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London, England, 1814-03-26

KENT-A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD EST A VB.

COMPACT DWELLING-HOUSE, QFPICES, MEADOWS,
LANDS, ard WOODS—about Elghty-slz Acres—near Brom-
ley, Chislekurst, &c.; Fourteen Miles from London.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, Conlin, on Thin-
day, 19th of May, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, '
APLEASANT'and COMPACT FREEHOLD
ESTAI E, CROFTON PLACE, situate in the Parish
o( Orpiwiten, a short distance frost Brastiey sod Chisleherst
fiolwood, in a beautiful and picteresque part of tke country;
cc,my rising a substantial Brick bulk Residence, with °Zees,
Cnath•house, Stables, Gardens, Orchard, Farm yard, Barn, and
Outbuildings, and sundry Inclosures of fine nieadow, pasture,
arable, and thriving Wood-land, surrounding the House, vontain.
upwards of Eighty-six Acres; a desirable I'r'perty for a
Gentleman concerned in business, being within a mile and a half
from Lock's Bottom, the high roads to London and Toabridge,
&c. The Estee abounds with Pheasants and other Game: The
House, at a small expense, may be made a most cotntortable re-
sidence.

May be viewed, by applying to Mr. Button, on the Premises,
where Particulars may be bad; and at the Lion, Lock's Dutton;
Bro-nley ; Castle, Ehharn; of Messrs. runstnell and Ca-
ton, Solicitors, Aldersgate-rtreet; at Garnway's ; and of Mr.
!tubing, Warwick-street, Gulden-square, where Plans may be
seem.
London, England, 1814-03-26

SUFFOLK.-FREEHOLD ESTATES.

compAcr FAMILY RESIDENCE. FARMS, LANDS,
WOOD AND 'rims ON UPWARDS 0F ONE
•THOUSAND THREE IIUNDRED ACRES.
By Mr. ROBIW4,
At Garraway'i Coffee-house, 'Ctange-alley, Curial:ill, on Thurs-
day, May 19th, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lola, unle's 3n accrp-
ta'ile offer is made for the whole bt.ture the lit of May, of

which due notice will be omen :
2i.VALUABLE and Highly Improvable FaEE-
HOI D ESTATE, Pan Tithe Free, called EDWARD-
s I'ONE GROVE, situtice near bitzlf•rd, Sudbury, and bury S.
Edmund's, a fine heal!by part of the Country. The Residence and
Property of a Gentleman. Comprising a very eligible, substan.
nal, and eorapact Mansion, in complete repair, suitable fur a Fa
mily of respectab!lity,lately altered and improved at a considerable
expeoce, with convenient Offices of all descriptions, Coach-
houses, Stables, and various Out-buildings, exceltent waned
Garden, Green-house, Pleasure Groumis, &c. siirrounded by
upwards of .Four liondred and Seventeen Acres of good
Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land ; convenient
Farm Houses on different pins of the Estate, with Barns, Sta-
bles, and all necessary Out-buildings, and Cottagts. Also up-
wards of Fifty-eight Acre) of Land and Wood, ► easehold, under
the Bislidp of Ely, with the Great 'tithes of nearly the whole
Parish, upwards of One Iliousatid :Meet Hundred Acres, the
whole nearly in a ring fence, and abounding with Game. A very
desirable Property for a Gentleman fond of Field Sports. Distant
from Meiford and Sudbury six miles, Bury and Ipswich fifteen
Aniles, and sixty from London ; excellent Neighbourhood, and
good roads in all directions.
May be viewed by applying at the Mansion, where 'Partici!.
lan May be'had, at the Angel, Bury ; Crown, Sudbury ; inns
at Meitord and Botford ; White Horse, Ipswich; Cups, Col-
chester • Black Boy, Chelmsford; of Messrs. Lightfoot and Rob-
son, Sodtors, Castle. treat, Leicester-square; at Garraway's ;
and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, .Goiden.sqoare, where a
Plan of the Estate maw be seen.
London, England, 1814-03-26

In the disnetion of the Right Hon. Content-an. (the
Chancellor of the Exchequer) to take a sum fro* the
army, -and apply it to the army extraordinarlas. It
rested with him also to propose a. further grant fur
either service.
The following sums were then voted
ii. 000,000, for the Army Extraordinaries.
£36,1169, for payment of certain Annuities.
£1673, for the relief of the Refuge* Clergy of France, for
the year 1814.
£4500, for poor French Refugee 4.
£5376, to make good the deficiency of the milt for Printing.
£93,594, for the expense of maintaining, confining, and em-
ploying the Convicts.
£1978, to make good the deficiency of the sum granted for
Prosecutions relating to the 'Coin of the country.
£i9B7, to meet expenses incurred by relieving the D:stresies
of Shetland.
45092,. for work done for the House of Commons and tile
Speaker's House.
XI 0,000, for carrying on the Holyhead Harbour.
££.49,780, for one year's interest on sums raised by Debentures
for the service of Great Britain.
ati 400, for the Refuge of the Distressed Society.
The report was ordered to he brought upon Monday.
The CIIANcEI.IOR of the ExotteovEtt gave notice,
that he would on Monday move for the Issue of a
certain sum of Exchequer Bills.
At Six o'clock the House adjourned until Monday.

DUTCH PAPA.RS.

BASLE, MARCH 7.

The passage of troops and convoys of provis:ons
and ammunition continues uninterrupted. Some
thousands of the landwehr of the kingdom of Wur-
temberg, and about 4000 troops of the Grand Duchy
of Wurtzburg, have arrived here.
London, England, 1814-03-19

6,11

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'ok 40 .4116-11 k
ADVANCE OF .

149 WELLINGTON UPON
BOURDEAUX.

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STAR OFFICE, TWO O'CLOCK.

At length we have to communicate to our Readers
something in an authentic and demi.official shape
from Lord WELLINGTON'S Army.

Government this morning received intelligence
from St. Maim's, in France, brought by the way o
Jersey, of Lord WELL;NGTONgS arrival with his army
at Roquefort, in Gascony, half way between Bayonne
and Bourdeaur.

We have not learnt on what day his Lordship was
at the above place, but we understand the communi-
cations from St.‘Maloe% on the subject arc dated on
the 12th instant.

Roquefort, where, according to the abOve accounts.
Lord WELLINcrroN had arrived, is generally called
_Roquefort de Marsan. It is situated upon the River
lloaze, on the great road leading from Bayonne to
Bourdeauz, from which places it is equidistant about
sixty miles.
London, England, 1814-03-19

_ .
KIRWAN'S SERMONS.
This day were published, in One Volume. tivo. with a Portrait of
the Author, 1.2 s boards;
SERMONS. By the. tte Reverend WALTER
BLAKE KIRWAN. Dean of Killala. With a Sketch of
his Life. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown
Paternoster-row.
" Dr. 'Kirwan preferred our country and our religion, and
brought to both, genius buretior to what be found hi either. He
called krxh the latent virtues of the hurnan heart, and taught
men to •diwover in tl e:nsrlves a mine of charity, of which the
prtiprietors had been unconscious. He came to interrupt the re-
poil*Of the pulpit, and shakes one world with the thunder of the
I dither. The preacher's desk becomes the throne of light."—Mr.
Gtattan's Kpeteb, Jove 19, 119
94,1- A few Copies are printed on Royal Paper, price One
Guinea bodirds

LEASEHOLD ESTATE. GREAT PORTLAND-STREET.
GROCER'S SHOP, 'Etc.
• By Mr. ROBINS,
At carraway's Coffee-House, In 'Clam:se-Alley, Cornhill, on
.Thursday, Ist April, at Twelve o'Clock, by Order of the
Exectrors of the late JOHN (=Kauai's, Esq. deceased,
.11 VALUABLE *no. trarroveAble LEASE-
HOLD ES EATE, Mg for a long term, at a Peppercorn
Groand Rent: compristing the spacious ronsly PremiNes, i i tha
' occupation of Mr. Pit TEWAY, GroCer a;:d*",l'ea Dealer,
advau-
tagcuusly situate No. 96, Great Portland-street, the corner of
Foley-place, and oppo.i.e the Chapel, containing, °Otte Ground
Storey; a double fronted commanding Shop, and a Private En •
trance,
•two cheerful Rooms on the Nfirst Storey, and on the two
Uppur Stories are Five Bed Rooms; Basement, two Kitchens,
Area. Vault:, Paved Yard, &e.
May be viewed, by leave of the Tenaat, where Particulars
may be had; and of Mr. Clarke, Solicitor, Sadler,' Hall, Cheap-
side ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robitis, Warwick-street, Gol-
den-square.
London, England, 1814-03-19

COUNTRY MARKETS.

UXBRIDGE, March 17.—Wheat, per load .217 Os to ‘24
Barley, per quarter 40s to 46.. Oats this to 355. Beans 401
to 465. Peas slts to 625.

OXFORD, March 19.—Price of a bushel of Wheat 9..
The Quartern Loaf, 11;1
BANSURT, March 17.—Wheat 7s Od to 10s 6d. Beans 5s 0d
to 7s. Od. Vetches, tis to los per busheL Barley 30s. to 38s.
Oats 224. to 28$. per quarter. Bread Is. 11d. the half peck.

GUESTONIAN MEDIU)NES. CASE re.
To Mr. B. Goers., No. 9, Great Surrey-street, Black'riare. .
DLAR Ste, Portsmouth, Aug. 15,1813,
On board, the ship Venus for St. Helene.
RAVING been much afflicted with Gout, attended
with a Liver complaint, for a great number of years, and
so distressed with weakness and contractions, as to be incapable
of attending my Regiment u a Captain in the East-Ina: service,
,I returned to this country with hopes of ohtainint a cure, where
every means was used for two years and a half wittiout the least
success, when a hien'i sent tee one of your Pamphlets, whure
I found 10, of Mr.Hayivan, exactly similar to my own,
which induced me to attend you.
In a few days was much relieved, and in two months so much
restored as to be enabled to resume my usual situation, aid thq
truth of my Case roay be seen on the books of the Honourable
the East-India Company, and by making k u public as possible
you will much oblige, Dear Sir,
Your most obedient humble Servant, R. H. ST4wv
(Case 89, in a future Paper.)
London, England, 1814-03-19

EAST-INDIA HOUSE, MARCH 18.

A Special General Court of Proprietors was thi.
day held, for the purpose of taking into con-ideratiod
the P.ipers laid before the last Court, by the Select
Committee, appointed to enquire Into the expediency
ot granting an augmentation of salary to die Direc-
tors ; and also to debate a motion, of v.hich notice
had been given, at the s.+me• time, by Mr. P. MOORE,
relative to a graduated scale of salaries, to remune-
rate the services ot the Gentlemen in the Direction.

The Minutes of the last Court having been gain
thrrivh—
The CHAIRMAN (R. Thornton, Esq. M.P.) states
the business which occasioned the Court to be assent..
bled, and directed the motion of Mr. P. Moon to be
read, which having been done,
Mr. 1-10m:writ said, as he had been prevented by,
illness from attending the last Court, he trusted he
would then be allowed to enter into some explanu
tion of his conduct, as Chairman of the Select Corn:
mittee, feeling himself called on to come forward, in
con§equence of the observations which had been
m.,de at that Court A short statement of facts
would, he conceis ea, place the business in its true
light, and explain most satisfactorily the circum-
stances under which the papers then before the Court
were oiTered for the inspection of the Proprietors in
their present shape. When this question was first
started by Mr. Moore, he (Mr. Howarth) thought
as many other Gentlemen did, that it involved an
extravagant and improvident expence, when it was
not accompanied with any stipulations, relative to a
revisal of ttie bye-laws, which, in consequence of the
lapse of time, required alteration. He therefore had
proposed to the Court of Proprietors, that a Com-
mittee should be appointed to enquire into the sub-
ject. The suggestion was approved of, and a Corn.
mine: was accordingly nominated. The Gentlemen
placed on the Committee e'ected him their Chair.
man—an office which he WAS anxious to decline—
becagse he conscientiously felt that his humble abili
tcs %%ere not calculated to conduct su delicate ard
important an investigation. They commenced theik
proceedings by calling on Mr. Moore, who had fit st
props•sed the augmentation, to make good his case—
and he was requested to call for any evidence wlpcli
he rniklit deem necessary for that purpose. And to
Mr. flume it was intimated, as h.. had originally op.
se.i the proposition, that it 'multi desirable for
inn. to br ng forward whatever, in Lis opir.ion, WAS
to rt taut the arguments of Mr. Moore. Under
Oa se circumstal- c s, the documents tan the tabu,
conprising the si n iments of several individual Mem-
bers of the Comm.ttee, and the Minutes which were
taken at the time, came before the Court. The
Committee closed its inve,tigations n the 21st of De.
cember, but not bef. re every Gentleman was ask. d
whether there was any Lther evil a .e e •is

:
London, England, 1814-03-19

FRENCH JOURNALS.

Paris Papers to the 16tit inclusive have been re-
ceived. They contain the Offi‘ial Bulletins of the
operations of the French Armies down to the 14th.
DI course, as was to be expected, Bortni,AttTE claims
advantages over the Army of BLUCiiER in the dif-
ferent battles at Laon, and says, that on the 13th,
three thousand prisoners were taken from the enemy ;
but acknowledges that some reverses took place near
Rheims, which city fell into the hands of the enemy.
The French Funds continue at the same price
that they were on the 12th. The Papers talk about
Peace ; and the Prefect of Gravelines says—" Every
thing wears a new aspect ; we expect every hour the
arrival of the Preliminaries of Peace, and I should
be greatly disappointed were the next Messenger to
come without them."
London, England, 1814-03-19

FALMOUTH, MARCH 16.

Arrived the Zodiac and Farefield transports, from
Passages ; Vittoria, BULLY, from Vigo ; and a few
coasters trom Wales. Nothing sailed today. The
Grace packet, with a Mail for Cadiz, is gone into
the Roads. The Zodiac and Farefield transports
sailed from Passages the 26th ult. under convoy of
the ETIIALION frigate (70 sail in convoy), and parted
in a gale the day after.—Wind E.N.E.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 17:

Came in the &rect.': frigate from the Eastward
and SCYLLA sloop of war from a cruize. Sailed the
CYRUS frigate with the FANNY for Gibraltar, but tiler
remain off this port, for the outward-bound Mediter•
ranean fleet from Portsmouth. Also sailed the Re.
SAMOND £loop of war for off Bonrcleaux ; arrived
the ETHALION frigate from Passages.
London, England, 1814-09-17

virkiEN Men of Education alai professional still
use persever'ng endeavours to discover the most safe and
crta'n method of treaeng a few prevailing Diseases, the success
int result of their experience is the beet Front of superiority.
Messrs. GOSS and Co. as regular Menil:ers of the Royal
College ef Surgeons in London, have been induced is auk.
the cute of the to:lowing the object of their particular study, viz
a certain Disorder, frecaenuy contracted 'n a moment of intend.
cation, and tts concomitant!, Strictures and Greets, which, bl
an improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured;; u also de
Way, whether arising from Bacclumatian Milulgences, long rest.
deuce tr ...Arm climates, or a secret solitary vice, too often ne
happily pureed by the youth of both sexes, in the one causing
sterility or barrenness, and in the oilier a numerous train of nor.
votes diseases, which, if not timely remedied, terminate in imp:*
fence and consumption. In that diets essing State of debility of
deficiency, whether the consec•tence of such baneful habits, or
arising from any other cause•, by which the powers of the consti-
tution become enfeebled, as regulirly educated Eargemis of Lon
don, they oiler a 6:m, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and
eigoious health.
Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure of thest
particular complaints, In order that they may not be, by s
mistaken few, marked with the obloquy so justly attached to
the ignorant empiric, think it ►at just.ce to themselves to state
that they have beep properly educated and initiattd into eve,-y
branch of the profession (certificates of which, from fferent
Hospites, and testimonials from the most eminent tif.jsieians
they have to convince any inquirer) that the enecess result:re
from their endeavours hest induced them to qua the practice o•
the general Practitioner, and they presume that their preteorone
constitute a lair ground for the unprecedented confflence with
which they have, by the Public, been so liberally honoured.
The result of a long and extensive practice has-enabled them
by a superior method, to remove *entreat comaleints, htivrevet
Inveterate or complicated, -without suhiecung the patient to the
least restraint in diet or exercise; ale to recei.t Cases where or
early application is made on discnvery of the infecticni, they frt.
quently.perform a curealn the short space of two days. The tea•
precedented success of their mode of treatment (which has eaves
been known to fail in onesingle instance in a practice of 15 years,
during which period n any thousand pi-pions 141)(0 sesits have
been cured, even after severe and injurii.iis nutheft. had beer
pursued by other Prat...Moneys without effect), induces them tt
thus piiblicly offer their advice.
To beetinsulted daily by Patients of eltli;r see, with secrecy
delicacy, and attention.—Let ten from the coil', ry, raniairtinf
the particulars of the case, age, and inenner of lite, E.. .eclosing
a remittance, duly attended to, and advice and Medicine for.
warded to any plot of the kingdom.
GOSS sad G. Burgeons, is, ponerrle•slresits Fleet-street.
London, England, 1814-09-17

COLCHE3TER, SEPTEMBER 16.

On Tuesday arrived the MARIA packet, Captain
HOWARD, from Ostend, with passengers, and sailed
again the same evening full of passengers, amongst
whom were several Officers for the British Army in
tbe Nettie)lands. This evening sailed the Success,
C tptain HAM, also. for Ostend, full of passengers.—
The MARIA is expected hick to-morrow afternoon,
and will sail again next Tuesday evening.—As the
route to Brussels, Ghent, Antwet p, and all parts of
the Netherlands, by the way of Colchester and Os-
tend, becomes now generally knnwn, and is univer-
sally approved, bye-boatr aie established to take over
passengers, when the reguLtr packets are detained on
the other side, or at sea, by contrary winds or bad
weather, in order -that the public may not be disap-
pointed, and that travellers may be certain of bang
forwarded on their. arrival at. Colchester.
• 3
The Antelope, AnnNEAUxr.frisp! Havannah to
Naples, is retaken by the Wilk/1:a ichocner, and
arrived at Scilly.
Yesterday morning a black man, a sailor,. either
fell, or was thrown, from a second-floor window of a
house of ill-fame, in Clement's-lane, Clate-nnalet,
and was taken up in nearly a lifeless state, and con.
veycd to the nearest hospital.
MULLINGAR, SEPTEMBER B.—The murder of the
unfortunate Mr. O'REILLY, with every circumstance
connected therewith, we are happy to find, is now
fully understood.—Clancy has acknowledged himself
to be the murderer, and allecfges that he was em•
played and repeatedly urged to do the deed says,
he had no cause of enmity to the deceas:d, and ap-
pears very much dejected and penitent. He lived
near Ryefiel.!, the residence of Mr. O'REILLN, in
whose service he had iseen some time Ago. The
only cause that can be assigned for this rn,:•!:tr•
dully
affair is, that the deceased had piven no.ice
to one of his tenants to giv.clup a certain farm Dell
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BOSTON, AUGUST 2.

The Dutch sloop of war Ajax, arrived hcre on
Sunday last from Helvoetsluys, with his Excellency
M. Chagnion, Ambassador from the Sovereign of
Holland, to the United States.
At the latest dates from Sackett's Harbour, our
fleet had not sailed.
London, England, 1814-09-17

BANKS OF THY MAINE, SEPT, S.

Most afflicting intelligence has been received from
the German Provinces, of which the Prince of Orange
Nassau has resumed possession since the retreat of the
French troops behind the Rhine. The military con-.
scription is there not only maintained, but it has be-
come more vigorous than ever : more than 2000
young men have been raised to phice them in the
service of Holland. The Convention concluded in
this respect has been published, and it is attempted to
justify it by the circumstance of the Prince of Orange
being at once Sovereign of both countries. But what
has raised the disquietude to the highest degree, is
the report that these German troops are destined to
be transported to the Dutch Colonies as soon as they
are restored to Holland. The Germans are quite in-
dignant at this project, which it will be difficult to
justify.
London, England, 1814-09-17

WINDSOR* SEITEMBiIt 16. :.

This day her MAJESTY and the Princesses. ELIzA.
urrir and DMA►tY, took their airing to Frogniore.—..
Princess AUGUSTA, with her usual attendants, rode
on horseback in Windsor Great Perk. Princess
Sa-
Mtn, attended by Lady MARY Pouurrr, took as
airing in a can iage in the walks in the Little Park.
BAILLIE left the Castle to-day for Oxfordshire.
Sir 1-l4xrer liA MILD is at the Castle.
Yesterday afternoon the PRINCE REELEN: went to
Hamptoit-court to view the stud, and afterwards diraoi
with General 13Loostslat.o, at the Stud-house.
London, England, 1814-03-21

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH to.

Arrived the MISSLETOE schooner, from Guernsey ;
the URGENT gun-brig, from a cruize j and the CON-
FOUNDER from Gibraltar, and is under quarantine—
she parted from her convoy in a gale. Sailed his
Majesty's ships ABUNDAICeE, SPENCER, DOVER, PENE•
Lora, and Csvtox, to St. Helen's Roads—they are
bound to Bermuda. Also sailed the ACUILLA sloop
of war for off Cherburgh, and the Timber sloop of
war with a convoy fcr Plymouth.--Wind N.E.
London, England, 1814-03-21

CAMPIIEI.L'S GERTRUDE.
This day was published,
In foolscap Bvo. the Fifth Edition, with a flue Ertgraviog,
price 9s. Boards, of
GrRT RUDE of WYOMING ; or, The PENN-
SYLVANIAN COTTAGE, and other Poems.
By THOMAS CAMPBELL.
This Volume contains all Mr. Campbell's Poetry, except the
" Pleasures of Hope."
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
noster-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street.
" We rejoice once more to see a polished and pathetic Poem
In the old style of English pa-hos an,. poetry. We close this vo-
lume on the whole with feelings of regret for its shortneis, and
admiration for the genius of its author. There are but two noble
sorts of poetry, the pathetic and the sublime : and we think be
has given very ext'taordinary proofs of his talents for both."
&kn. Review, April, 1809.
•„• A few Copies of the Quarto Edition of this Work may
still be had, price Xt. ss. in boards.
Also may be had, by the same Author.
The PLEASURES of }iota, and other Poems, in foolscap Bvo.
with Four Eng; avings, price 7s. boards.
London, England, 1814-03-21

Ritria irrik:Liczwcz.

MAILS.
All. DUt. UR. DDINI
Dublin . - 2 1 Cortina - 0 '0
Waterford - 2 2 Heligoland - 0 1
Quills - - 0 0 I Guernsey - - 0 0
Liitoo2 - - 0 1 I Jersey - . 0 •
Malta - - 0 1 Pacsages - 0 0
Gottenburgh . 0 20 Halifax - 0 0
Holland - - 0 l Leeward Islands . 0 0

CAPTURE OF A FRENCH FRIGATE.

LIVERPOOL, MARCH 19.

Arrived the George, WELLSTOOD, from Marae-
ham : sailed on the 26th of January, in company
with the Lady Cooke, CONNELL, for the Clyde, and
parted from her on the 6th of February, in lat. 20.
long. 53. SO. She brings an account of a French fri.
gate being captared off the Cape de Verds, by the
convoy of the outward.bound Brazil fleet, which
sailed in December last.—We presume this to refer
to the captures by the DURHAM.
London, England, 1814-03-21

GROSVENOR PLACE.

CAPITAL MANSION, with excellent attached and detached
OFFICES, COACH-HOUSES, S FABLES, &c. &c. in com-
plete Repair, and fit for immediate Possession.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. ROBINS,
AN elegant well-planned FAMILY MANSION,
substantially bulk, and adapted for the accommodation of
a Nobleman or Gentleman's Family.
The House is 45 feet in front, consists of a handsome Entrance
Hall, Vestibule or Inner Hall, and a spacious elegant Stone Stair-
' case ; a Dining Parlour, 28 feet by 18; Back Parlour, 24 feet by
!19; Library, and Passage to the Leads, which are large and
airy. On the Drawing Room Floor, a neat Anti-room, and
three hapdsome Drawing Rooms, en suite. On the Upper Floors,
four principal Bed Chambers, and five excellent Rooms over :
a very excellent secondary Stone Staircase, from the Basement to
the Upper Floor. The Offices consist of Housekeeper's Room,
Butler's and Footman's Pantry, Servants Hall, Wine Cellars,
large detached Kitchen, Back Kitchen, Larders, Wash House,
Laundry, excellent Cellars for Coals, Beer, fice. with every re-
quisite Convenience for a large Establishment: a six Stall Stable,
with a Tank; double Coach House, with Loft and Rooms over.
To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be
had of Mr.Robias, Warr/kilt/ea, o•lden-spare.
London, England, 1814-03-21

This day was'iublished, in Bvo. price 6s. in boards,
A N ESSAY cm MEDICAL ECONOMY, corn-
prising a Sketch of the State of the Professio4in Engltind.
and the Outlines of a Plan calculated to give to the Medical
Body in general( an increase of usefulness and respectability.
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PLYMOUTH, MARCH is.

Came in the SPARROW gun-buig, from Passages,
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RAPHAEL MORGHEN.

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FALMOUTH, MARCH IE.

Arrived the ADDER gun brig, Captain PATESHALL.
with dispatches from the North Coast of Sptin.—
Sailed the Grace packet, with a mail for Cadiz ; the
Lady Arabella packet, with a mail for Passages, is
gone into the Roads.—Wind East, fresh breezes,
with a thick fog.
London, England, 1814-03-21

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Aid.

Yesterday his Royal Highness the Duke of Yong
held a Levee at his Office in the Horse Guards, which
was attended by Lord limmouste and several mill•
taty Officers.
The 2d Royal Veteran Battalion which lately
Artived in Canterbury, it is understood, will remain
Lill it is disbanded, the order for which is very shortly
xpected. This corps received orders to embark on
I foreign service on the 10th of June, 1809, and arrived
At the Island of Madeira on the 4th of July following,
where they relieved the llth regiment of infantry,
which immediately proceeded to join Lord Wawatea
row's army. The 2d Royal Veteran Battalion con-
tinued at Madeira, doing the whole military duty of
the Island, until it was ordered to be evacuated by
the British troops on the Sd of October last.

Friday, part of the 86th Regiment arrived at
Southampton. on their route from Bristol to the De-
pot in the Isle of Wight r they embarked immedi-
ately, and are to be followed progressively by the
remainder of the Regiment.

The Depot of the 20th Light Dragoons will arrive
at Radipole Barracks (to be stationed there) in the
course of this week.

Saturday, a detachment of the 23d Font (200 men)
embarked at Poetsmoutls for the Mauritius.
T3laridaY. Galen' Court Martial assembled
Within Ectinbuzgh Castle, fur the triad of Assistant.
Surgeon LYSTER, of the 7th Dragoon Guards, on
charges connected with the management of the Depot
Hospital at Musselburgh. Dr. SomaßviLLE, Deputy
Inspector of Hospitals in North Britain, appeared as
Prosecutor. ALEXANDER LUAISDENI Esq. Advocate,
and Mr. DONALD MACLEAN, attended en behalf of
the prisoner. Particulars will be 6iven afterwards,
when the trial is finished.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOU l'H, DEC. S.

Arrived five sail of Colliers from Sunderland ; the
Lord Nelson, and the Edward, BOND (letters cf
marque), from London. Sailed the ORPIIEUS sloop
of war, on a cruize.
PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER R.
No arrivals.—Sailed his Majesty's ship TAY, for
Portsmouth. Vent out of harbour the TOWEY.
TORBAY, DECEMBER 5.

His Majesty's ships SWIFTSURE, AItAXES, DRAKE,
REDWING, and BUFFALO, have sailed with the West
India convoy.

GRAVESEND, DEC. 6.
Arrived the Admiral Berkley, Taylor, from the South Seas;
Twe Gebrodcrs, Cornelius, from Wareum ; Huffman, Pram,
from Stockholm ; Invincible, Hurry, from St. Petersburgh; Anna
Maria, 'Poulson, from Norway. Sailed the Britannia, Betts, for
Lisbon ; Lively, Gray, for Oporto; Magnet, Seymour, for Mo..
'adore ; Nautilus, Rees, for Bourdeaux; Little Belt, Martin, for
Dteppe ; Hoop, Van Zouw, for Antwerp; Industry, Cue, and
Helena Aturin a, Nieman, fur Hamburgh.
London, England, 1814-12-07

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

The Army, for the capture of Alexandria, will be paid on
Wednesday and Thurslay, the 14th and 15th instant at No. 51,
Deamstreeet, Soho; recalled Wednesdays and Thursdays. .
'1 he Hyperion, for the Brilliant, at N 0.2, Adel!)ld'rerrace, on
Friday; recalled Wednesdays and Thursdays.
1 he Alonzo, for the Hopped, the 12th instant, at 12, Surrey-
areet, Strand; recalled Mondays and Saturdays.
The Dannemark, for the Woodhtlise, on hoard, on Saturday;
and the Albicore, on her arrival; recalled at 41, Norfolk-street,
London, England, 1814-12-07

THEATRE ROYAL., DRURY-LANE. • •
THIS PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties'
Servants wit! perform the Comic Opera of
FONTAINBLEAU.
•
To which will be added the Musical Itettitance, called
THE NINTH §TATuE; or,
THE IRISHMAN IN BAGDAT.
Tomorrow, the 'fragedy of Macbeth; wkb the tame.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be performed
the Tragedy of
VENICE PRESERVED.
lielvidera, Miss O'NEILL.
To which will he added, (second time) a Farce, called
THE KING AND THE DUKE ; or,
WHICH IS WHICH
To-morrow, the Ti.igedy of King John; with the same.
Friday, Isabella; or The Fatal Marriage.
London, England, 1814-12-07

PARIS.

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conception of ete graodttur of design and delicacy of execution,
which characterize the Publie Edillces of Paris.

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London, England, 1814-12-07

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NAVAL INTELLIGENCI.

DESPERATE ACTION,
IBETwEIN THE AVON BRITISH SLOOP or WAR, OF 16
GUNS-AND THE WAS& AMERICAN SLOOP OF WAR, OF
20 GUNS.

" Milford, (Thursday mornlng,) Sept. 8, Ten &Clock..

ig We have just been informed, that an action took
place between his Majesty's sloop AvoN and the
American sloop WASP, of 20 guns, near Kinsale;
when, after two hours and twenty minutes desperate
fighting, the CASTILIAN sloop of war hove in sight.
The WASP endeavoured to make off; but the CASTI-
MAN got up, and poured in her broadside, and imme-
diately discovered a signal of distress in the AvoN,
and had scarcely time to take out her crew before
she stink. Her. loss is her First Lieutenant, killed ;
the Captain and several Officers, wounded.—lt is
supposed the WASP also sunk ; for after the broadside
from the CASTILIAN, she was observed water-logged,
and was not afterwards seen.--This may be relied
on.—ln great haste."
" P.S. The action took place between Cape Clear
and Kinsale, on Sunday night last. The Captain of
the AVON and the Second Lieutenant wounded se-
verely.

" Captain of the Avow—the Hon. UAW ARBUTIIXOT.
" First Lieutenant—lours filisavay.
" Second Lieutenant—JOHN Paarsnga6Asr.
" Master—lAucs Affirm."

ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

His Majesty's ship CASTILIAN arrived at Cork on
Monday, with the remaining part of the crew of his
Majesty's sloop AvoN, which had been sunk by the
Wasp, American sloop of war, off the South-west
Coast of Ireland, after a desperate action. is which,
it is reps rted, the Avom had thirty-three men killed.
Before the CASTILIAN had time to remove the crew,
the Wasp was out of sight,. owing to night closing
in. Capt. ARBUTHNOT, of the AVON, was wounded
in both legs, but not to prevent him walking with
assistance.
London, England, 1814-09-10

FALMOUTH, SEPTFMBTER 7.

Arrived the Grace packet with a Mail from Gi-
braltar and Malta, 28 days from the former ; and
the Frederick packet with a Mail from St. Thomas's,
in 33 days —Wind N.
P.S. The Arabella packet, from Lisbon, is now
' (nine p. m.) off this hat bour, but will not get in un-
til next tide.
London, England, 1814-09-10

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

Rev. G. Ta., tor, B A. is presented to the-rectory of Marlleg.
ford, Norfolk.
Ito.. J. Lynn, late minor canon of Rochester, Co the rectory
of Calbee, In Cumberland.
Rev. R. Fiske, 11. D. fellow of St. John's college. Cambridge,
to the rectory of Lofts and vicarage of Eitudon, Essex, vacated
by the death of the Rev. J. Smith.
Rev. S. C. Collins, to the rectory of St. John's, Exeter..
Rev. John Kaye, M.A. toter and fellow of Christ college,
Cambridge, tlect:-.1 master of that society, In tke loons of tie
Rev. Dr. Brower.
R. Pretyntan, Esq, to the mastership of St. John's hospital,
Northampton.
Rev. Morgan Price, to the.rectory of Talaebdu, Precognitive.
Rev.Wm.Domville, to the rectory ofhlunsley, Hertfordshire.
The Rev. Mr. Stone is Instituted to the Victims:of Mitchel-
dever, whiz Stratton, Northington, and Popham Chapels, Hants,
on the prese::, at ion of Sir llama Rainy, Bart.
The Rev. Alexat.der Cuthilt has been (tr.:allied Nlirister of the
second charge to Ay;-, in the room of the Reverend Robert Auld,
promoted to thefirsr. •
Wednesday, the Presbytery of Edinburgh met there, when a
call was apvint cd to b r nittlerateil far the Rev. Dr. litho Thom-
sUll, to be Mir.isree ef the New Greyftlsee Church, Edinburgh.
There was I;iJ before the Presbytery, a preseptatimi from Sir
Robert Keith Dick, Thin. of Prestsmfied, In favour of the Rev.
11 Dr. David Scott, to be Minister Corworphiue, in the room of
the late Rev. N-!r. James Oiiv:r, Minister of that Parish, with Dr.
Scot 's letter accepting the presentation, both of which were.lll24-
oiroonsly suttainel by the Presbytery.
London, England, 1814-09-10

This day were publi►htd, price 34.
EFLECTIONS of a CONSTITUTIONAL
.1%./ ROYALIST. Translated from the French of M. Du 3C/liblr

By &iron DA.LDORF.

The above " Paint blet has lately been issued in Paris, which
calls in question the tight of thy 3enate to propose terms to the
King; they nut being the PepreLtntZtives of the People, nor
having any such powers delega,ed to them, directly or indi-
rectly. It also observes, that wheft Bunaparte ceased to be Em-
, perm, they, from that moment, ceased to be any thing but pa-
yaw Citizens. The Publication farther charges the Senate with
all the disasters that have befallen France, slid with their cow-
ardly acquiescence in all the mad Decrees of the Usurper "
Isloraing Chronicle, May 18, 1814.

The EXILE, a POcirt; trawlated from the Russian. Dedi•
cued to the Duchem of Oldenbesum-ss. 6d.
Published by J. r,OOTLR, No. I, Paternoster-row. -

MANORS AND EsTA TES 1:4 WARWICKSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON FRAC I', •

THE desirable MANOR of SNI r'rERFIELD,
otherwise SNI t•FIFT.D, in the County of Warwick, isr.th
the Rights, Royalties, Chiet and Quit Rents, of and belonging
thereto; together with the MANSION-HOUSE, Paddocks, and
the very valuable and compact iarmi, Messuages, Cottages, and
Estates, with :a teliniging to the same, now in the occupa-
two of John s Esq Mr. William Baker, Mr .1 booms
‘Vtight, Mr Thomas Hortentati, Mr. Witl.ani
Horseman. and others; with the productive Woods (well snicked
with climb? young limber, for the growtieot whicb they are
admirably calculated) called Snit&l4 Wood, Uugy Wood, and
Lawns-is Wuod
Alto. the wljohlingUrior of Beattey, with the Rights., Royal-
raft, Chin and Quit Rents, of and belonging to 'he same, with
thnWooda called hYatky Grove and Percy Hill Wood ; the whole
united, tormitsg a must complelt profipec sot about 1473 Acres.
Also, a Moiety of the. Cott. 'II: hes, arising irom 153 Acra of
I Land, belonging to other Proprietors in Snii held.
Ihe Esta,e is most eligibly, and constitutes a compact Pro-
perty for the rid lice o' any Nobleman or Gentleman of For-
tune ; is situate in oce o: the must beautiful, dry, and healthy
parts of the County of Warwick, in the mid-way between War-.
wick and Stratford-upon-Avon, about three miles from each, and
96 from London; with the comfort and accommodation of ex-
cellent roa Is and communications in all directions; and from the
extent of the Manors, the *store of the Soil, and situation of the
Woods, is well a !apted for the protection and preservation of all
descrip.ions of Game; and tll9 whole of the Estates are Freehold
and 'lithe tree. _ _

For further particulars, and to treat for the purchase, apply to
Mr. Morland, Abingdon, Berks, with whom a Plan of the
Property may be seen; and for a view of the Estate, to Mr. Wm.
Horseman, bf Saitfield.
London, England, 1814-09-10

DUTCH P 4 PEAS.

GHENT, SEPTEMBER 1.

It seems that for some da}s past /here is not the
same goad understanding as bef -re between the
English and American Plenipotentiaries; the reason
is not known, but it is hoped that this coolness will be
of short durntion.
/44uy English and Hanoverian troops are arrived
here. The latter do duty in common with the Bel-
giars till these last march away, for orders are every
moment expected. It is said that Prince Ernest, of
Aremberg, will command all the Belgian forces in
our provinces.