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Every attention erly observed for the further convenience and 3 ccom tl.e and the mot eminent Pertt‘rrnKs are 'wear in the various Antitsem.mts en peculiar to this !.cd Suntrufr Theatre. It will, arct:rding to aim nal 'EN on EASIER MONDAY N EX r, April 7, 18. 1 7, idid variety of entire'y NEW EN lER CAlN :hick have been Ilse whole Winter in preparationo— iculass in future Bilk and Adverdaemeuts. • MICR OP ORDNANCE, March iB, 1817. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of hi: MA. JESTrs ORDNANCE!. hereky gise Nei..., That they will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION at the Tower, on Thursday, the 10th April next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon precisely', sundry lots of new, old and unserviceable Storer, consisting - if Axes, Anvils, Pickaxes, Spades, Shovels, Saws, Files, Barrows of sorts, ' Bedding, Corn Sacks, and Tents; Smith's and Wheeler's Tools, Vices, Horse Shoes and Nails, old Iron Work and Iron Guns, with various other articles, the whole of which may be viewed upon application at the Principal Stcrekeeper's Office in the Tower, and at the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich, until the Day of Sale, at which places Printed Lists of the DUs will be delivered to those persona who may apply for the same. By OrtlPr of the Board, R. H. CREW, &smarty. THE ARMY. ACAPTAIN of a Regiment in Bergs!, wishes to EXCHANGE to HALF PAY, receiving the regulated difference.—Address, post paid, to A. B. Chatham, Kent. SALES BY AUCTION. WORCESTERSHIRE: A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, the MANOR of OD: I9INGi.EY, with sundry valuable FARMS and WOOD LAND, near SIX HUNDRED ACRES, ,abounding sulth Game, the next Presentation to the Rectory of Oddingley, Ste: The Worettter and Birmingham Canal passes Biro' the Estate. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-houie, In Exchalge Alley, Conthill, os FILIIPAY May 16, 1817, at Twelve o Block, One Lot, THE valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, part Tithe-free, comprising the MANOR of ODDINGLEY; extending over the whole Parish, anti well stocked with Game; the PARK FARM, with an excellent Residen:e and Offices 1 sundry other• eligible Farms, Lands, and Woods. Thesiihols Estate upwards of FIVE HUNDRED ANT) EIGHTY ACRES. • Divided In ci.riveilieut Enclosures of Or:hartls, Meadow. Pat.- ture,le, and Wood Lam!, all in a high Cate of cultivation, with eligible Farm. Houses, and all necessary Oitthuildinps, Ili good repair; let to Merry. barnevs, Nash, Waterton, 1)„i 4 and Mho'', most resp•Mble * I cti3tifil, Ott lease, the whole lying compact, shave in the Parishes of Oddingley and Heinlileton,- most desirable Pribperty fur Residences or Investing Money; a heautilui Country, within nine miles of lVorcester, and' a short distance front Droinrish. This day was published, Illustrated with 16 Ftehinp by the Author, from Drawings eta the Spnt,ln One Volume Bvo pries Bs. 6d. boards, A NARRATIVE nt the BRITON's VOYAGE to PITCAIRN'. ISLAND. By lieutenant SHILLIBEER, R. M. London : Printed fur Law and Whitt/11er, Ave.Maria•lane. This day was published, In Two haadsome Vela. royal 18mo. embellished with an elegant Copper-plate Frontispiece, pries 101. 6d. boards M T and S A . G Ü By E A N I kW i A BCAUTRHGEHRIL CATHERINE :MNT, Actutthherer of " Ellen, or the Young Godmother and " Caroline Lismore, is the Err ors r of Fashion." . JUDOMEN r OF A DISCERNING IPUBIIC. WRIGHT, Contractor for the Lottery commences Drawing so h APRIL, reminds the T•cketi are now cnniparatively £9 cheaper than being £4 per Ticket, or upwards of £58,000 value, Prize, and a reilt:ction of £.l in the charge, making London : Printed for Law and Whittaker, t ;Ave-Marla-lane. Of whom also may be had, by the same Author, ELLEN; or, The Young Godmother. A Tale for Youth. Third Edition, price ae. 6d. bound. CAROLINE Imams r ; or, The Errors of Fashion. A Tale, pries Ss. Gd. bound. e. ET 13 VOW ONLY EIGII . TEEN GUINEAS! i . £9 19 61 An Eighth .E 2 11 6 me :. 1 0 A Streenth 1 G 0 , 18 1, 1 ; Fcliitite, with 2 Vrizts to 1 Blank, needs no Juin than a Cumpar!son with all former Sehemtia : 'ME. HAND IN HAND FIRE OFFICE. NEW BRIDGE-S FRER r. BLACK FR I A RS, For the !Tolerance o( Buildings, Household Furniture, Stoat bt Trade, &c. within the Kingdom of Great Britain. SiTu, 1917. ALL Persons whose Insurances become due at Lady-day, are requested to observe, their Receipts are now ready, and should be paid within fifteen days from this period. The Directors are desirous of calling the attention of the Public to the advantages derived by all persons Insuring in this Office, that while all Losses have been paid by them with the utmost promptitude and regularity from the establishment of their Office in 1696, a return of the Profits ha - invariably been made to all Persoes Insuring with them for Seven Years, during the whole of that period. Nn charge is made for Policies when the Bunt Insured amounts to a ein or upwar.is. Attendance is given daily .at the Office, from Nine In the Morning until Half-past Four in the Afternoon. BF N ANI I N RIiUSF., Secretary. Mao, the Neat Presentation to the Rector, of .oddingley, worth near Two Hundred Pounds per Annum, with a Agit deuce, Oleos, Garden, and Lands. May be viewed by applying td the renants, whet, Partiodar• may be had; and of Messrs. Bray and Gale, Droitwich; Mets:l4 Hnper and Broughton, Great Marlborough-street, London ; at the Star and Caner, Woree‘ter I the White Lion, Stratford; Hen and Chicken, Birmingham ; George, lichield; George, Ne e . thamptois ; Chicken,, Brimol; White Lion, Bath; the Castle, Salt. bill; at Garraway's, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-area% Get; den square, I ondon, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. SUNBURY-PLACE, NEAR IiAMP . CON, On the Banks o► the Thames. Capital Elegant MANSION, :'ARK, and LANOS,Copyhold ot Inheritance, Tolle-free, and Land Tax Redeemed. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garravray's Coffee-house, 'Change aliey, Conlin!, on Ttioaf= DA T, May 29, U Twelve, in One Lot, er•s4 --... I £ 5O0 j?.0,000 Money 6 ... of Consols 2400 Consols 10 .. ... 2,000 Monty lO lOO Money .., 2,000 Console 20 ...... .... iAO Consols vo 00 Money Prizes of Xi 2 each, and 8000 Prizes of a the mat Ltrtery, with the option of receiving £l2 io in proporion for Shares, making 10 098 Prizes, and ,t re ks—value in Money .6167,600, mid in Consols Grand total t€I20,0011! Prize above £25 will also be entitled to a Mimi in the Lottery, thus aieket may gain £20,000 in this Lottery, that £15,000 in the next Lottery. 4 and Shares are now on Sale at J. SIVEWRIOHT's !mayor's) Officss, No. :a, Cornhill, No. 88, Haymarket, Holborn. and No. 141, Oatord-atrett. Numbers should be embed for without delay. RROLL, Stock-Broker, with satisfaction to ttelf, recommends the Scheme of the present Lottery, 4.irtistlf that it is the most advantageous ever yet awed It contains 2 Prizes of E 30,000 Money, 2 216,1:00 Consols, 2 8,600 Ditto, 2 2,ft 0 Monty, other Prizes, with only 4 , 502 Blanks, a einem. iitherto unparallrit:d in Lotteries. 'liar Tickets and Shares At the following low prices, v'z. cet £lB 18 0 I Quarter ES I 0 . 19 0 L:ghth 211 6 Sixteenth Xi 6 0 .ROLL, therefore, requests his friends, who wish to fatuulite Number,, to make early application at eh , tr Mee', 7, COI/MILL, or 25, OXTORD-StRICIT, (eats. I 1777), where 7,715, the Last Priv: of £314000. was sold yr, with Seven ether Capitals, also soil in Slimes, in the ;ober Lottery. tawing will commence on the SOrh instant, sad an Or- Om Country punctually attended to. All Business in the Public Funds transacted. iA MON, Geopwcx, arid Co. • not Ws time the Ceotraetors) are happy in a town and Country .Friends, that they highly approve Scheme of the New Lately, which begins the SO& this • are more than TWO Prises to a Blank. £5 cheaper than for /nutty years. • uhs only Twenty sivfhillittg% Phan of 220,000, in Money and Consols, &c. &c. - 14,600 Tickets, amongst which are 8,000 that may . either u 211 Prizes, or will be nodded to a second for the battlers of such Tickets may either receive aflll 'lf brought In on or before the list May) or may have in auotber or succeeding Lottery, to be drawn the 4th of June. kis almost impossible, in the narrow compass Of an advertise mem, to state fully the particulars of all the novelty ; mike k to say, that the features are totally different from any preceding Lottery. Schemes, whit every elucidation, may be bad gratis, at the fortunate and favourite Mom of IitICKAIDIOIII, GOOD and Co. 'Stock-Brokers, Benkaboildinp, CornbiU being the Gate of the Xing's Mews, Charing Crum where ickets and Shares, in great variety of numbers, me now on saki NEW-INVENTED HATE. No. 71, STRAND, opposite the Sans-Pareil Theatre. HARE, • Inventor of the univerally-approved MOLE FUR HATS,-lnventor of that Folding ditto. sad Flank Silk Hats, established upwards of thirty years —ln comequeace of the very great complaint of the bid quality of 'Mats induced him to try the experiment of mixing Mole Fur oil:Beaver, a bleb be ends to answer most completely, they bring touch liner, better colour, shorter nap, more durable. and mver blurt(' by rain. He has likewise brought to great perfec tion Silk Hats covering a beaver, which is much superior to the umal mode on wood; they are as light and pleasant as a beaver, and completely Waterproof, price XI. 4s. The Trade and Merchants sepplied oo the usual terms. FRAUD PREVENTED. TO counteract the many attempts that are daily made to inspor oa the ImwsrY a spurious composition in "ld sf the Genus' Blacking prepared by Day and Martin, they ire induced to adopt a yew Libels to which their address ' 97, High Holborn, b chord to tonrpicuously, that they trust an attention to this, mg the difference of the type, which is unlike all leuerprem, 'table purchasers at once to detect the Imposition. The 241 12 pan BLACKING, made by DAY and MARTIN, 97, HO Holborn, wiH in future be sold in Bottle at 61 ls. and 11 . ed. each, and a copy of the Label left with all Venders. DAY AND MARTIN, 97, High Holborn. 'lb Mes: JOHNSON, Newman-street. IT appears requisite your invaluable A MERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP s'lcoulkl be universally known, that its tweaking might be more generally extended. My little girl lad been extremely in a long dine; she had nth and her bowels Is muck affected that her life was &paired of; doctors and me didre were of no avail. We wife told that her teeth was the wily cause of bet anlialon. A Mend calling up* tu, yaw but ken the happy erects of the Syrup, prevailed urea as to try it ; ibebrought us a bet e, and rubbed the child's mouth. sad in a by minutes a most astonishing alteration took place, the Ilts left ber, and she recovered, as fast as possible; it requiring only a bottle and a half to perfect the airy. Our sorrow was thus r in a kw days, turned into joy. We are, Madam, yosr obliged servants, Nov. 27, 1216. J. and N. MALIN. No. 2, New Johis-street, Asbroo.road, liirtnfeg To he had, wholesale and retail, of the Proprietors, I. Johnsen id Williams, No. 94, Newman-street, Oxford-street; and, by kit appointment, at all the principal Medicine Venders in town 4d country, at 28.9 d. a bottle, for reedy money. Caution.-8e sure to ask for Johnson sod Williams's Atm. !lan Soothing Syrup," as there are a number of sparlawailions. Mrs. Johnson relieves the infant poor, as usual, at her house, wrry Tuesday and Saturday Monger, kom nine 10 ten ticked'. 4i:winging* lettet.lkern 11 repeualge bolPlkotPlrs 4.11 unify 41they art: real objects of chanty p tir)IPF. • o} At. A% Miler t F mESS br iiet; •••er Seas • c e • thj It ' to d $ ..04 during h o nour pu 'sort get: • r. „.. g ke of I ... 44 03 to DPI } coalrOP lelt a term 11.LN rs, wt itrut pants • To THE "V ; E c 11 11 • 2 V:rhz eat :tide t Imo v,:!el Is4.l!,ra:e tS 111 Ca: AKA( A Quart r3c kultbt • C ... of ........... t.......... . • ........ .......... . t •2i.Dr; *l/L it. the platy. 07 ill 1,5U.N. t . 3 104 0. 6 lbirry Priz roving Lotto ▪ 104 after that iirkrts ant t!,e , (*aurae , I tio.ll, fiolh laticy • CAR G• hinat • tc *e r's•HICI Arti 10,090 rate hither) ate selling at Tike 12. CAR k Prue any (a' ba Others 14.4 1777) h ewer, wit Lat October ?Le Drawl den hom the N B. iCii A .LS• dune, 1 . ; their 'ton lithe Scheu (.Lpri 'I here at Ticlitta Siztrent I Four Pri . 1 here are he rore.ved r. dome; for to money Cif ''. tleir chums OFFICE OF 03DAIANCII, ltfarsh 25,1117. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Ail MA JES7V: ORDNANCE, k bray fly. make, That Proposals will be received at their Office In I'all-1141, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 9rh day of April nest, from such Persons as may he willing to undertake the Supply of COPPER ,>i<tIT'HS' ARTICLES, for Serrece of this Department, for a Period of Three Years, determinable after the Expiration of the hest year, upon notice of three montbs,at the option of either party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Windt al Storekeeper's Date, in the Tower ; and farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Con tract, may be known at the Secretary's Mike in Pall-Mall afore said, any Day between the Hours of Ten ar.d Four o'Cluek, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up and endorsed '• Ptopcsals for Copper Smiths' Ankles," but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 9th April, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day; neither will any 'reader be noticed unless the Party making it, or as Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the &aid, IL H. CRZW, &watery. orSica OP weJMAtICI, stfafite THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA'. JAsrr, ORLNANCiI do harsh gigs Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pali-Mall, on •r before WEDNESDAY, the 9:h of April neat, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of FEATHBILS, for Berries of this Department, fur a period of three years, determinable after the expiration of the Ent year, upon notice of three Months, at the option of either party.. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Prindpal Storekeeper's Mee In the Tower, and to the respective Mend the Ordnance in the Royal Arsenal. Woohvith, and farther partieelars, together with the Terms and. Conditions of the Contract, may be Wow* at the Secretary's Office, in Pall- Mall aforesaid, any day between the boars of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Prepemb mut be delivered, sealed tip and 'Waned, "Proposals for Feathers,* but no Proposal can ,be admitted after the said 9th of April, at Twelve o'clock at noes of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an Agent in hii behalf, shall attest By &dse of the Board, ' R. H. CREW. Sedessig. CONTRACT POW COALS. NAPT-OFFICI, March St, lel 7. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMlS siozaßs 4'his MAJASTri NAPr,do hereky g ivs Mike, That on Tito aeons . , the ioth April next, at One o'Clock, they will be ready to treat with such Persons* , may be willing to Con tract for supplying his Majesty's several Dock-yards, et any one or more of them, and also this Once, with • COALS. A trastrilytim If Me Coals and a Fora of the Tiskr way io seen while Ofee. Na reader will is re:lived after One **Clod on the Day of Treaty, ow any notion fausiess tie Party, •r an Agent for ii w, attend:. • ivery Tender mut is stwaloanied by a ktter, album! to the Navy Board, woe fared Sy kw responsiiie Persons, engaging to &Were hewed with the Persw kodering, in the Si. of £1.5 per 100 address of Cook, for tho ire .Pwftramoree of the abstract. 91HE Public at large are mnst respectfully CAD- A. TIONan against noxious counterfeits, cumpoied of delete rious ingredients injutions to the Hair. The Original and Ge nuine MACASSAR OIL Is ROWLANDS', whitit is recoil'• twirled on the basis of truth for renovating and beadtlfying the human Hair, and prevents Its being injured by fevers, acconche. agent', violent exercise, travelling In various climates, Re. Each genuine Bottle of the Oil is sign ed on th e outside.label in red " Row&*wn and Sun; with a little Treatise enclosed, and the erica Is ss. 64. is. ties eld. sod Oaf guinea per bottle. Also each guinea bottle et following ankle is Signed on the outside label the same; ROWLAND'S . ESSENCE OF TYRE, Wbich now fails to produce immediately a perfect change in RED se GRIN HAIR, WHISKERS, EYEBROWS, att. to a beautiful glossy and permanent BROWN or BLACK, imitati.g the exact natural colour. Washing maw this Dye mom durable. Ladies or Gentlemen may dye their hair with ease and secrecy ; prim 4s. 7s. 6d. and its. id. Sold Wholesale, retail, and for exportation. by the sole Pro prietem, A. Rowland and Sea, corner of Kirby street. the first turning on the right In Hatton-garden. Holborn, London; and, by appoinusienr, by Messrs. Haddam ' Titchboree-street; Berry, 1 7, Johnson, IS. Greek - street , Saha; Saris and Co. i 17, Gattie and Peirce, 67, Sim Bond strait; Newbirry and Sons, 45, St. Pauts church.yard ; anti by aB Perfumers and Medicine Vendee. in Town and Country. Abe may be had, a pleasing' and entertelning Repay ou the retions Mumma of the Huytq Hair, wordsy the notice of.Pa• ritiffillon d 011104111/4111. .F4 l O- 10 • 1 • . • SALES BY AUCTION. At the Cumin-Houle. Deal, on WM:CC/DAT, Old 9th day of April, 1817, at Two o'Cleck in the Afternoon, T E UNDER. MENTIONED GOODS, in sundry Lots. viz I. Three Hundred Pieces French Cambric. 430 Pieces French Cambric Handkerchief+, 50Ibs. Black Tea, erne.. Green Tea, S Pieces Lace Net, 2 Gold Watches and Keys, •1 Silver Watch. 3 Gold Chains and two Seats 1 large Silver gilt Watch, 144 Metal Watch Keys, 26 Watch Dial Plates, I Turning Engine, sundry Watch Movements and Watch makers' Tools, 1 Ladies' elegant Work-boz. Which maybe viewed en Monday, the ith April, and on the Morning of the Day of Sale. N. B. Twenty-fiv.i per Cent. will he required as a Deposit. Volts FOR THE COUNTY. FREEHOLDS, CHARLES-STREET, PARLIAMENT SI'REET, WESTMINS ' T'ER. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Oar awsy's Ceffite•house,'Clunge Alley, CoruhiM, on Tunas- A , • illtity,, t fril, 17, 1117, at Twelve o'Cloelt, we Lots, g segl. (Tr er ainable FREEHOLD seivt. • Lor 1. A BRICK.BUILT DWELLING HOUSE, *Sate No. 13, Charles-street, in the Parish of St. Margaret's, Westesin stow, in the empanel. of Mrs. YtATRI, Oil kW, for an ones reed term of thirteen years and a half from Lady Pay. 'I be House Is three Stories high, two Rooms and a Closet on a Floor, two Parlours on the Ground Floor, Rits'aens in the Basement, Vault for Coals, and Yard at the b ack. Lor 2. A BRICK-BUILT DWELLING-HOUSE, situate N 0.15, in the lame Wert, on lease to Mr. CUAILDWICK, for an unexpired term of fourteen years. The Hose* is planners in a tannin manner to the foregoing. To tie viewed till the time of sale, No. 11, by apriying on the Premises, and No. 15, by application to Mr. Chatiwia, Plum ber, No. 9, Charles street—where Particulars may be had, of Messrs. Williams, Whitmore, Rotates, and Burnett, Solicitors, No. 9, New-square, Lincoln's Inn; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goldettsquare. HYDE PARK. FIRST-RATE TOWN MANSION. ' • With Offices, Coach-houses, Stableas ice. on an appropriate Sears CONNAUGHT PLACE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffeeshousei Exchange-alley, Cornbill, on Tnoasowv,.the 17th of April; 1817, at Twelve o'Clock, THE Capital Elegant LEASEHOLD MAN SION, What. Nu. li, CONNAUGH r-PLACF., overlooking Hyde Park, and commanding fine and extensive Views of the Surrey Hilts and Country. - Planned for the accoms modation of a Family of the first distinction; containing on the principal Flom% spac!ous lofty Apartments of large dimensions, finished in an handsome style, with suitable Bed-chambers, Wa ter-closet, Ste. Savants' Apartraenta, roomy elegant principal and secondary Staircases. The Basement contains excellent 011 ices of all descriptions, planned tor the convenience of a large Family.— Detached Coach-houses, and Stabling for eight Horses, and Ser. rants Rooms over. '1 his splendid Mansion has been finish. dat a great expense, and is the pritic pal Residence in the place. May be viewed by Tickets. on application to Mr. Thomas Cuff, HalfsMoon street, Piccadilly. Particulars at the Thatched House Tavern, St. James's-wren ; of Mr. l'atman, Solicitor, 14, Arundelsstreet, Strand; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goidenssquare. FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ESTATES, Held under the Crown. DUKE-8 MEET, ST. I AMES'S, PICCADILLY; AND `SWALLOW-STRES: TO BE SOLD BY AUC PION, - By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee.bouse, 'Change-alley ,Cornhill, on Tut; at nor. April 17. at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots, By Order of the Eseeutors of bun GIIZGORT, Esq. decrated, A SUBSTANTIAL FREEHOLD DWELL- , LING -HOUSE, three storics high, two rooms on a Bator,' with Yard, &c. situate No. 11, on the F.ast side of Duke-street, St. Jamul, in the possession of Mr. Solos. A spacious, roomy, and substantial BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE, Leasehold under t he Crowe, with the open Yard and Loadings behind No. 13 ' and 11 on the same side of street, in the occupation of Mr. peke and Mr. Harvey, amd on - Lease to Mr. Bennett. Three grated roomy Brick-bulb DWELLING-HOUSEI, bad under the Crown; lubstantlelltrbuilt„ with large open /Ards and back. Buildings, No. 29,29, and 30, on the West aide or Dukes street, on Lease is Mrs. Califon, Mr. Gatliffe,and Mr. Lewli. Two LEASEHOLD DWE.LLING-HOUSES, also held under the (Sown with 'Valais, large Cellars &e. situate on the West side of SWALLOW-STREET, PleUdilly; In the occupation of Mr Field and Mr. Hall. - • These Hoists' are very valuable Property. The principal part of the Crown Leases have been recently renewed, and are very eligibly situate,: iistodurirtg a nett rental ot upwards cg FIVE HUNDRED • AND TWE,LVE POUND; par Annum, and a eery improveable Property. • May ba sleeted by leave of tbaTenallta..Particubrs of Mr. Clark!, Sariltre Hall. Chespstde • az the HMO Shoes, or lladop, Janimitse!ty sod of Mr. itodafofiewiiViarcet , • • . -. • . .• QUNBIS RY-P ACE, a very desirable and milt eligible ES FATE, Copybnld of loherhance, equal to Free hold, tt Ming quit rent and slna 1 fine certain, comprising a do gutsily elegant Mansion, planne.i fur tit.: accommodation of a per son of the fint distinction, erected at a great expense, seanal ott a lawn, a enaimaniisig beautiful spot, net an elevated bank of chi River •rhames, near the village of Sunbury, with attached and detached suitable (Aces, and S.atriMg for twelve horses, ccoa t. hon.,' for seven carriages, eserlireie Kitchen Garden, nearly Four Acres, surrounded by lofty walls. and planted with choice 1 1 / 4 1114 Trees, Green House, Hot Vineries, Gardener's Hatise l , Ice Hato.e, Farm Yard, Stable, Cart Houses, Sheds, and Go'. buildings ; productive Orclier.l, Lawns, beautiful Plea,tise. grounds, Pasture and Arable I.tad, eont.ilning about SEVENTY STA ru l'E ACKES , _ _ _ Partly enclosed by Park Paling, Tythe-free, and exmlerated !rim Land fax; a most pleasant and charming Property. Th.- n4tio Marmon, at a small expense, may be improved, so as to form ono of the but Residinces in the Kingdom. Premises; at the 'toy, Hampton Cosirt ; the Bell, liarrptois the inns, at Sunbury ; Ship, Weybrldge; Swan, Chertsey ; die George, "Cw!elienham; of Messrs. Knight and 'ibrubsole. King: won; at Garrawars; and of Mr. Robins, Warwiik-airketi Golden -square; where Tickets for vlewlog may be Lid. - - RICHMOND, sl/AREY. CHOLMONDELIN-I'ERRACE. Elegant ITALIAN VILLA, PLEAqUIRE-OROUNDN _GAIL 'DENS, At. an excellent FAMILY CO r cAaa, O,I I ICIK OARDLN, &c. range of COACH HOUSES, S atcl • By Mr. ROBINi, At Garraway's Coffee-beture,Thange-Alley,Cornhill,ontiiii RS • nor, the gild May, tat 7, at Twelve o'Clock, in dive Lot Lot 1. A N [IN IQ UE ITALIA N-V-1454,4, A - A. of free.stone, by the late Sir Cues. Ascot lA, tart. flow the arsidance.AoCPlWN3l.4 Wu:exec° Kt mix, rstli held under the Crown lola long terin. A most singinairli Le u. tiful situation, CHOLMONDELEY - TERRACE, KICH. MONO, SURREY, on the Banks of the Thames; comprising an excellent Family House, with Ofsce4 sot all. detcriptionai Lawns, Pleasure-grounds, productive Kitchen Otrden, walled and plantedwith choice Efiait treet.;llltindtm.me ofhAmetital efiven house, Hot house, Vineries treble:Ctiai4-Isouse,'Stltlliabks for ten bases with blooms and I.uti gayer. Lot t, consists of i' desirable Singly' Cottage itesldente; bad? altered and Onprosted at a considerable expense, with excellent Offices, Coach• house, aid Stables; good Garden walled round, &es .Lot's. An,exeellent Gattlen, wailed round god planted with choice Fruit-trees, situated adjoining the Cottage antl'Oarden.' Lot 4. A capital Piectrof Gaideit-ground:Aurrountkd by lofty wane, with a productive Peach-house and Vinery, planted with the choicest Fruit-tress, Ste. and atquistiog Imt 3. Lot 5.'A Valuable Ptoperty, situate in the 013 Palace Court. and adjoining Lot 4 ; oousitting of a range ot :;:even Coach It.ouseti and •:tables for thirteen Horses, with Lotts over, lit td respect Able Tenants. The whole forms-ONE COMPACT ES ('ATE, and may NI vietved by applying at the Mansion, (Lir where Patticulars may be had, and at the Castle and t.,e Tatbut Imo, Richmond; Ite4 Ligp, Hounslow ; Castle, Sal; Hill; White Hart, Windsor; Pigeons, Brentford; at Garraway's; and of Mr. • Rokins, Wars wick-street, Gulden-square; where a Plan may be teen. MA I IitIMONY. patrunt relerant jejucia Mrutn the taint embrain Unutanly sous arise, a puny race! • mA It R I AGE should he the foundation of sociAt happiness, which is often eisturlFed through the parties that form the union not taking those precautions which would inure them the enjoyment of that great donteetic blessing.— Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders under stshich human nature is known So ruler, there are none more alarming or nice* distressing than those which result from fashionable gaieties, early dissipation, or solitary intempeiance. Messrs. CURRIE and CO. beg to state, that the sedulms as tention of a Practice exclusively directed to the Treatment and Cure of CF.RTAIN COMPLAIN Cti, entitles them to the Nairn of superior acquirement. As regular burgeons , eel offer a speedy and permaneft cure fur every stage of that disorder, • which Is contrived in an unguarded motW 7 nt, and which poisons - the springs of life; and for every class of debility which is the conse quence of juvenile indircre:ions, preventing the maturity of man hood, entailing by anus ration on its unhappy vktim all the ina firmities of old age—the body becoming enervated and erns. dated 7 -the cheeks yellow and bloodless—aural the mind gloomy and detected. For the result of their success In this particular branch, they refer; to•that reputation. Which, they flatter these selves,they bare acquired by 30 years experience, in a mods cis tended practice. In slight and recent cases of Syoll)l.(ifc Com plaints, a perfect cure I completed in the short period of.lwo days; and in the most aggravated caces,a proper pedeverante in theirplan of trerment insures to the patient an invigorate constitution. • • Married Women, who have long been disappointed' Is tbeir expectations of a family, may be assured that, in most Instances. such defects are curable by medical skill; and thatch the re moval of such impediments be an object of doubt and tificertaioty with others, yet the cure of such detects, by t h e sradual pro grins of renovation, Is the acquirement of their experience:. Messrs. CURRIE sod Co. may le, con4ulted , Wj ' either sex, with the greatest secrecy and lionouc t st No. 107, Hartmogardea. Patients in the country, ca.e, age, and general habit of living, ate. At. endosi. 1 sate for advice a.:d r..eencizes, the -zniewill be to u.y part tri.site •:r•• • - *to ft. .. v^.46 •. ~ 1 . 4'. Patleiklit of K their how, y; prating Wit *- uswl4, 4 " • •. • • :• $•• OFFICE OP (MON., VCR, Mirth ES, 1817. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JESIT's ORONANCE, do hereky *kit Notice, That Proposals will be received at their ()Mee in Pall-Mall, on or before FRIDAY, the I Ws day of April next, from such PIISUI:3 as may be willing to undertake the Sup* of S fOVES, RANGES, &c. fur Servie, of thh Department, for • per;od of three years, determinable after the explratkm of the first year, upon Notice of three Months, at the option of either Party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; 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 POW o'Clock; where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed. " Proposals for Stoves, Ranges, Ste." but no Proposal can be admitted after the said II th of April, at Twelve 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, Slattery.