Star. — London, England, 1819-05-31 00:00:00

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SIVEWRIGHT, Contractors with the •----•-- .. -. •- - 11.- f the Treasury for a small Lottery of only 7,25 0 Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE , Land-Tax redeemed ; ms ' • SALES BY AUCTION. • SALES BIT AUCTION. If IL a • ' ' r. ~ .ppy to aanounce the Scheme contains the Grand I •'' • .. , 1. prizes of eligible Property for Investment. --. To ..—,a ckumatee e 1 '" -' •• 0 i'.50,000 ALL IN MONEY, TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, • GPNUINE FeLSGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITAffiIa By Mr. ROBINS, • CAPITAL SET of PATENT DINING TABLES, 010.. VALUABLE FREEHOLD and COPY/lab MATES. ' 1. Also TWO of 1,000 GUINEAS! AVERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, I.ARET SIDEBOARD. CHIMNEY GLASSES AND FELT/1A 11 and ASHFORD. : Guineas, which will be paid in GOLD ; and being MIRRORS, A BRILLIANT TONED CABINET A imbetantiaLbriek-built FARM-HOUSE, wit Yard and 00- . M's 1 -1. A. Land-Tax redeemed: comprising a very eligible FARM, ..i•,i -- ST LOTTERY in which there ere/mere Prizes situate in the Perishes of Mickleton and Quinton, near Ship- SUPE RB PIANOPO t u T s E, Ta in ß,atc.ac. HANDSOME RO6EWOOD CASE, boadMP—a beautiful COTTAGE ORM 2I k with Layne ~ • ' ngnitude, confsdently trust to the public Patronage, stop -on-Stour, in the County of Gloucester ; with agoo d INI Pleasure Ground, Sheet of Water, Offices - - Pike- I , • - •it willd e, be all Drawn I N ONE DAY, .. rot- 94th JUNE NEXT. house, Garden, Barn, Stable, and Outbuildings , and sunnry In- closures of rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable, rid Wood Land, .By Mr: ROBINS. eels of exccllmt MEADOW and ARAL(/' tip- , "oiksbop7di ßix Oa the Premises, No. 3,1, Cadogan-place, Sloane street , en wards of ONE IFIUNDRED AND THIRTY-THREE , t -. -usly considered the 'bows points u most likely to containing upwards of TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY- r, • c ' WRDNLIDAY, the 9th day of June , 1819, at Eleven o'clock , ACRES---TWO COTTAGES, with Gardens and spatiou •'I i , ~;,.. cap prnbation, the preference of their favours is FOUR ACRES; let to a very respectable Tenant, on Lease.— T HE EXCELLENT FAsIGNABLE HOUSE- s.: from e f m teen ond miles , and t fr Z n fro l l nd runim , fQur ty a fr i:l n di limmillim ellumme: Old Established Offices, The principal part of the Lands pay a small Modus in lieu o f HOLD FU:i,NITURE, the Property of a LADY, Re- ' 7-:, 1 . rnhill, I 11, Holborn, Tithes, and there is no Poor-rates. drift into the Country: comprising Suits of Chintz Cotton in a good Neighbouttiood, eat:Vita Reid , in every nireetien. •-.., :'iymarket, I 141, Oxford-eel - net. Particulars may be had of Mr. Robins, Warwick-etreet, Gol. Drawing-room Furniture, in Window Curtains, Couches, and At the Black Dog, at i3 Be y d air font% " en 13 T r u N as S n ' av, June 15, 1.819, at -- -- den square . Chairs ; a brilliant-toped Cabinet Piano-forte; Pier and Chint- To-rnorrow will be published, ~ .e. i. eamene's, 101, Strand, and to be bad of all the WARWICKSHIRE. ney Glasses and Mirrors • a Superb Lustre, for Eight Lights; Twelve o'Cincle in Lots, handsome lofty Four-pest ' Bedsteads and Furniture; prime sof. THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND COPY- Booksellers, ELEGANT MANSION, IN THE GOTHIC STYLE; sorted Beds and Bedding ' • well made Cabinet Articles, In Rose- A- HOLD ESTATES of INHERITANCE of the late ('' • • °LITE NARRATIVE of the Extraordi - E XC ELLENT OFFICES, ATTACHED AND DE- wood and Mahogany, Loo, Occasional, -Pembroke, and Patent Z ACHARIAH FOXALL, Es q . deceased, situate in the Pa- ,' A, r . Case of CHILD-STEALING, , i HORSLEY TACIIED, KITCHEN GARDEN WELL STOCK/JEt; Dining Tables, Cabinet, Chiffonier cretin*, Bookcases, rides of FELTHAM 9114 and AFORD, a delightful and very a ~ •lETT," containing most interesting 'rimie Mill r, hi- FARM HOUSES OUTBUILDINGS; and TRRRE Wardrobes, Chats of Drawers, Cella4 &t Sideboard, Dining P. healthy 'part of die County of Middksex--the whole on lease to l' ~ , ~, ,r i. en to the Public : The pursuit by Mr. Horsley, HUNDRED and FIFTY ACRES of RICH MEADOW lour and other Chairs, Music Stools and Desks ; a few Prints; Mr. LAYTON, till Michaelmas, 1822. •-•-' ;reign documents concerning it, concluding with GRAZING and ARABLE LAND. Turke y , Br u ss e l s , and other Carpets ; Fenders and Fire Irons ; Lot 1 tops a beautiful, compact COTTAGE emu, ~ ~ •. .. Verdict, and illustrated with Portraits of Horsley, TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT Culinary Dteritils,.aud various other Renew. tastefully fitted up, adapted for the accommodation erina small • • • . nennett. P rice Bs. Royal etre BY Mr. ROBINS, ‘..-- ---- May be viewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding the S a te ; genteel Family, seated on a Lawn, with a Sheet of Water * - - - - and Catalognes had on the Premises; and of Mr. Robins, War- front, with Conservatory, Chaim House, Stable, and Omaha& -••. , Iti ROSS'S VOYAGE; OCTAVO EDITION. .Lb.. ted for the Residence - of a Family of the first distinction, wick -street, Golden-equare. Inge, Gatden, and Pastineaud Arable Land, eientinfeg 1,14. ,- .; . • will be published, a Second Edition, in Two Von. comprising an •elegant substantial structure in the Gothic Style, .. • • , .:,i. an entirely New Map and other New Dates, seated on a Lawn, upon a pleasing Elevation, commanding HANWELL, MIDDLESEX. Hill, adjoieing the road front Richmond, Hanworth, and Houn- to Chertsey, Littleton and Staines. , ',, '• IC:E of DISCOVERY, made under the beautiful and interesting Views over a fine varied Country, Desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE, Garden,Pleasure-Ground, s l ow, ;I ~ .1. .of the Admiralty, In his Majesty's Ships Isabella ornamented by a fine Stream of Water. The House contains Coach-house, and Stable, and Meadow Land; Eight Miles . Lot 2. Two Pieces of MEADOW LAND,with an extensive I e A n...,, 'r, for the Purpose of exploring Baffin'a Bay, and numerous well arranged Apartments, excellent Domestic Offi- from O x f or d -s t ree t . Frontage, containing 4A. OR. OP. opposite to Lot 1, and ad- .s. Tee Prebanility of a North-West Passage. cos, Out-offices, good Garden, a CAPITAL FARM HOUSE ' By Mr, ROBINTS I joining the road from Richmond and lworth to Chertsey • ,;. 'third ROSS, K.S. CaPtabis llag , Navt on fit for a Gentleman's Retidence, with Garden and Out-buildings At Garraway's Coffee-house, Exchange - Alley, CornhlU , our ar t Staines, i t Tr . .. ~.[....-1 mgetan. Hurst, Rem, Orate, and wn, don. and another Farm-house and Buildin g s, with THREE HUN- TMURSDAY, 17th June, 1819, at Twelve o'Clock, Lot 5. A Substantial Brick built roomy FARM HOUSE, -- - 1 1 1: --- -- 111 E ENGLISHMAN'S MENTOR. Arable Land, with a fine Stream of Water stored with Fish. A ESTATE; comprising a very eligible Villa Residence, ton, with a good Garden , Farm-yard, Fern, Stables, tart -seeds, This day was published, To be viewed by Tickets, which with Particulars may be had situate at Harwell, eight miles from Oxford-street, on the Ux- &c. and sundry enclosures of Meadow and Arable Land, con - - . ‘ . o: 18mo. with a large folding Plate, handsomely co- of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square. bridge Road, in complete and substantial repair, and fit for the tabling 18A. 311. 15P. i 1 1 . ~.red, price ss. 6d. In super-extra Loads, immediate reception of a respectable Family ; a delightful Lawn Lots 4, 5, and C. A Valuable Endoeute of Pin e ARABLE - ".IE PICTURE of the PALAIS ROYAL; de- HANGER HILL, in front, laid out with gravel walks, planted with Flowers, LAND, adjoining the road from Feitham to Hounslow and J. scribing Ps Spectacles, Gaming-houses, Coffee-houses, Re- BETWEEN ACTON AND EALING, Shrubs , Se c. and enclosed from the Road by a brick-wall 18 Chertsey, and Lot 1, containing 53A. SR. 38P. reureeurs, 'Nagle', Reading-rooms, Milliners' Shops, Game- Six Miles from London. feet high. Lot 7. An Enclosure of ARABLE LAND, containing BA. CAPITAL RESIDENCE FURNISHED. ' 1 rear, Sharpers, Mouchards, Artistes, Epicures, Courtesans, The House contains two Servants' Rooms on the Upper Floor, IR. OR situate at the extremity of ihe lane, opposite len 4., 5& 6. To be LET for a Term of Five Years, FURNISHED, and four principal lied-chambers and Closets, aid Dressing- Lot 8. An Enclosure of ARABLE LAND, centataing 2A. fine and other remarkable objects in that High Change of the Intimate Dissipation and Vice of Paris; with Characteristic By Mr. ROBINS, . room, Study, large Dining-toom opening to a Veranda and IR. MP. situate nearly opposite to Lot 7. Seines and Anecdotes of its Frequenters and Ir-habitants. A- VERY COMPLETE FAMILY RESIDENCE, Lawn; Entrance-hall and Drawing-room also opening on the Lot 9: Three Enclosures of ARABLE and PASTURE London: Printed for William Hone, Ludgate-hill. placed on that fine commanding spot Hanger Hill, with Lawn. Offices comprise—Kitchen, Wash-heuse, Scullery, Lar- LAND, containing 7A. 21t. BP. situate near to Lot 8, and ,l, Offices of all descriptions, Coach-houses, and Stables, well sup- der, Store-room, Wine and Beer-cellars, Yard, Coal-house, &a°plicate Lot 7. ~ Ina day or two will be published , p li e d w ith fin e Water, excellent Garden, walled and well planted A Stable - yard , wi th C oach-house, and three-stall Stable, with Lots 10, 11, 12, ln, and 14, comprise two Enclosures of 1 .1 Ih al lsomely printed in Syn. uniformly with Lord Byren'a with choice Fruit Trees; Gardener's House, Green-house, Loft and Man's Room over ; Cart and Wood - shed ; a good ARABLE LAND , containing 45A. 211,. 57P. situate at Fel-• Poems, price 4s. 6d.. Lawns, Pleasure-ground, and any quantity of fine Meadow Kitchen Garden, stocked, cropped, planted, and surrounded by chain, bounded by the Hounslow road to Teddington a Lae ',il THE OCEAN CAVERN: A Tale of the Tonga . Land, not exceeding SIXTY ACRES, may be had if required. water. Two Meadow Fields, with excellent Cow-house, well commanding situation for building, emliracing very exteniive and . Isles. In Three Cantos. The beautiful Scenery from the House is unrivalled. enclosed, in ail between FOUR and FIVE ACRES. The fine views, and about two miles from Hounskw. i, Oft in my fancy's wanderings, To be viewed by Ticket, only, which, with Particulars, may House stands on a dry gravel!, soil, commanding delightful Lots 15,16, and 17. Two Brick-built COTTAGES and a , I've vrisled that little Isle had wings; be had of Mr, Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square. views of tested) , Park, and a fine open country. WORKSHOP, situate in the preferable part of the village of And we, within its fairy bowers, - The Furniture has been lately selected, and of the very best Ashford, occupying a frontage of about 115 feet and 45 In depth. Were wafted off to seas unknown, SALES BY AUCTION. - kind, and may be taken, the whole or in part, at the option of To be viewed by applying to the Tenants, of whom Partico- • Where not a pulse should beat but ours— , the Purchaser. tars may be bad; at the Black Dug, liedfont ; Bush, Staines; And we might live, love, die alone! LALLA Rotten. To be viewed ten days previous to the Sale, by Tictets only. Bell, at Hampton ; George, Twickenham; Red Lion, Ikon " The discovery of this Romantic Cavern will probably be PICTURES. Particulars to be lied na th e Premises; at the Old Hats, and slow • at Gal raway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street s cag in more than one European language, se beautifully is it A Small, but highly Valuable Collection of Pictures, of the l ow ; and . Horses, Ilanwe . o ; Red Lion, Southall; and lions - G olden - square , where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. tnapted fora Tale in Verse ."— Quarterly Review. rarest Quality, and in the purest state of Preservation. . White Horse, Uxbridge; Pigeons, Brentford ; Star and -- WI NKFIELD, BERKS. Garter, Kew-Bridge; Talbot, Richmond ; of Messrs. Bolton VALUA BLE an d most C ompact FREILHOLD ESTATE, London: Printed for William Hone , Ludga te -hill. THE PROPERTY OF A NOBLEMAN. By Mr. ROBINS, and Jennings, Solicitors, Elm-court, Taople ;at Garraway's; adjoining WINDSOR GREAT PARK. 4 THIRD NUMBER of the JOURNAL of At Mr. Stanley's Room, Na 22, Old Bond-street, on FRIDAY, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, of whom Vevy ELIGIBLE and COMMODIOUS RESIDENCE, • T HE NEW VOYAGES and TRAVELS, published on the the 4th of June, at Two o'Clock precisely, Tickets for viewing may be lead, where a Plan of the estate may be seen. With excellent attached and detached Office", Pleasur 15th of May, at 3s. contains a verbal Translation, with copious rrHIS very' ALUABLE COLLECTION is tom- - Gardens, and upwerds of Notes of Dune's late Tour to the Ports and Public Establish- .L. prised of the choicest Work of the Dutch and Flemish WATFORD, HERTS. THREE HUNDRED AND ads ACRES I Tents of the United Kingdom ; constituting one of the west in- Schools, and coniists of—Two magnificent Portraits, by Rota- DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, - Of Meadow, Arable, and Wood Land, beautifully ornamented se eieg Works to a British Reader that has appeared for many brands ; a oodles/111 scow, scimik . i the lama Bennet t With excellent Oakes. Gardens, Pleasure-Ground, Farm-Yard; with linsyposess Timber, Perm Buildings, Cottages, gm. ;cars. Rouge, Terriers ; Landscape and Figures, Wouvennans •an Barn, &c. and about FIFTEEN ACRES of Meadow and By M. BOBINS, 1:1. lof tht rime valuable periodical Publication, contains Interior, ()seedy ; Sea Pieces by Backhaysen and W. Vander - Arable Land ; also, SIXTY-SEVEN ACRES of Meadow At Garraway's Coffeefliouse, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, on .0. ",--eon Mauna ' s Journal of the late Voyage of Discovery to wide • Flowers, Mignon ; L andscape ' and Figures C. du Jar- and Arable Land in the Common Field, and Watford Corn- Tnuartia.v, June 17, 1819, at Twelve o ' Clock , in One Lou, fianin's Bay ; equal in the ndluess of its information to Captain din ; bead Game, by Ilondekomer and Gysells; ' lnterior, C. mon Mead, adjoining the River Colne, which will be divided A VERY ELIGIBLE FREEIIOLD ESTATE, r... 335 • -, expeetive Quarto. Beger ; and many others, by equally eminent Blasters. into Lots with the Right of Fishery and valuable Common .1 - 3.. WINKFIEO 'PLACE, in the County of BERKS. I Na. 11. contains an original Narrati v e of a recent Vo y a g e in To be viewed on Wednesday and Thursday preced in g the Rights. ' Cottages with Gardens, &c. 'The reeidence and property of STANLAKE BATSON, Esq. the Indian Seas, in the Nisus frigate; by J.saus Puma, Esq. Sale ; Catalogues to be had of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, By Mr. ROBINS, about three miles from Windsor, and contiguous to the Great Every future Number will, in like manner, consist of some Gel e m . avare. . At Gamwye's Coffee-House, 'Charge-Alley, Combat, on Park; a fine Imaitliy part of the country, abounding with Field yen interesting new Voyage or Travels, complete within the Number, with Plates, at the very moderate cost of sa. sewed, EALING, ON THE ROAD TO. UXBRIDGE. A VERY ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, a very desirable and complete MANSION, seated on a fi ne i u: 3s. ed . in boards. CAPITAL FREEHOLD, and small Part COPYHOLD Land Tax redeemed. Lawn, adapted for the actommodation of a Family of the first N 0.73, St. Paul's Church-yard, May 12. ESTATE, beautifully situated Si: Miles from Oxford-sheet. Lot One comprises a substantial well-built Edifice, called respectability, planned with suites of spacious Apartments elegantly . fitted up. This day was published, between the Great Western Roads. . WAITORD-PLACE, finished in an elegant manner, and in - i - st Secend Edition, carefully revised and very materially im- By Mr. ROBINS, excellent repair, containing suites of spacious Apartment', hard- The Win contains all requisite O ffi ees, and eervants' Agate- ments suitable to the Establishment ~a t ial c oa rG i tt e r chooo pe- hmn . s Y A ar p d, artmenGra stalte t : I prayed, illustrated by ‘ Nine Copperplatea,pr. 4s. Q. half-bound, At Guravray's Coffee - House , 'Change:Alley, CornhiU, on 'ornery fitted up, and adapted for the residence of a Gentleman's o S v ta e b r, le H s ar fo ne r nine H orses, Bo lio t in St s a , b wi k SUMMARY METHOD OF TEACHING THISZEDAT, June 17, 1819, at Twelve o Clock, in One Lot, Family, commanding extensive and beautiful prospects, in a fine Coach - houses , nary i A CHILDREN to READ, upon the Principle originally (Ey Order of the Executors of the late Camas& Wear:, Esq. healthy and sporting country, most respectable and genteel neigh- ~ deceased), o:,covered by the &sue Berthoud , with an entirely new Ar- bourhood, with delightful Drives and Walks in various dime. Farm Yard , with Piggery, Slaughter-house, Poultry-houses, t e nosement, calculated to adapt it to the English Language. ' A VALUABLE FREEHOLD, and small Part tions ; Stables for nine Horses, Coach-houses, Harnesemcms, Carpenter's . Shop, capital Garden, part walled and clothed with I ) , I By Mrs. WILLIAMS COPYHOLD ESTATE, EALING GROVE, situate Dove-house, Brew-house, Fruit-room, Dog-kennel, excellent choice Fruunrees fully stocked and cropped , Melon Ground, 1 1 "We can very confidently recommend this little 'Work to the at EALING, in the County . o f Middlesex, between the two Gardens, Pleasure-Grounds, Entrance -Lodge, Farm-Yard, wi th Canal, Pleasure Ground ornamented with thriving E vergreen Barn, Stables, and Out-buildings, and about andffihnibs laid out with gravelled Walks. An excellent brick- ' tnention of those for whom it is designed , both Teachers and Great Western Roads, comprising about . 'l . . THIRTY-SIX ACRES FIFTEEN ACRES built Farm-house with Garden, Dairy, and Farm Buildings, t Children will end their advantage in it: --Brit'. Critic, Jan. 1818. Cottages and Ga r dens, and upwards of I "We recommend this little Volume as not only calculated to Of Rich MEADOW LAND, laid out in a very pleasing Park- Of Meadow and Arable Land, all compact. of Meadow, Arable, and Wood Land, richly cienamented with THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-ONE ACRES I 1 ` helium the acquisition of our language to foreigners, but as offer- like style, finely ornamented with beautiful Timber, luxuriant The other Lot will comprise about SIXTY-SEVEN ACRES . . , fine thriving Tlmber, all lying compact, whereof nearly One a 11 to the S c hools of Bell and Lancaster, whatever is wanting in avergreens and Shrubs, arranged with great taste ; for....ning aof rich Meadow and Arable Land, situate in WATFORD r, lit methods of instruction to render them susceptible of practi.. grand and most pleasing Scenery, and presenting a singularly COMM . O . N . FIELD and WATFORD COMMON MEAD, el cm general utility."—European 3lag. March, 1318. eligible opportunity for erecting one or more Villas, as the part adjoining the River Colne, which will be divided int Lou Hundred and Forty-two Acres are in hand, the remainder ktto t. "The Plan of Mrs is ingenious, and will probably FAtate commands many very charming Prospects; two excellent for the accommodation of Pu arx rcha . sers, au T ndry Dwelling- ouees a most respectable Tenant under an agreement . i , trete attention "—Gentleman's Magazine, Jan. 1818. where Particulars ma y ead be ; had ; also at the White Hart, Wind- ' Williams. Gardens with Walls. The Land abounds with rich Loam and and centavo, with Gardens, .in the own of Watford, en- To be viewed by applying to Mr. Coles, on the Premiss% • Meta t he First Edition of this truly useful little Work was Brick Earth, worthy the attention of Nursery-Men, Market- titling the possessors to Votes for the County.—This Estate Rose, , Oalinghsea ; Bush. St a ines ; Bear, Readin g; at Owe- stir • bun , Salt Hill; Crown, Slough ; i enjoys a valuable Common Right. at:stunted, knowing by experience that there was no royal way Gardeners, and Brick-Makers. to lenriag, we could not help suspecting that more was promieed To be Viewed, by applying to John Luck, on the Premises , The Residence to be viewed by rickets. Particulars maybe way's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gokimeequase, of whom Tickets may be had, and where a Plan of the Estate 1 1 ~ ten either was or could be performed. A careful examination, of whom Particulars may be had ; also at the Bell, Ealing ; had on the Prenuse• 1, of Mr. Alex. Smith, Bailiff, who will chew however, of the present greatly improved edition enables us to OM Hats, Hanwell ; White . Hone, Uxbridge • Castle, Salt- the lots; at the Essen Arms, Watford ; the Cranes, Edgeware ; % rzte, that it Is admirably calculated to soften the difficulty of Hill ; White Hart. Windsor , c Dog, Bedfo ' nt • Red Lion, Wooipack, St. Alban's ; Swan Rickmensworth ; White Horse, may he seen. e. ' 4 :thing, as well as of acquiring a knowledge of the powers and Hounsl of Messrs. Ftudgate and Neel& Solicilors, Esiex- Uxbridge the Cattle, Salt fill; of Messrs. Hall, Ross, and CANAL IRON WORKS, LIMELIOUSE, ' 4 r a nd s of the different letters of our language." street, S ta nd ; at Garraway's ; and of. Mr. Robins, Warwick- Brownley, Solicitors, New Boswell - court, Carey-street ;at NtAlt LONDON. a- Literary Panorama, April, 1819. street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden- square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be bad. MAC II INE itY, STEAM ENGINE, PLANT, STOCK, ?tinted for the Author, No. tO, Keppel-street, Russell-square ; CHERTSEY, SURREY. As the Premises are going to be converted to another Lino. sid by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster- SABALVA, GLASIoIidiiiiTSHIRE, li. row. Also may be had, • FREEHOLD CHEERFUL PLEASANT VILLA AND Between Cardiff and Liandaff. •By Messes. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORREST, An Edi t ion o f the same Work for Preparatory and Sunday GARDENS, LAWNS, AND PLEASURE. Desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE, with excellent Offices, On TUISDAY, June 9, 1819, and Three follovring Dere, at re Santee Price It. 6d. half-bound. GRO UNDS , intersected by a fine Stream of WATER, and Lawns , Pleasure Cretin:is, Flower and Kitchen Gardens. Eleven o'Clock, on the Premises, THE whole of the MACHINERY, STEAM EN- MEADOW LAND. I i: BURGESS'S NEW SAUCE. By Mr. ROBINS, Green , house, Peace-house, Pinery, and Succession Houses, and ONE HUNDRED a nd TWENTY-ONE ACRES of UTENSILS in TRADE of the CANAL IRON RORKE, GINE, PLANT, STOCK, IMPLEMENTS and i k- high Encomiums bestowed by the Nobility At Caraway's coffee - House , Exchange-Alley, . Co_rnhill, on THURSDAY, the 17th June, 1819, at 12 diclock, in yne ion MEADOW, ARABLE, and WOODLAND , the River Taaf flowing in front of the Finnic. , on the Bank of the THAMES, at LIMETIOUSE.. • T HE and Gentry upon the above New Sauce, induces the Pro- It Mr. ROBINS , The Machinery Consists of a Steam Engine, Seven large et- Fitters, Messrs. JOHN BURGESS and SON, to offer to the 11EAIMONT COTTAGE, a very eligible Free-At Gatrawity's, on 1 ncesnav,lttly Ist, 1519, at Twelve Wrought and Cast-iron Boilers, Furnaces, Bar Iron, Bolt and MU: at large a Caution against Imitations, by mentionieg, Al hold Estate, the Property and Residence of by o'Clock, in One Lot, Hoop BElls; Double /tolling and Slitting Mills, a large Forge i id. ant can be relied upon as genuine without each Bettie being J. 11. COLT, Eq. "el under de* Firm and Address, and also each Label hair- L ate ly a l tere d an d i mpro v e d at a very co nsiderable expense, and A VERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE , Hammer, Tilt and other Hammers, several cylindrical Sh a f ts 1 GABALVA ; comprising a very eligible Residence, with Carriages, Brasses, &c. Fly Wheels, Connecting and l' its :heir Signature. The utility and convenience of this Sauce, finished in an elegant style, situate it CHERTSEY, in the county aaadapted for the accommodation of a Family of the fun rupee, Coupling Shef . .s and Boxes, Turning Lathes and Frames, t'e ' tr" icing adapted for all purposes, has caused a great demand for it, of surrey ; a fined cy healthy spot, and most desirable property "I its increase of circulation bids fair to equal their much and f or a G ent l em an f o nd of Field Sports, with good roads in all di- tability, beautifully situate on a fine Lawn, coramPordloB de- Pinions, Anvils, Bellows, Furnace and Smiths' T oo n, Four nts, Carriages, Cutter 1 4 rt-esteemed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES. l rfh' helf a mile of Liandaff and three of Cardiff, on th e Banks Frames, Plates, Rolls, Spindles, Sheers, Standards, Rests, Heads rections,and a highly respectable neighbourhood. The Houselig.htful and highly interesting Views of the adjacent Couittry, Authors, from 34 to 61 ewe Quadra' They respectfully solleit a trial from those who have not used 'tains en Entrance-Hall, spacious Dining-parlour, capital Dra s so cre m w e e j x ac ce i ll s e , n .c t W B o loc c ks art v e ri a th nd ß T ras ru s dr„ Shee s Ae r i e , t 4 ' I:, bring confident it will give nalinntign"l the ig" palate log-room d ud Conservatory. Dreaafast-rnoin, Library, Dreisin w ; l'lt tlif River Taal, which affords ' fine Salmon and Trout Fishing, and Bolts, a Quantity of Cast-iron Plates for Paving, Steelyards, ' n't Werehoute, No. 107, (cornet of the • room, and Water-c l os et ; the principal rooms fitted up with of late the Residence of Sir ROBERT LYNCH BLOSSE, Barer Savoy Stepsn STRAND, London. deceased. The Hmse contains a spaciakerperspin'-togmandEuptrerw's-- E• ngine, Portable Counting-House, Old Copper, Brass, Lead, st Sc o al urCi an alt d F W ram cig i h n u g, • ; eit N:LLARD'S IMPERIAL PATENT TWINE CLOTIL y ? French Sashes and Stained (ilass, Viranda, &n Four neat Bed- net, . chambers Dressing-room, a Nursery, and five Rooms for Sering-room, Library, Servants'-hall, Holm , Cold Iron, &c. fee. est ants • with excellent domestic ces, Cellars , .Pantry, Hot and . on the Principal Story, a To be vaewed, when Catalogues may be had on the Premise, Ne et,nteuent pas de lin, male en meted:et lea agremens. tlifi & c. Stable for pantry, Store-reont, Kitchen, Scullery, seven ' horses, Coach-houses and rooms over, Wash-house, Laun- Baths, &e. and Cellars in the basement; illußed-chambers,Five Reams for Sere and of Messrs. Skinner, luchun and Forrest, Aidersgate-str ' • ect, red rim Nobility, Families, and MercLants, are re- dry, Ike %Arouse, lkdry, &c. :1 convenient Farm-yh Cart- Breakfast -moan Five best C h h d S bit L• ondon. Garden, emits, as Five Sleeping-rooms o ver ; Coach - house , 7 cisme, an ta s . • 04 A- iliectfully informed the s ho ve Cloth is said at the Patentee's horse Stable, and various Out-buildings. An excellent . _ Harness-room, Laundry, Wash and Brew- . _, Ze'lndia Warehouse, 16, CHEAPSI DE, w h o l es ete, for ex- walled, Grapery, Hot-house, fee. Outer Garden, capital Orchard I for Eight H orses, Cac ti ebo, like. to excel- DE.Thritil RIS'S FEVER DROPS. r Granaries, Mtuilen, and by the Piece and Demi, containing frorn :4_; well planted with thriving Fruit-trees of the best kinds. The house, Two Buns. Pal talTiFlower. den extensive Fruit and IN Inflammatory and Putrid Fevers, Sore Throats, ..! sr yards each, at 25.-28. 6d.—.38.-3 3 . 6d. to es. a. per yard. Pleasure-Grounds are tastefully laid out, and ornamented with l ent Repair; a Green and peu r h i hu s , pia.„, Su sou Slow Fevers commonly called Nervous, Hectic Fevers, or i • 'or Skinks and various family purposes, Sheeting, &c. its eco- noble Forest Trees and Shrubs, and Stream of Running Water, i t n garde d Gardener's-house, with ONE fIRDRE and the first stages of a Consumption, these Drops are, by all me ) 'way and its peculiar conduciveness to heal th , in the 1:..t cli- Summer Houses, &c. &c. and rich Meadow Land, in all about I ousels. an TWENTY-ONE ACR of ES MEADOW, ARABL and' cal men, snowed to be the mcst efficacious for removing t Ll ues, as vrell as in the more cold and changeable, renders it TWENTY-ONE ACRES, WOODLAND. Llandaff affords every accomodation of Rater- Malignant Fevers, of late so destructive in Ireland, and in d t an article of the first consideration. A variety of ico'rarlons (Two of which are Copyhold). e and the neighbourhood highly nopectable. rent parts of this Kingdom, there is not its equal. h ating been produced, purchasers are requested to notice, The Purchaser may be accommodated with the Household earriag ~ To be viewed, b; ail:lying at va, Gabel where Particulars may Alt. Eosin Monett having left the House in Brook-etreet, .__-. that it is sold genuine stamped as above , and nowhere elm.— Furniture, by Valuation .— ( Saga to and from London daily.) hadof zdw chards, Esq. and the Cardiff Artru ki Car- and redred into the Country, has established a Depot at the tr. Otters aedreastd to the Patentee will be executed, free 01 .To be viewed•by Tickets only. Particulars of Siesta. Clarke be ard • the Beat, Cov:hridge ; King's cad, West-end of the Town with Mr. Sanger, 150, Oxford-wreet, and "Triage, to every part of the country, and the adjacent islands- and Gr . • hrooke Solicitors ; and at the Swan, Chertsey; Toy, diff i of 24r f S:impson, ch C , ; King's Head, Glourester lin the City, with Mr. Edwards, 68, St. Paul's Church-yard. or. -Court ; Tatbot, Richmond ; Griffin, Kingston ; Bush, /4ewport; 80 . A tonrrns' elist°7 of Messrs' Wiiiiams White 1 The White Chintz and Anjengoes, with every description of Fa- Hampton.-Court Bei el White Li on ,. Perehasers ate particularly requested to obseree, that the n Linen, India Miha Printe-1 Fornitures, ead the recto Staines • Red Lion, flounelow ;at Gassastayn , ; sad of Mr. Binh, * > . • , • ._. , . and CO. &alienate, Lincoln s-inn ;at G arra w ay ' s; s e a nd . g . a eruine preparati o n otNorries Drops will kart engraved on the it- aishionible Articles for Dress, bath Fa. and littlish, Witoie• Rob' Warvitc: k-strcet, Golden-square, of whom Tickets for taut". Ma, I bump . Thomas Norris Moore." Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, G o lder isle and Retai l ' seining may be had. ' ' • ,