The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-03-07 00:00:00

vl.l Ill!:‘ ritFenovA 1., (;‘)v F.N . r..(: %It DEN. /O•MOLLRCr EVEN' NO will be acted, l'llli ;lAN OF THE WOlt1.1). S•i• l'ertianis Marl copliaut. Mr. COON E. ix i i 01-Ip6ia Lambert - met, Mn'. N. J 011 NS.TON, Ti' u lti..h will hr ri.l.leil. the Carer. called • 110M;ST TII lEV IN. foot . mr. Weilht loeleg hio 2il n p pen i ;wee at thkThentre.) , • 0..,,, i.w mOr Roy so be t0'...r0 of Sir. lirosaloo, at ;es 110%-ii:iire. hi Injure's-place, Hart -street, 1' trii to!. ir, 7.: . ri. I; '6 I. s lower Gall. 24. ; Upper Gall. IL T Orlitriball, Barb, Feb. 21, JRIO. i a numerous and ritspeclable M I.:I.:TING. tett br tisc pupate 44 taking .into ennatileration th e s.al expedireeysfestialalighing a FOE E SCI111(11., .... iv:4 4 cbiurru mi c ..)stein rectnnetteade.l by . itisi.l'il LAKCASTZII, and patroniz,Nl it; His tH.SrY 4 Wiles. tIENRY W ALAI, I.L. D. in the Chair; b s o igoesionon 4 lv neagalveti— las a ARICA Wilt/NI be irenteduatilv ?i.e.l an f,rel foi ‘1111•4 111 CPLiblilibin g Midi SehOliil in lila!, cr.', its %fact . r•-• Teat balk School be catled the Bab soil Bath Forum Free t e r. Rev. Dewy Walsh. I.L. D. Sit filtrate Nlaun. l o t t,r Itintris. F.R. S. ittshire, F q. „w e F.sq. fe.nple..l..q. I:3q. i.sq. M. Er.. W. Clarke, 1.;. Paillot. !Is* Jahn Mackep-ben, Esq. Wit- Camas, Fq. J. Wilkirsouv +'s4.sod Henry M awy, /. be a Ciotti:Ore for such pkirptise. Oat air.• are pf styli Committee be competent to net. T.n!`.l.r. 1-me.kater It^ retatsc-t,d in ret:der his übsistanee ~,,,svihsomietani I ri 4 Artily. LIA! ‘leber. Cieutcat a trt Tugiaell, (lathers, be appointed eoseri. I , it Books for silhicri;.ti•nas be Meted at the several Paatrre.t.us, aid Lthrarirt. in this tut Itivirs an:l Mr. ltd. Llse be appointed emu, and Sob-Twat:ore. illeve flevihttiaos he planner& with the Sobwrip• salreadr roceiveJ. in the ttoth Papers. bony or the ,inisinty and (Lseurs pa :lath are now re !Avian. it. is estisidered espedie.st to insert the e &mutations is she London Papers. (MIME r. Ins.A,UP I E end ASSISI'ANCE. LTNlYEttialel •••-••••••••• . DER'nINS its link C* a Lire, lwrotted is. 1 niui perplexing preelicsuneins. whether vt foily (hymn , . conorvisnatl riiimaiderstandinza—from t, r , isarkerteure, i.oliscretion, or eadvirinasing litigations 4nt rash rnzarments, enniblence—nr whether Inaolliy g uardians, or oppressed by other arrogated WA -6.41--or under any of the ownherless dilemmas incidental qv life, aadincapableofrt(Heath% thensielves-.-Olar Jig the best advice and assistrage, w U.tUul revealing their ipplicods are r of rrq.iire.l to place confidence till they nre iiiP4 it k nwrited, and that they can really obtain the aid st is pail/Ted. tply or adirest to Mr. R tat.tas, Secretary to the Coin- Mr, No. 11, Newra,ile-'t reel. Strand. Prwrrni-r• of the lassitution may he had at the Office. permus nay he waited on at the; own houses nowt or 111111‘11N. IiWiIN.RiS FOR. SALT.—To • s0;.1). a Valuahle I.OISI 1)0N TRADE, long ohliArd, a 1:w West end of the Town, Ciotomers r skqlly prrams of consideration, and the Business, from plod, adi:usia,s,eous circumstances, possestes facilities to bas it at the pleasure of the Purchaser to any extent id Wu Credit a:nl Capital may permit him to carry it on. hn Taßnrow other Penns', alio can command from Two Infer l'lrlissatid Penni., in booe v , and Securit , wilt lurtanint maling a speedy fortunr, andmay be treated St by direling to A. 13. care of Mr. White, Printers' 0.1. NO. V. Warwick...quart.. Newr,:ite-Etreet, 'mottos). Perocalapiliratien ailll,e useleri. nor will any letter he kicsl tudew post paid, nor ilflisi aged, without it contains It.r.,:usite and abort- of him desirolis of purchatiog. Tre Ailirrtiser knows n Man of A Inlities as a Cutter and 1 6:ger,ishe r. mild be glad to join the Purchaser iu Part "hif arnfeab.e, and to take the fictive part. BY THE KING'S. PATENT. rir, r.coN OM ICA f; 1)0 tilt LE RE. , TREATING REGISTER STOVES; or , the SAFE _KiII) AGAINST FIRE —Roar. ats and • CM. No. 66. ii L 7 l SIP-NI, Load" beg Lave to ioforai the Pusli... that I ' , Itnr ohodaed hly titalesty . • Patrol tor the above Siorrf. 11, -.:c. r . llattei• INp-tot-Ives a ill loam:nil, on iir per t ion, uf the R" 1 panic utility. being a perfect salet,nurci a t oisut any ar t,sat TTh v happen from Fire, the dreadful con emsences LITli ay. teis well known. Their evils are totally removed 4 'eobl, s - taple manner, by the applitatiou Citifies(' Stoves. r , re il.y a certain cure for Smithey Chisnuies, and a great .3, 41' Cl I% ill he fond by their use. The. aro u.-at ,o,tl .L.l.lcrivr,tranre. and need only to be known to rerom .'l.-1.• a to pi: , ilie approbation—together with !very article ~±el-r.b.01 of I mniuongrrs. '. B . A variety or second-hand Register Stoves that have [ 1..kel ia Lcc Wince for the above Patent Slows. lI:LEMAN'S CUTTA SALUTAIRS. f this infallible bledicine.bas been sr ton g prayed, that nothing of the prevent da, can Compelitimi with it. in till the clitretent stars of u ' 4 ' o l) . lle.a,e, which it eireeteally ruses nod eradicates from with let excitini the painful feeling, 1111 i cirposfire , 1111 rials itlatut debilitating the Comm ttttt inn iir even requiring ciintinernein from blisinevs, The raiticvl virtue! of these inestiona.- 11 '11. 11,4%c provedtheir claim to public approbatiou , t " . '' 11, :lo 3u yean. In nll the debility of both . ;eze. 14 ,P" &A never-failing restorative, whether the debility In., free a use of Mercury, by illicit plea toe eti'ecis of a moral climate. lu travelkrs. and "f , aliro. i d, th e y erlitilut be recommended toortrwt xu*y aril reevive a vpcedy, and complete cure in 4 " 1 Abhor., uteets, and d every %filkilefill that'll/I.t the L . toild tit Urine. Ily its ebicacy musty women 6 ,7 ".'" ho for years have beet' 41eprived of ''ki *%it. l l ,. . - tle and retail, at Mr. Hut! r's, !fn. 4, C:teap ,!:;:rmi of Paterno : ter-row ; mid retail by must Cuuutry Ve hderl, in II itiles at 7r sit. each, with ample cli ruilvo. lit a y ‘ . 14 suly lie had, Butler's Aromatic Pectoral n ‘oldII ) it.to throats, ist Boxer &adz 9 • KING-STREET, ST. JAMES'S. !LOYAL NAVAL 'mod MILITARY W (TER-PRl:it"( (:lA)A K. MANUFACTORY. PULSFORD and SERJE A NT, Alilitary lers aad Alanufaetnrers of WATER-PROOF CAM.: )LET to their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales and Duke or York, have the honour of infonning the Nobility, (kw's , . and their Friends, that Experiebee having proved this Article to be impenetrable to wet for aqy length of time, they do mad coultdently recommend the same to Odicers going to Portugal, or any Foreign Station where they are much exposed to the Weather. being light and its impe netrable Qualities until the last, us Do Rain or Sea Water iil adhere to it. To be had only of them. the Inventors and sole Pmprie ter,' as above, a c id at their Military IVarehouse, Soutla auipton-street, Strand. P. S. A large Assortment of Cavalry, Infantry, Porta .gal. and Boat Cloaks, always ready. Officen completely equipped. ZEAL SCOTCH MAMMALADE, an ex cellent suhlitute for BlJ'l7l l .lt tit Breakfast. Li i• partiruktrly recooonended to Mothers fur the use of the Nur sery. being r•„y of tligem ion, and Very nut ri Ono. Perim:,s of !Irak rol,titutturni, an!' such ;:s lead t.edentary lives, OA tent heiteht from thease of tilit MARMALADE, insicul of tii4V_Noint.tl Oil, termed homy, %Web uever fails to create Bile op •!•,• Stomach, the lure:wiper of Ilatuleury, and It. own.: evils. wdd ni n.. t oer limped. by Prevfe) slid Barclay s Na. 34 and 33. 11 , : ,'m ules., (':went-gar..:Ca. BY AUCTION. Fleet -street. By Mr. BURTON, or • instant, at Twelve, at the Aisdioa HARE in a FREEHOLD (OUSE. situate No. 1, Bride-lane, net 61. pet Anima, now ia tbb 0e; Tenant at Will. of tile Tenant; and particulars bad the Mart ; and of Mr. Burton, GS, Pititßait suasion, aed Freehold and Copy hold Land; .—By Mr. BURTON, on TUEB , at Twelve, at the Auction Mart. I N-HOUSE, PLEASURE. RD ENS, and LAND, late the Pro.. I LOMON R. GOMPEKTY, is dettihthelly situated in the'plen- ' t, surrounded on all aides by Mess ..... a view of the Fume and edjaceet county. The Mausionls built it the best and most sebstenttall ' manner and is entered by a spacious marble Hall. Oe the ground floor are Drawing, Dating, and Breakfast Robins, Ike. the tern pi . El2 ou - k -r with h ow‘ ,....as ia ago* vpizititr ,„ ; is ley n , rd and elegant Witte, , with corresponding with the Nill , tad In which there are Melee excellent Bed-runins. The ;loose contains toolltaircases,- beiidt., the grand one. The Offices are of the mtetterivealsat description, :tad contain, besides the tinsel oats, a arseMainse ; Gardener's-room, Laundry, Dry ink-roans; sad extensile Win e Vaults. There is a Coach-home and /Matinee tqr ping heart the greater part newly constructed, with Rooms Ibt Mee • Servants above. The Pleassire Grounds are laid out. A large Lawn, interspersed with dumps of s ash, bounded on one side with a row of oak trees, and fa the other by ' a large and well-furabbed Grapery ; leediag to a sheet of water in form of a moat, sarro un d m i g an Ofcherd. —The Fish Ponds, with the 'Moat, are well stored with Ash; beyond is a delightful shady Grove of capital tismi• her trees; at the western extremity are the Frisk ad Teri table Gardens, surrounded with lofty walls, hung l oth fruit trees in bill bearing. The pleasure grounds and gardeas oc cupy a space of ten acres. There are twenty acres of mea dow land adjoining, surrounded by a ring fence. The whole remises form a most desirable residence for a person of opu lence And distinction, and are capable of accommodating a very large family. To be viewed by Tickets, which, with prieted descriptive Particulars, may he had of Mr. Barton, it, Carnhill. tsar ticolars also on the Premises t of Mr. Pearce, Solicitor, 10, Switbin's-leee , and at else Marl. Mansion, capital. Stab Hag Coach Houses, Lawny Pleasure Grounds, singularly productive Garden, and about 19Aerea of Land, lyin,,v extremely compact, ne t r Ch er t se y, g usty. By. Mr. BURRON, sou TUESDAY the 17th Ap r il % at the Auction Mart, Bartholomew-lane, by direction of the Executors. THE Valuable LEASE, with inunediato pots seuioo, Of an uniform Brick-built MANSION. the late residence of Sir FREDERICK M. EDEN..B.rt. de ceased. The premises form a handsome elevation, delight fully situate to rammed interesting views of great extent and liesuly, being 1111 °agar Hid, a ulna two odes "'Cheri , ley and Weybridge. three of St. Mm's HMIs Stu of Wind sor, and about tweqty-two of Lawton, are in excellent re pair, well supplied with good water, and helade an en. imam Hall, spacqws Drawiog and Dining Iltsbaset i Break fast Parlour, Eibrary, Gentlemen's Room, numerous prim •cipal Lliainbers,ServaLots' Sleeping Rooms, requisite and well connected Domestic Arrangement.), a capital 6itaß ' Stable, two's-call Stables, Coach-houses, ity-butism. MVO.) . • house, Pleasure .groutakt, tastefulldi,poied emil vet with matured tandem charming (hove , 'Plantations of rare " 'Shrubs, Fish Ponds, sysaciath walled tlurftx pty d aboutd3 '., • 444.41joifeieg Loma : - -'firk. 4140004 e. k• heat-. 4....:-:.a.s, ou Lease, for about Y 1 : ears, at a tobslo . pig .Rent. • Timenf Sale will bc mentioned fn thitikod Wks, papers , and descriptive particulars delitered in due time, at the principal tuns, Clicrtsey, Well4idge, Windsor._ Staiue.; . , Twickenham, Ricaniaad, and lulapfts; at thalifatt; au of Mr. Burton, 62, Coraltill. •. ,a Spacious Premises, Great St. Thomas' Apostle, trick home. diate•possessioe.—By Mr. BVRTON. on Tumlay the 1;111 • April, at T•elve, at the Auctiuo Mart, near the Bank uf England. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PREMISES ' eligibly situate, No. 15. Grail St. Theauts's Apostle, well calculated for many wholesale trades. The promises aro in excellent repair, held on lease fur a long torn of about forty years, at a moderate reat. • To be viewed ten days prior to the sale; partieuhtso may be had on the premise;; at the Mart; and of Mi. Berme, 64, Curnltill. II - r VSLUABLE DETACHED RESIDENCE, w it a El.4ht Miles from Shoreditck, Seven from Whitackap.,.. Church, and Five from the West ludii Docks. If' O be LET or SOLD, a neat detached RE. 11 SIDENCE, consisting of a tooth:dent Howe in titts Cottage Style, in complete repair, an excellent Walled Gar. den rind Green-house. in a high state of caltivatims, Four-stall Stable, Coach-house, Fuel-house, and Home I4afle with every domestic Conveniency, and three latiosttres of rick Meadow Land, together with twelve acres in a ring fence, with eaten. sive right of common ; public conveyance to and hum town %very ten minutes throughout the day. Immediate paaresien *ill be given. For Particulars entpure of Mr. Eat-too, Con lin!: TO WN /I ILL HOUSE, sear SOUTHAMPTON. Valuable MATBRIALS, Modern and Elegant, TO EL BOLD BY AUCTION, By cii,oadc HOOKEY, • . On the Premises, on Tuesday ar il, March IS, iikt hewing Dam 10 Lots. CONSIStING of HANDSOME SIX-PAL N NIXED DOUBLE and SINGLE DOORS, Kim • - AI&HOOANY ; Mahogany Sashes of large dimension, glazed with Plate (Glass; other well S.ished Doors and Sashes; beautiful rich carved statuary, veined, and done Marble Chimney Pieces, highly "polished, japanned, awl • ' cast-front Register Stoves ; purtlandviose Pavement, *lib black marble dots; tore well-Sued Bookcases tribe Library, deal &c. The main TIMBERS, Alelrositatk, -awl Writ 111 RICKS, PORTLAND-STONE STAIRCASES, PORTICO, et. will be sold the first week in April. ' • N. B. There are some beautiful Spots in the Parlisates, the Estate for building; and CI, Hookey has t dimaldnas sgs. rammunirme any proposals to the Proprietir; HOWL, p sr . chase or to !minion long Lassa. Cottages Orrice, fur the use of Isaboateri, is past tie quest in the iv•ighlinurlinact. Wrier Carriage to London within a "tarter eta ndle'of the Premises. Particshus may be had at 2s. 61. cub, by applying in • • • • Messrs. Blake and White, No. 14, Essez.street, Strands London: George Apesdalc, New Inn, W. 141101, MINt Seethe • "k &unpin') ; and of the Auctioneer. . . • " In the PP.RtUMED CIIAMSERS of tbg theat, " Under the Canopies of lofty State, " And lu:l'd with smell of 'weenie( nsekvly.l* - 11 ALLOMATIO -FUMIGATING pAs. TIL ES ore gaining generalestees am.met he Pfeblllty, all Persons of FA•hiou, fur .the-Perfunstog a ' aid atm) when the Climb is removed from the-Diniter-tible.•-• They povess the antiscepttc properties of cornering the air In the Rooms of Sick Penal% et Rents, and ell erawd e d A s , seniblieF, producing a sweet end delicious Smell, belag ago ' • • posedchietly of Oriental Gatos and Spices. Sold only by the Prepare!, J. Shepherd, No. 115, Fieeta street, Lon:tote, in bozo at O. as. lad 11. Is. each. Order, by post attended to. • 1.~:.,itt.~ , e ' ' . L. ":. liAtl6,2t IP" -..• MI F .°.--- I ot •• , - . -,•. . . . ..• .. . . .* . ~, .-. ••• ' .' • • , • • . . . .• , • . •• ••I P t t ..1 0 . 1 'l . i•• ' . .. : .' '' I . . . . . .. a. • • •• - • . • U.••••••• ••• ....WO - . ' I ". ' • : • ..7 . 311r.... ''. :7 l ret ".- .. :W...t %..y.. '.'•••"6 4=itl: • • .. • . . . • • .. • • . •• 411 ' 5 V'e VIP. ',i I • ..; •;•• ;41;2 / s ~' '•••1 . .s.'..i ts;.. iiII . - •. • . .'", • ' • '' .• . 1 ..'• •a p • * . •• ' ,t, l! '' A • . . ... . . h. ft • f- + •<,. \. et. A • • • . . . !".•• -. ' - ''' ' • - * . •• VII ' Triajtp . * . :. "it It •*JX, '. - 7',1• ••• 45 .. Tz 1• 41 • • . 0 2 . • - ' ° . . ::. . ;a , • ••• ' . . . . . .; • ~r : : . ~_ , . . . ~ . • ' • a ,' 4:•!ila,* - -.. ' ot • c •i i . i t 0 i r l i p n • • r -- ,,, .L . • _! I j I •.% ( 4' 1 l IS \ tiAt-> . . . . ; . • u ~ , , • ~ . , ____ ... # i.- • ----._.____,_. , • s . , , 0 i 236. NI , ", % 4 .. *' ' 'NI / •••• V LONDON ! trEDNE . spay maRcH 1810 1 1 • .... •. ____._ _... ....... -....- ... ! ;1E - :.,„ ez.-.. t rit Op PAROLE or ouN IR. WHIG CLUB. .. S4LES BY AUCTION. S4LES TILLITS PORT-OFFICE, • • T IIE next MEETING of the WIIIG CLUB --.... r . - • March 5, ISIS. . will he 011 TUESDAY, the 13th instant, at the City Genuine Household Furniture, Merlin's Chair , atiout 500 F ree h o ld Bride-lane, Fla 4711 EREAS the FRENCH PRISON. of London Tavern, Bishoweate-street. ' ()maces of Plate, Jewels, China, . valuable Books , Prints, MONDAY, the 19th is WILLIAM SMITH , Esq• M. P. in the Chair. and E ff ects, King-street. Elloomshury-maare.—By Mr.• Mart, BURTON, on TUESDAY next and following Day, at chNE-FIFTH SH 1 j E it of Wu:, warned end ! laseribei at the P.At STZWAIt DS. ... law i j c 44.,e0ndel from Chesterliad, fa Violation 'rise Earl of Besboniugh IT. W. Ptummer, Esq. Eleven, No. 10, Kiug-street, Bloomsbury-squire, removed V owacuff G-HOU • 1 Ilimaur s i4e Coosnetaioners for con- Lord Milton, M. P. Thomas Bell, Esq. fur the convenience of Sale, cu Fl pa eet t 4 in t n re o e f e' D P e r . ° T du :y i lo lg r, ne T • 7 7, para., 0. 11. C. Combe, E.,q. M. P. Robert Waithatan, Esq. rinii 8 lIOUSEIIOI.D FURNITURE; about - 11., y rt j.,ri's Transport Simko, Ste. do hereby Mauer on table at Fite o'clock. le To be viewed by leave ol •:etrinD of FIVE G111.VE.13 for the Recap- R. W. CLARKSON, Seg , IL Five Hundred Ounces of Plate, Jewels, Chios, valu- k.' 1 • i.'le Books, scarce Prim., mid Erects of Mils. MAL- °" t he Premi 3 e 3 ; at the • o r t a ns sail Peivener. to any Person or Per- LET, late of Harper -street, deceased. by order of the „,• ........4,4 APIs and etehoer him at lids Qffice, This Day was puhlished, Price 10s. 6d. In Two Pans Ito. E xecu t or ; • com p r i s i ng exceite„t Mahogany F our _ post - • ' ' ' • ...e Li is to be secant.; lodged in any of the Pan I. with three Engraviogi by Milton, a and Tent Bedsteads, with Cotton Furnitures, Feather Capital Freehold Mansion, A DISSERTA'riON ON TIII NATURE Beds. Mattresses, and clean Bedding. Mahogany Chests Waltharnstow, Essex.— ..... r: • •!*. . AND EFFECTS OF SHOEING ON HORSES' of Dressers. Baron Stands, India Dialects, Dressing Ti.- DAY, the 11th April, a HE MANSION r" gqi - gs.iN. Urge's" , Le niliztente` sloop of " t, FEET, deduced from actual Experiments. Ides and Glasser. Drawing and Dining Room Chairs. Sofa, T . !fi. i.,...,,, 1)S. GAR.] f.. I • • ' ,_,, r of 1:f. five feet eleven li.ches. very 3ligit, OVA liv BRACY CLARK, F. L. S. - Pier Glasses, Secretary Bookcase Mahogany , Pembroke, ''"-. 1 ! v o te '. brown hair. light blue eyes, scar Veterinary Suigeon, and Author of nn Faqty "On the Ens- Dining and Card Tables. Hi useelsand Kidder.asinstt: Carpets, ~.. :•.: r .3213 . . . .. •.. • . ninny and Propagation of the Both of Horses . Lin. Lin. Soc. Kitchell flequisites, old Miscell•ineous Effects. i r rty al' n:,•!lence of SO] ......t .',.le of the right eye, dud aisle on Inc re pt slue Trans. Vol. 111. . To be viewed one day previous to the &de, and Catalogues urceaseg• T his Property ( t r. speaks &vitas. • Printed for the Author, . and sold nt No. 17, Giltsper- had on the Premises, and of Mr. Bartow, 69, Cornhill. santest part of Clay-onset, it , ' - •___ lows, and commanding a . • street; and by Silent ood, Neely, and .lone , , Patern o ster-tow. N tla TIP: A ritii-novAL, cov F.:41 . r.(: %It DEN. 6ir Frederick Morton Eden's Library.--•By Mr. BURTON, manner, nod is entered by n o . MORROW EVENING isfi4l- be acted, • KING-STR,EET, ST. JAMES'S. on WEI/NE/MAY NEXT and Niue following Days grimed floor are I)raeriyg, ROYAL NAVAL and MILITARY W (TER-PRl:it"( (lisvelseiseasle4l4,,,ln ciimmence at doyen each day, at the two l'yei . ree with howl, I se Comedy of CIA)A K MA N•UFAC'FOR Y. - the Great Le ibition • Rooms, Sprilet- cis fres, 'Cohering- ' fs - hiii Iliad and elegant I fllli MAN OF THE 1VORI.1). putasFOßD and SERJE ANT, Military Tel cross, by directian of the Executor, corresponding with the Hi' p yrt : ssi e Marl coplowt. Mr. COOK E. . tun mid Alanufaenwers of WATER-PROOF CAM. M.! rilifE vetY valuable, extensive, sod genuine e xc e k e "t Bed - r"""". Th' vii t u r a..tpl . da Lasahercourt, Mrs. N. JOHNSTON , -6- beanies the grand one. Thi BEET to their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales and .1; LIBRARY of the late Sir Frederick Morton Eden, d ,„ . 1 . and . . . • •h will he a.l.leil. Ihr, k'nree, calledcoatain, uc Ti''s is ii. Duke a York. have t h e honour of infonning the Nubility, Bart. deceased, collectesl with inilefatigah)e research and (:'' ,VP 'T'" •ll ON i .;ST TO lEVIX 1 ()nitre. mid their Friends, that Experiebee having proved strict Judgment ; filbert will be found rare Works of Ancietit .ar mei s-room, Laundry, Vaults. There is a Coach- -1 1,. w e ha A lseleg Isis 2tl nppenianee at ihkThentre.) , this Article to be impenetrable to wet for aqy lengta of time, and Modern Authors, fa the various Languages, choice ma- the greater part orwly ci out. nbnve. The Pil Trite. • I w e.te Rose. to he to .en of Sir. Brandon, at 1 they do must confidently recommend the same to ()dicers uuscripts , &c. &c. At the same time well he gold valu:.ele ';',., ll jiTs-o . .;tre, is Injure's-place, Hart -street, r tea going to Portugal, or any Foreign Station where they are English and Foreign Engravings mind Dcwwings, by ttse nok.t much exposed to the Weather. being light and itspleusant esteemed Masters; ancient gold. silver, and copper coins; A large Lawn , gnus hounded on one side with 14 '•.• 1 . 1 e. Ai. t Lower Gall. 2'. ; Upper Gall. Is. . wear, will wrap up iii a Mall Compass, mid retain lope- beautiful sculpture fimn the Italian Schools, bronzed vases, le ~; '• . 1 netruble Qualities until the laid, ag au Rain or . Sea Water and iniseelluneout curious articles. other by n large and well ----. sheet of water, in form of • 004 ban, Bath, Feb. 2 1 2 phk . %% tii adhere io it. - Th be tiewod two days preceding, and the mo r n i n g . of —The . Fish ' Ponds,• wit Co be had only of them. the Inventor and sole Pmprie- Sale, when Catalogues tiny he had, 3s. each, to he. resumed . a nittrero" and reslwciable N El: 1 ' 111 G , tor , ' as above, tied at their Military Warehou s e, South- to Purchasers, at toe place of Sale; mid of Mr. Burton, 69, b e *" nal' beyond 6 a deli . tem c,„ o w purpose st( taking .into consideration she 1 auiptan-street, Strand. Coruhill. . r trees; at the western e table Gardens, snrroumled trees in full bearing. The —l, s x iespediesseysfestnidilhille a FOE E SC/1001., P. S. A large Assortment of Cavalry, Infantry, Porn'. Mr. Bear begs to assure the Public, not a Lot will be •T-'- . 6 ' st ... or cbiu rrt , ~,, t i me ...),It..im recommended by •gal. and Boat Cloaks, always ready. / introduced in this Sale. but was the proerty of Sir Fre- i n y. a sare of ten acres. eri 7Jsi.l'il L.%!tiCASTKII, and patroniz.al by Has Of fi cen completely equipped. derick Morton Eden, Bart. and will be so ld without reserve' dii i :v lamradinining, ninon inArY 4 ------.-• . N. li It is particularly requested those Gentlemen who ~...t .„ ,_ for __ ___ login Ise ars.!IF.N. I RY W A IsMil, LE. 1). iii the Chair ; - ry EA L SCOTCH MARMALADE, I wive Ceceised Books from lOC Library, will return them to 1 5 •'' *" ''_ '. .. "! ' most P t Ana otstinetion, and an el- I Mr. Baernatli. at the Globe Insuraueethice, Pull-Mall. k sekam..."r".ll.=!::: ll 7 :.........1......1..... v.—, 4...... • IL eellent suhdialle for titlTTEit st RrnaLfmt Ili is I . ' very tar Plunii)'• P.S D rif-v I,Y RI:AD-INUFSS OR, • ROSS'S IlliA03 . ()F - HAIR. y.,.::9, ItISHOPScsit-11:',-SfREEr W ITILtNr• T ii.::.„lii g ui, admiration It...stowed by Abell 1V... „ at Court . , on thil new Invention int...A:wet: b ,y ROSS, dui wg the late Jubilee, and the repute- ti a o ;lien has trairerstily attended bls nr•saide,:tal pr..-emineutly dionteotish blin above all cat:Trillion. By (amity tears nuttiest* : militants° to the priariples of hit profemann, !..• bus at lawns braid° to complete perfec tion, the mot extraordinary IIIe:.ADDRESS ever otfered for publie approbathr, and a htrb has obtained the appella tion ..f BASS'S IIEAOLOF HAIR. ; Art here rises to die Neff perfect erroblanrc of Nature; Pre superlicies a the skin, and the conplwiinna 'colours of: the Bend, are ninst astioliti.i iinitateit, and appear as the grna:td-viut:t :1;1 hat.: upon t. i.ich th. Bair is tiXed. ks•ce s z _r".1 1 1 1 ` . •" eth bl rotbtructed, as to admit the • asot7t usonee e . • , ' the . ot-o grew , very; ond the a litilt• symem is so expitisitely woven . ; as combine useful ronifirt and elegance of taste slith the most bapp) appearance of nature. GRAVEL a'd STONtt. HICKM A N'S PILLS for the GRAVEL and ST ON E, are a certain cure for that nntst painful and disties,ingeomplaint the Stone and Gravel, in all its various forms, as lumbago, and excruciating pain in the bowels. TLis disease is known to proceed from a faulty sectetian in the kidneys, connected alb the weaktbe,ses of their vessels. Tile use of Hickman'' Pills, by bracitv, these oq,ans, restores the secretion of the urine Ina lwalthy and ~reverts the farther production of OA matter width forms stone /and gravel. It is from success in private practice, and at the strong recommendation of noinheni 'rho have been cored by them, that they are lirmi4lit !wfore Cue Public; and experi ence will convince every one of *heir enparalleled efficacy Jig:tinst this festal order. Sold, wholesale :tel retail, at Mr. 4, Chetipside, Currier of Paiusiostei-row ; Toll. Royal Exchange; Clark, 169, Horough ; Allen, 7t, Oxford4treet ; and iiinq Country 44:mksellers and htedkii:v Vender?, in Hose', at 2s. 9:1. each. Of whoen may be had, Butler's Aromatic Pectoral Lo zenges, for improving the ytice, and for coughs, colds, asthma,. (ice. in Boxes, at 'id. each. • - Q,ELF.YILESERVA:TION.—Eirtract of a Let. sr,- to the Proprietors -of the YORK MEDICINAL SPECIFIC: "' lam surprised you do not adopt some re mo effectual mom , m:der the extraordinary pr .p ties of your kie,ti. cited Snap move generally know n ; for it i= seriously to be regretted, the wartri at larosboald be igoorant of the means which Poivideoce wits to have provitle3 to exterminate a disease so destructive to the human species." This highly favoured ..futiilate is so sell known and esta bLArd in the limit circles, at to router observation a holly unnecessnr) ; mid justly considered the Nippiest discovery medical research provided to guard bot.l scxes against the rriticimo effects of venereal contagion. To be used es -I.!rnally, simply its a wash. Sold at Ni. 13, `Southampton street, Strand, in Packet- of Ilwee Roses, 115. single Be., 45. lid. -Treatises Owl:tried; Retail ulti at 5, Soeetinp,'s Alley, Corn till; at 46, Coro hill ; and 30, PiddadillY, Where only can be had ALEXANDER's.SPECIFIC INJECTION. Thl- gentle deterAesit nos in so great esteem by the lute Surgeon limner, as to prerer it in all lu al rant. Waists; and fur Meets, Vt'eaknelles, (kr. is perhap, supe rior to any remedy ever o f f ered to the Public, having ef fected a vredy and radical cure in cases of years handing. Price 4s od. N. B. Sent to any phrt of the kingdom, by inclosing die :mount, post paid, to Alexander and Co. No. antplos.itregt, Losdom Fish-street ins Dwelling-house ' Wareintlagn, • and Cellaring .— By Dlr . BUILTON, on hIONDAY the 15th instant, at Twelve, at the Auction Ms" near the Bank, • rirH E unexpired , LEASE of a commodious NIBRCANTILE RESIDENCE, including name roassieeping rooms, elipSwim , " and 4,liniag rooms, and domestic offices, light spacimistirarehousess also an adjoiaing h., Ise, with separate entrance atilt good cellariuxr, eligibly situate between Nos. 9 and 10. up the Passar, Fish-street hill. The House is under complete repair, and' %wady dui:lied. HelJ on Lease Or about Pi stars, at a gbiund rent. Iltrar - SW.• treVrtYosTrlr - m-roribetiniverrar , su. 63, Curnbill. lot 111rr, - WWI - Neat Dwelling House and Garden, Grove-place. Hackney: —l4y Mr. BURTON, am MONDAY the 19th instant. at Twelve, at the Auction Mart, near the Bank of Ens land, • /VIM LEASE, with immediate popsession, of a JL genteel Ilrick-bitilt RESIDENCE. etiXibly situate, being Nu. ti, Grove-place, Ilaskney. Tae Premises have been recently tined up at a considetable Expence, niti in clude a hantortoe drawing-room ' dining roam , hceakftut parlour, suitable chambers, and tequisite dinuestic offices.: held for an unesfired Term of about sine Years, at s a mo derate rent. To be viewed, and descriptive Particul;ws had on the Premises; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Burton, Coruhill. To Grocer:, Cheesemnrigers, and others.—Shop and Duel lintridsilitch. with Immediate Insoession.— ,Ily Mr. BURTON. on MONDAY the 19th instant, at Tnelve, at the Audios Mart, nearthe Back of, fin,cland, by direction of the Executrix of the late r. Josses, Gro cer dud Tea-Dealer, A VerN D...sirablo SHOP and WELLING HOUSE,, most eligibly litaate for. tidy ...tail trade, being No. 131, llaiitalsditeh, and cantaing a convenient shop and dwelling-larsse with privitte emruoce. The Prenai%ev are in gond repair, stud held on Lease forabalat tea years, nt livery low reut. To he vieWe.d, awl Particulars had on the Portals's; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Burton, 6!, Cora hilt. • Ilforelt—Neat House, Conch House, Three Stall Stable and - Car:kn.—By Mr. BURTON, on IdONDAY, the 19th instant, at Twelve, at the Auction Mart,irear the Bank of r l hutd, r 1E LEASE of a neat convenient DVVEL. LING lIOUSP., recently put into complete repair, known as the Clock House, in the preferuhk part of Ilford, at six and a half Marl from Town. The Premises include a ro draw ing- room. two parlonrs, dyes ehanshers,dimiestie offices; excellent conch-hoar, roomy 3-stall stable, and productive walled garden ; nthl for an unexpired term of about fifteen years, at a ground-rent of 31. per annum. To be viewed, tuslt desariptive partieuhun had en the Pre mises; at the Mart; and at Mr. Barton, 62. Corakill. Grazing . Farm and Residence, Potter's -street, ..ear H;trlow, on the borders of Hertfordshire,, witk 'ratelaive ri.:ht of Cut. nun.—By Mr. BURTON, on TULSI)AY, the 17th of April, at toe Auction Man, near thf Houk of England. A VERY e li g ible sad desirable ESTATE, port freehold, and tke remainder copyhold, M a small fine certain, pleasantly situate, adjoining the Gnat Turnpike. road to Newmarket and. Cambridge, inn fine sporting pan of the entintri two miles from - Harlow town , four from Epping, and if miles from the Metropolis, including is tub stautial dwelling-tome, new erected hay barn, low-hawse, itable, piggery, requisite buildings for farming purposes; • large garden, faddering yard, inclosed by paling; and veve rat inclosed fields *f singularly rich pasture land, cootaining together nbobt SO acres, in the hignest cultivation, Tins E s t a te Is submitted as meriting the attention of Gmulensen, being extremely cumpact-;:in the viciaity tor iiaretees field spans, audit) a neighbourhood truly, select. To be viewed, and descriptive particulars had on the Pre-, wises at the Cock, Epping; Green Mau, Harlots ' • King's Head, Bishop Strotfos tie George, Woodford; at th e blurt; and or Mr, Murton, tit, Couthill o London: fe' • '4 :•~ :. • F =~ • ~~ ~•< •• A pIIENOMENON IN THE AaTS. TIJI CEIABRA'rED MAG.\ ETIc RA. A. I.OR. TABLET, sanctioned by his Royal Highness ' tho Prince of Wales, is now. most decidedly 6tablislird by '1 puldic patronage, and nnequivoCal approbation, as the most invaluable., and only invension ever roduced, to prepare and form a Razor's edge (without the use of oil) in the most perfect nod scientific minister which can possibly be ef fected or desired ; its never failing action, requiring no addi tion of comrisition, its cleaaly application, its powers, pro ducing a form of edge, which admits the Razor being laid doe on the face during the operation of shaving, thereby preventing the nib common accident of incision, and its pre eminent advaptage of becoming superior in its, effects the longer it is used, are qualities whirl, it indisputably. pos sesses. In order to protect the Pul.lic from deception. each Tab let is sold signet by the Inventor, John Thomas Rigge, and numbered in red sok, nt his W . -archouse, No. 5'4 Park street, Grosvenor-scaare, and 63, Cheappide, prier 7s (hi. Also, an Invention for sharpening Penknives (without the the of o) upon unerring principles, capable of lwilW used with success sue pleasure by the most. timid or delmate. price Ire. Each invention is sold by regularly aplminted AAgenh throngl t the United Kingdom. R. Solyttr,-Dame street, Dublin, Wholesale Agent for !raw!. Vicinity of St. James's park:—By Mr. BU RTON, on MON DAY, the 19th inst. nt Tttelve, tit the Auction Mart,Sear the 133nk of England,- • • , A MOST DINIRABLE RESIDENCE, it for the immediate reception of a genteel Family, look ing into St. James's Park, within a few minutes walk of the llouie of Cuinionnsi containing numerous and spacious agar rececily fined up in a superior st)le, with convenient offices fieseryants, coach house and stabling detuche44 held fur r. long term, at a amderate rent. To tie viewed, with Tickets, every day till the Sale, be ta eea the hours of eleven and four rielock,• Whig's, with .I...?criptiye Particulars, may be had of Mr. Burton, 64, Corning. Particulars at the Mort. nod on the Premises. Leaseholds, Deptford.—Bv Mr. BURTON, on MONDAY the 19th instant, at Tweke, at the Auction Mart near the Bank, by Direction of the Assignees of Mr. Je tery Lud lam, r 0 Leasehold DW EL LING .110 US ES4 JL situate neat the Gibraltar, Louer Road, leading to Deptford, In the Occupation of TenautPot Will ; held on Lease nt a moderate Rent. To be viewed, &c. and Particulars bud of Mr. Burton, 62, Cornhill.