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SOOSEY has just received from the Continent . 4 •tity idle assortment of CLASSICAL FRENCH i n octavo, duodecimo; anti Stereotype Editions, with 41"....-- s lisat Plata, and of all papers. Also a Collection of the s lanted French Medical Works and the Latin Classics, woken stereotyped, by Renouard, of Paris. owls's* of thew hole snay be had gratis of T. Boosey, :2 6 ,4,1044neet, City. This day was published, i t pot Volume, 12mo. price 59. in boards, Second Edition, f r u ART of PRESERVING ALL KINDS of L ANAL and VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES fur SEVE ea, TEARS. A Work published by Order of the French Mi dtbe Interior, on the Report of the Board of Arts and ii i ii me tros, by M. APPERT. Translated from the French. L i mbs Printed for Black, Parry, and Kingsbury, Book __ to the Honourable East-India Company, Leadenhall-street. COb s. " — i — P lON N TO " THINIC.S I TOFSELF." This day Was published, in Four large Volumes, price 265. a AYS SHE TO HER NEIGHBOUR WHAT? By an old-fashioned ENGLISHMAN. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-street. 1 1 Where also may be had, published this Summer: The Borderers, an Historical Romance, 3 vols. 15s. ova of Toledo, or the Gothic Princess, S vols. 255. Oliessional of Valombre, by. L. S. Stanhope, 4 vols. 225. Lora Blundel and her Father, 3 vols. 15s. • Ils Vindictive Spirit, by Mrs. Bluemantle, 4 vols. 225. Ilseverie, or the Pupil of the World, 5 vols. 117 s. 6d. 1 , This dry roe riblighed, in 4to. prim lie. boards, Tel a Plan of thstaligbardment of Flushing, and Position of the TI'S that invested the Town. AN ACCO UNT of the ISLANDS of WAL CHEREN and SOUTH BEVELAND, against which the kE m xpedition proceeded in 1809, describing the different s of his Majesty's Army during the Siege of Flushing, mi tanking Observations on the Charmer, Custom, Religion, Commerce of the Inhabitants. To which are added, a few bombs respecting the Nature of the Climate, and the Causes mi isymposens of the Dienes which prevailed among the Troops. By GEORGE HARGROVE, Jun. limber of the Royal College of Surgeons, London ; and Assis tant Surgeon Royal Horse Artillery. bitted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orate, and Brown, Pater losterow ; at the British Gallery, 54. New Bond-street; and When and Hodges, Dublin. • THURSTON AND RHODES'S SHAKESPEARE. this day was published, elegantly printed on a fine drawing goer, and embellished with two Engravings, by R. Rhodes, leak original Designs, by J. Thurston, Esq. No. 1, (to be con t • lipoid every fortnight) of THURSTON and RHODES's Splendid Edition A._ of SHAKESPEAR'S DRAMATIC WORKS, with Ilstes, atc.--Conditiops .. 31' Publication : The Work will by - regotlariy published every fortnight, and niepleted in 37 Numbers, and be embellished with fifty elegant Irgraviags in the line manner.-2d. 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HILL, &c.—Capital HOUSES and GROUND RE: renewable for ever.—By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Wednesday, July il. l l at Twelve, in Lot+, 'THE Very Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held under the City of London, renewable for ever, ar a fine certain ; consisting of the very extensive and capita' built Premises, tailed the CLARENDON HOTEL, with the Baths, &c. in Old Bond-street, and a Messuage, No. ,in Grafton street. The Improved ground:rent+, and renewal fines of vari ous capital and spacious Mansions, In Grafton-street, substanti ally built, and planned for families of the first distinction; and of various substantial Dwelling Houses, in Bond-street. The Estate I rod aces at present a rental of nearly six hundred pounds a year, besides the renewal fines, payable every fourteen years ; and the Clarendon Hotel, and the House in Grafton-street, will, in a few Tears, when the present I.eaaes thereof fall in. be greatly int proveablet Particulars may be had of Mr. Piltington, Whitehall ; of C. W. Shepheard, Esq. Solicitor, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Rikins, NVarwick , street, Golden *are, where a Plan of the Estate may he seen. RICKMANSWORTH, FIER I'S. ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE, PLEASURE GROUND, LAND, TROUT STREAM, Ac.--By Mr. ROB‘NS, At Garraway's, on Weinesday, July 1.2, at •I'welve, in one Lot, i k VERY. Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land-Tat redeemed, Hampton Hall, situate opposite Moor-Park, Rickmaftworth, a spacious eligible Faniily Man sion, with offices of all descriptions, Capital gardens, walled round, fully stocked, cropped and planted with choice fruit treea, green-house, delightful pleasure-grounds, by the side of a fine trout stream, ornamented with fine full-grown shady forest trees and shrttbs, leading to a pleasure house elevated by the river side • fish-ponds, well stored, sundry enclosures of rich water-mea dow, pastures and arable land, all lying compact, Farm-yard and buildings. The whole upwards of so acres, forming a most delightful residence for a Gentleman's Family, a short distance front Rkkmanswortit, three miles from Wat ford, and eighteen from Londou.—Hounds are kept In the neighbourhood. May be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particu lars may be had; at the Swan, Rickmansworth ; White Horse, Uxbridge; Eases Arms Watford; Sun, Hemel Hempstead; Klee& Arms, Berkhamatead; White Hart, St. Allian's and Edg ware ; Abercorn Arms, Stanmore; of Messrs. Aubrey and Cur tis, Tooke's Court, Chancery-lane • at Garraway's; suit of Mr. Robins, Warvittk-street, Golden-s quares , Botivoin Hatfield and Hertii;rd.---Freehold Elegant Mansion Gambits, Pleasure Grounds, Farm, and Two Hundred and Mien Acres of Meadow, Panora, and Arable Land, Plan tailgate, Osiers, Ste...—'-By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, Jai, 10, at 12, in One Lot, THE Very Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE , Land Tax nodemieI,„WOOLMERS, *di knot/a ass Re sidence of the first almilesence,: he Beauty of Situation and Re spectability of the thighbourbood, the Property of The Moot Milo the Marquis of STAFFORD; tictinprising the very Nava FAMILY MANSION, Flannel for the Accommodation of • Family Of the First Consequesca, with Oflices of all tinscrlptiotu, capital Walled Garden, planted with the choicest Fruit Trees, Leans, Pleasure Grounds, intersected by the River Lee, a bee rapid steam of clear water, which runs through the part of the Pleasure Grounds, and a beauti ful Spring, un Idd . which Sews into the River through the Grounds also. The Estate is richly ornamented with luxuriant fine growing Timber, Plantadoss, &a land contains nearly Two Hundred and Sixteen Acres of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Amble Land, and ogler beds, nearly in a ring fence, with sundry Cottages, Dog-kennel, &c.' To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the Pro. mien; at the Bell, Hertford; Salisbury Arms, Hatfield; Swan, Stevenage; Wilke Hone, Saida* ; Woolpack, St. Alban's ) Sugar Loaf, Mutable ; 6un, Hemel Hempstead ; King's Arms, Berkhampstead; George, Aylesbury; White Horse, Uxbridge; of itichurd Lowed's, Esq. Solicitor, Redolion-square ; at Gina way's ; and of Mr. Robins, Wavrich-street, Golden.squaft where a Plea of the Estatemay be seen, and Tickets for vinyls; may be had. , • VALE OF GLAI — i — CORGAN. la the Meath of August next (Mises previously &rasa of ti l Private Centeact, of which deo **doe Will be gives), S EVERAL Capitsil gerATES, in the Parishes of West Liantwitt, Ewainty,Lisasea t Coilviestolls, Pelona, Ceius, 11.11064 1 , :Se. Amfiews Mirthir Daiwa, Mbessa, ; w aits Sever 4 to 'the town of abs A ; together Vatctioisidtri Wes* Liguiritt;Cristutoirs, and Prow*, .....Ait t aLLgiallOde Anti to Wash Irdpb, - • SALES BY AUCTION: a •••••••••mmoom. . FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, A: the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday, the 24th instant, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, THE beautiful new Brig DON RODERICII. of the following Dimensions: Lem h 02 ft. S In. Depth 12 ft. 41 In. Breadth 26 Bj Adnteasures 275 50.94 tom. Slit is built of the best materials, is only a few months old, and is copper-fastened and sheathed; has high breast-works, substan tially built, pierced for 16 guns, and sails very fast—had made her passage from New York to the Cordova in 14 days, when captured. Also, her CARGO; cnalliting of, for lExpekatlon, 142 Casks Coffee 21 Cases t astor Oil 390 Bags ditto $ Casks Tortoisealiell 10 Hhds. White Havannab 1 Case ditto Sugar 20 Bales Gum Arabic 196 Cases ditto 3 Bales Cochineal 60 Half Cases ditto 1 Case Mahogany 40 Casks Anutto About 14,600 Horn Tips 33 Bales Cotton 900 White Oak Hhd. Staves 34 Bales Peltries Taken by, and condemned as Prite to, his Majesty's Ship Brits Pouts, JAMES BRISBANE, Esq. Captain, (his Majesty's Ships DRYAD, Actiarits, and Li's* in company). The Schooner PRUDENTIA, stmenstons. Length 50 R. 5 in. I Depth 7 ft. 5 in. Breadth 17 8 Admeasures 68 Tons. Square sterned, has a high Quarterdeck, carries a fair Cargo, and sails well; is in good order, and well found ; taken by his Majesty's ships list.Lt: PooLa and Davao, and condemned as Prize. Also, foe Exportation, 23 Cases Indigo, ex See, condemned as Prize to his Majesty's ship BILLS lionise. 48 liogslwada sato rior Clare) Wine, 40 Cases Soap, I Ii Tons Rosin, Landed from his Majesty's ships Stl.l E Poeta and Minus,., • and condemned as Prize. The American built Schooner SALLY, DIMENSIONS PER RADII Ent. Length 66 It. 0 In. I Depth 7 ft. 8 in. Breadth 20 0 Admeastires 87 'Pons. She is square sterned, has a Wou a:, figure bead, sails fast, and carries a fair cargo ; is nearly new well found, and in escellent condition, being just off the Shipts;right's ways, hAvirg liven re paired and fitted fir Sea. She is entitled to a British Register, having been condemned as prize. The good Ship GEORGE and 1114.1tY, built at New-York, has a Scrawl Head, is Coppered, and Copper Butt Bolted. DIMENSIONS. Length 80 R. 8 in. Depth 7 ft. 83 in. Breadth. 24 8 I Between Decks 3 103 Admeastires 199 81-94 tons. She is a handsome little ship, In excellent condition, and abun dantly found in stores; sails fast, and combines the properties of dispatch and burthen. She has just had a repair, and may be sent to sea at a short notice. '1 his ship is also entitled to a Bri. this Register, having been condemned as Prize. The Schooner liE FSEY, of the following Dimensions : Length 63 ft. 4 j I in. Depth ft. 81 in. Breadth 18 6 Admeasures 88 90-94 tons. She is a handy litt'e easel, nearly new, is in excellent condi tion, and well found, anti is particularly adapted fur the Coast ing 'Trade. Her CARGO; consisting of, for Esportatlon, 5 Pipes Cognise Brandy 2 Mogtheads Claret lb Cases Silks anti other Dry Goods 131 Casks very sopertbr Yellow Ctchro Condemned as Prize to his Majewy's Ship Nsesszte, Sir Mi. CUAIL SEYMOUR, Dart. Captain. FOR `IMMITATION. 171 Casks of %MIA OIL. Also, condemned as Prize to his Majesty's Ship Kismet:, FOR NOME COJISUatPTION, 2 Bales and a Quantity loose Conan. Ex BETSEY, condemned as Prize to his Majesty's Skip NIEMEN, FOR lIOMS consuatr Abont 2 Tons Logwood ltDitto Rosin 35 Kegs blushes Lead Balls. roit IMPORTATION. About SO Tons St. Übe's Salt (in *Warehouse at Stonebouse). For viewing Famplet, Catalogues, and other information, apply to Messrs. Has; ass and Sons, Merchants, Plymouth. Samples of the Goods may also be seen Left days prior to the Sale, at Messrs. Sim en, MART EN & Sii/Tll 1111Pkt11.1.011dIMI. .1011 N LUSCOMBE, Broker. Plymouth, July 1, 1812. NEWSFEAD ABBEY, NOT I'INGHAM. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Carrawty's Coffee-house, 'Change-Alley, London, on Friday, August 14, at Twelve o'Clock, in Two Lots, THE very important, extensive, and valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of the Manor or LOrd sblp of Newstead, In the County of Nottingham, and the widest Mansion, sailed Newatead.Abbey, and 3200 Acres, more or lees, of Arable Meadow, Pasture, Wood Land, ar.d Lakes, &kW Into sundry eligible Farms, and extensive Stone Qtaaritin aid Liniekllns, comprising the entire lordship, the wide' titre parochial and tythe-free, (except about Agree, in thea 1 joining Parish of Limby,) and the poor and other rates ver trilling, the whole (except the Mansion, Castle, Gardens, Woods. and Lakes, which are in hand), let at present at old - and very low rents, (highly improvable) to tenants, who are under notice to quit, so that an early possession of the whole Estate may be Insured to a purchaser. There are several powerfnl streams of water, with sufkient falls for mill work, for Manufactories of the fast magnitude. The Estate Is situated on the great North Road, between Not tingham and Mansfield, ten miles from the former, and line awn the latter, and ISO from London. • • • The Manor is well rocked with Game of all sorts/ and the Lim with Fish and with Wild Fowt.in the season, and forms a domain rarely to be purchased. fit 1 Will consist of the Manor, the Abbey, and the whole of the Farms, Woods, and Lakes, Stone Quarries and Limekiln', encompassed by the park palin g, on the west side of the great North Road, and containing 2.55 t Acres. more or less. Lot 2 will consist of the Hut Pt:bac-house and the Farms, and the incloied Land on Sherwood, on the east aide of the park paling, and containing 600 Acres, more or less. The property may be viewed, on applying to Mr. Owen Mealey, at the Hut Public-house on the Estate; of whom printed Particulars may be bad; and also of John Hanson, Esq. No. 6, Chancery-line; at the Plate of Sale; at the Blackmoor's Head, and White Lion inns, Nottingham; the Swan Inn, Mans field; the Bear Inn, Loughborough ; and the Three Crowns inn, COMPACT' VILLA, .NVI LTSHI it E. Tobe SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by Mr.CHRISTIE, PA I VILLA, with eiega n luble a n t . nao sto dernieFREENO and elated, sLu-edD op in remarkably nest taste, situated near the Devizes, in the county or Wilts; comprising a morning room 18 by is, dining-' roam 20 feet by 14 feet 6, with handsome veranda and French windows, opening upon an ornamented lawn, having emonsmldi I of extensive prospects over a fertile country, lbre beckltambers, coudrhotise, two stall stable, good kitclientwgarien and paddock, with some timber, akogether near two ,erns, - tytlrcdtee and land-tri redeemed, forming an elegant retreat for a small genteel family, or a sperustau, with the advantages of a vespeaable asighbourbeed, NA easy access to society of Both, distant only lb miles. May be Arend with tickets, to be bad, with parts abr., of Mr. Glided', Pal) Mon. • NEW MUSIC. dust pab'ished by Gouldlog, D'Alassice. Potter, and Co. NO ed, Soho-square, Loudon; and 7, Westmorland-street, Dublin, 1 'HE followi ng Pi eces , single, from the fatoutite . 11 . Opera of the Devil's Iltidge--Beliold in his soft espressive Face, composed and lung by Mr. Brahathi price Is. 6d.—The Fond Heart, sang by Mrs. Birtd, Is, 6d.--•l'tio' Love it *arm a while, Song, price is. 6d.—The sigh, and she kneor not why; I sung by Miss Kelly, pi*. I%64—Woman's Heart is Free, song by MPs. Dickons, price to.B4l.—Ahl Ilatering Mini snag by Miss Kelly. price Is. 6&—ls there a heart that never bred, sung by Mr. Brahma, price 25.--Lwee's Stolen KI a is Sweet, sungb a r a L o grO Bland, price la, ad.—B r i g h t Sun, adore thee whet! rising s a Bravura, sung by Mrs. Dlckot*, price ito.L.How wretched is the wanderer's lot, sung by Mr. T. Revedino, price Is. 8d....1111 hut Fancy's Sketch, the celebrated Picture Song, awns by Mt. Brabant, peke its.—The Parent Bird awhile totswWs , sung by Mrs. Dickons, price 2s.—Cianchetrines C.eneetto, permed at the King's Theatre, by Miss Ciauchettinli price .Bs. AetEPTANCES JANUFACTUAERS and Others waneng to draw upon London, may bt• accommodated on very mew dente terms, or by sending Goods to the Advertiser, a Sworn Bruker, to be Sold at the Auction Man, instead of making au immediate sacrifice, may draw and renew until a fair price Caw be obtained, without any other charge titan the usual lintitensgit, when such Sale is made.—Direct (post pelt)) to L. M. N. Atte** Mart Coffee-Htiuse, Throgrtiortou-stree. N. B. Money advauced upon all species of Property Intended for immediate Sale. NEW HOUSES and FIRE-PLACES, PAR TICULARLY KITCHENS. HSTRATTON, begs leave to inform the P u blic, . that he has removed Ids blanufactory from Blackfriaiss Rua.% to 15, Oxford -street, where may be had his unt quailed 1 Patete: STEAM ict . tert ENS, cakulatve! for small as w4II as. the largest Families : Pa:ent Deice:Piing all uth..r Stouts Patent Smoke lacks, Bell Hanging and every Arlie.l.: in the furnibhing Ironn ongery Iruu Gate - , Raihrg, Balzenies., and ad kinds o: Smith's Wors.—;-Stores, &c. Cleaned .n..d Repaired, Bought, or I xcluing.xl. On a comparison with the above, the PuLlie will find il - at the Ranges, Ovens, and . Bollers, generally Ailvertioed, are Was Impositions, and out worth the expellee is • BEAUTY RESTORED AND lit:Al:114 PRESEAVED. I . 0 Oise Erfiptions in the Face, skin, &c. nithout , 1 iniyairing the conditution,is the protninent f.attiri onkel, excellent arnl unprecedented prtparatibn for the skin—Mrs. VIN. CENT'S 00 %VIAND'S I.o'l lON. 'I he following note Awl a Lady of rank is a proud testimonial of its superior excelled,. No. 46, Cl.arlotte.creet, Portland-place. Lady Catherine Letin.)x presents her comphawnts to hirer Vincent, and has the pleasure of stating. that, by the use of two quart botles of her Gowland's Lotion, she is perfectlJ cured of a violent Eruption upon her Fite and Arms ; she Was moue mended by her physician tts make use of the Lotion, which has exceed .d her most sanguine expectations. airs. V. is at liberty to make us.: of her name, as having experienced lls healing vire lies; and Lady Lemma will also recommend it u much IN pas. Bible within the sphere of her acquaintance. Sold by Mrs. Vincent, No. 6, Davies-street, Grosveuor-opemi London; Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford-street; Rlgge, No. G. .Citeapside; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Churcheyard Cluttwell c Bath ; Treiiman, Exeter; Woluonholnte, York ; and all the ft. spectable Venders of genuine Medicines in Europe, in Querts, dr. 6d. Pints, .Ss. ed. Half-pints, 2s. 9J. 'l'o prevent counterfeit Lotions, it Is necessary to °Mete the , name, M. Et Vincent, is signedmpon all that is genuine. Likewiie is'solti as :shove, VINCENT'S RE .31*0 RATIVE 'I 00TH POWDER, for' serving, restoring, and beautifying the !eel). and curing rfr vy In the gums, price es. Pi each box. 7 - m"mmm• TOOTH PO WOE tt . B EAUTIFULWhite Teeth may be regarded as one of the greatest blessings Providence can bestow, with:l4 which the finest formed face is imperfect; inattention to di. On alt and gums is the principal came of an often lye breath.-Bovmfa's VLOZTAILS aILSTOIATIVR TOOT. POWDIR 14 a most and certain remedy for all diseases of the teeth and Slane f particular jostluies are not simply confined to cleansing the t but will pr. serve them in the highest state of perfection; it * render them beautifully white, fasten mach as may be lase, restore them to their original purity entirely eraikate the in the gams, alum them to adhere close and lira to the render them of a healthful red, and the breath delhasig srivee, relievoand cure the must eicrnciating tooth-ach, pa-bibs, and swelled face. Sold wholesale tad retail at Mr. Detter's b 4, solar of Paternoner-mw; and retail by lielam and Hall and Johnson, Govort ; *limn', Weston, t .Jong, Portsea • reV/111411, Exeter; Cooks= Gilbert, T and liaktnd, Plyamoth • 'Newbury, I and IVl 6 Donald, Glasgow ; Smith, Pkanderston, Seat, and Z wert, Edia ; Crutwell, Bath ; Ross and Peel, Hid; Aliftton; _ , &Mao; and Rtiff,, C.lssiteuhons; Orig. .11nAnd Liverpool& Sialasand = isibmi liernibinnar poi = ia lleasuriiih : Knott sod Lloyd. i I XdWards and Penny, Llama' ; at rasa qtr supra lili . atedleine Venders in tholloaliorais Boos ea Ids ash. • • _ The Qua& proclaims wirli T Cane diseases *titbit** ii The doweldi a with beaviat bettath, Trio tile d Nostra lo amid by—Destbl--/kai 2VEGETABLII: MEDICINE. WHINITER'S ENGLISH DIET DEIN& IT has been repeatedly ob serve d by intelligent ttn• VOWS, chit the untutored Indian evinces tech an astonisklegi is MAasyW appdostion of barbs whwuan stables, Glet • is mem* Ammo fot which be 'canner a Ttbi (20oth , who oamkto c a n (lithe beaky art, whkk dm= • ars aft *NM by ion and Modem seedy, samietypneadso b to Maurice of the Indian, plitinds to - we die* matrom all the disorders Widest to ism t but, Dlrhe diewains she vimte of h, mineral end ammille mows. tianiiiiidiessislihn to spread the cbaracterefidspandlisoodb. mourn hy io lllatilms vouchers, by saii.panegyrir., alai by bum& mos atennatit • The wineihie WEBSTER, messy yews a Phmitien of dm Int elloweaddt a perfect cenvieditor of the very lendslasse m amas m ail/NW in the trablidied Mamie Medico—sod with .adishilistroosil bent an Dmided rsesecdh sided by the pewee. del light af science, and the_ _siditaso. el Ulf a ommen has a VEGETAELE MANOCIDDIMitisEdiGUMMT Whisit has lon hem admitted henry MANN aiab a die suet vaivabk diecovey of moilesn times, Mid da die dresining disorders, has a wellintandod t.tie to the slit; ansaig of Viable s in Comosiosions, Astimasr Decries; in `till kids of Fever, In Hermon sod Hypochondriac a• . • do Sea and Landficervp, Liniginds,- rid la the intossoevo. riety of Mani* optiadhor from. habits, sad from 107=4 mid kerne bitted. frail she atlghtsisooke of L. ww o mid sold who=ty by the ode Propdstars, E. Mega lisroodb Hiolsoweet ; she wholtode said modify ithei M. Hommiand Imm o I. bas, mail Mum. Stoat of the Ravel t0rk5...... tt iviossras _ htaamey t o t iw t erses kttabspd; lisfatiser.l4, illeckfriusissa I ; MM.% 46, •Staikal ; grad smarbet; AVIA 154, Mises • awl illoareek Sly 1 .• Halt list:lsAls. Plat illete 414. a Qm • &As iSsolßMlllMM‘disblia m illtaiLitsi o limr Matt 4 1 1 . 16,01111a1it DUMF. - . • , I Z 1 • J I . n laakarla l SURREY. FREEHOLD ESTATE, eligible for BUILDING, between Streatham, Tooting, and Mitcham. Capital FAMILY RESIDENCE, with Offices, Farm-House, and Buildings, and nearly Two Hundred Acres of Land, seven Miles from London —By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, en Wed nesday, July 29, at Twelve, part - in Lots for Building, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land Tax Redeemed' comprising TAMWORTH HOUSE, a desirable Residence for a Gentleman's Family, with Offices of all descriptions, Coaclrliouses, Stables, Lawns, Pleasure Grounds, and Meadow Land, In all nearly Twenty-seven Acres, beauti fully ornamented with fine-grown 7 imber. A neat Farm-house, with Barns, Stables, and various Out-buildings, and upwards of One Hundred and S;styinne Acres of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, bounded by a stream of water, and by the roads from Tooting and Streatham to Mitcham, divided into I.ots ; very desirable sites for erecting villas and buildings; the principal part in floe commanding healthy situations, and only seven in les from London. T. be viewed•by applying at TaMworth 1-louse, where Parti. colors may be bad; .. at the Wheatsheaf, Upper coo,ing; Mr. Charriegton, Salaam-hill ; Greyhound, Carshalton ; King's Head, Epsom ; Cock, Sutton ; King's Arms, and Greyhound, Cmydon ; King's Head, Mitcham • at Garrawafs ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golde n-square, where a Plan of the I.ots may be seen. BETWEEN MILL-HILL, HENDON, and TOTTER I DGE. FREEHOLD ; FRITH MANOR FARM.—Elegant VILLA, FARM BUILDINGS, and upwards of One Hundred Acres of LAND.—By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thureday, July 90, at Twelve, in one Lot, ACapital FREEHOLD ESTATE, FRITH MANOR FARM, situate itt the Parish of Hendon, near Mill-hill, teedge and Finchley ; comprising an Elegant Villa, seated on a Lawn, and recently erected,lbn a fine commanding emii.eire, a nest and Substantial Brick Building, with double bowed front, containing an entrance vestibule, dining parlour, drawing-room with French window, a veranda in front; a break fats-room, small study, ' and water-closet, suitable bed-chambers over, servants chambers, &c. convenient office-3, cellar, &c. A neat Farm House attached, farm yard, capital stall stable, coach Muses, barns, cart horse stables, cow house, poultry houses, and Various Out-buildings, excellent Garden, fully cropped and stock ed; Pleasure-grounds , and upwards of One Hundred Acres of rich Meadow and Arable Laud, surrounding the Buildings, and in a ring fence, in high cultivadon, and the Building' in complete order; a most Desirable Residence for a Gentleman's Family, only nine miles from Landon. May be viewed by Tickets, and applying to the Bailiff, at the House, where Particulars may be had ; and at the Bell, Hendon ; Red on, Barnet; of Messrs. Dawson and Wrattislaw, Solid ton, Saville-passage, New Darlington. street ; at Garraway's, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where Tickets for viewing may be had, and a plan °Eche Estate seen.