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6 M9.] BE SIIV'' OF PRINCE lIIRSIIAL BLUCHER. 11 11-IE ' ITII E RU 14, VAL, COVENT-GAUDEN. ,S PRESENT perf ( i naN EVENING, Jule 22, will he Opera ( bl°"1-EPaulettt? LAllitr.lll,:aArlYeylv )f 'llisDolly RAN E BUII, Mrs. Gibbs. With the Tragic Opera of To 1301IIIIVZTLS FURIOSO. wl uch will he added, an Allegorical Festival, ca:led THE GRAND ALLIANCE. Afr which, A te ND MOTHER GOOSE. Pilr,ll°VAL ACADEMY, SO.NIERSET-PLACE. ilP'•,, EXHIBITION is NOW OPEN from itl . - --% - ", t ° ' l,l ock iu the Morning; till Seven in the Even : littance ls. Cataloir,ue is. -...._, HENRY HOWARD; R. A. Sec. E 'lAil l' isC) '"'d ,141' E XCHANGE_ ASSURANCE OFFICE, bY Itoyal :Juirter in the Reign of King George t..,1 . the ' First. June, 1614. r: 11 .1 ?), ° e IC I :S . , whose annual - r i remiums fall clue Pow „-ith instant, are hereby informed, that:Recciots over M e Ray '7 I "Y to lie I - livered at the Company's ,Othe"9. 'P'clil. ‘ b "`" * -b 1;n Pall-Mall, as well as by their re- - I lred ia,-,getit inhi-13"e .s t eVe.rral Counties ; and the l'artie r s o as ii_ } -i '' on 0,./.',llted to - apply for the . Renewal of their usual tetiba:;:s ~,)Yfore the , sn It of O. N - Y y Will t7. 1 .. 1 "I fUr eayment, be!oisd t the date of each Po- .+,ll expire.... * A *-- Att e . SAAMEL FINNING, Offices for the , sq.,ra ndance is Liven daily, at 0 , 2 said e ~ . . J . un - ., Secretary. tla h l ice of p 1 1 . —, ' 1 • Landize, and Ship., in t, !, oll t . i •ni ~yag, e.,oods, 14- exc... . or iini , ja _ c ~,) ri te ,' 4 boc, or while building, trout Loss , - , ... ' l '4 o f ' 41 '1 also for the Aisuratice of, and Var.tini; AP"' N 13' t ires. 1 . • P . -3 sur e a 're Policies wili be iic ., .led . free.- of Expanse to t'lle., RArds.') w4ere the annual' Ih i eraium amounts to 6s. or pp -,...„ 111.--A SOLICITOR; hiving 7 C.`!TI-- °Z;l,it, '404)113 .and Clic . ts of opulence ?.rid respv.-ta1,,,r7, ' 4 ' l As -fle AIIATANr(F e Z 1.'—‘1,.: or NIONEY to any e!tetit, theri4l 1 4 'rrl i "°- '-'," .--- ' •L•s• ti , on rertllS Vrit' C ,. : .'4' Property or ,'ersonal RAestinoitil:,t)ioer.atiln,n ~..!. it .. k r) l"`"itin'inOrt.‘ ie'lso.'snald't and.' sowilvhiblicly Appear'. ~-Apply, by Letter,• .post ill° " I :C o e, erel itt (~,, tt) l ir • its. at `his Office, No: 11, ChaPc P ', C.yeudiSh-suare, from-le-AM .. To • rti t , .. 4 ., "'ILITti WORLD . .- , ,REDUCTION' OF THE 1.41.1115;i81i1T%.,t,..T.4an(Al t . S Al u Y r . vrio r, and Agent fir t.s.tis? ,r,,,.._ay.cthng, Hning, and'l3 , l2 , 7 o L n a s ndE Estates, it : 8 1 ,41 1 1. i ', ",itt:dfoCionotry H t ous , es tii A .E 4o sp % o s s ~ L , 1 . rue ' f and Pail ..blishje4n,in, Professiont'al:t''Ct o n thiercial, and TradingE l s , t,a7- I?`'Y bid Istr,eK'rs hik-SERVI C ES - to` NII LIT4RY %1 , . I l l' e ' d i l ":_ . 4, t,, dev4,;(t'S,jr:lble pr expedient r On the apprOachiz,.,mantly. ,tldather 114:1' , t „ 42 ,' , ital, or thumselve7- t rt . l'ied f;e4 i .t's of-prolit, eithe'r hi ,gricultare o in ' 14 ii(4 , "'Self to hen most profound secrecy all .Ne iketivelY 17 r Bsiness 3 Willell rnay'e mitted US bin). 1 1 ....tr:ll :\ k! i , ,A'A El E Eimsgs, No. le,. CqEAPSIDE._ /Iv\ :d PAMILIE'fi arriving - from A8110...p. N014. 1°1. 41, th'it I PlToll.'br.s • rogp . eatfully 'to in -1114, sy te ,i lv . Al tELl6lTSES''contaiii their usual rich a ;; l Ni, loicest Linens,- Damask and other Table ttbj'recil E leg - ant Fltrititures, Goods,. (Add "r ,%„`14.4••;,:!, tal iions - Cravat aml OtliCr India Mttslins. A'"c!es /s oreign Lact., Veils, Lace Dresses 4 and • Th" s'tikola :7 1,1 1 Shawls., Teheran o Veit tress fat e „ and ro Arabian' To - init Cloth, and ‘ l Vhite Chintz for •DiN- siii i 'reh ottse. i i i : e - to four guineas each (sold exclusit - ely at for ; • Ithititte Printed Ca.mhrics,Alettilins and M I N, .10113 , es'-m„ • •• F • - titian p ier oth a rumg• press, and f o r Apo! • • •••••••,__ attti •IjeulTris Purchased or exclianged.— Goods by • • ,111CON0:\ • .• IY • , keti;4 l4 •`EN' „ the PURCHASE of IRISH 4 t s h eet ""of he Public are res - I.4ectfully invited in tgbYnft v " i rY adl of Irish Shirt.ng r1V;•,%.17% oilviboun:sd'a Tt d N i b e r 4 l l c; sh Lineo Corapa , the `ontla,sO2e . of I.lll,itt)s,ei,4 hii t l7l o, 4' ... e .:::TheY are t. ? n n a ' hl i e(.l ° ,.ir - om their Esta.ioll - 'Ter thl "`!" ( lies, to sell the abore Articles considera with "''Y Houso in London. Their. Cloths are tile hell, of acids • helm got it p immediately .w az . i Pe , ( .2, t tion of their Agents in the Sister t‘heit" dui : ability and coloar ; and . furti:er . ~1,1)E. *Jolley should a fault appear.—",.. , ountry '.o,l4's_ J/Nu-k(4d to. 1/iCYN'OVAN, • No. 4, iiloc'rms,bury-sguare, N 9. 10; it.enhen--frcrt, Dotrlin. . • • 'r!"-ahtt a 1,-"'ant-of iielanci Notes, taken. in Iscoanted: 141, pi.: _ P11ITt.1(1,.: PIZ N(TA cyr o ,. ,11% pt:T s \ t' , ' .ifiSt IN THE • ~N l.' (.. 0\„,: ~ ' '''' '' ' -• 51 4 .1 L LINGS ' ' 14' ', * " li. lON .Tvc,7.\-1.1.(x,,,E - 11 - 1 4r,N . - 5 -- . - .' 8 COI • • ---r , MI:: ki,,, DANI..-lINFERCI, t , e, ne No. 11). Skirint,r-,treet and No.:3— k'7.-,., zi'.l.lls:;,:f.l.l4)l.:?,):l):l:ll,:eretiiricY.lig'itte;.i,ilie‘k'rai *sr: I.lll:;ertif tit::;:ys:'l'lran.,(:-.7' '-')trlS. ,', " : 1.1. E'liaif"l‘• • Ceder clialppagile,.,:ont ,‘,))111)111Y, . PeAv i - _ti es, i . ii „ l. • ~ . . Per Doz. Per Pip% ~, co it k kst '•;; .Iztst nu portatiod, which '''• 4 ) f t PY. Nr,dellt .eer came_ to ; this - .s. - - ..);: htiti nein Q , l a, flavou r . . ..... ...... 36 7 ' th e ,R onto; ; U ' l kl.);, and high Flavyur •• ' = bt,. a_44il, 'n'Proved by • a Vol - age to. - I,`!. it, i 4 ii • • ..... ." - '.---- - "• -40 •- • 80 . ps . : , (of k 1) 41;t4tion Of . V . l ..... . G ... ... 4„tle't.,lich w•L'el, sUperior rina l lit 'fiiiintinY • i i 1, 81 1 4 4e5 • •-• • ~-. •. . , ...... - '. ... 48• 100 • • .., • ,K-_,:' lt, ,i".• DIXON, APOTHECARY.. „ o • ' 1 "Iti l ' 'gut i b i• ... • rtiolte, It v , , , ~ e . earAlest, Op.po' aunitY to ae- Ithi e r i I oft) d o t , , that. I have rce-eired the xr.,ost wonderful IkOll.l)rl?.atfied i''of.:iAir DI XON'SANTIRILIbUS PILLS, ttit 9istzfb„ivitli Mt tdJanutica, and • all those•frietins to 4 t 14 4. ; th-, t i'•ed tl,,kai have experienced the _same salutary. 1•11 atih.),, eelare Alien) to 'ie the "p•st lieclicine ever used kt e f oil trY fur 13ii '. •a ' -." -' - ' l . • .s• 4 .4 u. i . owit,,_ toils an,. otttP•t Conap,aints. ,„' l tlr,L.,'o 1i 4 ,,. s 4 fr the nat - • of ••V-1 r • dies and Geutl •kv, • •••11;,,.. r re,,,• , f .e. st eia ..,a . !il y • iris li ed the utaicKt relief froth your 1 Jixotis Iit:0: :sti. k.,1:--...elia•les.Tay.l,.)' r, Esq:-.laniaiea;. Willi'lin i 1 '. 41 t11,,,• IV, tp,'•••,,n,-nato; Mt-. WoUailf, Spanish Town, r lik e ' , :-.0 . Q i jitirtun: Esq, S,•iva• tina la ;Mar, .ditto ; . 1 • (4°4li. dal(); G.. Allston,. Esq. ditto; Mr. :°ls ,Nif.'N'ti,lll(2ial?f, ditto .I. Pnlinson, Ero .salt River, • Irk' " ( .1 e `s, di+l - 1 •ii• • •,''''- j 1) 1) ' k,P, I . , ott o ; iv ... - ',' , . urn, Esq. s:lv;Autla,;,- . • G cttly ly, k ,1,._,.,5• t,liver• Goldsmith, Kingston, ditto ; • 4tllt• pe r i ts i Mrs. Woodriff, .Spanisli Town ; with ~;.. !lo,iolf.,,tlie tirst respectability-. 1 ,/ - fl., ille , r .; , most obedient Ser%•ant, " i;ve1i4.1,141.R.12. .1-10 AS ITARROLD, of the ship Ganges. ,'(.' ttr,k'alea- •• - • • ; ' - , i'lett,,,lt',.' o f,p,,t or n u d i .,r,", ta. 11, at Mr.,llutler's, No. 4 ellcaP" t.ll 4 . . 11 ; hp__ _Eer-row; 'Loinlon; Sharp and Behan, 1 4 ..1 . %; .:;(1 .1(41,5t'.7', Iv,,esto.n, Arinut - and Mallory, Portsea • ; .. i l :4 ,‘ tl t ,l i ' e eliot:,,..„;: a linld;(-11101:f ; _O•llt.p. nut; and Jaeob„Sli err: ‘,. cdtt , ix e ,, d ,,,, . Turner, Hull ; ,rox:and C.ottliworthy,- 1 I l.‘ i: 414_,nd swikn,loll:, _and. Gilbert,- Plyininttli'; Knott and I t-', \.,-Q Debt), lnd CO . Birm;n liam • Billitio-e • Ed- ~litt'ti''''riel•est,,',. all‘.l LAtilb.urr, I..i'erpool; S'ai t' es ' - Ind I 'ItN, (ii')St':ott, ; ;.•''Ve,..,'nlan, I.•:xti‘er • Stnith, l';‘'lat‘nierion, ti:'; N ort4 4, , g .;,;''' - .till';`,)akt,:i',,l,alinbui•4l;.; .htixter aud i\l‘no- ! 4•liiiki''' ; - Sw,i,,f:„ jl r an . d 1-1,1.1 fn 4'4'1.061 I; Stevenson and l 1 , .„ ae l. d i t .-, •:.., ..,eic.,:ter ; , im') Anil S:sttou, Not- i n 2i•oo- " u 4 Y ;Dust ecitautry \ledi 'me Venders, in '4. audr.eack . ' 1 ' . ..1/ 4,, 1 • T. , , • • ~. - - „k i g . , - • .*te , _ • ;kx,„:l - • • • 4• tf. o , - 4.4 > J. , . • Bar • ~~ ~: . • rfrilCE mow. . 41 ) 0 111?-1LTY-OFFICE, 2.7 th Flay, N OTICE is hereby gieen, thdt a Sessio7l Of O . ye? and Terminer and Ge9.l .I.live77y, for the Trial of Of fences conlmitted on the .11%,q - ?z Seas; within the .Tnrivdiction of the .ddmiralty of Englaati,witt le held at Justice Hall, in the 'Old Bailey, London, on Friday, the Ist of Jilly next, at Eight o'Clock in the AlOrning. This Das was published, pride , Is. in ha:lrds, The Fourtcent4 - Edition, with a new Preface; and some tiddi 'Poems,. INTERCEPTEDTwo penny ,!'o,i7 My THOMAS BROWN, the Younger. Printed for John Carr; SG, Piciternoster-row. • printed This D i. ay wo p ll( u:flislied;' • ' re ad ti;res-v,..!, ori66 A L fi I U ‘I P bouriii, - Th • • .'‘r Uillt1(1 1 :11f,r, hl.' 2.1,1i0 t r• 1. to - Moore, •. 2ti" 2. , •iiiiii 4 .e,illinsteelsr, a- collect: w ; , , i,„„ t .Bro. neatly printed and hot-pressed, tos. ;, 3. linpurtatft Stpdies for the Ft':nale ".• tj iliutlrru MAnners, I=lrtio.7s. extra boards. t 4. i‘rioral Trutlis,•atid Studiet frdm Natntal 12 1lio ; 75. extra boards. 5. The .Juvenile Journal; or, Talcs of Truth, 12ino. extra boards, 3d edition. Fishes Grand Gala; in Two Part s , 12 plates, Is: each plain, or Is. 6d. coloured, - 7.Ttle Three Gifts; or, the History of Young Farther t; plates, Is. plain, or IS. (>, l. coloured, by C. Uhapple, ; and Sherwood and Co. I)."tcrnoster-row. Tr. CROKER. OBSERVE, a few Copies on . !yr are now ',ft on safe ; . price l'bree Shillings) of.th,:t inter , 'H.ig• awl use'ill':f 3- intily Work (with which is i ',P. , ;211 adeieAan". of th . e 41iii a View of (:lead • Rowir), entitled k;UiDE to 'or,-Adrice . .. to both Scxe4, , in a variety 4 • EAST INbIA HOUSE, Jane 181'4. THE COURT 6fDi ECTORS ortheLtNitED' COMPA:`,4Kof MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice 'That a G.I47.I\ERAI, COtiRT of the said COMPANY will be held at their HOUSE in Leadenhall 7 street, onTHurts 7 DAY, the 23d in.eit. at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, till Six in the Evening, at the Desire of more than Nine Proprie tors, to ballot on the following- Question, viz. Resolved, That, a's a Testimony of the high Sense enter tained b' the Proprietors of Est India.St,;cl;. of the enfinent and essential Scrriceslendered by the late Viseuunt Melville to East India Company for 17 Years, during which Pe riod he discharged the Duties of President of the Board of Ccmmissioners, a Sum of 20,00.01. be granted- to his Executors,- at the rate of 2nool. per Annum, until the'said Sem 'of 20.,0001. , be dischatged, the same to be applied towards the liquida tion of his Lordship's Debts. - • fly S. t:. , t)I.,f.KNION,J. D. Containing - a tretitis4 on Venial,. tis Cases, Nen - mu...an t i liy peChtPldriae Compla.ats ; also General l::.emarks, on those Dis eases with which the nuiaan body is most frequently afflicted ; explaining the.svmptoins, mode of treatment, and remedies most properly adapted for each revcctive eoniplaint. To which is atwyxed, A DiSsertarion on the'Properties and Effects of Hot and Cold-liathina ; also an .Essay on Secret Venery;; anif - 'a Discourse on Inipoteney in the Male, and Stuulity or Barrenness incident to Females.; &c..—The whole illustrated with ,a.priety of aithentic facts, never before published. - The bi ! itsrcservative to keep the Mind iu health," ,says Lord Bacon, ‘ l Tanctiti manv instances (lie liodytoo), is the faith ful admonition of a friend." f't nt'ortzinal eiy, the dislike of having tot merely our vices, but even our foibles;follies, and fan; ts c \ dosed, Oter4thonsands'from asking for or receiving what. the philosopher reconimenits; an/Ain - is 'Youth in p.ati cular rush headlong into the vortex of dissipation an,f death ! __To obviate consequences,so destructive-to t.•e species, and eventually to poptilAtion, has fallen to my tat, Ly the pu4ii cation of the GUIDE TO HEALTTI, N% leh is piliilted ottt to the deluded of either t C as the " Srient Friend." •whlch they may consult without eApcs.nre, and w.th assur,!tl. corrti (knee of success. 'lbis is that innsuine, the getili:l, of which the slender roots of prejudice ic;rtina- , 1 As Trot a pr,vails prejudices subside,' and all'personS are left to their own judgment and their own experience. London Printed for the Author; and sold by Sam.:Lfigh, IS', Strand ; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster 4 row; also by all nook ;ellen in- the United Kingdom. i~:o less than oriellorfia r ed Thpusand Vire ”eindrel Copies of Solomon's Guide to Health. have been printed._ COAL TAit 'VA.) VN, AND CI tN THE COAL 'FAR BROWN is of two kiivis i viz. Common Tar Brown 18s. per cwt. and Itef!neti inc Brown 925. fie*rci . ..t.; they are both applicable to the cover- Pencing, Porous Weather liu,tediv-, Sluice Gates, 'Wood under Ground and Water; particoiar4' the Itetitted Tar,. which is a very vala.,!,!e Prepnration bi Coal Tar, it being perfectly insoluble in Water. The lk Will not penetrate where it is used; it is also Of a good dries very hard, and is easily 'applied, regoiriAg only to he heated ,and ,laid on with 4 compton tar-brbsit. The' imperte traj).l.! Paint; are t`ery ore , unelital, and may be applied .eijt.h ack . aiitu l 2, - e to all purposes of useful painting, lioto inside and • outside, wterc a handsome appearance, diwaniiity, an-1 nomy, are-.cwisiderations ; -bat for park-pallinzs, stucco and piust;erfrants . , iron .and wood ruling:, ont-buildings.tl e, - :•ry description, they ::re peculiarii adrqUe7l, as - they resist t of the Wenth'er uttoPisbing degree; are a cr, t. ;•,l fur world ami dry-rot, tad stand in cl4-aiat4s; they iut , 4 rives, viz.—invi:3iY l . (4 1 .:, • mt. r) sub (;r:.cll. 765. Olive ven, I , 'Green, Is. Cd. ;;e;• Slate Leath and Stone pey • curt. Hell Or, Brown, i,: Paint, tiOs. Prepared Oa to thou the4i fur use 7s. J_INiES COBB, Secretary. THE MOST Pitolll:Nl 7 .7.';'T 'fB.A ET' 011 - 4 BEAUTY' IS A FINE HEAD OF • To obtalii whi,•`.l is cspecially keconnnentled• 4. OWLA:ViI'S MACASSAit•Oji, ; tinder the august Tatt'onage- cf their jloyal 114;lnie3ses tire Pritniess of Iktlet, Duchess of York, arid of Sesse::, his Serene I:li*F.hrieSs the Drkg of Brunswiclr. .!)es the Spa;iish iheie specia! •ty by the Navy - ronl:Aruiy, This Oil ra e ':.:ntes,;l s , (Trilpiti - itics tlie.huruan , - cii`•••.; its ta!'.i:ig lug grey to tin.; latest period of li;;±, t;•o: tt - :.:•.11"cst Hair, au:: prin.:tel.'s 0 luxuriant growt;l t„ Prodnces iniuittablu natrirdi c. .:rl, and either natural or artificial, itezratifuny soft anti :•!•;s:y, adds . ,:t pleasant perfinne; ironn;tCs the gio , ,vtli of ' eye-hriiws, mustachi It i s perfectly iitnpx'rls, and rwty , al,ity he applied to the Hair of the youtige..t tic u..2-nericial effects prO dnecd are fully' ,i 0 Rowland's Treatise on th e Hair, included Bottle. As this Book , is pirated, aiid the Oihccriniterfeited, it is especiallyrlteerSai (filch Gc'huine Bottle is signed nn the outside iat)c,i,, in reu ink, " A. ROWLAND olid SON," in their own 4 Sold at fis. 0.11, 1 105. 641. and il. t:;. ,;o:.r. bottle, by the sole Proprietors, A,t• ROW:I.:INp and ;lON, Ihtt ton—rat-den atirioilltnwrit, 'by i‘le!;srs. lieudries, . •7 , ' • Perfumers to lie Majesty, l'itchb;rne•-street ; '.' , lessrs. Smyth - and Cu. his,Alntesty, 117 Qz - ttic D.' 1"-gge,' !firma-strt-et; Thccetiot and Co. 014 Bond-street ; Berry, 17., (.;roe-li Itri et; Johnston, 15, ditto; Bnyley and Blew, Cockspto•-,erect ; Low, .330, Strand; !New - bevy,- and Sons, 45, Shaw wards; 6G, St. Paul's Church-!'aril; , Rigge, 65, Butler, 1, Chentiside; Bowling, Walker, and Co. Borong - li; Barcloy and ;()tii);. 95, Fleet-market ;: Burgess, Cursitor-street, Patty, Batts - , - and , •Co. Le:ohm - A-street; Bolton and Tutt, Royal Exchange; Westin), 1=1.R,,. straini;: flacon, 150,.-.Titorn, 45, (range; 115,- Oxfired-sti*ekt ; Cole/mu-street; Hohnes,.Essex-street,, strand;" - ind by all Perfinu , _.rs and Meni,noe Venders in London,. and of Europe. Also. WIIAND'S ESSENCE O} Tyarh, OIL IMPERIAL 1)-17.1i ; fur Changing - Red yr Grey Hair, Or Whiskers, &u . to it.BroWn or Black, 7h, iid. p.er hot) lc. Also, • - ROWLAND'S ALANA.EXTILICT,'for tlic.Teeth. and -Gums, tos: ed. per brittle, or 'in poWdefat 2s. 11d, per hox,au invortant discovery. . ;,. , - f! British Paint Nlantifact , a2i;G•2; Q-neCil-strect - t .\;.crchants, Captains, and the Trade, supplied ,on beral Terrns. , I)*\7' CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE% with Spacious Mansion, Park, Woods, Manors, and Adrowson. O BE SOLD tiy CONTRACT, a compact Freehold Estate ' of upwards °IONE TIIOI3- SAND ONE Ett7NDlti,,i) ACRES; in a beautiful' Country, highly,respectabie Seightiourhood,...distagt from Lonibm 'l5 mileg i 5 (11-,i• : ;1 from the Coast, comprising a substan- Ea!' situ:ited, extensive attached and detuened -Oliices of- every description, - large walled Garden, with Grape 7ousts, &c: well-wood 4 pd Park and• Lawn, with.a large piece of Water, extensive Wuotis, stocked with Garrie,. and •Fdrits, with, reclaisite• Yards and Alliktings Also TwO Manors and perpetual Adowson of Alit Rectory ; The Land is pearly _all ,in hand, and is in a high state.of Cultivation; and the Est ate being bounded; in part, by a Na vigable-River, .which. affords flicility in procuring ma ottres of all kinds f,rom . tlve .Harkey Tattn, and the, soil being yell suited to the Turnip Husbandry,. it is a very desirable Property (Ai - Alt:limn who wishes to Farm on an ex tensive scale. ..}79r Pari i eularF., anti for Orders to view the Estate, apply c Messrs'. Broad-street. GWERN, VALE._ HOUSE; 'MANOR, MEA . t . )O",V LAND,. • and'PLANTATIONS, SOUTH WALES. rw,10,. be, SOLD by PRIVAI E CONTRACT: GWERN , VALE HOi.JSE,, a modern stone edifice, with three .arehiteeturaSiront, sittrate on an eminence in,a picturesque part of the county of Brecon; one mile from Criahoivell, six 'from Abergavenny, and thirteen froM Brecon. . • • . . The. Mansion comprises a.spaciOns Hall, BreakfastParlour, Gentleniait's Morning Room or Library, Dining Room, twenty-t'i'll feet by-sixteen, with -- et Recess for a Sideboard, decorated with columns and pilasters, Drawing, Room, twen ty feet six inches,-try nineteen -feet six inches, with three French wirritdiv ,- , 'Citmanding an extensive view of the beau tify! Vale of and the surronnding count, v. 'Phi, Stony is thirteen - feet high, with enriched cornices, iiti.ed up with .double doors, and statuary and French marble Chimney Pieces. A Store Room and China Closet; Vestibule, and geometrical stone Staircase communicating- :with five propiilioned Chambers, and two Dressing Mouths; a second Staircase leading to four Servants' Apartments. The Do-. 'nestle Oakes are peculiarly well arranged ; consisting of a' Servant's Hall,. two Kitchens, Laundry, BrewbouSe, Wood house, Ciallonse, and two paved Areas or Back COnets,• with piivate enyances. The Cellars are spacious, --arched, and perfectly The House, Offices, and 11:.:.d Chambers are supplied by pipes,. with ekeellent water from a never-failing 'spring. The Approach leads out of the Turnpike Road from Mois r L mouth to Brecon by a carriage sweep through the Meadows tv an lonic Portico Entrance: The Mansion, is sheltered front the Neal: INortlt 7 east, Winds. by. luxuriant Plantations, through which a Terrace Walk extends to the Turnpike House. At aproptr distance, through'.another part. of the . Plantations, area Gardener's Cottage and Peultey Yard, and . the Gardens se.rrounded by lofty walls„ planted.with.Trained and Standard 'Fruits of the first quality in Rill bearing; ex tensive,. Hot-Houses, .lately erected, stocked with- Vines, Peaches, hod Pines, in the hieitest perfection; . and.,nearly ad joining are a Granary, Cato-house, pie -10.7 y, Dog-kennel, Agile CoaCh-heuse, Stabling fur Eight Horses, and other Buildings. . • The Mansipsishuilt with Stone, oak-timbered-and slated, finishid in an elegant Style,;riWte 'evefy Convenience ano in perfect prder. And - repair, situate hherhood; on an excellent Turpike R. , ad, wit h.the advantage of a i'lail and other Coaches and Waggons to urn': froni Lon don daily, in a good Sporting Country, and-the River Usk, celebrated for its Salmon and Trout FishernA, flows through tart; Vale within half a mile of the -House, . . „ 'lke Out-Offices are substantial stone buiidnigt, covered with slat - e.gr tile, and in. good conditiOn. - The Meadows, Garden, and Pleasure, Grounds, are capital Land, and-contain, with the site of the 'Mansion and Build ings, a hant 40 Acres.. Tbe whole is Freehold of Inheritance, with -the"exceptitirt of-a quarter of an acre, near the Turn pike HOuse; which is Leasehold •for •the mile/Tired nt Teraf 900 years; The Land-Tax has been redeemed, and possep s • sion may be bad payment. of the purchase-money.. The- Lea,: Pipes, Sinks, Dressers, Shelves, Locks, Bolts, and Bells, .will he included in the pnechase; • - The Gratek Ranges, Stov es , Marble and other Chimney Pieces, and Hearth Stones, Coppers, Furnaces, BllioN,llook eases, planned Larpets, Brewing, and Garden .Ute:isils, and other Customary Fixtures, are to be taken to by-the Pur chaser at art appraisment, to be made by two persons,: one . to he chosen by the Vender, and the other .by the Purchaser; who may be accommodated -with such of the modern House hold Furniture as is now on the Premises on the saute Terms. A Person is in constant Attendance to shew the Pre. mites. ! Messrs. Bellamy-and Bannister, Shipston-on-Stonr, Wor cestershire, are authorised to treat for the Sale, and at whose Office feather Particulars may be knowl-L SELECT ARTICLES or ESTABLISHED REPUTATION. PEARL SDENE'TSSENCE 1 which excel, 1 : A h l a in and e'e- gance and efficacy, every other preparation fur the Teeth and, Gums, price 2s. 9d. each. Thu Essence is particularly recoin mended to Parents and Persons . who have the care of Chil dren as the greatest preservative of young and tender Teeth. None are, genuine but what have the words, " J.llemet, Bay ley, and Blew, Cochspur-.i.trect," engraved in the stamp. . CATHARMIAN WATER, for the general iniprovemetit of the Complexion, the cure of all Cutaneous Disorders, and the Bites and Stings of Venomous Insects. Pintsls ficL ; Haft' Pints each. BAYLEY'S TRUE ESSENTIAL SALT - of LEMONS for' taking Ink • Spoti and Stains out of Lace and Linen. , The ge nuine is signed W. Bayley "on the Box and Wrapper. Also his .SCOURING DROPS, for taking Grease out of silk, Mtull', Woollen Cloth, &c. Price Is : eac h. 'Veritable POMAADE prire 3s. Vd. the glass. Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by rn BAI . ,LEY and BLI-,y,.Per fuers, and Manufacturers of Dressingand Writing Cases, Cockspur-street, Landon; where,..also. may b e had, CAD-. MAN'S ineomparable RASOIt STRAP, the best and most (hirable one ever submitted, to the Pablic. - Price, fis: end lel. 6d. each. TO Tl-1 . OMAS TAYT.OII,`ESQ. _ N0...9, New-Bridgc;-strea, Ltindon. Holentrityo Sin, • ' Edinburgh, March 18. .BEG 'leave to inform von, 'that ever since (he A .vea r 1798; I bad been. afflicted with the Lues Venerel ; which, from its obstinately resi s ti ng - every course of Medicine prescribed by the-most eminent of the faculty here, and un dergoing-several sesere courses of salivatiou,--and twice 4.-- charged from the hospital with little relief, would appear to be of the Most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my disorder had got, to Mich a head, as nearly to put-a period to my eAstence—l had a. large, ulcer on the crown ohny head, one on ettchartn, and any legs were broke vat it all:4;104d manner; MY' right 'was dreadfully painfal, and had been in a state•of.ulccration,for the_last seven years; lily left hail also tiro large nodes tiit it, was very much di , coloured, ,atid.gave me such:exeraciatinq pain; particularly when warns in as nearly to tlein ice me of •rest ; io this lamentable. state .I NOas recomsoetided - by J.. - Thoinpson . ' (who receiv e d so gi - cat : a cure - by:thczu here.), to take your. Lettl, - ..es Patpit Welt I be?au to-do on the 2btir of krak-; in . the . .'coul.se of a .fortnight IlegaUto receive ben it—in' little time than. a month the ulcers en - My head and :trans were spimilly healed— soon after, the,sores on my I.gs healed also; leaving, - cousiderable discolouration in the Shin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, •by the blessing; of Go - d,' awl s lit4lc longer pesaevsrame is your Medicioe, subsided ; the nodes . dispev.ing, the skin regainiag its natural hue, aad the nocturnal pains gradurtlly gtiing us bccaine, by Y0 . 91' libeatl advice and medicine, perfcctivlree front all po , fOrmer ctitoplaiats—have recovered my former spirits. and strength, and am become jolly and fat, in which.state having ontinned wany months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I aut zi't a loss in what-terms to• express niy gratitude,• hat beg you, for the good of other suffering .mortals, to make this my case as public as possible,, as t snail on .every occa sion; in so doing you will greatly tiblige„ Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humbl e servant , • ALEX. MUItKER. Swann's Close, High-street, EJinbucgh:' Witnesses tothe above cure:— John Thompson, No. 3, New Poultry Market, John. M'lntosh, Old Assembly - Close, Ediaburg.h. • Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY- LOB, Member of the Royal• College. of Sur eons,' at his house, No. 9, New Bridge-street; London; wlete, after a constant residence of more•than 38 years, in a practice parti , cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts of • Generation,. with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profesSion should always observe in such cases, he dattersbbitself the advice and assistance lie „, ,, Tatuitously administers to persons taliing this Me4ine, will be esteemed, by a discerning Public, „as an advantage seldom attainable, and void of all ambiguity. ' Also sold, by his appointment, fur the eanienience of those Airing at a distance, at the l'erfomer's,,No. 35, St. Alban's street, Pall-mall ; the Toyshop, No. 103, Oxford-street; Mr. • Dishorougles,..No. 7, Fish-strcet-hill; Mr. - Baxter's, South bridge, „Ediaburgh; Mr. IVl'Donald, J ewe ll er , Gl asgow; Mr. ; and bkamt person in every considerable town in Great Britain and Ireland. in boxes of only cacti, stamped, and sealed up with fall and plain directions, whereby persons,. of either sex may cure themselt es with ease, speed, secrecy, and. safety. • N: B. Every Box so ld l a - G rea t-B r it a i n i s sea l e d up with a stamp, on which,-by.favotfr of the Commissioners, is printed,- at .the - Staino 011ice r ,T,. Taylor, Nti..B, New,Bridge-street— to iwit:An which is Felony, and all others are counterfeits, FROM THE LONDON GAZE;1"1:E; JUNE 21. • Admiralty-o,dice, Jane 21, 1814. 13.ear-Atirii i 14 . prliant Conicid-pder is Cilicr .of jelsty's ;14.3 and v.essels on the Leeward Island sta6-iii,, trai6rnitied to this Office a cops of a lei.ter 110111 ble -,11..111:aqd ; C'aptain I:is:Majesty',3 'date.l oaf V,: Silver the ~:Utt! April 1614, ista;:iig* that the ::,Idhad that .119.:1;.; captured tLe privateersciwoo c: r of tour six-po , iiidc'r guuo, and oile tweit-pw:naler allelidstilps, ario 43 nteu, Uelurizing to Waso ilw,tun, a er a chase ul cLi re- htiiirs. I'lle . ".lear-Adiniral has also ti : ,iristnitlf.d a letter frp!a Capt- Pleasing; of his Alaje;•iy's sky:, liarnadoes, doted Ilaxbunr, lth Apiil last, reiwrzni,..-4- the . co;!st of z.q..,p6iniur,os ,;duce of NlNt!' e.he Anterica.o thalsr.,,,tl with Liity-,!,,,:, 4 1 nieta, , and 040-10.11 13-iiounder four.loni; . Whii.f.. l lall, Jane 21,,114. • . llis Royal. I - rguisk.-, rle j's',,tee )1 , .. eras hit!! b , !en pie , :=PTI, its the uii,-1, ;Lilti ou the hciiiiii t;1 his :4.ajesty, to a l i volli t ti, it -hut of ..,i,ic1it.: , .ei..41 4 .1 th e, Earl Of Claticart'y to the %).:1 i- .4 Postwaster-urruclui. ____ / 4 ,....._:_. • . . . liAN:ciil2l'l:CY iNLAR:GED. Gatintlett Clarke, 11.,,inignaii-street, kilackviil , l,all, fact4C. l'ion.A Juae IJ, 1 0 APS4Ast a• . J.3. - IN.,...ItUPTS. . . :Sarnifel Gt!orge Guldsmitn, Ipswich, victualler, to surrender, Juiy 11, h2,aild -I.u . uSt. .2, at eievea, at Lne 1 - lorwS, lan, Ipswich. Attorines,- Ale,srt. Era:lft Ipswien, pi• • Mr. 1311111:AI, Om:num-place, Lemiugtuo, Warwiek , buire, brew ! .:;,, a, alit' Augast ;2, at ei, veii; at Corp's Koval ton. AtLurnivs, Messrs. . Petri- and flewirt, place, Temple, or .Mr. Watts, Keadworthi Wartviastinv. .11owea, Jerniyu-street, sanler, June-25, July 5, iivii 2, at ten, a t Atturuey, Jkines, Bedford-row. Jouat hart I , 7arror., Biriainglmot, grocer, .July 6,9, aad Agt-,,t 2, at one, at the Union 'intern, .Messrs. Swain, Ste Veils, INLyies,' and Pause, place, Old-Jewry', or Mr. Wliateley, Birmingham. John Sims, .Oxford-street, victualler, June e 2, July 2, ind August, 2, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, 2ar. Ledfurd-Arect„ Bedford-square. ThotttaS otire; Leicester, hosier, June 25, July 9, :end Auglr,t'• 2, at twelve, ar. truilanall. Attorney, Mr. John Putts, .• Fore -street, Cripplegute. Samuel Sparrow, jail. :•itore-strect, Pancras, upholsterer, June 2.i, July 6, August •2, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney; Mr. Martinsitale, Gray's-Inu-square. Peter ,Illackbarn and IsaaC. Blackburn, Plymouth and Biodois. • bury. square, merchants, June 23,,Ju1y 2, and august . 7 • twelve; at Guildhall. Attornies, •Arlessi - s. 1t littt anu r;..116,4, Castle-street, it'alcun-square. Smith, Portsca,• Hampshire, liiieri;draper, June 23, .J.dy eleven, at Guildhall. ALuraics, Messrs. Bowlegs and Crosse, St. .liitlred's-coort. • _ I:.dward . Crawford-sirect, St. :' , lary-le-built. bral:er, July 2., s„and :lugtist 2, at one, at Guiluoall. at tornc+',Mr. Booth, Queen -stn.::: t, .iiimaisbary. • „ .I . 'retkrici.: Shore Nodtn, late of Lune-street, iiicrchatil, Junir •25, and August 2, at at eleven, at Guildhall. Aztor,,c.-, tianterton, Gre.,t St. liele.h's,, - I.iishopsgate-street. Marcus Ahraliain, ()id ii!ravel-lace, slupsdlier, Jump 12, aild A.,r;bst 2, at ten, at Ciuiluuatl. Attorhey, otr. Howard, Jr . .vry-sti eat,'Aid,cate. DIVIDENDS. . • July 15.% •H. Pitt, Dudley, Worcestershire, in ol• - .o.-'21!i•-- July 12.—.4. Fa:line7*i late or Liernaril-street, elea4n. N 14. D. I übbs, Liverpool, Inert:mint—lL tot and T. (..:antrill, Tipton, J. \Venal!, Warrington, Lancashire, flour-de:tier—) 1.1 W. Dean, jun'. E%ezer, china-merchant—July 13. late of uoraham, Norfolk, shopkeeper—J'aly9. .f. • late of Liverpool, merchant—July 23. -P. 'll)9:nas, street, Surrev, engineer—Jupe 25. Kerr, r• tallow-chandler—lode 25. T. Cornwell, late of 11;1c Kent; draltr—Juue 23. F. Ritisdale, ‘V. Hamilton, Finsbucy-place, Finsbury -square, HI, .I.i k - June 24. 'l'. Atkinson, Dorset-street, SaliOury-squ:i3c, - layer—June 24. K. CultidS, J.. Stokes and 11. Iduiit, Squill-street, - chants--J,:iy 12. J. C. Hancock, siloon.cepoi --- July IC. F. Clark, Great Russell-street, 23. 4. Johnson, of the East Ind,a-Chantherl, ...- street, - Ship-owner—July 13. IV. Butcher, - Sottou Nottnigliamshire, ercer—July 2. T. Hills of 25. IV. Lowdler and C-; - fins Ott! warehousemen—July 25. A. E. Van Vow',L; file opsgatc-street-witliiii, July. 23. Mowbray, Bankside, Southwark, inci , ch.:— July ;10. 6. Oliver, Skinneritreet, Saiut c, draper—lV: Ilarliridg, Cannon-street, um turer—Jthie 24. J. Fitch, ,King-street,liolden-si merchant—JulY,l4. E, Short, flinckiey, Linceiaa holder—July 2. I. Spurrier, Eulield-bigoway,cual-iiici cli —July 1-1. W. Thornton, late of liiiickley; Leicrst.asnic,, currier—iiilY 14. W. Jackson, Hinettley, Leicedtersoire, 4o sier--July I. C. Hoare,. Clirapside, taylor. CIiIiTIFICA TES-41711,Y 12., . . R. Dever, Siourhridge, ‘Vorcesweshire,. G. W.'ruck, Edmonton, pig-dealer--4. Proctor, farm, shire, inerchant—W. Hague, Wigan Lancashire, liltkge r ‘r —%V . , Firth, Lit : ersitige, Yorkshire, Wigan, e~ j; .t ` ' ,iPit ~ i , t'r,c 1.1±1; ) ofv t: l I,ta t , 119 , 11 1(7 ' )1"'