Star. — London, England, 1814-11-11 00:00:00

, 4. Aga. ' "v ' • //s.'• , Ni i . „„ ' ~. C' - ••• - - ''s, ... :h i . 1 , . 1 • , i 4..6, , .11 \ \ 1 ' e ,, ~ - . • • -'-'""■:... • .. itil l ,Si -: •, r .. . . It. e 0 . pai ; - 7 • il lit I 7 * . . , ....... it. 2 .......0 0 i ei 3 e II lb FRIDAY, NUMBER 8640. 11, 1814. IBYtE 9IXPENCIV4AL/PiiiiPlNT4 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, THIS PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' Servants will perform the Comic Opera of THE CASTLE OF ANDALUSIA. Alphonso, Mr SR AHAM ; Don Omar, Mr. BELLAMY ; Don Fernando, Mr. PY NE Pedrillo, Mr. I.OVEGROVE. irtoriii, Mrs. ORGER ; Lorenzo, Mrs. DICKONS. Tu which will be added, the new Comic Drama, called JEAN DE PARIS. ntINCIPAL CILLIACTZIL3 : This day was published, to.4tes prigs A. tee. Wards T" HISTORY OF ENGLAND, . from the Norman Conquest to the Accession of Edward the Fire, In Two Ports. Part tke First—Comprising the Civil and Poli• ticallilstory.—Part the Second—Containing the Literary History of ,England during that period. By SHARON TURNER, F. S. A. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, And Brown, Pater. noster-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Build-street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, The His - I - writ of the ANGLo-SAxoNs, comprlsirg the His tory of England up to the Norman Conquest, in Two Vols. Co the Second Edition, price £3. 3s. boards. SALES 111 r. `AUMON: ~......... • . _.._. : - FIEREF4RDSFIIitt AND I . l tAatinVr ll3 - FJCTENSIVE.CAPITAL FREEHOLD EsTAT.E.S, (PART Tf rHE FR EE), MANOItS,WOODS, PAR Mloni.l L A NDS, Awe:ands of FOUR THOUSAND ACRES' wits VA LUABEE COMMON RIOH r to GREAT EX FEN i', 'heat. in the mosT 111rAWEIEUL and PIC'II/REfE PARIS of the CO 0 NTIF ‘,with eligihle MANOR and HO USES, aW ATER .CORN :MILL, and S FR EAMS of FINK WATER, atc. • • •TO BE SOLD DI . AUCTION, • By Mr. ROBINS, .. , ..! At the Hotel, Hartford. on F a toaT, the ISA oftMrsigstltest, at , • Melee o'Cleck, in lasts, • - . rirliAE • NOBLE AND VERY VALUABLE' mtptilit imrßoyoi.E lap:m.lol.D LSTATES,, ' k l'A RT .TIIIIE. FREE) eorntlrithig upwards of FO UR THOU- ' SAND ACRES-if RlUtt iniADOW, P.I4TURE, kRAILLE,, ' Amt . WOOL) LAND,. wi.h the MANORS me l d. fr 414 itd.sst 'S l'A PI ,ETON, C4sTLE W ILLEY, cAscp S, Susi I .E't TON the:MANORS A Ili* Mats ite NASW iItrOWECES,O SWVIII.. 'KAM'S( ' .11rE0244 EADLANp ti :t 14 Al,' il.ti 41 tut, and irt 01441 41U1,1444iN I s , Itcrte ' /40ak I si. The CAPITAL ogatt tok of ItE. W, Il -04140..).4 COKE{. mita., Low. skßm, HILL4.Ikt(II4,) :KEVIN FARM, HIGHLAND FARM I ,SWAVI.AtirAI4M,I 1-Alelli, CD I' I'AfIE4, WASTES; Mt The eery Valuable COMMON and LORDS ,RIGH •rS ba SEVERAL THOU ;SAND ACRES of I.AND. • The principal Pan of these Estates are situate overlooking the' Site Va 1..., of PreAei g ti (intersected by the River l.ugg, the Hend. Well, and several Streams of fine Water how thron:li the Estate), 4od•adv:lniagrous for irrigation. The chief part of the Lauda ;art connected by. hue Terrier Banks of thriving Timber oad• 'oppice %Voods, a pleasing and rich Ornament to the Country. ,I(.. A truly grand .i •d digible Property for a Nohlentan or (Sendai lansan'a Residence and Domains; giving a great extent of come'', nd which m*y be cousiderab:y incr.:abed. The Farms are les to moat respectable Tenants, part at will, and the remaidder for .short terms; i I .e g cat%, Nc. estimated valet about ' Tbe E-tates are tio Miles front Hereold, anl 10 from Woe. tester, nearly the same distance either Read from London. • May he viewed by applying to the different •Feitatirs, and to' John Chrtsr, Esq. Lyon's Hall, near Kinglet', where particulars And every information may be had; and Plans of the Estate wets PartlClllara at tl s e Oxford Arms, Kngton ; *Messrs. Bird and Wollaston,' Hereford; and at the Hotel; the Radnor Arms, Prn,Selgu ; Llon, .I.rtinainSter ; Wm. Hardy, Esq. and the Hop- Pole. and the Star Inns, Worcester; Duke's :arms, Knighton; Cruses' ana Angel, La llow ; Hotel, Liv. rpool ; Lush, Lristol; Nut ise Lion, Binh ; Mr. Phelps, Eversharn ; lien and Chickens, binninginan ; F. G.. Parr, Ui .I.lchfickl; CAM le, Tamwortit ; Geiigr, NortloMpten; Mr. Adams, Oxford : George, Cheiten . halo :, Cang':. Head, Wolters:is ; of M• ssrs. Jones and Greet', Salishury.Sequai;e, Fleet-street ; at Garra way's Cotce-:..nise ; and at• Mr. Noblusea, Warsektik-street, Goblets square, London ; whore 'tan...of The Estate m4y be seen. . WAttiTHOtiiINC: AND 6:41110 SYSTEM. THE MEMbRIAL agreed to bi benefit' Meeting of MERCHANTS, held On the tats Novriober instant, to be presented to tfte Lot& Como,luiett;:ot of hie Treasitry, will lay fee Sleature at the following Ct+a houses, wail Twelve .'Clock 011 SAT u a DAT nest : Lto yes - Royal Exchange, Jo u :es - - Corobilli 'Tom's - - Ditto, Baxisit's - Ditto, And at tint CITT or LOOSOM Toon* tr. 1011 Nomtber, lei 4. A . GENSItAL MEETING of WEST.INDIA PLANTEtS and MERCHANTS will Se Inqd at the CITY Or Lc NAOS TAVIOLK p On WaDSLSDAT, the tiAh itiitan4 ina *CIO Basinan.—The Bair will Sc taken at ND pia sooty. • '' St 4 H° I PElll.llltrttari' Mr. ELI ISTON, Mr. LOVEGROVE, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; Mrs. EDWIN, Miss KELLY, Mrs. ORGER. In Act IL a new composed by Mr. BYRNE. To morrow, the Tragedy of Macbeth. Monday, King Richard the Third. Tuesday, The Fair Penitent, when Miss Walstein, from the Theatre Royal, Dublin, will make her first appearance at this, Theatre, in the character of Calista. A new splendid Afterpiece has been long in preparation, and will-be produced in a few lays. This day was published, price Sc in hoards, Eigiith P. !noon : A TRACT • upon DYSPEPSY. or INDIGES TION, and the HYPOCHONDRIAC PISEA3E; and upon the lufiammatory or Regular Gout, and thr Atonic, irre gular, or Flying Gout : with various caws 6f Ne-voiii„liotti, Paralytic, and Spasmodic Affections ; tii4tasts t:l Lila:ion and Debility, broken Constitution, habits impaired by intemperance, climate, Ste. Together with the specification ot the nil-cili,d vir tues of that estraordioary.. Patent- Medicine the C.% 4: and NERVOUS Ti NCT ; and of the va. Its Coinplaints In which la is aiintin'stered, and of its dose., circa.", &c. , . •By JAMES RYMER, Sorge m. London: Printed fur the Autlior, and sold by Win Sutton and Co. No. 10, Bow. C burgh , ' ard and by All mher booksvilers and Tenders of this inedic.me- _ _ . - -1* IN- I ,4 l 47 l JVv.!eint:'` 4 1 - ki L erne§ClS- HEREICi 4.; MC . That sa iN GENERAL MEL I'ING of the PK,Cri'lltlrl 011.4-of tide 'CONCERN will be held at City of LontluqT:lieln,lisl.opvate s:reet, ou Monday, the '2Bth Instant, for thedidixtion of *rector* and At.ditorii lot the riming year. The Chair to be taben at 'l' melee °Thick predict,' The Ballot to commence at One o'Clodt. and close at Ti t res. The Balleehtiff Lies will be ready for dehrgy at the Cowastng Hoax on the 21st in;:ant. No perton to be admittoil who is not entered in the Hooks of the Company as a Shareholder. 4y Order, COCKS and CAMPPEL:f.. ' SEQUEL TO MRS. IN . CHISAI3U'I . I•I4EA FRE. Lately published, the Ninth, Tenth, and Eleventh Numbers, _ ffirKe :S. 64. eaei, of r HE NEW BRI'T'ISH THEATRE; a .Selec tion of Original Dramas not yet acted. CoN TEN l's.-- . l'he Sorcereis ; a Tragedy.—A Search after Perfevion : a Comedy —Gonzanga ; a Drama.-1 he Gondolier; an Opera.—The Spaniards ; a —.—Love and Honour ; a Comedy.—Orpheus; an Opera. •.• A Number of this Work, containing two or three l'h.ces, h regularly published on the ;lit of every Month, at the moderate price of '2s. 6d.; forming a constant source of amusement to layers of the Drama. BRITISH AND F;WF.IGN SCHOOL socatint. AGENERAL MEETING 111 the SUBSCRIA . BERS'and FRIENDS to this SOCIETY will be heiti,dli One u'Clock, on Subic:ay, the 26th instant. at the Pietro...lane Tavern, Great Queen itreet, I,4r:coin's lon Field*, to rec,ive Report upon the proceedings of other Institutions at home. and abroad, e‘tahl.shed on ti•e British System. • The Chair will be taken precitety at Two d'Cloek, 6y lda Royal Highness the Doke of KEN C. 'i he attendance of Ladies, and Members of the Committee. of Country and local Sclio..!. on tit • Crir system, is particu lsrly solicited; an Ticket. of achnotion may by had at di* Royal Free School, Borough road, Southwatk. • -JOSEPH FOX, Secretaty. The Serretariesof the several Sella 4 Societies en We liri.sgh Systrnt in the Uuitxd Kingdom, tv . 44, have no: as ra se:;t.tho Reports of their Schools, are respectfady requxwed so aildret4' the same to the Royal Free School, as soon as po-iible. Plays intended fur publication are requested to be.addressed (free of expense) to the Publ.sher, Mr. Colborn e SO, street, Landon, by whom ors!er: are punctually executed: as well as by Muses. Bell and Pi - Afore, E , linhorgh ; John Cumming, Dublin; and all Dooksellt:r. aoil Newsmen. 1 his Work is also taken in at all the rtspeciatile Libraries. AD.IIIIII.4LIT-OfFiC.ff, 41ro!versber 10, - O7 ' ICA is hereby given, Thai a Senion of Oyer aid Tasaar aid %lolls !hot", for Me Trisl of Dimes emnsieted We the Elk 8.14 oldie the piresaictisa piu Adositaky of E linen de held ea Jreiln Boli,ia Ms Did Btilay, Loxdor, us Tuesday' foie LSO VDmaillreest, a ei g ht edai ix the assrxisi J. W.CROKF.R. l.ately completed, in 7 VOls. foto. with Portraq, price 14";. MEMOIRES et CORRESPONDANCE do BAkON DE GRIMM et DiDERO f, depuis 1753 jusqu'en 1790. The three Volumes for the years 1753 to 1770, and the last two Volumes frosts 763 to 1790, are rind separately ; and the Public are advised to complete their sets as soon as poAsible to prevent tiiiappointinent. The English Translation of the above wink may also be had, comprised in four large volumes, price LI:. lets, boards ; of w hien also the two volumes for tke year) 1753' to 1770 are bola sepa ratelv to complete sets, price 25,. " 'The stores contained in this work are inexhauctihle." Monthly Review. For other accounts of this most curious and valuable work, see the (Itiarteily and kebob:nil Reviews just published. Printed lor Henry Corny en, Public Library, SO, C oh-greet, Louden; and sold by Bell and Bradtute, Edinburgh; John Cum ming, Dublin; said all liookscllrrs: Y.♦ j~~ r• TO LIEUTENANTS. A LIEUTENANT sof a WEST-INDIA REGI =. MENT, whole erlakfal of Exchanging vrtth a Lieutenant oinbalf-pay,'ne him any Regiment likely to be reduced, may. he lktuttd of by addressing s letter to A. B. Pest-Office, Soothamp- Soo, with the proper anise and regiment they belong to SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. WILLIAM 13. MOUNTAIN. .-ti o n for Travtilerm, vo d Reds, chotoi itAIiNOIO:IIH.V., on the Borders ut EiEREPORD!7HUItE. . rHE an& RH V/ VYDII ESTATE . 4, neat ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRR5.11146.4 CONIPAC I' FARMS; with FARM HOUSES *tut - BUILD. 'NOS, and very, WALUAIILIi COMMON RIGHT to 3 grea; Event on the LIFAIDILDir and o her HILLS. The BEAU I RIVER TEANIE flows through the Eitatr, whick is VIEI.I. S PORED IVITH FISH, and the LANDS abound with all Sorts of G.4MIL, and dui Hills with Gram The beet T'ASHIONABLE DANCING,by Mr. ALLEN, privately tasight,..st No. lf, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, rb Ladies end any age, who have never learnt that acconsplishmattr i tTrot the m odem sole. $ Mr. At tare's sr.* of teaching is eapressly studied for those to whom It is as obit* to acquire easily thathishionahlerequishe fir fantail society etralitiously, privately,atsd hs a superior style Of Viet sod elegeness... 'Moos who do doe ton private leashing at a =said etpenee L with a respectable set of pupae, uo. the Ohne teaching evenings. Professcirs of dancing taught the most elepat fancy dances, and all the superior parts of the protes- M Sobseription Assemblies are every Friday. TO 13E SOLD BY AUCIION, . Br Mr. ROBINS,. MANI Hote4, Hereford, col Fatonr the lath of Nottnatinta, at IL..Tico Lots. VERY IMPROVE:cIarE FRM'CrY E.s rA IES (*Ph the VALUABLE COMMON Wan r ON Tiut BECAIII.DY AND OTHER 'HU.1. 9 ,.. MANY' MILES IN lOC MN r—siteate in the Path!, of UEGUU.D.If ) betw4ro K.:III:U*1 . 0N and NEWTOWN, In th; County of RADNOR ; COM PR [SIMI ONE THOUSANIrrWO HON.' DRIED ACRES, AND MOH l'it.ONE ACRES or EXCEL-, L.ENI' MEADOW, PASTURE; AKA BLE. •AND SM A ' -PART WOOD LAND.., ebvided to COMPAC I' FARMS, .the DEGUII i JY PUB' IC DOUSE ANO LANDS, let to re gpeetable Pettit. on Agraediretil for %I* in "fermi,_ tt Rena ;Ornorniting to about ONE THOUS AM) I'HREII HUNDRED! .POUNDS PF.R • kNNUNt. 1, F .I3ISH respectfully informs his best tritnids (the A • Publie),. aft the present .I.o•tery will alt be drawn the. {oth of tbis Month TicketA and Shares are selling at botli his Offices, where hit& last two mon , hs he sold 10,77.5, and 4,158; loth 1.452 e. of X 90,000; and ^_,7ic , a Prize of Li 0,000, with a variety of minor Capitals Most of the -hares have alrtady been raid, and the holders of those outstanding are suileited to brio; them for parnetw or exchange, to either No. 4, CORNHILL, or 9, CH ARING-CROSS. This day 1•24 pubtfileed..prite 7a. 641. A COMPARATIVE VIEW of theCHURCHES of .ENGLAND and ROW.. , • *ME Ei I'ATE 13 NEARLY COMPACT; tit A FINE COMMANDING I rtrxiloN, AND VERY VALUABLE' FoR 111 . F. c:REAT Ex FEN I' OF COMMqN RIOHT3;— By HER RT MARSH. 1)1). Margaret Profritior of Divinity in tk Unirrrsity itt Cattillt;•!:e. Printtil for F. C. and 1. Rivington, London; and Deigiitun, Vranken and Barrett, Cambridge. , • FROM•ROBARTS AND PLOWMAN. • PEAT and MAND A LL - halie the honbir to an• ntstr.Ce to the Nobility and Gentry, .they have the richettt twided.aad [Toted Stilts awl 'Tisanes, Velvets,. Sattitia, Iti,b Poplias i .figyted, l'abbioets, W.elllnKtssu . poplips„, Meriuo Crapes, Ilomitazertis, Cub;ca and Cottage :it etc. P. and M. ' , Welt the attention of Ladies porchasine, the above articles,. and tht•y 'feel ttacfidetit they will be ((mud on th.pection tinequalled for Sickness of texture, and 15 to per cent. ostler cite usual prices. No. 20. Bedtordlirrtt, Covent•gartleo, nearly opposite liescsetts Ibti • cet rr • 11' MAJEITY'S ROYAL LEITERS PATEN I'. THE various Wiscientitit COOKIiiO NIACIIINES that ace daily advertised, under the insinuations of the Vent Pr. thses - ,ina conyels R. TURK, in justiae.to ebs Vnblic, and for the protection of his property, to give Nikki:. he i , ,the Patentee of (E.: last newly lamented Apparatuv, t. the jrispe..tion Of wititla he invites. the Nobility and Gentry at Lis Foruisblrig Wasehotue, 186, Fleet. street. near Chancery. lane. The peculiar qualities of the above eu.brace every useful lanmvsytwur,..is warranto4aicerior to any other in the kingdom liar all kinyls Cookery (either for large- or &Indic:), in the antic eivanly and eeortantieall. lawmen. VilflAWS OraVtalloOi of roasiirig. -*raking, boilinv,surawsi&g, front one to twelve *lions of boiling water. with or willow doleta, are all pew:an-sued by (me pnlaU fire, warrantel to..sote two third] of fuel, and which shay be extent:et' or as required. CANON'S A.VORKS. '.l This thy was toub:lo.e,!.. Anew Editiou, price Ss. ifittcr.tril with Oases, i. A PRACTICAL TREATISE oh the PRE-' . -IL \'FN PION and CURE of the VENERJEAI. DISE ViE b bitIi.SEXES, and its censespences; iis width a mild and sacs *.ll‘lll mode ut Treatmetst is kuinted out, including Observations S &rattans, Glee's . , Cutauvous Eruptious, linaeiluarY Vencred I), sta , g4tc. &c. Intruded a. 4 a Guide agaLust. the dangers, tlfects et tlits baneful malady. 'CA By T. M. AToN, Surgeon, ;NO. I O. Stanhopr•otrert, Newcastle-street, Strand ; Late of the United Hoepitala of St. Thomas's and S. A Treatise on Indigestion, being an Enquiry into the Die twit's arising and Connecwd with the Feu Lions of the Sunned, wit!' iiernrks On the Liver and hs influence on the Gastric tsyst, tn. which art prefixed, solve gt infra/ Observations on ticrof alum; and Cutaneous List-am:l. Price 3s. '. A Popular 'treatise ou the Prevention and Cure of the dif ferent Stages of Asthma; and M'inter Cuiv,;!t, with new ard stk. ttsifal Instructions for the Prevention and Treatment of Asth ma is Fits. fourth Edition, price 3s. 4. Practical Observations ou the Debilities, natural and fie • nuiritsi„ of the Ge.derative Organ. uf both bests, including tlie ''beads of Generation, kc. Prife Ss. eul. S. A PratticafTrswise on Female Diseases, including Obser "aching an Pal - withal, Lsetatkut, and thelhoordsts incident to *house important changes. kgice :M. 0 4 4 Primal tor Armond an d Co . 20, Paternaiter-row ing Martin, 5, liol/etr sheet, Laveudish-squal x, Lon/ea. COPYHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ESCArES. AMPSTLAD, CAMDEN TOWN. BATTLE-BRIDGE,' AND OXFORD-STREET. By Mr. ROBINS, At C.l.rtaway's Coffee Louse, "ehange.alley, Cornifill, on ThOrs day. the 9th of Drcentber,ll3l4, at Twelve o'Clock, in I.ots, By (), d e r of the Executerikof Mr.Wts.FLow,mi, deceased ; THE COPYHOLD AND . LEASEHOLD ES rr.s, comprising a commodious Brick built DWEL LING-HOUSE, three'Sturies high, fisur Rooms en a door, with . Double-fronted Shop, arid private Entrance, situate opposite Chureh•lant, Hamp.teail, in the occupation et Mr. Dixon, shoe maker, Tenant at Will, w i t h s Garden. Two neat DWELLING-HOUAES, with SHOP, situate In Higt.street, Hampstead, in the neeupaion of Mr. Brown and Me. Quitteaden, on lams* to Mr. '1 aylor, Copyholds of the Manor of Hampstead. A compact Brick.huitt DWELLING -HOUSE, two Storks high, amid neatly hued up, grin e No 8, Arlingtonvetreet, Cam den Town. A flAck. built DWELLING-HOUSE, two Stories high, con vruiently Planned, situate No. 82, Georgesticet, battle bridge, i i 4 the tl e,eaisation of Mr Litavkr. Au eligible j,PA'It.I.ING-HOU3E, three Storks high, two rooms Una uor, With spacious Shops, Parlour, and Store•rnotn, ' Kitchen, St. in the . batetnctit, situate No. 114, Ottfordest met, oil . t ease to Mr. auswll. p l ynicylars may he bad on the premises; of Mr. Wile, Harnp sirid ; of Bury Hutchinson, Esq Br. wets' Hall, Alderniaohney; at G;rraways; and Of Mr. Robtas, Warwick -street, 6okica-, I square. VIM FINE it Whit TEAM FLOWS THIteLIOH THE FR, wiiicti IS STORED Wt I'H FINE.PROU F AND, o niEa Flz•H, AND HIGHLY VALUABLE Mit IRRA 'GATING 'l'llE MEADOWS ,THE LANDS 4 AUOUND WITH, GAME OF ALL SORTS, AND THE HILLi (MOUSE. This Estate is a mosrdesirablo Propent for invest ing Money, and for Field .Sports; • situate Sir Mlles from, KNIGHTON, from which plate the NEW ROAD PASSES through to NEWTOWN, WELCH POOL, &c. and 20 MILES '•FROM LUDI.OW. • May be viewed by,app:ylog to Mr. Price, Stn. and Jon. at Vedw LMyd, Daisies's, 3.1 d Brindryno4 Fatms; where Particu lar, may lw had; at the Duke's Arms, Koigha,n ; Ourcril Arms, Kinston ; of John Cheese, Esq. Lio n 's -teat!, near .Kington, where Plans tray be aeon; Hotel, and . Messrs. Bird und.Woollaston, Nei...font; Crown, Ludlow ; Hop Pole and Star Inns, and of Wm. Handy, Esq. Worcester; Hotel, Liverpool ; Geur i :e, Chel ' teuhans; King's Head, ; lien ..nd Chickens, riirming hans ; ' a'. G. Pdt r, E-q. Lichfield ; Casile, 'Farnsworth ; Georg:, Northampton ; Mr. Phelps, Eversham ; of Messrs. Jones and Green, Salisbury-square, Eleet-street ; at Garraway'r Coffee house; and of Mr. Robins, Walwiek-sireet, Galen-square, London, where Plans of •he E,tatea may be seen. re 'lite road fro st Londun is through Worcester and Lud!ow. MIDDLESEX- AND SURREY. FREEHOLD am: COPYHOI.P ESTATES, Eligitile DWEL LING-HOUSES and GARDENS, HAMPTON-C(3lllVf, adjoining BUSHY-PARK ; three DW/1.1.1N0.H017 SES ptand GARDENS, at TWICKENHAM; three DWELa - IHNUSE.S and SHOPS, wilt GARDENS, in HEAI, !iirtarr, and THAMASSTREE SI,- KINGSTON. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, .• ; By Mc. ROBINS, At Garraway's Cott: e-F.ouse, 'Change-Alley, CornhPl, on filvasoar, the Sth of December, 1814, at le o'clock, in Lots, by Order o f Exacutersof Mr.WILLIAM FLOW as, deceased, THE Eligible and Improveable FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES, comprising, a COMMO• dious and Substantial Brick-huilt DWEI.J.ING-HOUSE, with Offices, Coach-House, and Stable; Garttial and Pleacure G round, lit the occupation of. and on Lease to Mrs. I.iio ; t ; and 1 .1 DWELI.ING-1100SE, with Garden, Fcc. in the occu ; ation of Mrs.Sstitts, ou !.rase, situate at Hampton-Court, adjoining eu.hy-Park, and overlooking Hampton-Court Cadens. A cone, , act, neat ilaiCK DWELLING-HOUSE and GAR. la;c in the occupation of Mr. FL* wea ; a commodious land substantial Brick.built Dwelling, conveniently planned with Carpenters shop, large Yard, Sheds, Sawpir, and Stable, situate near time George, at Twickenham, in the occupation of Mr. Ro ben Hutisen„Carpenter ; Walnut-tree C.ottage, with Canton, Ste. 'situate neat the Church, Twickenham, no the road from mond-bridget; if *lslch immediate possession may be bad. A BRICK. BUILT DWILLLING-HOU A., in the occupation of Mr. Davits', situate in I haincs.atreet, ol•pusita the Horse- niarket, Kingston ; the R •version of Two Freehold Dwelling• house* with Farrier': Shops, and Outbuildings, Gardens, &c. iti Heathem.treet, Kingston, in the occupation of, and on loft to,' Mrsl , a.Hatdinge and Calittoth To be v4seseil, • by leave of the Tenants. Particulars assay be' had at ire King's Head, rip 4 Mr. Robert Hudson, Twickenham ; Bell, Islesvortit ; Pigeons, Brim ford ; Talbot, Richmond ; King's Arno, I-Isnipton Court 't :Griffin, Kingston ; Bury Htitchiniton, - Lsq. Brower 'I Hall, A:dermanbury ; at Gartawa; 's; god of Mr. Robins, Warwick•ureet, golden-squire. Liquors, and moderate Charges. Waggon Warehouses, and :itahling far Six Watkins - per Werke-. of great interest to ally Carrier it itugl3 suit, from the centre/ The following Post Coaches, Mail Cc.tche , , Rc . set out (rime the Szraceil'i 1! . .1, EkTRAORDIN AR Y CI lEA P AN :) PLFMAN f PASSAot Ft) PARIS WEYMOUTH UNION COACH; film. ins;desi . through Dorchester, Blandford, Salisbury, and 4nd,. ver; every afterntian; arrives at Weyinowb next day, at tate ti'•dock, The Packets *Ai on Wednesdays and Satraps. lirtUZgaie•i7l, for Diies r a:stycTstirit,. ryZilr e llhasen. and St. Midoe's.—r.p The road Train Overhaul! to l'Allail4l2 l . 1110+t delightful and cheapest travelling is frailer,. BRIGHTON ele:;ant flew Post• Coach ; carries four Insides only, every Morning at Nire; rl rongh Cratstley, Rei4a.e. &c. FALMOUTH and TRURO New Fun-Coach every kinrtury. EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Fahnorth, Dartmouth, and talisbury New Post Coach, every Nfkrtillig at .Alz o'Clack, wi!lt a Guard, through Honitori, Axminster, Britt. port, Biandford, Ilasitir,stoke, and Bagsltut. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, .•itilton; and Huntingdon new Royal Mail Coach, sets reit every Evening.—Coaches irent Boston to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hon. LIVERPOOL Past-Coach, to carry 4 Insiales, sets out every Minting, through Lutterworth, High Cross, Hinckley, .t.ther • stone, l'antworth, LitchGeld, Illlebtliorp, Northampton, mil Dunstable; arrives at Liverpool next Afternoon, LIVERPOOL, Warringvnt, Knutsford, Stone, and I.tchnefd, Post-Coach, called The Expedition, every Evening at live o'Clock, to B. Brotherton's, Saracen's Head Inn, Dal.-street, Liverpool. Guarded throughout. • BATH and BR S . Flying Post-Coaches, through C! gppen ham, Caine and Marlborough, every Afternoon ; a rr i ve at Mr. May'l, the Greyhound bin, Bath, and the I.ondon Vaver.i, Cho. etas-street, Bristol, next Morning.—.C-oaches to Wells, Bridge water, Taunton, tic. • LEEDS new light Coach, called the Rockingham, sets out event Ntorning at Eight o'clock; carries Four Insides only, and goes re. ivarkably easy, with &Guard throughout. PaSiCS through Stam lord, Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next Day, at News. Notwithstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it Is allowed to he the most agreeable and complete Public Conveyknce on the North Read, being unequalled in Accommodation by any other. KENT) L, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Cltorley, Ormskirk, and Garstang Post Coaches, every Afters noon at Five o'Cluck.—Guarded. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Brovrnhill, Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kilo, Cumnock, Kingswell, and all Parts of Scotland, Camperdown Coach, Daily. "YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at Half- Six o'Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcaster, Dar:ultun, Northidlerron, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers Guthng themselves Leagued from the length of the journey, may rest what time they pli 4,e, and then pro cee d on w i t h out any ad &clonal Pare. J. CtaiiiK, the Black Swan, Coney-street, York, guns Coaches to Sunderland, Hell Scarborough, Whitby, and other Places. BRIDGENORTH and Waball Pon Coati', every Evening. CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaveu root Coach, goes with Four Horses, abd a Gaard all the way. Passes through !trough, Appleby, Greatabridge Richmond, Catterick, B et oug hhrf4e, Wedaerby, Aberforal, Doncaster, and Grantham (the neanist way by eighteen miles). Sets out every Xlorning, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the road by business, or pleasure, have the pet uliar advantage of th-ir seats being secured in the nett Coach. CI lESTEA and PARKA:ATE new Post Couch, Daily. IiCLWSE, a new Flying Post Coach, to York, Sunderland, Newcastle, and Editibui L h, carries Four 'abides only, ev...y At. ternoon, at Three o'Clock, by way of Doncaster, Grantham, sad Stain ft ird. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yates, new Coach, wren Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Walla!, and WoiverhimptoniPost-Coach, every Aftet noun.—Guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shiro:a Post-Coach, the Royal Charlotte, every Evening, at Five u Clock.--Guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rocking. barn, every Morning._ lilltudlilLeHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, lets out every Afternoon, and reaches Eirmingbam next thy at Noon. Passes by Oxford, Easton, and Shipstone, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-street, Birmingham. N. U. PrMengers and Parcels booked for the above yeti at the New White Horse Cellar. Piccadilly. WILLIAM B. MOVIdI %IN and Co. respectfellYweillallillt Vri...nds and the Public, that they will not be eceeentabta gar say Parcels or Luggage, Lott. of more than Ptw %aft Wee, I f lest or damaged, poles, entered as suabeedu eseardingir I el thl ;ape t o j el ad kk 1.40, Mk EFORD44,IIkIi. CA PIT AL TR rEI-101.13 EiTA rEti, nior.PONGTON,YRES. 1 EV; N, ; the VI A e..:() (irvimcs roN,' with vAit M LA an , l ND; s rßANowuto I.4l,trAitM and WOOD; LYE FARM, WOODS, LAND, (A) r FACES, ice. By Mr POEMS, At tile 'OOO4 Arms, Kington, on Wao et tottAir. tut !Rd of .No. Vtnt.pta. INI4. at Ti;ciViceelOCk, TW EN 1.0 I'o, epflE VALUABLE Fitk:EHOCD ESTATES.. .1... 'with the {Mir l'sof COMMON, • Ice ' Comprising the MANOR of MARS FON, with the FlNfiS. QUI r REN FARM-POI IiKS and BUILDINDS, and INCI.OSURE of MEADOW, PASTUREA s fid A 14.141.1 i LAND, corr.tutti, SIRANGWOR.TH FARM, With FARM- HOWE and BUILDINGS a inc commanding shoat ion, pan bounded by the River Arrow • and Velfet Woods adjoining ; FARM. WOODS, LiNDs, CO rrAoks, e“.. the whole near FIVE HUNDRED ACRES. diVided in small Forms and Lies, for ae colored:Wan, shake lathe Parish of Winbeidge. near Presteign lila Kinston, let to respectable Timms .az Will, and fur short Toms. ' he viewed, by applying :o Mr. Morgan, at Straneworth Faret ;,Mr. Hervitri at Lye; of John Cheese, Esq. Lynn's Hall, where Par icokts r.tay be had, and Plans seen ; Oxford Arms, Kinglet;; Hwet, and Tsfessrs. Bi-d and Wollaston, Hereford; Imomtn.ter; Wm. Handy, Esq.; at the Inns, Vtriircester ; Hen and Chicken' , ,Birioinghant ; King's Head, Glootwoer,T.G Parr, r. 4. Litchfield ; of 'Minims. Jones and Green, Salisbury: ' Priam; Fleet-elrrett,nt Oorraetay's Cofftv-house ; and of fa 4. Rollins, Warwiakftreet, Goblen•square, London, where Flans may h. aeL H. THEATRE ROYAL, COVEhrT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT- ZVENINGt-will be act,ed the.Tettaedy et • • ISABELLA. Count Baldwin, Mr. MURRAY; Blron, Mr. YOUNG; Cubs, Mr. ABBOTT ; Videroy, Mr. EGERTON. Isabella, MispO'NEILL, . (Being her second appearance in that character). lo Act ill. an Epithalandurn. :. . After which the are Meio-Dnuna, called • • 'THE FOREST OF BONDY ; or, THE DOG OF MONTARGIS. The Mask composed by Mr. BISHOP. ••- Colenel Goutrati, Mr. BAR RYMOR E ; Lieutenant Macaire, Mr. FARLEY. Flo rio ('a Dumb Orphan), Miss S. BOOTH. • A new Opera, in two acts, has been some time in rehearsal, stalled lan, of Paris, and will by produced Lg-morrow. Monday, Romeo and Juliet. Tuesday, A New Way to Pay Ohl Debts. • Wednesday, Venice Preserved. • • • 'SALES: BY A•UCTION Two- CASES OF FLOWER-R ( IOTR, OF SUPERIOR / QV Aunt TO FLORISTS AN!) CONNOIVEIIR To by BOLD by AUCTION, t y Mr. Jll./AVISOhI, On Monday, November 14, 1811, at Half-pa-t. One o'Clock I prsci•rly, at the Auction Mart. Minim! ' , now Jae-, TpwaltDS of FOUR. THOUSAND BUTCH vROOTS, coilbleting of Single White nutisvis'l; Grand Prising; Double Yenisei di to. incomparable ; Double an-I Single Hyacinth=, Blue. Yellow, and Red; .linable 416 wit ; Oirsaf van Bunren; la Flute d'Or, Cardinals, Hugo Grotto-, &r. Juts quill, Early Dike van Toll. The eel:ole will be arranged htiLots,, sidled for the Trade as • well as priv Ire Purchasers. le be viewed tie Morning of Sale, and CatiltigAes hael there days previous, at the Mart, and of Mr. Adamson, 511, Fen- ' church-v t art.