Star. — London, England, 1828-06-14 00:00:00

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ROBINS, (Of Warwick Hnuae, Regent-street) At Garraway's Coffee-Houw, 'Chases Al:ey, Comb;11, Ott Taussnar neat, the 19th of Julie, tis:B, at 'fwelve TWEN 1 Y-TWO SHAREi in the CROYDON. MRRSTIIAM, and GODSTONR IRON RAILWAY CIMPA9IY, upon which all Instalment. art pm!. Particulars ni Neesirs. White, Blake, and Iloiiwnian, Solicitors, v 4 , e s-arcet, Strand; ai Oarraway'a; and of 31r. Robins, 170, 14. par-street. 12101 A NsTo E.sQCAItE. CAPITAL F.% MILY Rh:SID/010E, 'With Attached and Detached Offices, Five Stall Stable, Coach House, Loft, and Rooms over. By Nlr: ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) At Garraway'a Coffee House, 'Change-alley, Corn On THURSDAY, MK Jul), 182 R, at Twelve o'Cloeb. AVERY VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, Held for a Term of EIGHTY-ONR !KARS; • having Martin's iantity of ibat tar os. No • robbery hompforl otmoß of another ry took a z ouc of x4i at the ked picklocks. loacr. rws iewel 'fir goer. will' ins babe, 10. . it ti e , gm* ID Bea slll * er io have a nd said Mardi's- Vseii,esdal ed to lint which W' The P" Kobleman , slur w" ld ed lus for isto saner sa id ' sh.up Mrity let!' Die court, bats >astable, to Ls waistcoat on,raittcd• a Windsor parensgrt .r (Sk Waif) .nt ford, be; numb° Nich i WahWO W ... w ." re dair 0 it s 4llh tug r 5 OW 44*Wilt° is Dar COMPRISING A SPACIOUS nusiDENci. Planned and adapted tor the Accbtitmooktion of Family of the brat Distitsctlall: Desirably situate No. 13, an the 'Pao side tit. Bryanstosio.nrare; - toptaalues, On the Upper Floor—Peer liesepiost Ikons tot &flint* sinoJi.: ro,ige, Water laid ou. Se Floor—'rwo h3n4itsme Bed Rooms and Two , sittg Rooms, Water Closet, Hinasertiaid's Closet, with Water lati On. Principal Flour... Two Fiegant Drawing Rooms, econntookitisig by Folding 1/ooes, fitted up with Statuary Marble Chimney l'ittts, koetiaomely Papered,Ualcoily iit float ;a Boudoir and Water Closet. Ground Floor—A handsome Library fa hoot, walla steccprd, and :%larbie Chimney Piece A noble Dining Room, tortes. rondently fitted up. with large Venetian Window; Gentleman's' p re siing Room, Water Moist, Door to Leads. Spacious Entrance Hall, Vettioule ur hue r hall ; elegant Stone Staircase to Second Floor, Paved Landing. &c. Baseineut with convenient light Offices; comprising *Douse keeper's Itunni, Butler's Pantry, want's HaD, capital 'kitchen'. titulary, Lartirri, Wash House, good Ctilarstor Wine, lle.:r. &c. sod Strong Closet; a 'Laundry, with lied Room over; capital , Fire Stall Stable, Coach House, Loft, and Bed Room over.. To he viewed by Tickets only. P articulars may he had on Rat: Premises; of Anthony Speddint, Esq. No. 23, Norfolk-street, Strand; of Messrs. Bywater and Co. Uphoklers, Lower Grosvenor.. inert,; at Garraway's; and of Nit. Robins, No. 170e' Urgent* lute, of whom Tickets fur viewing may be had... POUTM A N SQI.I ABR. NOBLE FANIILY MANSION, With all requbite attached sod detached Mae*, Ogrdein, Stable for Si: Hormes,Clcuble Coach Home, Two ROOMS and Lott Pea. By Mr. ROBINS, • (Of Warwick House, Regeamtieet.) At Garraway'A Coffee House, 'Charge Alley, Crandall, On THIIIISDAT the lOth of July , at - Twelve o'Cittek,_ , A VERY VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE. COMINVISIMI A Cipital Spacious I: A 3kl ILY MANSION, Planed wish Suites of roomy and lofty Apartments, aitidUdaphed for the comfort and conveoienoe of A Nobleman, or Family of the first Diginction ; Situate No. 24, ott the West side of Portmanrquare; cosarsosiso, _ _ _ _ On the Upper Floor—Two Sleepini Rooms for Servants. Third Flour—Five curliest Bed Risents, Ilonoessaid's Cont i Water laid sin ; Isai r :A m in a :c 4 r WNW. Second Flour —' airy Bed Cbaralsers. ass : Two Drawl* Rooms, with French sod Balcony; Oast and Winer Closet. . ' Principal Floor— . *o4lsl Stoke 'of lofty Apologias, eons- Falk%• lhawiall A tlseliquareorith rows! ,Ilsicoop, mimed Viraoda, Glazed Ste . Folding Deers, eelieneiti- Meg twa Hotio4 llech Draw* ' Rosin ;Sressary Marble Oilvesiley Pow ; Glazed Deer leseling to so elegem ilkherekerltblisabla OWnney Can ova.' Sifinioretaset Doors fe a Dlsehtirva Belo* to the whole of the Back Front ; Waver Closet. Ground Fluor—An elegant Deeming Room, edietihonipthig by Folding Deers os a haodsorms Liteury, wish Frei* aad Fhte Ohms Windows, opening to a beautiful Garden ; Foam* in elte mitre; a Glazed Dour to anew:Attu Dialog Roam. with bowed cod, Welded by blidtog Glued Deersood a Water Chen ; hand new Entrant Hall. with Fire-place; an enclosed Portico. Iron Gates, sot a Flight of Two &ups t . Folding Doors to a Tesdbole ; defiant Stew Staircase to the Fier Vionr. lighted by a double Sky light ; Secondary Staircase to 'the Third Floor. 'Segment, with well arranged Doinewic Offices; containing Ileuseitteper's Room, Sutler's Pantry, &flatus Hall. Wash House, taphal detached Kiceiten, Scullery, Larders, Water Meats; &rag Room and Plate Closet ; Cellars for Wine, Ale, Beer, Coal, Ste. lugs Laundry over, and Water laid oo ; &aisles for Six Heroes; doable Coach House, Harness Reww, Loft,. and Bervanla Roma To be viewed by Tickets only,—Paniculan nary be had on the Premises; of illessri. Cur and Fasten, No. I, Heptagon BuNd -6111, Gray's lon Square; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Rollins, 1,79, Kerlin-street, of whom Tickets for viewing may he bad. SOMERSETSIIIRE. Capital DOMAIN between Bath and Bristol, • ADVOWSON. and PARISH of KELSTON, Abounding with GAME Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land Taz Redeemed f Te whole upwards of ONRTHOUSAND AND FORTY-FIVE ACRES . Of 'Meadow, Pasture, Arable and Wood Land, Capital MANSION and Offices. Firms, Mills, Dwelling Houma, Cottages, Fiihery, By Ar. ROBINS, (Of :Warwick Howe, Eightwatreet,) At Gaeraway'i Coles , Hasatt„,'Classe Alky, Cornbill, Timianstr, the loth of duly, tOSS, at Therm &doily , IN ONE LOT. THE VERY VALUABLE and ningPESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, . •, siossratanris The llilA NOE, ADVO%VsUN, and entire PARISI' of XELSTON, ' ~, • T .friv• /Pith the Quit Rents, Fines, Kt. The Capital MA NSIOSsk ' Seated on a beautiful Lawn, wear the !Liver Avon. ••••7 KELSTUN HOUSE, .....,..,.... Substantially built of Stone, erected on an eminence, commie// delightful Views, embracing a very extruded Scenery ; nnlyither tiles Irons /tech and eight hunt llristisi; adapted fur the licifidtalite of a Family of the Fir* lbseinctielf,„ Containing—an Entrance Mal and spacious Stone Stair Cass; Two capital Wowing Roonte, communicating; eucelient Biding Perloisr; Library ; L.even good lied BOOMS, 'Ores *onus. kimorkeeper's buten. Butler's Room, and Thes e ltlii gtl . ... w ater CleUeis ; couseni.iit Domestic. Office* of all descriptions; 41 Stif 3Srlisises Ned !toot.)s ow. r ; Coach }louses, Stables. and all rap Mite Office. ; excellent ilasebitn Gal den,walled mend; Orcisiwilas Ice - flo**ls Edd• :Whit Lande round the House ate tastefully flamed. and present a Perk-like appearance. Tbo k-t.&te (dlielio.ivd ol the Glebe Lands) contains upwards of ONE Till/USAND AND YORTY -FlViii-AeliES Of rich Meadow. Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, with puusl Vdrm Houses' 4114 cOlsillepient Uut-husidings, completely within a ling F e lice, tor 111111 l a beautiful livniain, with a highly l'icivresilpk heecery in Dill anti Dale, pleaeintely wooded. ' . • Th e Property ili Wendel, in grooto part; by tlie Navigable River Asur..aboven.stich ate she ring Wows, wort d wish valuab a Oak 4:.e. other '1 ie.tier, sio.h.tiounding with Game ; the whole terming a most Eislinic and .I.l.arat.ie Property let litindruct ur investment, st:ch as t. I..raly ~tt..red tor Sale. Theft is an :.b„ud..btr of Cti.al under the greater part of this Estate, Lora very ezeelletit Quality, ertich may ha worsen to greater ad• vatitPLe thytt any wine Colliery in the neighbourhood. bows Ui e.ostiviong le, built, with We •tliantaxe of IN •tcr Carriage and ills 1tti.1.4 M k. t. • . lt The and DI stun to he viewed by Tickets on Tuesdays snd Frid ays "lli she Pram** at any time (Sundays excepted), by ap Pillloll sw,Mr. Josses, 8... 4 01. halltons 01 wit rarticulaes may be' 1 ' 44 % I s'ilAir• d.O y, Cusp ; .. ham.; .t York, 114,u,r, WO) ; of AirMity.. }.as..), I' Siusia. Lib.. sus veyors, ,01:41 At she !Rah, !!cloud s ri0 ,, 14 COvit.oh-to ; Cattle , Salt 11111; Messrs. Winiburn we toiseft, hoheitun,•Cliane:ry•lane; :at Garrisway's; and of hir. , sau, N Ica. 1741, liegrutastrees. et *lions 'tickets fur viewinjyrisey : he h. 4, wig!" Vieltifs a kiss au this /Nests may be seen. . .., ...• • Entrance Lodge. &c. Standing in a fine Paddock, the surrounding Land laid out in the • Park-like Style, skirted by Woods and Plantations, Aleadow and Arable Land; the whole about TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY FIVE ACRES. ' TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, Br Mr. ROUI NS, •(Of Warwick House, Regent•street)• By Order of the Proprietor , .At Caraway's Coffee House, On Tueasoav, the 10th day of July, 1828, at Twelve o'Cloelt, IN•Ogli LOT, THE very Desirable and Beautiful FREEHOLD (ESTATE-PARK FARM, Situate in the Parish of Addington, near West Wickham, sad about Three 'Miles from Croydon. cosirattano A . Capital new erected MANSION, re•Trapetty :out Earthiest, of the late P. I. La C01D172, Elep dec. ttaniwd for the accvothsodettun of a Gentleman's F4mily, With gees of all deeniptions, suites of Elegant Apartionits,,, Gnashed Icy the din style of Workmanship, replete with ye, re clo vfnient Digneafie C Ithd AN,Wi f assulaid on to the different &teasel• itpannwitt l itifor immediate reception. f S. Pendtscfne Kitchen Garden, will e d round, and well planted' Initlr,the Choicest Fiuit "revs in full Waring ;a:a Gardener's Pause; excellent FJrlll and St.hie Yard.. enclosed by a thick Wall ;.Two Coke' Houses; , tiahles fur .gleoen Horses; Sereant's Knouts and Lofts overt a Compact Pie:vont Farm Houle, with ,01111ces, fiardens, tce. Cattle asst Can Sheds, and Agri. cultural Moldings newly hu:lt. The Buildings are yi.a din a Paddock. laid out in Parklike! style; Two fine ets of clear running Water; Sundry Enclosures 'it ;Meadow, "%mere. anal Arnhle Lan,' surrounded by Rao thiiv ing Plantatiore and Wood Liud.• Tl.e• Park and Lauds urnatnented sub finsr:Fosxst Taves; ah ! le TWO lIUNI)IfED ASO TiIIIITI.I:tVE ACRES, With a I'4a:density katnatice Costait".e, Put bounded by chi _ mid frotti.C4ojtfuo . %Vieth:du and Weistr. hAr,n." lite v*10.1. 7 - 1111 mod complete order. Maybe viewed by applying to Mr. Morel. on the Prewar-a, by Tickets only, and where Particulars mai be 'bad; at the'Grey bound, Croydon ; Old Ship. linghton; White !tart. Riesste and Oodeitawit; of Messrs. Iliorinir, Vincent, and Plumley, Solicitors, Beriniball street; at Garraway's • and of Air. 'tablas...No. 170, Rare* street , whet, a pt Lb; Notary any be urea, and where Tickets for viewing, le bad. NORFOLK. • CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE. Manor alsundottly stocked with Game, Niansion House, Offices, Giirden, Ran, &tablet. Outbuildings, at.d. Lind, NEARLY THE ENTIRE PARISH. TO UK .SOLL). BY AUCTION, • By I,fr. Itolll NS, • . (Of Warwick Douse, Regent street), At Gartaway's Calks House, •Chstagealloy, Os Tamisoav, the Sul of July, at Twelve o'Cloek, rre i T EEZ I II I b tr a Tr Irs")' • - A CAPI T A L/. lA. ; comp rising THE MANOR /7W RODNEY, Abou'niriphrifh dame; Tim MANSION HOUSE called BODNEY HALL, - With Offices, Gardens, &c: Assn is a &ream of Witter running through a considerable part of H this Eau o which is situated in the Parish of Rodney, • Wiwi's* Swaffhassf and Brandon. Ili i• ilesseel bitighbnurhood, and extremely desirable for the - • • - . assitlence ora Spsrtsman; . ! • ' COWWI4WOM OW • . P TWO . THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED and FIVE ACRES, ONE ROOD; and TWENTY SIX PERCHES, Of bleadnu. Palmyra, Arable Lattl. Plantations, and Warren. volaksa, lidtable Painviouse. Tatda..limps,-fmables. and Outbeildinp. Tile. whole In the occupation of Mr. Henry Rodwell (except lbsdney Hall and Offices. a Cottage and Garden, in tip: occupation of William Hating, the Plantations and sundry Cottages in hand), Sernoing the Entireir'of the Parish, except .bout five Acres; and mesien of this Property may be had en the 11th day of Otto ssu This Estate is surrounded by the extensive Plantations and Pre serve' of Lord Viscount Clermont. Lord Waltiogliam, Alexander Baring, Esq. and Ralph Caldwell. & I . The Poor hated and Tithes lawn Distance front Swafflsam 7 miles, Brandon 8, Thieford 9, Watts. S. and London 86 miles. Coaches pals daily within a quarter of a mile at Bodney; the roads excellent, and gond markets. To be viewed by applying to William Hening, on the premises, where particulars may he bad; at the °serene:a Brandon; Cro w n, Swaffbatn ; George, Watson ; Bell, Ilildenhall ; Norfolk Hotel, Norwich; Rutland Arms, Newmarket; Angel. Bury St. Edmunds; James Wiener. Es* No. 10, Lincohes Inn Fields; of Mr. Wyatt, No. 47, Carey -street, Lincoln's Inn ; at Garravraes; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170; Regent -street, whe're I Plan of the Estate may be Iletlll. - Particulars may be had of Messrs. Utton and Wyatt, Brame, near Eyre, Suffolk ; Mr, Overton. Solicitor, Sbereford. near Fa ' ketdums; and of Mr. James Sayer*, Auctioneer, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. DORSETSH I R F CAPITAL AND VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, COIIIII%ING THE WHOLE PARISH OF CHETTLE, The MANSION HOUSE. MANOR, PERPETUAL A DVOWSON. • COTTAGE RESIDENCE, And CO 11'.1 G ItS ; ELIGIBLE FARMS, WOODS, and LANDS, All lying Co.npaci. nearly ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED ACRES. By Mr. ROBINS, (IX Warwick House, itegant-street) At Girraway's Caret 'Ch lige alley, Cortibill, 'On 141dISDAY, tMe 24th day ut July, itiaS, at Twelve title", By Order ot the Moaners ot sr% CHAMBICRI. ' , THE chIiTILE ES IA l'E. comp f g the whole JL. Parish. most desirably situate, within a Iltug Fence, nearly adjoining the Great Western Road bet wttii Salisbury and Itand- Turd, in the County of Dorset ; the tarenstve 'Jlanor or Lordship, ur reputed Manor or Lordship, of Chretir, with the . `Friedel:ger, !tights, and. Innumws; the spacious Mansion, CHEVFLE HOUSE, With Offices, l e awa, and Plantations; an excellent Kitchen Garden, Hot House, &c. A GOOD FARM HOUSE, With Sams, Stables. andwariuus Agricultural Buildings; *pleasant romuy.Cottaigeliesideuce,with Offices.Gardru. &c. capital Stabling, sundry Cottage*, in good repair, and Eiiciosurev ot Meadow, Pasture, Arable, Wood, and Down Land ; about EIGHT HUNDRED ANU EIGHTFaWO ACRES, is mama. Also. as elegiac Farm House, and all requisite Outbuilding; Eight Cottages, and upwards of TWO HUNDRED AND SIX ACRES, The print:Vail part Arable Land, which are Let on Leases • for Liens. The PERPETUAL ADVOWSON and RIGHT of PRESEN TATION to the RECTORY and PARISkI CllUltCH of CHETTLE; A Pleasant PARSONAGE HOUSE, Placed on a Lawn, with (Aces, Garden, and abont TWENTY-ONE ACRES 01 Maw Land, and the 'tithes of great part of the Parish; the present Incumbent about Forty-lime Years of Age. The whole Estate COIII.IIIIS about ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED ACRES. ♦ MON drairable Property tor Residence and Inaratmtnt,aboond. ing with Wow, and gre•t tumid of Sporting over Crannout or (lam May be viewed by applying to lir. Ebas Lane, the C a itiff, o n the Premises, of whom patuculais may be 11. d; and at the Crown lun, Blandlord; Kint,'‘ Arms, Dorchester; the White Dart si • Antelope. Salisbury ; lted Liou. IV...rebate' ; Autelope, Poole: Grosvenor Arm*, Shafter.,ory; Mr. Besatley, Worcester; ikistol'; lieu and Chi:kens Birmingham; of IVlllc,m Groom, Nog. 21, Russell-square; William Tooke, Esq. No. 3, Holborn 'Coon, Gray's Inn ; Alessis. Dewbery and Hash wood, Solicitors, MI, Conduit-street ; Mr. 3layhew s Solicitor, 19, Charicery.Luic ; .4 avr .sy's ; and of Mr. Robins, Nu. 170, Reiviit.w.ets • SALES BY Aptit• 710 N. • FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE. OFFICES, Stc. GODLIMANI sTit 0/ 2 • Corner of LITT LF. KNIG lIT EX4,hgE-STR/LICT, - DOCTORS' CM! MON 411; By Ur. ROBINS, . • (Of Warwick House, Regent-meet) At Garraway's Coffee House, Al '''p, Combat, . On Tonasnar, the 24th day of July. I Seh at •Twohre &Cluck. AVALUABLE FliElitiOLD ESTATE. conk prising a commodious and substantial Brick built 'mgt.. LING HOUSE. situate No. 8, Getilitnan•streer at the:coronet Knight Rider stre.t, 13octors' gimmons; an eligible &Alessi, for a Professional Gentleman. In'the occupation of H. W:.Crtos well, F.sq. till Lady Day. t8.:0. • Containing, on she Upper Story. Two good Bed Chambers and a middle Room, Onset, and Snits to the Roof. Second Story, Three Bed Chambers, Lloset, &c. On the First Floor, a spacious Dining Room, Bad 'Chiliber, Store Room. and Water Closet. Ground Story, an •Entrance Hall, from .Knight Rideeotteet. l Staircase to the Un o a Floor, a Parlour ot Mee, sad two C* is front ot thxitinsAn-street. *ln the linentent, a giro' Kitchen In (rant, Store Room, Pagi tries, Wine and liter Celhr. Water Cketet. • • - • • • Tube ' , cured, by pe'rusisoluo taf the 'tenant Particulars Ins led .ti the Prenitees • of Messrs. Nettleshipp and Idachadtk chars. Groo-rs Puukry ; at Gurarray's; 'arid of Wra MN; Na. Bryant—dt eet DESIRABLE LRASKIIOLI) Situate shrte and a half miles trona !JARROW. WI NW sr' Two (rad STA N MORE, Wl* Otters, beautiful bevret, and Pleasure Orounds, &tailless. • Pt totations,end Clltelllll/t ert grave Lad Walks; • Coach House, Stables, and Bailiffs Cottage, and ; • A fine. Sheet of Water, stared *ids Rah; Caphal Meadow Land. &c. laid nut in a Park like tittle The whole connutu og about FIFTY-SIX ACIIKS. • By Air. ROBINS, (Of Warwick (louse, Regent-street), At G e'ay's Coffee Iluuse, On TalnalloA%, the 24th day of July, .14ga. at T & welve Clack. A . VALUAbLE LEASEHOLD . ESIA IL— •couratsota A very deeirable VILLA 11F.SIDENCF., Seated on an eminence, coMmanding extensive and delightful Prospects of a rich and varied Scenery, embracing Windsor Castle its the climate. The House is approached by a handsome Carriage drive from the Lodges, through Plantation and Shrubberies. to a Stone Por tico in front; Steps leading to a handsonseffritrarice Hall; Two elegant Drawing Roams, mattninicatin by Folding Doori, the Front on. opening into a beautiful (lons vaanry by French Win dew. of Plate -Glass; handsome Dining Beam, Billiard Room, Library. Gentleman. Room, comrondiens Oak Staircase, branch. ing off to the right and left, o'er which there is a Dome Light. leading to the First Floor, and communicating with Three prig cipal Bed Chambers, Two entail Rooms, a Dressing Room, Ladies Morning Room, with French Windows vetting to a Limner; Limner Gallery, and Water Closet. Fovea capital Bed Chambers over ; convenient and well arranged domestic Offices, Cellars, &c. Out Offieee—Large Farm Yard; capital Coach Houses awl Stables, With Rooms and Lofts over; Wash house and Laundry adjoining ;• Cottage, with Garden and Farm Buildings ; capital Kitchen Garden, well stocked; Grapery, Green Mouse, Pine Pita and Melon Ground; beautiful Pleasure Grounds, Plower Barden. Dry gravelled Walks. Plantation, ke. A Fine Ornamental Sheet of Water. steered with' Fish; Cagtal Rick Meadow 1,041; the wtok tontaining upwards of FIFTY-SIX ACIIRS, Laid out in a pleasing Part-kke Style. -Distant from Loudon about 'Twelve Mira, and about One Mile and a Half burn Sanatory, on the Roadie Pl.iner. There is a Chapel of Rase to Hanrow,.about. tee minutes walk from the. Image, in which there b a Pew bet flying to this Haute. ' To be viewed by Tickers; Particulars ntay be had on the Pre. Mom; at. the Kiturs Head, Hamer; Welmita ArmayStanninre • .111bAtu.lfarpowar• ; Saws Arms, Watford ; at Garrawafa Coffee House; and of Mr. Robins, Nta.l7o,llaSellt•orwit• PRIOR PARK, BATH, SONIERSEI - SHIRE. CAPITAL FAMILY STONEeBUILT MANSION,. • With Offices of every de.eripPon, Beautiful and bigbly intetesting Grounds. Cascade% Sheet of Water, and a Palladian Bridge; Delightful COTTAGE ORNEE, FARM HOUSE, and LANDS, nearly . • TWO HUNDRED ACRES; Eligible u a Besidtnce. or worthy the attention of a Capitalist, so a inCritive Inveentent. - By Mr. ROBINS, • (Of Warwick House, Regent street,) At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change alley, Crttnhill, On THUILSDAT 4 the lOth July. 18.10, at Twelve o'Cluck, By Order of the grecutors and Devisees in Trust. and by Direction of the Lite Mr. John Thomas, deceased, IN ONE LOT, AVALUA IiLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, 'HIRE FRE& held fora Term of about EIGHT HUNDRED YEARS. (With part FREEHOLD), Comprising A CAPITAL and SUBSTANTIAL MANSION, 4 " PRIOR PARK, _ Ia die Parish . of Lyncomb and Wideowsb. about one mile hum the City of Bath, formerly the 'Residence of 'lke Right Honourable Lord Hawaantir, ' And erected in the mutt substantial to Inner about the yeatl73ll, by HALVE! ALLEN, R:q. Seated no an eminence, with extensive Terrace Walk in front. Commanding highly interesting and varied prospects. in various directions. to a great extent; Planned for the accommodation of a Nobleman, or • Family of distinction. The Mansion contains numerous well-proportioned Apartments to -the ground floor, with a grand Hall in the centre. A magnificent Portico in front. and aleautiful ChapeL On the Fir.t Fluor, suitable lied Chambers, with Secondary Bed Bonnie and Servant's Rooms over ; in the Basement Offices of all descriptions—Capital Stabling with Coach Houses, and all useful Appendages; Arched Granaries, and Servant's Apartments over, rendered firoaprotif. The Opposite Wing is in tudinn,con sitting of various Offices for domestic purpeses. with A Beautiful and Compact it ESIDKNCE, elegantly fitted up, • ' and a Cimsezvatory. fei the South front of the Mansion there is a spacious Carriage Drive, and Park-like Grounds ornamented with an Obelisk ; Grand Terrace Walk on the principal front, with highly Ornamental Grounds, forming a very heautitul Dell, skirted on each side with Trees of great variety, size, and beauty, with a Sheet of Water, over Which there is a Palladian 13ridge„ in the truest style of Classical Arebitectute of the pure Corinthian Order, which pervades the whole of the Building.. At a short distance a Cottage Genre. commodiously planned, Gardens, /Ice. from whence there is a most enchanting scenery._ _ . A capital Range of Oirdeis Ground, walled and_ crop welled, clothed with choice Fruit Trees, fully stochrd, cropped, and planted. The Grounds are laid but in a most inteti.t.og manner, with extensive Walks and Ride*, richly adorned with thriving Timber Tree, and Evergreens. • • • A GROTTO, ALCOVE , _ _ A Farm House, and Sundry Enclosure. of Meadow and Pasture Ltt:d, containing nearly TWO HUNDRED ACRES, • • • (in which there ate numerous fine sites fur iiiiiding, whesety the Property might be tighly benehto d. . • • QUAIIitIES OF BATH FAES S'EONR, of eonsiderame extent and of the finest quality, knight he worked in A very lucrative way, being only one mile 'troth Bath, and the Kennet and Avon. Canal, by which the scone may be easily con veyed to London, where it has been. used hi many of the public. and other buildings, and is now in great deni.nd. The Bradford road passes the west siefe tit the 4. ll autel- A line of !toad has been pojected through the lands Of Simile In length, highly advantagemis for building. . • • • t To be viewed byl Titkets-oftlyy svincli.may, be had. of H.• F. , Cotterell, ',and SurserskOld Bridge, liath, with Partisulars ;tat, the York House. and White - Hart ',tun; of Meier*. V... 1 10 . 1 . , &urge, Land' Surveyor's, and the MA, BriOnirof 111.:.sts. 'man and Son., Solicitors, Wttlboroligit ; library, Cbelfenlianlt lien and Chickens, Birmingham ; Alf. Adam., and. at the..Ameel,, Orford; at Garraway.'s Colter: House; end of Mr. liohips, 170, Regent-street, where a Flan of the ILitatt a'l•bv * t en s aid Ticket* tot viewing may Ms obtained. " • lvoricati HEREBY 1i iV 5e4.X.44A-. OILDIPAkY .131012 RA L 111411 , Flitidl hw-PIOU PRIRTORII of the PACIFIC PRARL•Ftliftgliti/ CUM. M PA', *ill If* 440 at elle be& at the re64 , o,iteyahy,'lbie- lei, mho Anna yard; cebbasan-strset, on Fame. iNgt.luie liastaes, Tie r tm f o r Ow Aloft, to takk into elessillestidea w •lishiesitea et the Plop:icier, "aisenthird in •ats lianwdlisary ems* Sm. thig held this day, whbrh Refutation is is billeass.: • 'llse it Is evedisat 4o dlssalve•tbe said C. pang, sad Asa She tape be, no the 96th deatials of the • Died id *UM. tam, forth 4 44..bm.d. King's Anta4aFti, June 31, 191$. ." s' • 0 =• ..."&•te-r---!- 1 -•••••` - t • . . . -Fitt* TIME 'LONDON . (.1 AnirrlV 341 5 4 , i 3. .~'. . , . At the Courtly St. James's. the 11th Jane, 122000ir...- • ' • the hum's nun Battik* litalesty in : • • His Nrsieetv ki/Couned oar thia:db, ;gelled to appoint the Right • Honourable .William• Fitzgerald • mosey Fitzgerald; President of the Committee ii Council appointed far the consideration:at' ell matters relating to Trade and Foreign Plantations. • - •CROW N.I.OFFILCRt Juue.l.l. ' • Member* returned to serve in this present Parliameit. Bonsueh •of Plybiontb-e•The Right Honourable Sir George Cockborn.2 Vito Admiral in his Majesty's Navy, K.G.C. in the room at Sir WOW. 4.lsegeeve, Bin deceased. • City M DewilitomooThe Right hitsootarable Sir Henry. Hardinge. 1tt.N0.41 2 . Ckomenee-place. is the cemasty of K.C. 15. Borough a ppmft—ink. Sight RAmessible Thomas , Peregrine :‘ftorough.ot St. Iviroo.The Right Heuemealthreltarles Arbuthnot, MC Whitehall 'plat*, etwanrof Middlemen, and et. Wimitotil alletteting- to the county of Northampton. BANKRUPTCY SUPRAIIRORD. j. .0 18 T Orentii4 7- ais 'Tticsinas . darks Jrnee, Bread-greet, , Viipthen* sentene: BANKRUPTS. 'Tgitinsis Brookes, Cheltenham; • Gteecestershlre, carpenter, to iet- I render. June 27,'at hVe, 211, at ten, ind July 25, at twn, it the • 11,4al !Intel. Cheltenham. Attornies. Messrs Evart •rsil .Cs. • Gra)'m cr Air. Itachard .Vryirtt, Stroud. • Fletcher, Albrowtr-street, 'Writininstrt, stoollen-draper tailur, June 27, 21S;asd July, Vt. at twelve; at ibe 'Globe ' Tay( rn, Ramer.. Atturnies,* Messrs. Wittier add • Co. died ford Jantes 4 K ° n w th . bs, Ozferd, innkeeper, Jane tti, at 51z,19, at nitre,. and July 25, at eleven; at the Three Cups Inn, Osten,. Attornk s, Mr. Charles Gaines, Czrollnessueet, Bedford:sqlirt;er, Mr.. John Lboker 'Oxford. Hairy Bell, Leeds, Yorkshire, victualler, June 23, 94;1 td July 25,. • at eleven, at the Coon Haunt, Letdi. Attorntes, Mawr. •Atistig ways and Co. Baruard's Ion; or Mr. T. Robinson, Ilsildle:yst Briggate, Leeds. William Abbot, late of Bermondsey street, Southwark, ecirdliairter, June 17, 24, and July US, at eleven. at the Court of °fifths.; • stoners of Bankrupts, Basingball-street. AM . /el/iffy, *. - Whiteley, Token House-yard, Lothbury. Richard Lees Kingsland-green, biltbrokei, hie 17, ii; dead 25, at eleven, at the Court of -Commissioners of liattlifsirs, • _._it.,etreet. Attornirs, Messrs. Stratton and 'Co. Shore- ditch." Richard Wheatley, Twyerost, Leicestershire, victualler, Jetieit4 at four, 27, and July 25, at eleven, at the Castle Inn, Tamnorth, Warwickshire. Anomie', Misers. Hicks and Co. Siltlon's buildings Holborn; or Mr. Robert •Nevill, Tainworth. • William Bo oth, LiVerpool, boot and shoe-factor, July 7,8, and es, at one, at the Clarendon-buildings, Liverpool. Attorniei t _Me.• John Taylor,Clement'd Inn ; or Mr. Roger Whitehead. Liver p o o l. Thomas Thompson Metcalf, eds, Yorkshire, surgeon and airthe. caty, June 20, at twelve, 21, at eleven, at the Court House.. Leeds, and July 25,at ekes's, at the'Citstie, York? Attonies, Mr. Stammers, Coleman-stiort: or Me. Eurhank, Leeds. Mullin Cambridge, Bristol, aid of Prince Edward' Jilaod,inest. chant, June 26, 27, end July 25, at twilire; at the Blivh•Taiern, ' *Hato!. • bettor:des, 'Messrs: I.6aae.co . oke and Ifkais; Ili or Nlesers. Clirke and Co. i haticerylshel • 13enjaniht Watkins, - Ardvidk, lAnambire, ihrrebatil s. , ,fene 13., - 24, and 'July 25, at eleven; at the Red Lion Iriir..Heit'Orurcl. Attgehick Ntatfia.Thiivii Olisibatrist linaWasteet fordrow ; or flaws. Pateshall And Co. Hereford. William UnderVfood, Cuwley Male, Gloucestershire, eFietnol. maker, June 24, at lye, 25, and July 23, at eleven . at'shetAtant Gloucester. Attornies, Mr. l'fiom.is White, theillaildings, Lincoln's Irm ;or 'Messrs. Blorsome and Co. 1./ursley. ' s Joseph Viney, Bristol, cabinet maker, June 25, 26. agicrJuli 25; at one, at the Conimerctal.roonis, Bristol. Anomie., Mi. Henry, Meredith Ambury, Bristol; or Mr. liontse •Lax. • • - colds lon. (The remainder of the Candi ogi lifooda7 .. • • : FRENCH PAPLItS. • t:.-4. -.• FRO/4 THE GAZETTE DE PRIMO!, Mike 12. 4,..CONSTANTINOPLIZ, The Porte received, on the 14ih, the Deelar a titiniast" War by Russia,:and on the 1.5. h the news of dist passage of the-Pruitt. Commissioners of the Dritan- tublicly announced the Declaration of War in the market places and the mosques; at the AMR time an Ordinance was issued for a general arming, strictly enjoining all the Mussnlmen-to• unite tor' the defence of their tiligion and their country, and to go to the residence of tt , e Chiefs r.f the several quarters to receive .arms. It is by these measures that the Porte has answered (hide: claration of Russia, and it is preparing to stlppoil the contest. • At the same time it has made the European Ministers acquainted with its resolution, •rctinisting them to inform their respective Courts that it warig6ing to try the fi rtuna of arms in &fence of its intantesfible rights, and that it would rather perish than suffer laws to be dictated to it so long as it had arms in its hands. To the general surprise the tranquillity orthe Capital has not been interrupted‘ in this, critical moment. 'The standard of the Prophet, which is generilly dipplaytd on all declarations of war, has not yet been hoisted. No tears of escesses are entertained at Pera. M. u'Ot. tentelc, who was going to the baths at !Itasca, has e solved to remain at his post. The troops that *crew,' in the Capital have been ordered to assemble at . pritiorik Czekine; several detachments of regular troops re al ready gone thither The AdAids not trained to the European discipline have not hitherto made any roep.rations for depacitre. On the whole the appearance of the at; is no more Mt iitary than it was atewdaysagn. ODESSA, May 23. We expect every moment the flea from Sebastopol, which has 14,000 regular troops on board. The trans potts hired by the Government have received' orders to join it. They are ladeq with ammunition and punkin= for four months. The Empress is exp •cted to-Jay. • VIENNA, lowa 2. • The Emperor of Russia is expected at B•.re.,arest. The bombardment 'of 11 rail (Braila or Brailov). com menced on the 22.1. Sevetal Turkish detachments which came mit to forage have becn made prisoners by the Russians, who have cat off the communication with theism ties:. All the trees and houses in theenvi epos have been burnt by.the.garrisun, that the batteries may be- able to act.. The Russian troops in the camp •.tre en,oa„ord,in nuking fascines and ladders, and it is supposed they mean to catty the place by storm. Braila never yet has been taken,. and it would be regarded by •theaulls as an ominous event if it should be so soon ; taken. .Active preparations are making for the passage of the Daimbe r wtitch, it is said, will take place on the 28th. : —/fugs6urg (ierulte. • • • VIIIKH Forno--Five per. Cent*. 104 f. 20c.—Three per Cents. Act.tows s , 4,9251. I.4rapolitan, 74f. tike.—Spanish (18'-'3); 7:Sf. on' London, one month, ssf. 111111:41do, 43f; 1:c. 4