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London, England, 1812-11-24

SALES BY AUCTION.

VALUABLE LIVE and DEAD FARMING STOCK,
Si: Hundred I.oads of Meadow HAY, Forty Quarters of OATS,
Eight strong DRAUGHT HORSES, COL ES, and SADDLE
HORSES, Merino and South Down SHEEP, and the FEr.l3
_ upon 350 Acres of Grass till the 25th March, StIENLEY-
HILL, HERTS.
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
On the Premises,Shenley-Hiil, Hurts, on WerluesdaY. December
2, at Eleven o'Ciock. by direction of t Adininutrator,
THE Valuable LIVE and DEAD FARMING
S COCK, the Property of tke late CIRARLES ARNOLD, El.
deceased ; consisting of 'six Hundred Loads of Hay, about
Forty Quarters of Oats, three capital Rick Fratues, with Stones
and Caps, a large Hay • Cloth, with Poles, and Ropes, two ex-
cellent Waggutts, 1Z Hay, Tumbril, and Jockey Carts, several
Sets of H.ireess, two Carriage Horses, two Cows, eight fat and
in calf Heifers, store Pigs, Ploughs, Harrows, patent Chaff-cut-
ting Machine, a large Hay House, Oak Land Rollers and nume-
rous Agti:•ultcral Implements.
To be viewed two sla. s prt VIOUS to the Sale, and Catalogues
had of - Clarke, the Bailiff; of Mr. Salmon, near the
mires; at the White Hart, and I',a Hen, St. Alban's; Bali-bury
Arm., Hatfield; Sun, Hemel Hempstead ; Half Moon, Hert-
ford; Eases Arms, Watford; White Hut, Edgeware ; Red Lion,
Barnet; Red Lion, ; Rose Inn, Smithfield; and of Messrs.
Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Broad-stye. t, Royal Efchange.
London, England, 1812-11-24

THE ARMY:

Dina, been reported, but without any foundation
owe hat the whole of the Germal Legion was
to he numuered as British Regiments, and thus to
yam part o• our standing army. It is hut justice to
the gallant men vi ;.o compose the German Legion,
to state, that no description of troops ever conducted
themselves in a more batisf actory manner. The Mar-
quis of WELLINGTON, in particular, is generally very
warm in his eulogiurns upon their services. They are
found to discharge toe at duous duty of out-posts with
more propriety than any other troops in the world.
Their sober habits insure that vigilance and circum-
spectirn which prevents all possibility of their being
surprised by an enemy.
In consequence f,f the reinforcements of Artillery
sent out to the Marquis of WELLINGTON, and of his
remands for more Officers of that corps, it is about
to be strengthened by another Battalion.
Friday' arrived in Glasgow, two troops of the 6th
Dragoon Guards from Hamilton ; and on Wednes-
day, a detaehment of artille, y, with three field pieces,
and the Perthshire Militia from Edinburgh.
A disgtaceful scene of riot and confusion took place
on Portsmouth Point, on Monday se'nnight, caused
by a number of persons attempting to rescue some
deserters, in charge of a party of the Limerick Mi.
lids. The military behaved with the utmost fin--
bearance, although mat grossly insulted. A serious
accident had like to have occurred to one of the Ser-
jeants of the Royal Waggon Train, by his attempting
to stop an over-driven ox :—His throat uas seriously
lacerated by the horn of the beau ; and many pyr-
sonswere in imminent danger.
London, England, 1812-08-01

FRENCH PifPERS.

SEMLIN, JUNE 22.

It is remarked at Belgrade for some dAys, that the
Servians are preparing anew to make war upon the
Turks. At present they are making up large-stores
of cartridges and accoutrements. The Jews are
principally employed in these labours.
London, England, 1812-08-01

VIENNA. JULY 8.

The Emperor is still at Hubertsberg. Her Majesty
the Empress is using the baths at Tceplitz.
JULY 9.-4 n virtue of a Supreme Resolution of
the 27th of last month, all the merchandizes manu-
factured in the Hereditary States are to lose their
privileges whenever they are sent into foreign coun-
tries ; and if they are brought back into the Heredi-
tary States, they are to be considered as foreign pro-
ducts, and subject to the duties prescribed by the re-
gulations of the Customs of 2d January, 1788, with
the exception of the merchandizes which have been
exported only to undergo some preparations, and to
return again into the country. The syrups (substi-
tutes for sugar) prepared in foreign countries from
grapes, maize, beet-root, or other vegetables, are to
pay, from the 28th of June, an import duty of five
florins per quintal. Those prepared in Hungary are
to pay only 2 t,lcreutz.

TILE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1812-08-01

MR. CHAMBERLAINE'S PUBLICATIONS.

This day was published, in avo.price 45. the Tenth Edition, of
1. MR. CHAMBERLAINE's TREATISE on
i•V•A• the EFFICACY of the DOLICHOS PRURIENS, or
COWHAGE in Diseases arising from WORMS.
Bold by Sherwood and Co. Darton, Harvey, and Darton,
Highley, Callow, Cox, and the other Medical Booksellers.
Now in the Press, to be published by Subscription, and will be
read) for delivery about the middle of August,
2. TIROCINIUM MhDICGM, or the Duties of Youth ap-
prenticed to the Profession of Surgeon aad Apothecary. Price
to Subscribers, not to exceed 6s. 6d. No payment required until
the delivery of the Book.
Subscribers names will be received by the Author, No. 29,
Aylesbury-street, clerkenwel/, and by any of the above-named
Booksellers.

•
WANTED, an ASSISTANT to instruct the
Junior Classes at the GRAMMAR SCHOOL, BATH. The
strictest reference both for character and ability will be required.
1.-u. re, post paid, to be directed to the ►te.. T. Wain&
London, England, 1812-08-01

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itoiler,llll Cotaineitt of With doe liel'Ard I'l
orts and Imports from Archangel. smith' Prices of Goods In
tiferelt years, as published at St. Petersborgh; Fragments for a
.utuie Sibtory of New South Wales; mate Interesting Particu-
re upon the United States, Etc. &c. Etc.: founded upon the
Communications of respectable Travellers and Merchants. Pries
to boards, Ss. 6d.

A CHART of TEN NUMERALS In TWO HUNDRED
LANGUAGES. By R. PATAICE, Vicar of ScuWaite% Hull.
Price ss. sewn. Extracted from the CLAIM lowan. Nos. TB. till.

A Serious CALL to the ELECTORS of GREAT BRITAIN,
on the Approaching Dissolution of Parliament ; with Brief Re-
marks on the Conduct of the Present Hoesa of COMMON., on
the most Important Subjects which have come before them; with
some Observations on their Privileges; on the Catholic Question;
the Regency ; Reform in Parliament, &c. &c. Price Ss. 6d. sewn.

This day was published, price 9s. the Fifth Edition of
A SUBSTANCE of the SPEECH of RANDLE
JACKSON, Esq. delivered at a General Court of Pro-
prietors of East India Chock, on Tuesday, Mar 50812, upon
the Subject of the Negotiation with his Majesty s Minister', for
a Prolongation of the Term of the Company's Exclusive Charter.

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Printed by desire of the General Court.
London: Printed for J. Butterworth, Fleet-street; Black,
Parry, and Co. Leadenhall-street ; J. M. Richardson, 23, Corn-
hill; and J. Hatchard,
London, England, 1812-02-12

J W. CROICER

BREACH OF PAROI.E 01: HONOUR.
••`.. TR.I.VSPORT-OFFICE, FEB. 10. 1812.
15/11THER AS thc French Officers, Prisoners of War,
named and 'described at the foot hereof, have absconded
fr►tn as under, in violation of their Parole of Honour; the
Ceinnaissioners for conducting his Majesty's Transport Service,
Ste. do hereby offer a Reward of TEN GUINEAS, for the
Recapture of each of the said Prisoners, to any Person or Persons
who shall apprehend aunt, and deliver them at this Office, or
otherwise cause them to be securely lodged In any •of the public
Gaols. Aud a further Reward of TWENTY GUINEAS on
Conviction of any British Subject aiding Iktheir escape.

• From name, ask the 9th Instant,
6 42PftabitratitikticiftrAir44141WhitA*03;
high, slttider made, long virtge,tresh Co
hair, dark hazel eyes, mole on the right cheek, and hai the ap-
pearance of an Italian Pedlar.

Edward Arbriri, Midshipman, 21 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches
high, slender made, ovt►l visaze, fresh eumplexion, brown hair,
an 4 hazel eyes.
From Launceston, on the Bth Instant,

Jaques Bretet,Capta'n of Navy, aged 47, 5 feet 41 inches high,
strut msde, round visage, fresh complexion, black and grey hair,
speaks a little English, and Las the appearance of an English-
man, supposed to have worn a blue coat.
J. Langlois, Captain of Navy, aged 44, 5 feet 76 inches high,
stout node, oval visage, sallow complexion, light brown hair,
light hazel eyes, speaks English tolerably well, and has much the
appearance of an Fnglishman, is supposed to have worn a blue
coat and pantaloons, spotted swansdown waistcoat, and his hair
very thin on the crown of his head.
London, England, 1812-02-12

'l his day was pubrsiied, handsomely pi nte., in 2 large
vol.. Ito price .C 4 44. board%
1-" HE HISTOR.Y of the WORL I), from the reign
.2. of Alexander to that of Ansustus; comprehending the Con-
tinuation and Completion of the History ut Atscient Greece, Its
Colonies and Conquests.
By JOHN GILLIES, 1,1. D. F.K.S. and S.A.
Historiographer to his for Sc,selard.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davie, :;fraud.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
1. The History of Ancian Greece, is Colonies and Conquests
from the earliest Accohnts, till the Division of the Macedonian
Empire in the East; including the History of Literature, Philo-
sophy, and the Fine Arts. Fifth Edition, 4 yob. bro. Xi leis.
2. A Translation of Ar.stotle's Ethics and Politics ; compri<ing
his Practical Philosophy. Illustrated by Introdut-tions and Notes,
the Critical History of his Life, and a new Atia:ysis of his Specu-
lative Works. Second Edition, two vnis. bro. 10.
S. A View of the Ite:gn of Fri dcrick J. of Prussia, with a pa-
rallel between that Prince and Philip 11. of 'Macedon, /Ivo. 6s.

Just published,
T. BOOSEY'S CATALOGUE of SPANISH BOOKS for 1812.
This day also was published,
By T. BOOSEY, 4, Old Broad-sheer, Royal-Exchange,
In one vol. 18mo. neatly printed on fine paper, with a beautiful
Engraving, price as. 6d. boards.
EL DIABLO CCM ELO, Verdades Sonadas, y
Novela4 de h otra Vida, trad acidas a estas por Luis de Gue-
vara. Anadido al fin con ocho Enigmas curiosus y dos Novelas.
Where may be had,
Feraud's Carus Rtercantiles, Conocimientos, Prote.tos, &c.
In 12mo. price as. tid. boards.
Turpin's History of Charles-the Great and Orlando; together
with the most celebrated Spanish Ballads mentioned in Don
Quixotte, in Spanish and English. In two vols. Sao. fine paper,
price .El. ls, boards.
La Floresta Espanola, or Choice Pieces in Prose and Verse,
taken from the best Spanish Authors, 12mo. ss. tid. boards.
Connelly's Grammar for Spaniards to' learn English, in tivo,
price 7s. boards.
London, England, 1812-02-12

BREACH OF PAROLE. OF HONOUR.
TRANSPORT OFFICE, FEB. 11, 1812.
WHEREAS the French Officers, Prisoners of
War, named and described at the foot hereof, have ab-
sconded fr.,in Tiverton, on the 9th instant, in violation of their
Parole of Honour a the Commiss:cners for conducting his Ma-
jesty's Transport Service, &c. do hereby offer a Reward of TEN
GUINEAS for the recapture of each of the said Prisoners, to
any person or perscr.s, who shall apprehend them, and deliver
them at this office, or otherw:se cause them to be securely lodged
in any of the public Gaols; and a further Reward of TWENTY
GUINEAS on conviction of any British Subject aiding in their

escape.
Francois G. Maiilard, Sous-I.leutenant of Dragoons, years
old, 5 feet lO inches WO, stout person, thin and long visage,
tallow complexion, dark brown hair, grey eytts.

Alexander Beauval, Lieutenant, 25 years old, 5 feet 11 Inches
high, stout made, oval visage, brown complexion, brown hair,
bine eyes.

Dominique Di ngueille, Lieutenant, 25 years old, S feet 11
inches high, stout made, fresh complexion, dark brown hair, blue
eyes, wound in thigh and shmider.

Angii,t;n l'ardiac, Lieutenant, 97 years old, S feet 64 inches
high, middle size, lorg visage, brown complexion, black hair
light hazel eyes, wound in right arm by musket-hall.
Francois Badimon, Lieutenant, 36 years old, 5 fret 5 inches
high, stout made, rounil visage, brown complexion, black hair,
dark hazel eyes, lame of weitinds in thighs.
Joseph Ponta! ly, Lieutenant, 22 years n!d, S feet Si inches
high, slight made, oval visage, sallow con:lib:ion, dt.rk brown
hair, grey eyes, wound In left side.
Ankuste Pazenaz, Enseigne de Vaissean, 29 years cld, 5 feet
71 inches high, stout made, long visage, sallow completion, black
I.a r, black eyes.

Felix 'le Pontevez, Pas.enger, 29 years old, 5 feet 43 inches
high. middle size, oval visage, fair cmplexion, dark brown hair,
h.izel eyes
Emanuel cessiat, Midshipman, 29 years old, s feet si inches
high, rout made, oval visage, fresh complexion, light brawn hair,
'errs• ryes.
London, England, 1812-02-12

REV. DR. CLAUbIUA 13(IcHANAN'S SERMONS
COMPLE'I E.

This clay were published, in two. pric: es bds. on fine piper, 's.
QERMONS, on INTERES TING SUBJECTS,
by the Rev. CLAUDIU.i LUCHANAN, D.D.
. . _ .

This Volume contains---The Three Eras of I.ight ; The Star in
the East; three Sermons on the Jubilee; the Missionary Sermon;
and the Healing Wattrs of Bel hesda.
Printed for J. Ogle, Edinburgh; M. Ogle, Glasgow; R. Ogle,
and T. Hamilton, London ; and T. Johnston, Dublin.
London, England, 1812-02-12

JANUARY 3.

" Tt is reported here, from no cnmmon authority,
that if this Government will prohibit licences for
trading with France, which prohibition is expected to
t *ke place, Great iiritain will withdraw her Orders
in Council."

ExTitAcr OF ANOTHER LETTER FROM WASHINGTON,

DATED JANUAItY 4.
" TV? Committee of Commerce and Manufactnres
have agreed to report a Bill, granting licence to im-
port coarse woollens and iron wares from Great Bri-
tain, and to bring home all articles purchased ante-
rior to the 2d February, 1811."
London, England, 1812-02-12

BISHOP HORNE'S SERMONS.
'l'his.day were published,
DISCOURSES on 6EVERAL SUBJECTS and
OCCASIONS, by the Right Rev. GEORGE HORNE,
ILO. late Lord Bishop of Norwich, complete in S yob. livo.
price XI. 7s. in boards.

Printed fur L. B. Seey, R. Scholey, Craddock and Joy, T.
Hamilton, Gale and Curtis, London; J. Deighton, Catubndge ;
aid J. Ogle, E eLiburgh.
London, England, 1812-02-12

Phis day was published, price Is. 6d.
" A.NEW WAY to PAY OLD DEBTS ;" or,
OBiERVATIONs on the REPORTS MADE to the
was CRIBERS to the REBUILDING of DRURY•LANE
THEATRE.
" Th!s Is indeed a NM Arithmetic;
•' This earth bath BusaLES as the water has
" And TUIS if one of them !"
Printed She' wood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1812-02-12

FROM LAST riGhr'S GAZEWE.

CROWN-OFFICE, FEBRUARY 11.

WEIMER RETURNED TO 513liVE IN TIIIS PRESENT

PARLIANIFST.
. .

Borough of Derhy—tie3ry Fredrick Ccmp•oi Cassendish,
Esq. in the room of Wiiiiam Cavendish, Esq. dec.i:sed.

. Duchy of Lancast r Office, Somerset-Place, Feb. 8.
His Royal Highne s the Prince Regent, in the name and on
the 1:04 half of his Majesty, bath this day been pleased ,o appoint
Edward Greaves, of Culcheth, Leg. to be Holt Sheriff ut the
Cow y Palatine of Lancaster.
London, England, 1812-02-12

WIN I LR COUGH, As-FRNrA, WHEEZING, AND CON-

sU :Oxih Edition of
I? RGEON FiSHER'S Farniliar Treatise on the
Treatment and Causes of the above Disease, (just published,
price 2s. 5d.) contains such testimonies of cures as must witty
the mind eel every reader that no caw, however reduced the pa-
tient may he, or however uniavourable the syMptoins, is to be
coni'dered incurable. "Fhe Oxymtl is the only medicine capable
of allaying that peculiar arri atiou in Vie lungs which produces
cough and testa.. It also promotes dige-dion, and improves the
general health, as th,• testimonies of sr William Altham,
'.ldc•n-
-tagur l.e igh, Esq. Be niamin Kenner, Esq. Dr. Caton, Dr Marne,
and others prove, (see page 7to 1r). The Osymel, with the pre-
pared Suamonium, also affords an infallible remedy for Asthma,
Winter Cough, and Wheezing. .1 hese preparations are perfectly
free from any pernicious quality.
Sold by Harris, corner of Sr. l'aurs Church-yard; Nix, Royal
Exchange; Bacon, 150, Oxford-road; Foster, 34, Parliament-
street; Butts, 10, Berner's-street, Oxford-road; anti Bolton,
Exchange.
London, England, 1812-02-12

Ater wrich will he performrd, the New Pantomime, Felled
• HARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA ;
OR, THE GOLDEN FISH.
~rday, The Virgin of the Sun, and Harlequin ,and Padnamaba.

si.NCllO.4k.l) BY His MAJES 1 Y'S LETTERS
PATEN F.

PHILIPSTHAL and MA I LLA RDET's newly.
rtablirbed AUTOMATICAL THEATRE, Ca, harint-
opei, strand, will continue Open Every Evrning during the
TLe inimitable performance of the 'ration, el.ganr Au.
toron4 have highly delighted all those who have witnessed their
Fitful motion% The whole of the Exhibition of this ingenious
ovum of Artificial Animation, is truly worthy the attention of
g ranks, but doubly interesting to the scitntific Observer. For
?titulars Re the handbills.
gears Ss. Pit s. Gallery is.—Doors open at Seven °Thick,
gdbegill at Light precisely.

►ro MERCHANTS or TRADESMEN in want
JL of a young Man to as•ist in general business at home or
ailed, who can give security by bis own proper:y if required.
Aye addressed S. Mason,• Post-Office, No. iv. E3.sez-street,
"rod, 'whey an interview may be appointed, will meet Inlay-
eine attention.
London, England, 1812-02-12

CA,IeWaUi„; VUESTION.
ilia day-Vail publi,hrd,l rice Is.
AN ADDRESS TO THE litarEsT ANTS.
By JOHN WALT ER HOWAP.D, Esq.
Printed for Szoc!Oak, Junior, 41, Pall-Mall; and. Butler, Col-
lage-Green, Duldris.
Also, in 1 large vol. Oro. with 12 fine plattrs, price £2. 121. Gd.
large paper, and prows, £4. 4s,
History of the higur-irlons, hicludin the Secret Transactions
of those horrid IThurrals, with 14 onarks on tte Catholic Ques-
tion generally, arn4 on Lurd Gra:wiles lota I.lparticrilar,
London, England, 1812-02-12

LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY.
His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK, Patron.

Surgeon, Mr. it E a N AS, Member of the Royal College, London.
THIS excellent Institution, crected•for the public
b.nefit againet the delusions of ern :lyricism in this branch
of practice, has to boast the cure of no less than B'2oo patients
since I SOtt, many labouring under the most dle-perate Venereal
Infection. The superior and highly efficacious plan of treatment
pursued by Mr. Kiernan, while it avoids the inconveniences of
public charities, gives a certain, safe, and speedy cure, without
confinement, i:tjury t o the constitut ion ,or any circumstanceswhich
can betray tti the f..iencli of the patient the existence of their dis-
ease. The early syinptoirti of infection are cured in a few days,
and the most comp icattd forms of strictures, debillry,ulcerations,
&c yleid in One half the time assigned in other institutions of the
same kind to their complete removal. The most respectable names
have given it their support, front a conviction of 114 superior ad-
vantages, and the secrecy and honour with wh!ch the establish-
ment is conducted, viz. Earl of Leitrim, Right Hon. T. Jones,
Right Hon. it. B. :,heridan, Hon. Col. J. Barry, M.P. John La•
tauche, Esq. M.P. Col. H.Clernents, M.P. and Col. Walt. Jones,
M.P. The Surgeon may be consulted by either sex, at his pri-
raw house, No. al, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedf tram
9 till 52 in the morning, and from 6 to 9 o'clock at ,where
letters from town and country, post paid, may be addressed,
when the necess.u7 advice and medicine will he given, or sent to
any part of the kingdom.
Jest published,
PRACTICAL OISZIITATIONS on the above Diseases. price 90.
By F. Kiernan; and Sold by sharwood, Noday, and Joon, 29,
Patemottcr-row; and by liishigy, 2e, Fleet. trom
London, England, 1812-02-12

THE L.l •NEW COMEDY. -
This day was publ shed, price 2s. 6d.
RIGHT AND WRON:.;. A COMEDY in five
Acts.—Ais performed by their Majesties' Servants, at the
Thtatre•koya: I ceam.
Printed for L.wt. to' ton, Allen, and Co. Temple of the Muses,
Finsbury-square; .vood and Cu. Patel noster-row ; E. Wil-
son, lttoy4l Exclu.l4, •idgway, Piccadilly ; and Barker, Russell-
street, Covent garden.

Ui •vhom mt.. Le bad, by the same Author,
Pcetus and Atha, gedy, to Which is prefixed, a Letter to
T. blierldAn E• !. on the present State of the English &Age; also
the var ous Dramatic Piece, of the late R. Cumberland, Eby.

A NEW AND INTERES VINO :.OVEL, BY THE AUTHOR
OF EVA OF CANII:RI AND 0 A AND JULIET.
This day was publi hrd, in Four neat Volume,,
THE CASTLE of TAR IFFA ; or, The SELF-
BANISHED MAN.
London : Printed fl.r B. Crosby and Co. Stationers's-court,
Paternoster-row.
W'lvirt: may be bad, just published,
1. Virginia, or the Peace of Amiens, in 4 vole. By Emma
Paris r, 44.
2. By the same Author, Elfrida, or the Heiress of Belgrove.
In 4 vo:s 20s.
3. Weill Mountaineers, by Mr. Mower, 2 vols. 7s.
4, The Mirror of the Graces, or the En dish Ladies' Costume,
'combining Taste and Judginrni in the Dies-, of et-miles. Ad-
vice on Accomplishments, preserving Health, Beauty, &c. with
Piates, Sc. board:.

CULTURE OF THE STRAWBERRY, RASPBERRY AND

GOONEBERRY.
This day W3l published, fine derny aper, 75. on fine royal, Int 6d.
TREATISEon the INIPROV Ell CULTURE
of the sTRAWBEi, RY, R.ASPBEKRY, and GOOSE-
BERRY.-13y THOMAS H
Ot Oundle, Northamptonshire ; Author of an Improved System
of Nursery Gardening, and a Treatise on prop 'gating Hardy
American and Green-house l'lants, i,rnit-trees. &c.

London Printed for B Crosby and Co. Stniuners'-court,
Paternoster-row, and sold by all Booksellers.
Where may he !Lot,
Griffin on the Culture of the Pine Apple. Second Edition,
Bvo. 10s. 6d.

Abercrombie on the Culture of the Garden Mushroom,
12ano. at.

Aberexembte's Gardeners' PocketiournatorDaily AssiNtant, 21.
Putta's British Farmer s Cuinplrte Dict.onary
of Ago !culture, with many Plateq, itco . board..
London, England, 1812-02-12

NORrOL K.

Lord Chief Justice MA s s /lc Lo, and r hr Hon. Mr.Juitice HtA r u.
Buckingllamsh,re—Monday, Match 3, at Ayll•sttury.
B:ll:ord,hire—'ll:ursday, March 5, at
Huntingdonshire—a:ur.lay, March 7, at liunt'ngJon.
Carnl•ridge,ltire—'l'ucslty, March to, at Cambrilse.
No: fo.k—Saturday, March i 4, At I hetforti
Suffulc—W cdnciday, March 18, at Bury St. Edmunds.
11W11::.

Chief Baron MACDON AL n. and Sir NAsn Grt e, Knt.
Hentords:tire—'Evurs.lay, March 5, at Hertford.
Ess-x—Monday, March 92 at Chelmsford.
Kent—Monday, March io, as Ma.d.tan....
nitth a, at Horsham.
Surrey—Monday, March :;si, at Kngiton.
COURT OF KIN:;'S BENCH, FED. 11.
l'A EMENTS.

The Grand Jury came into Court, and stated, that
they had called the High Constables before them,
and ordered them to make statements in their Jour-
nals of the bad state of the p tvcments in London,
and to say, whethLr they think it Arises from any
default of the Commisi mers of the Pavement, or is
occasioned by any of the Water Companies ; that the
Const:Olei had made tilt's! returns accordingly, which
they had put into the hands of the Officer of the
Crown Other, and they humbly hoped the Court
would dir. ct such measures as would secure the safety
cf. his Niaje,ty's subjects, now greatly endangered
by the bad state of the pavements in many parts of
the isletropoits.
London, England, 1812-02-12

MEMORANDUM.

Lieutenant Peter Grant and Lieutenant James Newton. of
the Bud Regiment of Foot, arc superseded, being absent with-
out leave. -

Commissions signed by the Lord-Lieutenant of the
County of Cheshire.
Stockport Local Militia.
lieutenant Roger Rowson Lingard to be Captain, vice Back-
house, resigned; Ensign Benjamin Lloyd to be Licutenant,
vice Lingard, promoted; and Samuel Shaw, Gent. Dated
Jx.u.:ry 23, Ibl2.
London, England, 1812-08-24

LISBON MAIL.

Yesterday arrived a Mail from Lisbon, •brought
to Falmouth by the Marlborough packet in 10 days.
bringing printed journals and letters from that city
to the 11th inst.

By this conveyance Government received dis-
patches from Marquis 3VELLINGTON• His Lordship
littered Valladolid oil the Slst ult. ; mad on the same
day the remains of Masurowr's army were at Aranda
deDouro, hating been joined in_ its Bight by some
ming reinforcements. The Marquis's head-quar-
tets were then transferred to Cuellar, where they re-
mained on the 4tb inst. when the dispatches came
sway.

At that date the force under JoszPH BONAPARTE,
stated at 6000 French and 9000 Jurannantado►, is re-
ported to have been at Segovia, on the way back to
Madrid.

A

!4•

4

he

MAIM= it reported to have died of his wounds
it a village neat Valladolid, and his remains had been
Not to Frazee. The wreck of his army was now
teennanded by Fox or CL A vsat., and was understood
It be in full retreat for Burgos.
Itt*e battle of the 22d, the force under MAK-
-11 &tatty' to have been 50,000—ours only
ISA% and of the latter 15,000 were Spaniards,
ibo Were not brought into action. The wounded
pas abandontel by the enemy at Valladolid, were
r without an.y medical men to look after them !
Ti* greater part of our own wounded Officers are,

well.
"icer, speaking of the
e French looked all
as if determined to,
was all a fudge—we
went the conquerors Of,
roe lost few men in
most of their men in
the second edition
down as they flew.—
music, every thing

Portuguese cheering
that night-fall
mein dispersion and
French Grand Ariny.—:
amputated close to
cut it el availed his

is% lasrehappy to state, doing we
eci A letter from a British Office
d bide of Arapiles, says—"
k and looked savagely too, a
:ut *hand our charges :—it wa
IA bayonets, and away wet
)at. and Eylau. We hal
itk lie Was: chi heath lost it
kid disorderly retreat. - 1t was
the Ilaida...we bad only to cut d
1 or arras, baggage, thorns,
uP abandoned—the british and
di* killing till the nightpfbll.
:bed alone prevented she ea
fed
• al the whole Frio
ssf4 Ma's arm was
t dloaldscillas muse= who cl
London, England, 1812-02-15

CORONER'S INQUEST

A Coroner's inquest was held yesterday, at the
Cross Keys Tavern, Blacktti.tr's Bridge, on the
body of MT. FoLLET, -of the Ass,zes for the
Western Circuit, who was found drowned on the
Surrey side sf the Thames, on Thursday morning-
It appeared before the Coroner that. the deceased had
been dining w ith some friends at the Cross Keys Ta-
vern, on Wednesday, and returning home late in the
evening, rather 'nein iated with wine, in company
with a Gentleman named COOPER, both unfortunately
missed their road, and turning to the right, walked
down the ferry steps into the Thames, Where the de-
ceased was sucked under some floating rafts of tim-
ber, and immediately perished. Mr. COOPER happily '
contrived to keep himself above water until the wa-
terman came to his assistance. The body of Mr.
FOLLET remained immersed in the river until next
morning, when, with Treat difficulty, it was removed
from under the fital raft of timber. The deceased
lived at No. 2, Garden-court, Temple, and was
much respected by a n':rnerous circle of friends and
acquaintance.—The Jury found a verdict of died-
denial Death.

Tuesday last, a child, endeavouring to cross West-
street, in Brighton, .';is run over by a post-chaise,
diking at an immoderate rate, and so much hart that
it is not expected to live: the cries of the little suf-
ferer brought a woman of the name of Wetxl from
her house, to off r as&stattce, when, melancholy to
relate, her own child, who had been left alone, set fire
to its clothes, ani was burnt to death.
On Thursday morning a dog belonging to Mr.
Satchel], of Ebury.street, Chelsea, bit his two daugh-
ters, his son, and the servant girl. It then got into
the street, and bit a soldier and a dog, and was soon
after shoe.

Yesterday, morning, about six o'clock, a disgrace-
ful scene took place in Smithfield Market. A man
sold his wife in a halter for the trifling sum of and
half a pint of gin, to one of the Yeomen of the Guard
to his Majesty.
London, England, 1812-02-15

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 14.

Arrived his- Majesty's ships GOSHAIVKE, PORCU•
PINE, Mid PARTRIDGE, from a cruize.--Wind N.

DOVER, FEBRUARY 14.

It has blown a gale all day from the S.W. Several
vessels nave arrived from the Westward, with signals
for pilots, three at them have lost anchors and cables ;
we think they have gone for Ramsgate, as we cannot
learn any particulars.—Four o'clock, more moderate
weather, and the wind due West.
London, England, 1812-02-15

ADVANTAGES of prompt Payment verified,
and a further Rutiv.ztion in Prices —The following are the
Ready-money Prices at Gipson's, Woollen Drapery and Fashion-
able Apparel Warehouse, No. 183, Fleet-street, near Fetter-Line :
Very best Spanish Wool Superfine .E. 1. d.
Cloth Coats - - 3 6 0
Ditto British Wool - - - 2 10 0
Good Second Cloth Coats - - 1 16 0
Very best Superfine Kerseymert Breeches - 1 4 0
Ditto Double-milled - - 1 10 0
Best Double-twilled Cord - - 0 18 0
Ladies' Riding-habits, Gentlemen and Ladi. s' Great-coats' and
all other articks, in the above branches, on similar terms. The
best workmen are employed, and the fashion, cloth, and mate-
rials cannot be Acceded. It maybe necessary to observe, no
Garmer.ts are kept ready-made.

This day was published, price Is. 6d.
THE CHRISTIAN CHARACTER EXEM-
PLIFIED, in a Discourse occasiordit by the Death of Mrs.
Hannah Lindsey, and delivered at Esset•c:reet Chapel, Ja-
nuary 26, 1812.
By THOMAS BELSHAM,
Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paal's Church-yard, where
may be had all Mr. Belikam's Works, and those of the late Mr.
Lindsey.
London, England, 1812-02-15

suS;ect. The Houie then divided—For
stood 49--Against it 11—Majority 38.
„following is a List of the Minority :
w - Hutchinson, Hon. Bennett, Hon.
C. H. Sheridan, R. B.
Herbert, Capt. MLLES.
Col. Hamilton, Lord A. Wynne, C.
s. Martin, H. Burdett, Sir F.
StiCretaiy RYDER then moved for leave to
in a Bill, more effectually to preserve the peace
coonty of Nottingham, and of the Town and
d. of the Town of Nottingham.
W. WYNNE wished more particulaily to
'fby the County of Nottingham had been se•
tir"
vfront the rest of the kingdom, for the exclusive
tion of the proposed measure ? If the Bill had
toprovior the beter watch and ward of the
:it Auld,de
itf would havet met with his hearty con-

Opel EYRE repeated the statements which he
okin an earlier part of the evening, and added,
atifthe Hon. Gentleman had had personal obser-
;na of the State of Nottiogliam and its neighbour-
ko, he would have felt the necessity of the intend-
jeasure.—Leave granted.
$r HERBERT, impressed with the necessity of
fig the House in po,sesiion of all the cum..
oasis f important subject, then moved that a
prnittee be appointed to inquire into the late riots
ithe county cf Nottingham and the neighbouring
opics, and what furthtr legal provisions, if any,
rt necessary on the subject; and also into the steps
ig had been taken for the di: cove) y of the offenders.
gr. Secrdary RYDER argued against the ap-1
bit/nett of the Committee, as wholly unnecessary.
ewas persuaded that the House would think that
6c general notoriety of the riots, was a sufficient
rind for Parliamettary procedure, and it
depre-
tcd any delay in providing a remedy for the exist-
ing evil.
A division ensued—for the Committee 15—against
it 40—majority 25.
The following is a List of the Minority :
Hva,w.ii. martin, H. Herbert, Captain
Merse,P. Kemp, •I'. • 'lollop, Sir T.
Enl Babirig: otr, T. Sinclair, G.
ynakteid, Col. Bennett, Hon. •1 ELLER S.
Rtti,l2,lt. B. Wilberforce, W. Wynne, C.
Viutbread, Hamilton, Lord A. Burdett, Sir F.
Mr. Secretary RYDER immediately brought in
the first of his Bills, viz. for more exemplary punish-
ing persons kund guilty of destroying stocking.
frames, Sec.
On the motion that it be read a first time,
Mr. WHITBREAD rose, not to oppose the mo.
ti 1, but, in consequence of what had taken place
mat evening, to give notice, that before the conch:-
eon of the Session he would move, as a Standing Or-
derofthe House, that some formal proceedings should
always precede any proposition for the enactment of •
capital punishment.
The Bill was read a first rime, and ordered to be
vad a second time on Monday, and to be printed.
Mr. &aviary RYDER then brought in his Bill
fa more effectually preserving the peace of the
County of Nottingham, &c.
Read a first time, and, after a short conversation
between Mr. W. WYNNE and Mr. Rvrnn, ordered
lobe read a second time on Monday, and to be
printed.
The House of Commons Offices Bill went through a Cornmit.-
Is; the Report of which sou brought up and ordered to be taken
issifiarther consideration on Monday.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1812-02-15

THE

The transports, with reinforcetrients for Lord VV'gt.-
LINGTON, remain wind-bound at Lymington..
The Garrison at Cork is at present composed of
tlie Islorthum,berland, West York, and Kerry Militia,
and p.m of the German Legion and Brunswickers.
-=The Dwham regiment are daily expected in that
harbour.

Monday Lieutenant-General the Earl of ROSSLYNi
the Commander in Chief of the Kea District, at-
tended by Major-General Hay and a numerous Staff;
inspected the Royal Artillery, the 91st Regiment, and
the Leitrim Militia, i❑ review order, at their respec-
tive barrack-grounds near Canterbury; after which his
Lordship proceeded to the different military stations
on that coast, where he also inspected the troops, front
whence he returned to Canterbury on Wednesday
evening, on his route to London to attend his civil
duty in Parliament.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, FEBRUARY 12.

Arrived the Hope transport, ( L. Z.) JamEstnaster,
from Lisbon ; sailed eighteen days since, in cdmpany
with four other transports, bound lOr ltigueras, with
flour ; and, in consequence of the late gales, has been
obliged to bear up for this port—:-can give no account
of her consorts.—Wind W. S.W. fresh gales.
London, England, 1812-02-15

Mr. M--••:s NEW ROMANCE.

This day was published, in 4 vols. price Vs.
'THE MILESIAN CHIEF. A ROMANCE.
A. By the Author of " Fatal Revenge, or the Family of Mon-
torts," and the " Will Irish Boy."
London: Printed for and sold by H. Colburn, Public Library,
50, Conduit-street; and John Cumming, Dublin.
Of whom, and all booksillers, may be had, lately published,
in .5 voh. price YU. IiADORA Of MILAN, a Novel, drawn from,
and exhibiting scenes of real life, foreign and domestic.
" The Character of Isadora of Milan is bold!s conceived, and
executed in a masterly manner." Carr. Review.
London, England, 1812-08-12

EXCELLENT FAMILY HOUSE, PLEASURE-GROUNDS,
GARDENS, and 29 ACRES of LAND, within six miles of
the three Bridges, in the COUNTY of SURREY.
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Auction Mart, on Friday, August 28, at Twelve, unless
.an acceptable offer is previously. made by Privati Contrac-,
by order of the Executors in one Lot,
HE late RESIDENCE of JOHN Oliver:, Esq.
Z
deceased, delightfully situated at Beggars-hill, Nserwood,
comnundiog extensive Views over the county of Kent and Surrey.
hills, with the Canal at a convenient distance, which passes thru'
the valley. The House Is substantially erected, forming a hand-
some elevation, brick .built, and cased with Parker's cement,
containing Bel rooms, Dining and Drawing-rooms, Library,
Breakfast Parlour, and dry Offices of every description, elegant
lawn and Drive it) front of the House, productive Gardens, Plan-
tations and ornamented Wood, in- which are shady walks, or-
chard;&c. Coach-house and Stabling for three horses, Barn and
new useful Out-buildings, the whole in complete and sebstantial
repair ; also, sevfral enclosures of rich Pasture and Arable Land,
containing altogether about SY Acres,land tax and tithe free. 'lb*
Estate is held fur upwards of 50 years at a low ground rent.
To be viewed with 'I tact& only, which, with Particus
len, may be had 10 days preceding tho sale, of Hoggart and
Phillips, 62, Old Broad-street; particulars also at the Ureyhounda,
Croydon and Streatham.
London, England, 1812-08-12

DEAL, AUGUST I I.

Sailed the ELGIN cutter with a few ships under eon.
voy for Portsmouth. Remain alibis 114jesty's ships
as per last.—Wind E.

CORK, AUGUST 7.

We have seen a Letter from St. John's, New-
foundland, dated the 2d ult. which announces the
arrival of two American prizes at that pprt, one at
which is valued at £20,000.
London, England, 1812-08-12

SECOND EDITION.

41•1•11.M•••••Mo

A Messenger has arrived from Sweden with the
gratifying intelligence, that in the acting fought be-
tween the French and Russians, on the 15th ultimo,
nine French regiments were entirely cut to pieces.
—The Russians also took 1000 prisoners. The
French had fifty killed in Officers alone.
The Peace between the Russians and Turks is

said to have been finally ratified and confirme,L

NAVAL INTELLIOENCE.

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST to.

Arrived his Majesty's ship Matostricstxr, 74
ROTA frigate, and LYRA bug of war; from ; tbegt
of Spain; the NitaaLY frigate, from the Coast of
France, and is ordered to Portsmouth to refit for fo-
reign service ; the Fay...watts:loop of war, with the
SURPRIZE, a new-built frigate, from, niforJ, to fit
out ; his Majesty'S ship guitar, from off the Coast";
and the TEARER gun-brig, from a trim.
The STRENUOUS gun-brig has sent in the Zepher
French sloop, titich she caper red.—Wiad East.

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 11.
Arrived his Majesty's ship Mtuzi.roa with a con.
voy from Guernsey and Jersey. and is appointed for
the same destination instead of the CADMUS, and will
sail to night. Sailed his Majesty's ships Poncuma
and MUTINE with convoy for North America_; and
the SYLVIA for Plymoutb.—Wind S. E.
London, England, 1812-02-24

PARTNERSHIPS NEGOCIA*I'ED.

PRO; ESSIOTA.GentIe-;:en, Rankers, Mer•
eitant 4, Tradesmen, and private Individuals, are respectfully
chit a novel and important branch of agency, the ne-
goet4tion ct• Pat tnerships, upon a audit and:el:mind and liont'ur-
p:inc:p!e, has beer. undertaken at the suggestion of some
mereat.nle houses ut the first eminet,cr, and ui I beneeforib be
conducted by Mr. Shee, Landed Estate and General Agent, 41,
Southat.ipton-row, Russell-squ.u•e, where a Prospectus nay be
bad on application by letter post-paid.

MONEY continues to be furnished to the Public on
eve' y description of real proptr y and eligible personal secu-
rity, at legal annuity interest. All Annuities will be redeetnabh
and the business anconipliled with secrecy, dispatch, and honour.
Apply personally, bttwten nine and five, or by letter, to the
Secrtnay of the Knightsbridge Bank, near tilde Park Corner,
who is inipuwerod to treat immediately for any sum, not intellor
to £34.0, matters of importance being preterred ; the re.
sources of this tostablibhitaattbsing capable of itirplyiag advances
of the most considerable magtitude.
London, England, 1812-02-24

By lIANNAH MORE.
,Printed for T. Cadefi, amd W. Davies, Strand.
Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, .
I. Sacred Dramas : chieilLietended for Yount Persons ; the
stdietts taken from the Bildt% ifith edition, ss. in bonds.
2 Search after Happiims; a Pastoral Drama; 13th edition,
price Is. ed.
A*. I bought, on the Importance of. the Manners of the teat;
and an Estimate of the Rkliiiion of the Fashionable World Two
Est:l.7•, printed together; new Eilition, with a new Preface.—
Pthe Cs. in board..

4. strictures sgi the Modern System of I?tinalst Education. In
two vols. lOtp Edition, price nts. hoards.
• 6. Flints towards ferming the Character of a young Princess.
"Piro V. 4th Edition, price if2s. boards.
6. Caleb. in. Starch of a Wife. Two vole. lath Edition, price
12s. In beards.

A complete Edition of the Works of Mrs. Ilannah More. eon-
tAining all the above-mentioned Pieces, and also Poems; the na-
genlies of Prey. Petal Falsehood, and the Inflexihle Captive;
Stories for Persons of the 11,:ithre Ranks, and Tales for the Com-
mon People; uniformly printed in fourteen velomes.

THE SYSTEMATIC REFORMER. of all
perfect and illegible WRITERS, in Six Li smns
RAPIER, the Anth.r of the Desid.2ratunt cf Permiansliip, &c.
informs such Ladies and Gentlemen as write ill, that neither ad—
vancement in life: nor infirmity of hand, are impediments to the
application of his scientific principle, by which he enables the
parties to write with uniformity, perspicuity, and a wonderful
dispatch, in six lessons only. The Professor is honoured with
the patronage of personages of the first rank. And also in the
commercial world, the efficacy of his plan for fixing the hands of
ycu h to a style which they Shull write for ever after, has secured
hint ample recommendation. His plan Alas no affinity to ch.:
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talents, the insitfficlency of which, to enable all their pupils to
execute like themselves, needs no comment; nor has lie com-
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of their interfering with himself.
pet Oners to be seen and references to suit the ranks of the
parties, vs ill be given by waiting upon islets.
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London, England, 1812-02-24

TO-MORROW.

Noricss• -Mr. Drummoxd ; Motion for Bill for the better
Protection of the Public from the Frauds to which they are at
present exposed by Bankers and other--Mr. Brougham, Com-
mittee on Droits—Mr. Bankes, motion with regard to Mr. Walsh.
_ _

011 oen —Committee on Local Militia Bill.
WI.bWESDAY.

NoTice—Mr. M. A. Taylor, Motion to revive the Commit-
tee to enquire into the Causes in the House of Lords, had the
Court of Chancery.

THURSDAY.

NOTICES—Sir Thomas Turton; To move fors Committee to
take into consideration the State of the Nsdon.-,-Mr. Creevey ;
Resolutions relating to Four-and-a-l-lalf per Ca.West-lndiaDutles.
FRIDAY.—NiI.

THE EVENING STA It.

LONDON.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2t,
Sr. MATHIAS.—HoIiday at the Exchequers Bank, Fast-Wit
and South-Sea Houses.

THE KING.
The following Bulletin was yesterday shewn at
St. James's Palace :
66 WINDSOR-CASTLE, YPRIJARY 22.
as His MAJESTY continues nearly in the same state.
(Signed) 66 M. 'MILLIE,
" J. wiws,
66 a. WILLIS.'
A new arrangement has taken place with respect
to the attendance of Physicians as well as of the
QUEEN'S Council at Windsor. A full Council is to
be held on the last Saturday of every month, and
ercept on the last Saturday of the month, when
all the Physicians are to attend, one only of the bodily
Physicians is to be in attendance in rotation. Dr.
HEBERDEN goes to Windsor on the Monday evening,
and quits it on Wednesday morning. Sir HENRY
HALIORD goes down •n Wednesday evening aad
returns on Friday morning. Dr. BAUM goes on
Friday evening and returns on Sunday morning.—
And on Sunday.Mr.DUNDAS is in attendance. The
Drs. WILLIS both continue. His MAJESTY has en-
joyed more sleep of late than he used to do ; but
there is not the slightest symptom of amendment in
the disorder.

The QUEEN'S Council did not meet on Saturday,
at Windsor. The. Earl of WINCHILSZA arrived on
Friday, and proceeded to make arrangements in his
new office as Comptroller-General of-The Household.
Colonel STEPHENSON is to act under him, and Lcrd
JOUN TuYNNE the Vice-Comptroller.
London, England, 1812-02-24

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London, England, 1812-11-30

SALES BY AUCTION.

A MOST FAVOURABLE OPPORTUNITY TO FRUIT,
FOREST TREE, AND ORNAMENTAL. PLANTER
(Standing on Four Acres of Nursery Grquod, lately purchased
by a Gentleman, who does not want the Stock hereof,)
By Mr. COCHRAN,
On Thunday, the 3d of December, 1312, at Eleven o'Clock,
and following Day, on the Premiss', Stoke Newington,
Itingsland-road,
CONSISTING of very fine Hd. and Dwf.Trd.
PEACHES, NECTARINES, and APRICOTS, with
Maiden Plants of the same; Hd. and Dwf. Apples, Pears,
and Plumbs, of sizes and ages; with 300 of blip-worked/id.
Cherries, of sorts, of extra height for Fields and Oreliards ; a'
quantity of Ornamental Shrubs of sizes; Roses and Atneelmn
Plants of sorts, in pots ; very Sete young Stools, with their Liy-
ers, of the vat ions shrubs and Forest Trees; fine Elms, Limes,
Chesnut Oak, Sycamore, Birth, Firs &c of large and smal:
sizes; Chesnut,
Currants, and 14tepbeitilb; Box Edging,
&c. The *hole beings an excellent Collection of the various Sorts
of hardy Nursery stock.
To be viewed lid the Sale, by applying to Mr. Willie& Roes,
Eden Nursery, Newington, where, after the Irld, Catalogues
wit be bad; and at the White Hart, Ovum • Belvedere Tavern,
Islington; Messrs. Gordon and Co.'s aid Wareham; Pen.
church- street ; at the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England ;
sad of the Auctioneer, No. 7, Duke-strew, Ormvenor-Square.

FREEHOLC AND TI rHE•FREE WASTE LANDS,
HA *PION, MIDDLESEX.
By Messrs. SEDGWICK and SON, • ,
At the Red Lion Inn, Hampton, un Friday, the I itb Desember,
1812, at Twelve o'Cleck, in Eight Lots, " before the Costa-
minima, appointed for ca eying • into execution an Act of
Parliament fur Allotting and Inclosing Lands in the Parish of
Hampton, in the County of Middlesex,"
SEVER L very Valuable and Improveable
FREEHOLD and TITHE-FREE PARCELS of WASTE
LANDS, containing together nearly Eight Acres, most desirably
situate on Hampton Wick Greta... Alt the Lots are adjoining
excellent Rnads, and in situational pectillatiy adapted and ex-
ktrexnely eligible for building upon.
May be vit wed till the Sale, by applying to Mr. George Yar-
nold, Hampton Wick; of wholn, on the lath of November,
printed Particubrs and Plans of the several Lots may be h.d;
also of Mr. C. Ware, Solicitor, Gray's-Inn, I.ondoo ; at the Auc-
tion Mart, near the Batik of England ; at the Red Von, Hamp-
ton, and the principal Inns in the adjacent 'keens; and of
Messrs. Sedgwick and San, Rickmanswertb, Herts.