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tat , A _t • .; ~.('~• ', 1.... 7.% • •I‘ P U ' A . '. : • 1,11 fifitnzu 9091. • THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. • [HIS PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' Seeman!' will perform PITCAIRN'S ISLAND. With new and selected Music, stew Scenery, &e. Principal Characters.—British: Naval Commander, Mr. J. pi t h; Lieutenant, Mr. Barnardi Boatswain, Mr. Smith.—Bri ph caltartsts and their Descenauts t Mr. Carr. Mr. Covedey, Eb s worth, Miss Johnson, Miss S. Halford , Mr. Oscar B •yrne,Syr Dupree (his first appea r ance on any Fitage),.and Miss, onithrlittives: Mr. Barnes, Mr. Appleby, Ste. To which will be added, WHAT NEXT? After which, for the second time these twenty years, TILE TWO MISERS. Ausirn island will be I epeated every sunlit except next Taffy On Monday, the Play of The Caatle Spectre. Oa Tuesday. The Belle's Stratigem ; after which will be per keened. with appropriate Music, Garrick's Ode to Shakspeare. go Wednesday, 'rhc Siege of Belgrade. o u Thunday, A Trip to Scarborough. N Friday, The Way to Keep Flint. A new Tragedy, and a new h tau-Drama, will shortly be pro.. aced- _ • THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. • THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be per rormel. s • THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Sr Peter Teazle, Mr. Fawcett Sir Oliver Surface, Mr. Terry; Sir Benjamin Backbite. Mr. Liston ; Joseph Surface, Mr. Ibung Charles Surface, Mr. C. Kemble; Crabtree, Mr. Xi/thews ; Careless, Mr. Hammon • Rowley, Mr. Chapman ; Mmes, Mr. Simmons; Trip , Mr. Farley ; Snake, Mr. Clary amt. Lady Teazle, Miss O'Neill; Lady Sneerwell, Mrs. Fault; Was. Candour, Mrs. dibbs; Maria, Miss Foote. To which will be added, the new Comic Arabian Piece, called .WHO WANTS A WIFE; or, THE LAW OF THE LAND. Felix Fairlove, Mr. Liston ; Lbe Cadi, Mr. Jefferies ; Yo off, Mr. Blanchard. Zora, Miss Foote Zelmira, Mts. Seymour; Sarucma, Mrs. Egerton ; Badonra, Mrs. Liston. Who wants a Wife? will be repeated evtry evening. Mr. Cobham will repeat the character of King Richard cr.j Monday next. Mr. Keroble has returned to his engagement, and will ma!te his first appearance in the Tragedy of Coriolanus, on Tuesday. After which, being precisely on the second centenary of years from the death of Shakspeare, will be Garrick'a !oblige, in commemoration of Cie immortal genius of England's great Dramatic Bard, in which will be introduced a grand Pageant of the Characters of Shakspeare, by the whole of the Company. On Wedoe3ciay, Guy Niannering. On Thutsday and Saturday, The School for ScanJal. Ge Friday, A New Way to Pay Old Debts: air c..&5 Over reach, Mr. Kentide. Due notice will be givr of the next appearance of the Geatle man who performed Sir Pectin; Macsycophant. The Licredible feats of II Diavolt• Antonio, the \tertian Void goer, contiving to excite the admiration as wcU as reiterated shouts al approbation of crowded audiences, they will, wt: b the other noniron. Entertilintlltlit6, be repeated every Evening till furtLer notice. • ROYAL. AMPHI THEATRE; (ASTLEY'S), WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE. the Petra:ince' their Royal Highnesses the Paruct Rt. and Date of Y oa X • THIS PRESENT SAI'UItDAY (by permission o! the Proprietors of the Royal. Covent-Carden), the Grand Ique'rrian Ettrietta Spectacle, called THF. SECRE T AMINE; asbistA by the United Stud ot Horses. HORSEMAN hHIP, by Mr. Davi-, jun. ; Clowr, Mr. Brown. GYMNASTIC EXERCISES, by a Venetian (his sixth appearance in Eogland), -sod for twenty-tour nights only, who, by !is iuucdibl I ourbil. limn, Sec. in the air, has been denonainathd ot. the Continent Il Dravolo Antonio!" A new Comic Song by Mr. Stebbing. ?o conclude wi h an entirety new Serio-Cemic Harlequinaile, called RIQUET with the TUF r ; or, Duedrop and Rosebud. Places for the boats to betaken of Mr: iiiriloch,lt the Theatre, front ten till font —Doors open at Half-pan Five, and begin at Half-past Six. Second Price at Half-put Eight. Boxes es. Puss. Gallery Is. • • On Monday the above Entertainments, and Equestrian E;rcises by Mr. Duce w, his first appearance at this Theatre. SCOTTISH HOSPI PAL. LI. R. H. the Duke of CLARENCE and ST. ANDREWS, President. vrce-mtesinawrs. His Grace the Duke of Bedford. Admiral Lord Viscount Keith. The Earl of llreadalhane. Charles Forbes, Esq. M.P. Lord Viscount Melville. William Douglas, Esq. M P. - Treasurer, Ai.r.xosNDEß' Goan° s, Esq. NOTICE is hereby given, That a SPECIAL GENERAL COURT of the GOVERNORS of this CORPORATION will be held In the Hall, Craneecturt, Fleet- Street, 011 SATI: ILDAV, the 27th instant, at •I'welve o'clock. his C . kir to be t:.hen at Oar, P. at. prs.cisely. The Court will sae:wards adjourn to the Fr,eavons' Tavern, Great !lett, to liTNNER, with the Oaverarri, Benclactors, told "Weals of the Institution, compaay on this occasion is Priiodarly requested. Dinner on table :st s:x o'clock 'precisely. His Royal Highness the President in the Chair. By order, 1(0 dEICI' AULD, Sec. STE.WARDS. His Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE, Eel of Breadalbane Michie Forbes, Esq. Estl of Craufurd and Lindsay John Garden, jun. Esq. Eel of Dalhoude Robert Gordon, Esq. M.P. Lad Kinnaird I James Charles Grant, Esq. 'lle Hon. Douglas Kinnaird David Charles Guthrie, Esq. Sir George Clerk, Bert. M.P. Nugeat Kirkland, Esq. Nicholas Brown, Esq. I Alexander Milne, Esq. Vilillant Campbell, Esq. J. A. F. Simpkitison, Esq. h I aseis Lewis Clason, Esq. John Tunno, Esq.. limy Douglas, Esq. 'tickets ' ene guinea each, to HI, and Bar of the Tavern. s he had of the Stewards ; at the • SELECT ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET'S. ATKINSON'ssuperiorLAVENDER WA.TER, j*. the Pint, or one Dozen t 'Two Guineas. The great reduction of price in the above Article is occasioned partly by tint Proprietor baring discovered a new and easier method of prepa ,za,tiono and partly by being himself a cultivator of the Plant, and "Preparing the Article on a very extensive scale. Lavender is 1 , { " 1 . 11 known 215 a perfume, that it is only necessary to say, that t " 'All be found equal, it not superior, to others usually sold at tDree times the price.. It is extremely volatile, permanent in its odour, and of the genuine kagrauce of ,the finest flower from which its name is derived. ATKINSON'S A.MBROAAL SOAP—an entire new disco very in the Art of Soap-making. It gives the roost beautiful . rqhitetiets and clearness to the skin, and keeps it from chappirg o the coldest weather, price rs. per square, or I (Se. 6d. a dozer:. XI Upwards of a Thousand Dozen of each of the above Arti cle we always kept ready for exportation. ' ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE, warranted to change f t Haw o n t h e H ea d , Whi s k ers, S ec . f rom a Red or Grey to a "Wild and permspent Brown or Black.—Price ss. we. 6d. ' l 4 One Guinea. t _ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID, celebrated for its pecu .'MTerdte of restoring the Hair on Bald Places, and for keep :llk la Cori during exercise, or in damp weath er.—See testi ?ike_ from Pascua who have experienced ha utility, in an V i al an the Hair. given wrapped round each Beale.—Price 10t. Sd. and One Goioea. 44 by James Atkins's), Perham:, Nob 4 39 ori t t a rd - olle t • ai t "re' Laudon; and ,by most Perfumers old Ws -drown SATURDA V. A WILLIAMS'S LU3ItARY, REDCROSS7STREET. Arm 16, 1815. AT the ANNUAL MEET-LNG of the Goneral Body of PROTF.' 4 TANT DISSUITING MINPMRS of the Three Denominations Rev. /01-IN IWI4PIIRYS, in the Chair, The Secretary having made a Report from the Committee ap pointed to pursee Measures for the Relief of • the prosecuted French Protestants; and the Rev. CLEMRNT PERROT having communicated the result of his personal inquiries, undertaken at the request of the Committee, into their past and present situation, Reso!ved linati;tuattsly, 1, That the Report of the Committee appointed by this Body, for the Purpose of Inquiry, Supetititendruce and Distribution of the Funds which may be contributed for the Relief of the French Protestants, sufkring for Cousetenr.. sake," now pr. s. toed by the Sicretary, displaying the zeal, the industry and the perse verance with which they have prosecuted the objects confided to their ewe, be accepted by this Body with the highest sentiments 01 satisfaction and graiittde. 2. That the Account now communicated to this Body, of the situation of the French Protestants, by the Rev. Clement Per rot. who, at the request of the Committee, has so generously, and with so much personal inconvenience and risque. vkited the scenes of persecution in France, while it demands our most cur. dal acknowledgements, has produced the deepest eonvie•ion that no relaxatinns should be suffered in the exertions of the Com mittee, but that their most vigorous efforts should br continued. till complete security and repose be obtained for those who are suffering for conscience sake. 3. That although the lawleis outrages of the persecutors •In the South of France havi happily abated, yet that the circus's• stances of our suffering Protestant brethren 13 that quarter still call for our sympathy and assistance; and that it be strongly re. commended to our brethren throughout the kingdom, wbo have not yet made collections on their behalf, to fellow the eluvia l of those who have already, by this means, declared publicly their abhorrence of persecution, and cnntributed to the relief of suffering humanity. By Order of the Committee, (Signed) THOMAS MORGAN, Secretary. This day were published, price 4s. sewed, STATEMENTS of the REVENUE And EX. PENDITURE of GREAT BRITAIN, In each Year of the late War, from 1 f;33 to 1614, both isteusive. Compiled from the accouats presented to the House of Commons. By CHARLES STOKES. : Published by John Richardson,9l, Ronal Estelangfs This .lay were piblished, in Svo. price boards, 1j RAC ACT IQ:: L 0 BS E RVAT lONS oil the CURL 1_ of WOUNDS and ULCERS on the LEGS, without Rest. By THOMAS WHATELY, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, in Loui:on. Second Loation: ?tinted for I. Callow, Crown-court, Princes-street, Saha. N.Vbev may be Lid, by the saute Ailthor, 1. Practical Cqw-rvations on Necrosis of the Tibia, illustrated with Cases and a Copper-plate. To which is added, a Defence of a Tract entitled, " Description of an Adection of the 'Tibia, induced by Fever. &c. bVilb boards, 6s. Y. Cases of two extraordinary Polylij removed trim the No,, by new Instruments ; with an A ppcndis, do^ cribing as intim °red Instrument for the Fistula in Ann, svo. sewed, a 3. Description of au Affection of the Tibia . , induced by Fever, Bv°. sewed, as tid. Lately published, By J CALLOW, Medical Bookseller, 10, Crowo.court, Princes• street, price 21, 6d. the Second Edition, with Additions, lIINTS for the ItECOVEItY 4111.1 pitESER. vATtoto of 1111A1.111 " Fat paunches haw.: lean pates, and dainty bits ". Make rich the ribs, bet banker out the wits." SNAIL SCIPILAnt• 2. Cursory Remarks on C-Trulency. By a hlen , lier of the I Royal College of :int geom. Fetond Edition, with Addi•ion4, as 3. Daubenton's Observations on Ind'gestion. l'he Fourth Edition, with Additions, by Dr. Buchan, price 124. Bd. 4. A Guttie to Health.and Long Life. By !.ewes Coreraro; a Noble Venetian. who by attending to the itules turtles described, repair&l a debilitated con , titution, retained health and activity to extreme old age; and declares that. to be the pleasant season of life, Intim. price Is.; Sue paper Qs. 5. A Vindication of Natural Diet. sewed, Is. 6d. 6. An Essay on Abstinence from Animal Food as a Moral Duty. By Joni)) Kitson. Svo.boards ss. 7. Health: a Poem, shewing how to procure, preserve, and restore it. To which is annexed, the Doctor's Decade. By Ed- ward Baynard, M. D. I 2mo. sewed Is. 6d. • COOK'S EXHIBITION of NEEDLE-WORK and FILLAGREE MANUFACI ORY, No. 277, High Holborn, continues as usual, the greatest variety in Lenders, viz. Embroidery in LaMb's Wool, Silk and Chenille, Print work, Fillagree, and some elegant Pieces in the much.admired Lamb's Wool, &c.--Schools supplied with all sorts of material/ for the various wet', s.--A great variety of Pieces always ready drawu. I.) THE• PUBLIC. BISH, the Contractor for the present Lottery, . in answer to the numerous inquiries made by persons teal dint in town and country, begs to inform them, that the Pur chasers of all Tickets and Stares bought sarong Ton Strrte Tuts Mos tit (Area.) will he equally entitled to their share .of tfie Bonus of 'l'liree Hundred whole 'rickets, whether their purchases he made at his offices, or at those of any other Lottery-Office Keeper, or of their Agents in the Country.. The great demand experienced at present, induoes him to recommend to his friends as little delay as possible. The Lottery draws the 14th May, and contains 'Two Prizes of £•:O,OOc and 50 other Capitals, 4, Comilla, and 9, Charing• Cross. A GRs-1241.) BONUS. - PO PURCHASERS in the present STATE LoTTEtty, on or before the 27th of THIS MONTH, April, a BONUS of SOO TICKS I'S, deposited in the Bank of England, will be given, let the produce be what it may, 1e60,1300 or £t30,000, to be equally divided among the Adventurers, inl pr.porrion to the purchase n;ade, whether a whole Tkket, Half, Quarter, EiBhtb, or Siveetith, over and above what they may be entitled to by their own purchase; so that everyone will have Prize Money to receive. These valuable Chances; wish a List of the Nunibers,• may be had at No. 26, Cott neut., the Office of rbe Publc's most obedient Servants. HORNSBY and CO. l'iW--7014.E,Y is re.to y to Jdvance, with promptitude and secrecy, at legal annuity interest, on Freehold, Copy ho.d, Leasehold, or Funded Property. Rent Charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows' JointureN, Wills, Clergymen.' gs and Annuity Bond.—Apply personally, between nine an& st fitre, Or by letter, to the Director of the Nano:Jai Bank, No. 8, Lower John street, Colden-thquare. Matttrs of magnitude will be pre ferred, atid all Loans will be redeemable at the option of the borrower'. IN '1 I:VIMBDIATE TOFFICIE. TY OF THE NEW POS TO MERCHANTS, TRAVERS, AND OTHERS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WM. ALEXANDER. • By order of the Proprietor. on Tnuasoav, April 25th.11115, on the Premises, 16G, Alder4ateostreer, at '(ureic o'Clock, THE Valuable LEASE of all those extensive anti well -arranged PREMISES on the West side of Aldersgate street, and well known as Trinity Hall; or, Aidersgste Coffee house, but now the OLD PARR's HEAD; and camprise a cosi* pact I)welling-house, with tzteuitve Warehouses and CeUariug ; also an elegant and Spacious Room, 50 feet by 15 feet, with Pro vale Entrance thereto. The whole presentihg an animal oppor tunity to those desirous of possessing property in ling iocr e asinsi l important neighbourhood.. Particulars are now preparing, and may be had of Mr. Whit- I ton. Solicitor', Si. James's-street, Bedft td-row ; t*A•etion eer . Is, thlan,court, Old broad•street ; fassyawars; and an the Pronginue,, when'they may be mewed. 'RIL 20, 1816. SALES BY AUCTION. NORFOTX-STRMIT, STRAND. Very Desirable DWELLING-HOUaE, with spacious Cround floor Apartments, suited for the accommodation of a Gendensan in the Law, or others. By Mr. RUINS, At Oarraway's Coffee-house 'Change-alley, Cornhfil, on WED• NtßOAT i the 24th April, IR!6, at twelve o'clock. A VERY Eligiqe LEASEHOLD ESTATE, toteprising a very desirable Dwelling-house, commodiously planned and adapted for the accommodation of a Gentleman in the Law, or any other profession requiring °Sees ; situate No. 4 0 , on the East side of Norfolk-st:yet, Strand; embracim; a fine view of the Surrey Hills, the River, &c. Containing, on the upper sorer, four Sleeping-rooms; second storey, two excellent Bed chsmbers, Dressing-room, &c. ; first floor, two Drawing-rooms handsomely fitted up, a third room, and Water-closet; ground floor, Entrance Hall, excellent Eating-parlour, tilrary, man's Dreaslog.room, Water-closet, Store-room, &c. Err er's Pantry, arranged to form a very complete. set of Offices. The basement contains a good Kitchen, hack Kitrken, &e. Sce.. and Cellars for Wine, Deer, &c. Area, with Vaul:s. To be viewed by Tickets. Partieulars may be had on the Pre miass• at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Rohl-is, Warwick-street, Goldeiksquare, of whom Tick..ts int vi.-wing riny Itad. RICHMOND HILL DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, CO'NIPLETELY FURNISHED, WIT,II OFFICES, PLEASURE. GROUNDS, PLAN I'A TION4.Btc. WALLED GARDENS, GREEN AND HOT HOUSES, AND MFADOW LAND, IN ALL ABOUT , TEN ACRES.—By Mr. ROB!NS, . , At Garraway's Co ff ee-house, 'Change Alley, Cornl-11, on WCD• NISDAT, the 24th April, 1816, at Twelve 0'C10 , 7.1t, urh!ss an ac cep t able o ff er is made for the whole by Private Cuntrant, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD and COPY HOLD ESTATE; contrzing r. very tliliiile VILLA, planned for the accommodation of a Get.tleto an's Family ; con taining a handsome Entrance Hall, 3'..torc:ng Parlour, excellent Eating Room, Gentleman's Room, and a Watl-r Closet. On the Ft:Nit Floor, an elegant Drawing Room, Breakfast Parlour, two best Bed Chambers, Dressing Room, and a pas sage leading to three Bed Chambers for servants, with a SECOM dary Staircase On the Second Floor, four excellent Bed Chambers, two Dressing Rooms, Bce, and servants' apartments, Ecc. over ; on the Basement art ,Atitahk Offices, Coach-louse and Stables, spacious Yard and On - hufklings, Lawns, Pleasure Grounds, Ste. Plan tations, ere , 1.: I Kt eh. ,n Garden wailed la, and planted with choke Frog l' , e. s Green and Hot Houses, Farm Yard, and conver ien• Itit.1:1.10, and three enclosures of Mealow Land, all lying compact, in all about Ten Acres. Ihe Purchaier may be accommodated with the well-made Furniture, &c. at a valuation, and a part of the Money may re main un Mortgage r if required. Tribe viewed by Tickets. P i• iculars may bfhad on the Pre mi•t.s ; at the Castle And Talbot, Richmond; Bull inn, East- Sheen ; Castle, Salt-hill; Star and Garter, Kew Bridge; of Richard Grant, El No. 8, Russell-p:ace; a: Garraway's s and of Lir. Rubins, Warwick-street, Golden-squire; of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. ARUNDEL-STREET.: MANI). GENUINE and FASHIONABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNI TITRE, a Pair of Prißiant la-ge PlLlt GLASSES, 9ti inches byO34,CHIMN EY 1;1 ASSES, MIR.RORS,CHANDELIER.S, Rare Old CHINA, Ste. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises N 0.19, Artindel•sireet, Strand. en Tim-est:die, 25th of April, at Eleven &Clock; and following Way, • (I'4s Property 9f the late Sir CUAILLS Gatatve o•tox, ' • Barr. deceased) THE Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising Suites of Drawing-morn, Librzry, and Dining ' parlor r Curtains, in Silk Tabouret, Crimson Dainask, and Chinte Lorton, Couches, Sofas and Chairs. ensuite, Four-post and other Bedsteads, with Crimson Damask and Chintz Cotton Furtii;ures, prime seasoned Feather Beda and Bedding, of vari ous kinds, brilliant Plates of Glass of large dimensions; Mirrors, Chandeliers, Japanned Articles, rare old China, &c. capital well made Cabinet Articles in Wardrobes, glazed Bookcases, Chests of Drawers, Cabinets ? Sideboards, Cellareta, Dining, Card, Lon, Sofa, Pembroke, Library, are.l, other Tables, Eating Par.. lour Chairs, excellent Eight-day and Bracket Clock 'F -key; Brussels, anti other Carpets and Ile:itch Rugs, Yen.!ers at.. Fire Irons, China, Glass, numerous Kitchen Requisites, and various other Effects. To be viewed on Tues , lay and IT.',elriesday preceding the Sale, when Catalogues may be had en the Premises; and of Mr. Ro bins, Warwick•strret, Golden-Igo ire. LOWErt GROSVENOR-STREET. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, with OFFICES, OUTBUILD DIGS. COACH-HOUSE, STABLES, Ecc. EXCELLENT FURNI GUILE and F.FFEC ES. • •By Mr ROBINS, On the Premises, cos THURSDAY, the 9th May, at One o'Clock, THE Valuable LEASE (if the Spacious and Com pact Eligible PREMISES, late the Residence of LADY HAMILTON, Deceased • Situate No. 9. on the North side of Lower Grosvenor street, Grosvenor square.—The House contains good Entrance enclosed I Hall, a Library, Dressing-Room, Anti-Room to an excellent Dining Parlour, Closet, &e. ; First Storey are Three spacious Rooms communicating, neatly fitted up, with Closet, &c.; on the Second merry, are Four good Bed-Ch4tuliers, Devising Room, Ste. and Fiveroomy Chambers over. A Stone Stair-cast to the Upper Storey. In the Basement are convenient Offices, excellent Wine and Beer Cellars, Vaults, &e. Garden behind, with Wash-House, Ste Coach-House and Stable for Four Horses; Room and Loft over. On the same and. following day. at Eleven &Clock, will be SOLD the HOUSEHOLD FUR.NI LURE, colishoing of 4-pest and other Bedsteads recellent Bedding, well made Cabi net Furniture of all descriptions, Pier and Chimney Glasses, Tur key, Brussels and other Carpets, and variety of useful Articks; China and Glass, good gkchen Requisi:es,Sce. The House may be viewed st4th iskets to the time of Sale; the Furniture on Tuesday and Wednesday preceding t h e. _ a..>.— Particulars on the Premises; of Messrs. Williams, Whitmore, and Co. No. 9. Lincoln's Inn; and of Mr. kobius, Warwick street, Golden-square; where rickets for viewing may be had, and Catalogues fur the Effects at is. cub. NORTH SIDE OF CAVENDISH-SQUARE. Eligible FREEHOLD FAMILY RESIDENCE, Cnach•Heuse and Stable. By Mr. ROBINS, At °areaway's Coffee-house, 'Change-AUby, Cornhill, on Tn u as- Dar, the 16th May, 1816, at Twelve o'Clock„ ADESIRABLE FIiEEHOLD ESTATE ; comprising a very eligible stotiefronted Family Re , , fence, pleasantly situated No. to, on the North side of Cavendish. square, adapted for the accommodation of a Family of Distinction, and An an excellent stateof repair. Containing, on the upper floor, ' four Sleeping-rooms and House Maid's Closet, with Water Ci-;- tern and oink; second storey, three Bed-chambers neatly papered, Dressing-room, and Water-close ; fire Boor, a spacious Draw ing-tonna in tont, bandaomely fr.ted up, windows to the fluor opening to Balconies, with folding doors to an anti-room, leading to a capital back-Drawing-room with bowed en tl, forming a hand , soma range of apartments; ground-Boar, Entrance Isiah , paved and Mee Staircase to the second storey; a capital Dining-parlour, .Library, and Water-closet; in the baiement are suitable Oiliceq. detached Kitchen s Wash-house, I .aun ary, Wine and Beer Cellars, with Vaults for Coals, &c. A six-stall Stable in the Mews be- I bind, with standidg for two Carriages. ito be virered.by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be bad of Mi. Tak e Jernayu-street, St. Jamas ; Particulars also o at do aubstriptiaa Houses, St. James's• street and Pall-Mall ; at Oorkterefl; and et Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Celdon&luare, pt .110111 t Tickets fts' vhswing may be bad.. PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. O;ALES BY AUCTION • TWICICENIT MIDDLESEX. Eligible LAND for EI1I.111:4(:, sloping to a beautiful part oi the River Thatnes, emit Four At!ret. and an Ayot opputite. . By Mr. R 0731%, At Gat -eta •'% Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhlll, on Tao ItS. PAY. the PHs May. at Twelve o'Clocit. in One Lot. AvErty.”..lirabie FREEHOLD and COPY. Ito;.)) ESTATE, held of the Manor of Sion, :route it High-vrec4 • ciTenha ; eoripri.ing a valuable Plot of Orourd, ornamented with f• 'Ler %et: Forest . I . reeS and Shrub,, lltitTOVlOrl by wall.; an:: %Imp ng tea most p;eturesque scenery of the River es-ending et .n feet in front; a charming PI, •t Car c'.'c. a a Stedd.nce I•r a Gentleman, or for .di've.rt-nt Vilas; coo , Air n-ar Three A.ren. AL.i, in the River onn site the gnsuld, is a fine Meadow called thr Ayot, contaipirg about One here an 1 a Half. The Wink ca;:nble of being made a most enviab',• and il‘e.iith•fol May be vi.-v..eLl by lip:lying %b Mr. lio7tnes, Carpenter, Twiekenttra , w!,err Per::cu'ara may be lead ; et the Cat and Talho , ,Rich-ron I; of George Erannreil, Rsl.l.lreoln's len • Fla I, ; at Gar-a tyay'r ; and of Mr. Robi.is, Warwick-Street, WI. den -square, wh.re a may be seen. RICHMOND HILL. Elerrt Spaelong PARIILY RESIDENCE, 7xwittrl- PI;SA. FURE-GRO(iNI)i and LAWN by the Rivrr'Side. COT TAGES, GAP DF.Ns, and I,AND.--By Mr. ROBINS, At Girra•vay'! Coffe.t-finuce, f r:l3ange.All4. Cornhill, on THURIDA7, Ml 7 16, 161.6, at Twelve o'Cloclt, _ _ _ . . ATRULY licAtyqul and Highly Admired FAMILY MANSION, with Miens of all Descriptions, Pir 7 .SIDENCE and PROPT 7 .it VII of a NOBLEMAN; Situate nov-17 on the Summit of RICHMOND HILL, coin. mantling MO' t intermstlitrand delightful Views; screened frotts the Road by t and lofty Plantalons ; surrounded by Pleb. sure-Grounds, and f , hr.:hhetios, laid out with cons.derahltt •as.e, and in great party and perfection; intersee;cd by Gravel Watts, and planted with the choicest Fruit‘reas and valuatlo .;!irr tts ; Hot and Green liot!ses; rich Lawes doping to th West tnwaide the River, and communicating to the Lower Road; Cottages; &se A spades Lawn opposite, with extensive frontage to the River, Shady Walks, and Pleasure Grounds, ornamented with rich Forest fries, Evergreens, &c. A very elegant Pavilion, finished in the Italian style, and enclosed; an open Pavilion, com manding views of the beautiful scenery and windings of :ha River. The whole in excellent order, and a Residenc- a•Lretl for a Family of the first distinction. Adjoining is a comp/et Leasehold Dwelling-house, frontiog the Lower Road. Ara short distance a capital Kitchen Garden, gartle.nues House, and two Meadows. To be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars en the Premises; at the Castle and Talbot, Richmond ; Castle, Salt hill ; Bull Inn, East Sheen ; Star and Garter, Kew Bridge; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Uoldea-square ; of whom Tickets for viewing maybe had. aiZEN, NEAR. RICHMOND. SURREY. Singthrly clugatot MANSION, with tutting OFFICES,. GAS. DENS, PI KASI iil 7 .-0 !WU N CONSEkVA WRY, HO 1/10USES, anti MEADOt.V LAND. _ • _ _ Ey Mr. 110 BINS, At Ca:raway's CeCce-hou at!, 'Cbanze-alLi!, ConthM. on netras• DAT, May In. ist 6, at.Tvitive o'uocks in nix lAN, • T HL very eligibje VREEHOLD, and small Pact co PY 1-1() I. TATES, comprising • . Tice skiperl) Itteletice - nt Nlt Y 110 PE, Esq. Stoats at F.Ah:l SIMEN, in the County of Surrey. • The Mamie, is plaotteA for a Pout!) , of the First Distinction. The principa! Aparttomts are well arranged and finished in a style of superior elegance,,with corrtspon:ling Bedchambers, 1 - 4 , s7n.roums. &L . _•.. f -•••uiou„ - A !tools Consireasory and Ilifflenl-m-rn, carnmunicatittg with the House, whit* e.ontaltis also Domes'ic Offres of every de scription, ample.C.i.Paeage, &c.; the whole rrat•aL t st e j am! hi. proved br Hoary Hope, Esq. at a very cmishit.-rai.,lrelt• pense,.2 , :tl n.;:hing !Ai been omitted to reader sr. one of the mon comfortable habitations In the Klog4iirrt. CoaCh Houses for „Five Carriages; SWAT, for Twenty Horses, with liartic3s awl Corn 'Rooms, Sen.-mu:l' Apartments, Lofts, 2kc.; Farm Yard ant; Buildings creli• supplied wfth fine water; beautiful Lawn's and Pleasure Grounds, ornamented with thriving Plantations, exteri-ive dry Crave! WVag, fine Pixe of Water. mint Kitchen Gasd.ens, wailed round and planted with the c'!^ ce-it Fruit Trees; H-t-lioutee, Graperies, Pesch-Howe, Flower-House, Gardener's- ! low- Cold Rath, Ice-Wel, Budd. togs, Cul tagcs, and Meaduw Lan d--all lying comport. and c.m• taining about Sixty, Acres. The Pute:.a•er may be accommodated with the eleF:mt Furni• titre; and orher things, at a valuation; and immediate posse,•iint may he had. • Pare of the Purchase-money may remain on Mortgage. To be Viewed by Ticbets fluty, which, with Particulars, may be had of Mr. Tait, lermytz-street, St. Jam.: s. Particulars Mao nn.tbe Premises; of Mr. Woo! fe, East Sheen; Castle and Talbot. Richmond; Castle, Salt-hill; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Kobus, Warsteleb-i.treer, Golden-square, where Tickets for viewing mar be bad. RALNHAII HALL NORFOLK. TO 1E I.E F. By Mr. ROBINS, completely and handsomely Furnished, ACAPITAL MANSION, ItA WHAM-HA LL, seatuil in a beatitiftd Park, adapted for the accommodalon of a Family of Distilettion, with Mires of all descriptions, Gar. dens, Pleasure Grthsorls, and Land, with a privilege of Sprang over very extensive Manors, contaizihr, many thousand Acre*. To be viewed by tickets, which, with particuiars, may h shad of Mr. Rubins, Wzrwick-street, Golden.striare. MILI.-!111,1., HENDON. 'l'o BE LET. AN Excellent FAMILY HOUSE, with Coact.. house, Stabling, and suitable Offices of every description, in thorough and substantial repair; adapted for the residence of a Gentleman's Family ; with good Gardens, Shrubberies, and . Pleasure ground; containing, in the wliolc, Twelve Acres op thereabouts, with the enovevienre of about' an Acre of Waste L end. '1 h.:Ey-four Acres more Land may be bad if required. rarticula..s of Mr. Robins, %Val - wick-wet* Golden-square. FitEti.l4oll4 Punnv-Hg.t I ti , SURKF.Y. TO SR SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTILACiIs, By Mr. ROBINS, AMOST Desirable And Unique FA MI LY VILL A in substantial Repair, new !a the occupation of Jon 3 Vilie• sta:ed on a beautiful i.awn j whit shruliberbo, a SOIXI Kitchin Garden, two quail Pa.llr,cksf, Con?h-Hotres and Sta. tiling, Hot-House, Grim Houle, Yeach..ry„ .an t i l ee .ij ouse I containing in all about Biel: Acrec, with a very extensive Con. mon-right, which, in the event of aft ineasure, will add co w & .. derably to the Property. To be viewed by Tickets only, which, With Partkniars, may be bad of Mr.Roblos Warwick-,freet,.ths:den-square. BERKSHIRE.. . CAPI CAI. FAMILY MANiIO)7, with EXCELLENT 01Z. Fl ow:, GARDEN:4, PLEASURII GROUNDS, and ;AND, - TO BE LEE, ELEGANTLY. FUIfNtSUBD, Olt 50,4 nie PRIVA:Iit CONTRACT, Bj Mr. ROtliNS, AVERY Capital FAMILY 'MANSION, mil with every accominodation for a Noblentan or Foadir . of the lint Distinction, wElt excelleneUffices of all (IPA - Iv:ions c apita! Walled GajdellS: beautiful Pletsure ) , ;rounds num stream, _toted oruamented by 4 hue sheet o f water i n a running with Ftei, luxuri..ll Forest Trees Sl.rubs, their \ ing Evergreens ecc. cud upwards of *j bitty Aeris ot rad2w and Arable Land, within one mite of MaNenlwal, five of Wind sor, and twit:iv-scum of London. To he vii-wed'uy Tick ti only, with Pori:Oars, may 1:14, ?tail et ".;.. wic4 meet, . .1, . scut irh lI~H~ wib, r b/ rom *RI UI