The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-09-23 00:00:00

No. 2053.. I.i ritE-Rol COV ENT:GO Tills present EVENING,. 5ept.23,14 li h. 1...11i / ettee : THE VIRGIN OF T 1! SUN. • To which mill he added, M IDAS. The Shaltmeare Ronm will in future he thrown open nt the emnmenerment of the Third Act, fur the convenience of tho,e waiting for the second or. moo. To-morrow, Venire Preserved, with Midas. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDER'S of the COUNTY of ESSEX. ' THE expectation which prevails of an immediate DisAtition of Pal liament. and the certainly, that in any eaw, that event cannot be fir distant, induces me thus pohlicly, , enke knoon to vnuthat it 14 tug intention, when ever it does knows, to ..der my services as one of your. Representatives in th.: House of Common.. I Love not vemnred to a-pire to this di3iiiigul-hed honour without considenible hesitation, nor should I have presumed to form such a resolutior r . was I not surged loy . Friends whom Ili. inl'ilDreti have iodated me In believe, that in so dons;, I s tarstset»Nit ies cog Pi sest ky t he vials; or * large pmportioo of year respeenible body I they ?Ave %lon pressed me to make thli e e a t r.o. o n without incurring any further delay. If I i.cunittances ventually jn-tify their satotine ex pect..tioas, nail if you should think proper to erritinit into my Falai the imp.' glint duties attached to the per t .mitati„i t or Elia extrusive Coevity, I shall devote myself to their faithful discharge, and sholl endeavour, upon all otcnciork, in pr..mote your "arc immediate and Ideal interests by every exertion is 114 po.Wef • • I frt . { it inaveessar) to enter into any genela explanation of my p liiical principles nod Opinions. because, having sii n long had the Iponiur of repretentipg the liornuzis of Maiden, my per. si l o-mu:my comlurt cannot have r,copel sour observation, and 1 mmt nrcemvrily he ju.leed thereby, rather than by any profes sion,. 1 cosild t astoiblv make I have uniformly supported those strasures ah eli I coo:Meted most in unison with dm *cultism I spirit , f the CoLmits'ion, be.t colcuiated to preserve Our Liber•s; nes, and promote toe pro-perity Of the Empire. It will be my e.vnest desire topay my respect, to vou ' h:fore the Election t awl with teat hope shall num• meuce o pro s.,nal 'canvass the might ialspokitien, which at present, unforturtatily, prevents me from so de,ug. I have the honour to he, wills the greatest respect, Voir faithful nd uliesii,iot humble hersant, Felix null, Sept. 21. CHAS. C. IV ESTERS. RE-BUILI3INO OP DRURY-LANE THEATRE. • • itY theLAct, passed in the last Session of Parlia Jiff enrol, it i. enacted, " That the free admission to the %.141 Iwo:est New l'hdatre, as weft of theMominees of Sub " set ;her. of ti've or more Simms, as by virtue of the . grams a' of fire male or ..veritte4. sr b- made or exe -1" cuter, to any p•rsirn ter ir.olions hr virtue of thaii Act,or other .• s ant every other free admission, in or ro any p .rt of ' the intended New Theatre, shall be millject and liable •• w such reamiime fetid eiroltilmis as the Soh-committee fur t• the acelesor the said Company of Proprietor'', herein •• niter il4e..teti to he Ward, Stir-the management of the said Tneotre and heotricpl gerforosinces, shall from ti rte to diem necesktifl or rape:ltem; and 'rake, for tiro " govertuneat aid inestageinent of the 4 4.11 intended Di,.w The , ;ore, fir • the promotion of (roads rela ire to &dint-, ore. " thereto. And all such regulations and conditions ic-a:1 he " rind nod mlllOOlO, thing la the said reelt.,l Act emelt tied ill 0 the soatfafty thereof titan ithstandi:ig." In iimetat.ice.of the provi.itAll of the sa'd Itt ,hove r • ik hereby Liven . 4101 vision,. ellictin.: to :wire the is,;ht o froature in free sidesiti-t4at in ihr New Theatre mire in y- r, rt4h t. of e.•riurtdebeature.of .5031. wrscribed to vards dt lisili t itg of tie late Tisoatre, commonly called '• New .ert 4iieres." that itt..y must send an account of the ner,nnii b ',twos reipectivelv nominnted to free admiNrinn for the r:•m ir.r 'O3 didressrd• Is tar Secretary of the Cnap.ut% fu (lie f„,.,, inA, !ieved d-t'vs of the least previous to the exercise to the pi ivilege of such free mintiest is. " I otonimite residing at to the 46prirtiece a free gdslitsion to the Theatte,Ro;ll I)rurx. • Flge; fur the jorsAil 'Season, 1411-i% to_tight_ a ny De ' Waste, No: • • cotatanniv a•NewißaintrOtibare. • g i i , T i ntare. • i• • •. • S eteace. " Date • HTo Hie Secretary of the 119vere-lane Coseptok." • • By Caper orAlifs kelinCaussiillitr of Mlllaispeptel• C. W. WART,),, Setretary. TAmorv-Office i Dtteh4ttoeiletti. 9. 19111. • fhe i'heat rot will open no the 10th of October next. CHURCH..4;f li -"- t6Riiilit 1+16,1 EA ii) TA - 1 el Fr 1 C E,, 'IL PARLIAMENT-STREET: • . = • • —-- s t • ' : 460 Sbytern4er,,lsll. HER; • untler the i s exerak Acts, for ezoite. A Ny r,,ti ig , s y m t,i l arro owe l Cbarieobtg Ilwii oution,from elk L , nd T • ti, 1461 t +lnvalid 311 Ch irimble Institutions Wive been es••artnieti„ bait nwarof lb! patties :i.tve.no• feeei vo d Ik e hen=.ll,l mitt esonerati•to, their Memorials having been teat If llll.oul ili-etlit4l4. to is Iteliloy le.lftelhak nil Perim* who have not bees ap viva of live deei4was intretrapna Metworktis feat by them for sae :•!•••te-oleatiiteed garpfg. will imrarcit , lielY. by Letter er by reir Apnea, Opply for lorrinwition thereon, when thane Vi:.o4l.l lslillirkilifte MO e bekallowed, will reccive the Cortifi. 4 a e• or I:%••neresinn. . THEATRF OF ANATOMY. IfIII,FN,OFIMA*RSO; (MEAT 11 111111.itettOU4FT-SI'ItERT. •• THE Autumnal. COURSE af• LECTURES oa AN ATOM l it 19111 - tOOLOfiy, and SURCIERY. hill he cmtpences!aa Thuretta3, the hi or October, at Two unlock. • By Mr. BROOKES. Anatomical Convcramiones Mill be held weekly.: when.the dere, i subjects trectivd of will be discussed titmiliariv, and the %Wenn vie«r fortiorded. To these owe hut 'Pupils - run be aintitted. %Parlous apartments, thoroughly ventilate'', and replete with Ihyrs roorebience ate iipeti :ill the Motolo 7 . Tcr the purposes Ihs-ectio !: and lojev e am. where %Ir. li ro v ok, attend , to di rect ib e ana,depocattr.ate the vat ious s parivas they, ap r•••" ou Dissection. The iaconvcnitio e usually ntten3ing A nmouical 111%0341 1 02 , tiniN ore ettisaitee tete**, en ilia Wept Procets. • • • l'upds may lie i.ce•iionvld , led la elle -11 •' 41 " . • eAahlisned in Pi artier desisou, of renewinglitrie may be accommodated with au Wirt taNt to Steers in privately. • 1 41.AT•Iii GLASS COMPANY. THE Public areitiferened, Out •it large Assort, ionot . istiPLuit GLASS •is now un SALIi.• axed tPrier+, Mr, IiANANDIift BLACK, at the °tonsilitis's kteithlmiatttllllN:PLAC BLACNY R I kßff• 11_11, 1 1L1P.E s 411 """ 1 "ess' astpeetior a ol of vayriosisennuletil ih"h o I fin rom 11 inch es to hair, in length, ao.l &GILA() bag *cites_ I lireadth: ith. (Marrs put Concave • fifirroeet frouir to J 6 Inches in diameter. 'ad thiesswar assortment Moe be :to for Country Orden, h t Letter! to Mr. W Miami Foster, th. Mnatitartory, Itaseulmjai., nrar ere-chit IlleVitf; Foam the grill' improvement midi. of Lite 3e.aZi? 61:.,,:„ai fn. try, it is now allowed that the Coinitmitrb r"oh"_-.-"....--,1- 111 their brilliancy. mitt have as few imperfeciaal s solograrc• • stab au, Furtive Glees dog er vuip imporsctlei f • IE y. ..• I _ ....-----411K-7 • ,' . , ',..llilt i : V;.l 'rf • . i , '.-- • .'• '1' .•• • , . • (.;.. ' • 1, : 7 ..' • __ ...., .% ? . ... 1 (;:. • • • _ .. 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AA VERY eligible ESTATE, held uncles tbe Bishop of Witsichester, Thiee Lives; comprising BITTERN MANOR FARM, a Mk...! desirable inviting property. on a flue commandisis emisterme t sloping to the &pato, the arise: l ra pert lnme.ed by the River lichen, intersected by fine thriving woods. containing a Faros House, brims, vtriblrd, and out-buildings, up wards of Tllitlsli lIUNDREA ANT) TWENTY.TRRP,B ACRES of rich grozipp, inentiow;pa.store. amble, nod wood land, all fn a ring truce, tros.ive views from different ports of the Estate, of the rich country, the Southampton River, .Rte. and only one mile and a half from Southannti ..... eight from Humes, eleven from Winchester, and a short di (more from the • high road to London; n most excellent neighbourhood; and good roods in all directions; the whole in possession of Mr. William Politico. May he viewed by opplviug so the team,; where Particulars miss he had ; and ni the Me* Lm, West Lod; Dolphin, South iimpton ; Crown. Portsmouth; fluNts, Farnham; Demezeys, Hartford Bridge; While Salisbury; of Messrs. Rash leigh rind Lee Soli c itors, Itottsomarect, Holborn; at Garen way's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warts ick-street, Golden-square, where a Plan of toe Estate may be seen. Park-lane, overlooking Hyde Park, Kensington Gardens, and commanding the highly-preturesipw scenery of the Surrey !Wis.—Capital Family Mansion Ofii,es of sill descriptions, three Coach-houses, anti Stable err , eight horses. lir Mr. ROM NS. At Garraway's. on WF.DNESDA Y. Slept. SO, lit Twelve, AVERY desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE; compritinga very coannodious FAMILY MANSION, adapted in every respell for the accommodation of n Nohleinan or Family of the drst distincrion, commanding the highly pie turesque view of Hyde Park, Kensington Gardens, and the va ried and evtensiveseenery of the Surrey Hills, the Property of A NOBLEMAN; containing, on the upper II or, two handsome libraries in front, with French windows, foe:. Led rooms, &c. ; second door, sic bed ehimber-. two dressing mums, and two water closets; principal door. a neat anti•room. two drawing rooms elegantly finished, and French windows opening to a butt oily the whole length of the Howe, and viranda, a lady's morning room, breakfast room, principal bed chamber, with closets, water clos..t, and attendant's roam; ground Moir, a handsome paved. entrance hall, jolter hall, principal and secondary staircases, a capital bowed eating rtlolll, butler's room and pantry, house keeper's room, servants' hall, detached olSces. cool birder, roomy kitcheu, scullery, larder, wash-houseiuld laundry, cap.- tnl cellars far wine, hoer, &c. areas, vaults, and servants en trance, stables for eight horses, three coach houses, lofts, and nwe's rooms over. To be vi. wed, by Ticket.. Particalars no the Premises; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. itobne, War•ick.-street, Golden siiwire. of whom Tkiceis view log may he had. A CHALLENOR. Essaq. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in I his Majesty's remise, challenge the whole world to prove a single in-tance where their Medicine and Method of Cure have Sited of the desired effect. The practice of many years in this particular branch of their profession has nob givin rise to nee unsuccessful case. s' hey continue in dived their !studies to the. treatment and ewe arf VENIALEA COM PLAINTS. and that iteraneenwat .if the system, which is the eurumpagire of the pernicious aid wa-teful effects of a habit long gad nsast ausluippilv pursued by the %ttutheatf both sexes. lea the taw it will. he found to he the aufaiiing , inirce of liarrenaess ; the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a dis lecithin., state of debility, which, if not timely remedied, termi nates its impotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects; while consumptions, loss of mOseular power. and various ner- , sous complaints. usually characterise she earliest stages,ei this ! solitary vice: permit% languishing under disorders incident to ", such a !Won. their treatment !stingily, and has never preyed un- " suer/tend in the cour s e of bong, laborious, and lunch extended practice. lu the mat oboiliate tool complicated eases of Ye nerenl infection, such as olatructi .ns in the urethra, Nongy ex eresernees, hard tumours, callous ulcers, crupthous, seminal weakness, gloms, as also STRICTURES, whether recent or of linig duration, and which have baffled the skill of oilier praythineri, are, by their present improved pl an of treannelit, effectually and permanently cured, without the patient ,tifferitig the exeruciatiag pain and alarming heinoirtiage whiehlreqnvoll% follows the application of the lunar caustic. lathe sours of twenty years e stensite practice in this metro: ' pal!f. numerous - eases of stricture 3 have been and are daily un der their care, toe total eradication of which is effected t a sare,;certaln, nod expeditious mode of practice, superior toothy other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, nod debility proceedige from this complaint, is speedily removed, and the patient restored to sough, and vigorous health. Qut where the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance in their re tinnitive remedies, after she stricture has been destroyed, is in-: divetuably re4aissile to revive the aluatberths„dpieko 9 1 Wert: tine re-animate theiConstitatian. . - Sevens! Nableusets and Gel4llllllen ofAke Ilat reaped:Miley have Nen ander Ole ewe- ef.biesera. Cierior awl Co. fur the re.. einVdt tolanst. og the within, stricture', ere. ; having . ' sisp 4 tatteived a radical 601 perniniient tine. request that re r eren ee s , may be poem to-tioens, as, altheactory evidences of the deektivei saperiatity of gentrsi Carr(e.,Rid Co.'s Woo of irent,_ Many of these Gentlemen beet hadirrietures OHM team torn'''. "="••••- 7- • - years, and tad beau mier-the etr e or *vas. Home, ifervisateo, ; .1)A NARK MERINO, FU it.N IT uno , • entirely new -invented I)A%IASK MERINO FURNI: I lrY d irieV a iea rjr"b tisin alil sg elsial t ann e r c i am n"c i e c .: ,7,1 4 1",,,",: j u r i - c 114 m. . ed . 11611 " 1 Mg. DtJDDING begs leave to • recommend Ina Pia ts is lhe r coureey requested to state the ptitieslSK of heir, caereact, and , gesseral intik of litsbig, &c, rtg i n di e d gi t Tkliffill e •wiilehitZfar wept**, GM 'durability, Air sarliavo any venhhintre ( ( IT .4yi cei 4 aw di c i on . "h es t h e mu* burod l iced. Tfae jorereor *Niers, Wiwi, theisti e ceeY!' given seas to any pa ti it f the kingdom. To rebore; ihisakt p. fUlffir rind tigryeitble lustre of dna style of Furniture. canon/ efoltY w elekntinl to their sadertakisg, the postage tit ;nil 4 4 h lrma: itener°l3°P.Pnlaal,_,l4^• r- VIUSV tee aided t o t h e:iceme n bar- es -t!• , - I . 44r..sisleting,hies Mon XIM ,, CW Int iliti tb leik .sereller Neon. Currie and C.,. may be remelted by.either Sex,.Nftk !redo/vat wit and..chnisc.:Pßl NT; FtlitNt i TlPA 14 00 the greete r s didiency, secret y, and honour,.slide bd u s e , ye h determinedl6 t oil the roast reaaasifs e lint* 107 Ilsonasopirdea.• * . • . r idea moat vitae.) , Wag ybativilhttifatiatitery salad , June 1849.-107, Hallon-gartielio o r 11., . • ; 4 1. f. PRIG,: 61D. Prenstho LONDON G1;1171'14 Sept it . - Dowthspativei, Stpt: His Royal Ilighoeas the Prince Regent. bc been gracimisly pleased, in the name pnd hehelf of his Majesty, to appoint Sir Ralph Woodford, Bert. to be Governor of the Island of Trinidad. Carlton House, Sept. 22. • This (lay the Baron do Rehouse:), F..:lvoy Manor: . dittary and Ministe r Ple n ip o te n tiary f rom Abe King of Sweden, had his first private atsdience of his !Loyal Highness the Prince Regent, to deliver his cre. • dentials. T. which he Wa9 introduced by Viscount Castle. reagh, his Majesty's Principal Secretary of State foi Foreign Affairs, and conducted by Robert Chester ) Esq. Assistant Master of the Ceremonies. triniraky O' ire, Sept. 23. Lista! Amer/ea/a Privateers bike° arid destroyed by NH Make ty's Ships and Vessels 06 thellalifas station, between Ist July and 95th ug. 1819, transmitted by Vice-Admiral Saw yer to J. W. Croker, E sq. in a Letter dated 95th AUgast, .1812. Active schooner, of 2 got» and ?Omen, captured by tbe Spar tan, Ci . Brenton, 16th July, 1819, of rape Sable. Fair Trader whimper, of 1 gun and 90 men, captured by the Indian, Capt. Jane, and Plumper, Lieut. Bray, 16th J uly j lBl9, Bay of Fundy. Argos schuoner, of I gun and Omen ' captured by the Plu riper, Lieut. Bray, Ilth July, 1812 Bay of Fundy. Friendship schooner, of 1 gnu and t men, captured by the Plumper, Lieut. Bray, 18th July, 1819, Bay of Fundy. !Actress sloop, of 4 guns and 53 men, caatured by the Spartan, Capt. Brenton , 18th July, 1812, off Cape St. !limy. Intention schooner, of 1 pm, 'J swivess, t 9 men, captured by 1 the Spartan, Capt. Brenton, 1916 July, 1812 ff li , onapolis. • Gleaner sloop, of 6 guns and 40 mmi, e.inured by the Colibri, Capt. Thomson, 29d July, 1812, off Cape Sable. Curlew brig, of 16 guns, 179 men, and 270 tons, captured by the Acosta, Capt. Kerr, 21th July, 1811 ' lat. 41. 15. N. long. 62.30. W. pierced for 9') guns, ofr Cape Sable. Catharine ship, of 14 guns and $8 met., captured by the Ca. libri, Capt. Thomson, 2tit'a July, 1819, oil Ca l e Sable. tiosuuner brig, of 11 gnus and 103 awn, captured by :lie Elan.. lona, C•apt. !kink:aster, 30d: July, 1819, off Cape Sable. Ahlfflillr, Star schooner, of 1 gun, 4 swivels, .5.1 men, and 70 tons, captured by the Maidstone, Capt. Bunlet, and Spartan: Capt. Brenton, Ist Augast. Jail?, Bay of Fundy ; burnt by the boats in a creek called Bailey's Mistake. Poll) sell:inner, of 1 gun, 4 snivels, 40 men, and 60 tons, captured by the Maidstone, Capt. Burdet, and Spartan, Capt. Brenton, lit August, 1812. Bay of Fundy ; burnt by the baits in a creek called Bailey's Mistake. Commodine Barry a revenue cutter, of 6 guns, pierced for 10 guns, captured by the Maidstone, Capt. Burdet, and Spar tan, Capt. Brenton, &d August, 1312, Bay of Fundy; a tack ed In Little River, and brought out by the boats r the chief part of the crew escaped. Madison schooner ' of 2 guns, mowed by the Maidstone, Capt. Burdet, and Spartan, ('ape Brenton, 3d August, 18111. Bay of Fundy; attacked in Little River, nod br o ught out by the boats ; the chief part of the crew escaped 01;ve schooner, of /guns, captured hy the Maidstone, Capt. Burdet, and Spartan, Capt. Brenton, 3d August, 1812. Bay df Faulty I attacked in Little River, said brought eat by the boats; the chief part of the cat•sv mewed. " Spence schist:oll,T, of 'A uns, raptured by the Malastone. OTC Burdet, and Spartan, . 'apt. Brenton, sit Au g ust, 1r , 12. Bay et Fundy; attacked in Little River, t.nd brought out by the • boats • the chief part 'he crew eseared. Polly schooner. of 1 gen , and 95 tarn, eaotured by the Co. libri and Stalks, 11th August,. 1811, entrance of Bar. ad Fundy. Buckskin schooner, of I gun, 3 swivets, and 39 men. tared by by the Colibri and Statira, I 9th August Gitpi Sable. Dolphin schooner, of 1 gun, I swivel. and 98 :nen, ealitaled by the Earl Moira, tender to Liumrier, 19th August, 1819, of Shelburne. Regulator schooner, of 1 gun and 40 men, captured AY the Coliori, ('apt. Tho..:son, 12th August, 1812, oft Cape Sable. Dolphin schooner, of 2 guns and 48 men, cptured by the Co: libri and Maidstone, 13th A . ..gust, 1812, off Cape Sable. Leo is schooner, of 6 guns :tn.l then, captured by the Hope, tender to the Africa, 14th Atict:i, 1819. od" Pythagoras *chaotic', of 3 gins and 35 men ' raptured by the Bream, 'Lieut. 'fimpsan, 9th August, 1812, off Shrlberue, after an adieu of 'a) minutes; the euemy had '2 men wounded. Bunker's Hill schooner, of 7 wins and 72 men, captured by the Belvidere, 21st August, 181 i, Sanihro Light House, N. W '212 miles. 11. SAWYER, Vice-Admiral. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. 11 Commissions in the King's Own Regiment of Stafford Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. George Hartopp. Esq. to be Major, vice the li on . J. C. Talbot. Dated Sept. 5,181 e. Richard Riddlesden I:s4, to be Captain, v ic e P a l mer , p ro . muted. Dated day 2t, 1812, Walter Caynev, Esq. to be ditto, vice Phillips, resigned. Dated September I , 1812. Richard Kendercline, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated June 8, 1812. Daniel lima, Gent. to he ditto. Dated. nix 20. 1812, James Wool,,Gent.,to be ditto. Dated Jolly 7.11112. William Arden, Gent. to he ditto. Dated July 11.1812. John Bentley, Gent; to he ditto. Dated lily 27;1812. • William Lacks Carey, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated Jai, I. 1812. Robert numell, Gent. to he ditto, Oita Jolyt,9, 1812. Edward Newton. qent. to fte ditto. Datedluly 7, VET. James Magee, bleat, to be ditto, Dated AugwA27,1912: . . CdminissiOas In the Fast • Monmouth Ldcal Militia, signed by • ' the Idni bientetinit. Lieutenant J. G. Powtibtoise.(Mpatin, vice Gillam, rmigned:. Dated July 7, 1812, . . , Charles Homilay, Gent* tie be titifitenant, by Brevet. Dated as above. rdesnflLpcas, pout.ta be ditto,. •DateilJuiv7B, 1812. • Thomas WOollett, Getit.ttibi!;dittO. Dated July 9, 1912. , , • • • ItAlll ---. 7 !MOS. • .7. Laistgand T. Ratteiy; Minders", Imadiatoill Same's, Sept. QS, Oct. I• 4 „Npv, 5, at Guildhall. Attestowy, Mr. Coeri Great Witichesta-stiee.„ Broad-slimet. T. Binitead..trhiettesier, ino-keelier; Eiept:S6l, e 9; N. g, the Polde. Fleece, Ciiiconner. Attorates. Maass. .Dal' aunt Blaglen, cbiehe.ter ; and Messrs. PetwoAsitmore, and Hatnit. ton,•lienrietta-streeti - Covettt-girden. T. Gillespy, Coal Exchange; tosil-faMor, Ott, 6, IS, Noe. 3, at Guildhall. A. turaice, Messrs. Atcheauu it* Masan, Great Winchester -street, Broad-street. • T. Morris, Greenwich-road', baker Sept. Nov:ffi, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr, 1. 'Pullin, FOre4lPee?' ru S. Cheethapt, Manchester, the' MOsleY A rms, 'Manchester. /Minute, Mr., 4 111, Cfflkea s lane ; and ilk . Cardwell, Manchrote}. l . •• - ;.- eVW B. A. Day, Astini, Warwickshire, brassrfoondes, Del. L 6, Nov. 3, at the Shak &are Tavern, 'Birminma.n. Attor Messrs. Swain, Stevens,- Maples, and Peirce, - Oltichery via& Mr. W. Wltatele,y, Birmiughant.. • . T. RYatts, She ffi eld, and W. Ryatts.• Portsmouth, cutless, Oct. 2, Si Nov. 3, at the Commercial lan, Sheffield. Attistnies, Mesre. Blakelock and blakinsin, _ Sergeant's . inn; and - fdtit Sheantood, Sheffield. W Parson. Manchester, bookseller,' Oct 12, 16, Nov: , fl at the Mosley. dirms,.ldatschenter, , •Attarnies, Messrs. Hewitt ' and Kirk,_Msfachester ; and Mr. R. Ellis, Chancery-buie.• 3'. Wade, Manchester, saddler, Oct? 12, Nov. 5, at the Paiace inn, Mnachrster-Attorpies, Mr. llopkinson, Dewsberyi attA Mr. Hartley p , New.atidge-stroet, Blackfriars. tub 6,•11, NovAl,, Yrikiter Uw.; tleorge,street, Anc, pig i4 ,llo . amb , :at•Widhall. Attonsey, Mr laryb o toptiai• Ts Stable Keepers.• Hackney At: on I Others.- Excellent roomy Stabling, an.l well ;et-tired ;tar arced Itents. By Mr. COCIIRAN, On the Premises...Br/wok's Mewl, oa sA•rart f/A.Y. Septette her 26, at Two o'Clack, by Order of the .ivignees of Mr. Enalethorpe,, Bankrupt. THE unexpired' ' rERM ' of 14 years , at a small - reur, of 'try exeellent4lloled Hailing for eleven [wives, doaltleettati-heave for,four cartiagew.bar t won f ora l o f t , and a d willow.; over. well situ tie in _Droplet tirewt....Onviet-btre et, llerkelevsquare. With n 'pair or vltjang'clonefrlit*ger, hukr,ey "cimrh, tiruke,.hansess. twat g(ehlilhaS4ll9itoiture, &e. with irn atedt.ste possession. o • . The unexpired TERM of years. of Hi advanced rent of 4)0, tm large Alorriv Sirt / hiing 111:11 sTfontr in Bi shop's-yaril, Clrorie , -sitt et. .(itinwritionompiere, a subblantial eepdr, and ret•pou.ibl• ictuo.t. • The unexpired '1'i•!: NI of 19 years', of mitre*, well-built How. abut° lit Crow ford-rtreeti Toetarattweptare, at a very IoW, rent. • • To lw views', by leave of.thet Temantrorr Particulate and 'Orders had b‘' ripithirie to Mi. Martain, Corn Chit:idler, Bland fordjareeti, Postisailovilret Mew*. Richardson, Fisher. and Lake. fitirv,trem, St. Jittneest and by toe Auctinuer, No. 7, Daltrydreer i Gro.yezior-square._ '0 • • .. ° I ' r . T . , it. ir , 1 , 4 %i e 3 f= , ii . .. 1, If . i 4 . . i P. SALES. Finsbury Repnsisnry t _Finthury-simare. by Mr. MU1.1.. TO-MORROW, sepfrnihrr es. rx Ell A L well-bred seasoned lIU NT ERS, mns t...J. ten of high weighs. ; a1f.41 some ssrong Hackneys, in good coalition, and fns, trotters: several pars of einich, Wirmiche, Chnrioi, and Curriele Geldings. of different colours ; .1)M, sin. gle ditto s. several good Gig Horses. perfectly quid in harm.., nred tst hollers; some vas• sieves flur.e., sshaJ. 111%e (wen rode wish hoops; and Lattice Horses , : .ges•sse many wr .tig Geldings/en. Mares, as for machines, 'mil-tom-he., post-ch.i arx, pilsoscserni h:mo?"ne Gannisays, P •es, gout lonmpton.—lllttern Manor House, a capital Family axsts deuce. with Plemure (around,, Garden, and Land, molly 'bounded by the River 'Winn. and one tails and a bait Lon, Southampton. By Mr. ROBINS, At Harm was's, on THUR• 4 DA Y, Oct o ber 15, at Twelve, :rlllB very eligible ESTATE, which is held under the Bishop at 11 iur itester for Three Lives, renewable, eomprises a capital rind elegant FA NI ICV RFStDENC fI, planned for the neenntotodation of ri finhily of the fist respecta bility, seated on a lawn, with II fall view of Southampton, the River, He. plea ire grounds and thriving plantotions, conve nient offices of all descriptions; coach-house, stables, and out buildings, etcelleni kitchen Kunlen, walled round, 'toll planted with choice fruit frets, entrance-lodge, End meadow hind, au Island, &e. and citmains in the whole about si'VefileC.6 at M. — The prop..rty is partly hounded Sc the River lichen, and is in the poisses..i.m of Colonel De Rillinglaurst, under Alt agreement far n Lease for a term, of which ab six years are unexpired. These premises are situate in a beautiful part of the country, in the pariah of Sonth Stoneham, in the road to Batley, and the Laid-tax has been redeemed. kin% he vi.tucd, by leave of the tenant; Particulars may be obtainer! at the New Inn, West Lud ; Dolphin, Southampton; Crow, Portsmouth; Bush. Faritteitn ; Oemezey's. Hattforil Midge; White Hart, SoliAbary ; or Messrs. Foulkes, Loa:- ford, and Walf.ad, Snwhasninion-street, Covent-gardenatt Gar• 6 - away's; and of Mr. Rubins, Warwick -street, Golden-square, (;tt vrAi t ii:lwomks. EpH E of tile - De / AND JUNC -4 .1 i' r." 4 TrAlltlt-wtIRKNICCIALVANY, Oat taint...so t , ... Ora tiles halted to,open•sheitlifeeks se FREDA y, I. 9. rl sr t)etillikruir thte o f eloek 'Falba I_l4erotton. ..rt ice : Isr whith time they tiro phopisse 'so es it' their ...f ~.,sing wistertn- On tops of houses. iaCemaliertaalle• 1.1. c.. and Y,. ikt4eN ;oat the wears they listsessti to coo. ..f Ile Fire lostittnee Companies to the !attn. Au•ghin4 Ihnie streris where they shalt tibial*: a out: Licit no, tier j.f i.ookes loJoake that slesirattie objact apices their porfrire: wrrteftif the Court of Directors, Upper Sevmoar-Areet k 11.*Cdt. Sept, IR. BUOld PUBLISII&D Tills U.Y. In one vol. lYnto, price ss. 6 1 . blutrils, ROSE AND EMILY ,• or, Sketches of Youth. Ilv Mrs. ROBERTS, . Author of " Moral Viewis ut, the Tele,cope far Children." London: Printed fur Longman, Burst, Bees, Or m e, an d brown, Paterooster-row ; aid J. Harris, St. Paul's Church yurd. HENEWA.I. OF,..,THE EAST INDIA, CHARTER. • . , • By Mack, Porry 4 mid Co. Lentleisholl-street.. 110 4 cAPNS respecting the . NEGOCIATIQN for a RENAW6L of the EAST INDIA CO ‘I P NY'S I'EXCV.I . SIVR PRIVILEGES; printed by Order of the Court of Di urn, forthe lufoniatiou of the Proprietors, Bvo. price 316411 ''' .. • • '' 4. CiligliEerONDEN'Al and PROCEEDINGS in the Negoela4ao.f Tat R eye Nal of the East India Company's Char ter,P Bvo. itilre IL Ed. - S. REHRT' oat the N F.GOCI ATION between the Ho nour:lWe Ease' India Couspativ end the Public, respecting the Itssiewal of be Coospanv s lisclusive Privileges of Trade fur "0 irstrs,froot March, 1791. Ey J. Bruce, E•ci. M. P. I.R.S. &c. &e. 1tit."157. hoards, • 41 4 ANIFALS of the 'HON. EAST INDIA COMPANY, stktbeßt:tmbllshosent Dv . the Charter of Quer . , Elie:thrill, to Use of the London JIM fusxliso Cast India Coin. penv, ; l7o7-8. By J. Briar...Esq. M. P. F. R.B. &c. &c. 3 volt. 4to. I la.. or en ro)al wiper, £8 6e. Union-plare, New-road. Two eligible Dwelling-Houses, with Fore-enurts, overlooking blary-le-bone Park, Hampstead, Highgate, &c. By Mr. HOBINtt, At Garrawny's, on WEUN ESDA Y. !kilt. 30, at Twelve, In Two Lot.. DESTRA OLE LEA SETIOLT) ESTATE ; com pri io, two nrick-budt LIND-1101.7.585, oft* samba, N.*. 4 and 3. Union-pfacr. w-read, neat the Limpriotsith a fete-coon, istcleseeby loth:Misses. commanding, in the hark. a tiro of Mary-le-httue Park, Ipionpstead nod Highgate Hills. The !Lime. tire three stories high, three ram: to.. a floor, %fib re..m4 for ',later rliawt., and come-Went offices in the h•g•rinent, and area at the hark. To he viewed, It% sip;olying on the Premises, 14 here Particu lar, nia% he hod ; nt ft.a. - rstetty's; and 'of Mr. Robins, War wick-street, Goidett—mta-v.