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Tucker, George Smith J. L. Lushiugton, T. Ballot on the following question, viz. PRIVATE CONTRACTS.' SURREY. • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) A COPYHOLD ESTATE, TITHE FREE, ' and LAND TAX REDEEMED, Situate a few miles Irons Dorking, on the Arundel and Bognor Road, in the neighbourhood of Ockley. The HOUSE is a FAMILY COTTAGE ORNEE, And consists of Seven Bed Chambers, Dining Parlour, and Drawing Room, with every domestic convenience. A capital Coach Yard, double Coach House, and Stabling for Eight Horses. The whole is surrounded by about TWO HUNDRED ACRES PRIVATE 'CONTRACTS. . FRENCH PA P4S.: FROM tar oazerte,DekßANCll, JULY 1. - - THERM FROM THE FRONTIERS, , Juaa Count Witigenatern has adores ed the toilowing clam.tion to the inhabitants of B ilgaria: " Before I.mall , June, ma,. ge INHABITANTS OF 144;sty• the Emperor has appointed Gentlral in One( Orbit Army, which has just 'ernised the DaiCube; vancing into your country, int- N hit the irt: ntion of cal r!ing into it the miseries of war, but with the role' bj of establishing 't here 'a duriehle pesee, 'sr pun solid •nd durable bases. D., not b. alarmed bp•theentrithre': the Russian army, bat hell +Tr V) it with confidence and friendsh'p. I flatter myself that the good order and dis , ipline which I make a point of maintaining among ihe troops will enhance the glory and the cou rage of the Russian *rimy. The Emperor, m%ruaster, haying declared. vtar against the Ottoman Goo romenr, .y no means Oestre to carry it oa against the peaceable -11:11')iiants•of Bulgaria. • Bolgariansi.of wh.uever dis .rtct or religion you (day of,-.10 not leave your country, your dwellings, or your occupations. ROMP. to furnish the Russian troops with..the provisions • f whicb they . may be in need, and to bring them from all q.retters. Inhabitants of .Bulgaria ! beware of ii.*ift ng atftfrone, or of indulging rev, nge against any perqon W,hatsoeser. 4le who should he guilty of, such mine s woad be severely punished for it. War is in itrnatere *coin+ panied by misfortunes; but the presini saris kth)iTted to a regnl t ar direction, 10 that it will not'brrnkdisa s te r s in its train except to the ilI-disposed, litho shall aoluntarily • espose theriselves to them: Bolgatiaosof y. ton. • dition and religion, remain tranquil, I aepeat to you once more, and con fi de in the magnanimity of theEm perot, my master, who has ordered the whole . artsy which I have the honour to com man d to respect at all times your persons and your i hattitationss Sucts.are the wishes and the orders of his Majesty the Emperor. (Signed) "Field Marshal Count WITTGENSTEIN." BUCHAREST, Jura 9. Our Hospodar, Pi ince Ghika, resides at his coOntry seat Kotintina, and whenever he comes hem he is re ceived' by the Russiah . authorities with the honours clue to-his rank. WORTON 'HALL, Between ISLE WORTH and HOUNSLOW, Ten Miles from Hide Park Cower, and One Atilt from the Great Western Road. TO BE LET OR SOLD.' By Mr. ROBINS, • (Of Warwick-House, Regent-street,) A DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE Planned for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family. The House is a handsome Building, stuccoed W'bite seated On a beautiful Lawn, ornamented with Shrubberies, Plantations, &c. and contains, Entrance Hall, Dining and Drawing Rooms Breakfast Parlour. Library, Eight Bid Ch am b ers , Dressing Roo m, t Boudoir, Water Closet, &c. Excellent Kitchen, Scullery, Pantry, Stag Closets, &c. Good Cellars. Detachedl.--A Double Coach nOlille t ind'Stahling for Six Hordes, Harness Room and Rooms over; Erewhouse, Dairy. Hot and Cold Bath; Capital Kitchen Garden well stocked with Choice Fruit Trees, in full bearint;* Grapery, Peachery, Conservatory, Sumner Houses, Gardener's Cottage. &c. . Fine PieCc • W;!.ir well s cored with Flab; • The whOlei containing *Wont • , •• ' FOURTKIir ACRES. An additional Quantity of Land , may be had if required. To be viewed by Tickets quay (hetvieen the hours of Eleven and Four o'Clock) which, with Particulars, may be bad of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent -street. Of Pasture, Arable, and WooJ Lane, With Scenery bf extraordinary extent and beauty: At a short agreeable distance is a FARM HOUSE and COT TAW?, replete with suitable Farm Buildings. The liatate and Neighbourhood abounds with Game, and Fox Hounds Me kept at a short distance. " That the Court of Proprietors fully approve of the measutes adopted by the Court of Directors in bringing the case of an abuse of Patronage before a legal Tribunal: and although Captain Paoseurr appears to have acted inc.utiously a. d imprudently, tet having been acquitted by the verdict of a July of the charge pre.. ferredagsiost hint, and the Proprietors being also sati.fitti chit hu was not actuated by any corrupt motive, they are not . diSposed to withdraw their coursd,g; En t i t Ak kAil !L * N o w s the El .. Mtge Body." JOS LPit DART, Secretary. To be •iewed''by Ticket., which, with Particulars, may b. bad af, Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street. HAINVELL, DDI,F.SaX, A sliort diwances from the road t Ultoiclge, eight tulles from (Morel-street. Dr.STTIA FAMILY RESIDENCIC, With Lawn, Ple.s.hre Orquarl., Gar.leim Coach Huu-e, Stable', BOW EN 'S NEW:INVENTEv LO N D 0 N, WRITING PAPER is now ready for the inspection of the Nobility, Gentry, aid the Public, at his general NVltolesile and Betail Warebouw, 315, Oxford -street, South side, between Hare wood place and Regent-circus, where the smallest quantity may' bebad fur approval, as J. B. feels cot:hdent that if it is given an impartial trial, it will be found to possess the general qualities wanting in most of the Papers called 44 Bath," &c. namely, a firm and sound Paper to write on, ptrfeetly free from any greasy sur face, warranted net to sink or crack in folding, and yet of the finest quality and colour, and from experiments Made on heated cylinders, this Paper will be found invaluable in the East and West Indies, as it will keep in the Hottest Climates without injuring. To distinguish it from the Bath Papers, it hal the maker's name in the body of each Sheet, namely, " J. Bowttes Lennon Piing." Papers stamped 6 . London Paper," in the corner, are not of this mate,—The price; are the same as the Bath Papers, but a con siderable deduction made en taking a quentlty.-51SlOgoirdastreet. and Meadow Neatty THIRTY ACRES. TO BE LET.FOR A TER :4 OF YEARS, OR TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, rpy %!r. ROBINS, (Of Warwick Hou.e, Regent iiireet) SUSSEX. BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, Elegantly fitted up, with ckAnniodious Offices, attached and detached ; COACH HOUSE, STABLING, excellent GARDEN, Extensive Drives, &c.' FARMS, COTTAGES, AID UPWARDS Op • FOUR HUNDRED AND TSVENTY.FIVE ACRES, Abounding with Game, And an extensive Right of Shooting may probably be obtained. TO. BE SOLD BY. PRIVATE CONTRACT, OR TO BE LET FOR A TERM OF YEARS, By Mr. ROBINS, • (Of Warwick Regent-stree4 A VALUABLE and very Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE—WORTH MALL ; Situate in the Parish of Worth, in the County of Sussex, on Ste Brighton Road, about Thirty-two Miles from London, and about Twenty Miles from the Cosh ; couratsiso A VERY ELEGANT AND SUBSTANTIAL MANSION, Cased with fine Stone, erected upon sn unique castellated elevation, Planned for the . . Accommodation of a Noblem an or Family of Distinction, Beautifully seat e d in Grounds presenting a line Park-like appearance, and commanding delightful Proapects,with a finely Wooded Scenery. AN ENTRANCE LODGE, • And Carriage Drive to the Mansion, Which contains suites of Apartments, elegantly fitted up, and cons. mcidlous attached and detached Offices, Stabling for Six Horses, loose Boxes, Coach House, &c. • P ro d uct i ve Kitchen Garden, way Wali•and clothed with thriving Fruit Trees, well Stocked And Cropped; Plantation, with Walks and Rides, &c. FARM HOUSES, With Barns, Stables, and Agricultural Buildings; THREE NEAT COTTAGES, AND UPWARDS OP FOUR HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRES Of Meadow, Grass, Arable, Wood Land,and Furze Ground, Allying • " compeer, part let off to respectable Tenants. This Estate in well calculated for the preservation of Game, of which there is a good stock. The principal part of the Oak Timber is growing very last, and at an age that pays great Interest for Money; the Rites moderate.. The Sporting may be extensively enlarged if required. The Wood Lands abound with Pheasants and Game. Or TO BE LET FOR A TERM OF YEARS, WITH VHI !ITV ACRES OF LAND. • AFALL':: i . LE FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATE, comprbong A commodious Re.ldence,iteautifully iltuate at Hanwell, at a convenient distance from the road to Hs bridge, hancisionely fitted up, and adapted for the accommodation and imtnetliate reception of a Family of Distinction, seated on a Lawn, upon an Eminence, commanding delightful views of the surrounding country. The House contains an Entrance Hall, Dining Parlour, Drawing Room, Ltbrarv, Anti-room, capital Bed Chambers, and Dressing Rooms, secondary Bed Chambers, Water Closet, &c. attached and detached ()Iced. Stable Yard, Coach House, Stables, Harness Room, Farm Yard, &c. An excellent Walled Garden, clothed with choke Fruit Trees, in full hearing, Green House, two Cottagis and Gardens, productive Meadow Land, the whole containing about Thirty Acres. EVER ANXIOUS TO PREVENT IMPOSITION. DAY and MARTIN respectfully inform the Public they have, after much labour and at a very considefible ex pense, brought to perfection a Label of suck singular construction and extreme difb4ulty of execution, that they trust will effectually ',men' the many Frauds that are daily practised en the Pubtier- An attention to the following description of the Label will ensure the genuine Blacking peepared by them. A pattern like Lace of a pink colour revers the principal part of the Label, the names of Day and Martin are printed in white lettensedged with pink and black, and placed on a white ground, the address, 97, HIGH-HOLBORN. To - be viewed by Ticket• only, which, with Particulars, may be of Mr. Robins, 170. Itcgeut-weet. FREEHOLD, GUNNERSBURY PARK, Within Six Miles of Hyde Park Corner. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr..ROBINS, (Of Warwick [lonic, Regent•street) THE Beautiful FREEHOLD ESTATE, forming the East End of GUNNERSUURY PARK, The Residence of the late Major Alexander Morison, deceased, With' commanding Terrace Walk in Front ; Captaining Suites of handsome Apartments, elegant conservatory, ' Pine Pits, Hot and Green Houses, stored with Vino; OfAces of all descriptions suitable to the Establisbatept ; Double Coach House, Stables for Six H o rses, 'R ooms sad Lifts The grand Illusion army has begun to pass the Danube at Tsmaiil. A corps of 40.000 will march fr om this place to-morrow for Silistiia, and every thing in dicates that offensive operations are going to begin' la Bulgaria. Brailnw is on the point of yielding. HEIthIANSTADT, Jou 13. The construction of a bridge at Oltenitza seems li6ly to experience considerable obstacles, because the nature of the ground and the right bankof the Danube afford great advantages to- the enemy, and Omer Vrione, Pacha of Salonichi, has arrived by forced 'marches with 15,000 men, and posted himself titer% The Turks in Breilow snake frequent sallies, and defend themselves obstitiatelY.—Artgshirri Gazette. FISNCH Fuxin—Five per Cents. 105 f. 75c.—Three per rents. 72f. 35c.—Neapolitan, 76t. I sc.—A:snit (1823), 734 f.— Kst h ino on London, one month, 25f. '.:sc.—ritgre months, 2.5 f. 15e, IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. as alto white letters edged with pink and black, but placed. an the lace pattern, the signature and price at foot are black on a Whitt =round, the preamble and directions for use are printed as berate' black letters on white ground.---97, High-Hadborn, Sept. Itlb—.V over ; Lawn and Pleasure Grounds, Laid out with exquisite taste, ornamented with luxuriant Shrubs, Thriving Evergreens, and stately Timber Trees; Capital Productive Gardens, Walled and clothed with the choicest Ft uit Trees in full bearing; Ornamental Dairy in the Gothic Style, and Cold Bath, Billiard Room. Brew House, and various Outbuildings; A fine Piece of Clear Water„stored with Fish, and running Streams; With sundry Enclosures of Meadow Laud, The whole containing about SEVENTEEN ACRES. To be viewed by Tickets only (on Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays, between the houri of Eleven and Fnur o'Clock), which, with Particulars, may be had of .11r. Rehins,l7o, Regent -street. . HOUSE OF LORDS, JULY -2. The Manchestei Improvement Bill was read a third time and Passed. The Diqillation Bill was read a third time and paved. The Criminal Justice (Ireland) 11.11 was read a third time acd passed. • The Larceny (Ireland) Bill was read a third rime and passed. The Hotel Licenses Bill was read a second time. The Ale Nouse Licenses Bill passed through a Coitntitti•e;nind received some verbal amendments, on the motion ut ,lord MERSDA The Stamps on Policies of Insurance Bill, the Plate dials Bill, and the India Prize Money Appropriation ligh were severally committed, and the Reports received.—Tbe Ho4se then adj.,urucd. SCO I'S APPEAL. House or Lords, June 27. THE ALBION ASSURANCE COMPANY V. MILLS AND ESSEX. Capital ESTATE for RESIDENCE or INVESTMENT. NI A NSION, With OFFICES, GARDEN: rI.EASURE GROUNDS, COACH HMISAS;STABLES, And-oilier ounnnultßark FARM YARD; &t. To be 3riewed.by Tickets only. Particulars may be 63d of Messrs. Le Blanc, Oliver, and Cooke, .Solicitors, New Ptridgeottreet, Black. friars ; 'and of Air. Robins. 179:Regent-street, wilt re a Plan of the Estate may beieen, and 'fickets tor viewing may he had. Eatent,ive MANOR, CI)URTS, QUIT RENTS, AND FIN-KS; PERPETUAL ADVOWSON,DONATIVE and GREAT GERMAN PAPERS. Ti rHBS; Eligible FARMS;witls GARDENS. and all Requisite AGRICULTURAL OUTBUILDINGS; AND NEARLY of a ad od DELIGHTFUL. FAMILY RESIDENCE, WEST END, HAMPSTEAD, Within a short distance of the Metropolis, with Lawns, Pleasure Grounds, Green House, Coact Houses, Stables, good Garden. Ice. TO BE LET FURNISHED, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) A Very Desirable and Commodious RESIDENCE, Z - 1, adapted for the Accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, v•rh convenient and well-arranged Domestic Offices, Hot and C•ld Baths, Coach Houses, Si: Stall &abk, delightful Pleasure Grounds, beautiful Flower Garden, Grotto, Summer House, and Meadow Land. The whole about EIGHT ACRES, With the use of Two Cows, Poultry. Ice. A Coach, Morning and Evening, to the City and West End of the Town, stops at the Gate. To be viewed by Tickets only, which, with Particulars, may be had of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent street. GLOUCESTER PLACE, PORTMAN SQUARE. CAPITAL FAMILY RESIDENCE, With Meet of all descriptions, - - COACH HOUSE and STABLES; All in the most complete Order, basing been lately improved at a considerable Expense. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE` CONTRACT, By Mr. VOBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent•street)" The LEASE (Abiiur Thirteen Tears unexpired) of A CAPITAL AIRY FAMILY RESIDENCE! hardsornOy s , ted up, and adapted for the accommodation of A Family isf the First Distinction. Containing, ON thy Ground F! or—An Entrance Haft, noble Dining Boom, lihr ?r!!:e•‘ , /en)a!!' s Liressing !loom, and 'Water 'Closet ; VestiSale, frame Sraircase, to Three elegant Spacious Drawtr i e P,,,n r.s , conirnutilcatin g by Folding Doors; a Boudoir, and Water ; se; B.dcony and Viranda hi front. , th e Secord Flor—Tbrve large Bed Rooms, Two Dressing ' . unl r , Water Onset, &c and Si: good "led Rooms neer, House (I .)Pvt. &c. with ail requisite and convenient Domestic in the 11..cenien!; Cozen tidies, for Wwo Carriages, and .tztlts hot Bursts, Harness Room, Lofts, awl. it&so'allitooss. iAtr• b. *ie v'efl by Tants only; viltb rartkollis, may be' Lf 11r. Robin, , So. 170, lirsent street: ir Ira. Os- roar/ ONE THOUSAND ANDTiiiiiE HUNDRED ACRES. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), By Order of the Trustees and Extent9rs Of BAILTLIT GOODRICH, Deceased, A VEkY Valuable and Compact FREEHOLD and Small part ,COPYHOLD ESTATE, Lind Tax Redeemed, THE SALIM; ESTATE, Situate between Dunmow and Braintree, A fine part of the County of lissnx• COMPMI•INO THE MANOR OF GREAT &JIANG, Extending over the whole of the ?mist) of Great Sating, and over Lands adjoining in Bardfield Sling; containing nearly TWO THOUSAND ACRES, Abounding with Game, with the Courts, Quit itents, Fines, &c. SALIM; GROVE ; _ An elegant and substantial Brick-built Mansion, commodiously planned, handsomely hued up, acid adapted fur the accommodation of A FAMILY OF THE FIRST RESPECTABILITY; Seated on a Lawn, commanding delightful and extensive Views in various directions, with Pleasure Grounds, ezpir.l Walkd Garden, all requisite attached and detached Offices, Coach Houses for Four Carriages, Stable for Nine Horses, and Agricultural Buildings . THE SPACIOUS MANSION called SA LING HALL; With Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Out Offices, Ponds of Water stored wi h Fish ; Salk% Hall, Parke's, Onchor's, Muchmore, Bert's, Bacon's, and Boreham's Farms with good and cony( intnt Farm Houses, Gar dens, Barna, Staljess and all requisite Farming Buildings, in capital order, Yards, &c. The White hart Inn, and sundry Cottages, with Gardens in the Village. The whole containing, with the Lands in halal!, about QNE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES, Of tixeillritt Meadow, 'Arable, Pasture, Wood Land, and Oziers; all lying emiplet ; beautifully timbered, and nearly in a ring Fence; principal part on Lease to very t expectable Tenants, the remainder At Will. THE GftEAT T ITHRS, Arishig'&o6i deter Lands"(about FOUR 11 U NDRED ACRES), • In•tbi Palish Of 'Grtiat Sating, The Pcfpienal - Advowilit arid 'Ne rt Prtsedtation to the Vicarage of Gt eat Sallng, Wiiiels has an excellent Parsonage House, O ffi ces, Coach Ilouse, St*le, And OliktitMdfirga ; Pleasure Ground, Garden, and Glebe. Thif Perpetual' Advdvcson and Next Presentation to the Donative ofßirdneld Sating, with a CNAtage, Garden, and Croft, with the Tithes arising from both, amounting to about TWO HUNDRED A N D TEN POUNDS PER ANNUM.. `this is a very eligible and destraf le Property for, Residenee or Investment, fur a G..nrieman.food of Agricultural Pursuits or Field' .11 , 04..., 'in a highly respectable neighboorkuod, with good Roads in all driectionsiaud et:navvies to excellent Markets; • the Rental and estimated Value above TWO TIIOUSAND tHk ER lIIJNDIU D I'OUN DS PElt ANNUM. kansion to be viewed by Tickets only, the Farms, he. on appfieation to the Tenants. Particular. may be had on the Pre. 4°114'; of Mr. ell9l* Law, *Akita's Lincoln's Inn; and of Mr. RobitO, Regent-Wier, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen, and lkiatrkivitiviiii dal bs had. TRIESTE, Jove la. We have letters trona Altiadditia'of the 22d of May, which, however, contain hothine 'interesting. A block ade was still apprehended. A t'tench frigate, corvette, and brig, were in the harbour ; the Turkish ships of war went in and out without obstacle. SYRA Mar g,. We leain by ships, friimAlexandria, that there are ,pirates in the aicinitr of !U . ities', who, however, have not yet made any tiooty. 'Yesterday a boat left our port, as it was stated, to go to Andros; but it was re cognised to. be a pirate, because it took in men and arms at tie back of the Island :, our authorities imme diately dispatAed ah armed boat aher it, which took the piratical veisel and - brought Whither, where it was burnt, and the crew put in irons. It was discoiered tin this occasion, that there was a sociny for three piratical vessels, one of which was to be fitted out here, another at Mycone, and the third at Porm, on which account the Government immediately sent people to those Islands to seize the pirates there. Today soldiers have been sent about out Island in all directions, who have arrested several persons, owners of those vessels. On the news of the declaration of li.us.ia against the Porte, several Russian merchantmen here have been dis mantled, as they cannot find employment. FROSTIERS OF RUSSIA, Joie 4. It would probably be a great mistake to believe that the army of the Emperor Nicholas, who is adored throughout his empire,will be hindered by any obstacles, besides overflowed rivers, or the resistance of the enemy, horn advancing to Constantinople. If we consider that 300,000 well disciplined troops, of all arms, who have been prepared for these three fears for this crisis, ad vance without interruption—that the most judicious measures have been taken for the supply. of the army by sea, when it ha; reached ete defiles of Mount Bal kan—and that the declaration of war' recluirei . ftdl demnity, and security for that indemnity —many things may appear in a different, light. All Russia is in motion: A strong Corps of Obseriaticin, ondtr the Gland Duke Constantine, covers the frontieri of Polaticf; 40 battalions of I,ooo' men P each - froin the military cotinies:founded by General Aralctschejcff, ate now fur tfie first time sent into the field. ilitheito very few. Cossacks and no Boshkirs, or other Nomade cavaliy, !lave been levied, b eca u se they ate kept:for another °pur pose! But the defection 'Of. the ZapaiOesiusthe fall Anapa—pend the advance army ot.Georgia,' code: General Paskesi itsch, lowards &mom, must tie wile-, :oily considered. The Black Sea reseMbles an immehtf. 411C110t age. H a lf M oscow has emigrarld to ales.t.' Vtato44, Jurtt 2 0.—NletalliqueN 920 Dank 1i.are5,1,01144.•' Jodi . 21 .—Actalliques, 92 1.16; blink Shates wine tertrovi, lime t 6: OTHERS, PROPRIETORS OP ]HE STEAM VESSEL BERT entice. • This was an appeal to the House of L^rd-, for t' e purpose of overturning a •erdict of the Jolty Conti. room, in favour of the defendant;, to the amoutit of 3,000/. on the loss of the steam beat abovenientionsd. The case has been argued at great length, both in the Courts below arid at the bar of this Hod , e;'and - hi% Lordship now affirmed the judgment of the Cants below in favour of the .Proprietors, the plaintiffs (the defendants in the appeal). HOUSE OF COMMONS. . At four o'clock the SIMANZI found only sixteen Members re sent, and declared the }louse adjourned. PARLIAMENTARY PAPER. A Bill to ircapacirate certain Persons therein mcntionel, from vot ing at Election. of :Members to serve in Parlianitrit. Whereas a long established and notorious custom has prevailed in the llorouLih of East Rettorti, in the county cl Nottiaglurn, on th e p ar t o f a largeanajority of the tieemen or electors, of receiving boor each of the burgesses returned to Parliament for the said Bo rough, lot vi horn they shall have voted, a gratuity of twenty guineas each to the several elector', for their votes in his favour: And whereas the persons liere;nafter mentioned have been guilty of receiving the same; he it therefore enacted by the King's most excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent f the Lords Spiritual and • Temporal, and Commons, in this present Paliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, th.t Wm. Leadbeater, Thomas Cutler, Samuel Brown, John But ler, William Eaton Jackson, Witham Elvidge, George Worsley, John Tenny, John llawher, Robert Appleby, William Cottam, Stephen Lawrence, George Haydock, Thomas Evans, John Utley, Thomas Lawtence, Wm. Hodson, R. • W -among)), junior, James Colton Nicholson, William • Brown, junior, Joseph nolli n d, William Cartwright, William Cocking, Thomas Ap 'pleby, Wilkie!) Burton, Thomas Wiodle,Wilbam Grant, William Hodson, I.lin Barton, jun. Thomas Willey, JAI) Houk, Broxholme Sianey, Was. Cookson, John Crooks, Isaac Dean, JON . ) Westby Lead. • water,' John Savage,. joseph Scolt, James Bailey, T. Outlet, John Mason, Mita Watiniseigh, senior, G 4440 ThomasB e C ooke, d.o J hG o n h a n iik i ne i . n r ..) :t o l oi e ifin. J . l o lit h e„i n wie . e L rs , a 71 k , Go he 0 r J n i B B e n B te u e r a r ,: f o n i ,p en , r a:n o o sc: Louth. Lirrgdaf,, ilium; of ClaywortkiJohn Richards; of Thelma' Slandy, 'Hurst Steven (now of StlveYy, hear;Phesterdeld, in the , cqunty of Derby), T. .. eink-ct atop; Batianifn Scott, of Mar, !Chain' :Lgor t '• Wjhwin ,London, 'Edward Gotland, of London, John Hartihetne, of Retford;,ind Wm. Day, _ • PRIVATC 7 CONYUCTgr • KENT. TO BE LET UNFURNISHED, Witb Sperling over FIVE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND. A DELIGHTFUL VILLA RESIDENCE, seated on an Eminence. commanding beautiful Views of the Sarriunding Country, In the immediate Vicinity of Sir Taos. Deices Park ; cot:Tammy Dining Room; Drawing Room ; Library; Breakfast Room; Seven Bed Chambers • and all requisite Domestic Offices. Oath House, and Stabing; Garden; Plantations, and about THIRTVACRES OF LAND. To be viewinl by Ticket, only, which, with Particulars, nuir i be bad of Div. Robins, No. 170, Itegetu.street. DESIRABLE AND OE toIdKOUS FAMILY: - REST Rck, With convenient OFFICE 4. COACH fIOVSF., 4yArpt,c-rc e .. PLEASURE' GROUNDS,-PRODUCTI VE GA RDErN• Well Stocked and Cropped, with thoir.g.froit Trees; ate: - TO BE LET IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, By Mr. ROBINS, • (Of Warwick Howe, ftegent-street) A VERY COMMODIOUS MANSION, adapted for the Accommodation of a • FAMILY OP DISTINCTION, Seated on an eminence, commanding most extensive and luxuriant Prospect) of a very interesting and varied Scenery, with excellent Domestic Offices attached add detached; delightful Pleasure Grounds tastefully laid out, Lawn, Shrubberies, Conservatory, a capital and productive Kitchen Garden, fully stocked, cropped, and planted, walled, and clothed with choice Fruit Trees in full bearing ; Grapey, with Peaches, &c. The use of a Cow and Paddock. Situate a few Mlles North of the Metropolis. To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be had al Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent -street.