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Carpenter, 14, Old Bond-street. • ••• Subscribers Copies will be delivered by Mr. Carpenter. - • . . 116URSLIANT'tO t Duette . of the Hi g h Court of . • Chancery, made la a Mail Price axainw Kemble, the bfext of Kin of ROBERT Jomxs, lite of Sr. Mary Hill, in the City of Lbotin, BraadY Merchaht, deceased, who were living at the time of his. death (which happened on or about the S9th slay of June, 180 a), or tilt , legal personal represeniatives of suelkof thou as arc since dead, are, o'i or before the 420th day- of July next f lo come in before John Campbell, Esq. one of the Masters of the slid Court, at his Office in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, and prove their kindred or affinity to the said Rober; Jones,.or their representation to such neat of kin as arc sjnee Beat; or in defauft thereof they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the %aid Decree. NEW BRIDGE-STREET, BLACKtRIARS; inipowered by Act of Parliament for Insurance from Fits; and on Lives; and for the Grant and Purchase of ANNurriss INSURANCES falling due at Midsummer, should be renewed within fifteen days from tat Period. Abatements are made, according to the Plan which originated with this Company, on the Premiums of all Fire Insurances out 'of London. A large advantage Is' allowed on Life Insurance; and every facility is afforded by which the interest and conve nience of the• Public may be promoted. • WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. ' The Company's Mete for the West-end of Lon Jon, is at N 0.97, near 0 x ford-street , on the *est-side of New Bond-street. • rr'HIS PRESENT EVENING, JUNE 29, ISO% 1. Friday so, asid.fmarday My 1, will be presented a New lastern Equestrian sad Pedestrian Spectacle, written by Mr. *stley, jun. caged THE ARAB Or, THE FREEBOOTER OF TI-I/ DESAII.T., With a general Attack en REAL HORSES. term:unship by the Double Company, with the EOcentricides • • of the. Hunted Tailor ! To conclude w it h (fourth time) Al New Comic Pantomime, in venieeT and produced byMr. Laurent, with extensive Scenery, Machinery, Decorations, Mechani4al Changes, and Meta • moipltdsed; 'founded partlY on the Story of Pigmaltoe; called THE CLOWN'S FIRE-SIDE; • • • Or, A TOUR THROUGH FRANCE. • rabibiting fourteen entire new‘Scenea, particularly the Fordteas. clang al Valenciennes, Public Gardens of Paris, Trivoli lllutai stated, and the Cainp at Boulogne ; terminating with. a Gzaad Cloud Palate.. . .. • . Dißijourie (afterwards HladApiinl, Mr. Bologna, Jun.; • Clown, Mr.-Laureat. • • Angelique,.(afteiwards Col umbine), Mrs. Melville, late Miss Taylor--her fourth appearance. boors to be opened at half put Ave-4sogin at half Past Six. Secant prise at ball--past eight.—EquestriaseTuftion by able Stainers. - • • ENT'S* CIENTEEL • APARTM FUBJNXSHED, 'kJ fur Single Gentletnen, in a respectable and airy situation; a few minutes walk front Blackfriat4•brisige, (Surrey side.) For Cards of address apply to Mr. liophios, Stationer,: Brook-street, Holborn ; or. Mr. Moore, Statioutr,Rithopsptoorea. his ijay, was published, in 12mo. price is. boars's, e kEE'S TOPOGRAPHY of BRIGHTON; and Picture of the Road, from thence to the Meri opt.lis. The former .contains a more detailed description of the Town,. than was ever 'before presented to the public; and the latter in cludes every object Worthy of remark to found in the three grand routes to London, by Cuc!sfield, A.ewes, Horsham, &c. &c. 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The Advertiser wishes to engage by the Piece rather than Saiary.—Letters (pcist paid) di rected 1.1. No. EC, Chancery-lane, will be dalvattended to. D.ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. respec fully acquaint the Public, that Tickets and Shares for the STA'L'E bOTTERY are on Sate at their Offices, Bank Buildings, cvnlrill; and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, (`haring, cro:s. 'I here are but 5,000 Numbers (from Ito 5,000 inclusive) four rickets of each Number. The whole to be drawn in One Day. CAPITAL PRIZES. 4 ' of • - 4 of 4 &c. . &c. &c. Scllemes at brge,gratis. ' THIRD AND LAST GRAND - CITY LOTTERY OF FREEHOLD HOUSES, Discharrsd of Land-Tax, viseards of £lOO,OOO in Capital Prizes. 20,000 Tickets, To be drawn .n Guildhall in Four Dar, 5000 Tickets e-tk Day. Igo fixed Prize. THERE are Twenty-five grand Capital PriZes in this Lottery, consisting of Twenty-nine excellent Freehold HOUSES, situated in Skinner-street end Pickett-street, &c. which ay estimated in the year 28416, when building materials were much cheaper than at present, by five eminent Surveyors, and proved by tbern upon oath, before a Committee of the House of Commons, to be worth upwards of 0100,000; but as it is de sITAIr that the public should know the present improved value (if the property, a new Survey and Estimate is now preparing, which will be published as soon as it can be obtained. Tickets aad Shares are on sale by . SIR. JAMES &RANSCOMB and Co. No. 37, ,Corrhill ; )1, Holbon,; 38, Haymarket; and 269, S:rand—who soid and shared Thrum of the- Grand Capital Prizes Li the bat City Lottery. • PRESENT PRICE. 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The Number for she present Month of June is particularly va !•:abie and interesting in its literary department, as well as for the !!, rterous and highly-finished Embellishments, which include a t:::? l'ortrait Print of Lady Charlotte Campbell ; two very beau '::al whale-length Portrait Prints in the most elegant Fashions of th,! Tomb, har:somely coloured and accurately described ; with a compkte Account of all the Court Dresses as they were worn ci • r! , .f King's Birth-day. Also an original Song, composed by -Mr. l'. King, exclusively for this Work, and an elegant Pattern for Ti.le MO Numbers may be considered as *valuable treasure every person who delights in literature, Sr who has a note for • !Li:iv:fatal embellishments. Application should be made to their ..;:s.tive booksellers immediately to secure good impressions, are sold at tlsold..each Number, and published by Jan i'ell, Proprietor of the Weekly Messenger, Southempton-street, !•• :. and. Nir. nen regrets ranch that many impressions of the Portrait ;"rint in the list preceding number of La Belle Assemblee were (id:erred iu a very feeble cenditiOn, owing to an imperfection in copper. The engraving was very finely executed. The first limy: $.42:11 were very beautiful, but the copper proving to be ~ -r salt, few good impressions were produced. Mr., Be ttii , refore prcpa:ing another plate, - eutirely•new, from the same sulject, and he meani to give fine impressions from it in'theliily .\ Itntlier of I.a Belle Asiemblee, as an addifiOnal plate; witlimit additionel expence, in order that he may be hare of every bavirg a fine impre-slot. A WILL SAID TO AZ MISSING: W IIEREA THOMAS COOPER, several years since Lieutenant in hi. Majesty's 75th Regimen! of Font, but who afterwards retired from the service and sold his Commission, lately died on his way from Ireland to London, and the only Will which e present can be found of the said deceased, was made at Madras, and bears daft the 17th of September 1800, and it is supposed and given out by some persist, that the de ceased made another Will net long before his (kith. This is to give notice, that if any one will give such information to Mr. Philip Hurd, of No. 7, King's Bench Walk+, Temple, London, who holds the Will of I ROO, which shall be the means of obtain"- ing possession or probate of any subsequent Will, sball be pro- perly rewarded for their trouble. P. HURD, Temple. TRAW LS IN THE sOUTH QV FRANCE - • _ _ This day was pUblished, in One Vol:4to. price . LI Si. MRAVELS in the SOUTH of FRANCE, and in the Interiost of the Provinces of Provence, Languedoc ; and the Limosin, by a Route never before performed, being along the Banks of the Loire, the Isere,. and the Ostrom*. Made by permission of the. French Government, in the Sunuum of. the Years 1807 and 1808. By I.IEU•I'ENANT-COLONEL PINKNEY, • , Of the North American Native Ranger►. Published by T. Purday and son, No. I, Paternoster-row, London; and to be had of all Booksellers in Town and Country. ARCHITEC URE. This day were published, engraved on 27 Folio Plates, and ele gantly coloured, with proper Descriptions, price 21. 19s. 6d. iu boa: os, PLANS. Elevations, and Sections, of HOT HOUSES, GREEN-HOUSES, an AQUARIUM, CON• SERVA roRIES, &C. recently built in different Parts of England for various Noblemen and Gentlemen. By G. TOD, Survtyor and Hot House Builder. locluding a Riot-Huuse and Green-Hs - 4m is her Majesty's Gar- dens at Frogmere. Plinted for I. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No. S 9, Hill, Holborn. W here may he bad, now first published, The CO - NTIIT Gan ELEMAN'S ARCM EECT containing a va riety of Dosigns ter Farm Houses and Farm Yards, &c. shriving tar: Conduction of Cottages, Barns, Stables, _Feeding Houses, Dairies, Brewhomes, Alaltitigs, Dog Kennels, &c. Adalated to the Use of Country Gentlemen about to build or to alter. By R. Lug-ar. 0n . 9..2 large Quart, Plates, price 11. ss. in boards. ORNAM EN 1 AL ARCHI ITC FURZE. The Fcl!Owing Books have been lately published by J. TAYLOR, • at the Ardtitectuial Library, No. .59. Holborn, 9, High • 1. B UsBY's DESIGNS t% - ir Villas and Countiy Houses, on 24 Fides, quarto, XL ss. boafds. 2. insby's Designs for modern Embellishments for Folding doors, Chimmy-pitccs, Vimandai, &c. 25 platos, quarto, colour ed, .£l. 11s. od. 3. Aikin's Deigns for Villas and other rural Buildings, 3. plates, quarto. Li. I is. Cd. 4. D , :arti's afsign. for Cottages and rural Dwellings, 20 plates, large quarto. XI. Pocock's Dcsigns for rustic Cottages, picturesque Dwellings antl Villa', 33 plates, quarto, Li. lls. lid. ti. Randall's Designs tor Villas, Mansions, 1.0..1ge5, and Cotta ges, 34 p'ates, largv quarto, L!. I 6d. 7. Lugar's Sketches for Cottages, rural Dwellings, ice. $a plates, quarto, LI. 1! 5. . _ . ts. Lugar , s Deslois for Cara Howe% Farm Yards, Dairies, Cottages, &e : 2.1 plates, quarto, t. . . 9. Laing's 11 ints for Dwellings, Cottages, Villas, &c. 34 plat e s, quarto, sl. ss. 10. Tod's Plans of Hot Houses, C reen I louses, Cenversatories, &c. 27 plates, folio, I'2. 12s. 6d. 'This day was published ) fn I 2wici. the 21.1 edition, price is. in. boards, of . , AGRAMMAR C& the GREEK. LANGUAGE, en a new and improved plan, in English and Greek. Ey JOHN JONES, Member of the Philological Secistrat Manekester. rrinted for Longman, Hunt, Rees and Orme, Patemosterurow. " Thiq work is in reality what in the title page it professes to be, a Greek Grammar upon an improved, as well as a new plan. We cannot but regard Mr. Jones's Greek Eranunar, at a book that will be peculiarly serviceable to those who study or teach the Greek language."—lmp. Rev. " It exhibits many proofs of Ingenuity and extensive research, of a mind acute and vigorous, and habitually, and often succes fully, employed in philosophical investigigions."—Ana. Rev. Tills day was published, In nine volumes, octitvo, price 31. 10s. inboards, A Second Edition of ANNALS of the. FRENCH REVOLUTION ; with a variety of Anecdotes and Characters hitherto ttn. pulsEshed. .4y A. F. BERTRAND DE MOLEVILLE, Minister of State. . . rrinteil for T. Cadell and W. D avies, Strand. _ _ • •„° To this new edition are annexed, the Correspondence of the Author with the late Right Honourable Charles James Fox ; and a Refutation of all.the Publications of Helen Maria Williams, on the French Revolution. The last live volumes may be had separate, price :21. in boards. THE ONLY COMPLETE BODY OF NISI PRIUS LAW . In the Press, and speedily will be published, Vol. 1. Part 1. price 12s. 6d. sewed, of A SYNTHESIS of the LAW of NISI Faits, By. R. W..BRIDGNIAN, Esq. • Deduced from the authority of adjudged Cases, from the earliest authentic period to the present time ; but particularly skewing the Doctrine of Bailments, Bills of Exchange, and Promissory Notes? Marine, an:, other Insurances, Merchant Ships and Seamen ;• and also the Law of Evidence; thereby adapting this Work, as well to the Use of every Professor of the Law, as to thatlof every Merchant and Underwriter. To which is added, a Table of die principal Titles, Divisions, and Subdivisions,.anda Repertorium of the Cases, doubly and systematically digested. London : Printed for W. Reed,• Law Bookseller, Bell-yard, , .Temple-Bar; and P. Phelan, Upper Ormond-Quay, Dublin. This day was published, Price ts. in boards ,a new edition, being the tenth, with cerrec . tion s and additions to the present time, of I OVELASS on WILLS and INTESTACIES ; 1 --. 1 chewing, ,in a plain, clear, easy and familiar manner, how a man's Family or Relations will be entitled to hls Real and Per genii Estate, by the Laws of England, and Cust•lns of the City •f London, and Province of York; containing also Instructions and necessary forms for every person timnalte, alter, and republish his 'own win ; likewise, Directions fur Executori how ti act &her the Testator's Death,. with respect to proving his Will, taking upon them the Executorship, getting in the Effects, sad paying . Debts and Legac i es . London: Printed for P.. Pheney, Inner Temple-lane; W. Reed, Beli-yerd, Temple-bar ; P. Phelan, Upper Ormond Quay, Dublin. • EXPERIMENTAL. PHILOSOPHY. This day we:e pu!Cis'rA, in Pw.) V 4 t att, tam • IlLstrated by 95 superior Engravings, prise 14s. in boards, and I is. hound and lettered, • POPULARLECTURESonEXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY, ASTRONOMY, and CHEMISTRY; intended chiefly for the Use of Students and Young Pewits. By GEORGE GREGORY, D.D. • Doctor in Philosophy and. the Arts, &c. Vicar of West-Nam; Domestic Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of _ _ . . Landaff ; and Author of the Economy of Nature, Stc.atc: Printed for Rico Alt D PHILLIPS, Nu. 6, Bridge-street; and to be bad of all Booksellers. Of whom may also be had, just published, The GRAMMAR of NATUXAL aIid•EIPIIII.4tIITAL SOPIIT. By the Rev. L. BLfIll; Author of the CCASS Boot, Scc. Price ss. in blue. Preparing for Pultlication, - - rrHE ARABIAN ANTIQUITIES of SPAIN By JAMES CAVANAH MURPHY, Architect. Author of the Designs and Descriptions of Batas', &c. Primed for T. Cadeli and W. Davies,. Strand. ' 'llth Y'nrk will be elegantly prin;...d in large Folio, and consist of about 100 Pl.ites, of the moat interesting Arabian Remains, in Spain, such at: the Royal Palace of the Alhambra, the Generalife, the great Month of Cordova, &c. which will be engraved LA the most elegant and accurate manner, frnm Athrieasuremenis and Drawings carefully made on the spot by the Author, during a re sidence of 9.yoars on the Continent. Descriptions will be given of the different objects, illustra•ing the merits of their .style and manner, together with translations of the Cufic .lindAsiaticln scriptions,and several interesting particulars, relating to the Arabs and their establishments in Spain, collected frond the most audios ' • • • tic Spanish Writers: It will be coi?.?bied its four parts, published separately ;: the copies of each part Will he delivered according to the datet orders • received, fot which a book is now opened by Measra Cadelland Umbra The conquest of Spain by the Arabians, in the eighfb century, i s one o f 0 0 moot important events recorded ib history ; and may h e iostly ionsidered.as haSug, in a great degree, contributed .o the rapid progress Of civilization,. naitigirion; and caninterce. At a time when the rest Of Europe was inok in rudeness Ind supersti-' don, Sciences, Arts and Industry, flourished !mints the Spanish Arabs, as the numerous remains of their onoks in Andalusia, and other parti of the peninsula, plainly evince ; these are' doubtless the ' mast carious specimens of art existing, differing, in point of in. emulous and execution, from stain is to be found i l l any other. "art of Europe, as much almost es if their Authors had been. in, I habludnit of annther plifief. , Faithful delineitians," therefore,'oi those valuable conntst . faiLto prove highly hire/stable the PhilosOpiter, the Antiquary, and the lover of the Fine Arts, DURHAM.—DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, TOWNSHIP, 1 MANOR AND •ESTATE. • TO ; BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On or about the ISth of July next (unless previously disposed of by Private Contract), in Lou, TOWNSHIP and MANOR of COGHOW, -I- comprising an excellent Family Mansion, called Coghoiv - Hall, with Offices of every. kind, capital Kitcli,en Garden and Pleautre Grouad, delightfully situated on a fine eminence fronting to the South, but screened on all other sides by a Grove, peveral Farms, a Water Mill, and a Pottery, the whole contain ing 1050 Acres of Lead and upwards, free of Great Tithes. 'rhe situation is dry and healthy;, and peeuliarly desirable to a 'Spot ;swan, being within easytlistantes of the Lambten and I..edgi field Hunts, and the Manor abounding with Game ; a fine 'rrout Strewn two miles in length rihis through the EAU. widcli is decorated with thriving *Plantation:. the whole forming a pro perty of great beauty add rapidlyincreasing value. Particulars are preparing, and ntly be bad - hi a- few days Mi.' Hall, scarbsrough, . near Beverly ; Mr. 'Cagan, Dorfman ;.die of Messrs. Forster, Cooke .and 'WPC, .I.ducolses Ina The Pre, *sits may be viewed by application 'to - Pstr..Caloirt, 1 N. B. The .Furniture may be takia F br ippegigt i gkek; a nd niediate possession of the Stlansioati SCe. rearr kikartioemes.ave raised on . Land adjoining to fhe istate. • NEAR LEWES, SUSSEX. Crpital Freehold Estates, Manors; Fines, and Quit-Rents, Per petual Advowson, ansion Parks, nines, and Lands, near the Navigable River Ouse, . rg:rd.extensive Common Rights. . TO BE SO LD BY AUCTION, ..vy Mk, ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, Change-illy, COrnhitl, on' Thuri uay, the 2711 a-of Ady, st 'twelve o'clock, in one Lot, THE valuable PREEHOLD ESTA.Tr oj with _ the Manors of Newick end Warningrove; Finee and.(aeit- Rent. ; the capi'.al Manilas' House, called Neiviii Place, with Of of all descriptions, excellent Garden walled round, Plan catkins, Parks, Woods, Farms and Lands; the whole .upwards of I'l2l Acres, all lying compact in a most beautiful and picturesque pee if the country, opposite the South Downs. Also the valua ble Reetorynt Newick, with a good Parsonage House, Offices, Girdetts,l4l•aud; and the great and sinallTithet of the Parish. The Mansion, and part of the Parks, containing 233 Acres, are on (ease to Sir Elijah Impeyi during two lives. each about 73 W years; 'the other Palk' . and rds,.containing 275 Acres, are in band; the remainder of tbe:Latids, with good Fat - in -houses and and sundry Cottages; are let to Ttnants-at will; the whole are at low rents. This Estate it allesirable property, the grounds are pleasingly diversified, and ornamented with fell grown Tinlbei; the Lands adjoining the. Navigable River Ouse, aod a short distance from the sea ;-only 43 nikle, from London, 14 from least Griustetd, keen from Lewes, 15 from Brighton, and 16 &Om Tunkrisige, the right on the Common Lands may he t:onsiderably Improved by as InclOsure. Maybe viewed by applyins‘ Mr. Alarkvvick, at Cheeky, of *hem particulars may be bed; at the Crown, Newick Green : Star; ].ewes; Old Ship,. and the Castle, Byginon ; Mr. Weller, Chicheiner ; Mr Lear, Auctioneer, Arundel; Dorset Arms, Fast Grinstead ; White Hart, Goditone; Kinds Arms, Croydon; at C;arraway's ; of Messrs. Blake and White Ewer-street, Strand.; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate ma lxsr men. SOUTH WAI.ES. -1 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE and ESTATE, BRECONSHIRE, With inasiediate pot seieloni and Land-tarßedtemed.' - By Mr. PEYTON, ' • At Garraway's Coffee-House, Change-Ailey, Cornhill, on I Monday, the 10th day of July, 1809, itt.One Lot, AVERY valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, galled TREBINSHUN; comprising a substantial stone. built Manikin, in complete refair,.fit for the residence of a larva' tausily of raseectability, aMMetirden, chmrful Lawn, &c. A Bait's' Hosts e, and complete Farm Buildings, and also two Faris Houses anti Homesteads, sad lipvaords of 550 Acres of capital Land, nearly all within a ring. fence, part in hand, sad the rev =hider hi to two . very respectable Tenants, and is of the clear annual value of upwards of at7oo.' This Batate is a most valuable acquisition to airy Geodesist who is fond of Agricultural puriuits, as the Land 41 of the .Gist quality in chit:Country, and wed adapted to the convertible sys • tem.of Hmimuldry. From its situation; a sportsman may find full aniusemeit, the Country abounding with Game, the' Lake of I.lyn Savithon, or Llangarse, joining part of.the property, the River Usk so famous for Its Salmon Fishery, being within two miles of she Estate, and a pack of Harriers kept in the Immediate neighbourhood. This 'Estate is situate-between the two 'roads 'leading from Ab.-rgavefiny to Hay and Brecon, near to the Bidet Inn, which place the London and Milford Mail Coach 'liaises daily, and is distant from London 160 miles, Gloucester 55, Brisa tol 50, Herefoid 56, Abergavenny IS, Crickhowel seven, sad Breams six miles, to all which places there are excellent turnpikq roads. ' The Neighbonrho3d is mew respectable, and is new beeontii the fashionable resort of many genteel Englbih Families. Specifications are now ready to be delivered at the Bell, Glop. cotter ; White Hart, Bristol; White Lion, Bath ; Hotel, Here., ford; King's Arms, Ross; Lion, Brecon; andi loyd's and Oar. raway's Coffee fiolisie; also at Mr. Janus': ()Sees, New Bossed( Coast, Llneola's inn, Leaden land at Warwick, where Malaise the &state may be seen.—Jolan Sutton (the Bailiff) no the Pte.= relies, will skew the Estete, wko has also a plan. ANOR, MANSION HOUSE, AND VERY • VALUAEL N EI FREEHOLD ESTATE, SITUATE IN, HE PARISH OF ALMONDSEURY, AND COUNTY OP GLOUCESTER. • By Mr. J. J. PALMER, Broker, At the Exchange Coffee Roots, In Bristol, On Thursday thslOth day of August next, at One o'Clentr in the.Aftersooo,'(wilms previously disposed of by Private Contrast, of which due notice will he given) ' • THE MAN OR of OVER, and the capitaIXAN SION4IOUSE of OVER-COURT, with sithable Ofssios of every description; beautiful Pleasure Ground,: and capital Kitchen Garden lately formed in the most complete stile ;the walls, which are lofty, faced with brick and clisathed with the choicest Fruit-trees; Hot-house, Pinery, Grape4soose, and *O.: . house; about It Acres of Orcharding in fun . bearing; a heatitiftfl Park containing BS Acres of highly diversified ground, hod Streit . timbered; a very Commodious ]Farm-house, elder-Mill, and all requisite Farm-buildings. • . • Also Six-Houses and Cottages, being the whole of the adjoining part of the Village, or Hamlet of Over.—The whole Estate con. taming, within a ring fence, Two Huhdred and Thirty Acres, all now in hand except 24 Acres (which will come into possession at Lady-day next),andtheHouses andCuttageslet by the week orvear. Over-Court i► distinguished for its greAt advantages in point of situation, being ()lily six miles and a half distant from Bristol and Cliftou,and 20 from Bath ; the roads excellent. The Mansion-house is of considerable antiquhy, but in k dee • of substantial repair, and remarkably dry ; it is situated in - the centre of the Estate, on a moderate eminence, screened to tbs eastward by the rising ground of the Park, and commands Site. and extensive views of the surrounding rich and beautiful m ak t r y" with the River Severn, and Welsh Mountains. On the ground-floor are two Entrance .Halis, a Dining-tom. SO feet by 17, a Dra wing-room hung .with tapestry 'fine s ! seivation, 32 feet by 14, a Gentleman's bretelog-ruent; 17* by ' 15 feet ; the wlaole above 13 feet - high, nistri iiomplete range of , con v e nient domestic Offices.--.on the first storey, a Librarr icy fret by 18 ; and five principal Bed-chtunbers, and cone Meng in : about 1 2t feet high.-0n thethe attic storey, sesta Servants' A n a. chambers. Good Cellars under a part *tithe House.. 1 - 11,4osinn" is supplied with • excellent sprilig 'water. Coal is Ivied litesiir r four miles distant at a very Imelda: ' • • The Farm 'actin 11 • Aereatwhith ere arable, .disidats itbM Grazing and Meade* Land r of iset• T.supezior quality. The • tat of the Estate amounts to sC2$ &LAW Poor-rate oat an'averagt of la* years, to aflll Rs. 11, no Churcb•mte. The attleant of the Window and liaise Um' • is .E 49 3s. id. per imam. • •• • ,• • • . • • , • AR the Fixtures , of the Isfonsion-honse, Oakes, - and Anatol house, includin g th e R eg i ster , Sattla v and ot4er *nets and Oulu; also, the valuable Timber on the whole. Entue to be Waded in the purchase. • The &gent Hatirthold Poinitere, atutinry pintnfthe Fariitint Stock., may be taken,* va*rion, at ties option of the purchaser. The sum of Atteell erpusang posois goy. if.desintris reami4 as snorteaseuptin the Eifate for a term of rata, A purchaser desirous of enlargingSße yropertY, may be scam niesinted with the parchasenelesse df - ether Farms in the .... 00 liteemittys atuithasidnyik, linty/ems the hours . luassaboot ‘w44k , tein andTfirep's by , only,tnb&uti with Lartase4pao. tiettlig4FOßlisrang.:. . Sriatoliwko• are anduitieed to treat fur the sale by prints nentract. , i .,~