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London, England, 1814-02-16 00:00:00

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... •, By Mr. Ria.111146, . , . •
At Gairaviay'i CoffeerbOuse, 'Change Alley, Ciwnhlll, on Tees-
. t4y, Febtaary 22, I 9 i 4.,.5t • rwelve OVlncit, . .
A VA I.AJA33LE FREEHOLD • , GItOUND.
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I}REN rof Twenty-five Ptiunds per Annum, issuing from_
the capital afld substantial Building, No. 19., Oa the Nrisesitddot
Buckingham-sus*, traad; comprising siiiciutm-fgec• 4 Otalea
'or Chambers do the different Floors, with roomy Stone Stair.-
caw from. the Basement to the Upped' StOrey; eistveillent VOW,
'for (Coals, ice. • j
The i'resnises are upwards of 74 feet in front. and 61 feet
deep. , . .
Pardetaars of Meows. MUlett sod Son. 14c4tars, Nn. 4. 1.4i41
rile Ter.,ple•tane ; at Garrawgy's; and of Mr. ltebrus, Warwick•
greet, Golden- aqua*, • .. .... .: . .• , .

FREEHOLD PIiBLIC HOUSE,. • '
The WHITE HART, In TOW,EIL-S riki.Lor, with Pqmossioa
in a short Time.
• By Mr. ROBINS, • •
At Garraway's Coffee-ha-use, 'Change Alley, Cornbill, on Toes-,
illy, February 22, ISt 4, at twelve o'Cjuck,
% VERY valuable FREEIIOLD 'ESTATE ;
comprising An old-accustetned PUBLIC-H2OUSE. (the
WHITE HART, N 0.75, on the North Side of Tower... Siesta
now in full Trade, and *may be considerably increased; in tit*
occupation of Mrs. BusseLL.
The Premises are three storeys high; contain on the Qitonnit•
storty, a Bar, Large Tap-room, Kitchen, Parlour; and Yard bar:
hind; suitable Rooms and Clambers on ;the Uwe. *arm;
roomy Cellar, &c.; and early Possessicx maytbe had.
May be viewed, by leive of the Tenant, er whoirt Pedestal's
may be had;
.also of Mr. George Law, Solicitor, No.l4,l4ewie
square, Lincoln's' ha.; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, War-
wick-street, Golden•4qaare.

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OROSVENGiit.PLACE, NEAR HYDE.Vsitifi.CORNE.R..
Capital madons elegant Mansion, ha complete offer; with) Oft,
Ices, Coach.house. *Stables, dm •
By .Mr. R. 411134,
At Garraway's, on 1 uesday, February 42, at Twelve,
A VERY • valuable LEASEHOLD 'ES ['ATE :
comprisingdie substsatialf elegant; roomy Mansion, the
late Jterldence of Sir Pi TkR W A RBUR FON, Bart. &evened;
wituate NO. 19, Grammar Folsoti. mar HWe Fait Cosier : ma.
taining, on the °Maud Floor, a spooks, paystiliniassow ball,
inner-ball‘capiug Doing Parlour, Library, Dressiarroum, still
Water Closet ; on the First El, tir are two lofty well-pr
Drawing-rooms, and an Anti-room communicating ;Pc=
doors, and a Breakfast Parlour, all hatolsomely fitted up; on she
Second Storey roar airy Bed chambers, and Servanre Apartinents
over, elegant principal Stone Staircase, and a secondary one; the
Basemint oohtains excellent Offices of all -descriptions, (vital
Wing Cellars, detached Kitchen, Scullery, Wa,h-house, Lass.
dry, &c. large Voolt4 for Beer, COals, &c ; Doobineoar.b.house,
-end Stallling for Six Ho. sea. with Room( and Loft over.—Tbe
whole in the most Complete order, and fit for be immodiata re-
ception of a Noblenian er Gentlelnan's
The Preniises are -held for a long Terrill under this Earl at
Grosvenor, at a small Ground-rent.
The Purchaser may be accoomiodated with the depot
Household Furniture, by valuation.
'fo he viewhd by Tickets only.
Pariculars may be had on she Premises; of George Bram.
well, Esq. Solicitor, Lincoln's inn- Selds ; at Garraway's ; and
Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gulden-square, of whom Tickets
for ries:lug may.bu had.

ISLAM) OF ANTIGUA
Capital PLANTAI lONS, NEGROES, BUILDINGS, &C.
By Mr. ROSINS, .
At Garraway's Coffee-bouse. 'Chants-4.11/y,, Lendosi,
on Monday, the lit of August, 1814, at 'lswelve
By Order of the Assignees of Messrs. ;oho Modems and
Archibald Neilson, Merchants, Bankrupts;
THE capital PLAN.CATIONS ca lled RICH-
MOND and HOWARDS, situate in the Parish of DT.
Pain, in the ISLAND of AN I'IGUA ; comprising upwards of
FOUit HUNDRED and THIRTY-FIVE ACRES of MI
Cane and Pasture Lands, Gardens, and Negro Grounds, with
DereWng houses Sugar-woeks, twee Windemua, and other requi-
site Buildings • Two Hundred and Ninety-sit Save., mostly
Creoles; together with the very valuable Stock. consisting of
Seventy-four Head of Cattle ; Clarifiers, Coppers, Mills, and
Mora ion Implements. and various Effects.
Particulars may he had of James Gilchrist, Bag. Agent for'the
F.r ate, hi Antigua ; of Messrs. Setae and Planer. Solicitors,
George-street, Adelphi; William Healing, Esq. Solicitor, Law.
tenet-lane, Cheapside ; at Lloyd's, Garriway., and the Jana. zit
Coffee-houses; and of Mr. Robins. Warwick-street, Gruiett-
square, where Inventories may be seen, •

ALE 1' Chit from W. DRAY EON, Eti. StON•HILL,
Ts Mrs. Vlucahl , No. 6, Davies-struet, Orosvvuor-square.
MADAM—I shoukl think myself deficient in
duty to society and you, were Ito withhold my public
testimony to the great efficacy of your L.:WWI-AND:a LO ficqq,
which I have seen performed by the admiaiitratum of it irks
case under my own roof. _ _

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A-yoerrg Gentleman, aged aboirt seven years, son of a Colonel
in the army, war afflicted with a virident and sore eruption: the
complaint resisted various applications two the united consular.
don of three physicians of eminence, aad continued to grow
worse under, the regimen prescribed, when a Lady, who 1.a4; re.
ceived a cure of a very bad case et Scurvy in t' e face. or sevesad
years stan.ling, by. your GOWLAND's LOTIOf', recom-
mended a trial of the same remedy. 'lt was applied under my
own inspection—the dhease, gave way—audthree quarts of.]oor
I,otion performed a ra4ical cure of a disorder, which bad Ws%
of about tour years euratiost, and had Willed the skill Of .ever.)
physicians eminent is their profession. •
lirotn my conviction of the above cure L recommended yoisr
UO WLA ND' s I.OIION to a Lady whose lace slibibued,a, very
disagreeable eruption, (even large pustules, and ai one stood auspy
another appeared), so tour:km as to prohibit her go.ng into COM.
pany : a pint.of your GOWLAND'a LO PON effrocd !Iles
'and she 11 now tree from eruption. I am;
• 1.4;11414u Daarrpa.
Siald by Mrs. Vincent, sole Pror.estur, 'No. 4, tlavisjareet,
Grovanor.square;. Bacon and Co. No. 150,.0ecord4rvets.&•
posits Ikmd-street); and all respectable V. riders of Genuine
Mechcines, and Porfianers in every Tows in. Buropes rine '
ps. fad. pints lis. 6d. haiflints La. .
tr..To prevent coumerfeit Cotton. hlrs.,Vineent 640‘ het
411031.1 %t rye:T-401e that is pnuine... - -

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PRP

FOREIGN OFFICE, FEBRUARY i S.

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

A Dispatch, of which the following is an attract,
has been received this morning at this Cece, from
Lord BURGH/TAM, dated

nor's, FERIVART 8.
The important position and town of Troyes was
yesterday taken possession of by the Allies. The
enemy retired from it the night preceding, and tea
his direction upon Nogent.
The number of roads leading from the'different
points of France, and uniting at Troyes, the resources
of the place itself, with a population of thirty thou-
sand inhabitants, render its occupation of the greatest
importance.

The Prince Royal of Wirtembergb was the first
who entered the town with his corps. On the day
preceding, he had turned the enemy's position near
Ruvigni, and had taken possession of the village of
Lanbrissel on Lis left.

I have the satisfaction of reporting to your Lord-
ship, that a detachinent from the corps of General
D'Yorck took possession of Vary on the sth.
General D'Yorck, as I hav,e already informed
your Lordship, attacked and defeated the rear-guard
of tile corps of Marshal Macdonald's army, at Chaus-
see, on the sth. On the same day, General D'Yorck

pursued the enemy to the gates of Chalons, and bom-
barded the town. Marshal Macdonald entered into
a capitulation for the evacuation of the place, which
he effected on the morning of the 6th, retiring with
his army, composed of the corps under his immedi-
ate orders, and of those of Generals Sebastiani and
Arighi, to the left bank•of the Marne.
Chalons sur Saone has been captureel by the Aus-
trians ; General Le Grand was assembling a French
force at that place ; the Prince of Hesse Hombourg
directed it to be attacked; some guns were captured
in the town.

General Le Grand retired upon the road to Lyons,
where Marshal Augerean has collected a force of
about 4000 men. .

General Bubna occupies an extent of country from
near Grenoble on his left, by Bourg, his centre, from
the environs of Mason on his right.
The advanced guard of General Wrede has this
day followed the retreat of the enemy as far as Les
Granges, on the road so Nogent. Several hundred
prisoners hay.e been taken since the enemy evacuated
the town of Troyes.