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THE C.11V41, OF LANGUEDOC. ";st.-ry of the Canal of. Languedoc, considered in relative to "sr, hoeptioa, Administration, Ac. Rv ANDREOSSY, renal of Artillery, First tifficor of the Legion of Honour, 111,,rober of the Order of k.gr lit, Ac. (Concloded from our Paper of Friday last.) In the different descriptions of the canal of Lan guedoc, published down to the present, they con line themselves to consider it as a navigable canal. 'losvever, it they have observed with attention, that crosses a rich country, the fertility of which might still he angmentecl by well-direaed waterirgs, they wiruld soon see, that the waters, which were more than sufficient for the principal objc'il, could, at their coming, be distributed with advantage over the onface of the cultivated lands. We are indebted -r" General Andreossy for having at first pointed out in what manner this great work could fill this irn .ptrrtant point, or, at least, for having given to some . good ideas of the late engineer, Lespinasse, on this • ofiza, the publicity they deserve. According to projea of this engineer, the canal of Languedoc, :ar;. t er. than all t!:e waters which could be brought 1. the point of die.-ion, sh nu! serve to water the lands wren it, s!uice of Fresquel. The lake ~f Marseillerte shouLd furnis!) resources sufficient, Is well to indemnify the navigation for the loss of waters emplosed in irrigation, as to water the lands of lower Languedoc, as far as Rezurs, ex clusively. On account of this projea, General Andreossy entered into curious details on the prac tical proceedings of irrigation, by ancient and mo dern nations. His travels in Italy, Egypt, and England, have afforded him opportunities of gather. ing observations, which he gives an account ot. and which furnish the grounds for his opinion. It le - rosined for General Andreossy to impel the Canal of Languedoc in hi, reports, with the lakes of the interior, and the I , ncls which border on them. Ile west back to the c. raining of the lake of Montadi, undertaken in the 11th century. He afterwards treats of the question, debated a long time since, of the draining of the lake of Marseillette, by the ague du& of l'Aiguille, and here thinks contrary to the opinion of the engineer Lespinasse ; that in case the draining of this lake should not be found impossible, the operation would be attended with so many in convemencies and expences, that it would he more advantageous to charge tire projea, by altering the lake from which it swells, in preserving the junc tion of waters, which overflow its banks, to supply the Canal of Languedoc, in case of a scarcity, and to maintain the system of irrigation as before de seribed. These observations on the drying up of some lakes in Languedoc by draining, and particularly that of Capertong by reclaiming it, are followed by details as little interesting as ugderstood, relative to the Canal of Languedoc. It ffiust be, that Gel.. Andreossy found, in his own family, titles as ancient as the Canal; which preserved, as he did, a con neßion with the most part of the persons employed in the then administration, to write the history of it from the year 1684 to the present time. We know, that before the Revolution, the Canal was ereited in feoffe, in favour of the family of Ricret, which had the charge of maintaining the works, bT means of the rights of navigation, receiv ed to their own profit, according to a book of late: established immediately after it was finished,— Nothing relative to this part of the Canal has ever been published till now. The author here subjoins a table of the receipts. expencis, and het profits of the Canal of Languedoc during 106 years succes sively. Another point in this history, the description of which is not less new, and which General Andreossy treats with an interest, to which any one in his plaice might be animated, is the questien of the true au thor who projected the construction of the Canal of Languedoc. When he thinks be has a well founded right to reclaim the priority of an invention frcm which the country draws such great advantages, it is allowable, without doubt, to demand it, and produce, to strengthen his pretensions, any authentic evidence which can justify their legality ; for the rest. General Aadreossy, in claiming from his great grandfather the first idea of the Canal of Langue doc. is but impressing that which was known be fore. It is nothing more than to trace back the connection which existed between M. Piquet and his predecessor to determine the execution of this prejea, such as it was conceived, and the zeal with which the first assisted this enter prise with his credit and fortune ; the powerful means which have, un doubtedly, established its success. The 11th chapter includes the measurements of different parts of the canal and its branches ; and die twelfth, an historical note, on the ancient province I.r•.iter! oe, which cannot be read without interest. l'oe work is finished by explanatory notes and :-•ireti• es, and by an accurate idea of the materials, t•iich, at the same time, is an analysis of the whole 'eon k, and is a kind of diaionary of the art of canals. Such is the short account of The theory of the raga/ of Len , gatJee, which General Andreossy is about to publish, and the beautiful ereetion of which does much honour to French typography and en graving. This work is written in a plain, easy, and precise .tole. The choice of the sttbjeA, the excellent me th %.4 with which it is treated, the discussions relative to the art which is there explained, and the learned :er iar kb with which it is filled, recommend it highly to readers of all ranks. and form a classical.work for those whose employment leads them to the study of hydraulics, and the construltion of canals, for which that of Languedoc will a long time serve as a model. Tuesday se'nnight, a Ball and Supper were given at Cadbury House, Dorsetshite, the seat of J ant s Br xle ar, Esq. to a large party of his ft iendc and eiC• quaintance, in the true style of English hospitality. The noble rooms, lately added to this venerable mansion, by its present owner, were prepared for the occasion with taste and elegat ce ; the pillars and arches were encircled and adorned with wreaths of evergreens, and festoons of flowers. The company t' began tn assemble soon after seven o'clock, and, be fore eight, mrre than twenty couple joined is thy festive dance. The supper Was announced at twelve, of which more than seventy partook. At one, the dance was renewed, and continued tili three o'clock, with tie same animation wirh which it begun, when the compahy retired, truly pleased and sie- Llighted with the whole of the entertainment. --,••••.• • 1 N 4 PAL INTF;LtfiGEXCE. PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 13. Sailed the Spredwril gun-brig, Lieutenant Robin son, on a couise ; and the diwi:o sloop, to the coast of France. Arrived the Plantagenet and Dragon, of 74 guns each, and tht. Prints George, of 9B guns, Captain . Yorke, from off Brest, to refit. Arrived the Lord Lld,, armed ship, Capt. New combe, and the Dila/eh armed ship, Capt. Joyce, from the Downs. Sailed the Daring gun-vessel, Lieutenant Orms by, on a crnise; and the Paragon Armed ship, Cap tain Moore, for tl:e Downs. PLYMOUTH, JAM. I. Arrived the Spanish ship Pura letopia Corseeptisa, Louis Martyn, from the Havannah for Corunna, dm/ailed by the Repulse man of war on the sth inst. Mamond frigate, and Walker armed ship from a uise. BRIINAM QUAY, JAN. 14. Part of the Channel Fleet, under command of Admeal Cornwallis, are now coming into 'forlsay. DEAL, JAN. 15. Came down the rfrriry Addington outward-bound East Indiaman from the River; Rdlona armed ship ; Lilly sloop of war ; Magirre,we and Wey mouth frigates from Sheerness. Arrived the Aurora armed ship, from Ports mouth ; Leopard man of war, Rear-Admiral Louis, with the Castor frigate, and the Banetta sloop of war, from Dungeness ; and remain in the Downs, with a large fleet of ships of war, transports, and outward-bound vessels.—Wind W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Cu‘VEILND, JAN. 15 —Passed by the Princers Mary, Grcisr, from Bengal; Medway, Foreakall ; and the Catha. Tina Elisabeth, Sherwick, from Lisbon; Frederic, Lenox, from Anna Dorothea, Limier ; and the Haabett, Hauty ; from Srville. Sailed the Crescent, Ghana, fm Africa; Au gusta, blind, for Nevis; Maria Regina, Meyer; and the Vrow Anna, Vrueyd, for Tonningen. ARRIVED. At Rristot—Coe Devonshire, Rowell--and the Perseverance, Gum 1.,41Att At 11.1.1.ikethe ' , mintage ' Skerrett, from Herb does.. the Thomas, l;ardner—and the Itoila, Hutchiihon, from Sa vannah. At Liverpool—the Swift, Sand,v, from the Ilawannah—the I.iverpool, Qmodale, from Philadelphia—the United States, :irons Virginia—and the Ann, Hutilton, from New funiuranA. At knisale—the Rnwc from Ifonduras. At Waeffurd—the Friends, Canannangh, trent Newfound land. At Rarbadoes--the Irian, Reyder—and the Mary Ann, Thompson, from Liverpool. At Surinam--the Bryan, Bradley—and the Minerva, War. beck, fnni Africa. Surinam.-the .E.tlu., —; Mary, Joynson-...and the Alexander, Wood, from ALica„ bound to the tlayannah. PRICE OF STOCKS Y[SYte [wt. 3 inn Cent. Red. ... ....... ..611 601 61 60/ „ 3 per Cent. Consols 4 per Cent.. 7l 7G. 77 per C.•,.t. Navy. 9ll 901 911 5 per Cent. Lorilty L•ing Inmiaties .17i1 13 I Asll.llllbeS . Yl Intperu.,l 3 per Cent 6Ol Ditto .%nn 1.14 hued: 14.2 s du. Exchequer 8.11. .ts prem. English !Amoy T.cket, . .191. Cen....4 fur 621 6!1611;1 T. RISII,Stoek-Bruker, N... 4, Contl..ll„ and 9, Charing Cross PRICE OI IRIS!! nn.erninosit Dcbentun Duo, Ceia..... COURSE OF FECI:1 4 0 1 'uttenlam 5B 6 2 U• Ihta, at Sisht 37 11 Kotterdam, 4.. f 12 2 2 U. FLtlbur6h 3! 6 24U. 4ltona I'v.. 1 Dalt Data 21 Li,. DIU° •2, 16 Caits Duo Matlnd Date 3.1 and. 1111 1 ,w leglnnn 49i Naples noilin on Landon (Jan. 9.) 11 , ;Ion'on Loodon (Jan. on Dublin (Jan. S.). STOCKS, JAR. 111 'p 84 per cent ti'l ......89 Stsi Ge. T•liss•T. J• 01 u. (;cllO. Venice Lisbun Open. 6O: Dublin 9: 11111.11010 .s Portugal Gold in Coin a 11d Ha , s per os 4 0 0.3 1 61.11 , . .... 0 0 0 New I:Ndla,s Bart 0 0 0 New Louis each 0 u o Arm on the Wink of Holland 4 per Crust 9 11 5.11 S 44 $ S 61 days. CORN-EXCHANGE. WattsasoA r, J*Pi. 16. Our fre.h import* of Wheat to day are but few, and the trade remains he.iry in gait., at a !Mali reduetioe, excepting Gw orime Samples, and 11 , 4 1114111 V ficeign at prevent.— For 11.irlii,Iliehrr lulret are a‘ked ; and Malt has Meter sale, and de.rer Tick !Swans ~e extremely plenty anti cheaper. White and Ginty Peas at little difeeenee. We has• a tolerable quantity of Oat., and this artdde is named some what tower in price. Flour is quoted at 31. per sark than tee trims of last week. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. %Vitt:Gl 71.. St* t 64 Beans F.I. 574. 54. Fine do ..... 08.. IN.. 04. Tick Beam 46. St. 01 Rye 53.. 571. 04. Oat . 475. 1104 3.31 0 1 . litrley 46. 51s. 114. Pidan.1...... ... 34. !Psi 64. N. t tV , ,iie P 00.... '54. 6s: 04. Fine F10ur...." BS.. Bd.. 04. limy Peas Es. 491 04 Seconds 80 , 115 s. 0.1 MARRIAGES. A few days sine, at Gillingham, Kent, by the Rev W Ch Otis, Lieut. E S. Young. of the Chatham Division Royal oiler:nes, to Mss Almeria Perfect, youngest daughter of Wit ham P rtect, M D of Mailing, in that county. At St. Margaret's, Rochester, by the Rev. Mr Griffiths, Capt. Thomas of His Majesty's Royal Matisse Corps, to Mrs. Granville Winch, widow, daughter of the above nam ed William Perfect, Provincial Grand Master of the Free and Accered Magnin for Kent. DEATHS. f.ately, at the Hot Wells, BriartM, the Rev. James Ltty, Rcetro of Whitehtirrh, in Oxfurdshir.-, Vicar of Woburn, in Ituckinshamilme, end Chaplain to the Most Noble the Mar quis of Thoiniod. Slitia.v. at 15^arsted. Kent, aged 71, Mrs. V.'ebb, 'diet of tin Late Mr. William Wei*, sets. formerly of that place. Het Inoffensive manners, her serious and benem'ent disposition, excited the esteem at all who were acquainted with her. 111G11 W . reit TINS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE, Mora. 47 min. after 3....-Even. G mug. after 4. I COMMODIOUS FAMILY RESIDENCE, Double Coach /loom, Stabling, Pleasure Glollll4ig. Garden, and Land, HACKNEY To be SOI,D, by Mew. MURTON and VENNOR, • lIHE LEASE of a Comfortable FAMILY ii RESIDENCE, in eamplete repair, with double coach house, situ:stall stable, and men-unvints• morns over, pleasure giuu:ads, a charming grii.r, melon ground, green how*, house pleasure -and kitchen gardens, and about Four Acres of RICH MEADOW LAND; very eligibly shuate at Hack ney, about two nodes from Shureditch. To be viewed with Tx', ss, which, with fiirth.r Parvenlart, may be, had of Maws Simian and Vannnr, Auctioneers, No. Corahall. __ SALES BY -AUCTION. LEASE, NEAT FURNITURE, Capital Wrought iron Saf . , an excellent Eight - day Clock, Piano Forte, Mahogany Counting-house Desk. M a h ogai., Desk and Bo okcase, Globe, several Gallons of Orange Floc, Water, and ElfefTs , Walhrook. By Messrs. BURTON and VENNOR, THIS !OAT, at Eleven, on the Promise:, No 32, Wall:we a k THE Neat HOUSEHOLD FURNITUR E, capital wrought-iron safe, an excell,it eight-day piano fort mahogany counting.house desk, mahogany deck and bookcase, globe. and Ore& i including lofts four post and coach top bedsteads, with fine dimity and chintz furniture., goose feather beds, mesresses, and bedding, mahogany wa.J. robe, double and single eherta of drawers, nialiugany library table, card, Pembroke, and dining tables, mahogany desk and bookcase, neat chairs, pier and dressing glasses, Brussels ono lidaermiuster carpets, in good preservation, and miscellaneous articles. Precisely at One &Clock, will be Sold, the valuable LEASE of the PREMISES, for Ail unexpired Term of 14 Year, a t . moderate Rent. To be viewed till the Sole; when Particula t e and Catelu. Rues may be had on the Premises ; oil lof Messrs. Horton and Venom., 6t, Cornhell FR E F... HOLD, MIDDLESEX, and L ASEIIOI.I , set AL. FIELDS. By Mann. BURTON and VENNOR, On TUESDAY, tife lint. at Garraway's Coffee hour.. at Twelve, by Direction n( the Execittors, in TWO Ltfl A FREEHOLIIand LEA SEHOI.I) Li situate in Cumberland glee', Sholuditels, and Rents, Spitalfieldi. Loll. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a 'Winton. it s , 't r i c k Dwelling Howie, with extenviva Yard and Premer,, situate in Cumberland-street, S , oroditch ; lett on Le as , to N I , Ireland, for air unexpinal Term of Si' Year., at Mirliamew, neat, at the very moderate Nett Rout of :Ai per Annum, Land TAX redeemed. Lot li. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising thy George Piiblic ll.iuse, satiate an Carter . " Rents, Rrlrk Line, Siritalfields ; held fir an unexpired . fe, in of ao Years at Michael. mas last, at a Ground Rent of 21. per Annflin, km set a Lease to Messes. Stallard and Unwin , ilrewers, fur 14 Yam, at hdechaellitas last, at flue moderate Rent of tfil. per annum. To ba viewed Three Days previous to the Sole eitelTAl. TOWN RESIDENCE, HARLEY STREET, with POSSESSION. By Messrs. SKINNER, DYLE, and Co. At GAR RAWAY's, on THURSDAY next, at Twelve, by Order of the Executors, AValuable LI:ASEHOLI) ESTATE. desir ably situate on the eat side of Harley street, near Pod. land Place; comprising an excellent Residence, No. 131, woh very good Domestic OfEto-s, tw r Coach Houses, a seven stall Stable and Apartments over, in Weymouth Mews, the pro- perty and late Rexidence of Major Gametal Petrick Roar, Bart. deceased The Premises are tinny feet in front, and 130 f.,et it depth, erintaining two complete suits of elegant Apartments, of large dimensions, en the Ground principal Stories ' suitable Bedchamber' and Dressing Rooms, handsomely fitte d up and finished, and Servants' Apartments, Entrance Hall, Vestabo7e, and ellrant Stone Staircase, and very good W 1 ,11.1 Cellar. arid arched valuta, the who's forming a very desirable Residence, in excellent repair and ordrn s and fit for immediate habitatio., held for G 7 Yearn, at a low Ground Raut of only 201. per !too May ise viewed by Tickets, which may be bad, with priavd Particulars, of Mears. Skinner, Dyke, and Co. AltleGgate street; Particulars also at the Place of Silk. 111 a few days atter the Sale of the Estate, will he sold the genteel Household Furniture, magnificent Pia Gla-ses of large drmentions, brilliant cut Chandeliers and Lostres, an excellent Town Coach, a Landau, a Phaeton, a Sedan Char. and nu merous other awls. Capital and extensive LEASEHOLD ES IATES, co• s .crig of Wharfs, Water, Corn, and Wind Mills, numerous II 11,1• ings, arid Land, Stratford, Essex. By Meows. SKINNER, DYKE. arid Co. At G.trartay's, on TUF.SDAY, the 26th February, at Twelve, in Three Lots, jkCapital and very valuable LEASEHOLI: ES TATE, licht uncle: the City of London and the chant Tailors' Company, most advantageously situate on a branch of the River Lea, at Stratford, only 3 miles horn Lckne don ; ea:imprimis' the extensive Premise*, many years oi-erip , al as a Malt Manner', with Wharfs, spacious Still•hous,;, Brew house, Spite-houses, Malt-kiln,Goamares, Wareherthes,Worl• shops, capital Stabling, extensive ling houses, and numerals other Buildings. A capital Water *Co-n•MAI on an eseellent construction, capable of doing a considerable atroke of bust new, awl two Wind- Mills. A commodo.us Dwelline-hoase, with Offices, Coach lonise, Stabling, Pleaiinc-ground, Ga:dtia, and Aleadows—the whole about 12 Acres. The Premises are exceedingly well calculated for carrying 00 . 111 e Porter Sewer, Maluter, Miller, Starch maker, Vinegar Trade, Feliinongar, Tan-vard, or any Manufactory requiring a powerfill stream of water, with the beneficial advantage of water carriage to tin London market. May be view, d till the Sale; and printed Particulars Wily he had err die Premises; alai ;.1 the Corn and Coal sLx change Coffeedionw, ; of Marrs. flieden and Syrri, Currher,' Hall, London W.II ; at the Place of Sale; and of Morse:. Skinner, Dyke, Alla Cu. Aldersgate street, where Gran dead* Lid may be seen. FitEEDOLD ESTATES IN GLAMORbANSH IRE By Mr. STEPHENS. At the Whits I.ion Inn, in liostel, on MONDAY, the 21it instant, at Six o'clock in the Afternoon, .object to such Condit. ors of Sale as will be then arid them produced. Lot I. A LL that Capital MANSION HOUSE /IL awl DEMESNE LANDS, filled MAINDY, contain about 77 Beres of good Meadow and Pastor, Ground, part cow to hand and part heldat will, valued at u r tn. per annum. Lot 2. A Monnage and Farm Monachty, which eon tams about End Acme of pod Arable, Meadow, std Pasture Ground, part now in hand awl part held at will, valued at 19a'. per minute There are also twripnttagei and Gardens for la bowers, with a Stable and Lauri yet uninclosed (being later. part Of Cardiff Great Heath), containing 7 Acres adjoining this lot, and valued at 14l per annum, which will be sold with it, and form a part of the lot. Lot J. A Mayorga's and Farm, called kivenpoth, contain ing about IS Arra. rat A , 41/18. Meadow, Pastore, and VVG. , d Larel, situate in tha Parish., of Sisvane, Lanerlerne, and Lannarliangleyy,..lw, now kept in hand, and valued at 101. per Annum. Lot 4. A Masora,* and Farni, called Upper Hill Farm, conuining about 67 As of Amble, trisrarlow, Pasture, and Wcral Land, utuata in tbe l'ar:sh of Lanishen, and kit to Ed mund liens; as Tenant at W.II, for 3tll. per Annum. Lots. A Meseuage and Farm, called Lower Hill Farm, containing about 66 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Laud, situate in the said Parin i if Lanishat, and trust lett to Thomas Lewis, as Tenant at Will, tor SOL per Annum, but lett tin 'lnc ensuing year, commencing at Candlemas neat, for I;' : Lot 6 A Mesniage and Farm, calks! Warn Faqir, situate in the Parish of I..anistren, toritaining about 94 Acres to Ara ble, Meadow, Pasture, arid Wood Land, I. heft."( twenty Acres are Coppice Wood This FAIR 5 lett to Wdl.am Joiner, as Tenant at Will, for SOL per Annum. The first of tome. Lots rr an the Parishes of St Joisn's, Cardiff, anA of Landaff, and the second in landalf and Wbu church, and are both situate on a gentle ascent above the Raft Taff, betts,m one and two miles nivrtii of Cardiff, on the dirett road from tlisoce to Merthyrtidisrl, and adjacent to the tile murguthire Canal. They are Yerrhaalthy, and rendered p,l corli.trly b•autrful by the rich mfturseque scenery surrounding. Lot II w free from tythes and church rates, and both enjoy a wails asoett. All the Lot, are well watered, end obtain Lime and Coal en very reasonable terms, and the four last Lots lie at a short dutance front Cardiff. Fur further particulars, apply t.. Wyndham !amt. - , Esq Labishen House; to Mr. Brewri, Solicitor, Cardiff ; or to the Atahromeer, et Briaaal - - --..- lONDON •—.Ptiuted b, GEOi: GE DAVIDSON, No SS. Wyrh street, St. Clements, and pobbelted by JOSIAH RYDER, at the Office, No. IS. FLck pC St. Ctemeut'• Church, Strand, *two Oakes Sot the Nisei', Ss, (pompool) will be dal/ etteotlet I P • s(*hiPER 651:) KISKA; THEA 0-MORROIV IPero; med, a Chan I Norton( (1 IL TRIONF9 DEL AM D e of rlIc• Chow will be ;mown LE JLTGEMENT DU •.• ..eenuitt of 7Ail:ur harsely's she ()ken of Zaita is 1 iss d.tyg • On Tnesday, the 2?d ingt. will caned L.t Brlle Lahore. On Tacit' ky, the nth just. 3 N niphyle. 1 I TII EATR E ROYAL, 1111 S EVENING, FRI A Majesties Servants will art tl THE RP Sir Anthony Absolute, \Jr. !ma Bartv more; Fit..lkland, Mr. Ellie ••.'r Lai i, OTrigg:l.r, Mr. John "ravis, M.. 044.141; Mrs. Malape 11 i,eiretun ; Lydia Langri".ll, Ilarre.re. .kft-r which tli TWO ITRINGS TV 1...1:anti., `.4,.Chr•rry ; Dna P Sancho, Mr. Vtr•tdroir ; Octavio, NV_ MCorp. ...Ceara * Mr.- Ilar iis ir ?itch will be aaldvd lfor the 1 mie Ball OLD HARLEQUII The Airs accompanied on ill Old Ho iequin, M. . M.le ; II Harleepries, Metter Oscar Byrne, tow, Miss A. Bristow, WWI W Tatter, Columbine, Mrs. Shar; Goodwin, Mrs B. Goodwin • Tit Scott; Punch, Mr. Grimaldi. Tr...morrow (by port ieular des; alter which The Union lifilOlMl, , Oh Monday, The West ledia A New Comedy, in five acts, r: aired iii a few drys. FOU RTI I I TIIF NTRE ROYAL, I THIS EVENING, Fl acted a New Play, in Fir THE SCHOOL OR, HOW TO RU With Ned Scenery, Dre . The Chard tern by Mr Conti' t den. Mr. Lewis, Mr. Murray, 11 i Litchfield, Mir Brunton, Mm, i The Prologue to be spoke The Epilogue by After whi.li will be added (for Comic Melo - I /meat i HARLEQUIN c • Or, THE GNOME With entirely New Mimic, Sce Decor The Overture and Music The Action of the Melo-than of Mr. Farley.-.- The Dar ' The Principal Mr..lefFeries, Mr. Beverly, Mr. Atkins. Mr. King, Mr Atkins t Miss Davies, Mira M The Pant.nuin 4. dekedigeberse, jervr-Mr.pul• . 7Mr. L. Bologna, Mr. Abbot, The New Play of The Sche a Huslrated ; continuing to h. phruse by an overflowing attrli sensitise of Harlcquiu I.t.iicko Dell; be repeated every even A New Musical F.ntert3inm and will very born be producer A MEW Which effectually pre JOWETI"s PATEN] has obtamed the iratromil teices, and mu'' , bemired. o ..dtataages of this Stove are, t a fekllU nu. , be hit where it if roots by thenttehres, have ns. *re. though they have the sip lio more space tl as any oth, mom, bed chansuer maws on Drawing-room .Stores rilth additionally elegant. May be scan in great ear:: wards, ati:itretettVare mono, Nu. 214, High Holborn, op BE PARTICULAR PATENT REDSTEADA CIiAIR REISS, AND THE ORIGI NALHt BUILER's Famish 111Pare.ruoliti and Ma immstreet. ak large mann neatest, and crimt %economic trri.ds, and exLelleut Writ 'Dents. BUTLER reveciftilly re the that they will act Pulsation, troontetl to him ai will kituwii that BUTLER thr r.tbet tot nedst,a.ls ; tin in a!•onit all Kinds of Tab' i..nriroveinent ; it emigre t arid much min pniglide r. ni omit kindt of It . •• J.; Red.., which lath !hrn shut up, in. • Isitt-tc-rooni, Urcsir t togrtliPt in mt. h CA , C w 11110lIt I,Anitute, and we very • intainvel fur Gentle I'', I . .I:nr.ites, purtatlr rai•tn ratrniiised by the King, Q vi.,l orde► from nu' bate been highly apps tl•- 'ionic of ill: Articles rt•oragmetrt, and for vrhiah and cannot but no who hi di. lam Sign Roan ' *11;elt may Itylp alto to pr ti.wicutoil other/ow, be, by nufactmea and sell.. ..:,Sai , (silent Di bog Tani!". are • cathatine.strezt, eight a I7nts4e. where be tot eons (so V oficlng the aam,, alo c• p,or. to bring them to at at!lt It they now aft a , tit oustoplet.ig Fur •I• Q ref Ezrortation. • SALES BY AUCTION. na MOAT FARM, NEAR HASTINGS, SILYSSRX! My Mr. SMITH, At Garraway's, on WEDNESDAY, the 30th inatant, at Twelve o'Clock, ACOMPACT and Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE; .containfing 161 acres of rich arable, pamur and meadow land, on the border of the high and, in the parish of baleltitrst. near Hastings, in the County of Stews ' with a cornriiient farm-house, barns, stabling, and out-bmildings, in good repair, in a fine part of the count? r, affording delightful prospects The Farm is well stocked with thriving timber, and the land tax redeemed. To be viewed till the time of Sale; and Particulars then had at the Swan, Hastings ; George, Battle; Res, and Crown, Tunbridge; Star, Lowei; CaAle, Brighton; Bull, Maid stone ; of Afe.srs. Scoones and Son, Solicitors, Tunbridge Town; Mr. Carter, Solicitor, Staple-init; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Smith, No. 62, Broad-street, near the Royal Exchange, where a Map of the Estate may be scan. UPPER COURT I.ODGE, NEAR GODSTONE, SURREY. By Mr. SMITH, At Garraway's, on WEDNESDAY, the 30th instant, at Twelve o'clock, rrHE MANOR of WALDINGHAM, FREE- A WARREN, with the Donative of the Parish, and a valuable FREEHOLD FARM in a rang knee, called Upper Court Lodge, centaining 456 acres of arable, pasture, and wood land, tythe free, near the Fox-hounde and Metiers, in 4 hue *veining country, between Croydln and Godstorie, eighteen Coin London, in the county of Surrey, with a hand • imam farm house, commanding beautiful prospects of the surrounding country, containing three parlours, a hall, any bed chambers, and offices, suitable for the residence of a Gentleina food of rural sport., farm, and rick yards, three barn., ex.2eilent stabling, and outbuildings, in good repay., lest on lease for • terin of ten years unespii eil, to Mr. Richard Dermal% at a clear rent of 24101. per annum The tenant will quit the farm, if required, at Midsummei next, on receiving a fair equivalent. To be viewed till the time of Sale; and Particulars then haul at the White Hart, Godstone; Greyhound, Croydon ; White Hart, Guildford; Spread Eagle, Epsom; Castle, King ston; Cock, Sutton ; White Hart and Bell, Bromley; Rose and Crown, Tunbridge; White Hart, Riverhead: of Tho. mea Lowten, Esq. Temple; at Giveaway's ; and of Mr. Smith, 63, Broad-street, near the Royal Exchange. FREEHOLD ESTATES, IN RENT. By Mr. SMITH, At Oarraway's Coffire•hou.e, on WEDNESDAY the 30th instant, at Twelve o'Clock, in Ten Lots, SEVERAL very desirable FREEHOLD FARMS, containing together upwards of MO acres rif arable, pasture, meadow, hop, and wood land, in the parishes of Brenchley, Capri, Peinbury, Toddy, Melding, arid Peck ham, near Tunbridge, in the county of Kent, in the occupa• tions of Messr, Joys, Hartnup, Mania, Norton, Burr, and Relf; also Havlwood in haad, with suitable farm houses, barus, stabling, and outbuilding, To •ievren with leave of the tenants; and Particulars' lad till the time of Sale, at the Sussex Tavern, Tun bridge Wells ; Rose and Criiwn, Tunhri !ge ; Chalmers, Lain belturst ; Bell, Maidstone; Bull, Wrotham • Cumin. Seven Oaks ; Black Lion Farninghani ; 801 l and Groge, Danford ; White Hart, lltromley ; Messrs. Scones and Son, Solicitors, Tunbridge ; Mr. Caner, Solicitor, Staple's Inn ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Smith, No. 62, Broad-street, near the Royal change, where Plans of the Estates may be seen. EREKHOLD ESTATE, AND FISHERY, HANTS By Mr. SMITH, At Garrawayls, nit TUESDAY, Mardi 19, at Twelve (Mock, unless previossly dispissod of by Private Contract, VERY Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, AA. comprising THKF.E EXCELLENT FARMS, curs• raining together WOO Acres of rich Arable, Pasture, and Water Mead nu Land, in high cultivation, within a ring fence, situate. , l in a Rise {porting Country, vi the herder of the River Tees, near Stockbridge, 67 miles from London, at Houghton. iii the County of Hants, with Three substantial Farm Houses, Six Karns Threshing Sfachine, mime ((((( ( /Rice., Straw Yank, Ux Houses, and Out-Buildings. Also, a valuable Fishery on the Tee: and its Bianchi*. The Estate is in high ordm, in hand, and the Building: in excellent repair 13,0001. of the Pihchase Money may remain on Mortgage for Three Years. May be viewed, and Particulars had I•nirteen days precedin: the Sale, at the King's Head, Stockbvide , Crown, Basing stoke ; Dolphin, Southampton: George, Winchester ; Cowie, Whitchurch ; White Hart, Salisbery ; White Hart, Bath ; at Garraway'a; and isf Mr. Smith, No Sot, hmad-street, TWAT the Royal Exchange, where a Map of the Estate may be seen CAPITAL COMMODIOUS PREMISES, IsrACECIIIMIII-111.1rel. • To be sm.% by Max.. BUR rum anJ VENNOR, r HE desirable LEASE, with immediate Posses- OO , of • comfortable commodious DW HOUSE, with how front shop, parlour, and yard, convertible, at a small experuce„ no an extensive Warehntlft. The prc miser arc in com,rhte repair, ellihly situate, and adapt. 41 fora wholesale or retail concern, ben% the vet y preferable part of Gray...church-street. To he viewed with to kets, which, with farther pawieulart, may he had of !timers. Hutton and Valour, 6b, Cornball. spA cif )liS ERREAUs ES, Within a few 11:outer Walk of Chugs. Tn . h sor.n, by Malawi. BURTON and VENNOR, THE LEASE, with immediate Possession, I. of a Comfortable FAMILY RESIDENCE, with spa r...al Ground Floor, very eligibly situate in 'a principal Sita• atton, within a taw Minute Walk of Change. To tie viewed, and furtlim Panieulars kianon, by Application to Meant Burton anii Veimor, ANNUITY of SIX HUNDRED POUNDS. By Mr. SMITH, AtGiveaway's, on WEDNESDAY, the 30th Init. at Twelve o'Cluck, utile.. an acceptable Offer is previously made by Private Contract, AN ANNUITY of 6001. during the Life of a Gentleman, aged 59 Years, whose Life is insurable, amp/7 secured by a hotness( the first respnetsbilisy in the North ttl Liigland, end punctually paid halryearty at one of the most respectable Ranking houses in London. Psalmists may be had Three Days preceding the Sale, at Gaming's; and of Mr. Smith, N 0.62, ISruail.street. MX:Toil', COMMONS. • To be SOLD, by Mew, BURTON and VENNOR, AVIIRY Desirable FRKEHOLD FAMILY RFSIDF.NCIE, with every requentrt Convenience, in complete Repair, eligibly situate 111 a very preferable Part of De toes Commons. If preferred, a Lease will be granted for a Term of Twenty eine Years. Tn be viewed, and further PartirrlArs known by Appileatism to Messrs, Burton and Vertitur, 62, Cornhill 'NI