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X I ) je j. 41 1. .' 0 , • 4 • -4 4 k k t tr c iw ar SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1818. OFFICE FOR TAXES. February 16, 1616. THE COMMISSIONERS for the AFFAIRS Of TAXES hereby give notice: That all Claims for Penns* of PROPERTY TAX on Rents and Profits of Meanness Lands, Tenements, and Ilereditansessu belonging to any Hoag& tsl, School, or Almshouse, or vested in Truseees for charitable purposes, and of the Duties on Stock, or Dividends belonging to Voreignera, or Friendly Societles established and duly enrolled under the Act for the encouragement and relief of Friendly IP- , niches, or on the Stock or Dividends of any Corporation, Raul tensity, or Society, or Trust established for charitable purpose only, must be delivered at, or transmitted to this Office, on before the sth day of April next, when the Accounts will be finally closed. By Order of the Board, l'hie'day was pu6lishect, - . . Ia mat Ovo. with 10 Plates, comprising upwards of 20 Mora, many of which beautifully colourel, price ss. boards, AN ESSAY w cm the CHEMICAL HISTORY and MEDICAL TREATMENT of CALCULOUB O&DISRIL-131 A. MARCET, M.D. F.R.B. Physician to Guy's &c. esc. &c. for Longman, Hurst, Rees, pram, and Brava, London. select Iris ' die Di. Pearls, Ladies' LADY M. W. MONTAGUWS LETTERS, A; Tilt day were pabhshed, in S vols. post ova with a portrait, and fac-imi4s , the Btrala Midas, price hi. sa. boards, rWORKS' of the Right Honourable Lady 1 MARY WORTLEY MONTAGU/kW:lading her Cor respondence, Poems, and Essays. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Bees, Orate, and Brown ; John 31 ay ; and Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Lasdon. MATTHEW WINTER, Secretary for the Main of Taxes. WE VOCAL CONCER'T'S. , HANOVER-SQUARE, • utioas of which are nearly completed, ince and Accommodation, will not be Room in the United Kingdom. LEMAN, CHARLES KNY AM KNYVETT, and GREAT°. ,nnour.ce to the NoLility and Gentry, ill commence on ERMA Y, the 6th d at. every succeeding Friday (Passion d) to the end of the Subscription.— will be introduced, and several Vocal performed in this Country. The fol srformers are already engaged :—Ma. aid Signora Corti (Pupil of Madame Virs. Ashe, Miss D. 'Travis (by permis. de Directors of the Ancient Music), 'reclean, Messrs. C. and W. Mired, and ,Vr. Bardeman, with enumerate uding the celebrated Female Singers re every possible effect to the Grand es of Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, ring extensive Band of the first Per. Weichsei, Leader; Mr. Mr. W. Griesbaeh, Mr. F. Warre Mr. Rawlings, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Coe . met, Mr. Jolly. VioLte-31r. Richard kodban. Vieloncelloe—Mr. Hadley, ndley, Mr. R. Lindley, jun. Double. Mr. Boyce, Mr. Addison, Mr. Fleether. Birch. Oboes—Mr. Griesbach, Mr. Wilman, Mr. Mahon. Bassoons—Mr. itch Horns—Mears. Petrides. Trum. lyele, jun. Trombone—Mr. Mariotti. mkinson. Grand Pianoforte—Mr. C. ".:onductor—Mr. Greatorez. The Or of 100 select Performers. as heretofore, Five Guineas for Nine , table in Families, Ladies' to Ladies, and en; and where two names appear on the Ticket is only transferable between the nytnay most assuredly be select, it is a doe, that any Ticket sent to a Shop or a shall be forfeited for the Season. red by the Managers respectively, and at w Bond-street, where Tickets are now Lades Tickets are red, and the Gentle. as of former years are very respectfully intendons respecting the ensuing season ickets may be reserved for them. RILLE DANCING. card-street, Golden-square, gives Practice in genuine Quadrilles, Waltz, dented by the select Fashionables of using Sets for Ladies only—Evening men. Private Lessons at an hours to Pupils, of any age, wishing privacy and aed acquirement than Public Lessons attended. Youth qualified for the Pro dies instructed to teach their Families, ri sale new-invented self-playfrig Instru culdvate their own Dancing, give Balls tuse themselves and friendswith Music WING SAUCE. nventor and Proprietor of this rtide, begs most respectfully to caution the Public, against the daily frauds and many London and Country Oilmen and deceive and deprive them of the GE AUCE. None are genuine but those dod with the impression, " J. COCKS, the following description of the Sauce ,abel: Fish, enriching Gravies, &c. prepared retail, by .1. Cocas, Ressone."This t Table with all sorts of Fish, in prefe ucet, and is esteemed peculiarly delicious Hashes, Rump Steaks, and Cold Meat. o Sauce ever met with such general ap iale. It Is patronized and recommended lilies In the Kingdom. on by 2GO of the most respectable Oil derN ; in Bath by 30, and by most of the :den in the United Kingdom; who also superior ESSENCE of A NCIIO V I ES; e will enure it the preference- CD FRIA-ENTER. - - --- le many attempts that are daily t the unwary a spurious composition in locking prepared by Day and Mirtin,they nel, in w!li.:h ilpir signature and address, !JIG 11-110Li3ORN, ed in the entre of the label, that they s, and the difference of the. type, which is will enable purchasers at once to detect ~ACKING, made and sold wholesale by 97, Iligh-llolborn, and retailed by the uttts, 13,uksellers, Ironmongers, Perin z. tr. United Kingdom, in Bottles at ES AND THE SMUGGLERS. ornish coast, where the briny sea sx s:nugg?era pervading (laves, for their boat from the waves, is of choir signal agreed on was mid p!act, riLh and b:ight, t boat might her harbour not miss, their light. officers heard of their prey, heir own they would make k ; es soon, and they hastened away :h or take it. 1h where the Smugglers were, ailed by a holloa, rd of the boat that did wear td seemed them to follow. trd put the boat to the shore, trades to meet them ; Custom-house Officers wore ty completely did cheat them. h ►Warren's Jet Barking had set and grand, ght from their Mack-beaming jet, a the signal to land. rev.'s 111ttr'•; ~ !. 8 effect, tat in an i.::tant; Black dill their faces reflect, n no farther resistance. in the boots was dkplay'd, hat at least a 1 . 111 score herethey surren , lLed afraid, om the boots bare ! estimable BLACKING is prepared by 7 aY vioz. Strand, London; f;ro•-cr., Ironrnemgors, Brush. in cvcry Town in the Kingdom, ;maw, ftti. intl. Jn.l lAd. ik for W.k ft ILL N . :l lild,king. THREE PRIZES OF Xsopoo. sand CO. - respectfully remind the Pyiblic 1-.3 that the 4th of Waxy Mount is fixed for the Drawing of the STATE LOTTERY .—The SCHEME contains the foie lowing unusual List of Czpiral Prizes, viz. 3 Prizes of .E 30,200 Sterling Money £BO,OOO f ' , . 3of sone Scedlag Honey 15,003 10 of l,OOO Sterling Money 10,0(43 12 of 5OO Sterling Money 6,000 14 of 4OO Sterling Money 5,600 18 of. ......... SOO Sterling Money 5,400 40 0f.... - Besides others of £lOO, X5O, £25, &c. ate. in addition to which, Twelve Pipes of the best old Port Wine may be ob tained by the purchasers of Tickets or Shares, at the old and fortunate Officies of Svelter and Co. No. 11, Poultry, 12, Cha ring-cross; and 31, Aldgate High -street. THREE PRIZES of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS!! ir and J. SIVEWRIGHT, the first Contractors • who, for the Public Interest, reduced the Price of Tickets Five Pounds each, and who were the authop of those excellent New Scbeines,by only one of which, and but with few Tickets it is well known and remembered no less than Six Prises of £29,000 each have been distributed in the most beneficial manner. From the Public and Adventurers whom their Schemes have so essentially served, they solicit a preference of their favours for the New Lottery, to begin Drawing 4th of MARC!! Next, containing S Prizes of £30,000 97 other Capiftla 12 Pipes of Port Wine for 3 Blanks , A great part of which they anticipate the pleaaure Of dividing among their Friends and future Purchasers, st their old-established Offices,No. 37, COMMILL, I 38, HATItAltErr. . 11, HOLBORN, 141, Ox reus-rrar.ET Where Prizes of 20,0001. in Last and In former Lamellas, to an amount unequalled, have been sold. FOURTH OF NEXT MONTH. THREE OF X:sc,ooo—lots CAPITALS!! STATE LOTTERY Begins on WF,DNESDAY, 4th of MARCH. GWEBB, STOCK-BROKER, St CoaNHILL, and 17, • LUDOATZ-ITRZZT, reminds his Friends that on %DM" DAY, 4th of Next Month, the Lottery Begins. ON THAT DAY—Ten of the Capital Prises will be decided In the first Ten Minutes. ON THAT DAY—The Fleet Prize will receive Five Mooned - Pounds bi addition. ON THAT DAY—The THREE 150,000 Au es may AD be _ . . awn! ON THAT DAY—The Ma Mak 'will receive Pser riper ef the best Port Mine in the Kingdoin. ON THAT DAY—Nearly 5,000 Tickets must be drawn. . 8N THAT DAY—About Forty Capitals will be drawc. And it must be admitted that these are solid inducements io purchase zaaxv.—A great variety, and it is hoped a fortunate selection, of Tickets and Shares are now on sale, at WEBB's fortunate Offices, 9, CDR/CHILL, and 17, LUDGATE-STREET; Where THREE MONEY PRIZES OF £30,000 Have been lately Shared, Sold, and paid on demand, via. 3,889 in 11 Shams £30,000 8,539 in 13 Shares 50,000 12090 in 19 Sams 30,000 Er In the last Twelve Years, only Five Money Prizes of L'547,000 have been shared in England, and THREE of those Five were sold by WEBB!—Does not this luck warrant the expectation so generally manifested, that some ' if not oil, of the Three .C 30,000 Prizes in the present Scheme, will be Sold by WEBB? INDIA HEMP CARPETING. THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed, that this new Article of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, is now brought to a degree of perfection far beyond expectation. Its superiority in economy, neatness, and durability, appears to be fully established by experience, and manned by general favour. A variety of new Patterns have recently been brought out, and the manufacture continues to be sold, in various widths for Rooms, Stairs, &c. by II AY WARD and TURNEY, at their Carpet and Floor-cloth Warehouse, No. 18, Change-alley, Corn bill, London. It Is aho to be had at most of the respectable Upholstery and Carpet Warehouses throughout the Kingdom. A NEW PATENT HAT, AT ONLY 18 SHILLINGS: - IMPORTANT SAVING. GEORGE FRANKS and Co. have to ofer to the Public a SILK lIAT on BEAVER BODY, combinin; every requisite a Han ought to possess; is is superior in appear ance to the finest and most expentive Beaver, is-equally light, and will outwear two of them, and is of a better shape, which it retains to the last; it will never change its colour in any cli mate, which is the moat beautiful Black ; if worn for years, will never spot-by rain, nor will any wearher injure them, they being WATER PROOF and will repair several times, at a trilling expense, and every time appear equal to new, and are decidedly superior to any Hats ever offered to public notice, the attain ment of which has been attended with great expense, labour, and personal attention. G. FRANCS and Co. Manufacturers, Wel lington House, Corner of Redcronsutreet, Barbican, London.— Merchants, Dealers, and the Trade, who wish for superior Hata, will find it to their advantage by applying as above. No unpaid letters received.—Be particular as to the Address, as G. F. and Co. are not in any way concerned with a Retail House In Beech street, name of }ranks. FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTLIMAS, AND CONSUMPTIONS. riIHE PECTORAL, ELIXIR. Experience has 1. proved this medicine to be the most salutary and efficacious remedy for Colds, Coughs, Catarrhs, and Asthmatic Affections. By promoting gentle expectoration, it almost instantly removes slight and recent colds ; and a very few doses are generally sof& cicnt to overcome those which from neglect have assumed a mote serious character, and are also accompanied with cough. Being peculiarly adapted to give freedom to respiration, it is the most effectual medicine in asthmatic complaints, shortness of breath, hoarseness, wheezings, soreness and obstructions of the breast and lungs, and all the usual symptoms which attend the beginning of consumptions; and if taken in time will prevent this fatal dis ease ! Many different Cough Medicines being sold under nearly similar names, purchasers of this Pectoral Elixir, to prevent being disappointed of the genuine medicine, are requested to be parti cular in observing that each Bottle has affixed to it the Govern met Stamp, with dm name of " Butler, No. 4, Cheapside," en graved in the impression. Sold in Bottles at Is. I id. and larger, containing three small ones, at 25. td.; by BUTLER and SONS, Chemists, No. i s Cheaßsid,e, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, London ; and 54, Sact.ville..urcet, Dublin; also by the principal Booksellers, Only. glut, and Madieine Venders, in every Town throughout the 'Visited Esiogdont. Ttdinitay were published, is Svo. With a Engraving, price OOBSERVATIONS on the TIEATMENT of cer win severe FORMS of HEMORRHOIDAL EXCREIiIk CR.N.C.K Illustrated with Cases. By JOHN KIRBY, A. B. Mismbenoiad one at the Censors of the Royal College ce en livens; &new to St. Posses end St. &idyl's, Mosperat; and Lecturer on Anatomy and Surgery at the Anatomical Theatre, Peter-street, Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Lon don; and Hodges and ,'Arthur, Dublin. This day were published, in (Ivo price es. Gd. C • ONSIDERATIONS of a NATIONAL PLAN far RELIEVING the LANDED INTEREST and Ameliorating the Conditions of the Labouring Poor, collected (by authority) from the Manuscripts of a Profesiioni:l Man of experience now abroad. G. P. ANDREWS, Attorney-at-Law, Bristol. London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal-street, Lincoln's km. LORD ORFORD'S PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. Just published, in sta. price 2.1. Ls. boards. A few Copies on Imperial paper, Sf. 3s. T ETTERS from the Hon. HORACE WALPOLE 114 to GEORGE hIONTAGU, 33aq. from the Year 1736 to 1776. Now Ant published from the Originals in the possession of the Editors. Printed for Rodwall and filardn, Bond4treet, and Henry Colbuxn, Conduit-street. NEW WORKS ON EDUCATION. In a few days will be publ shed, in French and English, neatly printed, in One Volume, Ismo. T ALES FOR MY SONS. By AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE. Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-street, of whom and all other Booksellers, may be had, lately published, 1. Tales for my Daughter, by M. klouilly, French and Eng- 1 6s. 5. Edgar, a National Tale. By Eliz. Appleton, 3 vols. 21s. IS. Private Education. By the same Author, is. 6d. 4. Letters from the great Lord Chesterfield to Arthur Charles Stanhope, Ellq relative to the Education of his Lord,kup's God , acm, Philip, the late Earl, St. gm%ohlimailaiseous Questions on History and Chronology, Third , Is. O. Caroline Ormsby, or the Real Lucille, ss. 7. Illau-a Valcheret, Ss. 8. Delaseemens de la Jewassse, 4 vols. HI plates, 14s. bound. 9. Elisabeth, by Mad: Canis, French ss. in Italian, 4s. 6d. 10. Santagnelices Italian Phraseology, 7s. tid. 12. &magnet:cis New and Ithprova - Rall2oll3talninar, 12. Santagnelln's Italian Exercises, ss. 6d. DISEASES OF THE EAR. . This day was published, price 7s. boards, A TREATISE on the PHYSIOLOGY and DIS• EASES of the EAR; containing a comparative View of its Structure and Functions, and of its various Diseases. By J. H. CURTIS, Req. Attrist to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, Surgeon to the Royal Dispensary for the Diseases of the Ear, Fellow of the Medical Society of London, &c. &c. " The Diseases of the Ear are more intricate than those of any other organ of sense; every thing, therefore, new on the subject has a claim to attention, particularly when it is written with a laudable view o( imparting information to deaf persona. We agree with the Author, that an attention to one branch must acquire a facility of discrimination and a nicety of treatment ; for the man who performs the same operation every day, will do it with more expertness and success than one to whom it only occurs in the course of months. The Author otthis work, be sides his other useful information, has described various ingenious mechanical contrivances for assisting hearing, many of which are entirely new in thD country."—Antiiiic. Rev. November, 1817. Published by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row ; Hatchard, Piccadilly ; Rodwell and Martin, Bond-street ; Rich ardson, Cornhill; Anderson and Chase, West SmithAeid ; and Black, Edinburgh. In a few days will be published, by the same Author, An Introductory Lecture to a Course delivered at the Royal Dispensary for the Diseases of the Ear, on the Anatomy, Phy siology, and Diseases of that Organ ; to which will be added, a Reply to Medicos. FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESSES, Sce, MR. GREENOUGH' s PECTORAL LOZENGES of TOLU, the rem demand for which, after upwt'rds of fifty years trial, proves them a superior remedy for all Coughs, Hoarseneascs, Sore Throats; Asthmatic and Consump tive Complaints. The genuine only have " it. Hayward," printed on the stamp, by whom they are prepared, as successor to Mr. Greenough, the Inventor; sold in Boxes Thirteenpcnce halfpenny each, by his appointment, by F. Nenbery and Sons, St. Paul's Church-yard; Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard; Bayley and Co. Cockspuretreet ; Nix, Royal Exchange; Evan; and Son, Lang-lane; Ward,Sit4, Holborn ; Clark, 9.69, Borough ; Sanger, 150, Oxford-street ; Barclays, Fleet-Market; Blake, 56, Piccadilly ; and the Venders of Genuine Medicines. Where also may be hod, Mr. Greenough's celebrated TniCTURES for preserv ing the Teeth and Gums, and ruling the 'Lath-orb, in enlarged Bottles, at 2s. ad. each, with " E. Hayward" signed on the stamp. CIiftiSTMAS PRESENTS. T HE finest Disc . oeetjr. of the Age, passessing utility and elegance, le ROW_LANI)4I MACASSAR OIL, which is recommendecton ti.: basis of truth, for renovating and beautifying the human.liair, and prevents its being injured bl fevers, uccoucheutents, sicken anercise,.travelling in various cli. mates, &c. Each genuine bottle of the Oil is signed ea the out side label in red Ink " A. Rpwland and Son,' with a little Tres tin inclosed; and the price is 3s. 64.—fs. 6L-4-104.. 6d. and one guinea per bottle.—Also each guinea bottle of the following . Article is signed on the outside IsbeLthe same : ROWLAND'S ESSENCE of. TYRE, which never fails to produce immediately a perfedt Change in Red or Grey Hair, It - Waken, Eyebrows, &c. to a beautiful glossy and permanent Brown or Black; imitating the exact natural colour. Washing makes this Dye more durable. Ladles or Gentlemen may dye their Hair with ease and Acrecy. Price 45.-75.--and 10s. 6d. ROWLAND'S. ALSANA. EXTRACT cures the Most vio lent Toothache, cleanses, preserves, and beautifies the Teeth and Gums and keeps them' ree from pain to the latest period of life 9d. -4s. 6d. and 10s. 6d. per bottle. • Sold wholesale, racial, and for exportation, by the sole l i n prletose, A. Reymann susd Soy, corner of Eirby..treet, * the fat turning on the right in liatton Gareen e llulborn, Loudon ; an, by ippoluttnent, by Messrs. Hendries' Titchborne-strer; ; lkrr 7, Jobason; Is, Oreek-screet, Soho;. imyth and Co. 117, Gatti and Peirce, 57, New licaird.sintif ; f:leikberry and I=.'ons, 4,1, Si Paul's Church-yard; and by all P..r.ualer, and ,ZaLdie.ine list den in Town and Country. migurogueeeseppe - a - e• - a• - • — • , •Twanellt- - Ppr Cent. • , • _1L.,..:.., • (:,.. 4e,70. .-..- rte. , ."...„...... ~....4,. „,..1., 1,4 i , i 1 1 '; .ii ''.l' c- 1 .0 . 1 . . . .-- • - . 4, -s a ar. t 1 „ . ~., ,, ,: p td 11 0 . --"- - - " • ...; I rinsTi * 4 i) l i o/. 1 ?" -e ' .C-- . 1 / . 1 ' • 1 , i , , i . t • . i . —,.................), Pa. i i I i • PR IC B SEVIBN -PZIII CEs . • ii ~ s*viLivatitt - I 1 I I T. H. WV . " and Co. (late of Grangaroorre I 11: 1 4 " • sad • "bee), bet Ito Worm the brenk 3114 l i Gentry, that ire removed to No. 7, V New load- li' i street, whose tbersolick the inspection of their deans to a . select Stock of eviler article in Geld and Saw. Original Draw- I , • inp for meatier Dianweds. Pearl, mad Wasted dieseas, ea . i , i ) the most paadamate terms. Ready-rneoey given kr ,IDieinaeds, Pearls, and Olt Plate. Jewellery*, every dascriptlon repaired. t° . 1 ; t , Ladies' Pea* and Diamonds cleaned at boon - v , SALES BY AUCTiQN. ' ' t'' :I i t : 111 t i • At the CusilsoakHouee, HARWICH, eh Teomair,the 341 day Tardy MS,, the Sale to 0011211WINW at Tel o'Clock in the • 'lB , , A " i i Foren .• , THE UNDER-MENTIONED , UNDER-MENTIONED GOODS, ~ , . wt..-- • ,• One Heedied and Fighty-ftve :pieces Agate, dOpietes 1: stellate 1 piece Bloodestene, 320 rows Moth beset Pleads, 2 Gold:Mauls (St as.), 183 pieces Chien el yards ark Lace 1 cwt. 2 vs. le lbs. (.abases, ISt pasmds Test, 111. peonds Pep: j 4 1 • , p l e 2 c, A , A7 ,7 7sedi 10 yards Linea, , • • .0 66 11 MI _Peossan 11 ' . .1 ,'. e;4 4 '.'e • s, moist Sugar, rth Bruslles , Garden Ckairs, Wash Tubs, Kids, 'Days, Bowls, Ladies, Stan, i , Glazed Tiles, Hand-baskets, Haeslem 'Drops, Spars, and Trey la . t ~, / • foil Seed ; 3i gallons Port Wine (if bought for home coossunp- don, subject to the Customs and Backe Duties). 'I t . Also, the smack Elizabeth, of Cekbeime, heathen I r. tons, (as , I I , she now lies) with her materials ;• several log-sail VeSSIal and • Boats, broken-up, with their materials. The following Goods for Exportation i 358 Eualadia Silk Handkerchiefs, 2 Silk Scarfs, 3 Silk , • ( Handkerchiefs, 64} yards Silk, 37 yards Chinese Silk Copy a 1 . t. pair Kid Gloves. I i i ti n N.B. The Goods must be taken away within ten days after 8 , the sale, or the Deposit-snooty (one-third part of the value of • each Lot) will be forfeited.—No Notes will be taken but those • ' k of the Bank of England, or of Messrs. Cox and Nunn, Harwich. S . . s' i I GAS LIGHT and COKE, SUN-FIRE, EAST-LONDON, , 1 , ' and ei RAND JUNCTION WATER-WORKS; THAMES , s and MEDWAY CANAL, and LONMIN FLOUR CO3•1. • • 1 , PANY's SHARES. By Mr. SCOTT, • ! • On FIUDAY, March 6, at Twelve, at the Mad, London, unksa • I previously disposed of by Private Contract, GAS LIGHT and COKE COMPANY, Original • . and New Shares ; a Share in the Sun ,Fire Assurance ; twelve f•hares in the Grand Junction Water-Works, ten in the 8 . . East-Lonalon ditto ; ten in the Thames and Medway Canal ditto; , . I' 4 1 ! and eight Shares in the London Flour Company. . • Particulars at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly; the Mart ; and the Office at Mr. Scott, New Bridge-street, London. ti 1 ' SURREY. I I' 1 1 . CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, i Eligible for Building, Between STREATHAM, TOOTING, and 3llTClriAli , Spacious FAMILY RESIDENCE, with Offices, Garden, Step i ' • , , Farm-House, and Buildings, and upWards of TWO HUN- DICED ACRES of LAND, productive Gravel-pit; seven t miles from London. . By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exchaae,e-Alley, Conduit, on . . Toyama's', March 26,1818 , at Twelve o'Clock, in Se Lots, itVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, cam- • I prising' a substaatial FAMILY RESIDENCE, with , : , I I ) , I ' 4 clam of all descriptions, phoned for the accommodation of s Gentlemao's Family, with, Deakin. aends, Cuacb- bOuses ' and Stables; and Meadow Land, ornamented with .f.ll- grown Timber ; desirably situate on the road front Streatham to Mitcham and 'footing, in the Cnunty of Surrey. Also, BIGGIN FARM-IIOCSI: and OFFICES, Garth, , 8 .i 1. 11 , Yards, Stable, and Out-buildir-gs, surrounded by enclos..res of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable I.arai, ramtaiaina upward,' of I TWO Ill . ND111:1/ ACRES, Bounded by a Stream of Wa...:°, and the Tarap:ke-roads fr:m ' f I Loudon to Mitcham; dividta so coaveniene Lots for ere:ling . , Villas, the principal part in a fine conur.a.eding situation, i...... 1 ~I'l only seven miles from the Metropolis • on part of the L i ots as •..- 8 1 abandante of very fine Gravel—an almost int xhanstible seni:ce I L' i :. 1 of weal & to a purchtwn. • • To be viewed by applying at Biggin Farm-Houle, or at the ( ' Mansion, where particulars may be had ; and of Mr. (arington, , ! i Balham 11111, Where particulars may he had ; at the Wheatsheaf . ° Tooting; Greyhound, Card:l2lton; King's Head, Mitcham alai , 4som ; Cock, Sutton ; King's Arms and Greyhound, Croydon ; 1 1,,.. s ° 1 ' Windmill, Clapham Common ; of Messrs. Bateman and Joees, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, U : 01 1 . I • Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. 1 I 1 14 . • BERKSHIRE. • BETWEEN REARING ABINGI)ON, ILSLEY, 1 , . PANCBOURN, AND NI;WBURY. 1 11 ri j BEECH and PEASEMORE FARMS, WOODS, Eliaible i , FARM RESIDENCES, and LAND; nearly EieliT 8 HUNDRED ACRE • • i ) S. 1 By MR. ROBINS, 4 , . (By Order of the Executors of JOWN Stemma, Esq. deceased,) a At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange-Alley, Cornhill, on , j Tauesaay, March 26, 1818, at Twelve o'Clock, in Four Lots, 1; . I 1 , , - Lot 1. A VERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, .1. P. 1 the MANOR or REPUTED MANOR FAMr I .. of BEECH, in hand, situate in the Parishes of Aniworth arid ° .l, 5 Ashamstead, a short distance from 161 , 1 and Pangbe,urn, a very ' ' i i 11 healthy part of the County, and a fi ne commanding spot ; cam- 1 1 . . :, ' - prising a Mansion or Farm-House, with ° th eta, g .a e d G ar d e . ) , •I 71 ..1 Orchard, spacious Farm-yard, Barn, Stables, and various aste- 1 i 'r buildings, with sundry Enclosures of Meadow, Pasture, rich Arable and Wood Land ; in an excellent state of cultivation, and • 3, containing upwards of I; FOUR HUNDRED AND TWELVE ACRES, " 1 L I 1 i F ., is All lying compact, and surrounding the Buildings. It Lot IL A moat desirable Freehold 1:...t tie, PEASEMORE 5 , FARM, with Common Bights • situate at Peasemore, nea r 03 Cheveley, Ilsley, and Newhorp; the late Residence of Jotes S7ii- i 1 . e - rsiass, Fail. deceased ; comprising a a .tateel Dwelling-house, av:-!1 ' li comfortable Apartments, spacious ;oat taLelleat Offices of all de- P , scriptions, capital Garden, Orchard, a well-planned Farm-r-rd, t . , serrounded with subsnue nit learn:-buildir.ss c f all descrir. t:er.s, , , Stable, Coach-house, Dott e kt nnrl, std -,trio's erections; Unck... 1 sures of Meadow, Pasture, Atabie, and Vued Land, coats:irk-4 La upwards of ~ . .... ~. s. . . t , ad THREE HUNDRED A.. 1) TN. E.+ TI-FOLR ACRES, by All lying compact, and in en excellent state of cultivation ; a mesa . • ii- desirable property for an Aviculturist or a Gentleman ford cc' at- Fie r SP( r ) al r" Pac be k ing s ol in llo g u ' rns S iftl i,ng uc c : 4 ;h u bc ntr jr:l p o lentya withi n G'rs" ' nil. miles of Cbeveley, three iron. Inky, and even froze Niark. , . : • , ng Both these Eatates are fine Sheep Farms ; Cie crops of Terr .* particularly good, and are rarely known to fail. to Lot a. A PIECE of FREEHOLD RICH MMADC/V r t ir, LAND, lying in Sheffield leudr . . , 7, mar Thtale, is the Parish t a i 'rat of Burghfield, in the occupation of Mr. Denims, cf Theale; cca- I .1 1 ne tans sA. 2 li. 25 P. . ' - • Ye . Lot 4. A COMPACT SMALL ESTATE , held for the Ile ; i• i - i d• of a Gentleman aged forty years ; situate at Lilly, in the P a w l 1 1 1 jor of Bright Walton , comprisi n g T w o C o ttages and Garden, it the , nd' p os s es sion of Festers Deli and W. 7.1. Maasnatt ; and Two F a - i : re• closures of Arable Land, in hand; the whcle containing 2 A. 3 lt. 38 P. and Two Cow Comm,ns adjoining the road frent 1 1 ? ' ' 4 \ :. • '0- Wattage to Farnborough and Newtiel.7 . • tat The Lot* may be viewed by applying to Me. rtnTmtt,Pratet. red at Beech. Farm ; the bailiff at Persetriore ; Mr. .i oret.k.Nprris, s .1 Ti 1 Bright Walton, where particulars atay lie had; also the Micaa, tie the Newbury ,• Pest-houses, Fragbouni, Stn•etli , . and' nifty • t , hi. ißear and the ('rown Ines, Readirg I ece i'., , t-hr..:.r, Al,i, ir d op; :=- 1 , t h e ca•tle, Salt.] lilt ;u , Garraw . . ; a7..1e: :t7r. Recins, War.. e' I wick-,:et , m Cold ni-.. ••-r , • wit - • L',.., s ,r° y be sten. \ •, , 1 ~,