The Sun. — London, England, 1815-11-20 00:00:00

k•fi . - r;-,5.*7- 4 -• • 71f7 : • r • Y' - j iLA /fp, „ev , 44,„ • 4 1/7 111,0'4\ - \'?-\ - - .10.1itc MONDAY, NOVEMBE,II. rie- LihicE NumbEn 724t] SALES OF ES.TATEB. FROM ME LONDON GAZgrrE, NO 18, 181 3. SHERIFFS NoMINATED for COUNTY of CCIINtIALA. tiir Arscott Ourry Niolesrorth, of Pencarrow, Bart. Sir Joseph Copley, , of Barr. Francis Hearlo Meld; of Trebartha-hall, Esq. • . THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY.LANE. 9PEIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 20 : , • 1815,' JIL then Majesties' Servants will perform the Tragedy of TANI ER L AN E . 1 0,°;]..4zet, Mr. Kean ; Mr. Pope ; AP III, Mr. zatiack • Moneses,Mr.Rae; Stratocles, Mr. Barnard ; lt. y ;` Seli ma, Miss L. Kell "l N . lr. Powell ; Bart . In Act 11. ariuniphal.Processton. . will he added (6th time}, a new Farce, ealleu WHO'S WHO OR, THE DOUBLI: IMPOSTURE.. , The' Cha , racters be Mr, - Bart-ICY, •,,Wallack, Mr.,Bor- 1 Wird: r.ey,r.'Slrs:.Orger, ' Boices and Places to he taken of Mr. Spring, at the Rotunda, lt the principal Entranc e o f t h e Theatre, in Brydgt;s 4 tr'eet, , I Usl,Feri till Four, .and.of •whom mas.be had ,a Pritute-Box , 75.; Second Price, 135. 3 5. 43c i - i c `' n " - 2s.—Lower Gallery, es.; Second Price, Is.—..iritper Gallery, is.; Second Price ; ad. Tlie new Farce, called Who's Who ? or, The Douhl. , . Im rostbre;Wiil be repeated every:Evening-till further notice. „,, l i o - morrow, the Comedy of The Country Girl : Miss Peggy, s • Mardyn.—On Wednesday;• the Tiagedy of TanCrlane. Irjazet i M r . Kean.—On Thursday will be produced a -tiew _,, 4 ,,nu:=4Y, called Where to find a Ft lend. .• • THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT.GARDEN. • THIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 20, ISIS, will be revived the brainatic Romance of • -GYNION. e Overture compnsed by Mr. The Original Music Micha e l Arrie. And several 'additionii 'Aits by Sir John Paer, and Bishop. MacilinerV, Dresses, and Decorations, are new. lelerlin (a Magician), Mr. 'Eg.erton ; tycoon , Mr. Durnset; Li t ' i "..44 " ) " (a Knight), Miss . Burrell •, Liston . .; co, Mr F. • t • Er.w. cll. (the Etichantass). Miss • awcet . lo -=)"s ; sylvia, Miss Stephens ; Fatima, Mrs . GOA: , cei , le , L i tsb ‘t AlPine ; 'Daphne, Miss Matthews ,•• Dorcas, Mrs. stun. In Act T an Arcadinnßallet : Arcadian Swain, Mr. Noble; • r ., , , A11tS T-0 which will he..added, the new - Melo-Drama of THF. MAGPIE, Olt TFIE MAID. Gerald, m r tt Vverard Mr. Barrvmare ; .31r. • -ance ; , Ittt ' 3 % t- ; 1 3etkia.cnin, Mr. Farley; Justice of the Mr: L afte ll'ird ; Mr. ',Mai ; Bertrand, Mr. Atkins; erdl dMrs..DavenportAnnette, Miss S. Booth. • ..des for the 11,;xel to Ate taken of Brauchin, at the Hart -street, from Ten till' Four. 2 s; ` s 7 '•; nil Seco Price 3 , i. thi.--Pit 3s. ; Second Price econd ', p l. i r oe Gl u tiy - Skand'Priee Gallery is.; The D o „„ w ill be opened at Half-past rive, and the Play u l,at- rialf-past:S* • ••. ' la,Nticniirrow, • the Tri,gedy of Isabella: Isabella, Miss tr a „,,, l Qf ;' the - nu rtett a. of ' Mid a Thursday, t ite arectli: (l Percy: El wina, Miss ; with The Miller ti tw ig NtdiV.'-=O n: E' r i' c fs v 'produced (for the firstt nut), t Farc What'%aiMaii of. Fashion•?..—On Saturday, l agcdy Of . the Git'n*stel firs. Beverle:y, Mis; o Neill. , This Day.was published, Fl • orolscap • 8t o: "(the VOiii , ili.Editi44), prire9s. - boards, of g • , \V ORLt) BEFO E FLOOD ; a Poem, Teu Cantos, with other.otcasionalPieces. J kNIFS 11ONTGOMERY.' vatriinteil for I .4ngr '- ail e — l - l A urst, .11.ees,. Orme. arl!I Brown, nrsmt,., ' " ltr ' l-1 ""; and at - thti British Gallery, 6:1, New Borui - • . • . • .. . ),„ n , .v f lloni may be had, by the sa , iie Author,. , . , \194 ftnialj / YYtlndies, .-arid - otUer:t!oems ; the. lonrtbSclitiatt, 9... Ti 'w , .- price Gs. hoards. . Sixth E l d e -,r 4ll 'leiti• c.,f Sl,Nilizerloind, ' and 7 (itlier Poems; the • ‘c. m r. % " ), 1, in sMall Bro. price 6s. lnlards. , li ten. w r , ler ii i i j ir ( r nli guriitiry tii'splays it . rich and romantic fancy; a tr y: il l a e z_-; and ; ‘a copious and naive command of iinagery.and a.n irresistible influence over the feelings."-- --- v _ 4l • supER.I6R. ADvicE. r V • rof.l4•,,oltartak etuirint for shill • %MI experience, offer their advice, and exert their at*lrpet,;,"es; that for thpreje dire oee f ixtilch it few reig Au uning stly 13isca.m c;tcited they llsoitietit s fif inen;ll,i rise ~ ( d ' noraiit of the first principles, and in the practice of physic. Messrs - : tilltitM and tioce.• Reular Surgeons, sanctioned h}-every privilege to pr.se::- 1 4 , 11 % a „ 4l ' l hy the uniforin *siii•cesS:.Whielttlieir mode of treat tor Verieleat Complaints. has hitherto been attended, tur • - Jnite - with the sitme assiduity to direct their stodies to the rap ' of every sp ec i es o f t h at b ane f u l po i son, as we ll as th e re tre. of those distr ess i n g debilities noil•detieiencies which re"t 01:embitter the matrimonal state. In the catalogue - tvhi, ';/11.1 " ) infirmities tl • are none Mover - a ffl icting than those h are th e unavOidill-e e .consequences of On indulgenevin „ite!.l!atil ( test, iCtire • habit. The unhappy sinferer , bruuds j rnis fortitines:astizoileti to seek relief, until he is th i c;.• ich! to such a state of inis"er;" as to render life oppressive. In!rsens it a consoling - re fleetion to IsnoW that t hy a new and infallible remedy, be restorV telaxed f .`" .4l. er'efutlfitittiOnal strength anti vi};Onr. Wea +, • exces, dud : deliitit:itvd habits . , proceeding either front a ! ) %tene t! • ` . " l .l" l pki and illicit, pleasure, or front a long rest .32kei.ca 1 . " not el s itnates' , liar() drinking, the iatitidieious use. of ' &-c acr e I - 1 •,• •:f 'red to health an d sUength. ,• t _ , tr lt a sett-evident i;roposition, that %vac' e . 1•1 ak k i 61 ' "t" i ntellectual capacity is cliCected to- then treatmen treat„ re °f •a• .fete peculiar tenni:taints, there must be the ' th or ''' certainty of Success; and ac a proof of this position. ,• ~!"ellcod of cure is so particularly exiteditiiius, WV l i 4 , 1, (1 so evidently" stfperior to the common practice, s t . une slight casej of infection a perfect restoration is th,..l!eled lath e short period of three days, ald in thos e of p r n u ;uo . st vt ' t eraeY, whcre other practitioners have th e e" , • Perseverance in their plan of treatment ellStlreS to Cni ali n r Y at ent a safe, well.l.,•Tounded, and lasting re-establish application, the:patient will escape. the and ecpenc e of a. tedious attendance upon the less . ezt x.ai;d"ced practitioner. I n the must obstinate and cotripli ttcYthrC.,"e' of venereal infection, such its obstructions in the "rtlnt' I " m gY . excresoetices hard tumours,. eallotrg-tfle'7.' vrt. - 1 " 3 also sTRIGIURE,S, - -ether " 1 "nal weakness, sleets, as . 'the shin tev 'kt or of lotig dnration, and which have battled tatntre arc, by their present . ffectiiall;Mid ' peritianently . cured, with hen,„,.l.l r'' 'vitt &offering the excruciating pain and alarming YI which frequently follows the application of the In ca ustio- courgh or , ?.o years extiinsive practice-1n e 1 17,,,i r° Pc , Ii!, numerous cases Of strictures have item and 4 under care ;' the rOtitt erailiCatiOn of'ivliich is a •* or ~ certain, and lietlitions mode of practice, r , to' pity other 'yet adopted. The weakitess, ' % protteiling frontfrontthis complaint, is•speally lie;;11 . 1, :( ' and the patient restoied to sound and vigorous het Ent:where the 'tleliility•lMW for ears existe, iL . pro iiri4l"r,se r crafter their restorative .remedies, after the • ' r e has be en destr6ved, intlisPeuSably requisite to _Friv, con slumbering sparks of life, and to re-aiiiinate the untiou • • Ser e •• ' lityi ta Noblemen and Gentlemen of the•-• fi rit respectahi thp been under the care of. Messrs. Currie and Co. for -I Yrn.ortl • ' U , t 1 • Strictures, tk:C• ; anti h. ~ ib.,Pempamts of toe it. ira, that u "Wreetived railicar and Permanent cure, request (if ii i f . ,V;:Cniegvinity he !de tothenijassatisfactory,ev , idences of i re xristve superiority of 'Messrs. .Currie and, C_? : pl an fr ont ., 4 9elo:, tln:Se'6entlemen have hail strict ki cs io years, it. .g! li , ul been under the care of Nlessrs.. Neii,)::tlealisidel, nth'. otlie';'• SVl';i•enns of . • eqUal eminence, tU : 'l4; t FA'Pted the c tire by the -applieation of the lunar *itl:•intt success. ith t h i i 4 Crrie amt•Co.' may be. cont . -tilted 11r:either SeSe t:,. .flotN e: Z_greatest dell cacy ,• secrecy, and h ono ur, at their Pattilo7, ilatum-44i.den. • of " .;t 3 the Country are re nested to state the particu tim„,l'neir ease, a• - _ , ; d g,neral - habit of liKing; Sce. $ 4 ,.„, ;fa remittance for-in-trice and' Medicines, when. thg gas iite 4 ,,k 4,giv.en or sent to any part of the . l iingdulll. • rro , 3t ; 14u5t.,,. "Ile) ~r ecy s o e s s enti a l t o their ' tfiriertaking, the tqter3 way be ;lidde ttOd to"t rde 4cac u, eount fur mcdicities, • 14) 9 aRiO • DI:: 7TO 11 D I NG- Y-4 R Nom 9 1815- . ._ T""E are to give Notice, that oil Thursday, the 13d Instant, at Ten ,'Clock in the Farcnoon, trill he e.tpcwed to P178L1C5..11.,E , '", at his .2116'n'ty'. , Victual- Ibtg•Yard,piptfoPrt, a ?Juan-tit?' 6 4 ' S ERVI CE A 1 . 11. P. lIRE AD, iiad , nEtr swndrif • 'Lots of the firdlowink errviceable Provision . o and Stores, now lying in the Yard, Bread, Bread lie:st, Emir, Raisins, Rice, Pease, Oatmeal,. Ifeci . , Pork, . Suet, Vinegar; - BLittt;r, CiieeS6; and . 'Sugar ; I Washed Bags ; ',eager, Butt, Puncheon, Hogshead, Bar rel, Iristi.TferecaLi Barrel .St ayes ;. ikr, tight ana.ary; Fire Veod, &c...&v: &t. A Deposit of '2st. per cent. is to be made •lipon the anzattut eeltChLot at the time of Sale, and the remaindee-of - Ike i4zr c9ref:se-money raid before the Stores are•removed, for which firposi a period of t 4 working . days will be a Yozertifomi the day of saTh, the Blyrrs pvitenlarly obst.TO'inl,r, that not • less thtin one-4141 , f the pantie:if iS - to be taken aWayfeont thelire "Wises within the first'ieven do4ys, and thrreuz.7iotter in the Neren following days, otherwise the deposit money will be for:feiter., and the Provisions or Stores remain the properly of the Crown, as no extension of time will, on any acerount, be granted. ViCTV4LL/WG-OFFICE, Nor , . 10, 1,;15. E CO NAUSS TO NE RS for VICTUALLING His 311.1E5TY'S NAVY dO hereby give Notice, that on Tuesday, the ilst instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, sealed up, and treat pr One Hundred Tons of PATNIEAL, to he delivered in the course of a Month into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Cie Ports, and in the proportions undermentioned, viz.:— 7'ons. Deptford Portstpooth Plymouth 100 Tans and to be paid for by Bills payable, with Interest, ninety days after date; and also for the Sale of all thi),YEAST that shall be made in . his Majesty's Ittewhouse at beptford for One Year front. the date of the Contract. rhe Conditions of the Contracts may be .seen at the Secre tary's Ofike. No reg4rd will be had to any Tender in which the Price :shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shalt not be delivered to the Board before One a' Clock on the said Tuesday, the tlst instant ; nor unless the Person who maker th Tender, or soate Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. . . . . MR.' INTEST's PICTURES—CHRIST RE: 3F,OTED,. his SECOND PICTURE of cimisT, .ki EAJAiso i,1,1,1w, TEMPLE,. a is4l ~ t 4 PESIG:S..(II the _SW,. CIFIX - 1ON•of OUR SAVIOUR, with several SKETCUES, -air no Exhihiting at No. 115, PAUL-MALL, Rear Carlton tionst, every day (Sundays execyted) from Ten in the Morn ing to the - einse of the Evening. li.t. Good Fires are kept in the Rooms. By Order, CHARLES Secretary THE TICKET, No. 9409, drawn a Prize. of 4,0001. on 'fintrsday l a st, was shared and sold by :PER'RY; at his truly Fortnnate :Odic:, Nu. 1, Holborn Bars (the Corner House). J. PERRY takes this opportunity to 'return his sincere Thanks to his Friends.and the Public, fur—the distiorruished St:ippon he has been favoured with in the present Lpery, and trusts the above Success is a prelude to. his a 60,0001. a n d a 20,0031. NE 1' sATuRDAY, being the LAST DAY of Dr..vnig the:present Lottery of IZ,oooliekets. The *heel is inaurensely rich, io ntaioing.' • , Three Prizes of L 55,000 TWO .40,0051 One .. L. 4,000 • Six... 1.1,000 &c. More Fortunate Tickets and Shares are now on Sale at PERRY's LUCKY OFiIIICIL, .No.l, liolhora Bars. MATCHLESS WEIEOL Contains tht,,GREAFEST, P.1.1.17.,ES ever known ! ! ! NEXTSATeit.DAY, November 25, ut Nine o'Clock in the • • Morning, • • • The LAST DAYof Drawing the 15,000 Tickets. EE 'Prizes of E 50,030 TWO 20,009 ONF. . . 4;000 SI esidcs Prizes of 5001. 2.01)1 . ..'200 1 i 0 . 0 k 1 c.'&c. Three ptr Cent. Uonsuls. TBIM; Contractor, gratefully ;lel:now -A. • ledges the distinguished preference of the Public Com mands at his favoured Offices, between th'e First 'and Second Dar of Drawing, and invites their attention to the above matchless. State, of the Wheel, which from the number and Ma4nitude ofthe Prizes istinerpialled ; and by the great Rase, - of Stocks, an advantage is scented to Adventurers never khoWn heforc, emit Which probably will ne ver occur 'a.,7ain. As long as any Ticliets remain with T. I3ISH, the Contrac tor, lie will preserve a ChOice Selection, at his Others No. 4, CORNMLI.,•and CTIAII.INC“:I'.. O S, Unlidon. B uti From the ionuber and .magnitude of the Prizes, The extraordinary advantage by the Rise of Stocks, And the few Tiekets - anitShares remaining unsold,. 'art imiliediate purchase is essential, to prevent disappoint ment. MISS WILLIAMS'S NARRATIVI. This Day was published, in .avo. price 9s. (d. A NARRATIVE 61 the EVENTS ‘vA, 'ie_li l lave lately talc'en plate in FRANCE ; with ;in 'Account of the present Slate of Societyanil Public Opinion. By HELEN MAMA. WILLIAM g. Printed' fur iolut Murray, Albetuarle-strek. TO PRESiI:RVE 'run TEETH AND t;ni. [IV 4 . 4 I,ER'S CELEJSRATED VEGETABL E .To (yr r 03v lt, is, with confidence, rektolumend • ed to the Use of the Pnblio, as the Most efficacious Prepara tion for preserving tho Teeth in a sound state, errs to old ag•e* and producing „a.,.pearly whiteness, without impairing the Enamel. It iroparts a firmness and - beautiful redness to • th e the Breath the most doleet,ible.tiweetness ; and if uscd'cou,tantly as directed, wilt prevent the Tooth Acif by ;Lemming its canso--the Scurvy in the Gums. Price 25. 9d. the Box. BUTLEIVii SurTituom , LAvvsnEß WATEII, from its cle;ant fra;rancy, has received the ;approbation of then . Royal High tesses e Princess and Princess Charlotte of Wales, •and of many Ladio of the first.llisLiliction. I.t llza-pint Battles 4s. and Pints fibi. • Prepared UMd sold by R. Rutler,No. 4,Cligapside, London ; and, by his appointment, by most Coantry Medicine Venders an d Perfumers in e veil To 4n. NORTH- eND, n ear Portied.—Mtid ern 80 US EI - 10 LD ICHURE, Duren of Srnc old Port, Shen •Mountain, and Lishott,Naluable ultl Paint:hgs, searre Prints, _large Pier (;lasses, a, brilliant-ton . ed Piano-torte, and Effects.— ,Vessrs. Premist-s, on ThurSday next, the'23l inst. and.fo;lowiog 'Day, at Twelve o'Clock, bY'di reetion the Assignees . . . . ART Opt the Modern HOUSBHOLD FUR NITURE, fine-Joued Piano 7 fprte, by(.4oner,.with ad- KO - S; itabl? Pier Glas;:cS and Mirror, Pal:Ili:m . 1, in-. eluding the - OreciairDavghtVr,•Snsannair and the Elders, and many others by celebrated masters; fine. Prints, elegantly trWed anti glared; near 'l9O cloz.en of. very fine Win?: pin- Glass, Other etl'ects of yir. A. Pink, North gnu, near Ports4a. rite urnitnie cnanprises mahogany four -post and field ,fik-dstearis, , with furnitures, feather-bejs and bedding, mahogany wardrobe and chest of drawers, capital library and firealtfrist-taide . s, a set o f dining, card, tend PeMbrolie ditto, eight capital mallovny Trafalgar chairs, elegant • French win 444%: curtains, large Brussels'. carpets; .and other ca cable articl•c3. May be viewed on Wednesday and Morning of sale, when Catalitgors may lie had on the and at the George '' ,, A* l • l WO, Portsmouth; lted Lion, Gosport; Crown hm i tortsea; Winkwortb, Solicitor, Portsmouth.; and of Messrs. gobiS:,,Covent•garden, Lo dun. INORTI - I-END, near Pbits . 6. and Portsm6utii.---Valuable FREEHOLD B WERY. of Mr. Arthur Fink, a Bankrupt'. - By Messrs. ROBINS,. OH the Premises, on Thursday, Nov. 2:3, at Twt-lve, in One Lot, by directfun.ol:the Assignees, without the smallest 'reserve, capital and complete FREEHOLD BREWERY, with Store-houses, Malt-honses;- Sta pling, and every requisite to . continue tite extrusive Trade lately carried ou by Mr. Pink, situate only two and a half miles Irons PortSmoitilt, on the, London Road. :The situation is too well known to need comment, and • the extensive Premises (which have only been erected about live years, •at an expense of Many Thousand Pounds, and are in most corn- Sete Repair), form without exceptioo One of the ;Mist cant, plete and well arranged-Breweries in the Kingdom. May be viewi l d't ill the Sale, surd-particulars had on the Pre mises; the George :And Crown Inns, Portsmouth ; the R e d Lion, Contort ; the Crown:lnn, Portsea; 0f.141r. Winkworth, Solicitor, Portsmouth; and ot Messrs. Rubins, Covent-gar den, London. RENT CHARGE of 2G41. per Annum, indisputably wtll • secured for and during the • Lives of Six P e rsons, en large Estates in Nurthumberland.—By Messrs. ROBINS, at their spacious Roonis, Piazza, Covent-t,trden, on Sattird, fd Dec. at Twelve, by direction of the Assignees of Messrs. White, Cochrane, and Co. A N ANNUITY, or CLEAR FREE RENT CHARGE, of TWO HUNDRED and SIXTY-FOUR - POUNDS a YEAR, for and during the lives of Six Persons, and the life of the Survivor, additionally . secured by the bond and judgment of the Grantor, and eharg.ed upon his Reversionary Interest to. Estates of great vtiltic lit N 9 riliumhevland.. Particulars may be had 't2t) da y s prior to the Sale, of Mr. Chippendale, Solicitor, - lir,-at ., Queen-street; the Auction Mart; and in Covent-garden. • A PRIVATE BOX in DRURY-LANE TII.F.ATRE, for the present, and ce.venteen successive Seasoni, on. -the ,South: side of the Pit.—By _Messrs. ROBINS, at t'beir spacious Rooms, Covent-harden, Covent-arden, on Sc4orday, bee. e, 'at Twelve,' without , t* ! ' • A PRIVATE PIT pox, ,Veinir No.' 5 in tiie. • 6 • very hest situation on tt - :.! south side of Ake„Theytt•re. This valuatile property is .equal to l'iectiold, for and (hiring the term of 17 Seasens, bein ' z subje.n only tn a pepptr 7 cdrii rent; and it is submitted, whether-viewed as ilitocury bl tendant "on the peculiar advantage of A PkIVATE 130 X IN 1)1.11.1itY-LANE ; .1 , , a s a property from which a large annual Mona". nay be derived; in either case it may hi recomniended as an eligible mode of investineat. • Particulars may be had at the Auction Mart; and in Co vent-Garden. • •. . . SEVENTEEN ACRES of Capital FIIEEHOLD LAND, with-Brick Earth, • at •Islintion, contiguous to the. Angel- Inn, with extensive. Frontage, and in Otaations .pattticu- Inrly elipilde for buildini_opon, 7 --By Messrs. ROBINS, at their spacioas Rooms, Pilti.z.a, Covent-Garden, on Satitrday, • :lee, 9, at Twelve,-in , Seven lag., • • Fil-EI.HOLD PROPERTY;xery eligibly situate hir vas ions pin poies, but presumed to - he eingalarly well. aiLl ed f,q . 11:6 Ming ground, haring con siderahle extent Of' 'froatage, - awl in situations so fro - 1y de sirable as to render • sticcess•scarcely doubtfist,Ak)iitaiiiing nl to:zether Ida. 9a. 201'. of uncommonly rich Meadoiv , and Pas ture Lanai' contiguous to the Angel-ran. at Islington, and cktending over various 'parts of Conduit FM& to • - THE TUNNEL OF ' - f - 11E /I.Ef.;ENVS CANAL. • This property is divided into small lots to suite the con venience of every utie, and immediate possession may be had. 'Fite several Lots may he viewed till the Sale; and printed particulars .had of NJ r. illett, Solicitor, Middle Temple-lane; and'of Mesas. Robins, Covent-Garden, where a plan of the Lots MaY be seen. LIOCKIVOLD. ESTATE-, near Brandon, in Norfolk, with Alic • Paramountship and Manor .of Waylands, ex - tending over several thousand aaes of Land, abounding with Game; n. extensive tight of _Fishery in the 'Brandon River, which hininds this extensive Property; two exca 1- lent Fiirrlk Muses, and 13It Acres of Capital 1.411 d, iii a ring fence.—lly Messrs. ItOiqNS, at their spacious Rooms, Piazza, Corent-Ga4ilen, on Saturday, 9, at Twelve, in true Lot, without restriction, Aportant FREEHOLD PROPERTY, • presenting an opportunity for an advantageous invest, went, rarely to he obtained, comprising Ti) K HOUK WO 1,1) ESTATE; ; With a. GentkrillAnly Form Mins.e., r t requisite Out-build ings, a smaller Iluuit., with snitable Ltti;es, and near TIIIItI'EEN I.II.7NDRF.D .AND TWENTY ACRES Of Most capital_ Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, lying_ unusually compact, and entirely within a ring fence. This Estate abounds.with tivantal:es, all tht Fen Lands have re centle been thoroughly drained, and the whole Estate put into the best possible state fur ;:grieultnral purposes, at an • expenee of many thousatid pounds; it is boirsded by the na vigable river tallest .Little Ouse, which communicates with all the toliawing exTO lent market towns, viz.---lirandon, this tant only ti miles; Thetford,l.2 miles ; and Cambridge, 24 , miles; Lynn is only '2p miles; the wloile is let upon lease for 21 years from Michael:Tins last, to a most respectable and sub stantial; tenant, at a eery low rt.nt of FIFTEEN 1-IV. , iIYttED AND EIGHTEEN POUNDS per Annum.. Fifty acres of the Lord, in a situation most desirable for building, a Mansion, i.s reserved in the lease, to be taken pos session of at the option of the purchaser, The Estate, may be viewed till. the sale, - viith permission of Mr. and }:rioted ,partioilars had at the Rutland Arms, Newmarket; Bell, Thetford; • Chequers ' .Brandon ; Angel, .ThlrY St. Plmund u s; Rnse, Ca,4idge ; Messrs. Foster :And Unthank, Solicitors, Norwich: - at the 'AuCtion Mart; and of ;MesSri. RObins, Covent-Garden", Where the Plan may be ;seen. MEDICO-Cl-11/11711.GICAL -TRANSACTIONS. This Day *as toibli4led, 111.8vo. the Third Editiol4.(witt,Ten Piatvs),pricel4s.bonrds, Of Volinoe 1, of _ _ FDIC 0 CII Ilt liG ICA L 'FRANSAC rioNs published by the Medical and Chirurgieal _ , _ iSOciety of I . ootiott. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Browrz, Pa tern"4er-row. Of whom may be had, Vol's. 2 to 5, , price 3t. 9i. 4otards ; `and Volume 6 will appelr "ni' a few (;:,y-s. Fo'reigri-01Yre, Nor. n, l s 15. Higbriess the Prince Regent. bns been - pleased, in tbe name P /Pi 1111 the hebalf of hi. Niaiesty, to amirove of Nlr..Robeet W. Fox, as Consul fOr the United States, at Fal. month. A Coonnisi.;iC)ns signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County tund City of Gloucester, and of the County and Lay of Bristol. William Davies, Clerk, to be DePnty Lieutenant; Richard Jenkins; Esq. to be iliac). • Commissions in tlie Hertfi . ndshir'eßeg!ment of Militia, sizned by the Lord Lietityintut of the Counts of Herefora. '- Charles 'tiles, Esq. tO be 'Caplain ; Wiiliam Oittis,y, Gent. to be-Lieutenant; Deirsley, Getit. to tie ditto; Wii.- liam . 'Dennett, Gent. to be ditto; Henry Parker, Cent. to be Ensi r 7,n. • - BANKII.CpTc7 SUPERSEDER. Thomas Simmonch and-Harry Sh'crer, 'Maidstone, N‘ l' l n m r chants. BANKRUPTS. George George, Geoport, 3lopseller, to k.urrender December . •7, at one, 8, at eleve q r z rttro at one, at the India Arris tiosport. Attorines, Mti easthile, Atexacheq aria New lon, or Mr. Ciiricl:sliittac e Goport. Wit Thorireloc, Birmingtotti, ,baker, .DeceMirer 5,6, and - 30,• at twelve, at the White IVirt Di'ght , th. At tornis, Mr. 15arit; Thm:O.ai., Hind-court, Fleet s t r eet, or • Mr. Edward I t i - i:Aett, Errthing Jelin Mackey, Plymouth, victualler, Di.tember 5, alw at eleven, at the Exchange,' Plymouth. Attuimies, Mr. . Samuel Kelly, ur Messrs. Anstice and Wright, Inner! Temp'ic. Bichertdst, OstVestrr, Shropshire, druggist, De—i ember 5,6, and 30, at eleyere, at the Talbot Inn, Claines., • AtfOrnies, Messrs. Prita and•Williath'S ; 'Lincoln's Inn, sc . it-' Thomas Price zinc! William phililswortlf, Worcester. • - • • _ . Charles Warwick Fry'er Wallse'r, 'Exeter, Mercer, December 4,5, and3f:*„ at eleyen, at the Hotel Tavern, Exeter.—• Attornier, ivlessrs. Lamb, Bretton, and flawii..:, Princes street:, Bank of Enzland, or Mr.. •M,r . tiratr, Eater. ... Humphries, Saint Ilvtithtt's-hlll, wisolesa.t•-drug•gist, Nore . nsitek 21, Deck - 16er 5 aiiil ;o.:+t rieven,7at Atbaney, Mr..Nettles!liy, Grocers' WiMani Dindge Taun6,n, ts4x-street, Stiaid, 'scrivener,' November 2t, 28, and I)eckuniser 36, at. eleven, at Guild.; Attornies, MesSrs. tAntb, Brutton, and tia,i.e„ Prineet-street, 13;inii. Robert Livie, Austin-friars, rife:chanty. NoretnlNri 21, CS, and December 30, at :twelve, at Guildhall': -Attornies,' Messrs. Crowde'r, Lurie, and . Garth, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry. • Thomm Cox, sllip-alleY, ,Weltcloie-squarc, linen-draper„ November 21, 22, and December eo, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Langley, Charlotte-street, Bedford•square.. WilliaM Stephen Wright, .Portishead, Somerstsslare, shop. • keeper, November 20, 2.f. and December se-;' at. twelve, ae the Commercial P_ooms, Bristol. Attdrnies, Messrs. Win- m War and James Harris, Btis'tol, or Niessts.Vizard, son, and Blower, Linculn's Intl. • . :• William Smith, Beerferris, Devonshire, lime-burner, No- . Alember 25, , Dece4tber 4: and 30, at eleven, at. the • Com-% Inercial Inn, Plymouth. Attornies, Messr. Meggisons rairbanl:; Ilartori-garden, or Me,zsri. e.:roker and Nirilles—' ford . , Tavistock. Thomas SymOnds Scott, Great Saint Mien's, merchant, No— vember 21, December 2 and to, at twelve, at. Attorney, Mr. 1-lackett, New-coati., Swithin's-lane. Joseph Stir., High tiolbork, lilitferdttshei•,• Novctittler 25, at: ten, December 9, at eleven, and 30, at ten, at Attorney, :vlr. Oshale.citon, Lon:Ion-street, Fencharelt-i street. Quartermain, GOrlsion - e, Surrey', 'farmer, November (21, 28 s • and:December 30, at ten, at Guildhall. .Attorneyi• llr.slohit Pearson, Staple Inn. Samuel Brampton, Broughton-Hackett, Worcestershire, lime-burner, November 20, at eleven, .December 4 and 30,• atone, at the Hare and - Hounds Inn, Saint ILliehael; Bed warffine. , Attornies, Nlessre. Cardales and liing, hiol horn-court, Gray's Inn, or Mr. Sunders, Sidbury. John Macintyre, Liverpool,: merchant, . December 14, 15,: and 30, at eleven, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attor "tiles,. Mr. I.kt - try Denison, Castle-street, Liverpool, or Messrs. Atkinson and Wildes, Chancery-lane. Thomas' Blackburst, Lea, Lancashire, maltster, DeeembeC 13, at four, 14 and 80, at-eleven, at the Castle Inn, Pres-, ton. Attornies, Mr. Chippendall, Great gle - _-n-street. Liocoln's-Inn-fields, Messrs. Johnson and Robinson, Lan . ca*ter, or Mr. Blaciihurst, Preston. ' JaMes Palmer, Pindico,lrymnonger, November 22, 30, and December 30, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hunt, Sorrey-street, Strand: Richard Wilson Barher,.lvy-lane, Newgate-street, px-inter, November 35, December 2 and 30, at one, at Guildhall.-- Attornies, Messrs. Russen and Son, Crown-court, Alders gat e-st rect. . • Jameison, Tottenham-court-road, baker, November 91, December 2 and 30, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney,. Mr.Cunninghain, Froh-street, Soho. -John Poynton, Sheffield, silver-plater, December 5, • and. .to, at twelve, at the Hotel, Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. C. llroohfield, Sheffield, or . Messrs.Tilson and Preston, Cole man-street. . • Makin Thomas, Plymouth-Dock, merchant, December 5; 7, and 30, ut eleven, at Weakley's Hotel, Plynio•atli-Dock.—. 7 Attornies; Messrs. Cardales and Young, Gray's Inn, or Me.' Simmons, St. Austell. William Loft, Smsex-place, Kent-road, dealer, November 21, 28, and December 30, at eleven, at Yfuildhall. , ..A.ttornies, essrs, Rogers and Son, Manchester-buildings, ‘Vestudn- • ster. Thomas Taylor, Burgh, Lincolnshire, corn-dealer, November 95, December 2 and aO, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, John Robert, Hare-Court. Temple. John Emery, Morrey, Staffordshire, tape-manufacturer, No veinher.t.:9, 30, and DeLemher 30, at eleven, at the Fight-. ing Coda Inn, Icing's Bromley. Attornies, Messrs. Lam berts Co. Gray's-Inn-square. James Gomm, Buchland Common, near Wendover, Bucking hamshire, merchant, NOrember :25, December 2 and 30, at twelve, at Guildhall, LOndon. Attorney, Mr. Finnis • I-Tart-street, Bloomsbury. , , John Cole Csow, of 11addenbam, CAmbridgeshire, miller, .... November 21, 2.3 , and December 30, at clic, at Guildh:lll, London. Attorney, Mr. Farlosv, Chancerv-lane, JOI:n Gmalchild the elder, and John Goodebil,i the youngqr, Pallion, Durham, chip-owners, December 5,6, and SO, at eleven, at the 13ridge Ino, in Bishop Wearinoutli, ham. Attormies, Mr. Blakiston, Symcnd's Inn, London,' .... . , or Mr. Thompson, Bishop Wearmouth. • John Geldie, of Laurence Pountney-hill, Cannon-street, mer chalit, Novemher December G, and 30, at ten, at Goild-' hall. Attornies,MessrS.Kniet and Freeman, Basinghall street. John Rudhall and Henry Rio Mall, of Birmingham, drapers, -December 1,2, and 30, at eleven, at the Stork Tavern, in, the Square, Birmingham. Attornies, Mr. Platt, New:Bos well-court, Lincoln's inn, London, and Mr. Elkington, Birmingham. CERTIFICATES-DEC. 9. J. Noble, Piucklersbiwy, merchant—R. Shepherd, Bridport, victualler—T. Mere,Wiltshire, victualler—J. Levy, Boston, jeweller -I' J. Earl, Uxbridge, shopkeeper—R. %Wright, JOtherhithe, surgeon--E. Bialieley, New pon(I-street, I iner...-1. Strathnotn, Austin-friars , merchant —Gainson, Cant den -town, victualler-4. Greaves, rnerchaiv.-., S. B. Williarn and 1-1; Petty, St. M a rtin's-le-grand, oilmen— J. Hill,. Spring-gaplens, taylur—J. s teYens, Manchester, luren-draper. St:YoAa. —Average Price of Brown or 'Aioscovado Sugar, computed from the }Warns made in the wee* ending the 15th,_ day of November, 1815, is 595. 4,1. per cwt. 'For Dividends, &c. see the Last Pagel