Star. — London, England, 1810-12-08 00:00:00

.... . • . . • • g . pig t ;•Nor• , f , . . • • • . • • •••041c....00104ita • . .7 • - .‘ '.04 • • • • • s i * '2lll ( 1 . 1 . 111 1 11 7 11 ilk• .S' • 1 ra -404 y r - 0 1,00 4110 • 4xlr.nocr- , . 1 4 , ' • . s' • I ~' ?bln ; .4. 1,- z • /-.. .-_ ~~-. I'G'~~~~ es - I . , Ns. - • ...,„, ~ it.. ) , , „ l:+ LkielL,p)ni 2 _ • r .1 .a* . b Elt 7415] ( ~-~ CHARTER-HOUSE. II I: ANNIVERSARY MEEtING *of tit e NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN edge:sad at the CltAlt• 14:LUSE SCHOOL, will be held at the Charter.flosse, oa cdn „ay, Decetnber 12.—Pracher, Rcs. 3. H. MONK. C. Eliot, Esq. w. W. DI , Esq• srzwolDS. C. Bouchier E.q. Rev. W. Pairner, se onffinhoofe, Esq. .. Rev. C. R. Fanahawe, s i • Dinner will bias Table* Five o'clock. SOCIETY OF SCHOOLMASTERS. HE SOCIETY of SCHOOLMASTE, hold their Anniversary Meeting at the Crawian4l4. oern, on Thursday the 20th Instant. Joint-Presidents, Th e Right Unread Ono &OE 14A AC. Has - ralitsrotib; Lard . Bishop of Gloucester. . e Right Rev.WILLIAP4 Goon z nay nu, Lord Blsbipiplearlisks. • Vice-Presidents, • • he very Rev. WILLIAra VI M i.savr, D.D. Dean Of:Westminster. The Rev.Ssist•ar. PALK, LL. D. Prebendary of St. Paul's. Res. loom Gooeiiii., MD. Provost °llium' ats4 caste . of Windsor. • COMMIVVIE FOIL LBW Rev. Commas Buitkirrs ;LLD., eltefrman. ET. MAT"! YEW RAI Nz;D:D. ixtrit.R.e. Deputy Cheirniatt. , Rev. A. Crombiz .L.D. ')Reif; J. Lindsay, D.D. Rev. G. Gibion, .4.34. ler. Lord. Rev. A. Greenlaw, LL.D. lift. W. Shaw. per. J. Hewlett, B.D. Strachan, LLD, f. Kelly, LL.D. 'treasurer and Secretary to the Society. Dr. Xelly. Secretary to the Committee. Ref. G. Million. Agent* for their respective Diatricts, " villiarn Burney, LL.D. Gosport. Rev. T. S. Bullet), A.M. Lye, Sablk. Rev. W. Moore, D.D. Ciretacestes. ker. W. Rose, Uckfield. Rev. J. Sraith, A.M. Head Master of Manchester School. Rev. Dr. Wooll, Head Master of Rugby School. Stewards for the Meeting of 1819, ter. J. Binson, A.M. Rev. J. H. Rico, LL.D. tr. &OWL Rev. J. Simpson, A.M. 'r. Nugent. _ Rev. A. W. frolkipe A.M. . . 'l"be object of this Society is to establish a Fund _ kir the bistat the Widows and Osphanalof Schoornlihnani *id rho hr the Wed touch Schoolmasters and Wheal* sitabomille sliblui sa through Age, lafirratty, ar trigaw. Sub,tr,pcionr are received by entre. 'Kensington and Co. Ebard•sireet ; Messrs. Hanunersley and Co. Pall Mu ll ; by Treasurer, Flnahury-eqsare ; and by the Agents of the Sp ud Members of the Committee. rickets for the Dinner ++.— • also Books of the I- be bad at the Bar of the Tavern, HER ROYAL HIOIII4ESS the PRINCESS FR s. SALMON respectfully informste l triiiity L and the Public, that ip order to aeconamddate &simmer visitors of her E:XHIBIT lON, the correct itlieneue of her at-fl i gh tl es s the Princess AMILLZA, lrin its atlim withist. ant, may be seen during the whole of ahls g k, at the usual admittance of is. eAch Perlion_ • is open Ikea ten the morning Ell nigo et „not." ON AN £NTtRE NEW PL4N. Lod Y, to be DlawN tbt lads a FEBRUARY. ' ' T:ITE WHIMS. 4 Pdpes d seakoot, ...•• se .1114016 sow loos Is tOOO 20 000000000 SOO ....«.....n. 1= 100 • 2,400 . 144 tt ** •••••••••;104 9S •••••••••••P•a& 3,000 1800 4012 Prizes. SIMMIIMMEMpII 'TICKET'S and SHARES CHEAPER ! GREATh:B. CHOICE of NUMBERS! and No INCREASE OF TICKETS! MORE CAPrrAL PRIZES! and - NO PRIZE UNDER TWENTY POUNDS! ." FICKETS amid SHARES me-Selling at alI• the Licensed Ices, and by every Lottery Aostrr in the United Kingdom, I much cheaper tains thartbalut, as May be seen by the lowing comparison of Prides; - • PRESENT LOTTERY. 1 kket . - - • ae2l (1 .-41" gf - - - - 10 IS 0 *teF - - - 5 • it o,th menth - - • - 1 11 . . 0:1 `Au early purchase is ream , universal approbation. - LAST LorrEgy. .27,41/et . .£22 IS 0 Halt r - - - 11 14 0 Quarter - - - 5 19 Eighth - - - - 219 6 Sixteehth - - - 1 10 6 induct, as the Scheme seems to STATE LO rrERy, LL'PO BE DRAWN THE 15TH OF FEBRUARY, 1811. SCHEME. 4 riz es of .0,000 are X . 10,000 8 - - 16,000 12 1 1 000. . - 12,000 sesoo • . 10,000 300 - 2,460 144 . . . 25 3,660 3,c00 2O - 76,000 4,012 Prizes. sC2IIO,OQO W H I T and .CO.. ate selling the Tickets and Shares of the above Lottery . • at their Offices, No.ll, Pool-Tar, Is 14, Cu/tat/so-class, 31, ALDGATE HIGH-STR LIT, The Lottery bon a new plan, having only one Ticket .1 each funihrr, which, though it presents a muck greater choice to.the iststurers, affords the same opportunity as In the last Lottery, r gaining £80,050 by one adventure. The Prices are much lower tlrat they have been for malty Lot ries past, but WU be raised in a few day*. A TREANSCENDENT DISCOVERY ZTEPHNS and ESCOURT'S ROYAL JU " BILEE BLUE, for beautifying family linens, &c. After 4 th s t u d y, varloss experiments, and unremitting attenden, th e tt prietors have b roug h t to perfection, in the Fiftieth Year of 1 Majesty's Reign, a most excellent and Invaluable substitute r powde r and every description of Blum, which (being a pure table compound) wilt be round perfpetly Innocent in quality, bile r ecommendin g itself to unitersal patronage by the drams... Ice of blending tlegance• with economy. When diffused in ter it gives the must delicate and transparent blue ever seen, d is Waralltel to retain its co , oor ar.:l beautiful lustre any tOrb of time without separation, or receiving any injury from posursto the air, which iniporignt properties all others are des hlte of. The Proprietors pl e d ge t h e m se l ves i t w ill be foUnd imper to the consumer than any othlr cake, atone, powder, l iquid Blue previously offered to the public, in proof of which Inlay be o b se r ved a tea-ipootiful of the liquid is sufficient ,for a pla y of water. This Blue is particularly recommended to ma -161 ullers of linen, flannel, Isaiiili andstarcb, for bleachiag, ftsing and col our i ng ;" i• la sold in cakes at 94: . and 40. each, in liquid at Is. 3d. per 4 : 11 e, at the Manufactory, Horatio-Place, Wilworth Common ; L 'limes, 31, Clothfair, Wear 'Smith fi eld; (where orders fur the rkulacturers are received) Champante and Co. 2, Jewry - street, s ue ' Pal, Butts, • and Co, 'Three King court, Lombard- Berry, /7, Greek-stre...t Sabo; West aid Read, 46, church-stivet ; P. and R. Hindrie, 13, Titchb ore e- s tr ee t, cldill Y; Gregson, Liverpool; and Of the principal Oil m e n , Oro , and Perfumers in tatvn and coutttry.l...Good allow.tni.e to rliants, venders, and large consumers. The cake and liquid outir o r • a quality ; the liquid, not litsing made Into a body, 111, t illost convenient and *realest. saving. Both are stamped t , h the iaveutors' arms. and Proprietors' names ; on the (-Ad is Kees % • - of Ins Majesty, with inicriptuni" Royal .1 uluitet Ulu( b " kullt 'rftii Winch is Aorgery, U vAY liß , 8 Yo. t BAST-INDIA nousg k iksfsehr.ty 1114 . THk 'dor/Rl' .f DIRECTORS a Me UNITED COMPANYe MERCIfiIM INGL4ND, traria: iv the Lint I.IVIDIES. de le . r;iy give ;ureic:, That at. the 'Quarterly General Court of the said Cbinpany appointed to be held on Wednesday, the 19th inszant, a Resolu. lion of the Court of Directors of this day, that the Salary. of Captain JAMES SALIisIOND, the Military Secti.tary at this douse; for conducting the Military corretpondence with India, be increas:4l Xiooo to. Xlsoo per annum, to commeart from the 11th April last, mill be laid before the said General Court forllteir appfvbstion agreeably to the 19th Sec of the 6th amp. efthiCampapyjl By Laws. IrILLIAg Rillg4r,.Soretary. •_. who -have any Claims or Ehroands the•Estair of THOMAS DItAXE TYRWHI rt. DtA Weis( Shardelues, in the Comity of Rucks. Esq. de !sued,. are .rolhested to send the pabletilirs of the same no Strevt, Still and Strong, of Lincoln's the. e • _.~..~~ That was holdisbed, Ist-kit 31.1 n boards, pRiNCIPLES of the CONStITIrrION oT GOB VEI NMI. N l'S, with Illustratioos front the Masks. By WILLIAM CUNINGHAM, Of Enterkine, North ligitin„ Printed fOr 1 Pldirway 4 Ptceidllly ; and Censtaide and CO. Edinburgh; and mat be hallo the Booksellers of Oxford and llbridge I day t-as Ss. or LOB. 4d. a Doane. A New If* entail Munn!! ail)oritions ter the Pocket s , T entitied,_ OHE 117 T ; composed of Me. NE > ft ' • ditauons and kroitfri weary Day in the Week ; Devoe duns for the tiacrametit an utkrr Ocdasions. Print.d for F. C. and T. Ikretiltuu. J. Walker, Scateherd and Letterman, W. Dent, Wilkie' a. . pkobiasou r G. Robinson, C. Lituyend Longuran and Co. . - DIAMONDS AND PEARLS. DENIS JACOB bcgs leave to infitr in t h e tbat be continues tp give the Full Value in Riesly M 4 Olll for DIAMONDS and PEARLS, fit No. 31, Cocksisurevirce, Chatting-cross, the teem 'I was mia7" --.4 1 - " -- y birsh , fit niyal octavo, - price I. boar s A .TREATtSE upon: WILLS And CODICILS, with an Appendix of the Statutes,atidrseopiouis-imiliktion of usefid Precedents, with N otes pract i ca l and explattatorr. By WILLIAM ROBERT% • - • Of Lincoln'. Inn, Esq. Barrister-at 7 Law ; Author of a Treatise on Voluntary and Fraudulent Conveyances, and on the Statute of Frauds. London : Printed for J. Butterworth, Fleet-street ; and. J. Cooke, Ormond Quay, Dublin. Of whom may be had, the Second Edition, price ills. boards, of A 'freatite ou the Law of Executors and Administrators, by Samuel Tcller:Esc of Lincoln's Inn, birrister at Law. A blew VOLUME of RI VINGTON's ANNUAL itt3lorElL Laily was publisba , l, price in boards, lea. 'THE ANNUAL REGISTERI or a VIEW of .11- the HisroALY„Poarics, aa4iimaxruak, .for the Year 1755. . . Printed for F. C. and 7. Rlvingt o n, No. it, At. Paul's (fir Yard; sold also by Messrs. Payne, Egerton, 'tabard, Nam villa and Fell. and Messrs. Arab. N. B. In this Volume, besides ether inarscdlllll**lMAßalb. found a wore complete Recount than has bithert9..bellk jW.o 1p eke Enlists Langeage, of the Polish History, from the period of the Russian Lacasion in 1799, to the crtiactioo of Poland, as as independent State, In the Year 1795. The Volumes er 1794 and 1804, are la the Press, and will appear shortly. Of the above-mentioned Booksellers may be had the former Volumes, published by Adswits.R**lll,9‘ Number I. price gs: of 'THE REFLECTOR ; a Quarterly.itlagazine, 4. conducted by the EDITOit OF- THE EXAMINER, will be published on Wednesday next, the 19th of December. ConTanis :—Art. 1. The English considered as a thinking People. 2. The Reformers, or Wrongs of Intellect.' S. Shake. spear Sermons. 4. On the pernicious Effects of Methodism in our Foreign Possessions. 5. The Law Student. 6... On Pro perties. 7. Stafford's Niobe. S. Greek and English Tragedy. 9. On Defects and Abuses io Public Institutions. 10. On Opi nions respecting the English Constitution. 11. Account of a Familiar spirit. IL On the Origin of Shakespear's Tempeg. 18. On Early and Late Hours. 14. Oa die Modes of Living and Thinking about the middle of last Century. 15. Ou the Spirit proper for a Young Artist. 16. The Travels of Reason. 17. On War. Id. Dr. Bentley. 19. Atys the Enthusiast. 90. On the Catholic Claims. 21. Remarks on eke peat and present State uf the Arts in England. 92. R etrospect o f t h e Th eatre. .93. Retrospect of Public Affairs. 24. Short Miscellaneous Pieces. Printed and published by J. Hunt„Examiner-Offlee, Beaufort buildings, Strand. Sold by J Carpenter, Bond -street, and all the Booksellers and News Venders. This day was published, elegantly printed in fine FooLap nvo. 10th edition, considerably Improved. price 4s, rritlE PHYSICIAN's VADE MECUM ; being a ± Compendium of Nosology and Therapeutics, fog the Use of Students.—By the Rev. JOSEPH TOWNSEND, Author of The Guide to Health, &c. &c. London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely and Joness Paternoster Row ; Murray, Fleet street ; Callow, Crowu-court, and Cue, St. Thomas's -street, Southwark. Of whom may be had, the 3d edition's considerably enlarged and amended, price 75. boards ' Cans teat. Put/0110PHY ; or The Established Bases of Modern Chemistry,iptended to serve as anelementery work for the 'tidy of that Science. By A. F. Fourcroy, Counsellor of State, Mem ber of the National Institute, one of the Commandants of the I.e. glen of Honour, and Professor of ChensistrK. Tranilated from • the French by W. Desmond. Cuvier, in his Report to the National Institute, says, " Paw. croy has published an enlarged edition of his Pbilosoph 91 Che mistry, which is very justly considered as the best B> aaatatarp Work on that science.' This day was published, THE MOUNTAIN CHIEF, or the Descendant of WILLIAM T&LL, the Deliverer of. Switzerland, a Romans& in four volumes, price 20s. board. Also the Spectre of the Minunain'of Grenada a very interesting Historical Ro mance, in 3 via. price 1.55. boards. Printed for George Hughes, 221, Tottenhun•Court-road, and may be had of all Booksellers. Lately published, The Royal Sufferer, or Intrigues of the Ilighteentk Century, 3 vols. 13s. 6d. boards.—The Boon, being an antidote to the Re fusal, by Mrs. West, 3 vole. 13s. 6d. boards.—The Italian Ma. renders, 4 vols. price 90s. bcrards.--OrmOnd, or the Debaucbee, containing characters of real life, 3 yolk price 15s. by Sophia Lee.—The Bravo's Son, 2 vols. 7s. boirds.—Modern Characters, 3 vols. 18s.—Eugene deßothlyn, 2 vote. 10s. boards.—Joe Mil ler's Jests; a new Edition, 2s. ed. boards. lust Published. price 6s. boards. - THE FRIEND OF WOMEN ; from the French of Bottrdier tie Wl:wen. By ALEXANDER. MdRRJCE. This Work is designed to exalt the Female Charact4r, and raise that lovely part of the creation to the rank they ace born to, • and to which their many virtues so justly entitle them : to bring back Men to a sense of those domestic comforts, which their wander ings front the paths of virtue have made them strangers to; to make the marriage state happier; and secure the lovely pledges of their union front the vices of the woad, till their ripened sense secures them front its blandishments. It treats on the Rank of Women in Society—Studies suitable up Women—Employment of Women—Pleastires and Luxury of Women-•-Tbe Character and Temper of Women—Love and Gallantry—Marrisge—Educatlon of Children--Domestic Go yerittlisht—and Vh tues of Women. London Published by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Patera:sr tee6row. • VICINITY OF YORK. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. LUND, At the George Inn, in the City of York, on Friday, the 28th of Decembrr, 1810, at Three o'clock in the .afternoon, A COMB GRANGE, otherwise RUFFORTH GRANGE, situate in the Parish of Rut:forth, within two miles of the City of York ; consisting of an ancient Mansion. Hoow, and about SOO Acres of Land adjoining the same, now let to Mr. Join Jolly, whose tenantcy will expire at Lady-Day next, with a thriving Wood of 25 Acres and the Royalty of Gm Grange. The Estate, which Is Tithe-free 'and exonerated from Land Tax, lies within a Ring Fence, and forms a most desirable per claa.e either together or in parcels, the Land being of superior • quality and capab!e of great improvement without extraordinai y ,expenee ; and the same will he sold in Nine Lots, otie containing 140 Akers, and the others from 70 to 20 Acres each. The 15ouse it roomy.and in perfect repair, andbtay at a small leXpen pc sn i tde a most comfortable retidence, being very plea saiitTy situated; and 45 Acres of prime Land are allotted with it; and the other Lots are very A.ptly arranged 'for the° convenience of Pitrdsasera i who may hate at a fair price a considetable ...- tity of new B ricks, now lying on the largest Lot. Persons desiir viewing the [PRICE ARMY. • A PAYMASTER of et R Edf MENT of Ilk/MN -- TRY. at HOMk, %Oki' poems se fat Alloimpages, *Mei to Exchange with the Paynuater of a Diqtriet P. rastand. Far Parttculatilapply to U.H. No. tat, New Emti-uttottT•oadon. None but Prinepals need apply. SALES 1W AUCTION. MOST PESIRABLE M INOR 3, MEV-HOLD ESTATES, Amn 'TYTHES,—!LENT. At the Fountain Inn: Catterbuly, in several Lots, on Moeda? next. December th e 10th, ISM. at Twelve o clock, • r r'HE KIN ZISTON and DENTON gSTATES, it- with snit Aeres of Lend, the Tythes of the Parish of Swing e 5.1.1 7.... -tenors, a spacious Mansion House, Said an desert: . w . 4 Y y n F - utolif • ---..-: trilk;. The King — won Estate easosirs of an elegant and eonveniens Ulla. w i th eon acres of efeellene arable, pastier .., water .neadto* Neatly printed on a fi ne Papa. Nis irliollte Octavo, price In t - I„ d i am i , fling i., ,a, e p ar a,h„ akiptimn and Tlath am , board: t!,. a new Edition, carefully corrected, of . - b the mmiok of KINGSTON. est:end:or, over the whole THE SCRIPTURE LEXICON ; or 1 pie- Ips s , and p'art of the Parish of Wyrneretwohl. The Tend is . .:1 .A. tionary of about Foe Thousand Proper Naanaof Persons i, .0.- state oteuttivatlon. about Ibur miles from Cantobury, f):1 sut Places mentioned in die Oid and New Testament t divided d ie .ornpiWtf.swil aft Dome. . . . inr ; ) Sydabies, witir their Peep er A ccen t s! with the Description ri te nmArrox COURT EITATES, owl* Art a megnis• of the greutee Part of theln. filar aise Explanation- of mi :Words and Thi ns in. the Bibl lit (Sent Materinn, in good repair, and fit tot the itritpediam romp ge. which are not genersily under- c i d of airy'Nobternan or Geode- o wn with the peek. 'antes', and stood. Ey PEThlt - 01.1VER, LL. D. - I ,•platerioes, and 113 i awe of rich arable, meedow. pasture, le.* Lan: his Majesty's Chief Justice of Massachutett's nay, New { w , ) ,) Iwo, lying in th e sassaralNris'aes of Denton, Swlmitlelsi, * En t land. . • I Lydden, Wont ten, and Barbs:et, tnethri with the Lay Impeopri 3 / 4 Printed fur F. C. mid hikiviogton, St. Paul's Church-yard; i.alpn arise Parish of stele:girl& consisting of thesOreat and Snuff and. J. Perk et and . 1 14- Pith 94t 4 Fil!. • • -.. f-• - • , Tytltes of upwards of igen aererof land. i . Also. the extmaiste M,Al 4 lollof DEN iTrf.tomher with tio l. A .. - piphda:,.wite m. 4.4‘„ ux t iT i c.e A 7.4.,Pabi,„ E „,....,,, m ,- ~ ~1 . ,.N..a, of ENT.RING. hi the milulning Parish elATic'snas, au* -. '• TA ! 'ION, ht •Ifb:fil t. .: c:ici-snow on the matins it t e - repiated MANORS of g - r'll`..: and S'iirA4TO N. ,1. The above Estates:are riiielly in Itsnti, and *II i prial in ono: lac. 16C. ICA 4 tirberaltradllpet ny.WALLIAIII UJILLANTYIOI4, venieet haring or (nth 30 t* MO atm-, the withrilis-a hieh sre.' Esq, of the Inner l'emple. • . - of cultivation, the Ferns 4-I.inses and. Buillittip in good' ret.--fe tr. iii'ditai price ...s. in hraills; k Shen Treatise on Family Denton is . s;tuated on the emit turnpik•--rnal I..stin k g -to Ite-t. SFteleine.Nis 0.1 141611C0, :price pally illtsigne4 to thew in whit , a : one, from Which it Is distant steal miles a and lies one mile op, manner, and to %ilia *ant% Qf dursuiee, property may be pre- ! the right of the road leading from Canterbury to Doerr, Yrnnt -err..il wthin nutters. By Thomas Keatinge, Esq. - Barrister at I awn i each of ya w* ouaga it is da uaa , a b out e 1 2 41 1 , 1 0,,,,. mi d w ithi n . I 2 or 3 hours rge4f an the Watering Pleces stn the Coast of Kok: London : Printed ' fur J. Butterworth, Fleet-street; and J. ss -.. t I itilpsOt t he Estates may * he seen rid every pirticallar known 5? Cooke, Grime d Quay, - Ditblln, applying to Mr. M . Pliiines whh writ :et( nil fur that piarpuse irt - TinsedaYretst atilt, Hote4;llbriglren pun Friday artiste Hungers ford Coffee-Monet, Stroud, London; and on Saturday at tail Fountain Inn, Canterbury. . - UPPEK SEX MO Ult -S'sTREE I% POR.I'MAN-QthtitE. CAPITAL RESIDENCE with OFFICES, and in complete Order, anti Innu4diate Possession, ny me. goziNs s • At Garraway'e t on Tuesday, Derettiher 4 %eat Twelve o'Cleek, A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE ) cm . npriaing a very *Heide rid cmnpact. Family Reildence, situate No. 4.5, on !Ile ..nuth bide Of Uppqr sremour-street,Porsi map-square recently put Into complete rep a i r : co n ra i n i ng - t h roe Rooms on ;he principal floors, haadaomely fMsheil. and Ser. yams' Apartments; convenient domestic Olfires, on the lune- Mellt storey ; planned for the accommodation of a Ger&nia4 Family:pa double Coach-house, and Stalling for live buries, tis 4 good Kooms.an4 Loft pvir that l'renV.ses; are- helslan LAW CdS upwards of Sixty veins unexpired, at a man ground rent, To be viewed by applying on the Premise', whrre Paniestfatu any belied ;of Messrs. Jones and'Oreen, fibrieitors, Salisbnry r square; at Garraway's ; and pf M. itubi ti s, Warwick - street, _ .. Capital ESTATES and SHEEP WALKS at LANCIHANC. Often WELLS and BLAKENAV, both Sea Ports, and is view of the German Ocean, 4 very desirable Property to le vest Money. ... • By Mr. ROBINS, • At Garraway's Coffee House, Change-alley, Cornhilt, on Friday, December 21, at l've.lve o'Cluck, in one. Lot, AVERY eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, comp prising nearly 750 Acres of rich .Amble4vleag o w, Pasture Land, divided into sundry Indosures, and Land in the open fields, is/il Farm Houses, Earns, Stables, and Out-bulld. ings, and exclu s ive right of Sheep Walk ov e r /ram four to five hundred Acreo, in possession of Messrs. Wells and Garratt, eons. mantling an unbounded view of the German Ocean; the wind* forming a nao,t desirable property for inve,ting money; shvati about 20 miles from Norwich, 12 from Was and illakeney, and 10 from Fakenham. May be viewed'by applying to Mr. Wells, at Unshorn, whom particulars may be had ; at the King'. Head, Norwich; King'.. Arms, East Derebam ; John Overton, Esq. Rainham ; Cm Fakenham and Swoffham ; Chequers, Brandon; RAT, ket; Angel, Bury; Crown, lioeierill; of Messrs. Biako,• and Ainge, Solicitors, Essex- s tr ee t, st ran d ;•at Garmway's; of Mr. Roains,.Warwick-street, Goldan.equare. . NOR FOLK. MANORS of STIBBARD and LITTLE RYBURGH, eapim4 FREEHOLD ESTATES, WOODS, &c great part Tytho free, adjoilimg the Norwich Road, from Flikeuhant, of whisk possesaion may be had in a shaft time. By Mr. ROMS, At Garraway's, on Friday, December £l, at Twelve o'Cloalt, in Lots, • j H E valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES , pars Tytite-free, comprising the Manors of Stebbard and Lenin Ryburgh, and sundry Inelosures, containing nearly six hundred and fifty Acres of Meadow, Ar.ble and several allotments of ea celient Heath Land, of which possession may be India a short time, situate nor Fakenhant, in the Comity of Norfolk, and ad joining the road to Norwich, in a very desirable and baantifel put of the Cpuntry, with c-acellent roads, within twelve adios of Irrrs port of Wens, a very extensive Corn Market ; a very insprovabla and desirable property for investina money. To be viewed by appiyhig to Mr. Overton, at Rainhars, ep whom particulars may be bad; at the Crown lan, Fakentsain ; Chequers. Brandon ; Flxere Um, Wells ; King's Head, Norwich; Ramtfiewmarket ; Croon, Hoskarill ; of Messrs. Blake, Whit., and Aloes, Solicitors, &sex-street, Strand; at. Gerraway's; and of Mr. Rabbis, Warwickrreait, Golden-square. • STAFFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On the 19th, *kb, 21st, and 29d days of D ecem b er , 19 10, At the Dug Ina, Soudan, in Lots, SEVERAL very Valuable, _and moot Desirable FREEHOLD FARMS of rich'AiLly . Meadow. and Paso Lure Land, contair.ing togetherillibout 730 Acres, with canes,. nient and -appropriate Butldirigs, situate in the several Pariabaa, Villages Kuniets, Townships, and Liberties of Westota, Otiyton, Stowe, Villages, Amerton, Frodswell, Droitston Doglowt MeadOwburst, Mitten, Podniore, and Cbtaricon, in i thn County of Stafford. • The Estates are sltoated within easy distances of the great Market Towns of Stafford, Stone, Newcaide-uhdir-Llne, anti Uttoxeter ; ard, from the peculiar advantages atlsing from tits contiguity of the Grand Junction Canal to part of the property as well as the Estare, generally abounding with Marie ; and other parts of the Estates. having strouns of water running throng\ them • they are not only must desirable: for Agricultur e , b ut are well &serving of the attention attic Mciufact tweet The Farms are in the several occupations of John Stevenson, of Weston ; .lohli Dawson, Edward* Fuz, and Edward Arthatra. of Garan ; George Dawson, of Am e r tan ; J o h n Oretton. Jo. aeph Dix, Juba Hawkins, and John Collier, of Stowe; Walter Yates, of Dagland ; Joseph Yalta, of Moadowliurst ; Ashley, of Podniore • and William Terrier, of Charlton, whoa Will thew their respec tive Farms. Particulars it( sale may be bad about ten days Preceding the rale; of Mr. kobort Ha; very ; Dutistal, near lAciiiirld ; of Mr. E. R. Pickering, Staple Inn, Lontkm; and at the principal lino at Stone, S:affor4, sandon, Walley Bridge. Rugelay, Abbot's Bromley, "Sutton upon Trent, Lichfield, Wear.. Now am o s , tinder-Lint, Stowe and Uttosetar. Persons desirous of viewing 'the Estate may apply to the To- 11411T, or to Mr. John Tuke, Land Surveyor, York, at whose Office a Plan of the Estate may be seen, and printed Particulars (ieith a, reduced Pho) may be ltad.tbere, and of Valenthie Kkcls. Ingman, Esq. Carlton Hus,horlte, near York; and M essrs . P ares , Mile,, .kistoisanrl Miles, So icitors Luic.ster ; and also at th e p?inelpal Inns at Doncaster, Ferryl;rid4e, ShallitdplVEkefteld, Loatie ) .ll4,l, Nonaillestemiouid-Whitby. COMP. published, - akapters, IN ANION TO COILEB.S. This day was Fourth Edition, with Two additional ten, price 9a. boardi ; XTUBILIA SEARCH OF A HUSBAND ; including Sketches of Modern Society, and interspersed with Moral and Literari 44 Some married persons, even in their asarriage,• do better pleiaseGoo,lhansorne virgins in th eir state of virginit y. '-Ts r Lea. " The author of Nubilia has snmetimek surpasspd Ccelelis in animation, variety, and elegance. Throughout this work there is a vigorous tone of morality, a dignity, an elevation of mind. The criticisms on Burns display much good sense, good taste, and acute discrimination on just pricciples of morality. If Ccchtbs has passed through nine editions, we should have a bad opinion of public taste if Nubilla does not pass through eight. Whoever may he its author, it is..uneuestionably, the production of an enlight ened, observing, and virtuous mind, and bears Internal evidence of talent and learning."—Anti-Jacebin Review, time L 3419. London : Printed far Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater noster-raw.—Of Whom may be had. 1. Dedicated to Met. Hannah More and printed uniforttly with her Sacred Dramas, price .ss. boa rds, Solomon, a 6erred Drama. Translated kpas,the German of Klostock. liy Robert liuish.• .. 2. Price ss. inlarle,accnrately printed tin ffie paper, and embellished with an highly-finished Frontispiece, designed by Uwins, and engraved by Mackentie,'Some Thoughts concern ing Education. By John Locke, Esq. 3. Printed ugiform with the ahoy*, Lucke's Conduct of the , Understanding, price 35.6 d. boards. • 4. Embellished with an elegant Front/}piece, price .ss. boards, William Tell, oi Svritseriend Delivered; ii.poithumous storkllf the Chevalier ,le fiorian. which is preased„ a Life of theA.w.: thor, by Jaulfret. 'Vranslated front the/reach by W. J. Bout sun, author of. The Jr.c. • • • . • will z • MEDICAL MEN. • • Oppertunity Offers to aiio ciesstlettun Is settle. In consequence ... , Itlie•rece its* ei the Propelellie; the Badness of a SURGEON, APO i'W.C.AItY, and MAN-MIDWIFE, in a rewsetable Situation. ,Witintri two miles of the Metkcopolis, is to be DISFO.4F,II )F. file liou4c, 'of which a Lease - will be granted at a moderite . Rene; hatibeim recently completely repaired. The Good Will of the *Alessi Stock, Shop; Fixtures, &c. will require he , ween t e.sou 4600. ir goqulre at No. 10, Cherie-walk, Chelsea. T I HOMAS GILL'SIMPILOVtO 1 / 4 .:UTLEIt Y. THOMAS GILL iLtving inten:ed A PRocru, by which he can give to &MCC& NAILEINaSS and STRENGTH Which adminibiy Sts it to auttire and UR as riot.' a POINT or EDGE 01 ICZQUIUTt DiLICACY ) and peculiarly adapt,' to air. tarp :Iw, SOU to form meiinitosis' InsTsuistwrs; aArtitil and ETcistne NitilLl4.lor Artists; RAZOR% remtNIVEI,PCII4IIII.II%, NILDLES, &C. OI an UNRIVALLED TaMPLR-11104 Teapralair offers to the Nobility, Gentry, Merchants, and tkui Public in general, a great variety of those Articles, made at His MANG YACTOILT for FIX! CUTLCIT, No. 89, ST. JaalieS-STIEST opposite to PALL-Matt, 1-citsisott.--Where may likewiaa be had, His to*G-ezz.sayarzo wiiaaan ran Swoaas, Guns, Pistols, sant Atrns and Accoutrement, of , evey description, wholesale, Altai!, and for reparation. " MR. cirrus LECTURES_ On the COM MOICIAL LAW wiU COSIMMDC4I OM Thursday, the 1 3 th December, 3510, in Lincoln's Inn Hill, freely:ly at Light o'Cklek bathe Rivet:log. wiltlThe Cnerse will coasist of upwards of Forty Lectures, and e continued at tbe-alswee hour, every M ond ay and Thera day, esti* daring the Terms. This Sinks will comprehend Dissertations, digested from the best Writers and Repenters on the Lea Mercatoria, aniong na , tiossr.On the Anodes adopted by the different branches of the British Legislature for the prosnotion and reglalation of foreign and domestic Conmerce--And on the spirit and effect of all the Mims Mercantile coatracts. The object of. these Lectures 6 'to wise, by their practical utility as well the different Members of the Legal Profession, as those Gentlemen who may be prepar ing to embark either in commercial pursuits or in the public ser vice of their country., The Tickets of Admission to this Series, at Five Guineas each, may be bad of the following Booksellers : Messrs.. Clarke and Sens, •Portngal-street, Lincoln's-inn ; Mr. butterworth, Fleet street; Mr. Ridgway, Piccadilly: Mr. Reed,Bell-Yard ; and Mr I. M. Rictuullsos, bookseller , •