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C 0r. 4 k . r.<94 1 , ;. • . . . . . .. • . . ff , . -,.. i . ......... ~ . . • - ..... . . . - ~ ..,.. ~f' 1 m BEI: 10,401: MONDAY: - . krU: ' • ••' THE A IrtlY: • A LIEUTENANT in an old-established Regiment' of DR.IOOON§ In India, wishes to EXCIIANGE, to : a !::;invent .. t home. * A line addressed to A. B. at the qedford , Coffee-house, will be duly attended to.—No Army broker need. apply. , . 26,, M. : • ... • ettik t • SEVriati- -, FIC‘: fo' OFFICE' OP 0 fiIIMIXCE, Jim 5,. 1840. rpflE MASTER-GENEItAL 1 and.: BOARD of or.r.)NANcE having granted their authority for tie S..le cf Impr...s!ous taken front *the Pines engaved on At Scale of Ir It to a Mile of the GENERAL SURVEY OF on EA T BRITAIN, carried on under : the superloteddance of the lee Major-General WILLIAM 1111.IDGE, of the Royal ArtiiLry, LL.D. F.R. and A.S. the Public are-hereby informed, that Tairty-two Plates (forming Eight Parts) of that. Work ,arc: already finishedb and that Impressions from them are on ::t the Ordr.anee Map tiffiee, in the Tower of London. rlates complete the Martof the Coast from Orfordness, in SuflJlk, to the Land's End, in Cornwall, and thence to Week St. Lawrence, near Bristol. Several other Plates of this Work an now in band, and Part Nine, consisting of Five additional Plates, which - eor.tain nearly the whole of Pembrokeshire, with pats of Cardiganshire and Carmarthenshire, and the Island of Lundy, will be published on the Ist Anzust neit. Gentlemen wishing to procure a Map of the Country surrounding their h.ibitations, may, on application to tic. lluker, at the ord. ntr.ce Map Office (where an Index BLip will be therm), select ny sheets they please_ for thxkgunrse.. AW !satinet..AO sttlp jtct addressed to Mr. Baker, under cover to the Secretary of the T T ~ SALES BY AUCTION - • • IMPROVED' GROUND .. .4*M OF sts6 tit. 9d. rat ANNUM, A )IPLIf SECURED. UPON •HOUS la• N Plil NCIiS-STREE'IIaud3PUR-STREET, LEINEO - ER SQUARE, aissl - O.REEK-S'IREET, 50110. By Mr. nosixS; At Garraway's Coffee-house, in 'Change-Ailey, rottihM, oa THURSDAY neat, Jane 29, at? Twelve o Clock, ,a 141;&1.6t5, • LOT 1. A N - IMPROVED GROUND RENT of • • - LAI , Fifty-six Pounds per Anrum..tssising Out of ard amply secured upon a compact Dwelling-house, saute No. ''y, Princes -street, the Wine Yaks, it . the corner adjoining, and three lYsvelllng-houses, Nos. 7, 18 • and 5, on - the' North side of Spur-street, Leicester-square, held on Lease tiff Midsummer, ' 1847. LQT 2. An IMPROVED GRO UND itllliTorTen Potrds Eight Shillings and Ni ue -p ence per Aimurn, laming Oat ..i.d secured upon a Dwelling-house, No. 44, on the Ras: b;, l -; c Greek-street, Soho ; held on Lease till :tlichaelmas, 1455 . : • Particulars may-be had of Messrs. Blake, White, Ain;e, and Blake, Solicitors, Essex-street, Str.snd ; at .Garraway'r; a; 1 of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. BUCK IN G II A IRE.- PRESURVING (WELTS OF NATURAL lIISTORYj 'This day was published, In One Volume,.l2m o . with Plates, 7s. 6d.`b r n i at"'d • 9 1 4XIDE II MY ; or, A s coniplete TREATISE on the Art or preparing, mounting; and preserving everi-Ohjzet of Natural History for Mpseums; to which b, added,, tpr the convenience of Travellers, a succinct Series of more simple In struetions, for oollectint, transporting, and observing the various Objects of the three Kingdoms, with Lists iodica;ing:thoss Which are rarest or most wanting in European ColleCtions. Printed' for Longinati, Hurst, Rees, Ormf, and Brown, London. _ _ This day were published, in 121r.0. price 9s. boards,: i • VISSAYS and SKETCHES of LIFE and CNA RACTER.—By a GENTLEMAN who has Left his Lodgings. Coa nontsj—English and French Pride and Vanity—F.4lBh and French Ta.a4*--Men of Lettem—lrresolution—Foreign duel—Vanity and Love of Fame—Mie WorldatiOnal Character—Literary Tastn--Field Sponts.--:fin Movable Man..- On.PlNrs•—polincal Econocay--Otsta of the Noeis:i Constitution "--"tinge`-Orders of knighthood—The Wonderful Jew. • ' Printed for Longman, Hurst, Reis, Orme and Brown, London. :~ 13:;:4d of Ordnance, Pall.liall , will be immediately attended to. H. H. CAE fl', Secretary._ By Order the • - ‘I7IIF.P,E IS, bra Decree of the High Court of Chanzt:rv, made in a c.:....5Lt Morella GLOSGE U/iNSV . Golsen, is the l'ia:ntif, and 'l'mostAs Cot. Liss and others,-are Defendants; it is referred to FILANi..3..) Taut. STRATVOII.D, Esq. ore the ltlast,.rs of the said Court, to inquire whether there is or are any, a:W if any, what person et persons entitkd to the Tv::1/.! Shares is the !lamps:cad Water-Works, in the Plead ings nie:ltioned ander and 'by virtue of a Commission of Baal:- rapt kilted against Samuel Gibbor.s, the Testator, in the plead lap named, and who was forrner'ly of the loner Temple, Lon don, Law Stittio:!er and which unimh:,l6n of Bankrupt was issued against hita in the year I 747 : therefor#, any person or perser3 claiming to be entitled to the said Twelv &tares La the llanipstead Water-Wm:44re to come in before the said Master, a: bis Chambers ; in Sooth:unytnu-buildings, Chancery-lane, Lou. ' .lon, on or beftre the I‘ils day of July, 1820, and make out their. claims; at, in defaidt,Sphey will be peremptqlly excluded the beuent ohhr said ewes. COUNTY FIRE-OFFICE, REGENT-.STREET, LONDON. IitUSTLE3. The Duke of Noarous, The Duke of RCTLAXD, • The 'lt larquis of Buciu.Nc4l.l.m, The Marquis of NostritAxrroY, &c. &c. &c. And SIXTY DIRECTORS. llanaging Director—J. T. Baant:s Beauaterrt, Esq. F.A.S. ERSONS who continue insured in this Othce Seven Yens whether upor. a Septennial or Annual Po t :y , share the Profits equally with the Original Members, ac tording to their respective contributions. A permanent surplus. • : A pital of .€400,000 has been subscribed by the urizinal Mem 11p14, and they alone are responsible ; hence those whO now de sre to insure are effectually secured against that uncertainty and unlimited respni.sibility which have been so severely felt in Societies upon the Contributi.ansbfp or "Union principle. • • Returns to the amount of X 26,000 have been paid within the six last years, to all who have been insured Sevenn - years—a greater advantage to the Publi. than has been hitherto yielded by any well-secured Establishment. Agents ire appointed in all the principal towns, wh• are also Agents to the PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, founded on similar principles. COOPER'S SURGERY, A NEW VOLUME, This day was published, Vol. 11. (which completes the Work) with several Plates, price I.ls. boards, qinEFIIIST LINES of the PILICTICE of SUlt 1. GERI; designed as an Introduction for Students, and a co:.cisq Book of Rvference for Practitioners. 117 SA:IIISEL COOPER, Late Surgeon to the Forces; Member of the College of Sur geons; of the Medical and Chirurgical Society, &e. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; Highly and Son; Baldwia, CrasickAnd Joy; J. Callow; Cox aod Son ; T. and G. Underwood; G. and W. a Whittaker ; Anderson and Chase; Burgess and Hill; Hurst, RoLinson, and Co. London: Sterling and Slade; A. Black; Fairbairu and ; andP.Brywn, Edinburgh. Of whom ;nay be lad, the 4:12 edit. If VuL I. prke 1 boards, . . Also ' by the some Authur, - A Dktionary of -Prsetlesl Aurgery; comprehending all the most interesting Improvements op to the present Period. Third Milan, enlarged, price £1 -tr. . FAMILIES GOING ABROAD, OR RETURNING FROM THE EAST AND WEST INDIES.- JmiLLARD respectfully informs the Nobility, • Merchants, and Famines, his PATENT IMPERIAL CLOTH is sold, Stamped, exclusively at his Wholesale and Retail roreip and British Family Linen Warehouse, \o. 16, Cheapsrtie, itr entire ems, for Exportation, and by the Piece ; the Pieces contain from ‘26 to 5:: Yards for Shirting, desirable to wear in the Past and West Indies, where a warmer article than Linen is required, in the Cold Climates, and for its Economy. The Pivc:i for Sheeting contain from two to four Pairs each. Order: exeeuted. Every description of Family Linens, India and British Long Cloths, White Chintz, and Ajengoes, India ar.d British Muslim &c. Superb India and curious lirizi4h Shawls, pee-alias to the House. India . Shawls purchased. Ladies Laying roMmistions from Abroad can select Family f.i::ens, &c. and the most fashionable Articlts for Dress, at fixed prices; and Articles takes Its the entire Piece or deny, at the Whole s Lie Ganda:nen in the Army, &c. can select their Linen an s! Cravati, and, if respired, have them made to order. BRITISH PAINT fL .reee, 'UEACTORY, 62, Queen• idt, Loudon. Mt CWT. Genuine Ground White • Turpentine Lead of the finest 465. Liuseed Oil quality UPTON and Co. in addressing the Public, most respectfully inform :l - .era, that fheir White Lead is of the iiiiest quality hi t!,is aracla itniay just) , be said, " the hlst is the cheapest."— .The gcluirw is the rie:t durable as well as the ino,t ornamental; NV hile the ini . arior kinds, having had, their inetalllc powers re duced, soon 'coloured, and are unequal to constant exposure to the a.uu) phere.—Cpum,and Co. sell White Lead at priers from •fr)s. per cwt. to 445. although, for the reasons b. - for named, they Ind; recommend the first quidity ; these will be found superior to many kinds that arc offerkd to the Public as the best, at much higher prices. The under-men:fulled Anti-Corrosive Paints are very neat in appearance, are very preserving, and are easily applied, requiring only to be thinned with oil; they are suited fur Park Palings avid all out-door work. TLIL GALLON. ss. 4s MR. WORDSWORTH'S NEW POEMS. - • This - day was publish.A, Bvo. 12s. boards, THE RIVER . DUDDON, a Series of Sonnets; VAUDRACOUIt and JULIA, with Other Poems: to which is annexed a Toppgraphi.:4l Dzscription of the Country of the Lakes in thiebitxth of England. . By WILLIAM NINORDSWORTH. This Publication, together with Peter Bell, the Wag goner, and the 'Thanksgiving o.le, completes the third and last Vo:ume of the Author's Miscellartecnis Poems. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brows, Lagoa. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, • The Et:ursior, a Poem, in 4to. X 2 2s. . 'file White Doe of RTistone, a Poem, in 410. all is. _ . SUMMER EIECURSIONK Mk day was published, rice 15s. bound, an improved Edi dor.- corrected to the present Time, with an entire new Se ries of Engravings by Greg, Mostly frotn original Drawings, rililt: GLIDE Lc, al the ‘VATERING and SEA BATIIING PLACES, for 1840;, containing full and accurate Descelitlons of each Place, and of Vie Curiosities and striking Objects in the gnvicpas,, and forming an agreeable and useful COmpailion during a Residence at any of the Places, or during a Sentrner Toni in 4ici4st of Minh!' er Pleasure. By the _EDITOR of the PICTURE of LONDON. _ _ _ _ _ _ Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and rrovrii, and to. be bad of the Librarians and Booksellers at the places described. This day WWI published, In an Octavo Volume, illustrated with Engravings, price ISs. rIIIIE ITALIAN CONFECTIONER - ; or, Copa l_ plete Economy of Desseris : containing the Elements of the Art, according.to the mosrmodern and approved Practice. Full and 4:7E:icit Directions, respecting Distillation Decoration, and Modelling, in all their branches: including Figures, Fruits, flowers, and Animals,. in Elm Page; and the Art of Mould ing, Cas ting, and Gilding Composition. Pastes of new and su perior quality. The whole comprising every information requi site to form the complete Confectioner, 'and to enable him to arrange the Embellishments of the Table with taste and elegance. "By' G. A.. JARRIN, Ornamental Confectioner at Messes.Gunters, in Berkeley-square. Londun : Printed for John Harding, 36, Si. James's -street. • • This day was published, Part I. to be continued Quarterly , rice 6s. ANNALS OF ORIENTAL LITERATURE.— coNTzwrs:-1. Analytical Comparison of the Sanskrit, Greek, Latiu, and Teutonic Languages, 'hewing the original identity of their Grammatical Structure; by F. Hopp. 2. Translation of the Commencement of the Maha likarats, from the original Sanskrit. 5. An .Essay ou the Life and Genius of .IFirtlausi, the great Epic •PJet of the Persians, with a veybat Translation of his Episode of Sohrab. 4. Translation of the Sherif Mohammed Al Geography of Africa. L. Cursory Observations on a Translation of the Sherif Ibrahim's Account of Mungo Park's Death, by Abraham Salame. G. Brief Enu meration of the Banners .of the Chinese Tartarian Army, by W. Hatmann.—Reviews . and Katracts. The Kamus, or Ocean ; -an Arabic Dictionary, &c. by Shalt Ahmed, &c. &c. The Ilan is to publish an octavo volume, of nearly 200 pages, quarterly. Each Part is to be divided into Three Sections--, the First devoted to Original Essays, Translations, Stc.—the Se cc:“.l to Reviews of Oriental Works—the Third; to short No ti.:es of Boas, L*l.l Miscellaneous Intelligence. - Printed for Longman, Ilurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row; and Ogle, Duncan, and Co. high Holborn, London. • da RAND JUNCTION CANAL SHARES, divi ‘ol ding per Share per Annum ; Coventry Canal, £44 per Share; Gloucester and Berkeley Canal Optional Loan Notes, bearing .C.; per Cent. interest ; Kennet and Avon Canal, £1 ; and London-Bridge Water Werks shares, dividing 1 4 2 .10s. per Share, on SALE at the Office of Mr. SCOTT, New Bridge- Erect. • ANTI-r:ORROSIVE PAINTS. rat CRT. inviale or dark Greta 40s. I Y.:r! dittn . - 761. I; . .: 3 1-4 (Iran -112 s. I :Ad Cutour - 43-.. S -, itie do. - - 483. ChocuLte - ' - 4O Y ; Prepared Cif, Is. 6d. per gall. liertord Cual Tar Brown, _Os. ptr cwt. • lilt llt - rchents and I)caler3 stiar:ied wits every daeriptloa 61 Cotner; ua very advaougcaus Terms. Me OW?. Bright Red - - 343. Dark ditto - - 265. Black Paint - - 4Ss. Ye hoar - - - - 445. BLOO MSBU R I-SQUARE. Desirable RESIDENCE and GARDEN, on the NOrth Side, TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, A: Garraway's Coffee-llouse, Exchange. Alley, Cornhill, .on unsner next, June ‘.:9, at Twelve o'Clock, AN Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE ; COM prisin,-; a pltasar.t cneerful. DWELLING-HOUSE, con s venieutly planned, desirably situate, No. ti, BLOOMSBURY-SQUARE. Containing, on the Upper Floor, foist. good Sleeping-rooms, roomy Landiag and Closet; on the Second Story, two excellent airy Bed-chambers, roomy Landing, and Housemaid's , Closet; on the First Floor, two handsome Drawing-rooms, windows in the front room to the floor, opening to a Balcony, and com municating by fotding-doors, neatly fitted up ; on the Ground Fluor, a neat ia:ntrance-hall, walls Stuccoed and Painted, cont.: modious light :staircase, mahogany hand-rail, an excellent Dining . Parlour, Übrary,Water:closet,and Hatier's Pantry ; a Garden at the back planted with Shrubs, and Flower-border, •ficc. Irt the Basement, an excellen light Kitchen in front ; Scullery, House beeper's-room, Wine-cellar, Latsier,:Water- closet , Area in front, witia Vaults for Beer, C oal, /ka linite4ole, and &nava' Entrance. • To viewed by Tickets.-;—Particulars may be had on the Pre mises; of Messrs. Green, Pemberton, and Crawley, Snkcitnrs, Sidishary-squar:, F leet -s treet; at Garraway ' s; anti of Mt. Ro bins, Vl'arwtek-streer, Goiden-syeate; - • tit' Whom Titkete viewing may be past. for x;uc". RIISSEI,I7SQUA RE. CAPITAL SPACIOUS RESIDENCE AND. OFFICES, DARDEN, COACMHOUSE, and STABLE, on the ; North Side.• - Sy Mr. ROBINS, • - • • 7 ; At Garravray's Caffeilonse, in Exchange-Alley, °Kuhns on TUURSOAY next, June 22, as Twelve o'Clock,. - A Very Desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, belt! , A.L. under his Grace the Duke of Benroati, for a long term of ruin ; comprising a spacious' well-planned Residence, hand., wanly fitted up, and adapted for the accommodation of a Gen. tkman't Family, desirably situate No. 22, Russell-square; cow! tabling, on the Upper Story, a large Nursery, four Sleeping rooms, fiousemaid's Closet, with water laid on ; on the Second, Floor, a Bed-chamber in front, with Recess and Closet, and a small Bed-chamber adjoining ; at the.bntit i a capital bowed Bed-ch A mber and Closet, the walls papered, racer landing, Water-cioset; and Housemaid's Own; on the principal Floor, a noble lofts Drawing-room, fitted up in a very elegant • manner, three win dows in front, opening to a Balcony the 'Width Of the 'front, communicating with a back Drawing.:roont bowed at both enos, .and commandant a delightful view of High,gatt and: Hattipsteatl .Hills ; Ground Floor,' Entrance-ball, Veptilnile,. and excellent Stone Staircase to the second floor, a"eapitsl Eating-room, Li brary, Water-closet, and Gentleinan% Dressing-room; in the Basement, an excellent range of Domestic Cifices, Areas, Wine, Coal, and Beer Galati,. Wash-house, and ~Laundry; a.spacious Garden at the back, planted • detached Coachbouse, Ihrness roorn, Three-stall Stable, wit h ' Loft 'and Man's Rootn ores.— The whole amply supplied with water. To be viewed by 'rickets oaly. • Particulars may be baton the Premises; at darraWay!s ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwit•k street, Golden-square, of whom Tickets for vkwing may be had. SURREY. • THE MUCH-ADMIRED RESIDENCE, • SHERWOOD LODGE, ON THE BANKS OF THE - THAMES. With excellent attached and detached Offices. Gardens, Plea: sure-Grounds, Hermitage, &c. Within four miles of Hyde-Park-corner By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, Exchange-Alley, Cornhill, on • TIeI:RSDAT, July 13, 1840 f at Twelve o'Clock, PEE ELEGANT AND MUCH-ADMIRED VILLA RESIDENCE, • SHERWOOD LODGE, Erected, planned, and finiOted In Ca unique style of elegance and taste, and adapted for the accommodation of a Family of the first Distinction • containing noble suites of spacious Apartments, finished in a truly classical style, consisting of anEatinst-parkist, Orangerie, and Conservatory, in compartments ; with an Aviary and Fountain; Tent and Billiard-room, in Octagon Library, communicating with i Saloon,'fitted up in the gothic style, and richly-painted Glass; A magnificent lofty G A L'LERY for STATUES, 75 feet long by 25 feet wide, Forming, altogether, a suite of the completest and most elegant Apartments in an., Residence in the environs of the Metropolis. With a comfortable range of Domestic Offices; an excellent prin cipal Staircaseornamented by an antique painted wlndow,leading to the first floor, on which there is a vestibule ; a Drawing-room 29 feet twig, ornamented by pillars in imitation of the Verd An tique, and a Balcony looking to the River • six principal Ded chanibers, Boudoir, Dressing-rooms, House maid's-closet, Water and Store-closets, and Servants' Apartments, a secondary Stair case,and good cellars in the Basement ; detached, a llot and Cold llath, with Dressing-room, Dairy, Coach-bowie with Standing for two Carriagei, Stable for four horses, Loft and Roonia over ; Piggery, Poultry-houses, &c. • The Residence is cneomyassed by a dell htful Lawn, to which there is a convenient arproach from the: Thames; Pleasure. Grounds, and fine thriving Shrubberies, intersected wits walks and carriage -drive, ornamented by fine grown timber,. Hermit age, Ice-house, Pheasantry, &c. a productive Kitchen-garden, abundantly stocked with choice Fruit -trees, :Ad well cropped ; l'onds of Water. The whole Containing about SIX ACRES. The Land-?ax redeemed. Tc be viewed by Tickets only: Particulars may be had on the Premises; at the Red Lion, Putney; Castle and Talbot, Richmond; Castle, Salt-Hill; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square, of whom Tickets for marb..l!a!". C. EIANIPSHIRE. COMMODIOUS ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE, WITH OFFICES, &c. PLEASURE GROUNDS, GARDEN, and FISH-PONDS STORED with FISH. A Compact COTTAGE RESIDENCE, with OFFICES, &c. and nearly ONE HUNDRED and SIXTY ACRES of MEADOW, PASTURE, ARABLE, and WOOD LAND, with a STREAM of WATER, and extensive COMMON HTS. By Mr. ROBINS. At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change-a ll ey, Cornhill: on TII:MSDAY, July 13, 1020, at Twelve o'Llni:lt; in FOur Lots, Lot 1. A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, LA. comprising a commodious elikible RESIDENCE in excellent repair, adapted for the accommodation of a Gentle man's Family, pl easantly situate in the rural Village of EVERS LEY, near HARTFORD BRIDGE, iu the County of HANTS, with excellent Offices Coach-house, Stab.fes, Earm . buildings, good Garden, dellghtiul Pleasure ilermada; a n d up wards of SEVENTY-TWO ACRES of Meadow, • Pastore, Arable, and Wood Land, all in a ring Fence; the situatiewdry and healthy, and in a genteel neighbourhood, a fine Sport* Country, and in the vicinity of several Packs of liounds.— Early possession may be had. • • " ,Lot 2. A FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATE,' comprising a Cottage Farni-House, with Garden and Mahr stead, and two Labourers' Tessementsi situate in the Village of Eversley, and upwards of SEVENTY-FIVE ACRE 3.4% Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Lund, let to a respectable Tenant, who will give possession if milked, situate in the Vil lage of Evers/ey, on the road to Reading and Wokinghani, in tersected by a fine Stream of Water, stored with Fish. Lot S. A COMPACT FREEHOLD COTTAGE RESI DENCE, situate hear Lot 1, adapted for the 'accommodation of 4 genteel' Family , with e tertian . Offices, Coach-house, Stab* Garden, and Meadow Land, containing upwardeof Four Acres, I in the occupation of Captain Broughton, till Miclia4mai t 1009, Lot 4. A FREEHOLD 'Ell CLOStit *of ARABLE LAND, called DUTTERIDGES,,duiate near Lot 1; crmitibt ing nearly FIVE ACRES, in hand. • To be viewed by applying to Mr. Alexander, Gardener, at Lot One,.where Particulars may be bad; at the White Lion, Hartford Bridge ; Crown ind Bear Ids* Readibsi fted - 41W, Dagslrot ; "Bush; Farnham and &Weal illdrci Hatt, %%did!' Castle; Salt-Hill ; King's Atltu s isg t,NoT;Mseph Aram EV+ Soliftors Breorti- 4 41 14, v4 44;Crifrigralli t ztork.itor bins, Warwick-street, Golden-sspßipljri Y Ptfriir and MLitt* Cur ' a w in g bad: ' . I ~. .0 t 1. • .t LITTLE NORWOOD RECTORY, NEAR WINSLOW VALUABLE FREEHOLD, aid small Part COPYHOLD r ESTATE, TITHE-FREE * and LAND.TAX Redefined. mast • Exetilent PAW/it:RESIDENCE, ,and . Cap:cal - LAND martin/id:in the About UNIg IiptaIDRIZET ANDTI:FTY ACRES. • By Mr. 110111 - A2•Garratiay's Coffee-house, in Exchange-Alley, CAirnbill, an ToYaseav, July 27, 18l:13, ataistrive•teandi, LIT tLE HORWOOD RE4:I;O4ILY ; selialuable .FREEHOLD, and small PM CORA* HOLD- ESl'.l:l4:, eetivrising amost Excellem FAMILY seated Alt a pleasant Lawn, surroureed by•tbriving inter lect&l with dry G ravelled Walks, ornashersted'..ellb Flcr.vt'r der', and line 'grown Timber frees anti Skack,,..laid nit with great taste ,, and a Carriage-4in* tole yologamial /kick built Owelling-Hc•zse_, Staccuvd; adapted fat n:• 'don of a- Gentleman's Family, with an- eicelLnt range of. DO- Mestin Ofikes conveniently arranged. • A ;pal Farm l!t•t:e itonim'anicating, with excellent Apazttr.entit end: : to o nom . Farin-Yards, Barns, Stables,. Cow-House, and varioi.• Out-buildings, Stack-Yard, Well of fine Water, and ileserv. for Rain Water; , Kitchen Garden, part Walled, pLuned fine Fruit Tees,' nd well *'need and eroppt;'d ; Pattiz . ; and sundry Eneoeures of rich Meadow, Pasture, u.d Arable Land, in all about • OTC lIILNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES. The 'Mansion and Buildings are seated in a Pa..dock of Forty Acres, hid out in a Park•llke style, and a very detir-ble end plfisant Residence for a Oititivanaa; witbin thr ee mil e s a liVikaslow, eight from Buckingham, m:•oen from Stony-Stratford, tireive fr:n Ayletbury, mad nity frees London. To be viewed by applying to William Yates, en the Pre mises, of whom Particulars may be had ; et the Crowu, Win • ; Cobham Arms; Buckingham; Cock, Stony-Stratford; •Sugar-Loaf, Dunstable; Geotge, Aylesbury; Crowe, 'Amen bum ; Red Lieu, High Wycombe; White Horse, lixbsidge; of Messrs. Tyrrell, Solicitors, Remembraacer's Office, GtuiAltalt; at Garrastay's; and of Mr.-Robins, Warwick -street, Golden . sentare. • • • EDGE*ARF., 'MIDDLESEX. • • Capital FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD ESTATES,- with FARM-HOUSES, lia RN S, STABLES, and OV . r- BUILDINGS, DWELIAN G4IOS.TSE, and RUTCHAti SHOP; upwards of FOUR ILUNDRED ACRE.S of ri.-It MERDOW and AFOOT) LAND: . ~' ? ' • . By Mr. RoBINS,. .• At Garravray's Coffee-house, 'Change -alit y, Coe. hill,a t Tani* • nay, July 27, 1600, at Twelve o'Cloels, in Latl,' • Lor 4... I iVALUABLE LEASEHOLD EST.ATE, held under the College of MI Oxford...—. - Comprising the MANOR PLACE FARM of EARESEURY, in the Parish of Edgeware, in the County of Middlesex, Consisting of a good comfortable - Fann-lsous, pleasantly situates, andicobta tnanding beautiful prospects in vArious dicections,,c6uvraible, at a trilling expense, .into a commodious and 'desirable. Residoaca for a Gentleman's Family, with a good Garden, walied, and Or chard ; two Barns; Stabling for Eight florsei, Granary; Cow ho4se, Piggery, Cart Sheds, and other . Outbuildings; good FarM and Stack-yard, with plenty of water.- 7 A smalter Farm. Ilpuse, with Garden, Orchard,. Barn, Sheds, Farm-y a rd, S t e. and upwards of • - 'THREE HUNDRED AND PIETY-ONE ACRES _Of capital Meadav and Wood Land, in the occupation of SR !Ala and Mr. VA IVNEV rositt•et...le T..nants on Lear, • LOT 4 2. A CAPIT AL EN i.:I,(MUIt hi' of rut; lulu? MEA DOW LAN 9, calkd • NEW LANDS, situt.te ing the above, cuntaining neatly 'TEN ACRES, in the mcupai tion of Mr. V.AItXZT, oa Uwe with the foregoing Lands.' • LOT 3. A Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held under All Soul's College, Oxford; contprising a DWELLING" HOUSE and BU TCIIER'S SHOP, situate on the E ast s id e of the Town of Edgeware, with Ca rden and Meadow, in the occupation of Mr. Faracn, on ',ease; and sur.dry lit dos rc. of rich Meadow Land, at toe ninth mile-stone, containing about FORTY ACRES, in the occupation of, and en Lease to Air. • VA IINET. To be viewed by applying cn the Premises and to the Tenants, of whom Particulars may be had ; at the Inns, 1;43:.v. are ; . Abercorn Arms, Stantnore; W004.:,ck, St. Alban's; . Man, Barnett; E s sex Arms and Commercial Inn, Watfold Swan, Rickmansworth ; White nom Uxbridge; of M e ssr s . Allen, Gylby, and Alien, Solicitors, earlis!c-strc.ct, SoLa ; at Garraway's ; add of Ni r. Robins', Warwick-street, Golder.-stioare • ESSEX. GREAT WA3cERING RECTORY, ncar SOUTH-END. The GREAT TITHES of the Perish. contain'. prat) , • ' , 'THREE THOUSAND ACRIA, And an Elegant nostfy-erected .RESIDENCE, with (Miceli, • _Land, &c. a.: Hy Mr. AOLIINS, At Garraway's Cdiso-House, Exchange-Ailey, Cornhill, Tuoisnie, 10%.h August, at Twelve o'Cleck,- rrIIIE Very VALUABLE FREEHOLZ) ESTATE; late the property - of JOHN ROB:MTS . , Esq. deceased: Comprising an elegant and substantial brick-built- FA MILY RESIDENCE, seated on a Lavin, 'with a Portico Prates, eon.. taping alaandsonte Entrance-hall, spacious Diningtparleur, elo,, gant Drawing-tocnt with bowed front. Opening to.a Vikando, and Store T.rt:,ce, with an excellent range of Domestic (ldic% and good Cella.. -1, with capital Sleep;.nvenosas, an d servants , Apartments over, Water-closets, &a. An hteicamsl Yardivitith two Coach-houses, two th ree-stall Stables, Loft „ and men ,. Rootits over, and various other Offices, lar ge Tank for rain water, Dog kennel, Granary, &c: A Capital Fariawyaid ad. ; joining, with roomy-Iktrns, Stabl6, and all necessary Out-hui!d; Mr, and nearly Si XTT Ammo( Meadow and Arable Land..-: Also, the GRisIi.TTITHES of •the while Parish, containiug nearly THREE THOUSAND ACRES, which are taken kind, and very productive. The Lands in Great Wakering are • well known to be superior to almost any In the kingtiOnt, am): most advantageously sithate for the shiptuert R produce to rile Landon and other : Marketo b at very reasonable expense, pretella. ins a most eligihic and it:opt:Mitt Propaty fur an In‘ewasei• and Residence, Only live miles from the tadtionable'oralasusa. Place, :loath-lett, and 441roni London. _ Facr, .:,17131[1..C4,U, 4L.LI WI - 11711 i 1.4171AW11. • Tisit WO, and Lauda tway be viewed loy applythr t iii f d a ?rm.'s% where kAttiftdian innY W had; Als•-at liac 'I te4 '• SeutlA-E# ,• Siajh Bocieford; CtozPicheuiti;it P Witte.ini • Brack • ploy, Cliertusfo • lanes' , White 1- . 411, Brentwood ind Li ,.. 41 , su. , -7,m. ....,.T.,reatifrarit, [pi lat tnd . ni t ko i l, w w T 4) y ks mtp , Oultletwaissarei..idese . 1 . iks-ot;4111, 116:.i1e 41 ." 1 1 1 . 4 . Yug.lb e ...".•• ,' • :.: ~::.:.. -• : '.-. • . ..P. 1-, . - .c) . r P II I 1 I CALCOT PARK AND MANOR, NILAR READING, BERKS. TO BE LET, FURNISHED, With immediate possession, rrHE above superior MANSION-HOUSE, with -R. the PARK, GARDEN, Pleasure and other Grounds attached thtreto ' and with appropriate Coach-houses, Stabling, Farm-yard, and One Hundred and Ninety-two Acres of Land. The Mansion consists of an Entrance-hall. Litirary, * Drawing and Dining--rooms, Breakfast-parlour, ten best Bedchambers, twelve rooms for Servants, and Offices of every description; and the Park is well st a cked with Deer, and the Manor with Game. This Property is situate on the high road to Bath, 4 miles from London, and three from Reading ; and may be viewed, but by Tickets only. on application to Messrs. Blandy and Andrews, Solicitors; Reading, cf whom further. Inforisasion may be had. Letters are.desired to be post-paid. .SALCS BY AUCTION. • .s A.T.188 URYLPL A CR, .14TF.W-110 D. • . EXCELLENT FAMILY RESIDENCE, GARDEN, • • GREEN-HOU:4K &c. By Mr. ROBINS, • At. Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exdiange-alley, Cornhlll, go • TIIORSDAV next, the 29th June, at Tirelye o'Clock, VERY DESIIt4I3LE LEASEHOLD REST.* •XIL • "DkXciC, = eligibly situate No. 'l3, SALISBURY. PLACE, NSW-ROAD, recendy put into verreacellent repair, viiroady fitted up. and adapted for tht, ascornmodation of a Genteel Fatuity ; contains, on the Upper Story, three Sleeping , rooms, Laundry, and roomy Landing; Second Fisor, four excellent Bed-chamberi, aid Closets • Principal Floor, en ele gant bowed Drawing-ro , A, back Dr awing-room, Beudoir,ald Anti-room, coriespondently fitted up ;.Ground Floor; Entrance hall, roomy light Staircase, an excellent bowed Dining-rootn, Library,_ Butler's Pantry, Water-closet, &c. Basement Kitchen. Pantry, Larder, Wash-house, Wine , Beer, and Coal Cellarti.— A large Garden in front and at the'Lack, with Given-house, .To be tiewed with Tickets. .Partiottlars may be had on the Premises ; at Gangway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, ' Golden-square, of Whom Vikets for viewing may be had: , .