The Sun. — London, England, 1815-12-05 00:00:00

RTTTNl'llrft, f- 7 2 :3 1.1 ' . ,THEATRE•IIOY;II,, I)ltUltY-L.tINE. HIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 5,' :3 15, . 7 then lifajestirs' s'errarits will perhirni the Comedy of • ' Ti} IiONEY-MOON., -, . 11 1 1)01ce, Mr:Kcita rhsis - iii-.1; appearance in that 'Character); . 4:' ( ' l46 dat Mr..S. Penlrv; cannt McbrallP•li, Mr. li'll;'n'l ; :41IIiretar, Mr.p.s ; npetl .R. P hiNi o, Mr. Oxberry; Lopez, ", ~ ~ . .Ir. r ht i . Jaritiez, Mr.* Lai Penley ; 'Juliana, Mi's: Davisora ; _'4ante, M. ss.Kell y.. - :4i •A•ct V. a iSqng 4 y Mrs. D3TIAPTI celiDlPOSe‘d bYM I • Kent'). \•,. 1 ' l 4 3: Dance itiiMl CI I 'till to the Piece:' 'l'9 which will he added (I(;th time), •a new "Fr,rce, called ~ W HO'N WHO? 'Ott, Ti-IL DOIII3LE IMPOSTVRE. The Charlc:tiers oy Mr. Gattic, Mr. Wallack, • Mr. Bar- . ~a r d, - Mr • p ;1 . fq • • Mr. Vuuden,_ Mrs. Ord r, Ai,. y_ . • .., n cy, 1,, Harley, -, iits Boxes and Pl. to he of INI r.5.,1 - Inz, at the •Ilettnida, at v __ .. . aers token_ , . ~. . y r " Pi Ric/ lial - Eat rance or the ihe.it i e, tb . Brydges-street, reel:, nyli Ten till Four, and of whom tui , y lie had a Prieate Box (N Alitly). . Price, 05 Second Price, Ss'. 6(l.—Pit, -3s. 6(l.;"Sccond G„ i i 'c i e2 2 s.—LOwer Gallery, - 25.;- Second Price, Is.---I.Tpper ","Y> Is.; Second Price, tit. M;•,.'4,1-1",tr0w,.. \ Tr ip to -Scaribirowth : 'Miss Hoyden, Mrs. • M, ;I' o llier tir..t appearance in that Character) ;. with The 16:I I "' Or, Tle Maid ,of nilaisean..- , -Oti 'filibisday, King A r '''''rd th e 5t,,...0nd ; ;;;'ter which will be produced k for the t h -4 ., t ilI•tl2: a - z..(2,v Atiiical Farce . , U) 'Fwi,..Aets, ,c. -- alled, My r.t4,• •,, i •.- ' - ' TiIEATRE, KOVAL, COVEN i'-(;14 11) E;N , I‘ lll s P"t'Slf Ni" , !NG Dee..s, 1815, At. W in k pevformed Tr ; tg-v.ly a • ARE 0111'1.IA: Uit 11 - 1 E t:NI - rIPPY . Ittikessto, Nlr.sEgert , gl; Castalio, Mr.c.E.cntbit:-; Putvdore, (h i ;l: C. ` ) lk."'"Y; (...irinitiqt, Mr, Yo 0 ,1; Munitilia, Miss d'Neill 2d wive , ' ittiCe ; it ":11A1 • • ' our. ,0 „ 41.ftr which (for the '1 nc;s qusical Enter- Calk(' .' ' .• 4/13 INfiT. THE-BA H THE FOREST OF .cat I,tcPI:V 1. With new Music, 5..4.1.2. ' I)re.ses, and Decorations. Gelitfoillfol 4 . 0 . 401 of. his 1101t1C),''Mr. - Bellamy; z'artiArri. 11" ' r ' ( S ervant to Grumpino), • _ouirst , GrifrooLo,, 11r. 11a.oertln ; Sergelkut, Mr. situ ‘lll,tr)",,'; i\dr..Treby ,• • •Jeflcries ' Antanlia Dat,liter to Grumpluo,., .Miss , r . I;•pxe.s 75.; Second Price 3s. ; ScCond Price G.:11,:ly -2s. ; 'z4see Prices.-='Upper GalleTy 't.coircl To-inorrow;. Bobinct the Bandit; or, The Forest of iklogt- Cvnt and Whitt', •. :+tais 'of Fashion ?- o .l'u C!,1000; wit liWitat's lion . of ? Tuesday - will lie pr-).lticeti (for the first time) a new .Co-, 4o Five Acts, caned druiics anal Tears; or, The 4,.• -. 4 ...,,Aat•l•rk.w CEJINt , 'S PANT WOlt.'Nt V.lt,atrollileti tli6 as weli by Le col towi . 1 - 14,40nia1)1 - <.!T.4- 4 1";Vi . ..olt.ie'e riven HI, to their IN 4 , respective .tisig4laurliooOs, i . 1 . 41ai le kid ,SVik2o., Crate the I):.lche:rs of The Hon. I.3dy.Say anti Sele, t • The the Countess the • Daehess. of eof ' The the (2.kitmtens 1 the Countess :11orintoorris, •.* • The Right Conntesi • Ti re Iti i ,; i `1•1,• e • 't, Tod, n" 1 - Ow). Latin . Caro.- of {Ark, - • t Lucy li er .i - 1 ;‘ 1 :• 1 Jon. *-Lady ft,„ ' ; , tocee, - • Lat IT Fags.‘. rn Post 1,41iy.L , ;110, ; Thally .11..1' I • i • o'd k f fi rst Ran inud Character, too _„ , R ol !bole . ous to insert. "t , Bailer's Ctietni.,-.at and Metlieive '{‘,,,rehotg,,, 4, 11:4 ;11 ''' a uvi Po ruer of IS,Churcis-vard, Lond, , n, t Colt Iv ••11 •• t oLt •. tie Velider eteiyTOAVo, 10 auxes, at ttrt, ", each: • SUP,IatIOR. ADV.ICE. 17HEN Prc.)iessi6iial Ilea, en . iiiteni for skin •.• cirre • their advice, ;and exert their et:pert...Ace, 'tit* 14 Unicorn -et 2 :tea' rei.gitilig.Diist;ase6;they-ti*t su tisar • • 1 • • -' , l•.d the telit i prjl l ,l%; WIIIC,I , S 0 JIIS vt ' l ligmtevits Of iiien.iolorant of ;the 'flrst'prinelples, and .kit'"iliuMet. in the praotice•Jsl physic, .I\lessrs, , CUl. , 44ll; and crery .,. ltriyilege tUprac-.„ by,the totifori.o saecess which their lt mode of t reot 14itor Ventn'enl •Complaints has ititherfoeen attended, 3 .,,5ia nit y aer diretl. Oleic ptutlicilo the, • • t've4y *eeks o t banefal oison, as well s the e or th64 p e . ( 11,11.,,, f ,inq debilities p and deficiencie ;j s whi r ch • ,einbi.tter, the Mattimonal state.. in the catalogue ‘ th e re . ore none-,raore afflicting than i thu-c consequenees of an indulgence n ar .leis. ilt , ty;:etive h.i'oit..• 'I he 'unhappy sittfe'rr broods 14. 14fottd '- ues _ash;. wed to relief,. until he is re !to st“.i i a st;;tcof misery as to render life. trdp . res.sivesi,cl. 'Person it will be It coipsoling - retieetinti to Lams that 1 .0 11la r d2( 'W . , , bY a Dery and' infallible,reinedy, be. restored re . ta tetr former constitutional strength and vigour. Weak, and deb,ilit atea " ha hits, • prt:eitedilig: 'cither'froin 4,11• of conjogal.atml illicit,pleasitte,, or twat a Long resi ce •hot climates liard drinking, the injudicious use of It • &c..ar s , F, • ' II . ' • )'' 'to health and strength... putt ( gr,',"tst . ,l)e a self-evident that where the ag „,,, z• Ltnat ;'t . catia,:ity 'ilurt.Lted tri the treatatent etire of a „ e - cu i . ;.:, ' c omplaints, tin:re mast e , s.tt,. "ertuinty s of siteeJss ;, ;13 a prt,Gl .of: this .Th posiiro , n k's eil)(1 cur:, is. stl particularly eszjeditions, ki ia4 a ,'e) and ft° eViii,i;tltly sziperior to the c?;rpr,, , :, is Vu.m e cases of itifecth'n c perteet resi•o ati,n :s tQll,l(ti.hl in the 'she,rt. petiod at tluee zi.ol ett t ho s ,: ineeteraCv vdt. - - - ec other practitioaers liitve refs;;, , ' • .r • ; 1 1(1 ScVt'llitICe ill utetr roan Jai.) The n r ci t'eut a safe, well-grounded, and histing 1 4,411. e Lily • 03I*.e..it;un Vie patient will escape the V; A "t e is r - c arid Up:in Coe . less e -111iqedtt, ObStitlatt' C.)1P,11- . ltrei hese '•''Qs of Yenci in tl,c sPnogy excrescenei s, ttintours, uleers, H irt, seminal •.vi...alne.,s, .ti also ti't t ies Li,cr reectit or of duration ' and !iieh have battled . practite mers, tu't', or t.icn• pi• t'St-1, .11,1 e!ftnt,:ally and c:red, with "patient sutTering the 4,:;cructatirig pain nullnull .. !. ,"' l 'agt , which frequie title followS the appri..eation ef .In the course . of 20 years eitensitte practice in 'tit re , Ofiolis, numerous Cases of arictures hare liven limier th e ir care , dm tfital ;eradication of crutch is '3u ; . `C'', (11 4 y. 'it saf e , cer t a i n, an d cN,peditiatis in-nie practiee, tjo tt t ' r ''''' to any t ith er y e t adoiited. we.ihness, pr o o ev di ng f low thi*..couipiaint, is li t , - 41;ctl, nd Abe, patient restined to sennd and t:iga , ro!, - ...s B a ut Wher e the debility has.for• pp 7 ti ,restoi - ati've remedies, atter the ▪ ~i rk , i rt= has heen dest ro y e d, is iadi s p.eii.s3,l)ty'.reisite to the slumberizvt s larks of . life, and to re.;:aninutte the I ra t:Noblicrnen and Gentietren " ...- of:thr first respectalji ti,e;;l4vr 'tech under the e , tre of . ..N.jeses. Currie Co.; f"r l e i ct., l 9vaf *if complailaS of the 1311, • .thra; Strictures, &c : ; Ite i t received ti ialical ;and peintaionit cure, ,request of iiir.efereiteeB 1 . 11:1V inacle.to as:sat it et itlcticeS: or I; ( l .., d t ' c i'ivc sup , tiority of Nlessrs.., Currie and real er i„'"citt• .i'dany of these tjetiLietutt Imye s 1.16,;; ;, 10 ,20 years, and andel' the care of :; , )ittavisid es , 5;Ilrge011 V 5 of (ial ' el "" "'CI. • `". l l , ted the (-Aye by the the luaur ,• i .tauut sticcesi. ( ur.rie and Ca. 1117 N be cottsulted , either Scx, • '"'' greatest (t z , ,;• and henotir, at their N,. • - . , (.; 11 f j ' ,o • '• • •- • 1 11 s njs,""S i t: the Cotintry requysted to stite the part l .4:o- t 'wir ease, age, and 4:01061 Jialiit a retilittaate e for advice .and medicines, wltvr be given or'sent to aev. part of the kingdom'. 'iii, secrecyso their undertattiug;,. the LPL le!teTs itray he Added t9the iteeotiul for meths.:lnes. v'uter • , • . k •> :: 1 , 11 , T U. i'::.S DA.:i" ~' .. -~ ~~ •y j~• .. r. 1513. N OTICE if a Se;;:liatt.uf Oye) a/4 Ter miner ono Gned Ilctirri.q, 1::r cf WI fences cG2wnitled on t/.'/: /i %gli Serf.:;, till>id the Admiralty (f Engicnrl,will lie held allt,in ate Balch Laillon, on Tdc - aday; 19th of December ne:it at Eight c , Cloch in the Morning. • for ix 13ziRROTr. MR. IVF.S . I"S .11CTURES. 1-IE.PUBEAC,' are re'specilti4 informed, tlik A- , this ExiimurioN win ULOSi ou SATURDAY, the December, - till the MIDDLE of JANUARY, to enable an Artist to finish his DitAttitti-G - ' from the PICTURE. of CHRIST It preparatory to a PRINT beinD made from it. , By Ordcr„ CHARLES SMART, Secretary.. 125, rt."lllE Ticket, Noss,692,.drawn on Saturday, niveuilter 25, a I'ItIZE of L.eo,ono, 3 per Cent. Cou suts, was Gold by R1111.111.1)SON; GOODLL I CK, and Co. in One Half, One Fourth, taut Four Sixteenth Shares, at their . Otae,>, Conlin!' and Charing cross, where SI+AItES tire Doot on sale tot' the Second. Part, of the First Lottery, 1;4 con •sisting of 3,060 Tickets; niiinbereil from 15,001, to ‘20,000,' To he all Drawn 7th DECEM3EI-1, PR:kn.:S.IN THE WHEEL. 2 • Prizes at..:: L. 30,009. 3 per Cent. Consols /,.60,000 2 50,000 ditto 40,000 ... , 1 n OOO ditto ' 1,000 3 . • . 800 ditto 1.0) 3 WO ditto 6OO 6 lOO iNivricy (i00 1 , ) 5O ditto \ . 500 •'f;) 5i 1 - 5,110 . . . . . . . I,.00) Prizes. 3 pef Cent. Consols and Money,.... L. 116, 7 ,15 ' Each L ! , 20 , 000 will have L. 30,000 inure, making • • ". . Two Prizes of 1.50 . ,000 !13 per Cent. Consols. NEW CAPITAL LOTTERY, Only 5000 TICKETk, with TWO Prizes of L. 50,0001 And 1007 other Prizes of varied Values in-3 per Cent . : Consols- anal.` OneV, MUST all be Drawu 1 . 14 (insDAY, 7th December. SCHEME. 2'" of L3 0 7000 3 per Cent. Consols L 60,000 2 • 20,090 diito-...:..... 40,600 1 . 600: . .... ditto .. 5 ...... * k 1,000 ::. .. ; • 3.00... ~‘ ditto • 2OO ditto ' 600 100 , ' Mtmey . 6OO . . _ $5O dot° 41fick _ l5 ' ditto . , 511 ' 10. ,o pa Prizes. . In Cortrols and Money * 4 . 4 Endi 20,(1(Al.. will have . :10,k.V.11. more, making TWO' l'rizes , . B I § Contr.ooor„ ,resi)(:ct fully . acqqaipts . tit@ Puolie; that' whilst ally Shares in this Lottery•re )nai!i.unsold, a select ',choice may lie had at favonced N. 4, cornhill, arid 9. Cliaring-cross, where the fol lowing Grand Priza; ‘ ,' dmivri last Sattirday, the , 251 b of Nov; were sold and sharetl4—viz. * nit' gl'eilt,tl ) :lZ6 ervi• diatirn; L. 50,000 I.: 'Also, No ;3007,- i Prize of L.;:i),UOO, sod Fourteen other Ca . llki:ll oil L.lqoo, 1.500; &c. &c. ! ' t N. 2. Al 3 taus.! Ikc. dravilt Nest Thursday. • • LL PERSONS wild stand indebted to the i '1:1-1 ESTATE of 3ANI Eg . C;CJOSETREF., formerly of Pall,. Mail,' but late of 'No. 1. Iligh-row. Kitia;litsbridge, in the County of Middlesex, Gcntlenian, deceised, are required forthwith to Pay their It • DEBTS to r: DERICK JAMES Elll,l,Elt, of Na. 34, Piceauilly, the Exe cutor of the' Will of the said Deceased;" Or to M srs. Dant., son and Wratislaw, of Savile-pittee, New Borlitigton-street} who'are duty atithoriSed to i'eceire the Piu;stins to ',the said James (ioosetree Stook, iniletrted at the time of his nett-rise, are reqiiested to send'an t cinfar of their rospeeiii.e Dennind.s )p the said Frederick Janies,Ftiller, or to the said Messrs. Dawson and Wratislaw, in iiitlet-tliat 'the'sonif• iiNaY discharged. • ty 34,Entr.,t1n-streeit, I);criaber 4; IS:'3: I()th.•ll:Nl).sitill.GlCAL DISPENSA I 4.*/ : ' His Royal Highness the DUKE of YOttK, president, and the tullitteit Committee of Governors . Earl of •• - 'Col. W. J.J'incs,•Nt. P. Earl of Leitrim John Latolielte,.Esir. NI. Rt. lion: R. Pi. Sheridan, M. P. IL Clonents, M. P. ' Hun. Col. J.•llarry, • ' • Cart. J. fray. ' • • • StreGeos , , • Mr..Kier44.ll,..Altinber of the` Royal College, I,(;adon. rfil II a bo,re • E S'f.Al3 Li S 1-1 MI.; NT unites • the IL S;tic tv of a puilia: iNsrl'ist; 1 ioN, ,itt, a Delicacy, Honour, and 'Secrecy, - iielongsto Privnte Practice; and,• aal ltd to itstigh Psttrunitge, 'it is conducted by.such Proles.- and extensive Practice, that the worst Cases 'of Oiseit , e, as 51rictiire4, Debility, Ulcerations, &c. however 1,11 VOi tt or of loni;stliuding, experience a complete Cute. as Av.. 11 .is that !Yeraiqi, - enie.it of the Generative Oroano,. - tviolcit impairs the Constitution and shortens If toy bc•consultett Patients of bath sexes, at ;kis privide house, • Lower 'Cfeerlotte-street, Bed vHier..i the necessary Adricii. and Medicines will or sent to any part of the United "I.os was'p;iblislied, price 13. boards, by F..Riernan, a Secoihi .0 it I lriptiircd Editien of a Practical. Treatise on the Vcniereal t)i. ;1 , ,e and its.Consecincitces. • Sold by Sherwood and 1 . ,. ertioster-rot ; clighley FI cet street ; Callow, Crown-pourt, Soho and by_aituthcr Book, sZllers. • NEW, EDITIONS of 11"..t..GOLAVI-N'S JO the Press, :incl•F;peeriity will be j);:blished, • E ; . 1 . rti\li t lNGS. AS THEY' . AR . or. ; lite ArY; Id. - VENTITRES of ' CALEII WILLIAMS irt three Volumes, ihe,fourl,h Edition. . • . . . '2.. T. LEON, o !';Je of the Sixtekth Century; in four Volumes, ilit• ...:nr:l EditiOn. I..6thl:ui : Piintett tor . W. SirnpUin and 11.. Marshall, Sta.. tiotir's-cowt, Luilgi-kte-s:ireFt. - . . . . "7 - 'Phil Di& was published, In a and eksely-prinied-Vrilurne - , - striall Sri). containing 1,, piai,es, price boak . is, a New,,Editiriti of LW SYSTEM: of Domv,sTic COOK., f , r , t;cd upon Pribc'• I f • and . 1 1 o ..tainotoy, iid,:pcd to the -Use of 'Private n. alscytlit' ,if t 'arvini, Observations on. the AV/nage:tient tit the liairy, ititl Pouitey-yard Instructions. for. Howe Brewery, Wines,, ; Cookery fot• the and for the Poor ; many very visit full •`,liScellanctirrs Iteceir ts,- and Directions proper to fie given to Servants bOth in Town and Coutitry. winds is pi:efixed, an hssav un ~ Juiesiic Lchboiny and .llouse hold 'Mal coinprisnle- ::any oosri•vation, which Will he fiutittl rartieulai : lS . useful to the .Mrsir ' ofa Fancily. Bra: , . , " This is really one of the luost practically useful borilis of any which we, II4VC seen on the subject. The Lady who has written it, has not studied how to fbian expensive articles for Luxurious tableg,-iiiitsrotiaurbi‘ie elegance with ccdnouty, char has,givcii her: plain sen.ohle er that. every hods' can understand; and these are not ciiiiinen merely .0.• hitt ,vendcd to a variety of ibiject, iu liStt in fa ; which rut oes theattilny Jt 'the iJouli is' very lunch increased tor Juhri 3lurray,so,.ll:)emarle-stvcot , sold also bY •1-.ios4 IV. t:lA'ao. , tqir..l-,ilioetl, Etliiiblic,:k ; J. Cobow)g, by ,et Co! allll Of (kliom w.l' tt hal!; tatefy pttillisacti, thy cript=liuiiii.! New Editiou; • ,~-.> ' 'l, E C E E it (i • 'SALES Mir AUCTION, This baywer ; I 7 - 1 -- ) 71 -, - ; • -,..., , 4: ii., , ,, „A '`A ' • R., ' 4.. d ' • -:) e . - yam.... -" ' ' .. . ..t. e. . 1 4t i t 5E1 7 1:2`;'1,2f...N of <2,yital ryt F.7,1401.D LAND, is;i111 conti•gnotts to Ihe..lnr,l•l - no, with FroritAge, arid-or qittmlit2ite ini !? eligible for ti , voo.-L-2ty,3vst.rs.: 14.01IiNt;, 1t t spacious Itooros, 'Piazza, COvent-Gartitn, on Satur3;ty, . _ I)rc. 9; at 'fixelve, in'Beven Lots, - - I.llElii-lOLD , PROPERTY, very situate for various pin-poses, but .preittined to be si o viCarly well adapied for building ground, having Con siderable- extent of frontage, and•in situations so truly de sirable as to render susses: rceiv doubtful', en:lt:tilling ;A- - tiKether. 2R. 26p. of - uncommunly.rich. Meadow. and Pas tore Land, contiguous tb the An4sl-11in, ar. Islington, •and extending over viirious - pirtq of Conduit Fields to • • Ti I E TUNNEL OF . 11,F,IiENT'ii CANAL. • This propetty is divided into small lott to mai* the'con veniebee of every one, arid' immediate possession may be bad. The several Lots may be viewed 'till the Sale ; and Printed . particulars hid of Aft. Millett, Solicitor, Middle Temple-lane ; and of ;Messrs. Rubins, Covent-Garden, where a plan of the Lots may be seen. ,The, tIOCK.WOLD ESTATE, near Brandon,. in Norfolk, with th? Poramountsiii;,l and Manor of Waylands, ex tending over several thousand aeres . of • Land, abounding , with Ganie ;an extenxive,right of Fishery in' the Bandon • • Ricer, which bounds thiis extensive Property - ; tacocacti leta Farm Houses„and' 1318 .'Acres of Capital Laud, in ti ring fenee.—By Messrs: ROBINS; atstheir sps&cihns Rooms; Piarzii, Coven - I -Garden,. on Saturday, Dm - . 9, - at Twelre i in one Lot, without restriction,, AN Impout,lnt FREEHOLD PROPERTY, presenting. an opportunity for an' advantageous invest-' meat, rarely to ne.ohl , • • - THE HOCKWOLD -ESTATE, With a Gentlemanly Farm Hon=e, ail reciiiisite-Out-buil6l - a sra-aller House, with . suitable Orriees, and near • TIM:If:UN HUNDRED AND' TIV ENTY ACRES Of Most capital Arable, Meadow, and Pasture • Laud, .lying unusually compact, atid eNtirely within .a -deg 'fence., _This Estate.abeunds with udrantmfes, all the - Fen Lands have re - r• cently be,cti tbui 3 Oughly • drainol,• and 'the. whnie Estate, p.u . t into the lot possible , state.•for agricultural purposes, at an expence ofonanv thousand - pounds ;. it• is b.ouoidetl-bv• the na v4;ahle river called Little 0.25 e,. which communicates all the hollowing eXcellent'ruarket tOwns, vi'r..-11randorf; dis tant Thetford4H•miles;; Bury n3tl Ciamlwidge, miles ; Lynn' is outy 20 miles; the. whole is let upon ieose•for 21 years troll) Michaelmas last, to a miist respectable and , stili, stantial , tenUnt : at a:very low •reist of FIFTEEN 1-IUNDItkII. AND EIGHTEEN - POUNDS Pt. r , . • Fifty acres of the Land, in a situation most: de4'ii•ble for building; a Mansion, is' reserrcit in the leal•!, to' be • session of fir the.ojition of the pureliaSer, •- ••= • The Est ate ..-way -be vjewygl tiii the sale, witirlierniission of at:er, andpriittetl pat ticulars had .a U....! t Rutland- Arils, N B ewlmitio-t ; Thetfsrd; Chegigiers, Bury St. Egingungls; nose, Cao l i br i,r ge ; r o sA t o agol tintlalnk, Solicitors, i Norwich ; at the. Auction 'Mart; :md-uf Messrs. Itobins, Covent-C/a:Ile:I, v. - here the 1.::4.1 way. be seen. VALUABLE g.STA . PE IN NoTTNGRA:`,ISI-Eitli : ,' Frve fruits Tithe alld .44114 Th.X, Ti) BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTKACT, 'A Very:digible , F4EEIJOLI) LLA,, wit?' a, , han4sothe C;; ;,t lie Fiinn,•.Porelt Hod' Lodge', Situate 'on the ILII,Io, of the Iti , :tirTretn,. 'Eating-room and Ltrawius•-romn, each 2t Sect 5y Evetakfasf,roaro; feet sql.t - oat, a .malt Pmolt-roots attitch,nl; and LodgiQa ro,ims; wnh the usual ,COUreuiencio: , A DOuble Coach - hour and Kt .. . Aisles ;:ontiltuoult, to,getlyer with' two Orch ards rod a Aiareteo,..walla round.; some Shrohberies aid Plualta•icans, and Four..Ciows of anenoimon.ly rich Meadow and Pasture Land, cputaiaing hirwards of 21 Acres, pletiSingly oruatneuted with several large and valuable Timber Trees ; the. whole forming a most , desirable Fmnity Residence., and p.irtioulariy suitable .to .Gentleman food of .Fiel4 ••Itorts, there being.ta,o packs of Hounds in the neighbourhood, ;tod a small Manor is attached it, the Estate.. The House has been lately modernized . at a considerable. expellee,' and the situation' possesses almost every requisite advantage. It is in a healthy. part of the County, between Newark and Nottingham, has the benefit of. go,,d. roads, is•in a most respectable . r.s'ietighbourhootl, and within ~ reach of two' or three good Market Towns.. . Immediate possession clay be bad,. and part of the Furni ture taken at a velaation. -Permissiat) to view, and further particulars may be obtain ed theOtliee of Messrs. Hudgkinson and Barrow, in South-' Deeendter 2, 1515. One'Vol.4tn. Must' itte . .l by a • Map aid Twelve Engrav ings, 3s: boards, .- r4AVELS in the lONIAN ILES,". in ALBA ', A- NIA, "CH EsS2sLY, ;Intl-GREECE,. in 181 2 and 113. - Toi;etrler with an.:Ycc:aont .of allesidenee rt joatutiva, the Capital and Court of -Ali Pasha ; aatt with a wore cursory Sketch of a Route throuo Attica, the Morez, , .By EN IIY -IIOLLAN1), F.lt .S. Lke. 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The Fourth Edition, price. 11. 4s. in hoards. • . • . , published, it a neat portable V,ilonie, prive-ds. GA. half bound, Secant' Eoitiou bf • . TLIE FREN(A-1 INT ER PRE'rEit con's:,st jog of Copioui nod F atnitiar C(4re . rslitiiiris • ort a ei - ,.ry ca he weful•or iiitetesting•to lcrs. Merellayit3i iriv.of Bo si nt•ss ;.I*.tige.i.litr•ivilli a 4.:()1- 1)1,1 . :1'E, Tafiles of•tht• , \ 7 llle, of i'ornis of •CiTri.3,'No:e3, - and Letter's.' 'it,e . o hub? .i&vrl Very (4361141 tivilv , tier, e,taGL-ltem:l r . of • Prqourei4l,,ii, with ttie •tetle.PAFislitt4 A.Ge.orit ;• ; 0 0' laity ii , ler; ( ,l :or Touri its, who lot % c ftot acvireJ ledgu of thv'Vrtncli ' ' By tItiI.NCAS - IV 11,;1,1 .V11' BLAtiI)ON, Esq. - ituvr:ive.l vutloa: tut ,taiauci Lel6lk, IF T 4 ------- 1 1 (.). ( 'put . (( : - 7 .-'•• ''''''''" 1-. i./ 1 /' • , 4>,% O . : - ... f ' 7 _, - 1 -• .41N. ,1 nk ~ ~..,/ k l . • . , / •*.i f • .--14 . _\ s• . , J' ..., , ~,,,,r • , , c: ,V i F; V:.; A • ',,.* - ; te -7 ,5 1 44: ' ': ~ ' \l'en<'.. - , n•I n —.‘ , , • -./ • v- i '-'-f—../I—__:__._ 1111,11,1;.(1 [PRICF, SEVENPENCE. GERAIA'.,C pA PERS. A INP Na"'. 27.-o.ar mucil • nououred and beloved Comniander, Field Marsha[ Prince illneher, WllOll N ' Ve arc so Imppy as to have now among us, has experienced very lively Joy at some I•tters which he yesteraay reeeivcd, from En , datiel and in Whieb he- is tnade ttc ' (painted, wilt Wale brilliant result of a subscrip. lion begun - there for the poor soldiers, the in struments-and the victims of the victories obtained in the Netherlands. It was first occasioned by \ •• the well knowilyand, for us, honourable, reports of mutest and illostrinus English Com !wander, the Duke of • WellingtOn, upon which lilt Royal' Highness the Prince Regent of En;& laird ordered this subscription to be begun ; Which; tirider the direction and acti v e co-opera tion of several distin: - .;itisired: British Statesmen u:id . Philanthropists , has beew prosecuted' witiv t! e wsual libt!rality of the' 13ritislt nation. We 'the More readily profit by the permission of his High ness.to. contoluoic3t: . : this joyful . news to the pub. lic in . general, as it gives a' desirable opportunity • ••• of pay . log 11 ; ibitIC , of admiration to the ,generous -Which animates the' Writish na tibn, in'aeknowtedging what redounds to the - glory • and Aignity'4. btherti, -band -t'o ,eombine• irith . a. • renewed commemoration ,of , The, great actions of their and our.Comthander4 in Chief. \Ve begin %vitt) the . following etrAct - of a letter. - frOM Nit: Wilberforce, thefirwano ,. victurious, pro tector of the-rights-of 'Wadi, so - disgracetidlyvio - -s • latcd in the `lave Tynde,.of die w.hoSe has . been often Jea r rd British' Pi-'t'rliitinent • patriotic motlons countryinot,!! 'says ;Mr, Willo•rfort,e,to,th.e. Prince, in. his Letter, date4:,lanpioa-parli, October :31, " hail" already, at entire r in•riad i ,with , :one iroiee, and in the strongest thatjhl i iirgua : .;e,affords, i,•roilonnepl their heart telVgiltitude' iiistiretpra.'who,partimli in t f o o g lrtnittie of La Belle Alliance it re!oaiued: • fiir them, by more coniiimsng proof7t any'words, the: lowa expressive, to sl,o\v,the fish ardoa k of t;4eir overflowing And, in' fast, t heY haw.. Snhseribeil :Or the - support ivtifof the surrivou4-relatinns t slain, jIS of the •wouraP.. 0, and crippled warriors of bOtb nations, with a liberality never known on any tiiitiirllct'asiolE • 1,401' lily part, rejoice' in this result, not old! on,ae.4,:ount of the iodividuals who ate tliea-by !!•uptiorted, but especially linnottr - of my • cot:wt.-men, . . • " toy Prince, at being tai e7csscn ^r of,thit news 'to yen; who, by the warinlitt•Fstrua!nt to your . .p.moti, which; • is difflottinaionp., ill' cl ,s4eti in any etitintry, have so arid). - enntrilmtett to anitinste this: public s;4it amoni Ut , anit to bei‘'giten the natoruki g l :utitude. I to your own. experienetrwhii . e cob were in En , .'land, to prOve that. I do' lay eritintrymenuro more than justice wh.en I sa ) ' - ', that they they know toe: to appreciate as they merit the service s you' beta performeth May yOu tong ice to eujpy,yooK high antl . 7. britlizot reputation ! itlity onr two nations enjoy lii pe:.te the sr e ur ity ; ,„a e qlh f or c tt olitillil which yottoindefatigaide ti tus have so iulinitely contrMosed Bat s'poli la. we be again. involved' in war, may our two natioas again a!1;,. 1 . May' 'we then I„Live'again tu.than4,o7 ltiuttProvii. tic .e• Car, having, in the hoar of ding er, united the will -proveil shill and valour of' our' own warriors with.the.,' htrep id tit and restlesi • e nergy of Prince Blueher!”.. - • In the same uirit'another generous Briton, Mr. Robert Atat,ten„' tvell the hbfhly•respectable Secretary of -the Watt:Moo, .CiIIIIIIIItCC io..l...onatoti, has most honourably ills-i tinguished 1; , ) bl e c3use. ,- f t a d wr i ttea a month hefOre.toTrince Bitieher.•• • " The battle pi . will he au epoch in - modern. 10a-, ; bet 1 the coolli!suice - that the 'mod:, of Britidt , national ! iratittic:e,,for,the alever-to..hc-forgotten valour th'rre. shewn, and the tit : , O tirions victory thereby obtained, \\ not be unwarthy to be pl..ieed next it. Poderity us thitain, . • (44w:illy, proud of th e glory iv ica butt ) riations,, cart. for ita (Ecru ri:at;•hare aclulred in. the oreitltrow of :in (About and oppr&Ssiv tyranny, will find,. in the tender care o f their- con temporaries for the wounded warrio, and the faMiiies of the asproof what a different spirit. animated the viaots rt iin d ho w vittorywas appieci:c.ed even by the philanthropy -.. oi-the age.!' letAer .from the. Pvussian ..00n 1 1 General M. Giese, of the 27th tilt.. the result of the ~, o listruiptions - to that time:, and . of the liatt itioiv to. be itiade - aitoong- time Ciermatt itiolis who sloitglit.at-.Belle ..-‘l4ance, - is cxpre.tseci. in numbers - as : • - • Fol-the \rounded and faniities'of the hillcd of, • the Prossian army, For the Hauoverian'teoops ' 2.,;01j0 d;,ltai' s For thc Netikerlasul 1.:"oopA: :5,004 tioritvt , For the woof's a MAlM . .rick. :''WitlCresveet ti the ver , large lippro... printed to Priisia, -the Prince' is; : enyloyed on a general plait, according to WhiCh , itl COlijupctioa Willi the large sutus 'collected - by.'PruSSian atri otism,• it will .beaplllietl in the most-worthy and effectual manner,. to attain the object -of the ge. ne.rous.doilov:;. • • • Britons and Missions, you have become dear • • . arid eattmlbie to eiich.other,- as . faithful • persever ' ing cumpanionso, forgetting every. - persiitiat feel= log tor . the .great. COl.lllllOll cause, stood together in the field of clangcr; .whets the glorious and. c(iotinon - victory; with :all its gOldenfruits, sittaag .. • from .your ttttibrrl manly 'pzirseverance and valour; iiu , ioos tot), I yon are worthy of . each other, and formed..by for cordial friendship I Ifl both you, the Mind loves the profound and the sublititec-lo both stipc . rficia[splendour and empty show; arc an abomination the- hearts of hotli . are affected by - nothing so touch as by the,tholight of t he - conotry and - nal glOry'';', both are gifted • with- a rich Vein of love 'and desire towards every liberal.and mental' concern, of the many and Qf the citizen. May your union be-' durable as the tueinory Of those glorious days which has rounded it zvoew 1 May , it, to the' r, motest posterity, pre sent- an ,adAinii,ntine. disc'ord', as often as the tuouS,::shalt attempt . 0) hrami.sli he; serpents cater Eor your ainties never witlrMit leaderN' an . ti wellington; .:Jese.r without iliKral• no'd So.versivots: like 'Fredericii Augustus Fredericl.l