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..•i, • • • :{ I%T UMBER 8462. • MONDAY, A r ITNITFO (WAND I.OTWIF. Of ANCIENT FREEMASONS OP. ENGLAND. THE INSTALLATION of his Royal Hi g hness the puke of SUSSEX, M W. Grand Mau, which was triided to take place on Saturd ay, the 234 Instant , is unavnid ily POSTPONED to MoNDAY, the 4 2t1 of MAT, at 'twelve h i Clock, in Freettivson's hall. Ihe Festival will he celebrated nn Saturday, the 7ih of May. kaltivi his Royal Highnevs will take the Chair. Dinner on table hit kive o'Clock punctually. By Command of the M. W. Grand Master. W. H. WHel'it, G. S. • FDW. HARPER, INTERCOURSE WI IH PRANCE AND GERMANY FOR OSTEND. THE Public are respectfully isformed, that fast -1 !ailing Packets or Cutters, with, Obvenient accommoda tion for Passenrrs, are established to sail between Colchester and Ostend. 1:Int first Vessel will sail next Thursday from the Port of Col& eit-X•er.—Further partieulars may be had by application to Mr. Vick, 7. Cirrus, Minortes; and at the Bull Inn, Aldgate, Lon doa, fro n whence Passengers may be Imveyed to Colchester by one of the most expeditious and pleasant Coaches in England. Vessels for ' , ernes may be bad on the shortest notice. ILLUMINATION LA MPS to any extent ready prepared for lighting; also Devices and Franvarencies of all descriptions. Contracts entvreei Into for lighting up puhlte or Private Buildings. Orders for the Country . forwarded with dis patch. Illuminations for Routs, Concerts, &et executed in the Most brilliant style. and on et-over:licit term*, at the New Patent Lamp Oil Warehouse, 24, lirydg,s-etreet, Strand. SECOND EDITION OF THE WANDERER. ,This &y was published, In 5 Vols. igloo. price £2. Es. beards, Dedicated to . Pr. Boa NtY, the Second Edition, of IretHE WANDERER ; or, tEMALE i DIFFI- By the Author of EVELINA, Creitui, and Cassit.t.a. Printed for Longman , Hunt, Rees, Orme,and Brown, Pater noster-row; and at tbel:ri ish Gallery, 54, New Bond -street. Early in May will he published, . ALICIA DE LACY, in 4 Vols. By Mn. WEST. T SIVEWRIGHT recommends to his Friends 0 • and the Public—the ner4l plan of the New State !Artery, to begin drawing !:c1 May, to winch the Perehas. r. have the benefit of the produce of 100 Extra Prizes of 10 Tickets each in the Pucceeding tottery, thereby giving a double chance of all the Prizes in both I.otterits, containing • - of - XvOalco I I - of - X 1 5,0a0 • 3• - of - 10,000 Variety et - &c ice: Tickets and Shares are on sale in great variety at his Old- Established and Fortunate Of f ices, 37,•Cornhill, 38, Haymarket, 71, Holborn, and 14., Oxf•rd- ttreet. • • This day was published, in Bvo. price Ss. sewed, A LETTER on. the CORN LAWS. By the Earl of LAUDERDALE. Printed for Constable •and Co. Edinburgh; and Longman, Hurst, Rees Orme, and Brown, London. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, I. The Depreciation of the Currency of Great Britain, In Bvo. price ds. sewed. 2 Further Considerations of the State of Currency, atc. In Sen. price cis. sewed. DOTIBLE CiIANCE. C . Comeau.[:, and and Co. Stock.Bmkers7 Comeau.[:, and 26, OXPOBID-STaZZT, beg particularly to recommend the Sabena of the Extraordinary Lottery of out) 11,00(1 Tickets. which begun Drawing sd of MAY; the Scheme is so arranged, that a Blank in this Lottery may gain in the Next Ten Capital Prizes, besides the Chance of all the Prizes in the present Schefne ; therefore, all Purchasers as above have a Double Chance. NEW GERMAN DICTIONARY. This day %%as publisLed, in one thick Volume, Fquare 12mo. price . Is. boa-d.. AI3ENHORST's DICTIONARY of the GER, AA.. MAN :..nd ENGLISH LANGUAGES; in Two Parts.. Ey G. H. NOLFIDEN, LL. D. Author of the Gentian Grammar, Elements, and Exercises. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orate, and drown, Cadell and Davies, F. litiocey, and i. Mawmaa. Of whom also may be had, VeLNDZSOPN'S GIERMAY GIAMMAR with Practical Eng. riser; the S sth Lilittun, pry,* Gs. boards: • and Shares are on Sale s in great Variety, at CARROI.I. and O • a.'s, where No. 543, a Prize of £lO,"K'O, ss as Sal in 16 sizteanths ; No. 2,152, a Prize of £3,000, be•.idss lIUMGIV4S other Capitals. ti. B. Orders from the Country porie.ual'y attealed to, and allßusinesa in the Public Funds transacted. This day was published in Svo. prier 6e. hoards, A TREATTSE on HYDRENCBetiALLTS or DROP:iY of the BRAIN. By JAMF.S CAR NIYCHAEL NIYTH, M.P. F.R S. Fel ow ce . the 14( College of Pi3).icians, are. ilce. ace. London : Printed for J. Callow, Mudital Itoukstlier, No. 10i Crown court, Princ:.-s , reez, Soho. Where may bc had, ju4 published, J. Callew's Catalogue of Books iu Aoatoniy, h".. , ...41irine, Sur gery, Chemistry, Llntittly, Vereattar) At t, 64c Ste. :or 1814. SCHEME QUITE NEW ! EY"'s' , Stock-Broker, 2, Cornhi3, and 18, Co. tenth-street, respectfully acquaints his !deeds and the Yabuq thit every Ad Venturer in the present Lottery has a • DOUBLE CHANCE—Finit, of all the Capitals in the Lottery whirls Sd of M AY, corn ai ing Prizes et £BO,OOO, sC i 5,000, selo.ooo, 25400, ice. and if a Holder of either of the first 50 Blanks drawn the First or Second Dar of Drawing, will be en; • titled to 10 Tickets in the NEXT Lottery, which contains 1 Prize et sellt,ooo, 9 of seio,ooo, ece. ity which means the leo Extra Prizes of 10 Tickets each give the Purchaser of every Ticket a Chance of obtaining any of the Capitali In the first Lottery, or - aC20,000, 5e30,000, or even AIO,OUo in the Second Lottery. Lottery Tickets and Shares site selling by EY 1'014,•2, Corn bill, and 18, Coventty-street where all Prizes are paid on de l:wind, and Sodom in the Public Funds transacted with the utt most fidelity. , .. _ 371 111 ICHARDSON. G4:3ODLITCK altd,Co.• Con: p. 411.10 tractors for the Loewy, ntsractfully inform tbs. Public . that theXtrowing will commence the ad of MAY. ' The Schema eontaim 11,000 tiOssis. and io &illation to the Money Prizos, there are Extra Pr*es of 1,000 rickets. hi the Next Lottery; thus every Purchaser adventures with a Chance of the Prises in two separate Lotteries. • 1 ' of £20,000 I of £20,000 1 - 15,000 2 - 10,000 I 10,000 9 .: 3,000 1 - 8,0013 0. . • 5,000 9 : • 11,000 4 - 1,000 ' IMO SOO 500 • 11. .• &c. ate. To be drinhi in Mai. • /be full Seketne, witlt 'Mhos-and s h ares are si .ami Co. Stock Brokers, at *sit Miss. 5 &e. &e. 9,000 Tickets to be drawn in June. dentin, may be had grill.. r by RICRAILDSON, GoopLece, Often, Curuhill and Claring- iki 'NNVES'rIvIINSTER ASSOCIAI NICIN; :16101141i FURTHER RELIEF OP THEIOBFBREIUS BY ••_ . .. . • THB WAR IN GERMANY. - - .. • -MS ROYAL. 111G11 NMS TII k: DU KC Of NOME' IS TRE'CliAallei : AT; a. very numerous Meeting, atteuded. by bii 4*.• Royal Highness the Doke a Surse a, the . -Arehbishops . 1 -Castellanos' and TOalt, and many of • the Bhhops, Nobility;, and other persons of distinction, . , IT WAS llNANtllousLy irsoLTED, That a Committee be appointed to solicit and receive Sub scriptions fur this purpose, and that all monies so received be . placed under the management and controul of the said Coat mittee ; that the Committee d 3 comfit of the foirowing prisais, with power to add to their nurabers, orto auks with the at/ Committee, if they 'treat •it prod.tit i— • ,Arelibishop Of Canterl.usy Wm. Wilberforce, Esq.. Archbishop of York ' R. H. Inglis. Emp . aft, of London ' ' Joshua Watson, Esq. *hop of Elver Rev. Archdeacon Cambridge i Disisop Of Chester Henry 'lllornton,.Esq. Bishop of Salisbury • Rev. H. H. Noeriti* Bishop of Ely Ste I .Mackirro.h '• s- • I Lord Kenyon Hoe. F. Nor th , .- •t 1 Lord Calthorpe Coionel Bathurst Right Hon Six J.ricoll . Rain Hon. Sir W. Scutt I Right Hon. G.'Rose C. Grant; Esq. jun. NI:P. i Sir l'homas . Achritt ' Right Hon. J.C.Villiers , I. Wiiibisham Bootle, Esq. Z. H. Marten, Esq. (batmittee Room, Freeniasowe Holl, Great Queeo-nreet, n where all communications may be adds) ssod, and where Sub scriptions will be received; as well as by Mors. liarnmersley's., and Co. the Treasurers ; and by the seva*Lßasiking-houses in . ~ London and Westminster. ~, . . , •. Sivaed by Order of the Committee, i , , J661413/I WA I'SON, beemiries, pro! Z R. ACKERMANN, S tempore. ' sysscium suns 1111(01 it LC tiVED : ' The Parish of Weston, I Lady Bruce - JCS° 0 Cambridgeshire, atter had of Sandwich .. 50 •VI a :•erMOll, by the Rev. : tewart Erskine, Esq. 10 10 George Cook, M.A. Dean of Roches-cc 10 0 including a hberatdo- A poor Welch Baronet 6 5 notion from 3. Hall, $.l , in. Marshall, Horse. Ysq. 1111 0 ferry-road 11 2 ley. J. K. S. Brooke JO JO A Fritud, per Ackerman 1 1 Majbr-Gen.Wist Murray 10 10 C. Ware 2 0 A Penalty on breaking a Rev. Ch. Simeon, Cam- Carriage Glass 2 0 bridge, second Sub- Fl6a.Marnsdulte Dawney 5 5 seription • An Essex Farmer 15 15 A. $. 12s. fld.. John WelleeEsq. i I Rev. Dr. Van Mildert, Thomag Roberts, !eq. 1 1 Chi ist Church, Ontoid 10 0 Hon, and Rev. Mr. lls. • I Baden Powell 5 5 pd, a Congregation at I Rev. Dr. Short 5 5 V idt ' O O (-10014/C 4 4. 11.00. Mrs. Si aortal 1. 0 Mrs. Marron, Church, . L , Karl of Wilton 50 0 Lawford ' 5 IF Mrs C. May 1' g Mrs. Cos.tio ,LP1.15. Ntl. " Stronramons Offering of J and T. Clarke, St. ' Celli. Frances Helen, John-square 10 10 and Francis Butcher 2 2 Val of Irowis 100 0 Tbomas liutehon, Esq. 20 0 Raanvat.--Per's 1-c. J. Ridley, Esq." read " Re!. H, J. Rid. ley s€ s. r•s." 4 . Ikon; and Rev. It. (:+s I," rt a I " Hon kat'. R. Cutivad. is. * ' Lem! liazdksg, 1 sCRIO," road "A 1 .112 .• • . , . . . AvIN , ka . -. -, 1 . t/ , -74 i t, 2 . , IC S' l °,-. . / 1 - 1, , . 4,11 n • •ifiet 4,--k-t , . - , 5 . • ~.. . : t roi r , 4V .' • • ‘ll4lll k . . ir . . Al, , .. es l a ...to - 7 ".. Z05 . • • f" . "..% A i - -,• l ' -1 ) Z./ •••• . -e • . - . r• .- , . - • IL 18, 1814. PRICE SIXPENCE-lIALIPPLIC4 • day were published, Elegantly printed In One Vol. small Bvo. price 8s In boards ) L ETTERS ADDRESSED w TWO ABSENT DAUGHTERS.-- 1 13y Mr% RIRNIDEI.I... Printed for Richard Rees, No. 67, Pall-Maii. Just published, TRAVELS AT HOME, AND VOYAGES BY THE FIRE-SIDE, for the Instrocion and entertain ment of Young Persons. Neatly printed in Two Vols. II Price es. half-bound. Printed for Richard Rees, No. 62, Pall-MAIL SALES BY AUCTION. EAST INDIA DEBATES. Tlds day was published, price Rs. sewed. DEBATES at the EAST INDIA HOUSE in a General Court df Proprietors held on Wednesday the 2Sd of March 1814, far the purpose of considering 1 roporitions by Mr. R. Jackson, and to discuss a Motion of Mr. Hume's.-... By the Edtor of the former Debates. Printed for Block, Parry. and Co. Leadenhaltatreet; °lista= may be had all the former Debates. DEDICATED TO LORD BYRON!! 14is day was published, I, an elegant Volume, 14mo. with eight humorous Cuts,yrice Bs. in boards, A NACREON IN DUBLIN. With Notes, Cri. tical, Historical, and Explanatory. Printed for Stockdale, jun 41i Al , o, in one Vol. ignao. price 3s, 6d. dedicated to tile Fpeahei of the Ho.ige of Commons, Popery truly stated and brlefty con futed, by Jos. Trapp, D.D. UNDER THE PATRONAGE, AND DEDICATD BY • PERMISSION, TO THE QUEEN. On the lit of May lOU be published, in Four large '.'nls. 12s. A to LONDON; or, Emily and her Fritnds. 11 By Ws. HO ELAND, Author of The C'lngpL-oes Widow—Olfieer's Widow—Pa tknce and Perseveraree—Says she to her Neighbour, What —sisters—Panorama of Europe--Northern Travelers—Mer chant's Widow, &c. Re. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-street. he hallowing will be published tkis Spring : Peson House, or The World we live In, by Alm. Bridget ''Scotcitwoman. By Anthony Freleriek Holstein. 2 vols. Bachelor's Mistres ! By an Old Mad of Distinction S vols. Spanish Campaign, or I he Jew. -By Mrs. Meekr 3 volt, 'Hypocrite, or l'he Modern James, 4 Vol.. Novice, or The Hes of Mostgamery Castle. By Mathew Moral, Esq.; I vets. Moutkeittse, or I he Peer of R.Nstland, 4 vol.. Miseries sod Phessiires of Merunooy, or The First Husband and The Secoissli vol.. MiJnigbt Wedings. . By . Mrs. Meth, Srvorsd Edit. a vnls. .—....—.... ' . LEASEHOLD ESTATE, GREAT EORTLAND•STREST. GROCER'S SHOP, kc. Dy Mr. ROBINS, At Cutaway's Coffee-House, In ICha”gr•Alley, Comfit', on Thursday next, April ii, at Twelve o'Clack. by Order of the AL.xectrors of the late Joule Gasoner, Esq. deceased. VALUABLE and Improve.this LEASE HOLD ESTATE, held for a long term, at a Peppercorn Ground Rent: compri.ing the spacious roomy Premises, In t 1 occupation of Mr. Purrtwitr, Grocer and Tea Dealer, advan tageously situate No. 95, Great Portland -street, the corner of Foley:plAce, and opposite the Chapel, containing. on the Ground Store, a double fretted commanding Shop, ands Private En- trance. two cheerful Rooms on the first Storey, and on the two Upper Stories are Five Bed Room's; Basement, two Kitchens, Area, Veldts, Paved Yard. Ste. _ _ 7 hip 7tay wa t t publudtcd. • A new Fdit'on, pr.ce bs. i lug:rated with Cage% I.PR A C 1 . ,0A L TREATISE fiti the PREVEN: 'LION old of the VIINERF.AL DISEASItaud its consequences. 111 Stricture, (Accts. &c. including practical Ob sennotion, Tetra Mesas Onaphin, gem nal Weakness, Metal Malawi, &c. thronged of al teehnital °Wen:idea. By fitirgenn. Lase of the tinned 141.4 pi-es of St. Thant:nes and Guy's. Prilred 4tr rA,;tsre. Sherwood and Co. St, Paterstroter•row ; and Mears. - Fleet-r rein, London. Where may he MO. . , Popular Treatise on Indigestion Scrofula, and etraarout a.ct, once :n. May be viewed, by leave of the Tenant, where Partin,tars way be had; and nf Mr. Clarke, Solicitor, Sadler' Flab, Cheap. Ade ; at Garrawaya; and olllMr.Robina, Warwiek-street, pot• kg-square. COMMODIOUS ROOMY DWIti.LINCI.H ,USE ,. South' Sh.le of Pitt Matt. oterioiAlent Carlton-House Ono dens, adapted for a Panay, Banking-Howe, at PUblit tuthin. By Mr. R08D44, At Garraway's Crake-Mons, Coneliill, an Than. day resat, Airtil, at Twelve o'Cl.orlt, A DESIItABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, .L3l. comprising a commodious roomy DW Amite No. 96, on the South Me of Pell.M.lll, overlook tit Carlton-House Carlo; In the occupation of the Ou tight and Coke Company; aining; on the Upper Flom., a capital Bed. chamb-r Ps front,- roomy Landing. Ore: Bel-chumliArt, On th- Second Floor, two etcetera Bedchaathrts, with Poona, &c.; Dressing-room, Water•closet, and >t delightful Snting or Bed-room. On the First klivir, a Israwing.toom, with window to the Boor, opening to a 'balcony the whale length at the from ; spaciostyLanditat i Bedchamber, Dretibing.toont, Water Morey and . a Bedchamber hermit, overlooking the Gardens of Carlton.. House. Ground Flom i F.ntrince.hall, Vestibille nr. Inner Mk capital Stone S!atrease to the tipper floor; a Dining Parlour with siu7coed wait, ldbrary, Sitting-room, Swung rimen, &c. Base. mete, a Secondary Staircase to the Attics, HousrLeerer's.roont Servants*-kall, I tinter, Water-closet, Knife-liole, and deactwer Kitchen. Cellars fat Wine, Beer. &., are in from, with Vaults ; Yard at the Ivack.flo be yiewed, by 'lleltatse Particulars nosy be bad int the Premises; at the 5ub....110ml- Houses. St. lames's-street,' ; 'it Oarra‘ist'. ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-6 r. -et , Oolden.sqv ire. . , . ' HARVErg SAVCE FOR •1 7 .1.311„ GAME, STEAKS, Etc. THE above admired Artie- continues• to be pre pared only at LA zErisr. Warel.ouse, No. ft. Edward. s•reer, Portman-square, and is respeertu: recommended to the y and Gentry as a most excellent tuce for all k'nds of Fish ; it is partietdai ly exceolent with Game, Steaks, cold Meat, Ike. To 1 revent imposition, none c.in possib'y be genuile unless the label no each bottle is signed by me, ELUL AMITE LaarNlT. N. 11. E. 1.. takes this opportunity to recommend her !leonine Essence at Anchovies, line Salad t)il, frensh Olives, which, with a variety of rich Same* and Pickles, may he had tor family sae ezporm_ .ien. 11 1 1 . .1 i H'IUSES IN DYIIRR.IIVH.DINGS, .BORN. BUMS f-BMILDINGS, FRITRR.LANIE, AND CASTLIto STREET, OXIAIIt D-S FREE r. RT Mt. RUEIN§, • At Carraerty's Coffee.44intse, sC4aage.allef, Corrittiff, on Than. day ore - , the ;It Agn ilonTwolve (Iry of ler of the ?semen, at file late 7OR Ot Gatrtrtita. Eng. tter.44l4 . d) ili I b,re i - P HE VI.Ni VALUABLE LEASEHOLD • ,10,1• A YES. Lot 1. Comprking The substantial Glenfaef DU'Elt.• LING-HOUSES, No. 7, 11,, 9, 10, and 11, three Moriee logb, with Yards, Gardens, &c. Shave on tie East ode of t.yers i'itnldings, Holborn, in peuietdon and on lyric to Mr. Wei eN, Charlie. Capper, Rs+ Mr. Daum, Mr sstrowne..4ltc producing a art Rent of per Annum, One Hon.tred and 'f Osertposnass Pound, The above are held under the avant Cows' y Lot e. Eleven tubstantlal BRICK DWF.LI lII4G-HOUSB9, ' three Stories high, Yards, &v. in good rerstr,• I • tiati: in Fetter 'ane, and in Blevrett's-Buildings adjoining, In poet tsinn of Mr. . Houghton, Mr. lientsch, Mr. Stour, iiViggtne-Wagner, and odes parrs, on Lease, the remainder' Tenants at Will; producing a nett Rant of per Moons £Y4O. Lot S. An Eligible' DWELLING-HOUq?. situate on the gnuth I , de of Cantle-street, Olffird..orest, tea Stories high, in posiiesslon of Mr. Scharff-Tarter, resrant at Willi !be Houses :nay be viewed, by l-avt of the -Am,. tin days preceding tar Sale; Partichiar4 of ftd• , sr.. Ring and .I...ken. Bedford row at Oarravrafity a , the. Furnivil's bin Coffer-House. opposite Fetter-lane * Hodson} p and of . a u . hitt?. Warwick -street. Goldin-square.. .. CHALIRINT,'Itr. PETER, AND L ANCT.7z, eOUN lir OP BUCKS. . . ivro C.3PYHOLD MF.SSITAOF.B AND GARDENS. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Cofer-lioutefflasangs Altep; Cam. gm -n um , day iiit, tie 21st ol April, 1814, at Twoggis *Time. By order of the Ecec•ittlii of Mr. John Grelowy, rwt) Loh. A DESIRABLE COPYHOLI) ES FATE. LOT 1. A Brick haat DWELIJNG-HOUSE, with Garden and °retard. In the octitailan of Jews EDWARDS. Gft/Cfr, I . r. runt it Win, .situate at Chalfont, etc. Peter's, On the high •oad lesdinr Ayletbary. Loir 2. A Wick built MESCITAGE, whh tiled roof, Garden and 1..1nd, in all about One Aefe, in the occupation of, and on 1.24 e to Mr. Hy mar Rittman. Carpenter, situate at Langley, in the County of Bucks. To he viewed by applying nn the Premises, where particulars may he had; at the Greyhound, Chalfont; Whi.e Horse, Us brides; Clown, Slough ; George, Colnbrook ; the Red lion, Sonthad and Hounslow ;. of Mr. Clarke,Sulcitor,Badlere Chespsi le; at Ciarrawatir au is gof Mr. Robin, Warwick-stases, Go'clen -square. FREEHOLD ANN) LEASEHOLD Ea, (Held ander the Crown, Ste,) tel PICCADILLY, JERMYN s KELT, DUKE STI Err, ST. JAMES'S, SWAI.LOW-S fRER YtAPP,i.I CHANDOS-STRER r.—By ROLOIS„ At Garraway's Coffeolsouse, 'Change-alley:Cur:lbn*, .114 I kin. day nest, the vitt April, ISIS, at Torylve o'Clp . st:T.ll.tts, By Order of the Ea-citron of Mum Oa anout, likeated; ASUBSTANTIAL . FREEHOLD DWELL ING•HOUSE, tbree Stories high, two Itonlns on a Floor/ with Yard, &e. situate No. 11, at the FAO Sid of llotsrawski, Ss. James's. In possession of Mr. Sean*. - A spacious, rofimy, and substantial BIZICK-DWELLINg• HOUSE, on the same side of The street, on Lime to Mr. Janis ritt 4 N had under the Crown. • • THItLE substantial, roomy, genteel MUCK DWELLING HOU SE i, with large open Yarits, and Baca Buildings. disaster* . the West Side of Duke-etreet, held under the Qiowh, Noe. OS, 29, and 90, on Lease to Mr. CALLIA, Mr. GAYLIIIII, and Mr. Laws.. A capital roomy DWELLING-HOUSE and BAKEll's SHOP • . in front, with open Yard, Bakehouse, and Builsliugi i on tease to Mr. )(sunsets, situate is the preferable part of PiccatElly , rips; polite Burlington House, bed undersli• Crown. A substantial DWELLING-HOUSE, with Yards, Work,' shops, Cellars, &c. situate In Pscra.liity. near the above, Jsega, under the Crown, in po-seminu of Mr. :•LA It, rrta hi/W. I A substantial, spaciotn, and. well•aecuttomed GENTESL PUB! .IC-HOUSE,, the HORs)±.SHOE 4 , or UNION; let w. Messrs. Et.i.toiT and Co advantageously situate at the civeer rd Jermye-etreet and Ilary•street, now Ib MI trade, deed under the Crown. A FREEHOLD HOUSE, three ovaries hie+, situate In Vine. street, Chandorostriet, Strand, on Lease to Mr. Me N Lev. TWO LEASEHOLD HOUSES, held ander the Crown, rtree stories bier, two rooms on a door, wlth Yards, Isere Mrs. &c. amine on the Weet Side of Swillow.etreet, near rie‘adaly, on Lease to Mr. Emus. Brit-blower, sod Mr. HAIL This* Houses are veil valuable property. The principal part • of the Crown, Lessee have lately been reorients , . and are v. IV .b -=ible situate, producing a net resu.d of upwards of tom Hundred and Sixteen Pounds per Annum, and which In a shoot tans stag be considerably iiicreand. May be viewed. by leave of the Ttnaata. I ; as bardcaoradiralkolfrth. C e .la t ti o ls t e ss :So S li nes eit s or er . dadle uaisit e%bak iirelerareet cheigside . • Mr. w arww,k4arast, Cleadowelvara. . ''. ' ..132 1,-,.• : . ;• ? . • • • ' .',....:/..61: 4. 1 7 .. ; I ' . ' • - , . i.,, '-'."..,.,., 1 ."..' I t -.- .- • 4 • ..,: , ; l i r o.s .. . I \ * \ ' I ' , t,l i 4%. .: : • ' ' . 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