Star. — London, England, 1828-03-15 00:00:00

i I 'b e lia. and Mik. oth Lech ray. pre. for 12,812.] VICTUALLING OFFICE, March 10, 1828. THE COMMISSION S for VICTUALLING kis MAJESTY'S NAVY, ,fc. do hereby give notice, That on THURSDAY, the 20th Instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for SEVENTY MILLE OF QUEBEC PIPE STAVES. SALE BY AUCTION. This day was publish: • • In Two very large Volumes, Royal •Quarto, rice ,C - lts. 641: • canvas bo.irds, . SAINT GILES'S IN THE FIELDS, TOTTENHAM-COURT -ROAD, HIGH-STREET, &e. Valuable and /invasive FREEHOLD Es FATES, And PUBLIC HOUSES, Eligible for Investment; VOTES FOR THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Dlr. ROBINS, (Of "'Warwick House, R,gent-street) At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change Alley, Cornbill, On THUMSDAY, the wilt of March, 1828, at Twelve o'Cloek, rrICIT,LUS LATINITATIS LEXICON, cntlii!irt et JL cora J AC6III FACCIOLATJ, opera et audio IEOIOII FORM:CW.INT, alumni ieminarii Paterini, lucubratum. Edidit ; Mask int Interpretationem in locum italicz substituit ; .Appendi. cent Patevinam Lexico pastim intercruit, ?aura de suet, &Onetime per 0b,144 feet], huc atque i'lur spar& ; Auctarium denique, et Horaril Torsellini de . PArticulit Latirz 0 adonis Libellum , etlim 'Gerrardi Siglariutn Romenum, et Geineraindicene,Etynzologienat &ditch, • • JACOIIUS BAILEY. A.`llf. To be delivered into his Majesty's Victualling Stores, at Dept fórd,ie half thereof by tke .10th day of September next, and the other half by the 15th of January, 1g9.9. The Conditions of the Contract may he seen at this Office. Each Tender must specify the price in words at length, and be delivered before One o'Clock on the day appointed ; and the . 'Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, must attend to answer when called fur. Regime Soeictatis Literarium Landon Baldwin and Cradiatk, Paternoarer-row ; and W. Pick. wing, Cliancery.lacw. "nit took d aft lot was By Order of the Ttustees named in the Will of the Right HOD. CHARLID Viscount P.I.4IMARD, deceased, • 111 LOTS, ITALUA BLE. EX I ENSIVE, and HIGHLY All V VANTAGIi,OUJ F1tICE110;ol) ESTATES, wuni* the attention of Capitalist', capable at considerable einprovegierd, 'eligibk *s iuvcstttteue , end Qualifying Purchasers cvi , h • the • . Elective Franchise tnr the County of 3lidti4.sex ; CONTIPING 411. IV,ILLER CLIFTON: . FROM -1711. E LONDON UAZETTA MA&PEr 14, ra i de At the Court at Windsor, the Silo day of February, 1132 fa—pr t. the two's Mint Excellent Majesty Ia Council. Tbis day the Right llta.murable Thosuas Fintuhland by las Nl.-je...ty's ousinnund, .4iiorn hi.. Nl4:jesty's hlcee Haaorin b:e Pi ivy Connell. and toot tie seat et chi 1033rd accordingly. A( the Coon at Wiodenr,the I 3 .h day of February, 18',":3—presen!, the 'iinso's N:ost . Froelivot Nlalesty in Conned. This day the Bight Honouti(Oie }Zowlatid .Lord Ilia was, by his lajr.siy's command, sworn of his hiajeaty's Most Honntirairte Privy Council, and took his seat at the Board accordingly. . . VICTLI.itLLY NG-.OFFICE, March 5, 1.928. THE COM,IIIBSiONLBS for VICTUALLING his MAJESTY'S NA VT, 4-c. tit* herebq give neticc, That on Tursuar, the igth it:stay:l, they will be ready to receive 2tendeet in witting (sealed ttr), and treat tor foe Thousand BLUE l'l.t ;I'll J A clocrs, No. 2, F.ve TliouNand Pair of DUCK TBOWSERS; Five Ttiou4anJ DUCK FROCKS, 'light Thousand Pair of WORSTED STOCKINGS—And Five Hundred FLUSHING J ACK E FS, Fur the use of the SCJilltil of his ;Majesty's Nayy• To be deli• eared into the Victualling Stori:s at lli:pt ford ; or at the Premises of such Puhlic Packer in London, as the Victualling !hard may hereafter detrrmine. WI tar bt f4re the Ist t'ay of June next. Patterns of the abovementinned Slops gill i.e cxhilsi!ed at this Office, and those to be agteed for are to be in all respects agreeable thereto, in quality, size, and make. The Condition, of the loutrae.s may be seen at this Office. Each Tender must specify the price in words at length, mid be idelivered before One o'Clock on the Illy appointed ; and the Person vihn makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, most attend to answet when called for. 'don lariat vith. rite Rrections of the Counting 11ium..., large extent of Stabling, won Loits, OC.. otta••; Farrier's Shop, awl part of the Cooperage, with a clositlerable Flo:nage to TALeriliani Court road, torinlii, part of E.t.a capital linaldi-liment of Mem,. ?thin: and Co.'. Brewery. 'lnt 11orse Shoe Public•house, in Front of Tottenham Chitin road, in the occupation of 11r..letininzs. The Dwelling Mu*, No. i.'67; adjoining, in the occupatimi of Mr. Bennett. • Hugh' Hornby Birky, isq. to be Deputy-Lieutenant; 'John DougLis, Ebq. abbe dkro. - . Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County Palatine of urea•ter: BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Sir Charles Henry Riek e :ban. litenbam, Berkshire, dealer and chapntan, front' Mart% 4, to April 22, at eleven, at the .Bear •lesq Readine • ' • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. • NYWlstn Hart, Nottinabbinr, him-snacking-maker. 'llir extenaive Premises, Nos. 265 and 266 adjoining thereto, in the occupation of Mr. iiiddsivoith, Corn Desi!er ; conskting of riiiurnratni very commodious Dwellin3 Howie, a Range of S:ahling :t the Ilia, Coach iltiuses, Cart Lodge, with capital Granaries inlet, arid en enOosed Gateway. Tur. Nos and Hounds Wine and Spirit Vaults, lung Established, adjoining Mr. 110:dsworth's Pr.inlses, with etimmud►uus Dwelling Apartments, Shop,and Yar.uur, an the oct upatio►t of Mrs. Wink held, A spacious Dwelling Douse, situate ►n Highsstrect, St. Ga:e•. oppnsatit the Church, HANKI UrTS. Edward Putt, Ledhury, Herefordshire, voter. to irurrendee, March 11, April I, 1.11d:25, At eleven, at the. Feathery lon, Led bury. Atturnies, Messrs. Bicknell and Co. Lincoln's Inn; or Mr. JAMS Holbrook. Ledbery. • William Sloman Wilson, Cantion•street-road, masterinaeinee, llarch 18, April 1, and 23, at eleven, at the Court of C.onunio 'loner, of Bankrupts, Basingiartstreet. Attornies, Mead% Warne and Sun, Leadrnball. Street. George Comet Bishop, late of Fordwich, Kent, soap-boiler and soap manufacturer, Uarcb 25, at eleven, 28, at twelve, and Apit 25, at one, at the Court of Co.iiiiii.siotters of Bankrupts, lla•-ing- . hall-street. Attorney, ?.Ir. Fitch, Union-streer, Sowhwark.. Janes Lunn and Jonathan Walton, Newcastle upon-Tyne, sliip and Insurance-brokers, March .n, April . 9, and-05; at eleven, at the George lun, NevreJsile• upon-Tyne. Attornies, Mr. James ih'illiainson, Gray's Inn; ur Mr. Henry ingledew, New castle-upon-Tyne. Juseph Howard', Dunstable, B. dfnrthliire, linendraper, March 21, at eleven, 28, and April 25, at ten, at the Court of commis. crone , and 'Mice duct With the Turner's and Flower Maker's Shops and Oateway Occupy:toga Prol.ta.e of overly One Mildred and Twenty-two Feet, With the .13 tc.ous Timber Yard at the Back. In the occupation of Mr. Remnant._ M. WALLER CLIFTON. • EAST INDIA HOUSE, March 14. runt COURT of DIRECTORS of the UAITED - 11 - COI PA Al' of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading to i:e EAST LVDIES, do hereby give Notice, That the Conic will be ready to receive Proposals in Writing, on or before ‘tituar.snax, the of April next, from the Owners of Good, Sound, and Substantial Copper Bottomed SHIPS, of the burthen of from Font Hundred and nay to Six Hundred and Fifty T... I;egistried Measurenteut,specitying the rate of Freight at which thy may be willing to let such Ships fur one Voyage to and from Bengal. Tlist the Cuurt will also be ready to receive Proposals in Writing, tot w lei .re the said WILI))4ISDAY, the ttd, April neat. from the Owner or O - .vmrs of Good, Sound, and substatuial Copper Bottomed SU t t'S, of the Puritan ut irons Five Hundred to Six Hundred Tuns Ilegistertd Nleasursmetit, specitylig the Rate of Freight at which they may be willing to le: such Ships for One Voyage to China, and from China to Halifax in Nova Scotia, at which Port they will be discharged from the Company's Service. The Area occupied by the.ePremises are capable of Improvement to !rimier a large Annual Cncume The White Lion Public Huusc adjoining 16, 1 ligh-streeti Conveniently Planned, in the occupation of Mr. Jackman, On Lease to blesses. Wax and CO. Sit Dwelling Douses, With Shops in Front, and Warehouses at the Back, Nos. 17, IS, 19, 2C, 21, and 22, adjoining, On the East side of High-street, . In the occupation of Messrs. Hall, Lirouche, Evans, Webb, nd tine in hand. sior era of Pai.krupts. li.cb shall-street. Attornits, Messrs. Ilardwick and Cu. Lawri.nce.l.rie. John Foster, Knareslittiugh, Y,uk-bire, timber and iron -merchant, Match 21, April T , anti 25, at eleven, at-the Court Hosise s Leeds. Attormes, Mrs,' s. %Vialle4worth and Co. Gray's Irn; ur Mr. Gaunt. Leeds. Cb. rles James, High-street, Boomsbuty, linendraper, March 19, 25, and April 25, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioner of Bankrupts, Dasiughall.strert. Attorney, Mr. R. Carpenter Smith, Wathrook. William Greatbatctr, jun. May-bank. Staffordshire, Thomas Great*. batch end Joseph Gitatbatth, Oxford, eartbet.ware and china. dealers, March 28, £4, ind April 25, at two, at the Swan lor e Hanky, Stafford.htre. Atturnies, Mr. King, Temple Chain hers, Fleet.strLtt ; or Mr. Dent, Hanley, Staffordshire Potteries. Michael Soulby, late of Swine flcet, Yorkshire, draper and giocer s March 19, at As, 20, at nine, and April 25. at two s -at the Com mercial Inn, Goole. Attorci,s, Messrs. Capes and Co: Gray's luu; or Mr. Shea. burn, Stiaith. The capital and extensive Prenikes adjoining the Furcgo;ng, occupying aFiontage to High-street of nearly Fifty-two Feet, in the Tenure of Messrs. Stables, ironmongers. . • A Dwelling House and Shop, with Warehouses, &e. No. 25, High-street, corner of Lawrence -street, in the occupation of Mr. Waddel. .—A ) sec who, h my tere." of his -mon. 1g the The , e this ulpit; cried augh. dowa maim . - d with e had ik, by id his t, that about converse lege.-- -IN CV Ellie, of Mowtk. of Cork a attic a off kg enact, to limo& —......... I. in Esse& . sea • 1 4 • 1 • I 0 C. ROW. r S S rePikagge Nor. The Tinders, with the wotds ^" Ship Tender" on the Cover,to, "te severally Sealed, and lift witja the &calvary, at this House, at el ftdore Twelve u'Clock at Noon, 011 the said WEOWK.DAY, the 2d cf April ; beyond which hour the Court wil: not receive any Tender. JOS1:1'11 DART, Secretary. The P.miculars of the terms and Conditions upon which the . Ship. will be respectively employed, may be had, upon application: at the Othce of the Ckrk to the Committee of Shipping, at this house, on or after Tuasuar nest, the 18th Instant. _ . Dlt. PARIS ON DIET.—THIRD EntrioN ENLARGED. 'Phis day was published, in aso. price Ioi. 6d. ATREATISE ott DIET: - WWI A. view to e,tablish. on Practical Grounds, a.Systeni of Rules for the Prevention ant: Cure of the Diseases incident to a Disordered State of the DIGESTIVE FUNCTIONS. By J. A. PARIS, M.D. F R.S. Fellow of the . 14131 Coll.:se of Phyairians. Printed for Thomas and George Underwood, 32, Fleet street. 1:11E1•:ItY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA continues to be prepared with the most scrupulous care and attention, by Messrs. '11103355 and Witchos Honor, Manufacturing Chemists, Manchester. It is sold in bottles, price 2s. 9d. or with glass stoppers at Is. 6d. stamp included; with full directions for its use; by their various Agents in the Metropolis, and throughout the United Kingdom; but it cannot be genuine, unless their names are engraved on the Government Stamp, which is fixed over the cork or stopper of each bottle. Of most of the veudets of the Magnesia way be had, authenticated by a similar Stamp, AKOMATIC Smut of Vinecoa, the invention of Mr. Henry, and the only genuine preparation of that article. -- - _ WA ELM WATEIt By means of an Apparatus Alandfactured by J. READ, 55, Regent Circus, Pic cadilly (which is approved and Patronized l•y the most eminent Phys►cians and Surgeons of the United Kingdom). TMs simple Liquid is found to suttee - sr& the use of op ' g Medicines tor Persons subject to habitual costiveness, and other irregularities of the Rowels; Pales; Liver Complaints; Strictures; and other Diseases of the Rectum, &c. being a most etlectual means of pre serving the Bowels in a regular and confirmable state, without prokcing, in the slightest manner, any of those unpleasant eff. cts of nausea, irritation, pain, and ultimate costiveness v occasioned by purgative remedies. The Lavement Apparatus is so simple, that an infant may use it ; may be applied without the assistance or presence of a second Person, and so Portable that it may be car r►ed• in the pocket. SPRING. EVERY Season influences ai t l Constitutions, espe cially thos: of Valetudinariatis.—Eruptions and Scorbutic discoloration, spread themselves in Spring, like noxious and epidemic disorders; if shut up by bleullic Lotions, or retained from weakness of the general system,—Consumption, Asthma, Gout, Rheumatism, Palsy, Apoplexy, or tho,e deplorable and often incurable Calanixtro, Cancer and the Evil, take place, according to the nature of the Constitution. In the great sod general source of these disorders, a scorbutic and scrofulous habit, tl.e VEGETABLE SYRUP of DE VELN OS ha► been lung succession beyond Al just competition and sivalship, and Mrs. CA SHAM is assured, th.it by those who have II &nom ed her with their pa ionage and confidence, her motives will not be misconstrued, when she reminds the Public of the ap proach of mild and warm weather, the season for the Most effectual use of the Vegetable Syrop, in all the Cares for which it is re commended. Tim Medicine is prepared and sold by Mrs. Canbam, at 52, butwts.street, thloru.sakez, at Cis. a bottle ; by her appointment it may also be had, at Mr, hutting's, Cornhill; Alr, Sanger's, 150, 0,110d -street; at must ul the respectable Medicine Venders in London; .01 by her Agents in every considerable Town 10 the lint,tu kingdom. E/h3l. ANXIOUS PREVENT IMPOSITION, JAY and ALAIC UN respectfully inft , rui the Public they have, after much labour and at a very considerable ex pulse, brought to perfection a Label of stud& bini;ular cinuasuctiou and t ai l - r o w duk ‘ utty tit execution, that they treat will tifectually int vein the many Pravda that art daily practibed on the Public.".".. Alt gittlittUll SO the tullowit.g description of the Label will ensure tht geinune blackutg preparen by them. -A pattern like Lace of a putts coluur covers the principal part of the Label, the names ill Day aml :Waring are Fluted in witate letter* edged whit pink i 1114; Wiwi:, and on a v.tute ground, the adctrepa, 1111 i ti-110LISUltN, _ _ as also white Leahis togru with piuk and black, but placed on the Lice paherui the telsnatuat ',me a foot are black on a whist nun*, the ' , seaman* and directions for us* are printed as helot - . blatk*str,t, au white grought.—u7, beet. NEAR BERWICK-ON-TWEED, FELKINGTON GRIEVE STEAD, and EAST NEW DIG GING ESTATES, and LAND at NORHAAI. LIMA LDS or ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES Of Eue ßent ARABLE, MEADOW, and PASTURE LAND WITH Capital FARM-HOUSES and AGRICULTURAL BUILDINGS, ,„A very eligible Prop..rty for an Investment. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) At Garraway's Coffee-hoLse, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, Ou Tuosanav, the 24th of April, INS, at Twelve o'Clock,' THE VALUABLE FILEEHOLD ESTATES, SMUT In the Parish of Norharn in the County of Durham, about Seve■ Miles from Berwick-on-Tweed, the Turnpike 'toads to Cold stream, Cornhill, and Wooler, intersecting the Lands. LOT ONE. THE Valuable ES - 1 7 ,1'itcalled FELKINGTON, a Capital FARM HOUSE, and very compkte range of Agricultural Buildings recently elected and substantially with capital Stabling, extensive ranges in Bullock Sheds, with Yards tor Cattle; Barns, Stack Yards, and upwards of NINE HUNDRED AND FORTY THREE ACRES Of excellent Arable and Pasture Land, divided by Thriving Quick Hedges, with Labourers Cottages. In the Occupation of, and on Lease to Mrs. Dodds, till Whitsunday, Mt, at a low Rent. TILE VALUABLE COLLIERY OF FELKINGTON, With an jinni/me quantity of Coal of a superior Quality, sup posed to be inexhaustible. On Lease to Nlessrs. Cur, Murton, and Grey, with sundry Cottages fur Labourers. LOT 2. The GRIEVE STEA U FARM, with new built Farm House, Stables, Cow House, Barns, Stack Yard, Cattle Sheds and Cottages, &c. and upwards of FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FIVE ACRES, Of Arable Land In the Occupation of Mr, Steel, on Lease. _ Jar 3. The Capital li.;tate of EAST NEWIDGGING, beau tifully situated; commanding a •iew of.the Tweed, and delightful prospects in various directions, with a newly erected Stone-built Farm House, capital Agricultural Buildings,Cottagcs, &c. and nearly Tkilik.E HUNDRED AND NINF.TLEN ACRES, Of excellent Arable and Pasture Lands, In the Occupation of Mr. Smith, a most respectable Tenant, till WM:soon& 115.32. --- LOT 4. A very valuable Inclesure of rich Feeding LAND, adjoiuing the West End of the village of Nurbam, containing yearly SIX ACRES, in the occupation ot Mr. Jeffrey. These Estates are all adjoining, present a favourable opportunity fot an highly advantageous Investment, being let at low item's, and . capable ot considerable improvement ; the principal part of the Property is divided into couveuient k:ucloseres, with thriving Quick Fences ; there is plenty of Limestone; and the Colliery is reckoned to be of a very superior quality, and a Mine almost hieshauvtible, and contiguous to at veal Market Towns. Particulars may be had ot the Tenants, who will show the Estates ot r. George Tait Gifford, bank, Iladdingiou ;at the King's Arms, Berwick-on-'Tweed; Swan, Ali. wick; bell, Belford; bu s ts, CaLisie • Mr. bromine% Solicitor, Morpetk ; Tut k's Head, Newcastle • Black Swan, Truk; Waterloo fluid, Durban); George, Sanitord; Hen and Chickens, Uirmingkani ; Messrs: Seephrusou and Bats-man, Solicitors, SOW :lanipLun-buildings, Chan cery-lane; at Garta way's; and of Mr. Rubins, No. 110, Regent street, where Plane a the Estates may be seen. ON THE BORDERS OF CAMBRIDGESHIRE. A CAPITAL MANSION, FURNISHED, AND OFFICES, SEATED IN A PARK. Extensive Manor abundantly Stocked with Game, and Farm, WITH ratstunsra POSSESSION. TO BE LET ON LEASE, FOR A TERM OF YEARS, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) ACAPITAL FAMILY MANSION, FURNISHED, replete with eiery convenience and accommodation for A FAMILY OF THE FIRST RESPECTABILITY, Seared In a picturmque Park of about ONE HUNDRED ACRES, With aU requisite Offices, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, &c. And an extensive MANOR, With the absolute Right of Shooting over a Manor of about THREE THOUSAND ACRES, Well Preserved, and abundantly• Stocked with Game, with the probability of a Deputation over another Manor •f equal extent, situate about Fifty Miles East from the Metropolis, and about Sixteen Miles from Newmarket, in the Vicinity of Four Packs of Hounds, with excellent Roads in all directions, and a daily Communication with Town. FROM ONF. TO THREE HUNDRED ACRES OF :. . 1ii,..:v.rt1t.:11,, - ies` 1,, • ... 1 . t : . • ' • t i , Op . "\AN. 4 O, , . .. . ' - . • ' ...., . - • :t. . . . mi . t .„., , 1„1 1 1- - - - 111110"' I . 1.. • ' ~. • -`it,o,.. i. 1 04 . . • ; • , I I i ? CCS.IIII e p -, 1 . tld .11F . . ••••., I€lllllllllllllll o . • at. • ,•.. - •.„-.;,...!:...-....„ ---- :. - . - ......1:4 - 4,17:41 . : -. ..,...,. • it! -• . . _ • • • . SATURDAY EVEYVIG - MARCH 15, 1828 • • ,_•• [PRICE nEVENPENCF.•. ---a...46= 0 ,......; --..—...... • In Two very large , ---.8..-- • ' GILES'S IN THE FIELDS, riroTIUS LATIN! . t ''ILT•ROAD, HIGH-STREET, Ste. JL cora JAC6III FACCi - REEHOLD ES lATItS, . .., FOR.CIILLINT, alumni aeinina. ~, . Anglic : in luttrpretationem in locu,, ' " 1 'es USES, centni Pitavinam Lexicopasd inter, ' t er, i ' per obelo4 fact:, hue atqu• i'luc spar•lt ,_ t . , . - .Tana. Horatil Tikrullini de PArticulit Latire 9 . ! .l . ‘Gerrardi Siglariuni lioalauum, et Geigieri.ll3‘,. .. • adiedt, .. .. , • JACOIIIO3 BAILEY. A.M. i,: '''' Regime Soeietatis Literasiuin Socha. 1 ... e: Baldwin aad Cradock, Paternoucr-row; au ~ • -elate. I -, ',.. • 'NOON GAZETTE . , MAspir k.. 1 ,•• _____ L .o 1 4 4, of Februar MEN- mum, T. p 1 ~ sty in Council. • J -- Aulliland _Learla'svri, ' uicytt HenoUn -vingly, ' "Kerr, 1 ,' 1 i f 1"•• I 4 K i ; , . , I t . ..:. . rt? • ; ', t 1, , , it ti . ‘, .. 1 ' 1 ll , ' t ri l IP , . i ' • • I 'll . .f i I, ,;,./ ! i i 4 . otl- , •v. , .. 4 ot ;.y ! : . ' 1 t' , , if! /.•,ii !Ir 'I . 1, ~• 1 ,41 '1: tit . . ... The Admiral Nagle andlthe Crown and Hand Public Houses, And Thirty-three Houses in Maynard -street. Church-street, Bainbridge-street, and Lawrence-street. The Premises of Messes. Men: and Cu. to be viewed by their i permission; the others, by application and consent of the Tenant%; Printed Particulars and Coadisioiss-ansy be had of Messrs. 6. and W. T. Wade, Solicitors, Denmow, Essex; of the:r Agents Messrs. Dawson and Hawkins, Boswell-court, Car. y—trett, I.onsloa ; Messrs. Sewn, Promer, and Sewn, George-street, Adelphi; of Samuel Ware, Esq. Architect, No. 5, John -street, Adelphi; at the various Public Houses tin the Property ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Rubins, No. 170, Regent-street, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. LAND MAY BE HAD IF REQUIRED. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had of Messrs. Burley and Sons, Solicitors, New-square, Lincoln's Inn; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. DESIRABLE VILLA RESIDENCE. stivirs BIM HARROW AND STANMORE, With IN&ea, beautiful Lawn and Pleasure Grounds, Gardens, Plantations, and extensive dry gravelled Walks;. . Coach House, Stables, and Bailiff's Cottage and Garden ; • A fine sheet of Water stored with Fiib ; Capital Meadow Land, &c. laid out in a Park like Style; • The whole containing about FIFTY ACRES. TO BR SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, ' • . Of Warwick House, Regent street. A . VERY DESIRABLE VILLA RESIDENCE, . . seated on, an Eminence, commanding extensive and de lightful Prospects of a rich and 'varied Scenery, embracing Windsor Castle in the distance. THE HOUSE • • • , Is approached by a handsome Carriage Drive from the Lodges, through Plantations and Shrubberies, to a &one Portico in Front, Steps leading to a handsome Entrance Hai Two elegant Draw ing Rooms communicating by balding Doors, the Front one opening into a beautiful Conservatory by•Frenth' Windows of Plate. Glass; handsome Dining Room. Breakfast Roans Library ,. and Gentle man's Room; commodious Oak Stair C ase, branching off to the right and left, over which is a Dome Light, leading to the First Floor, and communicating with Three Principal Bed - Chambers, T wo smaller Rooms, a Dressing Room, Ladles .klerning Room, with French Windows opening to •a Balcony; Roomy Gallery and Water Closet; Seven capital Bed Chambers over; convenient and well arranged Domestic Offices, Cellars,'&c. Out Offices, large Farm Yard, capital Coach Houses and Stables, with Rooms and Lofts over; Wash ilobse and'Latanityiadjoining ; Bailin Cottage, with Garden and Farm • Buildiugi; capital Kitchen Garden, well stocked; Grapery, Green House, • Pine Pit, and Melon Ground; beautiful Pleasure Groundi, Flower Garden, Dry gravelled Walks, Plantations, &e. a Fine Ornamental Sheet of Water stored with Fish ; capital Rick Meadow Land. • The whole containing upwards of • _ FIFTY ACRES. . •••• - Laid out iti a pleasing Park-like style. .. Distant from London about Titelve Miles, and about One Mile and a Half from Stanmore, on the Road to Pinner. - There is a Chapel of Ease to Harrow, about Five Minutes walk from the Lodge, in which there is a Pew belonging •to this Patine. To be viewed by Mhos • which, with Particulars, may be had • of Mr. Robins, No. 170, 11ein.streitc. FRENCH PAPERS. 11011 Tide sfoIIITSUIL PARIS, Masai lL The news which has been received tn-day from St. Petersburgh ju,tifies the apprehensions which were na turally conceived cf the 'affect wr.ich the Tut kisb nifesto would excite in that capital. This docuMegt, by whatever name it may have been called. hak hi en considered by the Russian Cabinet as a teal declaratien of war, with the more rtas. ri, as repeated acts of Nisei lity accompanied the publicati , n nt it. The aospiiof4 S entirely closed against navigtition—Russian ves'tels con. fiscated—the influence of the P. rte easily recogni•ed to the rup.ute of a Tiea. y which Russia was on the pnit t . of concluding with Persia—the losses sustained by Odessa—so many causes of complaint did not persnrt Russia again to refuse a defiairce su. boldly offeisd to its power and its modeiatiqn. We must, therefore, expect shortly to. : oCeirc othcial notice of the passage of the Muth by theAus'sien army,and of the occupa ion of the Principalities. It is affirmed that orders have been given for the army to commence us march on the 12th of April. ItTis still difficult to foresee what may be tl e color goatees withiespect to the Treaty of the 6th of July,. f it de erntination, which the provocations, all directly proceeding from the Porte, seem to render mt re pecu liar to Russia. The conferences at London still con tinue; the object of them will he to seek 1.4- means to maintain the bond which the Pone each-avian* to break, and to Make the occupation of the principalit es, which it has reinletei ittevitab e,-co-ordinate with the measures which it may appear proper to take simul taneously ou this side of the M- tea and the As chipels s. the Russian Cabinet 11 gi. cu ieason to believe, by-the -sactifi,es which it his hitherto made to the common cause, that it ni re() operate sincerely to maintain' a cordormity of views and action,-which cii cum canc.'. more imperious than uuloreseenihat‘ alone - iudOced tt to anticipate on its own part. • -. ri. . - • If this harmony. of which nothing yet indicates the intetruption. should continue -to - direct the -measures taken tin either side to attain the common oljeet, the -tranquillity -of Europe might be guaranteed; for it would be difficult to believe that the Pone would still pet sist in braving the demonstrations which the Eno( - .peatt Alliance would render so formidable by its union. This union is desirable for all parties, especially for the Porte. Sensible at length to the danger of its situation, it must end by understanding it. We desire this. The question both for 3 ji and for the peace of Europe, is- to be decided between the Pruth attd the Danube. Atter the passage of the Pruth, the Poste will, doubt leis, consider n ore attentively the evidence of the dart ger, and -the nesessity of its subuti. ! aion, as inell'to the proposals of-the Treaty of the 6th of J u ly as to the col. ditions of the Macy. of Akermann, which remained to be fulfilled. It is upon the banks' of the Danube that we must wish - that .satisfaction :may be obtained ; for too twiny complicated questions would be met with by 411 parties upon the other side of that river, on the tuins of the Ottoman empire. The same letters announce, that the Treaty between 'Persia and itussia has not been signed, and that hostili ties .were A oing to recommence. The Russian army, at the morkertkof passing the Pi uth, is abundantly sup plied with 'alTtitessary rassurces. The Gazette de 4.'renece contains - no news beyond the preceding article. It has a long dissertation on the al- SALES BY AUCTION. • QUERN-STREET, MAY FAIR. LEASE or •N ELEGANT RESIDENCE, wins OFFICES Recently put in excellent Order, and handsomely fitted up, ♦ND Tii FASHIONABLE FURNITURE NEARLY NEW, Brilliant PLATE. PIER, and CIIIMNEY GLASSES, rich CHASED ORMOLU CHANDELIERS, CELLAR OF CHOICE OLD WINES, Ste. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, • (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) On the Premises, No. 4, Qieen-street, May Fair, On TIIIIRSDAY, the 20th of March, 1828, and following Day, At Eleven o'Clock, THE LEASE of a %el y Complete 1101.75 E,, with 1 OFFICES, recently altered and improved at a considerable Expense, in excellent Order, and Fit for the immediate reception OF A GENTLEMAN.S FAMILY, Late the Residence of Colonel Cram, deceased. 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