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London, England, 1815-11-11

INDIA.

CALCUTTA GAZE TIE—JUNE 8, 1815.
Warlike operations being now happily at an end in
the northern provinces recently belonging to Napaul,
our present observations must be confined to a silo! t
statement of the circumstances which accompanied
the surrender of the Goorkha forces in that (latter.
In our last paper we mentioned that the 18-poundet s
were expected to open on Malown from a short di,
tance, on the 10th ult. We now learn that they were
got into the battery on the morning of that day.—
Their appearance produced the most decisive effect ;
for before a shot was tired, Umr Sing sent his son
Ram Dass to General Ochterlony's tent, which he
did not quit until the final adjustment of the terms
of capitulation. -On the 13th orders were issuatl for
the breaking up of the army, and return of the am-
munition to the low country. It was understood
that the Goorkha Sirdars would commence intme-

diately their march to Kuthmandoo, passing througl
the northern skirts of the Company's provinces ii

their route.
Letters of the 18th ult. from before Jytuk, mention
that Itnnjour Sing, and his principal Officers and
followers, in numbers about 100, had come into Ge-
neral Martindell's camp at noon of the preceding
day, and in conformity with the convention between
Umr Sing and General Ochterlony, agreed to give
up the tort and its dependencies on the 21. th or 25:h.
It was generally believed in camp, that General
Martindcll had determined to storm the fort and
out-works on the night of the 12th ; and had only
desisted from carrying his plan into effect on being
informed, by General Ochtcrlony, that Umr Sing
was completely in his power.

FROM THE GOVERNMENT GAZETTE EXTRAOR-

DINARY OF JUNE 9.

GENERAL ORDERS BY IDS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR

GENERA L.

l•o•tygher, May 21, 1815.
The indefatigable exertions of Major-Gcnerat (hitterlony
having at krgth been crowned by the surrender of Unsmer
Thappab, with the evaceattott of the fortresses of Malown and
Jytuk, and the cession of the whole country from Kumauun to
the Sutledge, the Governor-General directs, that a royal salute
be fired at all the principal stations of the army, in honour of an
event so creditable to the British arms, and se import:nit to the
interests of the Honourable Company.
London, England, 1815-11-27

LEIPZIG, NOVEMBER 14.

Her Majesty the Empress of Russia arrived here
at four o'clock this afternoon. The-King and Queen
went to Lendenan to meet her. This evening all the
city is illuminated.

CAPITALIohicA set at Oance all idle Nsti•at aka,

Paul Wily and P>4l; J6dity.—On Satord..y List, the Lottery of
15,000 ickets whrn three immense Prizes, amounting
to ,seol,oCO3Were dt awn, being one Pr'ze of 1.'.:0,4 Oa, and two
Prizes of £20,000, besides many other Capital., which were all
sold and shared. We understand the scarcity of Tickets and
shares was so great, that many petsons were di...appointed, who
' had delayed purchasing until frill.; aPernoon.-1115,009 I Ickes
were not stfficient to meet the public demand, What must he ex-
pected, in the new small but Capital I.ottery, of only 5,000
'Pickets, with Two immense Prizes of £50,000! ! or
wait it must. BC DRAWN THURSDAY, 7th December; indeed, it
Sas suggested to the Contractor to divide all the Tickets
into `bares, so that ny adventurer shall take more than half a
'Picket,--this would enable them to meet the public wishes gene.
• sally; and aa the Scheme is so arranged, that two Halves must
hay.• roux chance,/ to get £25,000, and xtvo chances to get
£.',0,.000, whilst a whets 'ficket could °lily have had the Two
chances to gain, a JEso,ool7ltisefsuch aptan cannot fag to mew,:
*dyers! wining's'',
London, England, 1815-11-27

rat had &listed, M. tavalette vole tip, and in a drlil
tone of voice said,
"Although I have ever Mt a great repugnance to spent of my-
self, I think it nv.• duty, at-the mement that the !arils about to
•leelde on my fate, to give a succinct account of my conduct since
17119. After having received a firtiliAtit edits:eine, I was invired,
by •he sage councils of M. Lninmit, with an a taelittirtot fur the
augc+. famly 01 the Bourb:.ns,sint.l gsve a striking proof of this
on tle• lAA 10th Angst. lat chat tituebelunited to the Natitival
4-‘srd, ant went with the t hassei.rs In order to defend the Palore
ot the ThuiPeries. ILe same morning we were reviewed by the
unfortunate Monarch, and akt not leave the Palace until we Lad
receive,: It:. order. to that effect.
served as officer muter Custine, In 1795; afterwaVds in
hey. as Aide de Canip to Gene-al Baraguay d*Hilliers, and it is
to 1;:m I tr., my tottene. Bonaparte, who had heard of me,
•:a nrd nit I.i+ Attie dr Camp, t me day after the battle of Amide,
and I have never quitted his ins.on shire that time.
•- Ahniit a 11:0•11 h brfore the exprattioit to egypt, he offered me
10. Beauharuais, in marriage, as a
ilvt,,t nt. Who' I left the military service, be named
:ne Di. veto.. 01 the Pohts. It is for those who have had
watt mt. while in that situation; it is for my col-
. ot.-n those employed by me, to state what has been
n.y vont:wt.; for myself, I can affirm, that my conscience
doe. nor mike me the lest reproach."
M. TRIPIKR, the prisoner's Counsel, made a most
eloquent defence. He instanced several contradictions
in the evidence Riven ag.tinst the prisoner, and attemp-
ted to justify the stoppage of the ministerial dispatches
and journals, by the absence of several oiLee clerks,
and its consequent absolute impossibility. —He con-
cluded by citing several instances of M. Lavalette's
impartial conduct respecting those persons who had
embraced the royal cause.
At eight o'clock the Jury retired, and at half past
eleven returned i•ito Court, and gave in their verdict
of Guilty—Denil.
W .en time accused was introduced m hear his awful
doom pronounced, his countenance was firm, and he
seemed to hear without emotion the deatration waich
was read. When the Court withdrew, to deliberate
upon the punishment. M. Lavalette took out his
watch, looked at the time, compared it with that of
the clock, and raised his eyes to heaven. At this
moment his features appeared to undergo a change.
Afar the reading of his sentence of condemnation,
M. Lavalette arose and bid adieu to his Counsel.
The lw ter answered, I shall see you again." u What
do y nu want ? (said he) it is only a cannon shot ;"
and then shaking hands with the persons from the
Post.thfice, who had appeared as witnesses against
aim, tie said to them, " fldiru, Messieurs de tu fuse!"
',t was midinght when sentence was passed.
. TRI.IL OF if ARSII,IL NET.
London, England, 1815-11-27

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1815.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK:
Reduced 601 I—Cons. money 61i 62&—for opg.l9th Jan. 62i }
4 per Cent 75N-5 per Cent. 91it —Bonds Gs. 7s. pr.
Omn. Isit pr.—Do. pay. 16i} pr.—Exch. Dills 3s. to Gs. pr.

Yesterday we received the Paris Papers of Wednes-
day and Thursday, add to•elay those of Friday ar-
rived. LAVALETT2 has been found guilty, and has
received sentence of death. IklEv's trial is put cif
until Monday, Decembztr LavaLarra received Lis
sentence with considerable emotion, but Niv exhisaits
much sangfreirL The former Ins appealed, and Ma-
dame LAIMLITTE has supplicated the XING for mercy.
We hate given abundance of ettracts front these
Piper* on the above topics in preceding columns.--
The following are the contents of the Papers received
this morning
PARIS, NOV. 24.
The Countess Lavalette has demanded and ob-
tained an audience of the King. She remained a long
time with his Majesty, but the result of the interview
is unknown.

'Co•morrow the Ministers will lay the Treaty of
Peace before the two Chambers.

The Police have seized a surreptitious and of
course a very errontous edition of the Treaty and
Conventions, between France and the Allied Powers.
We lire authorised to disavow this premature publica-
tion, which must have originated hi the bad faith of
some foreign diplomatists, or their secretaries.
M. de Gentz, on the part of the Allied Powers,
will translate into German the Treaty, which has
been drawn up iti French.
Prince Hardenbcrg set off for Berlin yesterday,
and M. de Humboldt will leave Paris for Frankfort
td.day.
London, England, 1815-08-02

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SOtTIII AMERICAN PAPERS.

CARTHACENA. WM!. 5.

1 RENCR IMF ERS.

PARIS, JULY 99.

I:

1-, •
L.

' . A ship which anchored ye.terday evening off the
port of Santo Domingo, hieing sailed frnm Santa
Martha on the 2.d instant, has comn:utticated to us
•:theiollv wing :
44 That pl ice, far from having received any rein-
• foreements from Spain, or from any other quarter,
es Kits been propagated by those who wish such to 1):.
Me ease, has been entirely abandoned. Thirty so).
▪ .diCrs.are the whole that compose their garrison, with
ton tinder the command of an officer named Mar-
; they have not one rial, and whithersoever they
wish to go, mho), awaits them. Notwithstanding'
:acids. the Captain General, misled by a false idea
of our resources•and intentions, deceived by the in.
thrious successes which their troops have obtained
ovZr a few defenceless and deserted towns, and for-
geoid of ou'r renewed operations in the year 1312,
ti fitters himself 'with delus;ve prospects and vain ex-
pectations, and in his delirium threatened the
inhabitaftus of this place w;thcoofiscotion of
Voir eroperty, if they come here, or in whatever'
r 1 they may be. extending also his threat to British
vessels, if such visit this port."
Lima Gazettes to the Du April have been re-
ceived; and m one of them is given a disoatch from
General Bigagoitia to the Viceroy of Mexico, de.
tailing the particulars of the recapture, by the loyalists
'older Colonel Don Juan Ramirez, of the rich city of
. (74% leo, and also of the province of Arequipa having
aoin declared in favour of Ferdinand VU. Four
i'itel from Bnenos Ayres were cruizing on the
coast of Peru, for the purpose of intercepting an ex-
pednian expected from Spada

It*PPETERE Of THK DEPARTMENT DIP THE SEINE

Th.• inhabitants of Pari,l af e that in consequence of
new arraogentents, his 1-j•ghtless Prince Maurice l.ichtenveln,
3.l'ut• cant-Gelieral. col/malt-14K Or Austrian troops at Pals.
his :Aired orders that, front rh:s day, the officers and soldiers of
the garrison of Pates, under oaf. command, must not require any
Sule•isturce of the person. u..on wh•fm thy are quavered. The
enactors are ti, suha.t i 1.4 iv I at their 0111/11 cost —The siolitiers
receives:Mons fe-ni inaeasfrs s ,sr.hnstred for that purpose.
'1 he ,nicabitants therefore will ,enostorward have to furnish the
Austrian tru..p. w t frotiii.ig bu: lotlgree, ami what belong, mi..
London, England, 1815-11-18

MR.. DIXON, APOTHECARY.

TILLIDINGION, MIDDLES/EX, gist May, IRIS.
Sim —I have received so much ben. fit from your DIXON'S
AN FIRILIOUS PILLS, that I feel a batibfactiou in communica-
ting to you my testimony to their efficacy. I returned from India,
after many years residence there, with my constitution very much
Impaired, by several atta:ks of a Liver complaint ; and I a. tribute
the renovation of my health entirely to this Medicine, and Mo-
deration in diet. I have recommended it to many Indian friends,
who likewise acknowledge us virtuos.—Your very obedient ser-
vant. F. CREGOE, Car. Sig Infantry, Madras Army.
Sold by Mr. Butter, Cheapeide,Corner of St. Paul's Church-
Yard, London • and may be bad of most Medicine Venders iu
England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, East and West Indies, Amy-
tka, at. In boxes at S 4 .9d. aud its. each.

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London, England, 1815-11-18

SCORBUTIC COMPLAINTS.

r PHDreptitatien of Dr. FREEMAN'S GUTTA,
JL FAI.O I'ARIS, has been firmly established by Forty Years
experience of its beneficial effects in hcorbwic and Venereal
Complaints. For Scrofula, Morbid Injuries of the Glands, the
Lymph, the Blood, or the general Constitution, occasioned by
acrinioniGus matter retained in the habit, or introduced by cer-
tain irniiscretioas, intemperance, or injudicious use .f. Mekury,
this Medicine will be found the most efficacious, and at the same
time tke safest that can be resorted to ;' and is no less excellent
I in diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder, Obstructions in the Uri-
nary Passages and Lumbago. It requires no restraint of diet,
confinement, or hinderance to business.
.10 MR. BU 11. ER, 1)R. FREEMAN'S AGENT.
St R; beg you will publish the following cure, for the benefit
of those labouring tinder a similar complaint.. Last stoma I
contracted a Venereal Complaint, and app'ied to an eminent
surgeon, under whose care I was three months, during that pe-
riod I underwent Kalil/Minn three times; the disorder was so
violent, that woends broke out all over any head ard'body ; and
I was recommended the change of air and sea-bathing, but I con-
tinued an a worse state, if possible; at last I was recommended,
by a Gentleman, to Ilse Dr. FRALMAN'iI CUTTA SALUTAILIS;
by the use of It, thank Goo, I am perfectly cured, to the aro•
tii,nnent of every person who kniw my case. Wheat 1 leave
Brighton, I will relate more particub rs.
Sir, your devoted humble servant,
Brighton, May 6, I 81 4. WILLIAM JAMES.
held at Mr. Butler's, Lbeapside, corner of St. Paul's Church-
yard, London ; and by mu Medicine Venders in England, Scot-
land, Ireland, Wales, East and West Indies, America, etc. in
battles, M Ss. Dd. and 41. ft each.

AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
comprising a spacious FAMILY RESIDENCE, situate
No. 16, on the east side of Albemarle-street, late the residence
of Mr. Richard 'Froward, deceased,
Containing, on the ground•floor, a neat Entrance Hall, Dining
Parlour, Study, and a Third Room, Water-closet,&c.
The first story consists of Two Drawing-rooms and Passage-
room, spacious airy Bed-chamber, Water-closet, &c.
Ott the second story, are four Bed-chatubets, Dressing-room,
Closet, &e.
In the attic story are four gotni Chambers, and a Principal
and Secondary Stair-case, open Yard, &c.
The basement cootaira a good Kitchen, Scullery, Open Area,
Larder, Housekeeper's Room, butler's Room, Servants Hall,
Cellars for Wine, Beer, &e.
The Premises are held on Lease, Eleven Years and a Half are
unexpired, at a ground-rent of AEU. pzr annum.
May be viewed by tickets.—Particulars may be bad ;• and at
George Adams, Esq. Solicitor, 041 Jewry; at Garraway's, and
of Mr, Robins Warwick-street, Galden-square,of whom tickets
for viewing may be had.
London, England, 1815-11-18

This day was published, Is Four Volumes, ISImo:

ACOMPLETE TREATISE on VETERI-
NARY MEDICINE. By JAMES WHITE, of Exeter,
late Veterinary Sttrgeon to the First, or Royal Dragoons, illus-
trated with numerous Plates.
I .ondon: Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Ortne' and Brown;
Baldwin, eroded', and Joy; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones; J.
Walker and Co. and B. Reynolds.
•„• The first three volumes of this Work have been some
time before the Public, whose approbation has been most uneo
quivoeally testified by the numerous Editions through which they
have passed: the fourth volume is just ready for publication.
They are sold separately, and the following are the subjects they
embrace : •
V01..1 price 75. containing a Compendium of the Veterinary
Art, or an accurate Description of the Diseases of the Horse, and
their Mode of Treatment ; the Anatomy and Physiology of the
Foot, and the Prinep'es and Practice of Shoeing. WitkObserva-
Cons on Stable Management, Feeding, Exercise, and Condition.
Vol. 11. price Si. containing the Materia Aiedica, and Phar-
macopce.a.
Vol. 111. price Cs. containing Practical Observations on some
important Diseases of the Horse, with Precautions to be observed
in purchasing Horses.
Vol. IV. price 6s. Observations on the Diseases of Cows, Sheep,
Sw;:t.., and Dogs : also particular Directions for performing the
um.; i,viportant Operations in Farriery, &c. &c.
London, England, 1815-11-18

BIRTHS.

On Friday, the 10th instant, at the Shrubbery, Woodham
Walter, in the County of EsNex, the Lady of Lewis Sapio Ber-
nard, Ell. of a son.
Saturday, at Shanbally, the Lady of Major Burke, of the 4th
or King's Own Regiment, of a bon an:l heir.

MARRIED.
Tuesday, at Sr. Margaret's, Westminster, George Peters
Browne, )sq. R.N. to Elizabeth, only daughter of Col. Suck-
ling. of Vs's:older.
The 9th inst. Lieut.-CoI.H.A. Proctor' of Aberhafesp, Mont-
gooferysbire, to Miss Louisa Wilson, ofHanlwiek.
London, England, 1815-11-18

SALES BY AucrioN.
ELEGANT POST-CHARIOT.
By Mr. WILLIAMS.
At the Auction Mart Bar t holo me w lane, on WIONESbAT, the
Ind of November, 18 15, at One o'Clock precisely.
A VERY Handsome TRAVELLING POST-
CHARIOT, built for a Nobleman gone abroad, regardbss
of expense ; Body painted yellow, picked in black, lined with
superfine dark blue cloth, silk lace, double Splashing-iroini,
Rumble and Dickey-box to carry two Servants, hung with springs,
back braces, &c.
May be viewed the Morning of Salt., and Catalogues had of
Mr. Williams, opposite the Auction Mart.
London, England, 1815-11-18

DIXON'S AN 1 IBILIOUS 111.1.5,

For INDIGEiTION,HEAD•ACHES, HEART..BURN, &c.
11HESE Pills long since obtained a just celebrity
in the pries c practice of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON,
Apothecary; and from their great success in many obstinate
bilious tlitorrlers, 911 numerous Patients of distinction, parti-
cularly the Duke of BEDFORD, Sir GEORGE WARRF:N,
Sir GREGORY PAGE -1 URNER, the Dowager lady SAY
and SELF, the Viscount s+ BULKELEY, &c. &c. he was per-
suaded to offer them to the Public, under the approbation and
sanction of their names. _ _ _

They are found to be an incomps:able remedy for restoring
the tone of the stomach, fur curing indigestion, or preventing
crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eructation.i and Batts-
lences. They remove habitual and temporary coativeness, sick
bead-acks, and heert•burn. whether arising from the acrimony
of the redundant bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to excess.
By promoting a due secretion of the bile, they are observed won-
derfully to clear a sallow complexion ; and being a certain though
gentle operative, they prevent those obstructions in the hoof.,
which are so troublesome in all countries, but particularly fatal
in warm climates. On this account, they are a valuables ile.ide.
return in the medicine chests of those who go to the cast or
West Indies, ur make frequent voyages; and are so mill and
gentle in their effects, that they may be adopted as a Family Me.
divine upon every indisposition arising from a disordered state of
the Stomach or Bowels.
COPY 01' A LETTER FROM CAPTAIN CIitEGORTV
London, England, 1815-11-18

COON FRY l'slikßKE CS.
OXFORD, NovtmsEA 16.--Price of a bushel of Wkeat, 6s. 9d
The Quarrorn Loat, Utti.
Uses soot, Nov. 16.—Wheat per load XIS Os. to £l9 Os
Barley, rer quarter 27s to 30s.' Oats 25s to SOs. Beaus sis
to :Hi. OM Beans 34s to 395. Peas 424 to 445.
At Chelmsford Fair, on Monday, there was a bri.k sale for
sheep and lean stork ; good cows in full milk brought high prices,
!writs, of which there was a stew of a better description than
usual, were almost. uwaleable. _
London, England, 1815-11-18

and it was found to stop it the plate described by'
the Aunty's:mos writer. and near which. he stated lie
resided. Sharratt took out a hamper of bottles, and,
passing two corners of stieets.with'them. vowed the
house of a man naroed Wainwright, a dealer
bottles; who, it has been ascertained, was to give him
.'is: 6d. a dozen for them ; and Wainwright has con-
Ceased lie has frequently botight bottles of Sharratt,
who, on being brought to this Office for examination,
bad the audacity to contend that it was acknowledged
not a crime, and said he li:td never wronged his
masters of any thing. Messrs. Atkinson and Jones
stated, that their animal loss for bottles and hampers
amounted to about £lOOO. Sharratt was committed
for further examination. Wainwright was ordered
to attend on a future day.
QuEEN•EQUAlte.—Yesterday John Coutonn, French
cook to a Nobleman residing near St. James's Park,
was brought before Mr. Justice FIELDING, charged
with having exposed his person to an infant girl, trot
more than five years of age, in that neighbourhood.
Tlift defendant, at hearing that he was to be sent to
pt ison, requested that he might be permitted to go to
his master first. This Mr. FIELDING assented to, and
Lavender accompanied him. His Lordship, how.
ever, and another Nobleman, waited on Mr. FIELD-
ING, and expressed their abhorrence of his conduct.—
He was committed to prison for one ITV)Ilth.
UNION•HALLELOPEMENT—Wedncsday a young
man, fashionably dressed, was brought before the
Sitting Magistrate, by Collingbouru, charged Ly Mr.
Friel, a respectable tradesman in the Borough, with
having assaulted him, and also with running away
with his niece. The Defendant did not deny tl:e
charge, but said it was fear of losing the lady made
him act as he bad done. He loved her ten thousand
times better than any uncle could do, and would have
her in spite of opposition. He was ordered to find bail
to answer the charge of assault at the Sessions.

COAL MAKKET. NOV/iMBER IT.
Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price.
551 Newcastle 47i 455. 6d. to .13s 9d.
3i Sunderland 6i 475. 3d to 5Cs tad.
i Stone Coal 0 00s Of. to Lal.
I Welsh Coal 1 44s Od.

NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKEIti.
(By the Carcass.)
Beef, rer stone Ss 01 to 42 sd Veal 4 of to Os Od
Mutton - 22 0,1 td.. 44 4d I Pork Ss 0.1 to Ss Ott

PRICE OF HOPS.
VCRW BAGS. N POCK rTII.
Kent 51 Ss to DI Os i Kent - 61 os to 111 111
Susses SI Os to HI Ot Stsssez a SI IS, to 91 Us
EASeS 1/1 Os to 111 04 Farnham 131 us to 181 Os

RAW

Best Heifers and Steers (per
stone) - St 0.1 ro Ja 4.1
Middlings 2s 81 to 'Ss 101
Shear Hogs, SO4l to 44d.

HIDES.
Ordinary 2s 4d to 2s 6d.,
Market Calf Bs. each.
Eng. Horse 14s to 17s
Lamb Skins, 36d to hod.

'l ALLOW.
l'own Tallow 744 Od
Yellow Russia 6tls Od
iKliite ditto oui Od
I Sup ditto 65s oil
food Dregs 106 Od.
124 od—Moulds, 13s 6d.
96s—Curd, 100s—Palm, 104 s
London, England, 1815-11-20

CAMBRIDGE, NOVEMBER 17.

The subject of the Norrisian Prize for the present year Is The
Use and Necessity of Revelation. Ile subject fur the Chi:olW.
Wes l'hitd Gold Medal for this year is, fslaliontet.
The following Gentlemen were admitted to degrees
SACSILLORS Or LAWS.
John Topp, St. John's College; Henry Mere, Catherine Hall;
and John Custante, Trinity•house.

SACiItLORS OT ARTS.
Jobn Pleachey, Peter Hou'e; Augustus Ladbrohe Hubbard,
and Edward Trowbridge Halliday, of Christ College; John
Hutchinson, and Anthony Gordon, of 'amity College; Rev.
E. M. Jackson, St. John's College; and John Hopkins, Cathe-
rine Hall.
London, England, 1815-11-20

CI IN MART, As, CHEAPSIDE.

THE leading Articles in the Daily SALES of
MISCELLAINIEOLN PROPERTY, by AUC
Mr. M0.41', at the City Mart, are sirraAged as follows, viz. on
MONDAY'S, PLATED G •ODS. 11. E .R 4, &C. dtc
:TUESDAYS, .1 v, kimit Cur GLASS, &C.
WEDNE6DAYS, LINEN and WOOLLZN DRAPZRY, Ha
SIERT, &C.
I'HURiDAY3, CUTLERY, JAPAv WARE, &C.
FRIDAYS, l'oaLe .-iERVICES, CHINA. GLASS, &C.
SATURDAYS, WRI ISt: DESKS, W 01.11( Bases, Tact.
loons, Etc.
he Goods are on view from eight o'clock, every morning and
during :he whole of the sale, wnich commences at twelve p.
cisely, and, for the accom:notlatioii of th whose business of
the day l!oprive. them of the o,io tunny, ag tin in the evening
at seven o'clock.
EMPIitS furnishing houses, Captains of Ships, Sopercartnes,
anil :railer. in general, livid great advantage in p acts* iiig at an
under rate at these miscellaio oils Sales, whi.te aluso-t every Sr.
tick i.t ase or ortianteut sat. Je and user, tiaras
is warranted perfect.
It win greatly taulitate t4P business of the Mart if the k• •
prierors 01 Property, who are under the neee-siiy of serkitT; ;•ts
immediate market, will .end in thew article. for sale two slays
prior to the waive at Y4ilgt:th,ll:. and cois.ul. t'ie Proprie or of the
Mart between the hoots of seven aid divvt.,, its te,e morning.
TtioNIAN M 4 ).% Sworn Br •Iter, Apisraiser, Aid
sole Proprietor of the Guy Mart.

UNIYARSII r INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, NOVEMBER is.

Saturday, the Rev. homas Prince, M.A. xis admiled F‘t-
low at Wadham
Wednesday, Mr. Robert Gout was admitted Schalar of
College.
The Rey. Thomas Wood Simpson, M A. PePew of Wore:stet
College, has been pre..eitted h zsvitysni to the Rec-
tory of Thtirincoe, in Yorkshire, vacant by the data ..::he Rev.
Mr. Parker.
'Thursday, the following Gentlemen were admitted to degr.ms :

BACHELORS Of ARTY.

Robert Healey, Esq of Oriel Cottle, Grand Compounder.
Mr. Charles &ruse Dickins, of Oriel College.
Mr. William [bland Belford, of University College
Mr. lamer Betts of Trinity College.
Mr. Francis Del;is Grose. of Magdalen Hall.
Mr. William Cookson, of Brasennose College.
Mr. Hoary Blackberry Faulkner, of ditto.
The same day, in a Convocation, the following gentlemen, who
bad been previous!), nominated to succeed to the (Alice of Select
Preacher, at Michaelmas next, were approved by the House,vta.
Rev. Frodsham Hodson, D.D. Principal of Brasennose College;
Rev. Thomas Horne B 1). and Key. Peter Elmsley, M.A. Christ
Church ; Rev. John Page, B.D Fellow of Braseoneee College ;
Rev. John Lightfoot, M.A. Fellow orMerton College.
At the same time the appointment of the Rev. Charles Barton.
D.D. Fellow of Corpus Christi Colima, to be one of the Select
Pres( hers, in the room of the Rev. Charles /Allman Mount.
M.A. of the same College, who had resigned, was approved by
the House.
London, England, 1815-08-05

MARIE.II.I.EI, JULY 26.

We are assared•th it the Ex-king Murat has quitted
the environs of Toulqn in an English vessel, and with
passports from the English Generals. We suppose
that, after the example of his brother-in-law, he will
,retire into Great Britain.

IS WAS only in the m mninq of the day before yes-
terday that the town of Toulon capitulated : the
National Guuds and free companies of Marseilles
entered at six o'clock the same evening. The Eng-
lish who accompanied these troops have returned
here. We are assured that none of them entered
Toulon.
London, England, 1815-08-05

THE HIGHLIIND REGIMENTS IN PARIS..

Although the diversity of,uniform and equipments
is; at this moment,very remarkable at Paris,there isnot
one that attracts more notice than that of our High-
land corps.—The following account i; extracted from
a letter dated Park, the 30th of July A few days
ago, the Wnperor of Russia expressed a great desite
to Sir James Wylie to see one of the Highlanders.—
At this time they.were at dinner. Sir James went into
the street and found a young soldier of the 42d, whom
he brought in, where he was paraded about, and after
being regaled and kept all night, he was sent to Co-
lonel Dick with a letter, requesting one in the com-
plete costume might he sent In his Imperial Majesty,
as the soldier had neither the plaid nor purse. The
Colonel sent one on the 22d, who was introduced by
Sir J. Wylie and myself to the Grand Dukes Nico-
las and Michael (their brother the Emperor had just
returned from the Prussian review, and was busy.)—
The Grand Dukes were quite delighted to see Srrjeant
ti,Donald, of the 423, they held out their hands to
him, saying; Shake hands with me, good fellow ;'—
but I was obliged to desire him to do so, for the mo-
desty of the gallant soldier made him draw back
more than any enemy could ever do. They act
asked if he was an Officer, which they imagined him
from his silver lace to be ; but I explained that he was
a serjeant, and that all the serjeants of that corps
equipped themselves so with the leave of their Colo.
nel. I next mentioned that Serjeant M'Donald bad
been in all the engagements in Spain, in Portugal,
and at Waterloo, and that he had been the first to
enter the breach at St. Michael's Fort, at Burgos;
that he was regarded by his olicers, and remarked
by the brave for bravery. The Grand Duke Nicolas
then exclaimed, " Oh ! superb, noble, gallant fellow,
shake hands again."—His brother, following his ex-
ample, ask. d, had he ever been wounded ?" whin
M'l)onald said, 66 Yes : three times—one of them at,
the battle of Salamanca, of which this was the anni-
versary."—After examining his dress, his arms, and
especially his diik, the Dukes requested Sir J. Wylie
to give him five ducats, and attend to him. Sir James
bad prepared a luncheon for him ; but when off-•red
a knife and fork, he declined them, and drew Ludt
his own flora his pocket."
London, England, 1815-06-03

ARIJS.t.E.LS PAPERS.

.1. . BRUSSELS, MAY 30.
Prince-Blucher; after having attended with t' :r
zlioike.
of Wellington the grand review yesterday, h;
tlyeett.GransMOnt and Ninove, departed this morning
With the officers who attended him, to return to. ii.s
'heed-quarters at Namur.
iPrivate letters state, that detachments of C.-ssicks
hive appeared on the Rhine.
sOn the 27th instant, the English embasty t 4
LitisJEVIII. received the important news that the
'Pirliament had voted unanimously an address to the
'nee Rigent, thanking his Highness for his gracious
inn
nage, aftd *roving of the resolution to combat.
parte ; and that inconsequence hostilities would

• i
The Emperor of .Ruessia. and the King of Piussia
Waie thii city on the 26th, and the.Enspetor of Atis•
trill the day foUbwing.
- 1 . • AA LISBON, MAY 22.
1 rhea &mitt initraitii, of 6000 men each, have
a dy entered the circle of the Maine and the Regeu.
;Eta
• lis Excellency Genera Baron Sacken arrived
bit* peachy evening. , To.morrow we erect site
lest column of the corps under.his command.
• i - GIUNT, MAY ae. - -
iitiiie 40.& gnglistk troop's, which had been for
sense days in tint 'city and its environs, bloke up oa
friday. and •Saturdir to march to the Frontiers.—
Their good conduct and excellent discipline have ac-
quired them the gestural esteem át the inhabitanti.—
*Since their departure there have arrived two. English
regiments of infantry from America, and an Hanove•
rim' regiment.
• Her Rbyal Highness the Duchess of Angouleme
landed on the 27th, in the afiet noon, at Ostend, whi-
ther she came op board a British man or ware lief
Royal Highness was attended by eight French 061'
sera of bish rink. This august daughter of die mar-
tyred King tartved here yesterday morning at nine
o'clock t she alighted in the street opposite the Palace
of Louis-X*lth where she threw herself into the
arms .of the Count d'Artois, who had come to meet
her, and conducted her int.) thr P dace. It in:y be
SUpposed what the Royal Family kit At the sight ot-
this herofoe, after such a long and cruel separation.
d—Her /tor/ 'Highness breaktaste'd with the Count
d'Artois. Then the Item tit Fiance, the Count.
d'Artoia, tend the Duchess, saw the procession of ti•
Holy Sacrament pau before the Palace, and VCCer
Yu benediction with greak devotion. Thence t
vent to the Cathedral to mail. The Duke de I'
*Oval from Alton isi the aeternoon. The w;
[to* Family dined in public. The Duchesc :,
bite the hotel which hod bow prepared for hi,
Pi the plies of Louis XVIUe •
London, England, 1815-06-03

YORKSHIRE.-DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVA i E CONTRACT,
rrHE Commodious M ANSI ON: lately' erected,
..11- with 24 Acres. more or less, of rich Meadow and Pasture
I.and adjoining, called SWINNOW PARK, situated in a fine
Spotting Country, near the grambant Hunt, distant about a
mile from Weatherby, seven from Harrowgate and twelve from
York. The House consists of a Breakfast -Parlotir,
Dining-
roots and thawing-room on the ground floor; five good Bed-
toor.is and two Dressing-rooms on the first floor; and six Bed-
rooms and one Dressing-room on the second Boor; an eacelient
Kitchen supplied with water, •and every attached and detached
convenience. The Grounds are advantageously laid our, and
the Kitchen Garden walled round And planted t. ith choice Fruit-
tn. es ; also a Hot...house, Green house, and Aviary, good Stables,
double Coaeblinuse, and Harness-house detached. -
'I he above Evart- ts Freehold, Ladd-tax redeemed, pays a
small moth's in lieu of Tithes,- and the owner is ratified to two
Pews in the Parish Church of Weatherby. Immediate possession
may be had; al.° the yuriliture, at a Moderate valuation if desired.
Particulars n y, be known on application to Mr. Taylor,
Town Clerk 01virm k or Mr. T. W. Cilley; 26, Queen's-ssuare,
Blooinsbury, London,
N.B. If required, part of the purchase money may remain on
montage. If desired, snore Land may be had to rent.
London, England, 1815-04-07

BRUSSELS, APRII. s.

Yesterday their Majesties visited the Palace of
Lackea : never was such an immense concourse of
people seen as flocked to the green avenue to enjoy
the presence of our Sovereigns, who went afterwards
to the l'heatre, where they were received with an en-
thusiasm beyond all expression.
Same couplets were sung that were addressed to
the King, the Queen, and the Hereditary Prince ;
those to the latter were twice encored. 411 eyes
turned with pleasure to this young hero, who has
made his first campaigns under.the greatest Captain
of modern times, and who is destined to renew the
military glOl7 of Belgium.
London, England, 1815-04-07

A PLEASING APPEARANCE.

LADIES of the• first Fishinn, from their own ex-
perience, recommend Mrs. VINCENT'S GOWLAND'i,
LOTION as the most pleasant and effectual remedy for all corn-
plaints to which the lace and Skin Are liable, by removing every
kind of coarseness, eruption, an.lutiples%ant appearance, and ren-
dering the ski,' clear, smooth, and transparent; bat the unex-
ampled reputton of this I.otitsn having excited various imi,a•ionc,
it is par,ietilarly requested to ask or " Mrs. Vincent's Lowland's
Lotion," and see her name signed upon the label, on each bottl:
that is genuine.
Sold sy Mrs. Vincent, sole Proprietor, at No. 6, Davles-street,
Grosvenor-square, London ; Bacons, No 150, Oxford-street ;
I*w, and Nee/boy 8113 Tutu, Edwards, Bath r, N 0.4.
and Rigge, No. 65; Cheapsule; Barclay and Son, Fleet-Market ;
And Ward, 1-lolboin. It is likewise sold in the Country by the
followiii respectable houses:—Brodie arid Co. Salisbury; Crutt-
well and Binns, Bath ; Cookwortlay and Co. Plymouth ; Bu'en,
Bri,tol; Weis isiabolnw, York ; Trewman, Exeter ; M'Douatd,
Glasgow; Scutt, Edinhutgli ; and all the must respectaUlt: Ven-
ders of Genuine Medicines and Perfumers in every rums iii
Europe, in quarts Bs. ud. pints 51. 6d. half pints its.

SELECT AR fICI.ES OF ES FABLISHED REPU fATION.
HEMET's ESSENCE of PEARL and PEAR L
DENTIFRICE, which eitorl, both in elegance and efficacy,
every other preparatioa fur the:sit-rib and Gums,price 2a.tod.e set).
1 he Essence ii ii:111:(11ally recommended to Parents a:ul per-
sons who have the car,: of Children a 9 the greatest preservativ-
of Young and :ruder Teeth. None are Genuine hut what have
Cie North, "J. Hemet, Bayley and Blew, Cockspur street," en-
graved in the stamp.
CATHAtt NI Lill \VA Fr 12, Cur the general improvement of
the Comi.lezion, the cure of all cat inetouvli",,rtleri, at.d the bites
and s:ings of venomous insects. Pints 7s. .d. 1 tall-pints 45.6 d.
each.
BAYLEY', TRUE ESSENTIAL. SAL' of LFMONS fur
taking Ink spots and stains cut of Lace and I The gf:ntli.:e
is bignevl "W. Bayley" on the Holt and Wrapper. Aildi HIS
SCOURING DR° PS, fi,r tak.tig Grease out of zilk, Stuff, Wool-
len Cloth, &e. price Is. each.
Veritable POMMADB DIVINE, price Ss. ed the glass.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by BAVLItY and Jh.r.w, Perfumer.,
and Manufacturers of Dressing and Writing Cues, Cock.pur•
street, London ; where al,o may be had', Cadman's Incomparable
Razor Strap, the best and most durrebla one over submitted to the
pabhc, puce Gs. sad 10s. 6d. each.

SALES BY AUCTION.
London, England, 1815-04-07

MONEY.

VOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully
informed, that they may be sopphed with Ment.l to any
amount, on terms s'qual to mortgage, secured on Freehold, Copy
hold, Leasehold Land, or House., Money in Cat Funds, hlatriage
Settlemems, %%laws' Jointures, Clergymeus' Livings, or any
teller Property. Fersons of rt spectability may be stip;.li, d uu thair
personal security only. Gentlemen will find cry libi.ral accom-
Modation, without delay. Application from twelve tot wo, or
letters (post-paid) a.!dressed to Memos. Wills and Co. No 49,
South street, 13tesely-.quare.
London, England, 1815-04-07

STUTOARD, MARCH 26.

A courier sent from Kehl in the evening of the
23d, brings the news that Strasburg had that day
declared for Napoleon. The Aid-de•Camp of Mar.
shal Suchet galloped through the. street at three
o'clock in die afternoon, proclaiming the entrance of
Napoleon into Paris, his restoration to the throne of
France, and ended by crying rive r Eon/straw I which
was repeated by all the troops and a part of the
people.
At four o'clock the Marshal reviewed the garrison,
and received their oath of fidelity to Napoleon. The
white flag. the arms and cyphers of the King, were
removed, and replaced, as far as it was possible, by
those of Napoleon.
Marshal Sachet sent back the couriers destined for
Paris, and informed them of the entrance of Napo-

Leon into that city.
As soon as General Volkmann was informed of
the changes that had taken place at Strasburg, he
broke down the German part of the bridge, declaring
to Marshal Suchet, that this measure had no hostile
object, and was merely meant to secure from attack
the post entrusted to his care. The neceuary mea-
-1 sures are taking to put the tete•deysent at Kehl in a
state of defence. No post is arrived from France
since the 23d.
London, England, 1815-04-22

RELATIONS WITH SIURAT.

Mr. HORNER said, that as it was now gesterally
understood that hostilities had commenced in Italy,
between the person now at the head of the Govern-
ment of Naples and the Austrians, who were his Ma-
jesty's allies, he wished to be informed by the Noble
Lord, whom he saw in his place, Whether there was
any treaty subsisting between this country and the
present Sovereign of Naples, or any other engage.
ment by which the British Government guaranteed
to him the throne of that country ? lie would ask,
Whether we had secured to him, directly or indi-
rectly, the crown of Naples
Lord CASTLEREAGH said, the Honourable
Member's question was of such a nature as not to'
admit of being satisfactorily answered without some
previous notification. He would therefore suggest
to the Hon. Member, to give a notice on the subject
in the usual course for some 'inure day.
Mr. HORNER saw no chtliculty which the Noble
Lord should feel in giving an answer in the atilt ma-
live or negative. This was all he requ7red. lie
should, however, comply with the suggestion of the
Noble Lord, and gave notice—That on 'Tuesday
se'nnight he should move an Address to the Throne
fur information relative to the relations at present
subsisting between this country and the person who
at present wears the Crown of Naples.
Mr. PQNSONBY asked of the Noble Lord, when
the papers relative to Genoa would be ready for
production ?
Lord CASTLEREAGH said, he expected about
six o'clock that evening.
London, England, 1815-04-22

e-cons r,•3cl;n* of the Property-Tax Dal

• of the EXCHEQUER—Yes.
• , NEWPORT said, that as he could
, • •••liich imposed fourteen millions of
c.'untry in a manner generally odious,
ztl
attendance, at least in one stage, he
~,. notice that he would on Monday move
of the House tor Tiursday next.—. Adjourned.
London, England, 1815-04-22

BERLIN, APRIL 9,

To-morrow it, fixed for the King's departure from
Vienna, to return to his capital. He will stop only
three days here, and then repair to Frankfort, where
the Emperor of Russia will arrive about the same
time. This city alone has furnished 8000 men to the
land wehr•
A French spy was taken here yesterday. He had
papers concealed in his boots, which were of the
highest importance.

GHENT, APRIL 17.
Last Saturday night his Majesty, Louis XVIII.
received a Courier, who, it isaffirmt.d. was the bearer
of good news from France. The Duke of Whine
has left Ghent upon a mission:' French soldiers daily
arrive along the whole line of our frontier, coming
to place themselves under the standard of their lawful
Monarch.
London, England, 1815-06-10

This day was poblisbed, price 1 ss. In boa: ads,
Illustrated with Twenty-seven Coloured Plates,
A SYSTEM of CAVALRY MAN(EUVRES
JAL in One or Two Lines, as arranged for the use of the
Spanish Cavalry under his command during the late War ia the
Peninsula. By SAMFORD WHITTINOHAM, Colonel and
A. U. C. to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent ; Lieutenant
General in the Spanish Army; and Knight of the Royal 'Military
Order of Merit of San Fernando.
Printed for 'l'. Fgerton. Military Library. Whitehall.

This day was published. mice "... 6d.
THE REJECTED PICTURES,- &e. with de•
serlptive sketches Of the sevend Composiiitens by some ci.
devant and other Cognoscenti ; being a supplement to the Royal
Academy Cateogue of this Year. To which are added, a feW
the secret Reasons for their Re)eetion. By a Distinguished
MEMBER of the IANGING COMMITTEE.
" Hii joraraue, ludimusi amanita, dolentos querintur. iraeci-
mur tlcscribinith al iquia mnd° presAus,modh elatius."--Pt.INY.
London: Published for R. S. Kirby, No. 11, London 1-iota3e-
yard, St. NUM.
London, England, 1815-06-10

LE FARENIn", MAY 29.

A band of 900 Chouans entered this place at teu
o'clock last night. Terror and alarm seized as all,
for they birouacqued all night in the market place:
the Chief demanded a contribution of 1800 francs,
but this was changed into an order to furnish by the
sth of June, 200 pair of linen pantaloons, 400 knap.
sacks, and 200 pair of gaiters.
London, England, 1815-06-17

SMI PH'S AROMATIC STEEL. PILLS. •
THE Nervous and Debilitated may be restnred to
perfect and permanent Health by the use of DR. HUG li
SMI CH'S AROMATIC SITEL PILLS, whish were 101111 a
by that celebiated Physic'an (from whose recipe they are prepar-
ed) infallible for all Nervous Disorders, I.oss of Appetite, sod
'lone in she Viseers, all kinds of Debility, Female Complaints.,
and all others depealint-oa Laxity of Fibre, Vessels Ste.
Sold by Etlwarils,titi, tir. Paul's Church-yard. Lothian (Whole.'
'sale Agent); Yule, 4140n/thin ; Waid, 324, Holborn; Gill, 19,
Charlug cross ; Sauget, 150, Oxford-street;'. Pitt, Lewes ; Bow,-
Deal; Andersen, Winchester; Beam, Portsmo4o6 ; etc.
at I:2s. 1 is. and us. ted. a b. x.
London, England, 1815-06-17

Tri4 EVEI4
4. k •

1,01+4

SATURDAY, JUNE 17,1818.
nice 01 toot DAY TWELVE O'CLOCK:
Reduced 54-4 per et.llll“—pios. show.tor on. 84 SS
Navy kw *l. sits—belie bonds ss to Ss. dia.
Oatokeni s Vetrigiteisesueir Bills es. dia. to is. po.
The inhabitants at the Metropolis were disturbed
.4 a thontandlunsours in the course of yesterday af•
;ernoon: the:inost prominent report (founded on
pittenkied lettiri (tom Brussels) -stated that a skirmish
'lad taken place on the frontiers, by which the British
rived at the Gettend Hospitals at Brussels, conveying
-wohnded Beitisb And .Hanoltexin troops. The fact
s, that the roost recent autheatie :intelligence from
Brussels-was contained in -the .BrAk Of yesterdays.
our Correspondent's lettet was datedtWi the 13th, knit
cm:sinus te wig& day. sue event as that alluded
to had taken place.
We have since learnt, throstgh another channel,
however, that there has been a slight affair of out-
posts between Menus and Lisle, produced by the in-
cursion of a strong french.pisitet, upon the Flemish
territory. The clews,. who
,otti.sUpposed to have
been reconnoitring, were repulsed, with little foes on'
•
tither side. •
By all the accounts from tits: Ned,erlands we .are
lcd however to expect the cont4tenceMent of bostili-
tics immediately. It.is now certain that BONAPARTE
1.4 reached die npithern frontier s and it is equally
certain that the Allied Sovereigns have joined their
:,specthre armies. The Duke of WELIANOTO/ end
Prince BLUCUSSI have for some time been ready to
put their armies in motion, and abobt.this time,the
R.:alien tomb or a considerable part of it, will be
10 line.
The avant pettily bf the picric hicidient will bring
ti the recollictioiebf,oor 11.04 era the situation of
E,,rope last ornth•Ol• litauary. Itunioetr
[(Ahmed rurisour.rilLit seas proved by the event that.
all the arrnies4 the Allies w+ere`puthi motion-in one
day against different points of t-ratlce., bUt all directed
to a CliltiMOis centre—Psris! In dike manner we may.
exped many reportsbefote the tifl 41.110ent of tb,
be ascertained s avid thew* senabloody cant:'
• .

• f-`,

• •
Sins writing the *lslet we hi" teceired grnoeh
Papers of th• .I+th:-44'447 lelo *than dP accouqs
of 7,6141447 t.. They taw ferfecely silent respectiag
any sailitaey eunflittse *24 vontAin only some trifling
accounts of the Movements of corps •to their tea c`
tin riots. Theis P•pers contain accounts the
enstrakatioo of the King of the Two Sicilies at *Se
sins, to proceed to Naples, where every thing is ready
ft I his reteptioo. They contain no other intelligence
'why of the, slightest notice..
boar first page we have given front the Calsatta
egad* Extivordiaary, the particulars of an attack on
Fcrt Lalunga, which was followed by the surreuder
that lames' to the Brisitih.

, ..-- •
Information was yesterday received at LLovir's,.
'net theNeUlbi sloop of ICU has been captured by
zLe American sloop the Hornet, after an scion of 40
.ilinutes, in the South Se*. The British Commander
was hided. TM part of the crew which survived
uas tam Imo Bahia, in a cartel Lia
London, England, 1815-06-17

To MERC HAN IS, TRADEAMEN AND 0 NIERS.

Speedy Mode of realising Cash for Oid we other stocks in 'l'rade,
or Goods of any description whatever on hand, desirous of
being convened in.o immediate money.
rIIHE ADVERTISER, who has bocii a respecta.
li bit auctioneer this last twenty rars, arid who has Sales
of various effects about taking place in a very genteel, populous,
and thurish ng part of the country, could dispose of a few mocks
in Istade or gootlion hang, of Merchants 'frades.sien or others,
by Auction, to the he,t advantage, and Ate .ostately
rtellt,ed or paid to order. Substantial securr.l4, If require
ed, foe any tru t repos. d, or consign/nom 'licit.
Linen and Woollen-drapers, liosilay, .itietings, Bed and
Talk Linens, Wines, Plate, &c. trw of the various
ankles that would meet ready tf.!• t 3 a:r• a: extent.
'Apply either personally, or bi letter'i,ost pied, to T. Tomiin-
son, at 48, liridge-street' Westminso ;ins time previous to
azd June, after which dal rho Adventist leaves London.
Westininiter, June 15 1815. .
London, England, 1815-04-25

SALES BY AUCTION.,

•
VOTES FOR THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX.
CHF.I.SEA.
TWO SMALL DWELLING-HOUSES, In THREE-CROWN
COURT, ROYAL. HOSPITAL ROW.
By Mr. ROBINS,
LAt Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Clunge-Alley. Cornhili, To.
141/11110W. the 26th April, at 12, In Two Lots,
TWO Brick.built FREEHOLD DWELLING-
.
110USUS, one storey high, one room on a floor, %vitt, an
enclosed Yard in 1111111, situate at the ioutb end in Allure-Crown
court, in the Parish of it. Luke's, Chelsea; let on an antAreent
fur Thu ee Years from Lady-day last, to Mr. Chapman, t•aleon.
To be viewed by applying to Mr. Chapman, Salesman,
Royal I lospital-row,Chelsea • of whom Particulars may be had ;
at Garraway's ; and of Mr:Robins, Warwick street, Gulden-
square.