The Sun. — London, England, 1815-07-26 00:00:00

•. ~^, • tiTTAltlill 71 41 .1 /14 W.Sl" s 1) I CTU RItS—C 1-I RI sric R Lli h is ':;ECON D f-IcHIP-,2 l -TT Jr )14 the ain't the nf tae : .;* I, )N ()lilt t: ` I( ? with several Sh. Ell., !d•- ) , :i; e z 4"W Exia:tili t ; at ' No. *V-2' Li, -‘1.-11.1, near caelton '"3 ev,ry ktiacialzs ex " c ' e . :tea) Ten in the Intlurn-, in tt:e. Orcier, b CHARLES SMART, Secretary. SAVING TO COLONELS OF REGIAIENTS. Inv haye s TEPEIL . Nrs . I)egs to inform COLONELS to CLOIHE' REGINIENTS, that thtii with nailing.; Accoutrements, Smllery, Shoes, he will Scc..at per Cent. less in price than what tit ilow• payhig oa the s,zune'Creilit,‘and for any ionnnbcr itrt t e t; " thC,it inay lie ato•c•etl On.—Nu.'2s, Upper '1 homes near illackfriar4-bridze: IL. . PUBLIC OFFICE, BOW-STREET. . 9SI or sToLEN-. on 4 he' 12h inst. at the - " " e af . Lords, :k very, fine BL (.:K INDIA SI- I.\ ) 1 1;;,• 4 superb broad Pold .r Whoever can give sttch whir ti,t'rpor4.tethe ,Iliiire Silice, itr to Mr. Wright . , Doori;e . eptir _at kt4 i , of, I.4rds, as HMV be the . means of recovering the 1i.44.4, ileteetiii?: the °gender, shall be vvry larg‘ciY re tt f T thir. trouble. ti...,...... • WATERLOO .13'BK.:itiirrIoN. 4 T a of London Tavern, 25th July, 1375. .4LCx)rolitlilit:Aiotisand Notice of SubsF3.i.P:e are regne4ted.to be- addressed to the Committee si.,L'''tY of L andon Tavern. ' tluaieriptiohsare re , eivcd 401 meril; and by a ll t h e 13 cglint Subs criptions al ro Chttrch, • atter a Itet.,Tse„, hi the *Collect' g I,: 50, 7 Ileariu,ll,at Carlton, the }te r, 14 01), ctlon Lt•P• Good- Qt 'ilect o , • 26 11 6 * NIII E "in a di, co ureil, atter titer 4 „ rs , by the * - 13 13 tif tl4un the Tow the r'''.eseli(l and I,4risZigt.ibouring - toi nit . 5 ) On ac , m. 4 11,, 11 3 4411:Nlit ' 2 0 q) . l er e . of a - Poor 1,",-;(3ttotz a Lloyd's; at the City of Lon tuliers of the Metropt;lis. lily advertised 2.83,857 IDs- 4d. Mt s. Lucy rice - 5 O 5O 0 Wheathainstead Pa rish; by the Rev. C. - • Chauncey . - - 13 . 0 1 The Dean of West- minster 20 ,0 Thomas Milks - • 20 0 The Earl of Aylesbury 105 0 Dyke - ,Acklaucl, It. N. 10 10 Abel iloysey - • 20 0 Duchess of Buceleugh 105 0 Geo. Marriott. - 5 6 Granville H. Wl:e'er 5 0 Miss Caroline Ila Haas: 2 2 Miss L. Halifax - 2 , i•bard'i'ol 5 - 5 10 10 The Earl of Winchelsealoo 0 Paul Co'h Methuen 21 Thomas Hares - 10 10 Lord Willoughby De I.IN. ,k 1 0 10 0 8 5 1 0 Xl~ti4ol4"Dbarts Co. - 5 5 IVolt:gdel - 0 100 0 At Bosanquct & Co. 21 0 - At,,, R s a nkeys a 5 5 rr nd co. 10 tuev, hi t ". • H. .16 -16 s 10 ( i rwood __• At Barclay & Co. Iticl;"u NI Bevan - 5 5 .11,v. J. D. nuttier - 5 0 s collectioo at St. Mar garet" fattens and • St. Gabriel, Fen- church, iiptheNivra log, by the tier. John Grose, NI. 1. Anq in the Evening; b: tlev.'J, J. S;:rgrove, LL.B. •14 dlO The Parish of St. An drew Uodcrhaft, af ter. a Scroto9 by the - Rev. NV. Antrobds, Rector - 50 0 w. Ward - 5 5 Weddell,,Till &Weddell io lu IS 1 1 , - 25. 0 At Ilenry lloorcs & Co. L Meet -street. --vv. Dr. John Drake 21 0 titarlrs T. Wood : 20 0 Li7r. 'Wood 0 L. - 4 " N%st:oullt Curzon . 0 Atql,„ ua,,„ ,21 o 24111141 y. ....,..._ tzc t) , ----- --______L_____ H__ • . 'iNE.' 1) %ll' e t , 11,11OIV AT N D11...\,W1Ne4 TO-NlO. t)'CLOCR• t4el,-I W[1EEL.......0n1y T‘vo Days to D . r: . l e w, '1" the'Gre-ii p ..., of ,„ 0001; 3,,,,,01. 1,,k‘,.... t . . r;,,.. ...,, L.,00) .• • • ........ Prize 01 - 1,050 b .."' ..... • (in Gol,l'. • 1,000 11 ••• .. ... .. . :(ii:i ......... ) ' - 1 ',X) ' l ntl ** •• . , ........... TI-1,1t4t PropOrtion of 50i. :lad 15i. Yet tryth;'"‘l..n. 4.0 414) aud LAsr DAY, TuEsDA'l, August ‘ itEs he stwitlNTEl) uNDRAwN TicKETs and 8 ri b :. m .,.. theret, kit t 1g by.CARROLL and CO. Coatraetors fur), •tii,i,, °l N t : . r y , , , 7, oRNHLL, a „d 2.6, OXFORD-SI 111 ",. , .. % w 4s • ' ;1,11, one of the Golden Prizes draw -----.._ f43l u in Shares. 1,1 - - ---..,_______ n the 11.. r. 10'11IST ;:;:------ July 19, . No. k I S DRAWING, rfer s .L,wo I.:llI.?, 'a Prize of .20,0001. was sold in ,9" Qaa ' ) 01)/1" IN, aud Eight sixteenths by_ RICH AlllS . o , N ,): 1%11 C k a A ItOW JULY" o•---SECOND J).l7i'S .0:1A East nta`v, 'tu 3 27, at Nine ii'Cluck. Third and ' • . RI Cli WI-lEF.L. ( ~: ~......... ........... . of L.10,9(00 60,) ........ , .......... 2,000 ~... •• • . ............ 050 . ••••• " • • • (in (3 u1i.1)....• •., 1; ''''• ........ (in liold . ' I 0 , Alai it; • • • i • • :-• • .... in, 4................. y s. 1 :1(‘ . 'e flll. proportion of 501. and 151. I • .1 I CE' r 1, e liy it,_,!tuit SHARES ' warranlod undra'w , ? ,s areo n n - L,4N%futiAlll)SON, GOODIXCK, 414., al '4 the present LOT PERY at their al O i rric. ( e ' s; '4 C4AIIING-CROSS• ' COltN- „, • • .ireil y ti 4ILLARD'S 1111PERIAL CLOTLI. '. _ IS MAJESTY'S I:OVALLETTERS PATENT• oa ttli a ” Pai (I rt in • . &I , tt us les agalnens ea • '.'l, --..aS ell pass • ,in to us \. - qui rend intittlel'us4ge de flatinclie. til 1 hr e re i s :)I.lll.ity, 1119'cliattts, a . lt(l tit s c i Nt orli_._. I.ectfully informed, the above ca,ol r . . :., for ~,! 941:7, .at.loos piirpose,s of. Family-use, for Slitrttr....l ,).0 )'1.41,,1. !•;.htldrens' wear Sli s, &(. used for the l'u . ' P u ; t _ , p r t a t h d a i i p e t ,' 14ii(414114Iirsetriipss.13sses every other (*.loth in intsluperi:liTil?tificti ‘,,,?,',. liy p r qtr . t he;tlth, whiC i it pro t nt h I' ti„,: la th,-. ,eetillg with increasing the n - ati . ye w t ia '‘,._- 1414,,,, 'o.ills th at I.l_,!ttest seaion, and totally preventing . tirir..r;, .411,,,.,,,tivi;i115e ri.i.nti being' suddenly Chilled after otidiitos try, r t ,.(ltli ,a r il l , ) i v it7 : l ::: ll . t .I.t tteve,r imbibes the dat ' u• ''-•,, , , -; Ire 't4t • 'ea tiv ,1311 d • its ceonomy add durith s li.. t 41(1),.` e rfattn,„ sr. • yin appeolatree,peenlr.. .4-111:',:sr..t1,,entti ‘I( f 44l te t , ..7 "llsses every. other Cloth tor co, t, ( .( ce ).,, i 4 nn '1!--Well.(ls tieing i..iths or nearly half the price, .; lii‘,:rl tli.it-I,W,ide 'Sheeting' i 3 oho purcliased.at, 7.7.. 'td. I". 4 4 i ' '" () I . .ts -t' ,,'' only 'ls. titl. of egdal fineness,. wlli gIl e !'• itti n • `'". Yard, in addition to - 11'R peculiar. comfort, trip-' •°P'n'ti9n forthe other (. Id send 'qualities! 1i,,,111 dul y ,,, sn, is t ilel ' ; ' ftta ar,a3lped, Wholesale in entire Cases, con- I li, 1: i , t :t e ,e. ~.. f , 2 - : 7, - t ::: ), (,‘: o.isl . e e tts - each, • yard at A id . Ire' con .lt. 0. • ,11./\„,u4 }aids, from Qs. to ..,s. 0 , r.►•,_ a nd for Exr . ntation ; and by -• 1, 41 '1: (41,6. •ii`JAl. 'IV A p,Eutt), t s Es, N. 1 (3, Chcap}sioe., s iti4lliktly ,`.' tl 'e . in Town (p• Country, and - the 1111 ) 1 . ‘c ar c !':l'i:'''t '''''(''"ltit'itt'l sagliiist i:xlitationi. _ Orders. with re -1,,,,..11%,,f0r ',,ei.ted as 'lithe nart•e • w ke pres'xiit.-•••The II litre 1..% • , • Lagite Lt r ,, • .' ' ' ~.. ta,a , c d as aliviek truth I.e,ir u4it__3 sits may be 9 , J • 4 each i • 1 , !Lv•- ~,_`+ ilf ' t 4 1 l os , ji3l o 65 el o 65 t o : 5 , 1' ii" 1 1-. 5 0 2 m ° o 6ti , ",1 C r ' 4 4 4 (Itg >W i r e'sPvl r ° . o °4 13C I-We 4" A • 0 1 50 tti S rD. 1 01 ( 1 de 11 ) 1 1 t,ll s Lo la ,8 0111 ' , 045 g c oW e l o i. re r e ol l l d u o f ‘ lftf r t • „ . . • 14 v . • , L;jej: .t AVEDESDAY>. JEJ - LY 26, NEW STAMP DUTIES. Stamp-Office, London, July 80, 1815. • N°TICE is hereby that two - Acts were passed in • the late SesSlon of Parliament, for repeal ing the Stamp Duties on Deeds, La' Prucet din' g 's, and other written or printed Inqrtiments, and the Duties on Fire In surances and on Legacies, and Successions to personal Estate Upon Intestacies, and also the Duties on Advertisetneuts, Almanacks, Newspapers, Paorphlets, Gold aiid-Silyer Plate, . Stage Coaches, and ,Licences for keeping Stage Coaches, niw payable in Great Britain, and for gratiting new Duties in lieu thereof; and that the new Duties are to commence upon the Ist of September next; except the Duty on Fire. Insurances, which is to. commence ma the 2.9 th September ; s and the Duties ou Stage Coaches and Stage Coach Licences, avi s i:ch . 'are to coMmenceon the sth September. , A very generalinereaSe of the present duties is enacted ; " and sumac Itistruments are , snhjected to ad vaThreia . Duties which are not sa,at. present, such as. Deeds of Exchange and Par4tion, Leases, Settlements of Money and of Shares in the public Stocks or Fund;, wheth •r voluntary or upon Marr-iage, and Warrants of Attorney to confess .lud st ;Ment, tt hcu given as 11 security for alone , : instead us bonds or mortgages, , - Au-4 Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes at more than. two months atter date, or. sixty days atter si,ght, are ebaraed with higher Duties than those payable at ithorter periods. The new Duties are contained in Schedules, in %vide!' the instruments and things charged are classed and alphabetically arrangtai, so as to afford irseomplete Tabl e o f Duties, in the most-convenient and practical form, and to supersede any oc casion for those compilations, published by private indivi duals, to wail ll the profession of the law and the public have foraierly found iheouvenient to resort. And as the , Schedules will not admit of an aliridgment: that can be safely relied,up on, fire Cuusritissiuuars recommend it to the profession and others mot to trust to any thing else in matters of importance.' The Acts contain various provisions for securing the Da ties, 'which are material to be attended to by those who wish to avoid Penalties. And the provisions of former Acts are to be enforced, in r egayd to those Dutio r concerning which no new provisions are enacted. •WithresPeet to the RECEIPT DUTIES, it is'in he observed, that not only fbrmal Receipts, but all -Notes and Memorandums, whether signed or pox, which shall import any aanowled4ment, that a suns of 21. or upwards, has been paid, settled, balanced, or otherwise discharged - or ,satissed, aro liable to these Duties ; an., that all persons pay ing moaey are intitled to have stamped Receiats, at the ex peure of the perstias receiving it, .an, on tenderins a proper Stamp, may insist on hiving a Receipt written theretin, and on being paid for the Stamp ; and that all persons refusing to give such Receipt and Ny for the Stamp, as well ;is alt per sons giting a Receipt, or any such Note or Memo:mutant as aforesaid, without a Stamp, or Ilion a Storep of insufficient value, will incur a penalty of Ten Ponnds far every offence, • which will be strictly-enforced on every occasion. 13y Older of the Conuoßsiotlers, • , KAI'PEN-; Secretary. CORVORATION OF THE AMICABLE SOCIETY FOR INSI"IIANCE ON LIVES. , In4tituted by Charter LA .Queen Anne, Ann° 12th July, 181'5. THE DIR ECTORS tlie Corportion of the . AMICABLE SOCIETY fOr a Perpc:loll ,Nssuranee Oiliee, 41,m hereby give Notice, That Attendance will hi; given, at the Socitty's House, in.Serjeant's Inn, Fiet-street, on W,i,Ltesdays the 19th And iamb days of July i;istaut, and uti Weih:esdmys, the 2il ;nal 9:h days of August next, from Ele ven of the Clock in the Forenoon until (Joe in th e Aft er n oon on each of the sail Days, to pay Claimus arising by Deaths of af•the tlie Yeam ending at Lady , . Day, 1815 (Old Style j, when will 'me paid to the respective Noninee3, Executors, Adioinistri;tors, or Assigns, of such Members, the Sum of :2321. for each Share granted on their respect ire Lives. • JOHN I'ENSAM, Register. In the last Year Instiranees on Eighty-five Shares • became payabie; of these .Seventy-six having matte Nine Yearly Pay ment 1, or .tore, vcceiye amoiniting: to 54 per cent. ; Three Shar.„N having ;wide Seven Yearly Payments, ail_ pee Cent.; Four: SharCS hating wade Five, and Two Shares hav ing 'made Ihrt'eNearly Payments,. '2B per Cent. in additiim to tte:Sunis originally insured. :Vpitr;',eti of the Charters and By-Laws, with Tables of the i'remittni!-:, may be littd at the Glace, where attendance •is given leoin Nine till Three o'Cltick. S' ALES IIY AUCTIU::;. COMPACT' COI "i1101.:1) hear Patiivigh, By '.lliessrs. TlOfil;,‘RT at th - e..:;:iction lla t, on Friday' tile 2, , ,tilfrtslaat, 'l'.vclve, in Two 'Lots, by direction of the Assiguees, Lot 1 . . A CO PYI-TOLD EsTATE, called Shop -11- house Farm, containing, 34 acres of excellent arable and meadow land, in a ring tenke, adjoining a good' : road, with a farm-house, blaelismith'S-shop, te.tlinent, and tint-buildings„situate at Pitsca, eleven miles from South-End, ' six from Baileig,h; nine from Billericay, and 34 Irmo London; r let to Myssrs. tenants ' 931. I4s. per annum:-2. Copyhold :Estate, called the Kiln Farm, - situate about a mile froin , Lot 1, and ,emitai,i4r, 40 acres of excellent arable and meadow land, and salts, lying - very compact, adjoining a t,ood road, witb.a farm-house,.liarti, stable, Exe.; let to Mr. %I m. Prentis, tenant at will, at 921. per annum. . • , To he viewed, with leave of the - tenants, aAd pattienlars. had fifteen days prior_ to. the sale, of Messrs. Bitint. and Bow man, solicitors, Old Bethlem ; at the Blue, Boar, Elatlieigh': Gol ten Lion, Itaileigh • Crown, Billeritay ; at the Mart; itud, of Messrs, Hogeart and Phillips, Q, Old Broad-street. • CAPITAL FREEHOLD F,STATES, near By Mesqrs. 1-10GGApl: and MULLIN, at the. M.drt - , on Friday, Tweis'e, in Two Lots, g 1 APITAL FRI!,EI-101_ , D ES'T'ATES 'of the value 'Of about 9001. per annum, comprising about :108. aci•cs of prim 9 grazing land, lying in two farms, chiefly toge-* ther, in the parish of Newton, about four miles from Wis-' beach, in - a most fertile and superior part of the county of Cambridge, with a handsome uniform brick-built Dwelling house; 'containing , nuinerotts rooms nod offices, extensive barns and outbdildiugs, in the,occuPati"" of ' 11. • Jan " Ro den, jun. the proprietor; who will give early possession. • Particulars may be had, twenty days preViotts to the vile, of Messrs. Givilestone,llellamy, and Wing, Solicitors., beach ; at. the Red Lion, Cambridge; Rose and CroWn, Wis beach ; of Mr. Fry, solicitor, Freeman's-court, Cornitill'; at the Mart ; and of Messrs. Iloggart and Phillips, 6.2, Old BrOOd st reet. GARNISH HALL, and BILIC! HOUSE- FIRMS, with nu merous Cottages, near Chelnisfbrd and Oagar, in the county of Essex. ,To he LET by lIMGART and PHILLIPS, for 'l4 'r 21 years, to the highest. bidder of an- annual , rent, at the Auction Mart, on Friday, July 2S, at Twelve, in wo Lots, GARNISH HALL and Alt\ NOR FAR 1, con taining upwards of 300 acres of capital arable, /ilea dow, and wood laud, lying within a ring fe:ice, gito,tte mites from Ongar,.eight fi'oarChehoslord, seven frpml;ish,Vs Stortford, and six front Danino%k , ,, in the parish \of Mzwgaret Itooding; wit)] au excellent Amuse, ieceutly erected, called Garnish Ilan, with otiices and Ontbililding's, entirety new b:tilt, which have with the fai'slt, in the occupation of ,the prsprietor, , who has cultivated the estate at a Very consiL derablia- expellee, and in a very superior style of. lieshandq. 2. A Farm, Mich :House,: tovetlierwith li+tmp!ncy's and Pond's, 'ebotaillifig upwards of . 7 206 acres of capital arable, meadow, and SVOI):1 land, lying•within a ring fence, Auld ad joining Lot very goad faroi house, bast), stabling, and outbuildings, nOw in the possession of the Vroprietur, and is iti the hest state of cultivation. . . . May he vie \vcd on anlitication to Mr. , .Atkinson; the bailiff, on the preinie:, ot partiewhirs oily lye had 13 C1:1);; prior to the also, at tin-illark Boy, Chelmiford ; 'rown . , Qngar ; Arnis, Stortford ; 7.1 r. Maltsters, at Dtinntint•:; at the Auction M•irt ; and of tiog - gart and G 2, Old Broad-Areet, Royal Excliangvi • Thi:s 'Dal' was pOlisiol,.Crown Bvo. price 7s. boards, • MUlt. thi'onv,ll some - Parts of isTR 1A , • ••(:,% an.,A,srnu A, AINTREv.theTYIIOI,,I and SICILY, in the Spring of 1811, by a Young English Merchant. Lond,,n Printed for Cale and Fenner,-Paternoster -row. BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, • 62, Queen-stteet, Cheap Side, London. IMPENETRABLY, PAINTS, and COAL TAR BROWN, Jot: Park Paling., Slat es,Out Buildings, and Weather. Board-..- ing ef every description. Green, per f.,'Nvt.'s6s. Red or Brown .. per Cwt.,l4s. I)arh Green • 76s. ‘Vhite Paint •60s. Olive ditto • 112 s. Prepared Oil to thin them beau Colour 565. - for LT,w, ss. 6d. per Gal. • Stone Colour 565. Fine,Paints ;or inside Work of Chocolate Colour . .... 565. every description, &c. &t'. .Refined Tar Brown 225. per Cwt.—Conunou do. Itis..per'Cwt.. 17,11 E E.ll PENETR A BLE PAINTS arc very, ornatneutal, and will cover a surface neatly twice as seat as other Paints: they also Possess a dm-ability which reesiers thew peculiarly valnable, when applied to Work con stantly exposed to:the e(fects of the Weather; and from their being ground in Lins&ed Oil, and drying very quick, they ate ppplicable to .the general .purpOses of useful Inside Painting, as they give at the same time a preserving and very handsome -covering. Tilvy are also a Cure .for the Worni and Dry !tot, sri!l stare} to hot Climates, and are easy- of application, being used in tile same manner as other Paints. The TAR BROWN is reconnoended fur the cover ing of Rouga Fencinz, Porous 'riles, Wiiod .under griiiind or. water; particularly the which is perfectly iusolubte in water; the Worm silt net, penetrate where it is used ; •it is of a very good colour, &let, bard,_ and is easily applies, uniy to be heated and laid on with a counnou tar brush. Sold by .UPTON and Co. Queen-street, Cheapside. LOCH. AND SURGICAL - DISPENSARY. HIS Royal Highness the 1)12 . KE of YORK, President, and the following Committee of Governors.. — Earl of •Eg,retnont • - Col. W. J. Jones, M. P. Earl ~f Leif rini . ,1 hie Latouclie, Esq. M.P. Rt. Hon. It. I. Sheridan, M. I'. Cr'. H. Clements, M. I'. Hon. Col..l.Barry, M.P. - Capt. J. Ray. „ . . ... Mr. Kiernan, INlember of the Royal College, London. above E!•LABLIS[IIIi ENT 'mites the Safety of a PUBLIC. INStITUTION, with a Delicacy, H o nour, and Secrecy, that hblobgs to Private Practice, and, added to its high Patrotiat,e, comlncted by such Pretfes siowd Skill and extensive Practice, that the worst Cases of Di s ease, as Strictures, Dehility, Ulcerations, &c. hvvevcr invetetate or of inns Standing., M;perience a complet6. Cure. as ,vOl as that Derancemeat of th e Gen, a ti ve ..Orgaits, w hi c h juipaivs the 'onstitotion and' sliort co's Life. he consulted by Patients of both sexes, at his private incise, , Lclver Charlot.te-street, Bed fur:a-spare, V. here the net:essay.: Advice`and Medicines will be civet, or sent to arty part of the United Kingdom. Tint Day was published, price 4s. bortrds, by F. Kiernan, a Second a;nd Improved Edition of a Ktctical Treatise on the, Ventreal Disease and its Consegnevi:es.. pdrt by' Sherwood and Co. 4.0; Patet•in ster.row' ; and s on , 174, Fleet istrect f:ultevr, crOWlreOcut ) ePha; and by all other Wok • NOR i Fiti'.F.IIOLD LANDED ESTATE and NIANOR, extending over 1700 acres of Land, together Nvit h the Ptiv.;ht, of Fishery ftf several Miles in the River Welland, and Possessio❑ of the Estate ;it Lady Day next.. . , By Mcsst's. ROBINS, at the Swan Inn, .at. Mar'act Harbo rough, on Tuesday, August I, at Three, , Valnable and most desirable FREEHOLD' ,I.W..ESTATE, tythe free, pleasantiy,sitoate in the \ rural villati of Ashley, Within five miles of Market Harborough, and .consisting of a comfortable Farm House, with all requi site out-huilding , , . t 2.1 ACKE,S OF ADMIRABLE MEADOW and Pasture Land, the whole yiearlvin a ring fence., and the greater part hounded 'by•the.rieer Welland, with conslderable alleantag.e attached to the right of fisheye, together with the MANOR OF ASHLEY, • , extending neeruiWeards of 1700 acres of hand, with coach pre- Serves.in all. directions,. and within a few mileS of Lord Al -1 thorpe's and Mr. Smith's coverts, and Lord Sondes 's hounds. The est :L=te is in.the neighboUrhood of excellent market towits; r • and not far ditant . friun Ketter-ing, Lutterwarth, Northanip- I torn, :ito i n 'e [ i i e f r itZfc " ) t l i d gu r e l f P ‘ i e n h g o l S l ' e ul l i c . aS t i • t e i :p a i expires ci e til ' !Li t d i v ii 1) 1 ,4 e, ( I ) , ( e 'e' x i t t-' , and or Mr. Staples, who Will give possession at the same lie ' rind; and it is presumed is as compact and (for.the size of it) as desirable an state as any in the county. . *May beNiewedtill the Side, anti prnitetlTaKticulars bad at the prin c ipal Inns ih all the before enuinerited towns; of Mr..staples, on the ptemises.rwho will site'; theEstatc); at , the Auction Mart, and of Mes;rs.. Itnbias, covent,gaiden, London, ,where a plan may be seen. GOLDEN CitOS‘: , , CHARING - CROSS', AND BELLE SAIJVAGE, . . kNERAL OFFICES FOR TRAVELLI:i.G. THE following ROYAL MAILS set off from the above Offices every Evening,„ by conintaind of the Postmaster-General, . DUBLlN,.Watellord, Cork, and all parts of.lreland. • I*IO.trYIIEAD, Bangor, - Cfiernarvou, Asaph, and all parts of-North Wales. • MILFORD HAVEN, Haverford-West,. Carmarthen, Bre con, Mminianth, and ill parts of-Sonth. Wales. • CFI ESTER, Natuptwich, Sta 'ford, Litclifield,Northampton. WIstiEACH, 'March, Charteris, and St. Ives. CANIBRIDGE and Ely. •NEWMARKFI 7 ,IIrandon, Sktaffham, and Falfenhant WIRY ST. EDMUNDS;•&e.. NORWICH, by.Newnfarltet and Thetford. 1.( - )11\victi, by Colchester, Ipswich, and Scole. . WORCESTER, Pet•shafe; Eveshaio, and Moreton. GLOUCESTER, cRELTENHANI, and Burford. OXFORD, every . I .yening at Eigl•tt o'Cluck. LUDLOW, I.etiory, and all parts ofSbrop*shire. • , YA1tNIOU•111, Lowestoti, lleccles, Yoxford..& WOMlhridge. BULL Scarborough, Borlin:7,ton, and Beverley. • , /331I")N, 'Waterside, (i,itinsfoorough, and.Brit : •;g: • r LINCOLN, Sleaford, Bourn, Peterhorooge, and Stilton. _ And .tlfe ft llowing . newest nod best construction. • Royal Patent, and other Coaches, 'oft the Also is added a list or Cities and Principal Towns, to which Niserigers are replay!) . conveyed ; a reference thereo will sate much trouble to Travellers mid Pvrstios having baggage or parcels to Send.. • LIVERPOOL Nett/ Light .Coach, not only one night, (ear. , Ties four inside only), throng:lf Warrington, .Northwic_sh, ilid drl•Wich, -srind finch , ttoxr t er,. flortot-optni-Tfont, eas- Lottrif Worth and . Nollllalllithint Son day, Wednesday, and Friday Alfa-flings, at Six ; peeforms.the jour , trey in ;:fti hoofs, well lighted and gn trued throaghoat. • • LIVERI'(iOL- Royal Coach, thnongil War Knots-, ford, Canglet.ota, Ne%vcastk,., Sterne, bitch';..eltl; nnitWitrtb, Atheritone, Hinckley antlliatterWorth.i tnesday, f InaiSday, and Saturday niauniugs, ,at Six Oravels with eN.traordittaty voPcitt;..orilv one night on the road'. welt:lighted an'd gtfard ell cite wholeof•t Oe foitrtiey• • • YORK New and Elegant Yost Coach every Morning at,:sdx, th''''' , 4 ll . 'Path:aster,: Ferryktfirlo, .P.ot4tiOtttf,l/awtry, Pet fon), Newark, .Gral:tlrkillOttel, St:pufoyd. , FroMi - Yeirii,* 'Pas sengers are' forwataled With the greateA, facility ' Edift borgli,'Brrwick; ..Ne-svea•Ale,, :•;,,,,,,......,,, ' ,N , J ,,, rik ..,,, ~.., i ., .. n ••T\ ?-''' ' ', i , .',r• sr* - f.t-i•:•f_ ~al• • _ ..1,i0,. L.S '-r,,;';i_-_, ......,..,:,-..,,,,,:: \q, \. 't f;':.:-:-<.*••'. 7 ;f:;4!tri,,,,"''-'•'\ , V ,,,4 :ii•ji.:1 , ,4` Al ////1 1 ,' , i I, \ ;,,,, •• 1.:, := , " . . 7 • h a s • - . . y ~ .; LPRTCF: Sf X PPNCE-TIAL.O.,tNIVY. land, DOritarir, , arra Ertl- Itnauf,vir.‘ .. .,- Carlisle, f'i.r.rrirlr, ;IS, .gli, 11 ar , , ,,„ v 0t,,,, z ( n d a ll T.,,nt - tertvW•tlr, and tot t•cr,-,-. rn •rrui.`,t• Six, cxcept M,;:irrav, midi-04;v Bern. Wst'ilTß and issorth WaleS'Clrer;p•Criach, t'irr,iugli Shiffatr 11,. Irgii Bridg. s .", Mali; erhamptan, and Birmitighain, every Mornimr. • • - Barr or, Capel Cr.i.;g, LiariwtSt, Cernio , te lAwr, travien, Crier ar.rrt-ini, Conway', oswestry, anti al I tarts I of Notth Wales, Mors:ling. • New Coach,. called ,The'Crown Prince, • through Stony Stratford, L.:nridgton and W every Morning at Four, and arrives the same Ei - mring Cert. • PAIVIGATE, Chester,' Stall'ad, and Litchfield Post. • Chatteris, and St. - Ives New Coach, Monday, Werluesday,.ahrl Friday Evenings. • • Lt-runFixt,D, .--itherstorie, 'Latter- Worth - and Nortlamptort, slats' and 'excelktit Coach, Tricsday, 'Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at. Six. CIINLTENHAM' new Day Coach, through Burford, and Oxford (carries four inside only); sets out, every Morning, exc , ....pt sentlay,- at Six, and arrives eativ, tire same E. ening at the, Plow Lin, Cheltenham. 0XFORI) New Post Coach, called The Dedanc.e, every 111orn"ing at Eight. • • NORWICII very last Coach, through Newmarhet anti Th for, 7, -every Evc aing, at Seven. • - • M U, 11 1 , Cf 11, Yoirford, and WOed- • hr)dge - relegraphorvery A:lc:an:an at rin ) ., ,J•clock. • . •IPSW!CIi azirl Clchester', every .Itterooon at Pour & Seven. (;:tNIIIRIDGE a•Ati New Telograph Coach, every Night; nod Carriages to all Paris of Norfolk, .; - .11 - fulli,-Essex; gird Cambridgeshire. ' - • • FAKE.:IJArr, SlvatTharn, Pratuton, and 'Newmat het ele gant N . e . w-itoas*.r, the Lord TrieMay, Thursday, auri Sat nrilrix 'Night at Six o'clock, Sunday at Five . • LYNN. Post. TneSday, Thursday, and Saturday Morningrat-Vire •, SOUTJ-lAMPTON and Lymington elegant new Coact, every Morning (except Sunday) at .o'Clock. Packets sail to the gle of Wight on the arrival cf the COAcIt. Parcets are convereiLto all-parts of the Nand. \VINCI:JESTER, Basingstoke, and Hartford Bridge very fast Coach, every Marring at Five riClozli. • ' TUNBRIDQE rsittrTun4ridge Wells t:. iv and easy Coaches, . vvery Morning. . • . • , • TONIIIIIDGE Wells arty Post Coach (carries four inside -only) through Tunbridge, Scvenoithe: , ... and Riverhead, every - Afternoon at Prior o'Cleck, Saria) . i.cepttrd. • BUBTON Upon 'Freud. Pmt Coach,. thiottc , ll Meashatia, Twycross, Atli elstone, Hin"cl,ley, Lid terwori Wel ford , Nor thampton, and I)nostable; Sunday,' Wednesday, :,rd Friday i\lmnings, at Six o'Clock. ' DRIS'COI.,• Bath,- I\lelkshain, Devizes,- art Marlhorott, , lt new and excellent Post Coach (carries lour inside only) 'us cry Aft ern.ran at Fi well and guarded throughout. r 'this Conveyance is inco..trovertibly superior to any On this • . Westehr .., • • , EXETER, .tivinotith, and Falmouth Coach,-called the Dal ' loon, evr ry . Mor ring at Seven. • -.- ••• • • BrouileyCoaclres, evert' )Torn. I - I:I;TEV;S . , bates), Nohtitshr•illgrit . , b ridge ex pea it sNew Cwich, e veryit gat h:df-past Viye -ItOlL"is‘,:Nioul':lanri Gosport Telcg . r,;t: - .a, every i‘dorniits • and Et-cant„ at Fivi o'Cloeh. •r . s PORTS NIOIITH, llornrir tn, Petersfi..ld, Godalming, and Guildford New Coaches, every Morning and Evening at Five, - pon , smo rrii N e w elegout Post Coach, thr Dole ( 4 \voting-ton, Tuesday,- Thursday, .artri Saturday 'Mriruin4S, tf , 0 . 5.10 ck." • . ETER a nil Tatinton Coaches, crery Morr . ring & Esurnin,. -.I\'EEI,S, Bridgewater, war) auarnr Coaches, every ilorn ing Evenin;:. I 'PLYNiou•rti „aa(l. F41;111)110, very fist and cheap ;oaches, Morning and I.:reuiruz. • Dil'ritY and Nrwmarhat Prri , ;t, Coach, Tuciday,' and Satrtrdai M,ornings, at hatfliastTree, to.v.rt lien, 11CIS:01 4.- s Mocittrig at half-past Four o'clock, and Evening. at Five. I,V,W•ES, I...;'clifield,Marestield, and East Grinstead Coaches, every- Morning - at o'clock. s But' OK., and the Rocks, a Bathing Place on the Sus.ex; Corrd, much zidruire'd for its fine Sands,- a new Coach, every Morning at Six. . •1 • . CHICHESTER, Mid hurst, and Haslemare,' new . I, A exgr . apli I. Coaches, evcry'rueralay,Tlior4day, & tiatorday Morns. at Six. clut,34 EsTEB, • New Coach, through Dancton -and Pet worth, I\lo - inlay, WertncSrlay, and Friday Mornings at Seven. ARUNDEL New Coach,. titiougli DrinctOlf, Petworth,and • Lit-tle Harnpton,Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, - and Wantfram Coaches, - ery aL A S i t ,..k7I. I ):>TONE, I„nrning at Five and Nine o'Clock. FOLKSTONF., H, the, 'Sandgate,•and Ashford Coaches, . . every Morning. • DiWER, Margate, Ittrw,gzel . e, Deal, and Canterbnry Coaches, everyMoraing at Six o'Clock, Evening at Fire. Extra Carriages always ready for fain;livs (r.. parties. BRONIPTON, Chatha i in; Rochester, and Stroud Coaches of every deseritaion, Slx and Nine in the Morning, One at 'Nnon, and b:df-past Five•in the Evening. . . . GRAVESEND, Nortidleet, ail Dartford Cohche,i at Sixarid Nine.in the Alornit - ig„,,One at Noon, And Five in tile Evening. Extra Coaches alwayS ready.. BRIGHTON original Re'd Coach, through Croy,h;n, Rei gate, Crawlet, and 01cl:field, every Morning, at Eight. • • _BRIGHTON New Coach, called the Diike of Nod , ,Ik. evrol Meriting . at Nine, th:ongli Dorhing. Horsham, BiI:GHTON New.and P.legant Fog. Coach, the Ecapiai evevr Afternuon at Three. RegetiCy Loacli, at Intlipast Eight o'Cloclr. eeery Evening. . NVORTI - lING modern and truly des;rable - P.ig Ctiach, (ear ' ries four only) through t)randwatvr, Fin:l6n, Ashing ; ton, West Grinsteeta; lihrsh andDorl,lng, erery Morning . at Eight O'Cloch. GODA - I,\IING, ner7', East Waster; anci • Bonham, Ttie , daY, Thur.Nd.iy, vita : , at Eight. ,'Cltek. cuten, Tuesd,,y; Thursday,. and Satttrday, at. Half past Si:, t'Cloe'a. 001-)ALMING aid Guil•ifdra Coaches, every Morning and ' Afterneon. • DORRING, Leatlierheatl, and Epsom, Coaches, crexy Ai orn ing at Nine, and Aftermiun at Three. • s'PEYNING, Dorking Coaches, every far:lin:4 - at Six. 1-IANII . I'ON and NEtehani Coaches Dait7. c oAcrir,s se t u ff from the BELLE SA.II%;:"AGE Coach, the Crown Prij(!e, every Morlin4, - at a Quarter before Tice, through Stony Stratford, Southant, Lemingtoti, and WTarvcich. OXFORD new and elegant P6st, Coach, the DefitinCe, ererf itlUrning at Eight, • . sOCTI I.IAI PTCIN (Collyer's Coact.), ever} Morning, - ex-. eept Sunda /, at Five. . AL IY)\ 'coach, Tues'day, 'Thursday; and Saturday ii s, tit Nnte: . . NENvilti)t,Y Coach, every at Miff past Six. • sm,t - .11, , 7lti` Copett,'_at Half pits "CliPee r'very Afternoon. • • It 1s I'iNGS New Post Coallt, erevy Morning at Eight. WIN! /SOR"Ctitich, every Attuning, at Seven. BRIGHTON Coach-, the Poke of No'ffilli, every Morning, at NiRC, through Dorking, l-lorshani, :vitt - Henfield. BRIGHTON NeW Po.d. Coach, the . •Eclipse, every 'After , boon, at Half past Two. • • • BRIGHTON Post - Co:dill, every 'Evening, at Eight. Li ',TON Codch, every Dav, One. HANWTOSI-Coaches, every abirnittz, and Evening. poIursMOUTH morning - and Even. nt'Fire, LYNN New Coach, Tuesday, Thursday, arid Saturday I%l(ir,i'ings, at Five. . The Proprietors respect fitlij , ii the , Valrfie to notice, th'e CrOSS is the. ,hdy (-Mice in Lond:' , a 11 ' 4 . 1 ' 4 ‘‘, -I , ) e'lec Carria, , ,es , set, tint •to• all tic Bathing and tW"`',Ol,lLl and places t,f fa,hintmide. anal t tite titnguoni. hmsi strict attention will lie paid . tto in(luiries . i ttbtwtt Coar It Offices, a ever y itifprntat,,,?•p:ndettra!;y reiatit If TO 111 .ttiag off a ir )10t. :111,,,,,,hk. for any •Pare,l•or Pueka,,e ithute Fi V,„ wriess catered. pai.i ' CADS." ant Proptietots, ,; 54 4 1 , 0 ,0 n 4