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I • . .. ie . .. ~.._,,i _ . ' 1 - •. .i.. ' I .:' I; d L . . , • . . '‘ . `. ' - ',,, ~ ff > . ' q • . . . .. - "---%\.. . . . . . ~ . . ' ' • , .(iii• . , • ... ...,, 1•41P.r.,-7-• # P.: . . 1111 (1i! , S tic , \ • . , ~„..._: S r . .140::, 1 ' . liel if /P : ir • 41 , 4 "_.... ' ---....... ... NUAIBER 8443. DISTRESS IN GERMANY. THOUGH the Committee for relieving th e Dis tress occasioned by the ravages of Wat in Germany, has been enabled, by British Benevolence, to remit about .X 30,000 for the alleviation of t a ltie woes of suffering humanity, yrt such . has teen the extent of the devastations, such the depth of misery into which whole districts have been plunged, and so numerous and -agent are the new applications for relief from various quarterg, that the Committee can, on no account, think of relaxing its ; gals. Details of these Distreses will he found in the Reports of the Commit•ee, which, as well as Papers for Churches anid Congregations, may be had at the London Tavern; and at Ackermann's, Strand. Amount already advertised 48,742 2 6 81.113SCItIrTIONS strecr. Raceme'): The Rev. .1 homas Lane, Sawhridgeworth 1 1 Mr•i. Mills. ditto S 2 Mrs. Annestey, ditto 2 0 Mrs. loner. & Family, do. 2 11 Mrs Emerson, ditto 1 1 Mm. S. Gibson, ditto 1 0 Mrs. A. Allen, ditto 1 0 Mrs. Campbell, ditto 1 0 Mrs. S liqr‘ley, ditto 1 0 Mrs. Horsley's Servant, 45.; Mrs. Waticer's Servant, 75.; Mrs. Fairway's Servant ,6s ; Parish Clerk, 35.; ditto H. S. At the Committee Room. Friends at Dorking 21 10 A Friend at Reigate 1 • 0 James Carter, Upon 1 1 A Servant, by the Rev. Wm. Dealtry Collection after a Sermon, at Trinity Church ,Cam bridge, by the . Rev. C. Simeon 108 0 Collected by the Rev. J. busby, at Tavistock Chapel, Drury-lane Society of Friends, in rho At Down's. From different Denomina gons at Ashford, Kent, P • H. H Creed, Esq. £123 17 Collection at Mr. Ray's Meeting, Sudbury, £SI 9s ld. From the Rev. J. Beres. ford, for himself, and the Parisbiumls of Kilworth, Leicester sh re, per Paris & CO. S At Sykes, Snaitb, and Co. A Soldier's Daughter Mts. Duppa R J. E Rev Mr. Agutter o young Fi:enda to I Ittmao.ty 1 J. t r :tieltm at. Ci•y-road 10 \k:11 ant R. yn 414 Po.. inant :-Itopley 5 Presc , ttt, Prescott. Larder 30 o C. G I ti!'math 10 0 Thomas 1';w:::311, Esq. 5 0 Abra. NV•lkinson, M.D. 10 10 Rev. Wi•l'am Long 21 0 Fucti 1-1ar..011 . t 5 5 S 0 10 0 10 0 5 0 Ho bson's l'ho'co Havardahl, Davison, & Co. lir. and Mrs. Sterry, Romford Basile and Son 10 U 1 0 1 0 10 0 S 0 1U 0 3 0 23 17 City of York, and its Vicinity, per Mr. Gray 279 0 Sends tes.froint he City of and its Vida y, per ditto, £270 68. 6d. Collection at St. Andrew's hi L. B. by ditto 5 0 I Wardrobe, Sr St. Ann's, Prescott, Grote, & Co. 100 0 Blackfriars, by the Rev. Ikom 14I‘Ghet, Esq. 10 0 I Wni.Goode, £lOl Is. 6d. • Subscriptions received at the Bars of the City of London Ta vern; Lloyd's Coffee-house ; Stock Exchange ; and at an the Bankers in Town and Country. R. H. MARTEN, Z Secretaries. LUKE HOWARD, S In a few days wilt be published, Elegandy printed in One Volume, sznall Octavo. L ETTERS ADDRESSED , to TWO ABSENT DAUGHTEitS.—By Iblr.. ILITSDELL. Printed for Richard Rites, No. 6e, Pall. Mall. Just publish.ed, TRAVELS AT HOME, AND . VOYAGES 1 BY 'FFIE FIRE-ADE, for the Instruezion . and entertain ment of Young Persons. Neatly printed in Two Vols. 18mo. Price es. half-bound. P4lsseed far Rbettard Rees, Now 62, Pall-Malt. On Wednesday, the 30th of March, will be published, price Is. THE MILITARY REGISTER, s Weekly Nairstriasit. devoted • •he Aimy aid Military Officers. It will comprise amurs other matters Faithful Memoirs of Mili tary Operations, Accouots of Military Men, of Promotions, &c. &c and be a medium of Interesting communication between Officers in every part of the workl. • Published at Godclarift; Military Library, 11, Manton -street, I - lay-MarketAremoved from 1, Pali-11,40. Just publi•htd, Colburn, 50, Conduir•.trert ;.and told by G. Goalie, Etna. burgh; and J Cumming, Dublin THE SCHOOL for GOOL) LIVING; or, a Literary and Historical Esgay on the European Kitchen, beginning with Cadtnu► the Cook and King, and ending with the uri i of Cookery and Chemistry, 6s. a.most.huniourous per tormarice. 2. A , Lntintental Journey through Martate aad Hastings, by Dr. Comparative, jun. Be. 3. Lorimer, a Tale by Miss Aikin, 6s. 4. I.etters of Ortis to Lorenzo. Taken from the Originals, published at Milan, with a Portrait of Ortis, Bs. 6d. For an account of this extraordinary and interesting Workesee the Quarterly keview. 5. Law A a ons Valeheret. a Tale for leseenee, by the Author of Observations on Works of Fietions,„66. 'PORTER'S RUSSIAN C!A] ;tPAIGN. 4 . We insert in our Journal, and not without some etultation, an authentic detail of the mortification, dispersion, and effectual defeit of the most lawless and sanguinary ambition which ever afflicted or disgraced suffering humanity. the circumstances are related in this volume from authority which cannot be disputed. It will be perused by all with an eager awd an anxious interest." --British Critic, August, int S. This day was iniblished, is ftvo. (the Third Edition), price 16$. boards, of ANARRATIVE of the late CAMPAIGN in . RUSSIA; containing Information drawn from official Sources, and from intercepted French Documents hitherto un known to the Britilh.Public. Dy Sif ROBERT KER PORTER. Illustrated with Plans, &c. of the general Movements of both Armies, during their Advance and Retreat; and &Portrait (Ina ide General Koutousoff. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater :lona-row ; and et the Briciah Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. 'I his day were published, pric(Ss. 6d. ONS IDER AT lONS on the IMPORTATION N..' of FOREIGN CORN, arising out of the proceedings at a Meeting of the Meritors of Fifeshire, proposing to ['onion the Legislature for further Restriction. As published in the Courier Newspzper of the loth December, 181 9. Comprising a review of the usual arguments adopted by Agri culturists, in support of this measure; and shewing, that the present high price of every thing has been caused by the excessive increase of the rent of land, ai,d a circulating taxation. That he proposed encouragement w Agriculture, is, the legislative ' 4 uppo:t to get higher prices, is delusive, and will be wrested to the further increase of rent, in the same manner as have been :be high prices to which the Country bas already submitted. Further, that the high prices of things in no way result from paper currency. Also exhibiting the TRUZ CAUSZ of the rice in the price of Gold and Silver in Britain, and thereby shewing that it It INDLPENDENT of the circulation of Bank notes. sold by Messrs, Otridge and Son, 184, Strand, London. BY PATENT. fIUILDINGS FACED with OATH STONE at less than half the ezpence of common Asittca, in such a manner as to make the wails perfectly water proof, and keep ti tin inseparably united with the Stone. Artifice:l desirous of un4crtak•iig this work, may be supplied with Materials and in structlons,by Parker and Co. Bankside; where; and at No.lo, . 1 (112ill-vreet, Wentrninsier, ROMAN Cessittcr may be bad as u.ual, op sr low terms as at any of the new establbbmento ; or at Mr. Chas. Carter's, No I Ds-an-btreet, Soho, who b prepared to kcdertalra Use .klaclof wort above described. 'SATIJRDAY, MARCH 26, 1814. OFFICE OF ORDIII4NCII, March 17, 1814. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Ns MA• JESTrs ORDNANCR, do krill ziw Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Wednesday, the 6th April next, front such Per sons as miy be willing to undertake the supply of FILATHERS for Service of this Deparment fur a Period of Three Years, de terminable after the expiration of the first year, upon notice of three months, at the ' option of either party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application to the respective Officers of the Ordnance, in the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich ; and farther particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivei Tcl, sealed up and endorsed " Proposals for Feathers ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 6th April, at le o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board. R. H. CREW, Saretarv. WINES AND SPIRI I S OF THE MOs[ SU PERIO2. QUALITY. MR. BAll L WOOD!), (late Anderton and Woodd), !OP, New Bond-suet, having landed a pared of Port Wines of the genuine vintage of I 81?., superior 'n qua lity to any imported of late years, respeetfully recommends them t p Gentlemen who heep wines to a great age ; the price for pre sent Inyruvnt only Sll4 per pipe. 445. per dozen ; old Port train the wood, 465. to *.:,Os ; old crusted ditto, 175.; old sherry, 4as. and superior pile ditto, 545. ; Lisbon and Mountain, 445.; Teneriffe, 46g.; old Vidonia, 505., Carcavella, 411 s; Bronte, 4145.; Bucellas, 545.; London Ai-molar Maleira, 55s ; India ditto, 63s and 705.; Bar. 90s. , Claret, first growth, lens ; best Cognac Brandy, 31s. pea gallon; Holland% In.; Jamaica Rtan,J7s.; very old smog ditto, M.: nrange•Shruls, 18s.; Martinique. Lviours, tour gilineas and a half per case. SALES BY AUCTION. ELIGIBLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES. HOUSES IN DYERS-BUILDINGS, HOLBORN, BLEWET-BUILDINGS, FE rI'ER•LANF., AND CASTLE STREET, OXFOitD-STREE F. By Mr. ROBINS, At &maws?, Coffee-House. 'Clang Cornbill, on Thurs day, the 21st April, at 12 o'Cluck (by or.kr of the Executors of the late Giotto( GRITIITKII I'sq deceased) in Three Lot ., THE. VERY VAILUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES. _ I.ot 1. Comprising Five substantial Genteel BRICK DWELA LING-HOUSES, No. 7,0, 9, 10, and 11, three Storiev high, with Yards, Gardens, &c. situate on the Ea%t.Thle of Dyers- Build;ngs, Holborn, In petsescion and on lease to Mr. Wea'e, Charles Gappt-r, Esq. Mr. Down, Mr. Browne, &c producing a act Rent of per Annum, Cue Hundred and I werty-seven Pound, Tue above are held under the Dyers Comm Y. Lot 51. Eleven aubrantial BRICK' DWELLING-lit/Us:. i, three StAries high, Yards. Stc. in good repair, situate in Fetter lane, and in 13!•!wett's-Buildings adjoining, in p.-)sses:lol of Mr. Houghton, Mr. lientsch, Mr. Scoot, Wiggins lA'agne• , al 0. other parts, on I.easP, the remainder Tenatra at Will ; producing a nett Reat of per Annum £2iu. . . Lot 3. An Eligible DV/RUING-HOUSE, situate on the South s!de of Castle-street, Oaford.wtreet, two Stories high, in possession of Mr. Scharff-Taylor, Tenant at Will The Houses may he viewed, by leave of the Tenares, ten days preeedtng the Sale; Particulars of Messrs. King and Litiv!ii, Solicitors, Bedford-row ; at Garnway's; at the Furnival's lon Coffee-House opposite Fetter-lane, Holborn ; and of Mr. Ro bin., Warwick -street. Gotten-square. SALES BY AUCTION. LEASEHOLD ESTATE.. <EA,I' PORTLAND-STREET. GROCER'S Scioo, &c. By Mr. ROSINS, At Garraway's Coffee-House, in 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, on Thursday, 21it .kpril, at i'w. lee "Clock, by Order of the Elect!' ors of the late Jot n Garoear, Esq. deceased, A VALUABLE and Improveable LEASE HOLD ES l' ATE, held for a long term, at a Peppercorn Ground Reut: compridog the spacious roomy Premises, In the occupation of Mr Pirv - rerev. Grocer and Tea Des*, advan tageously vitua'e No. 98, Great Portland -street, to corner of Foley-place. and oppovi.e the Chapel, containing, he the Ground Storey, a .lotible fronted commanding Shop, and a Private En trance, two cheerful dooms on the first Storey, and on the two Upper Stories are Five t4-d Rooms; Basement, two Kitchens, Area, Vault., -Need Yard, Stc; M ly he viewed, by leave of the Tenant, where Particular, may be had; and of Me Clarke, Solicitor, Sadlers' Hall, Cheap •ade ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins Warwick-street, Go)' den•Nuare. CHALFONT, S I*. PETER, AND LANGLEY, COUNTY OF BUCKS. TWO COPYHOLD MESSUAGES AND GARDENS. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffer-hour ,'Change A ley, Corollill, on Thurs. day, the 21st o iel 4, at Twelve o'Clock, Py order of the Est tutors of Mr. John Gregory, in Two Lots, DESIRABLE COi'MOLD ESfATE. L. 1 viz Lor 1. A !hick bolt DWELLING-HOUSE, With Garden and Orchard, in the arcupatton of JOHN EDWARDS, Grocer, 'ft nant at Will situarr a• Chalfont, ~t. Peter's, on the high road 'leading to Ayle-bury. Ler 2. A Brick built MES•sUAGE, with tiled roof, Garden and Land, In all about One Acre, in the occupation tat, and on lease to Mr. Hr Nair ROSINSON. Carpenter, situate „at Langley, in the County of Bucks. - To he vi-wed by applying on he Pre dyes, where particulate. t‘y he had; at the Ort-ylit'und. Chalfont; White Horse, Ux bridge; Crown, Slough ; Gyor.se, Colnbrook ; the Red I.ion, Southa:l and Hounslow ; of Mr. Solicitor ; Sadlers' Hall, Vbeapitie ; parraway's; and of Mr. Robins ; Warwkk-atreet, Ge!den-square. FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ESTATES, • (Held ender the Crown, ass.) IN PICCADILLY. JEMMYN-S PREET, DUKE-STREET, ST. JAMES'S, SWALIJW-STRI A ! VINE-S CHANDOS-STREE I —By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee•house, 'Change-alley, Conlin', ou Thurs- day, the 21st Arril, 1814, at I welve o'Clock, in Lots, By Order of the Executors of Joan GIttOCILY, En deceased, • A SUBSTANTIAL FREEHOLD DWELL ING HOUSE, three Stories high, two Rooms on a Floor, with Yard, &c. situate No. 11, on the East Side of Duke -street, St. JatnesN, ia possession of Mr. SOANC. A spacious, snowy, and substantial SRICK-DWgLLINCI 110L1bE, on the same side of the street, on Lease to Mr. LIAM BEN N Lc, held under the Crown. THREE substantial„ roomy, genteel BRICK DWELLING HOUSES, with large open Yards, and Bath Buildings, situate on the West Side of Duke-etreet, held under the Crown, Nos. VS, 29, and SO, on Lease to Mr. CALLION s Mr. GATILIFIt s and Mr. Lewis. A capital roomy DWELLING-HOUSE and BAKE it's SHOP in front, with open Yard, Bakehouse, and Buildings, on Lease to Mr. Isumon, situate in the prefe rabic. part of Piccad i lly, op. posite Burlington 110 se, bold under du Crown. A substantial DWECLINO-1 - 1011SE, with Yards, Work shops, Cellars, &c. situate in Picca,tilly, near the a'oove, held under the Crown, in possession of Mr. ziLADIr, Bricklayer. A substantial, spacious, and well-accustomed GENTEEL PUBLIC-HOUSE, the HOUSE-SHOES, or UNION; let so Messrs. ELLIOTT and Co. advantageously situate at the corner of Jermyn-street and Bury-street, uow in full trade, held under the Crown, A FREEHOLD HOUSE, three stories high, situate in Vine street, Chandos-street, Strand, on Lease to Mr. MANLICI. TWO LEASEHOLD HOUSES, held under the Crown, three stories high, two rooms on a fluor • with Yards, large Cellars, &c. situate on the West Side of Sw;llow-street, near Piccadilly, ' on Lease to Mr. haus, Bricklayer, and Mr. Hnu... These Houses are very valuable property. The principal pirt of the Crown Leases have lately been renewed, and are 'hay eli gibly situate, prnducing a net rental of upwards of Six Hundred and Sixteen Pounds per Annum, and which to a short time may be consid.erably tocreased. May be viewed, by leave of tise Tenants. . . Particulars of Mr. Clarke, Solicitor,Sadler's-ball, Cbeepside; , at Oarraway's; at the Horse Shoes, or Vnion, Jennyn4uset ; I and of Mr. Robins, Wanrick-street s Solden-sioare. GROSVENOR PLACE. CAPITAL. MANSION, with excellent attached and detached OFFICES, COACH-HOUSES, S CABLES, &c. &c. in com plete Repair, and fit for immediate Poutssion. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVA I E CON TRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, AN elegant well-planned FAMILY MANSION, substantially built, and adapted for the accommodation of a Nobleman or Gentleman's Family. The House is 43 feet in front, consists of a handsome Entrance Hall, Vestibule or Inner Hall, and a spacious elegant Stone Stair case ; a Dining Parlour, 28 feet by 18 ; Back Parlour, 24 feet by 19; Library, and Passage to the Leads, which are large and airy. Oa the Drawing Room floor, a neat Anti room, and three handsome Drawing Rooms, en suite. O n t h e Upper Floors, four principal Bed Chambers, and five excellent Roonu over: a very excellent secondary Stone Staircase, from the Basement to the Upper floor. The Offices consist of Housekeeper's Room, Boxier s and Footman's Pantry, Servants' Hall, Wine Cellars, large dcpclied Kitchen, Back Kitchen, Larders, Wash House, Lianulif, excellent Cellars for l'oals, Beer, &c. with every re quisite Cenivenience for a large Establishment a six Stall Stable, with a Tank; double Coach House, with Loft and Rooms ov. r. To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be had of Mr. Robins, Warwick-stri et, Gaiden-ssoare. C1)1 1 / 4 1 ,1001 , iUS RuOMY DWELLING-HO WE South bwe tit PALL-MALL, overlooking Carlton-House Gar dens, adap - ed for a Family, Banking-House, or tution. t By M. - . ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change-alley. Cornhill, or. Thurs day, 41st April, :it l'welve o'Clock, ADESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a commolious roomy DWELLING-HOUsE, s. irate No. 06, on the South -;tfle of Vall.Mall. overlooking Carlton-House Garden, in the occupation of th- Gas Light and Coke Conipaf , y; containing, on the Upper Floor. a capital Bed chamber I. front, roomy Landing, three Bed-chanibers: On the Second Floor, two excellent Bedchambers, with Closets, &c.; Dressing•roorn, Water-closet, and a delightful Sitting or Bedroom. On the First Fluor, a I)rawing•room, with window to the floor, opening to a balcony the whole length of the front ; spacious Landing, Bedchamber,. Dressing-room, Water Closet, and a Bedchamber beyond, overlooking the . Gardens of Carlton louse Ground Floor, lintratice-hall, Vestibul- or !Mier Hall, capital Stone Staircase to the upper floor; a Dining Parlour with stuccoed walls, Library, Sitting-town, Strong room, &c. Base ment, a Secondary Staircase to the Attics, Housekeeper's-room, ServaAte-hall, Larder, Water-closet, Knife-bole, and detached Kitchen. Cellars for Wine Beer, &c. are in front, with Vaults; Yard at the back.—To be viewed. by rickets. Particulars may be had on the Premises; at the Subscription- Houses, St. James's-street, Pall-Mall ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. KENT-A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD EST A VB. COMPACT DWELLING-HOUSE, QFPICES, MEADOWS, LANDS, ard WOODS—about Elghty-slz Acres—near Brom ley, Chislekurst, &c.; Fourteen Miles from London. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, Conlin, on Thin day, 19th of May, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, ' APLEASANT'and COMPACT FREEHOLD ESTAI E, CROFTON PLACE, situate in the Parish o( Orpiwiten, a short distance frost Brastiey sod Chisleherst fiolwood, in a beautiful and picteresque part of tke country; cc,my rising a substantial Brick bulk Residence, with °Zees, Cnath•house, Stables, Gardens, Orchard, Farm yard, Barn, and Outbuildings, and sundry Inclosures of fine nieadow, pasture, arable, and thriving Wood-land, surrounding the House, vontain. upwards of Eighty-six Acres; a desirable I'r'perty for a Gentleman concerned in business, being within a mile and a half from Lock's Bottom, the high roads to London and Toabridge, &c. The Estee abounds with Pheasants and other Game: The House, at a small expense, may be made a most cotntortable re sidence. May be viewed, by applying to Mr. Button, on the Premises, where Particulars may be bad; and at the Lion, Lock's Dutton; Bro-nley ; Castle, Ehharn; of Messrs. runstnell and Ca ton, Solicitors, Aldersgate-rtreet; at Garnway's ; and of Mr. !tubing, Warwick-street, Gulden-square, where Plans may be seem. SUFFOLK.-FREEHOLD ESTATES. compAcr FAMILY RESIDENCE. FARMS, LANDS, WOOD AND 'rims ON UPWARDS 0F ONE •THOUSAND THREE IIUNDRED ACRES. By Mr. ROBIW4, At Garraway'i Coffee-house, 'Ctange-alley, Curial:ill, on Thurs day, May 19th, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lola, unle's 3n accrp ta'ile offer is made for the whole bt.ture the lit of May, of which due notice will be omen : 2i.VALUABLE and Highly Improvable FaEE HOI D ESTATE, Pan Tithe Free, called EDWARD s I'ONE GROVE, situtice near bitzlf•rd, Sudbury, and bury S. Edmund's, a fine heal!by part of the Country. The Residence and Property of a Gentleman. Comprising a very eligible, substan. nal, and eorapact Mansion, in complete repair, suitable fur a Fa mily of respectab!lity,lately altered and improved at a considerable expeoce, with convenient Offices of all descriptions, Coach houses, Stables, and various Out-buildings, exceltent waned Garden, Green-house, Pleasure Groumis, &c. siirrounded by upwards of .Four liondred and Seventeen Acres of good Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land ; convenient Farm Houses on different pins of the Estate, with Barns, Sta bles, and all necessary Out-buildings, and Cottagts. Also up wards of Fifty-eight Acre) of Land and Wood, ► easehold, under the Bislidp of Ely, with the Great 'tithes of nearly the whole Parish, upwards of One Iliousatid :Meet Hundred Acres, the whole nearly in a ring fence, and abounding with Game. A very desirable Property for a Gentleman fond of Field Sports. Distant from Meiford and Sudbury six miles, Bury and Ipswich fifteen Aniles, and sixty from London ; excellent Neighbourhood, and good roads in all directions. May be viewed by applying at the Mansion, where 'Partici!. lan May be'had, at the Angel, Bury ; Crown, Sudbury ; inns at Meitord and Botford ; White Horse, Ipswich; Cups, Col chester • Black Boy, Chelmsford ; of Messrs. Lightfoot and Rob son, Sodtors, Castle. treat, Leicester-square; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, .Goiden.sqoare, where a Plan of the Estate maw be seen. PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNI. SAL e.:S BY AUCTION. OXFORDSHIaE. Capital and very Yalu Ali!! l• 1. 1i... ESTATE", enneisett of F•ftreie Hun !ri d and 1:solv Acres of ric si:), within a fling Fence, 1 YTiIE FREE, and LAND-TAX t de •ilied, of the value of Four Thousand Pounds per'Annum. By Mr FAREURO tifFll, At .Garraway's, on Friday, the e2d of April at 2 "'clock, ACA PIVA very Vatti.ibli, in.! t•ven ,ive • PR ITHOL.I) and. TY iIiE•FREE t.-;TA ( &lid tat rrde spmpr :ing sundry yen ? " eligible Farms we h escal• lent Farm Houses, Ham, S arks, ant! sui , able 04.[ Limekiln', Cottag s fir I abourers wed threr pww.r ul liresb rg Machines, two of which are worked by wa•er wit\ One 1 bousand Fire Huni!rvel .aid F•erty Acres Or rernark,dth rich Land, lying within a ring fer.-e, and in high 41C W . cultiva tion, litely Let at rents atniiwiting •0 E.369i) p-o +noun', highly imprtivitable. The above Es aes are situate in the l'•ri. hof Great l'ew, clic ant from Oxford 17 cp,ht .root 11 o:hury, (rdrn Vi'ooi!vock, s x x•I•11 Chip iug Nortun, and fire frani the Birmingham and 9:..f.)r! Canal. ire I xrt culsr , st:!il a Plan ann. tin!. may be hat one month :n•lor to the Sal- of Mr. R. , H. ythorpe, near F.nstune t to whom arplizat ont are to be t:.ade to vi , os , the Estate. Particular+ also at the Smr, 0 xfor.l; WU. - Lion, Pan• bury ; Bear, Wcodttock ; lied Lien, ford; Whi•Je Hart, Be bon ; Crown, krad:ng ; Bell, 1-fen;ey; IVhito Nary, Erb ; Ii;I and . hicketis, P.irm r ith:ra ; Messrs. Churcl.4., and We.ton, 1) 'i gum; 1 ...;e0r;e. Northamp ton; Warvt:c:: A 7 -15, Warwick • and Cobham Arm., Bucking ham ; of :sele+trs. Graham, Kinocr:Py, and I)noirille, Sobchora, Lincoln'. Inn :":.o.v square. and of Mr. F,ircht other, Beaufort HutPr, ,y;., 5,r39(1 ESTATE', AT GOSBERTON, LINCOLNSHIRE; AND AT SI. MAR 1 . 1 N'3 STAMFO '4 ArtON, IN THS COUNI'Y 01; NORTH.IM N : ON, In 1-ors, early the AelOnt% of June, lat 4, on.qt.• Premises of Mrs. Berns, at Martin's Stainfortl-Bar ,, n, r ein' -tt an eli• edr render for the whole should be made prtor to the Itth of April). . • BE I.N IE. that well-known valuable GRAZING FARM, Freehold, situated at Gosberton aforesaid, a pleasant open - Village, and fine Mr, distant Ten Miles trona Boston, and Six from Spal ; adjoins the London Tuctipilfb Road, and consists of Thirty-three Fields of raceedi , sgly rich old inclosed Pasture Land, containing upwards of Two Handrail and Twenty Acres; and so contiguous, that the whole thereof May be looked over in a very short time, with Farns-House. Stable, Cottage, /cc.; also Oae Fluid of new inclosure, about "Fifteen Acres. Also, at the same time, will be Sold by Auction, (unless pre. viously disposed of by Private Contract), the followng FREE HOLD ESTATES, situate at St. Martin's Stamford Bares aforesaid: Lot I. A C.apital Manage or Dwelling•Hswe with Ivry Yard, six wall Stable, and Granary over it, Cose!i:hoese, Hay Barn, Brewbouse, Laundry, and other convenknt Wilms • !erg* Garden encom p assed by lof t y walls, and planted with the clam t Fruit Trees; and two commodious Pews in the Parish Chard' of St. Martin's. N.B. These Premises are let on Lease to William Westamer. land, Esq. four years of which are unexpired. 'Three Tenements, adjoining the above Premise, In the sow ral tenures of Samuel Ashwood, Tbotias Spencer, and Thome Dorman. Lot 2. A Tenement, In Water -street, in die tenure of Jobs Pearson ; and a Pleee of Ground adjuichng the same, in doe tenure of E. end J. Sehoirs. Lot S. In Wog/chg.". a Paddock °, Nature Land. asittainies two Ames, two Roods, seven Perth's (more or hos), kt.ma lease to the aforesaid William Wastmorei.w4l, Esq. four is of which remain unexpired. _ All the above have extensive Right of Common In Borough Fen, and likely to derive considerable Beutfit from the present lnclosure. On the above Fremlses, at the stmt AU the Neat add Useful IiOUSEI-101.D FURNII*IIR2 as 4 other F.FFEC I'S of MRS. BURNS, 1. awing her Residence.-- Comprising handcotar Four•po•t Bedsteads, with Cnniaon, SUN Damask, and White Dimly Furniture; prime season; d Goose. feather Ueda, Bolsters, :Vfattresses, and excellent Bedding; cu. pital fine-toned Piano Forte by Broadwood, w h additional Keys and Pedal; urge Carpets; Pier, Chimney, arid a.wing Glasses: Fancy and Alahogany, Hail , and other Chaira ; 8i :cbnard; cretary ; Chests of Drawers; Dining, Pembroke, and Card Ta. bits; complete Dinner Service of WedviroNl; White and Gold Chitia Tea ditto; very good Kitchen Requisites; several Lots of Book•, &c. &c. Als ), some GENUINE WINES; ermsisting of Port, levee years In ho-tie; Madeira, that has been /01:13d by the India; 'idonta.; a Cask of very fine Currant Wine ' Sec For further Pagicu'ars apply to 'lr. 11.13cl:son, or Mr. T. H. Jack'on, Attorney at Law, Stamford, Lincolnshire, where a Map of Belau may be s.2t.m. N B. NI the Tertants are under Nolte to quit. FASHIONA BLE DANCING, by Mr. privately taught, at No. 19, Sberrard-etree, Gol:..en-squares to Ladies and Gentlemen of any a3e, who have never iear.n that accomplihment, or have rot the modern style. Mr. Ai-Laves system of teaching is expressly studied for those to whom it is an object to acqdire easily that faahlonablerequisit• for genteel soc ery expe.littously, privately, and Ilia superior style of gnat and elett-aoce. Those who do not want private teaching may learn at a small expence, wi• h a respectable set of pupils, wa the public teaching tsvenins. Professors of dancing taught the most elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts ads, prates. , lop. The inte.criptien Astembites are every Friday. • No. 291, STRAND. PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES.- These Instruments are upon an entire new prtucipie, thit *prim are to constructed as to admit of increase us' decrease in shutand force; will =Wier for right and left side, without aty strap whatever._ SALMON, 01W, and ea. confidently recommend a void to all those who prefer Dealer ease and security to thr galling ap. plicatton of the common Truss, on their usual liberal terms, sm. that the full cost shall be returned to all purchasers, if tide round superior in use and tffect to every other invention, after any trial, wear, or damage. The Patentees hlve rec eived the following appointments The Royal Navy, the Naval Hospitals and Dock-yards, the Ordnance, Greenwich Hospital, the Honourable East India Company, &c. &c. N.B. Persona residing in the country, sending the Circumfe rence of the Body, in inches, just above the hips, may depend upon being accurately fi,ted. DISTEMPER, AND OTHER DISEASES, OF DOGS. THE following most v a lu a bl e MEDICINES, dis covered and prepared by Messrs. BLAINE and Ito UAI T. Veterinary Surgeons, No. 3, Nassau (late Suffolk) Street, Caven slish-‘'quaro. are patronised and used by every celebrated Spore. man iii"the United Kingdom : Distemper Powders, Is. 6d. each, or six for Ss. .Mange Ointment, Lts. 6d. Akerative Clentsing Powders, for the Mange and other Foul. ness to Dogs, 2s. rtr set. Tonic Balls, 2s. 6d. per box. Astringent Bells, 2s. per tie=. Preventive Remedy against Madness, sa. per 154.4. Worm Powders, vs. Sd per set. Wash for Canker in the Ear, es. 6d. per bottle. Ointment (or Caulker atutildie the Ear, sts. td. . • Purging liana, us. 6d. per boa. Sold holetale and Retail by Barclay and Sank Flaut-inaritet g Scott, Smith and Baxter, Edinburgh; Ne btrry, and limddkap th tou ro a u n g d ha C u o t . t l hc hth co gin v f n a ry n . d bgr we V niz eutl y e be rs of G i. e t t h .u v l , ;e u bt ai etiona g hiEDIL,II,t4IS, • • • • A EAST-INDIA 1100 S E, March '24, 1814. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED -a- COMPANT" of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, tradilg fo the BAST INDIES, do hereby give notice, 113 t a General Court of the said Company will be held at their House in Lea.'enlhall•street, on Thursday, the 7th April next, from Eleven o'clo.k in the Forenoon until Six in the Evening, to Ballot on tlie rOl:uwing Question, viz. 6 ' 'f bat Lord HERDBRT WINDSOR 6TUART,Iate of the Bengal i" Civil Establishment, be patinae.' to return with his rank to •' India." In order to determiße, by such Ballot, whether three parts in ftoir of the Proprictors present at f•ucb Ge•:eral Court, consent that the said Lord Herbert Windsor Stuart be permitted to re turn with his rank to India. JAMES COBB, Secretary.