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• SALES BY AUCTION. MONTAGUE-PLACE, RUSSELL-SQUARE. ELEGANT and FASHIOVABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, PIER and CHIMNEY GLASSES, PARISIAN OR MOULU CLOCK, an FIGHF-DAY DIAL and a CHIME CLOCK, BRONZE and OR MOULU LIGHTS, LINEN, CHINA, MUSICAL INS I'RUMENTS, CABI NET ARTICLE.; in WARDROBES, CHESTS of DRAW ERS, CARD, PEMBROKE, DINING and other TABLES, MAHOGANY GLAZED BOOK-CASES, CARPETS, WINES, and other EFFECTS. By Mr. ROBINS, . On the Premises, No. 7, Montague-place, Russell-square, on Tu SDA V, the 6th, and WEDNISDAY, the 7th of June, till at Eleven o'Cloelz, THE GENUINE AND FASHIONABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Pier. Chimney, and Cheval Glasses, Parisian Or Moulu Clock, an Eight-day Dial and Chime Clock, Bronze and Or Moulu Lights and Girandoles, Grand Pianofortes, Prints, Cut Glass, Grecian Lamps, Ike, China, in Jars, Beakers, Cisterns, Table, Tea, and Desert .Seta; a Quantity of Linen, a Picture of King Chules the Second, by Sir Peter Lely, about One Hundred Dozen fine old Port. The PkOPERI'Y of a GENTLEMAN Deceased. The Furniture comprises elegant Drawiug-room, French Rod Window Curtains, with continued Draperies, trimmed with Pa risian Fringe; Ottomans, Couches, Sofas and Chairs en suite, capital Four-post and other Bedsteads, with Chintz, Cotton and other Turnitures, prime seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding at various descriptions, excellent Cabinet Articles in Wardrobes, Chests of Drawer., Kneehole Dressing Tables 'Cylendic Writ. kg Desks, GLzed liook.cases Pembroke, Card , Solis and Dining Tables, and Sideboards in Mahogany and Rosewood, Turkey, Brussels and other Carpets, !cc. du. numerous Kitchen Requi site+, and other Effects. To be viewed on Saturday and Monday preceding the Sale, s hen Catalogues, at is. each, may be had on the Premises, and t.t Xlr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden -square. ARGYLL•S MEET, OXFORD•STREET. I REEHOI.D EXCELLENT FAMILY RESIDENCE, with orficEs, large open YARD, COACH-HOUSES, S FABLES, &e. By Mr. ROBINC • _ _ At Garraway's, on FRIDAY, the 9th of June, 1815, at Twelve, AFREEHOLD Substantial Spacious DWEL NG-HOUSE Planned for the Accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, situate No. 36, on the South side of Argyll street, facing Oxford•street ; contains roomy Entrance, Paved Hall, Dining Parlour, Library, and Dressing Room, two capital Drawing Rooms communtating by Folding Doors, Anti Room, and Boudoir ; suitable Bed Chambers on the Second Storey, and roomy Attics over ; a capital Stone staircase to the Upper Storey; in the Basement are excellent OfßLes of all descriptions, large open paved Yard, two Coach-houses, and Stables for four Horses, with Loft and Rooms over. May be viewed by applying on the Premises Particulars of Messrs. Hoper and litoughton ' and at Mr. Hardwick's Offices, Great Marlborough Atreet ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square. :HERTFORD-STREET, MAY-FAIR. DESIRABLE. and COMMODIOUS FAMILY RESIDENCE, HANDSOMELY FrrTED UP, and Contiguous to HYDE PARK, COACH-HOUSE, and FOUR-STALL STABLE, With Immediate! Possession. By Mr. ROBINS, _ _ _ At Garraway's Coffee-house,'Change-alley, Cornhill, on FRIDAY, June-9. 1815, at Twelve o'Clock, ADESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held for a TERM of nearly FORTY-THREE YEARS, comprising a Commodious FAMILY RESIDENCE, handsomely fitted up, conveniently planned, and adapted fur the accommo dation of a Family, situate No. 18, Hertford-street, May-Fair, contiguous to Hyde Park. The PROPERTY of a GENTLEMAN. Consisting of a spacious Entrance Hall, Vestibule or inner Hall, eirellent Library aad Dining room communicating by Folding. doors, Gentleman's Dressipg•room and Water Closet, an elegant Principal and Secondary Stone Staircase; Principal Floor, two apscsous Drawing-rooms handsomely fitted up, and Ladies' Sit ting-room, over which are two principal Bed chamber.. Orr* Dressing roonlat easslicalculatod to hold a Bed, Water Closet, and five Sleeping.rooms for Servants, and Laundry : in the Base ment, Housekeeper's Room, Butler's, Pantry, Servants' Hall, Kitchen, Wine, Ale and seer Cellars ; detached, a Coaeb•house, and Four-still Stable, with Loft and Man's }Loom over. To be viewed by Tickets Particulars may he had on the Premises ; at. the Subscription kiousra, St. James's-street and ail• Mall ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-greet, Gulden-square. HEREFORDSHIRE. CAPITAL FREE/lOLD ESTATES, sear KINGTON, pRESTEIGN, die MANOR of MARSTON, STRANGE _ _ _ FARM, and VALL.ET'S WOOD, LYE FARM, WOODLANDS, COTTAGES, &c.—By Mr. ROBINS, At Gvraway's Coffee-house, Change-alley, Cornhill, London, on Tone :nay , June 15,1815, at Twelve o'Clitek, in 2 Lots, riIHE Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, with Right of Common • comprising the MANOR of MAR- S' FO N, with the Fines, Q uit Rents, &c.and STR ANGEWORTH FAR M, and VALLET'S WOOD, in the Parish of Peothridge ; consisting of a substantial FARM HOUSE, seated on a fine ele vation commanding beautiful views; Farm Buildings, Cottages, Gardens, &c. containing nearly Two Hundred Acres of Arable, Pasture, and beautiful Wood Land, in part 'bounàed by the River Arrow, a fine flowing stream, in the oecupaden of Mr. Morgan, and others. The LYE ESTATE, situate in the Parish of Ames try, with Farm-house and Om-buildings, and sundry Dwellings and Cottages, with nearly One Hundred and Twenty. Acres of rich Meadow, Arable, Pasture , and Wood Laud, Garden and Orchards, in the occupation of Mr. Harper and 'others, respecta ble Tenants. To be viewed, by applying to Mr. Morgan, at Strangirwerth Farm; Mr. Harper, at Lye ; of John Cbetse, Esq. Lyon's Hall, where Particulars may be had and Plans seen • Oxford Arms, K ngten • Hotel, and Messrs. Bird and Woolla;tozi. Hereford ; Lion, Leominster; Wm. Handy. Esq. at the Inns, Worcester; Hen and Chickens Birmingham ; King's Head, Gloseester ; 'T. . G. Parr, Esq. Lich field;: of Messrs. Jones and Green, Salisbury square, Fleet street; at Garraway's Ceffee-bease; and of Mr. Robins, Wanviek-street, Golden-square, London. where Plans may be seen. RADNORSHIRE, ON THE BORDERS OF HEREFOADSHME The BEGUILDY and RHW UYDD ESTATES, u ar One Thousand Three Hundred Acres, divided In comp. t Farms; with Farm-heuses and Buildings, and very valuable Common Right, to a great extent, on the lieguiltly and other. 11114. - By Mr. ROBINS, • At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, Cornkili. London, on Tnuasnav, June 15,1815, at Twelve o'clock, in Lots, THE Valuable and very improvable FREEHOLD ESTATES, (with the valuable Common Right on the Be- Bundy and other Hills, many miles in extent, situate in the parish of Beguildy,) between Knighton and Newtown, hi the county of Radnor ; comprising One thousand Two Hundred and Eighty ene Acres of exeellent meadow, pasture, arabhs, and small part wood Lands, divided In compact Farms; the liegetkly Public house and Lands, let to respectable Tenants, oa agreements for short Terms, at Rents amounting to about One Thousand Three Hundred Pounds per annum. The Estate Is nearly compact, in a fine commanding situation, and very valuable for the great extent of common rights. The fine river 'leant flows through the Estate, which is stored with trout and other fish, and highly valuable for Irrigating the meadows. Tr e lands abound with game of all sons, and the bills with grouse. A most desirable Property for investing Money, and for Field Sports, situate sit miles from Knighton, from which place the New Road passes through to Newtown, Welch Pool, &c. and 20 miles from Ludlow. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Price, sen. and jun. et Vydw Loyd, Doihless and Brindrynog Farme, where Paulen. lan may be hail; at the Duke's Arms, Knighton; Oxford Arms; Kingtou ; of John Cheese, Esq. Lyon's Hall, near Klngtoti, where Plans may be seen ; Hotel, and Messrs. Bird and Wool- • 1 iston; Hernotd; 'Crown, Ludlow; Hop-pole and Star Inns, and of Wm. Handy, Esq. Worcester.; George Inn, Cheltenham; hag's Hold, Gloncester; Hen and Chickens, Birmingkenv T. G. r um, Ewe. Lida field; Mr. Phelps, Evesham ; of Mears. Jones and Green. Salisbury-square, Pint - street ; at Garraway's (toffee-honiel a nd of Mt. fetil!ips, Warwick -street, Golden spore, where Puns of the Estates mafbe seen. 1101111 Leis Is tid , sugli Wolosesit'imel Ludlow: i SALES BY AUCWION. HEREFORDSHIRE AND RADNORSHIRE. CAPITAL FREEHOLD BS CATES, PART TITHE-FREE. MANOR, WOODS, FARMS and LANDS, and WATER CORN-MILL, &c. ONE THOUSAND ACRES of RI& Meadow, Pasture, and • Arable LAND and ORCHARDS, Shuate in a most beautiful part of the Counties, and weE watered. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, London, • on Tntsitsear, June 15, 11115, at Twelve &Clock, in Lots, THE' VriluAblo awls veer improvable FREE lith-D' ESTATES, part Tithe-Free, with extensive Common Rights, in the Counties of Hereford and Radnor : Consisting of nearly One 'thousand Acres of Rich Meadow, Pas ture, Arable, and Wood Land, and Orchards, with the Manor of Badlands, Fines,. Quit -R ents, and an Allosteent on Wimble Hill, with an extensive Right of Common. The capital Farms of Rodd; the very rich Grazing Farm, called Leen Farm, with a capital Water Corn Mill; and the Low Farm, adjoining, with excellent Farm-houses, and suitableOpthuildings of all descriptions. The Lands are intersected by the Rivers Hindwill, Lugg, and Arrow, by which thty may be irrigated, and are situated in the Parishes of Presteign, Pentbridge, And New Radnor, contiguous, to good Market Towns, and commanding beautiful lews of the varied scenery of the finely diveraified surrounding Country; the whole in the occupation of respectable Tenants underagreement, forming a very eligible property to invest money. To be viewed, by applying on the Premises; or of Mr. John Cheese, Lyon's Hall, near Kington, where Particulars and every information may be bad, and Plans of the Estate seen : Particu lars at the Oxford Arms Kington ; Messrs. Bird and Woollas too, Hereford; and at the Hotel; the Radnor Arms, Presteign; Lion, Leominster; Wm. Handy, Esq. the Hop-pole and the Star Inns, Worcester; Deke's Arms, Knighton ; Crown and Angel, Ludlow; Hotel, Liverpool; Bush, Bristol: White Lion, Bath; Mr. Phelps, Evesham; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham; T. G. Parr, Esq. Lichfield; Castle, l'amworth ; George, Northampton ; Mr. Adams, Oxford; George, Chekenkam ; King's Head, Glou cester; at Messrs. Jones and Green, Salisbury square, Fleet. street; at Garraway's Coffee-house; and of Mr. Robins, War wick-street, Golden-square, London, where Plans of the Estate may be seen. FREEHOLD LAND, very desirable fur Building, KENTISH 'ID WN, with a very considerable FRON TAGE to MAIDEN LANE, leading to HIGHGATE, nearly THIktlY-SEVEN ACRES. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrawars Coffee-house,'Cbauge-alley,Cornhill,onWEDN cs- DAY, 48th lune, 1815, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land Tat Redeemed, consisting .of a Capital PLOT of, LAND, containing nearly Thirty-seven Acres, situate on the Rise of the Hill, near the Assembly House, at Kentish Town, .and occupying a considerable Frontage to Maiden lane, on the Road to Highgate, a very eligible Spot to erect Villas, for which purpose it will be divided into Lots, and is admirably adapted from the beauty of its situation and the command of .Prospect: the Land abounds with fine Brick Earth, and will be divided into Lots of from an Acre and an Half to Three Acres, fur the convenience of Purchasers. . _ To be viewed by applying at the Assembly House, where Particulars may be had; at the Highgate Archway Howe ; Mother Red Caps, Kentish Town ; Mr. Witt, Hampstead ; of Messrs. Blake, White, and Ainge, Essex-street, Strand; at Gar raway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square. BUCKS.—CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, TITHE-FREE, AND LAND-TAX REDEEMED, Divided in valuable Dairy Farms, containing upwards of ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY. THREE ACRES, Part bounded by the RIVER OUSE.; ELIGIBLE PROPERTY FOR INVF.S LING MONEY. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coifee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on WIDNHDAY, June 2s, at Twelve, in One Lot, • THE LENBOROUGH ESTATE, situate near the Town, and in the Pariah of Buckingham, Ti EHE-FREE, AND LA ND- I'AX REDEEMED. Comprising sip...seas or oNE rHoUSAND TWO HUNDREP AND TWENTY THREE ACRES of doh MEADOW, PAS TURE FEEDING, GROUND, and ARABLE LANDS, lying in a iing . fence, with good FAR M HOUSES, Barns, Stables, and all nectuary Out-buildings ; let in sirs capital DAIRY and GRA ZING FARMS, to Messrs. Barton, Warr, Judge, Stalworthy, Flower, Edwin, Ste. all respectab le tenants at will, the rents amounting to near THREE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM. This Estate is very eligible for investing money, and maibe considerably improved. The twnpike-road trom London passes through the north end of the Estate, which is in part hounded by the RIVER OUSE, and the water of the riter may be used for the poi:poses of IRRIGA i'luN. 'llse Estate is iu the vicinity of several good markets, and within ONE MILE OF BUCK INGHAM. May be viewed by applying to Thomas Hearn, Esq Solicitor, Buckingham, where Particulars may be had; and at the Cob ham Arms and White Hari ; the Bell Inn, Winslow ; George, and the White Hart, Aylesbury; Crown,Amershant ; Star, Ox ford; Red Lion, High Wycomb ; White Horse, Uxbridge; Messrs. Kaye, Preshfield, and Kaye, New Bank-buildings; at Oarraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Goldin square, London, where a Plan of .the Estate may be seen. The different Tenants will ahew the Lands. ' BERKSHIRE. PARK-PLACE; NEAR HENLEY-ON-TOAMES. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES; PARK, MANSION, EN ['RANCE LODGES, Noble PLEA , SURE GROUNDS, Delightful CO FTAGE ORNEE, with PLANTATIONS, LAVENDER GROUNDS, and MEA DOW LAND; Picturesque COT I AGEi, with rich unri vaned Scenery ; neat Cottages, with Gardens, &c. Two Public Houses, &c. Eligible Compact Farms. THE WHOLE ESTATE NEAR NINE HUNDRED ACRES. , In Lots of different descriptions. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At the Town .Hall, Henleyoo-Tbames. on FRIDAY. 7th of July, at Twelve o'Clock, in Twenty-eight Lots, unless an acceptable offer is made for the whole by Private Contract before the° 2fith of June, THE . Very Valuable and highly - improvable FREEHOLD and small part COPYHOI.D ES l'A I ES of INHERITANCE, in part bounded on the West by the River, 'Tama; the most beatititul and unrivalled situation la the country, abounding with Game. PARK-PLACE, The Rest& ace and Property of The Right Hon. the EARL of MALMES BUR Y. Situate near Henley-on-Thanns, 34 miles from London. Comprises a capital Mansion, placed on a fi ne commanding eminence, tie ir the centre of die Estate, with Oases of all de scriptions, Coach-houses and Stables, in a Park paled road, noble Plantations, with fine grown lofty Forest Treta, Entrance Lodges, beautiful Pleasure Grounds. productive Kitchen Gar dens, surrounded by lofty walls ; Hot-houses, Green homes, Draperies, GArdener's House, and Out-buildings. A delightful COTTAGE 0 RNEB, on the rise of Henley Hill, surrounded by luxuriant Plantations, rich Lavender Grounds, and Meadow Land; elegant picturesque Cottages, a Druid's Temple, fine Ruins, Subterramous •Walks • Eligible Land for Building, commanding the most delightfql kenery; Nat Cot tages, with Gardens, &c. &c. the Horseshoes Public House on • Henley Hill, with Garden and Land; the Two Brewers Public House at the foot of the Hill, near tin River; eligible compact Farms, with excellent Farm Houses, and all necessary Out-build ings. The whole Estate NEAR NINE HUNDRED ACRES. . The Mansion and Park form the principal Lot, and the other part allotted suitable for different Purchasers. May be viewed with 'tickets, which may be bad of Mr. Robins, Warwici•street, Golden-square; or Messrs. Cooper and Son, Solicitors, 'lenity; of whom particulars may be bad, and of Messrs. Webb and Attwood, Clues, Salisbury; the Ins: i at Henley; Sun, Maidenhead; Cattle, Salt Hill and Windsor; Crown, Reading; of Messrs. Oddle. Oddie, and Punter, Soh eiton, Carey-street, Lfheoln's la t; and at Garraway . 6 Cuff:a house, Exchange-alley, Cornhill. Mr. Thompson, the Gardener, wit *tints bandit Plan . 141.laccompant each Particular. SALESI3Y ACTION. . . ABBOVFS LANGLEY,' 111.AR_ z WATFORP, .HERTS. Desirable I.EASEHOLD Ml%l'l, - consisting o? s•'eapital MANSION HOUSE and. OFFICKS,;4IARDENS, &c. and ONE HUNDRED and THIR -SIX. ACRES of rich MEADOW, PASAIRE, and ARABIA LAND, FARM HOUSE, BARN, and OUT-BUILDINGS, and a RIGH I' of SPOR TING Orr.= e xtent.ive MANOR, FISHERY, &c with Immediate possession —By Mr. ROBINS, - At Garraway's Coffee-house,`Change.alley, Cori thin, on Faso AY, June 9, 1915 . at Twelve o'clock, AVERY DesitAble LBASEHOLD ESTATE, held for a Tem% of about Four Years, at i low Rent : Comprising a Contmos!ious and Fitcrilent ReAdence LANG LEY MANOR HOUSE, platoted for the arcommoiation of a Gentleman's Family, situand at Abhotts Langley, in the County of Hens; with suittble Offices, Gardens, Plea , ure Ground, &c One Hundred and Thin y-sis Acres of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Laud, in a fine state of Cukivailuo, a very condiderable 1 sum having been expended In improving the Land: together with a FARM, HOU:sk: and Outbui.dings, and a Right of Sport • ing over the very extensive Manor of .',bbotts Langley, abound ing with Game. fhe Purchaser of the Lease may be accommodated with about Thirty Acres of rich Meadow Land, and an exclusive right of Fishery to the Rise and Grand Junction. A. Tortlivr term may be bad if required at the expiration of the present Lease. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Lucas, at the Mansion, of whom Particulars may be had, at the Essex Arms, Wat ford Arms, Herkhampstead ; Swan, Rickmanswortht White Horse, Uxbridge, White Hart and Cranes, Edgeware; Green Man and Red Lion, 114 ml ; of Mr. Gaunt, Sohci or, Lamb's Conduit street; and o• Mr. Robins, Warwick-street , Golden-square. DERBY. . CAPRA'. woltsiuu AND corroN !miss, ELIGIBLE CORN MILLS WAREHOIBLS, DWELLING- . HOUSES, COT !AGES, &e. kc, - By Mr. ROBINi, At the King's Head, Derby, on Fa in.tv, Jana 30, 1815, at Twelve o'Clock, in 'Fero Lots. LOT I.9rHE very Valuable and highly Improvable I. LEASEHOLD EiTATES, situate at the N6rth- West End of Derby, by the Road to Manchester:—Comprising those spacious and mint desirable Premises, well known as the MARKEAION WORSTED MILLS, a substantial Brick Buildlig, with a capital Head of Water, of a Power sue ICI E ewe A NT £O5 rose; containing the Water Wheels, the ',Meer Mill Room, and three Stories of Spinning Rooms over; attach ed, a Yarn Room, Counting• House, and Room adjoining, and three S•ories aver, with Yarn, Card, and Reeling Rooms. A Build tig adjoining contains a Scouring Room, • Smith's Shop, Joiners' Rooms over; detached, a Clerk's Dwelling-House • on the opposite side, a Drying-Room, Combing-Shop, and Loft ; a Garden; a large Yard, shot In by Folding Gates; an Oil-House, Cart Shed, the Stream of Water, and the Mill Meadow, and a Meadow adjoining, ,containing in the whole about Five Alrus ; three excellent Cottages, &c. The Worsted Mills are now in full employ with 400 Spindles,. and each turns out twelve yards in a minute, with Machinery in proportion, the superiority of which, above others, requires only to be known. The Machinery for Cotton Works contain Seven IHundred and bitty-six Spindles, with other machinery, which, at a small expense, may he fixed fur working, and turned to con siderable additional advantage, as there is always a plentiful supply of excellent Water. the liorizoiltsl Shaft and Wheels, and the different Machi nery belonging to the Mills, to be taken by the Purchaser at a Viluatiun, an Inventory of which may he seen on the Premises, and at Mr. Robins's. Lot 2. The LOWER MII,LS, adjoining the Town of Derby, a short distance from Lot 1, lazily eiied as Corn Mills (hut the Works have been removed), on a capital liead of Wa ter, and capable a commanding a large stroke of Lubi,le . in Grinding Corn, or as a, 11/fantitactory ; Mill Room and pita! Water Wheel, and two stories of Riiinns over; with Om /wilding., Waslitug room. and Cornbitig.shops, &c.-a neat de tachod brick-boin CO ITAUL. with Garden, Yard, &c. and two other excellent Cottages, two capital Meadows, the whole about Five Acres. A new Wear has lately been erected with Stone, in a very substantial manner, and of great u ilicy to flee Mills. T o bp e • e w,, A l l, y arplyi.lA 'to Mr. h( , x, on the Premises. of whom Particulari may he had; at the Kites Head, Derby; Black: moor, Ashhout ne ; 01.1 Angel, Macclesfield ; White Lior, Stockp.ut ; Bridgewater Arms, hlain_hester ; King's Arms, Lan.; caster ; at. Garraway's ; and of Mr. Rubins, Warwick-street, Golden-it - paste, London. • . • .b .„ s'• sIDA IouTH, DEvoN. Beautiful MARINE VILLA, with Offices Pleasure Grounds in the must complete order, and Me adow Land. TO BE 501.1) 1W PRIVA TiL CONTRAC By Mr. ROBINS, AVREEHOLD ES l'A'l'E ; comprising an ele gant MARINE R ESIDENCE, the property of a Gentle man ; erected on an elegant and unlyie elevation, In the cottage style, with an arched roof, eticompassr J on two sides with an elegant rustic Viranda ; 'dire:de 011 a bi auti.ul eminence, within a short distance of sidmoutli, whit+ is remarkahle fur the salu brity and mildness of the air, enamor:Kling extensive prospects of the beautifully-diversified surrinieding country, and boundless views of the Ocean ; Tlartied for the acc(.narnodadon of a Family of the first distinction ; excellent Domestic Offices, and Servants Apartments over; roomy Yards, excellent Stabling, four Coach houses, and other Out-buildings, &c. Orchards, and Meadow Land, containing in all near Fourteen Acresa forming a most enchanting and unrivalled situation as a Marine Residence for a Nobleman, Officers ot the Navy, or for a Family of distinction. To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be bad of Mr. Robins, Wartaick-street, Golden-square; and of John Pedsley, Esq. Exeter. HARWELL, BERKS. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND COPYHOLD ESTATE. Land Tax redeemed. By Mr. WEBB, At the Crown and Thistle bin, Abingdon, on Monday, June 516, 1815, .at three o'slock, (unless previously disposed of by Private Contract,) AVERY VALUABLE COMPACT FRkE HOLD and COPY HOLD ESTATE, Land Tax redeemed. Comprivng a substantial anti convenient FARM4HOUSE, with' Barns, Stabling, and various Out-Buildings, Orchards, and Gar den, and upwards of ONE HUNDREI) and FORTY-SIX ACRES of MEADOW, PASTURE, and ARABLE LAND,_. In a high state of cultivation ' and must eligibly situate in th e Village 9f Harwell, near the Market Towns.of .thingdon, Wal lingford, and.Wantage, in the occupation of Mr. Alfred lirown w tenant at will. To be viewed by applying to the Tenant, *lin will she* the Estate, and of whom pruned Particulars may be had ; and at the Lamb in,,, Wallingford; Allred's Heed, Wastage; Star, Ox ford; Chequer, Speenhamland ; White Hart. N e wb ur y ; at the place of Sale; of Messrs. Merland and Milkr, Solicitors, Abingdon ; Auction Man, opposite the Bank of England ; and of Mr. Webb, Auctioneer and Appraiser, Reading, Beets, where a Plan of the Estate may he seen. N. B. Several respectable Residences, situate in the Town of Reading, to be Sold. COLL.IERY IN THE FOIESI U 1 DEAN, GLOUCES TERSHIRE.—By Mr. SCO rr, On FRIDAY, July 7, at.'lfweive, at the Matt, London, unless an acceptable offer shall be previously nni.'.e by Private Contract, ACOLLIERY very valuable by the su p er i or an d peculiar advantages which it possesses, extensive and eons• pact, centrally situated between the Riven Sevens and M'ye, Eve miles from each, containing two thick Veins of excellent burning Coal, quantity inexhaustible, worked with the greatest certainty and facility, connected by r.iil roads with the above navigable Rivers, supplying thereby. the rapidly Increasing de mand of an extensive populous ccuntry, including Hereford, Ross, Gloucester, Monmouth, Ledbury, Cheltenham, the Stroud, Thames, and Severn Canals, Thames River Navigation, Oxford, Wanton-under-Edge, Kinpwood, Dureley, they, &c. l and a considerable extension of Markets in reasonable prospect. I his important Property, in a beautiful and romantic Country, eminently merits attention; is capable of being brought into full action at a comparatively email expense, with well founded pro specie of presenting a very great return, held for near 500 years,' subject ton small annual rent so the Crown. Particulars at the Bell, Gloucester; Plough, Cheltenham; White Hart, Bath; Bush, Bristol; City Arms, Hereford; Star, Oxford; do Mart; and of Mr. Covet, 111, New Bridge-Arcot London. • • A PLEASING APPEARANCE. • ADZES of the firs. Ftshio 1, from their own e ! . perience, reeuatmend Mrs. VINCI 1"3 GOVl.ll,Ntrt 1.0 IION as the most pleasant and sficriu,ll r••rne•ly fot ail plaints to which thu Face and Skin are Wilde, by removing Verl kind of coarser, ss, • ruption and uttpleasa.it apr,:tral,ce, an,: r ill . dering the skip clvar, smooth, and trausparetti ; I. t , the st ampled repution of this I otion h ,ving d vat JUS iltifanung I; is patitcubrly requested to ask for " Mrs Vincerr's Guntlantrt aud See her name signed upon the label, each 1 . - Aal t that is genuine. Sold by Mrs. Vincent, sole Proprietor, at N 0.6, Davi. Grovenor-square, ; liirons, No. ISO, Okfi.rd-s•re,t Dicey and •sutton, Newl.t•ry and ' , ors, Edsirtrils, and Rise, No. 63. Cheapsitt• ; Barclay a4.tl 800, fleet-M.., and Ward, Hollio ti. lv es lik•iwise Mid in the et.torry o,r •!,s f o ll o wing res.ertal•le houses :—Brodie and Co Salrhot y ; well and ilium, nat'i ; Cuokwerthy aril Co. Plyrion.ll ; Barely Welt oitholnie, York ; wman, Eze!..r ; • Glasgow ;• Scott, Edisikurgls ; and all the mist resprtAti, • •,,,. dens of oinuiste aud Perfumers in every t Eurupe, : in quarts rt. Gd. p:nts bs Sit. 110111 pints 941, D15E.4.41.$ INFA NTS. &c. • .1 . 5 r1 l'prA 3 :.Ynr'sto all n E th N et U rf i m Nli etlils C fcit l th i e t 14 Kind, A pur t ; vuisions, and :.11 those disotticrs in rise atunt7ch infants, which !trove fatal to so'ntirifunder the a; : e It it equally eflicazious in clsolicsi Suits, and °Meg const•!...„ the itpestitivini grownytrsoos.. . , . Thit . itivainable Cordial 11.4sitat is Limp, tred by Ica :ea, (wasistett by her cm's), tt.:ltgitt-r of the Lt e •-, .. Aro . betary, the ttivertor; who itiquesitett iu hrr ‘ • property, und e ritis will, as 1w y t'e WM iu tire h.a tat •!. with IMO:MS instas.ces of it , ..occ. 64. sold . by F. New4,gy aud Sou% No. 45, St. Conr: I...mann, four 3uoi • from CbeaVide. rice !+.l !,,,,•,... by their .iients in town and courry. Observe •.%4.r.• “ F. N ew b e ry, No. 43, St. Paul's," are nag/air-4 11, ikt and be Auro to ask for Gen's. Dalloy% C.trrtireive. • • - NhISVOUS IiYMPLAINTs. DR. FO RESTORATIVI. CORDIAL. DROPS have been will known hsar ha:, .. Century for their ellica,cy in every description of Nemo:, Di. orders, and Debility Or Relaxation hi Persons ta . either :.vx young or old; who:ber hvreditary of occasioned by a lot.:; to, dence in hot or unhealthy Climates, the ttnmoderme nt . rituous Liquors or other noxious Fluids, toe Sedentary a 1.,,, close. application,to Study, excessive Care ot Cr ef, it jnitc.,r: administration of Mercury, Diisipatimi, or ott.er cau .l h, effects orthis eicellent Aid power ul re-anitnatiog a r to give warmth and vignur to the whole Nervous System, to re pair tbe tone .and injured constitution id the muscular fihr.i,! , render fluid anal. promote the due circulation of the anini.lll4lz-s revisit and exhilarate the languid dtoopiog spirits, a.sist digit tion by stininlating and strengthening the organs of the sto.itac., excite a genial gluia of ;vital heat which gradully extend. t: every port of the frame; and if p. rsevera In for a reason:,'.: time, steblex.ss, Irantutte, anxiety, melancholy, and al. the , - plorable.symptonis.of disease will vanish; and le.!rtirlt, ardw,i serenity, and every evidence at rewmated health, will th_ happy result of taking these invaluable Drops. . . •buld at Mr: Burler'ite'No. 4, Cliearide, corner of St. Paul' Chtircts:yatd, London; and moss Lountry Medicine Vender , , bottles, at 4s. Is each.. - SVSRY .MAN HIS - OWN (WC UR. lr...the EFFICACY of 1)r. BOERHAAVE'!. B INFALI.II3LE RED PILL, es. ed. only per hos v tssn ot either St!, a,isted by the ittralualile caplutts.dtrections t tr with gi'ven, are enah'ed to eradicate effectually a mimic nisi 5 L. Disea.se, and to facilitate The 'rt•covcry of health., with ICAPI safety,- certaint p and secrecy, in a few days • For Bilious Diseases, Scurvy, •crofo:a, and impurity of Net.% the etlic*y of this medicine is so yell known and glity s for 50' years gait; that any turtiter counr.eot is .reudeied eeskary: • - Sold-hrSatrnel Leith. No: la; Strand; Sutton and Co. (It Dicey and Sutton). Eiuw..Chstren-yard; and B.tcoss And Co: I Oxford-street,,Londoq; Brodie and Dowding, tiel:sbury ; .% Stalith, perft9ner, North-bridge, Edinburgh; Mania Keene, Nu 6, (;allege-grree g ato)avisOn's, No. 1, Parliamen•-streA ; and e' Me! ars: F:2llMehttry t attati Son; Dublin ;* oilier Med:core V f.- dels.iullurtlse cud America. JJHEAXH, of ' No;on~!rtnt, list, tme tie • Merchanitfoi.ingiand and Traders in general, that for t!•1 convenience - 1A tale, be has placed his JUNliii..& ESSENCE e . PEE PERMINT,- and other Medicine., in the hands or Mr. ED W it DS, dri b at. ea,uri ! Chore's-yard. Th a Esapuce it a safe, edlectwal, and pleasant remedy, in Enc. pcfUty and tholley pairis is the stomach and bowel., cr. is gestion hysterics, sea-sicklier-, nausea attendant est prey cur refs:ado:l and lat;litude arising from atinosph.oric heat, we!: nppetite, fajuries from incionet:t wra her, the abuse ot spinteo. hymn s, and in the spagatudic alf.etion atilt...stomach 3114 ha.% so contmon - to - iltfaliti, adajohis tl,e dose' to Cie to..e.cy of v.: Case. As a Fantity Medicine, or for the Army or N .vy, et w... I>r mend a valuable acquisition. JUNIPER ESSINCL of Per reassist ris so vs-II !salsa as a 5... luable Family Mesliciue,, that the principal. object of this [torment is to g.iaril purchasers arainst Use Luau rous COIIIVar felts which are prepared by Druggists, &c. especially if the orils is for Exportation. l'lle only cautisin I. P. !feels cse cive, is i; see that J. P. HeAr ti, Nottinglmus, is engravi.d iv! the Gowen nient Stamp. sold wholesale as'id retail airs by Edir.ltds, Co. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, in Bottles, its. 9d. and CHING'S .WORM LOZENGES. WORMS are allowed to be the mr,st fregt:znt Sources of Childress' lii4rases:Their Sy nile .41t1 every Parent should be acquainted with. They of appetite, a paleness of the lase, entaciatior, and an .7e gular state of the bowels, attended with violent pains; ttcl bring on coneulalons, affect the growth of the body, and .efes prove fapl, by ending in. a consumption or decay. Dot! n. preventatiie and cure or the ir aLrmins complain: , , :he a VII excellent Medicine is university allowed, un the testi ii.)ity c; dt highest characters In this country, ° to haite no equal. .1 '.r4 public approbation, given to the Proprietor, from a pen ,:•:% Anowledgeof Its efficacy in their own families, stamps its beyond competition, and gives a 'auction to it which nu 5.:14 Medicine of the kind can boast. From the Hott.'and Right Rev. the Leta Bishop of CARL: SLI To Mr. COIN°, - Avotheevry, Cheapside. London. Si readily embrace the opportunity your letter affords art, of adding my testimony to that of the lord Chirt f,laton,ia tarmt of your Ching's l'a tent Worm l.oz,cages, me eldest sun hay! •e, 5 tew months ago derived very nust.rial benefit from the ntetc ' t'. He had been unwell for sect ?al wr i s j.revious to his tal appeared pale and emariated, waelanguid. and co:nrisit:till ~ e • guently of pains in his hod and e hh,, Th e I • cbirc 11-r" who had accidetstly .ee bins : in this rate, tortunat‘ly rtesn'• mended me to the trial of your I.ozengt s ; and that tI , :r•f might be loft, or any mistake might occur, in ohtairing d c . stuLte Medicine, sent me throe do s es of i:. 'I he !Um • 4 occasioned a visible amendonsot, and after the second every unpleasant symptom disappeared, hut I judged It : to give the third, as the two turnibr had as:tea so o monly well. Front that time my so: , has been in Ft-Ifeet t'" lik , and I certainly attribute his cure wholly to the eflt.s , y Worm Lozenges. I have since recommended your re several instances, wherein 1 have the eensiaction to al" . I ' 4 " they have undbimly beet: of great service. I costly to ash:. ifi trontjhe nature of the re', ..t produced by ss7em in my tel..' " 41 I apprehend the comp'airas to have arisen trent vs obs.rtv:da batwarnthe stomach and 'heels. I am, At.c. Role Lastly, Dec. 7. E. CAR LISV., Sold at Mr. butler's, No. 4, Cheapsule, corner ra I.ontlun, and most Cosnors Molt...ne odert w every in boyes.at ta:44l awl as wo.*seh. ... COUNTitir A1.1ith....i :. .I:, OXFORD. MAT 25....Priceut a busi.el of Wbest, W... The Quarturn Lost, 10.. Usastous,TlAr 15.—Wheat per Insti £lO !n• to 19ti ' PaileY, per quarter 30. to 34.. Oat.. 26i to s.h. lisavo . 3c * to 401 x. Peas 404 to 00,. ____—..—..--.9 COAI.• MARKET, MAY Se. Ships at Market. bib+. oold. Price. 31 Newcastk 16t 41 lid to SON N. 3 • Sund4Wl.l.l4 . s 4Sb 391 90 94._ ~J .... HIGH WATER TO•MilfitaoW AT I.ol4lRl 4 lietil )ilL. Morning . • 13 tuliwt.• after :9 Afterimbn - • ... • •40 minu•re a1ter...5....;_ Whited by Lc% sa Naar, kii;lrti Published there, and at the Star Mc TugliP le ev. __-~-=