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7,e) r y ~/ Kati ~ ~ f;: , ' '''', / 7/7/!! • , t 1 r e;•,_ ( s, , • .".;sz-4 - r:r ni • is ~':.- T ii LI Its I).x.'l' tr Ll' 29, 1 4:r M B1:11 71.1,11 FPRTCE .SIXPENCE-RAT;i 7 •PITNNY. I. _ THE. LAST WEEK OP SEEING I.IUONAPARTE IN E Apr PIN /1 Lc,NDON. EXHIBITION of ROBERT LEFEv, , s celebrated PICTURE of BUONAPARTE the next, there enly be akw dais 1110_1 . e 01 I r k:Whig' this correct .uld animated Por!t Motor s renn 13Mmaparte. acknowledged ht thousmlds SF" - Detid e ,. ° he the fittest Sp-cciwen of the Frenclt School, intle- Itliik.'" nf the great interest it must excite at this tune, tu ona sn_ much sveculation is ati,at as to the future fate of Pdrte•—Adamstreet, ,WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION, City of Lundon Tavern, 19th July, 15150 Cambridge, 17th July, 1815. qt?Cti.rmEN, As treastner. of a Fund raised in this County 111 e dele'..eral Years azo, fur the equipment of Volunteers fur 1011e„tr,a.;,i.ite (tot t y li o e u ( o ' , Utn , it T ri;, , l am deputee by the SubsP.lbe-rs 1 1 ttel ie f 0 , , th 1J1.1,1.1 i • • y be-applied tor ~'ecot t ' the ;allant Sufferers of tae British Army, tind , ir l'ilith, erind of the Duke of ‘" Ilin , ton at the tucniorab,e heio"fi‘,V,,attluo, ;taud ofthe ' ir e Far ' nilie ' si and also for the ' 4 ;tv h , -.e : nirerers.at 'it e other rtattlewhich ha,, been or 4 ''l ,:ii t 'ugt!t in the prese ‘ nt i- Caintiaits, ' n, rani of their families: ( ' ‘ ' it titii:it: t l e l d es i Vim th‘ StOiscribe i rs desire to hate the looney r uf , , nto on e r m i d, with th e Subscriptions of the . f ,i,,ti"..:',tnion, and other cities of the Entpire. l'efy zra`,(.,p,,santli satisfaction from .4:11 an becation. •, ining employed upon so' : - I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, otl Your most obedient Servant, CEIRISTOPEIER ViI.NII.IEII. lON. •,, xa rtru ~..,I,e'),notasi.i..titsbcei..fts•lir. conductin g the • I t ion, at the City (pi, %limn • • 'ted nic•itions and Notice of Subscriptions. a , re re : oatlf)cr. addressed to the Committee at the City of •R:erm • ar e , received a t Ll oy d' s; a t th e City, o f Lon ltrri, 11; ari d by all th e B un k ers of the Metropo li s. Tlt„!if • h r , hisd, pries Cl.lpt iocsalrel , li. P~Ytn ettl and4;tfivlie L • r •)4 11 1,, 44 1 - 11 0 10 10 d It p Kt t , in 9se - 2 • 4. „.. _ p un all - • 5 5 411 t. s 'estu nts - 5.5 eru'° 5 u II I, " I ttr 4 ' trv; 41():11aS" 45,,w .14)(1 • • 13 8 wat4to. ree(i 31 10 ' ,ut ditto to r otu ' 442 e•m it 31 kr an d . is u‘. ( raised tif equipment tfc 4trit I,rid y oflslnt.he 1 ) , Cam -411 . ' Y Cr, p , of 'T 41„! I loa ti 1069 13 t%(:(0,..- `'.o. • toy o , 0 J+il y te r 4 1)' , the 4yl•it • tr,„ 1 1(1 2 ,,, ; n. ( it„' Il i , 11 . 11 11.1r,i) of 1 , 4 0„ 7lt ‘r ALI • •4, la 4 , •\ e Rol 94 0 sh)!IIIIV hit, .52 10 N • .rtv,,t 0 • r m,,•t v •trw,,ii - 6 0 1 't i i i 150 100 t• he •••' v - "t. 1 0 10 li, 4timon _ • 10 lo i'..4111m,.'1441011t 21 o Rev. i° o 1:11, , ato Itt. • . 4 . lri ngt ,„ , ' 4 414 l „• U ' l ll (;47 , •t t i d ,,,T • .try, .flyadvertised,C.79,7o9 14s. 2d. Sir Step4enCotterell L. 21 0 N. Winter - - 2 2 Ld. Vis. Chetwynd - 21 0 N. L. - .1. F 'Tustin' Mrs.. Jane Moore bliss - Jane Moore 10 10 '52 10 1 , • bi, FREEHOLD -I,lr,kble, alit. .cuprovca .., s tbil ' NANdlt and FsTATE, W I L i '6. ~ 11e,tJiss'xibQ SOLh.I ',,,,,,i, rovnt A Cl', the "", --"Nott. —13 Y v ''' ' 4l '' .00cisting Of . a 441iiiiivi, ".14d LYV.-Vilt; of .1-IEAI4' ' t . w iii i Innnestits pri„Lis, C,a3el"'l..';.'lt Bricli_and .Stone Mansinn , , lilt; Out„.. 14'.4ses tw o Nix stall Ntabte . ,. li Polids•—Also, ii.lkNi LIQ!s: Lawn, Gardens, tint! Ins ros, Stables, 41,iN:its, a,,L, witik Laiwurers Cottagos, 1:1 l a ses and l'ar :old other appro -104-i'vtle.'.terkluiltlitti..;, anti .stniAllz,(l-4° and. Do„-ii rtitie,lll,tils4-s'iv'tliele contietit.'7 ll r. u -2. 1 it. 13 P•,., , ()f N eve Sa- V.ll,,,atlii fa.,'.ltre about foiti miles' from •the .. Cl i i n ) a derroiltuti I,'Ytklli'lliver.4ti:.4' 1:1'lwelY)f i l t l e u lT l l ) i t t i t ' it ' i de d ()ti tiie F l i '. s a h , ; 'ta t th:'11:'":01-1, eeleb—ratet ft-.;;.ti‘ ownsrolt and. ut t er s ort in; a lice •-11 ..q_iltry, w.,,,e:t by the Wiltshire D, 111 I,4llvr:Let:lLl,?,c,lteti with Gainc. the Prp cliit.s.„'.zilid f„i"lkits will send a person '''PPIY to \oitther particalars, Ault to c hew tit.c.:lt. ,o_r_t_t.le Pur - ' e3''s• Webb and Attwontl, SailsjulY • ... - . ZeANIP4RON, so - celebrated for disco of ve tl r i: slo,,,',Plieated 'Disorders tic an insPe.l,-,".11,1-1,0 ~41)-s-ilt',,'OVEli t o No .. - 4, nr iiNEtt'S' ci "-- ile'e'i i,(4li tit! I'rz•rs' where he i: -on'suited daily fr ."r l r i . 1...„. it wh '4ll ,rve• Ait6ll-11 D ' r. (I's method is sirl.rili,` he alth, i0,".11i,..,7.11 ftit, that ll'e restores nianY '') P. e • r i f ,q i n pain -1.:.1,th0g(1.4. e,unuent of th e Pi otession have .i-!'•:as'es Of, the 41.,,,,4. llili„„.! 4.4ll.thingerous caws, soelt as Dis' . 4 - e Loss of nir,3l4 Ilti ~ 't .' l ! . and -other Obstructions, Ja,tuithc4 „ m.f L,.(.411,pi. i "'LI, Debility, Gravt.l,, OropsYy tent e iod s ‘I. 4.4 ts Peculiar to Females at the diticP r 1 0 10 10 5.5 5 5 Rev. Geo. Champagne 20 0 One day's Pay - frank , • • the Officeis, Non-' conmis,inned Otii- cers & Privates, Ist, • Batt. Culdstreadr: Guards - L.(4 Is.•ld. qewart Erskine - 10 10 v.. WM. Gotidenou,..l 3 5 E. NI. B. - . . - l 0 Lieut. S. E. C6ok, It. N. 3 3 Lion. Capt. Irby, R.N. 5 5 I Robert Wright - 2 0 Miss C. A. - 5 5 Nliss.A. P. A. J. Q Ralidi Deane . Richard Burton George Cumming Atiotlyinivai 5 5 1 1 5 5 5 5 - 5 5 1 0 10 10. 1 - 14- - ory Tire Win. henry Savage - 5 0 Nlarsh,Sikbald & (go. 105 0 Edward Itavenscrolt 10 10 'ri:onris Wilson - 5 5 -tit, phi:is and Cioft - 5 5 Al'ark Privet, 2 2 ?.brain Redwood - 2 2 Winer 5 5 Sundry small Stuns -'1 l 2 .I.l'. • 2 0 The City of Oxford 105 0 Rev. W. V aux 2 0 Vletcher and Parsons 2l 0 The Principal of Nlag- dalen LI;t11 'i'ucic•.rcll .5 0 2 2 2 ‘2 Rev. B. P. Symons The Warde❑ and Fel sof Merton Col.. 10:i 0 John lindSon 1 1 Iticihard i.Vestoh - 3 3 Rev. J. 1 1 Stephen Howlett - 5 5 5 5 5 0 lll ir T i , , - I'LAK!NG moNt)pc.n.y ExpLoDF.D. , ..,,, 1,,,, .1,41.1/I.;',ei•tßil. ihat the Art of maonfac . t n r i_l ec_ liill'nt,h4t tin..."LACKINCi has reached th.e.Acahle..",,,t.cPtfn feer ti„,:,,,lAchil ere is and h,„, beea.a competition ~eL.i inven ui.,lll,,d ,ty'rena'.ll,.-',l)'s, which hal given a spity ot ...1_ 1 .7..,.. ii , it D Nad - 13. 's ii i :, ( I .:, 111 actual experieiv: say, t . ta . 111.,,t-,1:::n;li;n_ 1'4:1 ,'.4llthA,,li' 4.1,,,f; NIANUFAAIURE," t . ' , ~, have uo t . r a „ r 1 ' ~!has imr decided preference "V". III)' \e 4,4 4,ll:4c.att.lterxialiof, and iti equal we feel I.t,t , ai c c , and few can equal. El at tiie Maa s,l.E JAPAN BLACKING.... } tlc t , ~-Huse, befor e the 1.ti,,,1it Honourable VI, c.,:,:kp.r, ,ol.,!,r..dii.Nljayor, Jun e Q), 181 . ..). !"I'l s..,'ltY°f S:rrt°.; Oath iI ' l ‘, 114, Lomion-road, :a nd a ~i •.l, th,t e),, Bt.:Aching Marinfa.ctine !1(..,, 1, 1 ; . 41 4 liv hint 1.14: REAC‘JAP.AN cLAcKrsi.N„ii.tya:tkii;eu:ta,,t.irl,iade h 1 liftC ij'ti,.. ,iii Th . , i '''' 1,11 1115 own proper Name, at hi, Aa" ,l :by 4 114 w ',aldiiii-road afore,lid continues to is aia Lt.% I,l4:4.itlllity t iithiustiiittlivio have lii.th,rto been ent.optlii,?.(l.,,byintianu 'oti i i ,:,43 lhat w,.t..l,_Hess, I.liil'issof,.tl!e..sau ...,iiill.l'cLiE Drvi )4 . , p, ;l NI ~,i ti ll:•l i l i x :, i; t hi: .::,,:.i4t,;., itrsliiast .nast, been. . 1 .r , 4 4 id 341 ht tile i:ai'Ll.:Nulrasticu'lac:tovy. . - ' .c"1 ' ^ ~le'. - ' - ' 2 ; '' 7 " li 14.14", 4t1.4, C---- ; 1 ‘1=7.-'t.',- vAl''li" ill Ni.(, Siitsptctlkrs supplittd with the , ' at: ) , :e ii.iit,),' 4knitti,l'iti'aY, Shilling at Lioliteciipenoy hot-a 6, -"4'44' v,rl-- ` - it, hy ailtir'e;sin- their Coniiatids,to the s) 4 ae it sini;le Bottle' ma ' y be had as'a Suniple. ; too: VICTU.-iLLING-OFFICP, May II; ISIS reir ECO "if M LS,S lON ER for VIC Tv ja. If 31.1JE,STI"S NAIT do hereby bite "otiee, that on Friday, the elst instant,' they ivil! be ready to receive Tenders .in writing, .raped up, and treat far the Supply Y . what COOPERAGE STORES and Town-anode COOPERS' TOOLS the Service of this 14. P artment may re quire, fur twelve milts front the .2Sth Instant; to he deli vered into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid fur by Bills payable, witii Interest, ninety days' af t& elate. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secre tary's (Vice. eega r d will be had to an - y. Tender in.which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that skull ,not be delivered to the hoard, before One o'clock on the' said Friday, the 21st instant ; nor unless the Person who makes. he Tender, or sonic Person on his behalf, attenfts,to answer ie&w called for. EAST INDIA lIOUSE, JuLY 19, 1816. T HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT ED COMPANY of MERCIIANTS of ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Nut ice, That they will be ready to receive Proposals in writing, on or before Wednesday, the tith of August next, from the. Owners of Shi; s of the burthen of from 900 Tons to 1300 Tons builders' measurement, specifying in one Sum the whole rate of Freight at which they may be willing to LET such Ships for One Voyage to China in the Company's Service. No Tender will be received for Ships which have been in the Service of the Company, if they have already gone more than She Voyages. The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender," to be seve rally sealed uh, and left with the Secretary, at or before Twelve o'Clocl: at • Noun on the said Dtlt of August, beyond which hour the Court will not receive any 'render. JAMES COl3ll, Secretary. The particulars of the Terms and Conditions under which the ships will be engaged for the Company's Service, may be bad upon application to Mr. John Morice, Clerk in the Com mittee of Shipping, on or alter Monday next, the 24th instant. THE PATENT IMPERIAL 'DINING-TA BLES, and PATEN'I"FRAFALGAR• SIDEBOARDS and DINING-TABLES, its one elegant. Piece of Furniture, and upon Five n.ew different Plans ; the Patent Impilived Sofa Beds and Chair Beds; Br - ass-screw .Four Post, and Trl4 ' iledSteads, Furniture and Bc.:(ling complete ; Portable Chairs, with several other new inventedand improvvd ar ticles of furniture; also a general and very extensive itssortmcnt of Upholstery and Cabinet Articles forfufAishinglintises cum, piste, ready manufactured, where Families may select and furnish a whole House in a feiv dAvi . , avoiding' the extreme ineott%enience of waiting t.tri.irist .Ni,rntlis in completing . their East ao.l \Vest India Articles, Army awl Navy, &c. e. Iry Nlorgao Saittlers U.; and 17; Catherine-street, Strand, Uo terinstiqc most moileraft, for prompt pa . ,i;ent. • A CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. RN consequence of Mr. EGG having arlver- A. tised Self-Adjusting Trusses, and stating - , from their superior efficacy and utility, he has procured tli• .following appointments :---The Royal Navy, the ,Naval. Hospitals and Dock-yards, iiud the Ordnance: SALMON, ODY, and Co. from the liberal encouragement they have received, think it their duty to inform the Public, that Mr. Egg's Trusses are not upon Self-Adjusting Princi ples, Navin;; no ❑niversal Joints to accommodate the Spring to the motion of the•hody, and that their Trusses slily have been used for his Majesty's Service above-mentioned, since they superseded Tatham and Egg, souni time since, and that Mr. Egg has not supplied any on his own account. The TRUE PATENT SELF-ADjUSTING TRUSSES, whichrequitc no Straps, nor cause : any confinement to the Body, ate to be had only of the Patentees, SALMON, 01)1, and 'Co. 292,. STRAND; who Lowe the honour to sn:,ply.his Maiesty's Royal_Nary, the Naval Hospitals, and Dock Yards, the Transport goard, the Or•duptnce, the Marine Infirmary, the Honourable East India Company, the Truss Society, &€. toe. &C. • DR. J. CLARKE ON DISEASES OF CHILDRIZ• This Day were published, In Royal Octavo, rice 10s. Gd. boards, C 0 - MM EN rA RI ES on some of the most int- PORTANT DISEASES of CHILDREN. Punt the First. Contaiiiing Observations on the" Mortality of Children—on Diet—Dentition—Convulsive AlTectiOns— oll:tonnation of the Brain—Hydrocephalus internus—and Epilepsy: Rv JOHN CLARKE:, Esq. M.D. &c. uc. &c. Printed' for , Longman,' Hurst, !tees, Orate, and Btown, Pat ernost tir-row. Of whom may be had, lately published, Observations on Diseases of Females. By C. M: Clarke. In Royal Svo. with plates, price 11. Is. boards. FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS, &c. This Day was published, in lemo. Brice Ds. bound, ACOIII'ENDJUNI of. GEOGKAPIIV, for the Use of Schools, Private Fanlilies, and those oho, stony this necessary Science. • • By ItICHMAL MANGNALL. Printed for Loagnian, Hurst, Rees, Orme; and Brown, Pa ternoster-row, Lundun,; and .J Hurst, Wakefield. • Of whoa may be had, by the so me Author, Historical and Miscellanepus Quesiiim3, f*Jr the Use of Yostng People; with a Selection of British General Biogra &c. The 12th editi,al, in - 12am - Price 55. hound. DIXON'S ANT ' IBILIOUS PILLS. TEIESE'PILLS Imp , obtained •a lust celebrity in the priiiLte•yractiee of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON, Apotht car,. ; and from their great success in many obstinate Bilious Di;oiders, on numerous Patients' of distinction, and others, particularly the Duke of Bedford, Sir George War rert,. Sir Gregory Page Turner, the Dowager • Lady Say and Sele, the Viteountess.Bulkeley, &c. &e. he was persuaded to offer them to. the Public, under the approbation andthe sanc tion of their Names. The rills are found to he an incomparable Remody for re storing the tone of the Stomach,. for curing Indigestion, or preventing Crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eruc tations' and flat ulences. -They prevent habitual and tempo rary Costiveness, Sick liead-Achcs, and Heart-But si which is occasioned hy Pregnanty, and a Debilitated Stomach, whc ther-arising from the acrimony .of the redundant bile, intem perate diet, or drinking to excess. Lty promoting a clue secretion of the Idle, they are oh served wo;.derfully to clear a sallow complexi oa , „„d b e i„ g . a c though gentle, Operative, they pr e v e nt th ose obstruc ticorttinni: the• liver which are so troublesome in all countries, hat particularly fatal in climates. On this account tl.:y area vs nabie desideratum in the medicin e c h es t s o f e those who go abroad; er make frequent voysges. 'fli e y are admirable preparative to sea-l!athing, insomuch that the success in the course of it greatly depends upon the good use of them, especially when-bile enters into the c,noplication for which sea-hathing i 5 prescribed. Sold at Mr. thitler Chcapside, corner of St.- Paul's Church, and most Medicine Venders in every Tov,'n, iu - 12,0xcs at es. 9d. each. 6ALE3 P\'' AUCTION. NORTIIANIPTONSHIRE. FiIEENOLD LANDED ESTATE and At ANOR, extending. ore' 1700 Acres of Land, togethi'r with the Right of Fishery f several Miles in the River .Wellatid; and Possession of the Estate at Lady Day next. - - By' Messrs. ROBINS, at the' Swan Inn, at Market 1-larbo rough, on Tuesday, August 1, at Three, AValuable and most desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, tythe free, pleasantly situate in the rural village of Ashley, within five miles of Mailiet Hal - borough, and consisting of a comfortable 'Farm House, with all requi site out -buildings, c2O ,WitES OF ADMIRABLE MEADOW and Pasture Land, the whok nearly in a ring fence, and the greater part bounded by. the river IVelland, with considerable advantage attached to the right of Gsherv, together with the MANOR OF ASHLEY,. extending over upwards of 1700 acres of land, with good pre serves in all directions, and within a few miles of Lord Al thorpe's and Mr. Smith's coverts, and Lord Sondes's hounds. The estate is in the neighbourhood of excellent market towns, and not far distant from Kettering, Lutterworth, Northamp ton, Leicester, and ITivpingham. It is at present in the occu pation of Mr. Tongue, cvlinse lease expires at Lady Day next, and of Mr. Stapb.‘s,' who will give paisessinn at the same pe 'riod ; and it is presumed as as compact and (for the size of it) as desirable au estate as any in the county. May he viewed till the Sale, and printed Particulars had at the principal .11/.IS in all the before enumerated towns; of Mr. Staples, On the premises (who will skew the Estate) ; at the Auction Mart, and of Messrs. Robins, Covent:garden, London, where a plan may be seen. SURREY. SECLCDET) RETREA r, called the HERMITAGE, with every suitable Office, \Val lea GardeOs, extensive Lawn, with 3hcet of Water, and Two Meadows, the whole near Forty Acres, within 26 miles of - town, the 'late Residence and Property of Joseph White, Esq. deceased, By Messrs. ROBINS, .a.t their 'spacious Roonis, Piazza, Gti ! . vent-garden, on Friday,Abgust 4, at Twelve, by order of the Exe;:utor, in Three Lots, A Truly delightful secludea RETREAT! . Free •hold, 'Tithe-free, and Land Tax Redeemed, partly 4 . uttni!cd by the Basingstoke Canal, called the lIERMITAGIf," Sul rounded by Majestic oaks, beech, and furest timber, ser pertine walks, with fine sheet of :eater, stored with ssh, se parating a fine lawn from the cultivated land, the wholeform tug a park-like appearance, situate on BroolosomiComaton, a sporting part of Surrey, only G Miles trout hniia ford, 5 from Ripley. 3 front Chohham; 7 from Chertsey, and .26 . froin Lon, d ot :, c omprising an excellent Family Muse, ;with ample tic- • commodations for a highly respectable Family, and suitabk donoistic" offices, capital coach-house and 'stabling, coach-• yard, farm-yard, with large barn, and stalls for cattle, :3 ex t.:client kitehen-gardens clotted with choice fruit-trees, the plantations and serpentine walks and shruhhery is in high pi•rfeetion, the cultivated la:ids have fine Crops of wheat, barley, oats, &e. the whole about 80 acres; also a chuiett u: 9 amts . , and One acre and a half near t iL/t.ll as tints "ad to "7"1"114, poase , i i ts unlimited right of common. The estate way lie viewed till the sale, aild particulars had at the Pii2,-eons, lirentford ; Black Dog, ; Kitig's• ; Bush, 'fairies; Talbot, 'Swat), Chertsey and :(.11cliant Wli;te }lot, Guildford ; and of .Messrs. Rubins, Coven 1.-garden, siere a plan may be seen. rouTsmourn AND raasEA. . VALUABLE: FREEHOLD ESUATES, including the ele gant and admit - L.(l Ilt,:sidenc: and Laads a Mr. Arthur Pink, together e her with' the xtensive iiud compact l3tcwery adjoin in;;; three well-acc - nstoinetl Taverns and Public extensive Wine Vaults, and sundry Fri:chola Tenentents. By Messrs. ,ROBINS;, at the George bin, Portsmouth; on Tilorsday, August 10, hetween the hours of Six and Eight iwthe E.rening, in Eight Lots, by direction of the As signees of Mr. Arthur Brewer, a Banki opt, it 'N 'Elegant FREEHOLD' RESIDENCE, adapted to the perfect accommodation of if most te spectahle family, environed by its extensive lawns and plea sure grounds, which are laid out with mucktaste, and s in .the highest order ; lane and 'productive wailed 'kitchen garden, coach' - house, stabling, &c. ; the residence of Mr. Arthur Pink ; delight R. :by situate Within two miles and a ha!: of Portsm o uth; in the London road, mut commanding in all directions the most varied and interesting prospects, extending tVen to the Isle of Wight. Also the capital and complete Freehold litewe y adjoining . , with the store houses, malt-hotise, and every thing requisite to conti nue it in its present extensive trade.; also the Crown Inn and Tavern, in Queen-street, Portsca; tam White Hart Inn crud T a n .11 Oyster-street, ver, Portsmouth ; both well accus tomed and must respectable freehold inns, .and in thorointh repair; - together with a Freehoid Publie House, the Quei::, l o Head, with store house, &c. situate at Portsea, .between the Dock-yard and - also an excellent Dweiling• house, and extensive seine vaults and spirit stores, near the Dock yard, and four Freehold Tenements in Portsea; The whole may he viewed, with leave of the respective oe cupiers,• =2l days prior to the sale; when particulars may he had at all the premises ; the George and Crown, Portsmouth ;•• the Red Lion, Gosport.; , Partsea , of Mr. Wink worthi Solicitor, Portsinuath ; and of Messrs. Rubins, CuVeut garden. ' OXFORDSHIRE. • GREAT TEW PARK ESTATE. consiiting of 23 Freehold Farms, free of all Tithes, and the Land-tax of the whole redeemed, with Ilk Manor or Lordship, extending over the Parish. The entire Village of Great . .t:ew, - and tile Perpe tual Advowson. The Estate containing 3t393 Acres of un commonly rich Pasture, Meadow, and Arable Land; en tirely wn bin - a Iting Fence, and" in a high state of 'Culti vation. By Messrs. I:OWNS, at the Star Inn, Oxford, on Saturday, August 19, at Two o:Clock, in 23 Lots, without any Re servation (unless an acceptable Offer is made fur the whUle previuuS to the 126 of August), AMOST IMPORTANT and highly DESIR • AALE Fit EEIIOLI) ESTATE, consisting.of • - THE WHOLE PARISH OF GREAT TEW-, a very rural village, situate within five miles of Enstotie, eight from Woudstuek, , sixteen trout Oxford, *and eight from Ban bury, and consisting of 23 Freehold 'Farms ; in a high state of cultivation, lying winsually comliaet, free from all Tylhes, the Land-tax redeemed, and entirely in x riug Fence, Con ti:mint; Matti ACRESOF UNCOM \IONLY RI,CI-1 PASTURE, meadow, and arable laud, dividett into convenica farms Of from kin ;u 4UU acres each, togethia with Great ,Tew.Parlt:, add the alil . ..ion an d :Aces theremuo appertaining; a gentleman s comfortable residence, with gardens and grounds. • Ati eiegant Cuttage Villa, fully toloquate to the conVenicnt occopation of a mita of fashion, with the lawns rind pleasure grounds. disposest with much taste. Also the Manor extend . ing over the Whole estate, and the Advowson and entire Vil lae of Great Tew. This estate is nearly encompassed by a tin icing plahtat ion, is particularly well wooded and watered, and intim cell' re of held sports, presenting altogetherone of the PROPERfILS ENGLAND. May be viewed, with leave of the several tenants, 21 days prior to the Sale, the Villa and Lautis in hand, on applicatiOn to the Baildfoin the Premises, and l'arti:tutirs t e li.4d'; at the Star, Oxford ; White Lion, Baattiuty ; 1;e ir, iVo.,dstock; Red Lion; I !tame; Lamb, vv allingfottl; son ; Crown, heading, Bell, i tentey ; iuLi ilart, Oath ; Baugh, Chriten ham ; George, Northampton: , ,Va.. Warwick ; -.Cobham Aruts, Birmingham r the .%‘.:(''ion Mart ; of Messrs. C,but chill, Field and ‘Veston, Dedding ' t u n; of Messys.,Graham, Kim:et - ley and Daniville, Inn; and of Messrs. Rtniiiis,' Covent•gartlen, Lo;al.),i, vi•he..•i! u Plait and Drawing of the whole Ettate i;iay S. 50 3 0'401; of the'Purthase-money may remain on MortpSC• SY:RE iGS IN TE 1.41,16-14, 1 ,k.. G 17,11 ALAN PAPERS. raxsirEsTo OF TUE EMPEROR OF RrS.SrA. ST. PETERSBUIiGH,JUNTS I7.—Th e foll o wi ng is the pub;ished by his Imperial . Alitjesty from Vienna ' " The sense of religion, that rich source of national strength, which has prevailed in Russia from the oldest times, vanquished in the face of. the whole %mit), and for the deliverance of Etrope, the destructive it: fidelity, the toischicf.workirog 'cot-cow - ion of morals, the sad deviations from the right path tip which- ,the human understanding is subject. " This never-to-be-forgotten conquest and trinmph,•t which history furnishes no parallel, must in justice be ascribed to the . generout sacrifices and heroic deeds by which the faith ful sous of our country hare testified their love and devotion. It united all European nations in indissoluble bonds, and harmonised all vijws and prejgdices which till then had been at variance, by directing thein to the only useful object, a desired and .durable peace, which might be firmly established On the legal advantages grate,cd to each Power, and on 'in ternal institutians protecting the welfare and independence of nations, With heartfelt joy we now announce to nor helu‘'ell 'sub jects, that alt conventions tending to the good of the State have been concluded in conformity with this principle, a:11 the object which we proposed. " It is not vain corkousness which has induced us to seek an extension of our frontiers. Such a feeling would have been unnatural in one who bad taken aiTos to defend the country, btit nut to inakc conquests. The unconquerable strength of the Russian Empire, founded upon loyalty, and prosperity, cannot be.increased bye external'ac- . quisitions. The uuion of far the greater purl of the late Duchy of Warsaw under one sceptre has proved to be abso lutely necessary for the establi.ilnuent of a general balance of power and of order in Europe. By this measure the safety of our frontiers is insured, a firm harrier is erected against interruptions 4 peace, and-hostile att,!mpts, and the bonds of fraternity formed betw l een nations united together by ()act common ari in. , - " For this reason we bare thonglit proper to fix the' fate of t country, and -to estAlish the intended administration Upon principles sa4:LA:.. to the 14nailiage and customs of the itthahi• lants, and adApted to their loc - al' situation. Fnlitrxhu;' the precepts of the Cltristian,refigion, whose dominion vxtetuls over so many Na!inus, yet maiiita . ms at the same time their and cttstutks, we cherish the wisix NN 'dile we prepare the welfare of our new• .su!,jects, to inspire; their hezals schtimeMs of at td:2l'):ll , :ut to our t ht one, and thus to etLce for ryer the traces of past misfortunes, which were cauieil fhtal ittra the luag struggle.. " liet.at the moment. wheit we Wought of reintniurs to ottr happy country, 'mid of enjoying the peace earned by suck painful Cares, a new war is Ifindleil, pre-ordained be the lin, penetrabk counsels Of the Almighty. -His hind Providence, which rules over us, which changes eVen evil into good, per mitted the relwilio . .:s phi: that was concealed in Fr a n c e t c , burst forth just at the time when the Sovereigns and people I n a state of powerful preparation were watchful, that, by their united power wickedness may be wholly extirpated, the harvest cleFed feoin the weeds, and the precious fruit of in violable peace flourish among the powere who observe the laws of the Christain faith and truth. " Russia also, elevated by religion, is called upon to tate arms, and attentive to this call ag:►in enters the career a glory. The prffirlirms plea of Napoleon Buonaparte, tt►e treachery which has favoured his audacious enterprisi•, the rapidity - of his pernicious progress, aiming at the overthrow of society, of religioa, -- and of law; ail these reasons forbid the authorities established by the Ruler of Empires to recog nise, in the midst of general order, a government which► is founded on breach of faith and violence. Fur this reason, all the Powers again form an indissoluble union, in.order to an ❑ihilate the tyrannic power which has made itself master of France,- and thereby to prevent fresh miseries. Not only the engagcn►ents of friendshiii, but also the honour of the em pire, call upon us to. defend the rightful cause; it cannot be foreign to Russia, whi‘h, from time iu►merooriai, combated for religion and fidelity. In • obeilince to this sa cred voice, w go with the help 'of the Most High to new deeds; the fruit of such great and glorious Victories' will not be lost. F " Resolved to share every danger and privation with our victorious army, we place our firm confidence in the Lord of Hosts, in the Protector of the just. It is indeed painful to our heart to prolong our absence from the cotrntry, hilt me firmly trust in the Divine favour which every where protects us, that this absence will be of short dumtiou. The attach- meta and devotion of al!.the autlit,rities i n th e : em pi re , ani. mated by only one feeling, and the valour of our troops, will crown the which we have before Ais with the de sired success. All the European lowers will act in concert with us. " In the days of danger and of glory, when the raging ene niy, who had penetrateAl . over our fiontiers, thought in Ins in fatualioa. to stril:e a deatllY blow hgaiust .Itussia; when En rope, subject to hisyorlie, rose against us, we invoked the Al i-nighty,, and implored him to tura,his eye en. the cluirelt in mourning, to tivliver Ms inheritance, am( endow n 6 with strength to triumph ocher wickedness and deceit ; to protegt the indepenacnce of nations, tund their shiers. The .:;.lest High heard the voice of ourprayCr. His right hand guided, !tussia in the career of glory; nu, we will notsdeviktti: tram it; and his gracious' are for us will be completed;' The Frankrort Paper called the' Ristveito, con tains the foliiming article trout Dnsseitioitfi June 18 private letter, but witiehai v ears to. C,,ine froiu a vury goon source, contri,,s soin( lug lamination respet•ting ,t,he grear pint) t;o• t h e organization 'of the, I'r:4sstn.'s Monatchy, \V e thertfore lav this lets het“ce Our it,ciittcrs z-- T he Government will probably .sons cease with you also, Om Ling La..itig goile , __