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'..;. •‘. _.. i:. . RIVATP, PONTRACT. ZINGSLAND.—To be . , : drubbed, for the Summer, By Mr. fletulUal. PEARCE. .• :.c O . J 6. Corohill, oppogite the Bank of Fnpland, A CONVENIENT FAMILY RESIDENCE 1, A L perfect order, containing every requisite Apartment suite ',le for the accommodation nt a respectable Family, with CoaCii b use, Stable Carden and Fore Court. The House is complete. re teooisite appendage of Cab'oet and Upholstery Fur iliture, and will be Ler for the summer months. May be viewed with card•, which. with descriptive particulars, /nay b. , had of Mr. Samuel Pearce, No. 16, Coruhill, opposite the Er h En.deul. b4l N I -MA RY-AXh. To be LET on LE:iSE, for any Term not 'weeding 16 ynn, Ryr. SAMUEL PEARCE: At his • Dlfire, No. i tt, Corabill, cppo.ite the Bank n' Ergland, 9 'HE entire tipper Part of a DWELLING .' Hott.T., in thormgh repair, having been jest painted and A•teil up, and con•ant.. tour bleeping Chambera, with Clueets, Drawing atri Dining Ttoonts, each IN feet in 17 feet, a Kitchen, with water laid or , , light staircase, vesttbltse, and yard. 111.4 y h•• viewed writ tiaras. whi h , with descriptive Parties fats, may be had ye Mr Samuel Pearce, No. 16, Carnal, appo site. the Bank of England. BASINGFIALL-STREET. To be LET on LEAs l•, with inumthate Possession. By Mr. sAMUk.I. PEARCE, At his c, No. 16, Cornid!l, opmite the Bank of England, A CAPACIOUS DWELLING-HOUSE, in sub . vandal rti a'r, containing _eight Sleeping Chambers, with Closets, aid Water Closets, Dining and Break•ast Rooms, large bittit , Room, (now used as a Counting-house) Kitchen, cnve stientry Bred up with Dressers, Drawers, Closets and Shelves, Lanier, light stair-case with mahogany hand rail, aad ample Cel- Image in the basement. Affay by. viewt d with cards, which, with descriptive Particu lar*, mgbighhad of Mr. Samuel Pearce, No. 16, Cornhill, oppo site the Bank of England. LOMBARD-STREET. To be LET tur 'twelve Months certain, by Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, M his Office, N 0.16, Combat, opposite the Bank of England, , AcumpAcT HOUSE , with two convenient Office', and capital Strong Room on the ground floor, dining at , cl s sting rot,ms. sleeptrg chambers, kitchen and eel larage, with the use of taturea and furniture, if required, which will be tet for tweive Moo. certain; but in the event of the in. tend t 1 improvenn nt not taking place within that period, then a _ . longer teim will be gramcd. Mai be viewtd, with cards, which, with descriptive Particu ' lart,,nlay be had of Mr. Samuel Pearce, 16, Coruhill, opposite the lfa• , k of Angland. COPYHOLD VILLA, near the BANKS of the THAMES ' , • SURRhY.—TO BE LET OR SOLD, By Mr. SAMUEL I'EARCE, At hie Office, No. 18, Cori:thin, oppwite the Bank of England, AN excellent RESIDENCE, recently fitted up and embe ii•hed at a considerable espence. so as to com bine every possible accommodation and convenience, fit for the immediate reception of a genteel Estsblishment ; containing seven Sleeping Chambers, Dressing-room, two Drtwing-rooms, with hew windows to the Boor, Dining / and Breakfast Parlours, the usual description of domestic Apartments, cheerful Lawn, Pleasure and Kitchen Gardens, Coach-house, !• , table, &c. May be vie ed with cards, which, wi descr'ptive particulars, 'nay be had of Mr. z.amuel Pearce, No. 16, Conthill, opposite the :lank of F.rgland. . BRUNSWICK PLACE, CITY ROAD. To be LET or SOLD, with immediate Possession, Fy Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, At his °Mee, No. i., Cornhdl, opposite the bank of England, A b.UBST 1•11 lAL DWELLLNG HOUSE, I. fit for the in med reception of a genteel Family, con. taiumg fiee airy sleei.ing.chamisfers, chetsful Drawing-vont wi h sashes to the Dow, light staircase with mahogaily hand rails, comforo.kle Dialing and ,Preakfast Rooms, Kitchen, gellarage and t•ardess ' belu on Lease for 1$ Years, but the Vender will gram unde r lease tor 7or 14 Years, or nil his interest for the I Term as may he agreed on. 'I he Premises are elevated acid being pined At a distance from the road, are perfectly 'cr., n• d fr m public annoyance. May be viewed With Cards, which with descriptive Partin. ars may be had of Mr. Samuel Pearce, No. la s Curabill, oppo. site the bank of Ent-...aid. • I.OMBARD-rTit EEl re be I.E 1• on LEASE. Aar SAMUEL. PEARCE, At bL •. 16, Corohili. ' , it's:Nike the Bank of England, CAPACIOUS PREMISES, formerly in the oc copation or Messrs. W wrote and Co. but recently in the tenser,. of I‘.caspi. I La an and Stssati, elig.bly situate tor a Bankutg I....tabl.shment, Pulnic L'omrany, or any Business that yenta.% 1 i.blicitv and cotiguity to, the Royal Exchange and public brirg No. 2v4, Lombard-street, north corner of Clement's-lane, contaurng igglit sleeping rooms of large dimen sions, cheerful drawing yid dining rooms, large kitchen, gce.,— The principal tior eccup!es a litrge scite of ground, and has beets witedivided into a complete range of apartments, consisting of two large effices, and tour *cruller offices, which might, at a trifling expence, be converted into one tpaciout Banking-office or Warehouse. Ihe basement includes a capital wrong-room, and ample eellarage, with immediate possession. No fixtures to be paid for. May be viewed,- and descriptive Particulars may be had et Mr. Samuel Pease,., No. 16, Cornhili, opposite the Bank of England. LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, HOLLOWAY ROAD. 10 LET, OR '1 HE LEASE SOLD, By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, At his Office, 16, Cornhill, opposite the Bank of Englaud, A CONVENIENT FAMILY HOUSE, placed at an agreable distance from the Road, a few paces from Holloway' Turnpike, with a neat Fore-court, inel,sed with dwarf Wall ard railing. 't he Premises are in substantial and (mimes. tal r, pair, and contain airy Sleel iog chambers, with (:)nags, Draw•t•g-rnom Kish Sashes to the fluor, Dining and Breakfast Par otos, communicating with folding-doors, sash window to the floor, cainnianding a picturesque view over t'.e verdant &kis, /wluait,g HornseyWiud, Highbury Place, &c. Domestic()tikes, large Garden, and space for a Liaise house and itab.e. inclosed with folding Iron Crates; held 011 a Lease for Thirteen Years, at a low V t. May be viewed with Cards, which with desceptive Particulars may be had of Mr. Samuel Pearce , 16, Corabill, oppo ite the Babk of k.; rand. SUKREY, WITHIN FIVE MILE§ OF THE ROYAL I'XCANGE. To be LIST or SOI D. with immediate Possession, By Mr NAMIJEL PEARCE, At his Office, 1\ 0. 16. Cornhill, cpreite the Bank of England, ASELECT COTTAGE KESII)ENCE, ed from the Road by a Ci.itiag, drive, wi h cheerful Laws and exten..ve Pleasure -grow d. planted waik venial)+, Exotics, phasing'., p-re., and enclosed with Park Pabng..iebght• fully situate en that muck admired and enviable spot, I erne-hill, which it. jurly esteen•t4 for the salnbrity of the air, its highly respectable and social vicinage, and the variety oi Ales in every direction of the mot Inviting a' picturesque character. The Premises are in per ect watt subrantial and orramen. tal repair, havinit been just embelli.bed at a consider •ble erp-nee, so as to rerder every accommodaiun for a re,pectable Family, and contain eight Sleeping-chandiers, Windsors*, Drawing-room wal l folding lushes to the Sour, ehaded from the effects of tke weather by a Veranda, from wisich there is a rick diventified Prospect of the adjacent Country, presentirg an ainpid•heatric View of the Sedetitam Hi Is, D. lw ch. Norwood, Knight's-hill, the late Lord Thui low's lark, Brixton-hill, sad a fertile Valley of jorad „,b ea ,,,iy, ivy orninltlited with stately limber, a Dm ing-ritom. with Dias . Door open in g to a Censervatary, lomesi - i tya .trnents, Coach lionise, Stable, and Offices, Pleasure and Kitct. is Gardens and Paddock, coidaloing together about three Acre•. May l'e viewed mil) Cards, which with descriptive panics. lore trathe 113 d of h' r. sahniel &Mats 111. 36s GuiabiY, ow} 101, ike Lusk of loglaadi BY PRIVATE CONTR ' CT. GLOBE FIRB OFFICE, LONDON DOCK, and KENTISH TOWN ROAD SHARES. By Mr. SAMUEL. PEARCE, At his Office, No. 16, Coruhill, opposite the Bank of England, SEVERAL SHARES in the Kentish Town, June- Li • two and Archway Road, Globe Fire Office, and Landon Docks.—For Par.it.dars apply to Mr. Samuel Pearce, 16, Coro opuosire the Bank of England. Capital FREEHOLD RESIDENCE and PADDOCK, SY DENHAM. AIItREY. By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, A Ces;rablc FREEHOLD PROPERTY, com prising a very substantial Family Residence, replete with every a:.eommodation, and fit for the immediate recept'on of a rivet! Establishment, with suitable dosuebtic Apartments and uut-ufficrub, extensive Plea.ure and Kitchen-gardens, Shrubbery, Lawn, and Fish-pond well voted with Gbh, Coach-housts, Sta id is, and Paddock, with valuable Common Righ:s. be bit wed, and descriptive Particulars limy be had of Mr. Santini Pearce, surveyor and Auctioneer, No. 16, Comhill. LEASLHOLD DIMLING-HOUSE, ncar the LONDON DOCKS. To be LET, or the LEASE SOLD, kly Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE. ; Ili Convenient FAMILY HOUSE, desirably si tuate for any Person whose business requires their fre quent attendance at the Docks, No. SY, Burmarett, East Smith field. '1 he Premises contain four Sleeping-rooms, Drawing, Dining, and Sitting-rooms, Countinghouse, Kitchen, Wash. house, Cellars, and a spacious paved Yard ; held for 0 years, at a low renr. Particulars bad of Mr. S. Pearce, 16, Cornhill. Excellent RESIDENCE, GARDENS, and PADDOCKS, near KEW-GREEN. By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE!. ikVery desirable LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, delightfully situate on the Richmond Road, leading to Kew Green. '1 he Property comprises a select Family Residence which is replete with every accommodation, and fit for the im mediate reception of a Gentleman's Family, with suitable offices, cheerful Lawn, Pleasure and Kitchen Gardens, productive Or chard, Coach-houses, Stabling, Farm-yard, and about six Aores of rich Land, with valuable Right of Pasturage on Kew Green, and Lammas Meadows. May be viewed with cards only, which, with descriptive Par ticulars, may be had of Mr. Samuel Pearce, 16, Cornhill. EXCELLENT MERCANTILE OR PROFESSIONAL RE SIDENCE, WITH CAPITAL CELLARS, CRUZ CHED- FkUARS : WITH EARLY POSSESSION. By Mr. SAMUEL PEXRCE, ADesirable LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, in an excellent state of substantial and ornamental repair, having been very recently modernised at a considerable expence, for the proprietor's own residence, possessing every requisite ac commodation for a genteel Family, and fit for the immediate reception of a respectable Establishment, eligib y situate for Mercantile or Professional pursuits, being in the immediate vicini:y of the Corn Market, Custom How, East India House, and within the Bonded Limits. Held at a low rent. A pur chaser may be accommodated with the genteel Household Fur niture, at a fair appraise:tient. May be viewed with tickets, which, with descriptive particu lars. may be hail of Mr. Samuel Pearce, Auctioneer, No. 16, Corabli!. • • LOTHBU RY. By Mr. SAMUEL FEARCE, At his Offee, No. in, Cornhill, opposite the Bank of England, A VALUABLE and iniproveable FREEHOLD - I . * ESTATE, Land t ax redeemed, occupying a scite of about 60 feet in depth by :14 feet in width, eligibly situate fur mercan tile purposes, comprising a subi,tantial liwelUng-house, contain ing eight ski ping- chtunbers, Drawing,llining, and Sit' ing-rooms, Kitchen, spacious Vestihu!e with private entrance, two large Warehouses, Counting-houses, and capacious Cellarage. '1 he above Premises are in the occupation of respectable Tenants, a rents, amounting to upwards of £3.:0 a year, whose leases expire at Christmas, i 812. The local advantages attai•hed -to this pro perty, render it particularly worth the attention of such as are in want of extensive premises In the immediate vicinity of the Change, and is qually desirable for inve►tment, the rents being capable of considerable increase. May be viewed with cards, which, with descriptive particulars, may be tad of Mr. Samuel Pearce, N.. 16, CurnbiU, opposite the Bank of England. , LrhillNG I ON, HANTS. By Mr. SAMUEL, PLARCE, At hi s °lice, No. 16, Comb+ll, opposite the Bank of Englani, AValuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, with tand-tex redeemed, consisting of Three Hundred and Sistysthr,e Acres of rich Arable, Pasture, Meadow and Wood Land, abounding with Marl, and in a high state of eu:tivation ; lying its a ring fence, with the Freehold ythes of Corn, Gram, and Hay, arising from the said Three Hundred and Saty-three Acres; and the Freehold Tythes arising Irons Eighty-six Acts s of Land adjoining; together with the Manor or r. p ited Manor of Warborne, and an excellent Family R esidence, posessing every requisite accommodation for a genteel Establishment, with out-houses of every description, productive Kitchen 'Gardens, Orchard, Coach-house, Stable, Farm-yard, spacious Btick-built Farmhouse with Gardens, Dairy, Poultry-yard, with compat t alents for Fowls and Pigs, and Out-buildings, delightfully si tuate a short distance from Lymington, in the county of Hants. May be viewed with cards only, which, with descriptive par ticulars, may be had of Mr. Samuel Pearce, No. 16, Cornbill, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. SPORTING RESIDENCE, with 32 Acres of 1 AND, contain ing a productive Mine of Fuller's Earth, Tithe-free, and Land tax redeemed, lying in a ring fence in the vicinity of Gaon:. Park, Surrey, wi,h early Possession. By Mr. SAMUEI. PEARCE, A. Singularly valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, enjoying a salubrious air, situate on the high road from Godstone to Reigate, very desirable for such as are fond id agri cultural persui - s or field sports, being in the immediate vicinity of several packs of hounds, and abundance of game in every direc tion. he Es ate comprises a, modern built Family Re.idence, presen ing a handsome elevation, and commands the most beauti ful and ex. enstve views in the county; the house is built in the most substantial manner, having been erected fur the proprietor's own residence, vas, is removing to town, and contains every re quidte ace mmodation for a genteel establishment; large garden, farm-yard, stables, cart-lodge, barn, labourer's cottage, orchard, and 32 acres of rich pasture, arable, and wood land, lying in a ring fence. The whole tythe-free, and exonerated from the laud-tar. Under the soil is a mine of Fullers' earth, of superior quality, and capable of a very considerable produce. May be viewed every day previous to the Sale, with Cards only, which, with particulars, may be had of Mr. Samuel Pearce, N 0.14, Cornball, where a plan of the Estate, and elevation of the House, may be seen. Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, MONMOUTHSHIRE. lir Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, Lot 1. A VALUABLE and Improvable FREE -4 - 1 1. HOLD ES I'A'l•T<, with a comfortable Dwelling horse, Earn, and Stables, and numerous Out-buildings, called the Macepelneth and Penhem Farms, with part of Cribba Farm. conta ring together upwards of 332 Acres of rich Arable, Mea • dow, Pasture, and Wood-land, lying in a nog fence, with valua ble rght of common, in the Parishes of Carwent, and Llanvair Discoad. Lot 2. A valuable Freehold Estate, called the Coady Mynnld, and Magor Farm, with a geed Dwelling-house, Barn, Stable, and Out-buildi /4, containing about 195 Acres of rich Arable, Mee. cow, Pasture, and Wood-L.nd, with very valuable and extensive right of Pasturage over the adjoining Common, situate in the I ari,bes of Undy and Magor. The Estates abound with Lime . toile, sad are situate a short distance from the seaport and market towns of Newport and Chepstow, and both merit attention, as they offer an eligible opportunity for any Gentleman who may wi•li to retire to agricultural pursuits, as each Estate possesses ca. pital a mations for the erection of a Family Mansion; and Let 1, commands a beoutitul prospect of the River Severn, and King's Road, iecluding a rich pkturesque view over the fertileCosinties of Gloucester, Wilts, Somerset, Devon, and Glamorgan. May be viewed, and descriptive Particulars had of Messrs. White and lowne:, Solicitors, Lincoheslnn and of Mr. Samuel Payee, Auctioneer. No. 16, Cornhill, opposite the Bank of Up land where Plana of each Utica may be we& 1 BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. SPORTING RESIDENCE, SWANMORE-HILL, NEAR BISHOP'S WALTHAM, H By Mr. SA MUEI, PEARCE, AFREEHOLD COTTAGE, neatly finished, having been fitted up for the Proprietor's own residence, and contains five Byltrooms, two Parlours, Kitchen, Brewhouse, Chaise-house, Stable, and Garden, pleasantly situated in a fine Sporting part of the County, with a Pack % Fox-bounds in the neighbourhood : one mile and a half from Bishop's Waltham, and ten to fifteen from Winchester, Southampton, and Gosport May be viewed, and Particulars bad of Mr. Samuel Pearce, Auetioneer, 16. Corriltil, opposite the Bank of England. TO SILVERSMITHS, JEWELLERS, &c. To be LET, or the LEASE SOLD, By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, At his Of fi ce, No. 16, Conshill, opposite the Bank of England, i IA A. LEASEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, with immediate po‘session, eligibly situate for any retail busi ness, No. 44, Lombard-street, two doors from Gracechureds street, containing five sleeping chanwn, &dog and sitting rooms, kitchen, a commanding front shop, coun t ing -h o u se , an d ample cellarage for wines, ale, beer, and coalt. These premises are particularly worth the attention of a Silversmith, Jeweller, &c. having been recently occupied in that line for near a century May be viewed, and descriptive Particufais may be had of Mr. Samuel Pearce, 16, Cornhill, opposite the Bank of ynt and. FREEHOLD, HOLLOWAY. To be Let or Sold, with immediate Possession. By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, At his OfDoe, No. 16, Cornhill,opposne the Rank of England, A COMPACT DWELLING HOUSE, in good repair, fit for immediate occupation, pl easant ly s i tuate i n Cornwall - pla ce, Holloway, containing airy Sleeping Chambers with Closets, a cheerful Drawing-room with sashes to the B..er (conutiandiag a pleasant view of Hampstead and Highgate hills) Dining and Breakfast Parlours, dome sic Offices, Yard, and walled Gardens. May be viewed with Cards, which, with deactiptize Partieu larq, may be bad of Mr. Samuel Prime, 16, Cornhill, opposite the Rank of England. SPORTING RESIDENCE, 1$ Miles from Lockloo, TO BE LET, Furnished or Unfurnished, for Six Months, or for a longer period if required, By Mr. s A MULL I'EARCE, At his Office, No. 16, Curnhfil, opposite the Bank of England, AGENTEEL FAMILY I-10USE, co nta i n i ng eix Sleeping-chambers, Drawing, Dining, and Sitting Rooms, two Kitchens, Wash-bouse, P:nt:y, Dairy, Cellarage, Chaise-house, Stable and Out-buildings, Walled Garden, well stocked with Wall and Standard Fruit Trees, and ten Acres of Meadow Land in front of the House. A Deputation may be bad, if required. This Is particulaiy adapted for any Gentleman wbo is partial to Field .'ports, in a fine sporting part of the country; and an extensive Manor well stocked with game may be had if required. May he viewed with cards, which, with de scriptive particulars, may be had of Mr. Samuel Pearce, No. 16, Cornkill, opposite the Bank of England. ; CO WER-STR EET, BEDFORD-SQUAB E.—TO BE LET OR SO I .D, WITH OR W ITHO UT THE FURNITURE, Wl'l H IMMEDIAIE POSSESSION, By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, At his Office, No. 16, CornhiU, opposite the Bank of England A GENTEEL FAMILY RESIDENCE, i n sub stantial I. and Modem Repair, having been recently Embel lished at a considerable expence so as to render every pos sible convenience and accommodation, fit for the rte. pion of a Rests* ctable Establishment, containing several airy Sleeping chambers, with Closets, Dressing-room, two Drawing-rooms, communicating by folding doors ; Dining and Breakfast Par lours ; Kitchea, Housekeeper's Room, Butler's Pantry, Wash house4Landry, attple Cellarege, Yard, Garden, Coach-hou.e, Stable, and troones-chamber, held on a Lease of S.:venty-one years, at a Ground rent of Xl7 14s. 61 May be viewed with Cards, which, with descriptive Particu lars, may be had of Mr. S. Keene, No. 4, Upper North Pntce, Gray's inn-lane ' • and of Mr. Samuel Pearce, 1 9 , Cornhill, oppo site the Bank of England. COPY HOLD RESIDENCE and FARM in a RING FENCE on the COAST of ESSEX. By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, At his Office, No. 1.1, Cornhill, opposite tl.e Bank of Ergland, A COMPACT COPYHOLI) ESTATE, called L PIERCE, JORDON'S, and LORKIN'S, consistiqy of six Inclosures, containing upwards of 40 Acres of rich Turnip and Corn Land, pletsantly situate opposite Bradwell Lodge, with a good Family house, with several airy Sleeping Chambers, Dining and S:tting Parlours, sutt..ble domestic Offices, eliter'ul Lawn and Canal in front of the House, large walled G a rd e n, Barn, Stable, and extensive range of Out-buildings, and Farin-yatil, with every requisite accommodation for agricultural puryo es. The situat.o, is invitingly pleasant, the Residence being seated on an eminence which commands rich picturesque and diversi fied Landsca, e Views in each aspect, embraci ng a v i ew o f t h e Kentish Hills, as also a continual prospect of Marne Scenery ou the German Ocean, Yarmouth Roads, &c. May be viewed by Cards, which with descriptiv e p art i cu l ars, na! be had of Mr. :anitiel Pearce, 1 6, Cornhill, apposite the La,k of England, where a plan of the Estate may he seen. BLOOMSBURY-SQUARE. By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, No. 16, Cornhill, opposite the Bank of England, CAPACIOUS FAMILY RESIDENCE, i n a substanti 1 state of repair, suitable for the occupation of a respectable establishment, eligibly situate in a respectable tho roughfare leading into Bloomsbury-square, containing six Sleep ing-chambers, Gentleman's Dressing-room, lofty Drawing -route 22 feet by 16, sashes to the Boor, with iron Balconits, from which there is a cheetful l'respect of Bloomsbury and Ku-sel squares, Hampstead-hill, &c ; hack Drawing-room 19 feet by 14 feet, Dining and Breakfast Parlours, Store-room spacious Vestibule, Water-closet, Kitchen, Store-closet, excellent CA large, and Domestic Otte three th ree arched Vaults, Ga r d en , w i t h communication into the adjoining Mews, where Coach-house and Stable might be had if required. A I..—sse will l e granted for 7, 14, or 2i Years, as may be agreed on, or the Proprie.ur will sell his interest, which is for SI Years. May be viewed with Cards, which with descririve Particu lan may be had of Mr. Samuel Pearce, No. 16, CornhUl, oppo site the Bank of England. SEYMOUR-PLACE, EUS 1 ON-SQUARE. opposite the BLIN. FORD NUR: , ERY, with immediate I ; tissession. By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, At his Office, No. 16, Cornhill, oppoite the Bank of England, A N excellent FAMILY HOUSE, (recently fitted up and finished at a very considerable expellee intended far the Preprietor'a own res id ence, who is leaving tewn), containing five airy Sleeping, Dressing Room, two Drawing Rooms, with folding doors, and Saches to the floor, with Bal cony and Veranda, Dining and Breakfast Parlours, Store Room, Water Closets, Kitchen, Housekeepers' Room, Wash-house ! Larder, ample Cellarage, w a ll e d G ar d en, and Fore-court held on Lea se fur 97 years from Michaelmas 1910, at a low ground rent.—May be viewed with cards, which, with descriptive PAr. dewiers, may be had of Mr. Samuel Pearce, No. id, opposite the Bank of England. To COPPER-SMITHS, WORM MAKERS, SLOPSELLERS, MANUFAC I'UREItS, and WHOLESALE DEALERS, Requiring extensive PREMISES, in the vicinity of 'Change. • Ey Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, VERY 'Capacious and Substantial PREMISES. V extending upwards of 140 feet in depth, with capital Dry Warehouses, Lofts, Cellars, and suitable accommbdatiuns for ibe Residence of a genteel Family, No. Ist, Houndwittcb, desirably situate fur a Copper-smith, Worm-maker. Manufacturer, or any wholesale business or factory, there being no restrictive wee sant in the Lease ' and is equally adap te d f or merca ntile pur- Ms," baring been fitted up f o r , and now occupied in the Dutch ade. '!'here is access to the oak warehouses which might be converted into Stable and Cart-b6uso ; held fur thirty-eight Years at s low rent. May be viewed with Tickets, with which descriptive Partial- Yrs may be bad of Mr. Samuel Pearce, Aectbsteer, No. lb, Com ball, where a phut of the property may be esea BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. FREEHOLD DWF.LLING-HO I HORTON Flnxii . TO OA. SOLD —By Mr. ShMUi.t. sick:, At his Office, No. 16, Coruhill. op , nt;t, the Pank of Eng, ABRICK-BUILT R HOU3E, pi * candy situate near the Ilos , rna.ry Branch, ilor, a4e4 The HoUSC co.mr.ands a pleasant pi °vett over two Nine, Ground', and contains three SI( eping Chamlu-rs, Mut t: az i SI ting Rooms, Slur, Parlour, Kid e,., and Y.: d. h, p.- ptietor will either Lt t t%c Premises f r 7,14, or Y 1 y the Freehold —For de crlptive Pal rictihrs a:Tlv to Mr. Pearce, 16, Cornhil, opposite the Stu* of Loglar.d. KINGSLAND ROAD.--.TO BE Lll . UA Sp I , y Mr. SAMCEL PEARCE. I'HE LEASE of a convenient DWEL, HOU:-E with double fronted SHOP, in the of Mes-ra. King and Cooke, Paper-hangers; eligibl 7 any Retal budnets ' No. 16, Kingslattd-road, mar Church; tort songthrce Sleepiug chambers, Oininzc. He-fronted Shop. karlour, K tchtn, Wash-hopse, f„ t „ :1 Yard; held for a 7 years, at a Inw rent. May he viewed and de,eript.ve PartictOar bad of Mr. Pearce. 16, Cornisill LI HADLEY, 1111DULEa1sX. Eleveu Miles from "1 owns with ImmediatePowesdna To Le LET, Furnivied or thearnisheil, w.tis or witbau gl i i 11.;:ed. by Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, At Lis Mice. No. 16, Cornhill, liosite the Ba 44. - A CAPE TAI.. MANSI ON, (form er l y t h e I.ond eIIIAR LES SOMElihEt, i't the occupation of CaIARLES Boecnta, Foi.4 eminence, with a ebec:ful Laws, connnandb s theatric view of the surrounding country. lad Common, EnfieldChace, Bernet aid, rolls-Wm El :cliley, Soma:gat Beech-hid; Hampstead- and Bills; and a diversified prospect over a fertile Mea lows, beautifully Ornamented with stately . 11in Premises are In the most perfect state of subs rulil a mettat repair, fit for the immediate reception ..f a fate+ tmete.m, and contain 10 large Sleeping Caambers.iwy rooms ; au elt e,ant Drawing-roon+, 24 limn by hat to the lawn, embraclug a picturesque'Lvidscspe over of the High North Read, which preie.its a peep., ► of amusement, being constantly end's:tied by a vs, .et, objects ; Dining and Breakfast Rooms; Llosiesne Outbuildings of every desciption ; the acc vied, valuable, and impo tint, consisting of a two Gardens, abundantly croppt d with every 'suable getatiou ; lirewbouse.balry, 1)1)1:.. houses, Stables. Farm-yard, and 21 Acres of lying in a rinrience; with a Pew hi the Church, right of pasturage for ten bead of cattle. May be viewed with Cards only, which, may be had of Mr. Quilter, near the premises; and Lowe, tionthampten-buildings; anti a Mr. 16, Cornbill, opposite the. Bank of England. oUVIAa. &Pt ri PlEna. ARRI AGE should the toundatios d Iva Happiness, which is often disturbed thee* A t e :bat form the union not taking those precautions which wail * cure them the enjoyment of that great domestic it...biog. p of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock; bet essa the constitution has been tainted by disease, or debilitated* certain habit contracted at an early age, a museums et pre.vious to entering that state is indispensibly niquerte wide the slumbering sparks of life, and te reanimate the system itt I no disorders have contributed more essentially toilette" then neat happiness than those which are the consepenceef pleasure. It was this consideration which Induced MIN CURRIE and Co. for these last twenty years, to Sired daft dies and practice exclusively to the treatm , nt and cureoftiell nereal Disease ; as also to the disorders aris.eg from Ike • . tive practices of inconsiderate Yowl) Several Nobliteml Gentlemen of the first respectability have been underdog rind Messrs. Currie and Co. for the removal of complaints of demi. chi-a, strictures, &c. anti haring received a radical and rem* cure, request that references gray be.made to diem as sultiesia eildences of the decided superiority of Messrs. Currie LAW plan of treatment. Many of tbese•gentlemen had str.dures • 1 0 to 20 yrars,and were under the care of Messrs. Hear, lie viside. and other turgeons of equal eminence, who atteneld their cure Sy the application of the lunAr cauitic,witboat suns 6TV ICTURES, W: ether recent or of long duration, and which have MOW tis 'kill ef other Practitioner. ; are by their rre,ent impmeoillatti t' atntent,erectually and permanently virvi, without cheroot sudenngthe excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage Ad often follows the application 61 the lunar caustic. In tbecestse4 IPS years extensive practice in this tnetropulis, numerate nod r;trictieres have been and are daily ender .theircare, die led eradication of which are effected by a safe, certain, sad cat dotss mode of practice. superior to any other yes adopted. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either mind* greatest delicacy, secrecy, anti honour, at their house, )1161 , 1 Hatton-Garden. Patients in the country are relieved*. t to particulars of their case, age, and general habit al 644 incloeing a remittsme lot advice and medicines. wkeetkialle will be given or sent to any part of thekingdom. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by patiditslidde Set, with the• greatest secrecy and boncur, at their liod l id 107, liattem-Garden.-1 awls must be post pled. ADVICE. WHEN Men of Education and professional tka use persevering endeavours to discover the most Weal certain method of treating a few prevailing Messes. thrums' NI result of their experience is the best proof of avowal. Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have been Malcolm NO the cure of the following the object of their partiewir wadi, Mi a certain Disorder, frequently contracted In a moment sf Wow cation, and its concomitants, Strictures and Glees, an improved plan, are optettly sad effectually cured; as ;Nei. inlay, whether arising from Bacchanalian indulgences, bsi fo' 'cience in warm climates, or a waist solitary vice, too eta w happily pursued by the youth ot both sexes, in the ow mug sterility or barrenness, and in the other a tiunwrous irsk,ofsse vous diseases, which, if not timely reuted , ed, ttrm n - Ae m Igo tenets and consumption. In that distressing suit of tidal* deficiency, whether the consequence ot such baneful lehinsi arising from any other cause, by which the powersittlbsol. tution b.-come enfeebled, as regularly educated Sergeom don, they Wier a aim, safe, and speedy restorative is vignrousheakh. lite result of a long and extensive practice has enabled drib by a superior method, to remove venereal comp:gigs. bo° l 2 inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the paticlit", least restraint in diet or exercise ; rid an eec eat Caw O.' early applicat • :it is made on discovery of the lefietien,4l llP quently perform a cure in the aunt Space often dap. lig st recedented success of their mode of treatment (which lsssr been known to fail in one single iiiStinet in a prudes et 16, 104 during which period many thousand persons of both WO. been cured, even after severe anti irktrious methods Wild! pursued by other Prac.itionen without effect), indscm *OM thus publicly offer their advice. Messrs. (H)SS ar.d Co. exclusively . professing the eggel i A li t particular complaints, in order that toey may not be NOW" a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached to Wi. rant empiric, thinklt but justice to themselves to san k Save been properly educated and initiated two every the profession (certificates of es high, from dificreett heersobi"" teninionials from the most eminent Pkyiletans, the, ham int! vines any inquirer), that the sueens resulting from that ow yours first induced them todeviate from :be practice el IMP ° rat Practitioner, and they presume that their pretemoses% cute a fair ground for the unprecedented confidence V they I;3ve been by the public, so li* ally hnnonred. • DOSS and Co. Surneens, IS, Bovieene•ereet. • BIRTHS. At Hill Houle, Swett. es the toth lees, INS. dal si f j lames Campbell, Esq. ILN. et a daughter. On the 9th et Just, in Greeveeet-place, the Lady dal" Algernon Palma, et a daughter. On Wedoesday, in Thayer•atmet, ManeheeNPMlsok- Duchies* de Civeries, et a it.atgbr. :e. Lll a. PO, On the bah of low, la the 754 year otter age, et the ttee. Richard Brune, ellj z i T ti. , Eel . Memo ai Friday, aged Ls, Richard Ran holoneves HesPitak, and to the Wei& ebnotl• _ - LONDON: Print Pickett publitbefr Wm, ea 4 at the $W Olicre 1 11' • ] I.ld. p t ;" . r=tY ar'lnt4 to Mr . $ UA 6 - 617b:"` DWELL 0 the ocawil tligibly mull hi .. mar ah olsk i rtaia,;..io ok, Els • ouse, (.41, : w lad at Mia ow I te Poneid id „ 6 cs .CE, 3.1 .74 of Itad d i • nerly the E • r. g a d sq.) vestal at lt a na l baclud I Mtge We rl ; l . aLi lio s 3 fertile Vag r ely I hair:, n , 6s 'vizi .1 a fam , ly ea t . at, "rub b rae 4 , la f ret , irsi . • Pe over th e ‘, L 7 • • a pcip i d ea a vs. of id s ▪ c Oacti ah oPanbarat. atr &Alan yak .41 eticri r w s .4 s i ; t•pgraand, c a d, fit Algae.* rch, and a abliih 0 with P • 1; Mew & AnSasimillash