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To which will be add l ed a THE SECRET MINE. 3 . ; lionsettww, The Virgin of the Sew; with the same. SALES BY AUCTION. SALES BY AUCTIG NEAR GUILDFORD, SURREY. tapital Freehold Estate, near Five Hundred Acres, called Down- Place Manor Farnhabountlng with Game, an eligible Property for investing Money, or for Residence.—By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, May 9.8, at 1 welve,. by order of the Proprietor, under the authority of the Commissioners for the Sale and Redemption of the Laud-Tax, THE -very eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, called DOWN-PLACE MANOR FARM. growling with Game, Coppices and Wood Land, with a capital Mansion 1 or Farm House, OiPus of all descriptions, Barns, Stables, Ckttle sheds, and various Out-buildings . and Cottages, together with sundry Enclosures of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, in a I good state of cultivation ; the whole- Estate compri.ing upwards of Four Hundred and Eighty Acres, in a ring fence. In possession • of Mr. George Ellis, for the. remainder of a term of twenty-one years, which expires at Michaehnas, 181'7, at a very low old resit, but immediate possession of part of the Land may be had, if re quired. This Estate forms a :eery desiraltie proptrty kir a resi dence, being all compact, a Maltby and elevated situation, good roads, and excellent neighbourhood, only two m.les frum Guild ' ford, 4 from Godalming. 8 from Farnham, and 32 from London. 141ir be viewed by applying to Mr. Ellis, the tenant, of whom • Particulars may be had; and 'a the White Hart, Guildford; of Mr. Moons, King's Arms, Godalming; at the Fountain, Po: ts-• mouth ; &ph, Fat sham ; Sll4, Kingston ; of Messrs. look and Green, Solicitors, Sallsbury-iquare, Fleet.srreet, I.oridon ; at G arraway's ; and of Mr. Rubins, Warwick-street, Geided-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. II EATS. Eligible Residence, Pleasure Grounds, Garden, and Land. a short dicaure from• Watford, and opposite Cashiobury Park, Roomy Cuttages, Gardens, &c. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrawao, sitaltursday, Jose I I, at Twelve, 'ZINC/BLAND ROAD. By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, At the Mica Marr,on 1 huraday, May se, at ' - t HE LEASE of a convenient DWELL ING. 1 HoUsE, with double,fronted.SHOP, In the peenpaggen 1 Messrs King athi Ccoke,• Paper-bargees; eligibly Amato fat any Retail Business, No. 16, Kingsland-road, nate Shown! Church ; for :al:it's three Sleep og-charnivers, Din Deuhit-fronted Shop, rariour, Kitchen, Wath.house ill .= 9 . and Yard ; held for 27 Yeors c at i km Rein. Mat be viewed with lease of the Tenant, and daseripthe Par► ticulars had of Mr. Samuel Pearce, 16, Verdi:B. _ . COMPACT COT I'AGE. WITH CHAISE-HOUSE AND I'ADDOCK, NEAR LEWInHAM. By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, At the Auction Matt, on Thursday; May 26, at Twelve, A NEAT COT CAGE, fitted up with peculiar taste, and finished at 1n unlimited esp• nce; coated:Ail tout Bed ruin., Drawing.toons, two Parlours, Kitchen, Wasiak house, Yard, Garden, Chaise-house, 'Stable, Stc. situate at Hither Gres 31, near i.ewlsliam. commodity rteh pietareaque views; with be.nit Vol Land&cape Scenery, la every demise ....- held out }. ease f Veers Inunet late Possession , may by h ad.: - Mry be viewed withTichrs,w.. b withdetalptleeParticidars . ntay br iad of Mr. Samuel Pearce, 16, Cornball. . ENFIELD IIiGHWAY.—(With immediate Possession.) — _ By Mr. SAMUEL PfiAltai, At the Ave:ion Mart, on Thuroday. May 2n, at Twelve, =lin pr. te.o.:s!y disposed V, by private comae:, THE LEASE of a Rczired FAMILY RESI DENCE, placed at an agreeable distance from the ROad, screen. d with ate es :ing Sin übbery, plea.air ly situate in Omen. , iii;tlway, about N it: .rMiles from London. Wit h the a •commodation of ayes, to and from, wveral limes in the day. T .e Premises are in the most ?intoner:4i state of repair, and co. min St?eri y Chamber, Drawbar, Pinny, and breakfast it oats ; Kitchen, Wasirlicuse, Dare, Drying-ground, Brew. Now, roultrylhouse, Doable Coazitt,iuse. Stabile, Fannin!, Coo-hquse.Cart•lgie .e,"two large Barns, Granary, two product. rive Garietn, wa'stected with wall, standard, and trained .tnit•Troos. Cs btg. Only rd, Ike. containing about throe Aeres. fere are two Pews in tist: Church attached to due A ittnadty of tick Latd may be bade Mirka:i n:as; ±f required. he . ric.tets only, w bleb, selth Particulars, ,i.a; b: lasi rif Mr. Sarittri Pearce. 10, CIT hid, opposite to ;4 oh of try!ards Par.Scubrs, also, at tnearatelt Horse, Enfield.. 1.1 'Way. and Aa,,rt, Ettittouta.: VALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE (if .L.& Inheritance ; comprising a wry Ut.s:rable FAMILY ILE IIFDENCE, contains, in the Upper Storey, a large Store-room, and three aervanti.' lied-rooms, Ave-excellent Chambers, a Dressing rootn, Closets, &c. On the Ground Storey, an Entrance-hall, ; spacious Dinin-parlour, handsome bowed Drawing-rocnr, hrary, large Closets, principal and seciarolary Staircase, St.c. well planneel Ofliceeo(all desctiptions, and plenty of excellent Water, Ilrew-teousc, Coach-house, and, Stables, Farm-yard:aid Buildings; the whole have been lately altered and improved, at a coosider ublo and :love in the most comrlete order ; pleasure- Crounds, tastefully laid out, and dry :Gravel -walks ; Excellent Garden, part Walled, antAtlanted with choice Frolt-trees ;—ard Meadow Land and' Cottage", the whole near Twe'etse Aries ; within a quarter of a mile of Watford,- en sitiemaJ to 134 rkhatap stead, itickmansworth, and S:..tlitan's ; and. Fifi eta miks from London, a moat respectable .neighboarboc...l, good roads, in all directions, and near Cap ; d Mat Ittste. May he viewed,.with Tickets, by apply:lig tp S. Soudiam, the Car:letter at M. Anstey's. where l'aracu'ai s may be had ; a d at the Essex Wdtford ; F wan, Itickmansworth ; White Hart, Fdgcware, and St: Alban's ; of Mesas. Bieaae.lale, Al.:- antler, and liolcte, POP:chars, New lon at Garrawav's ; and of Mr. Warwick -street, Gulden-sin:ire, w.ter., Tickets tor viewing may be 10.1„,and a Plan sal E.l:vation area. LIFE ANNUITY, SECURED by ACT of PARLIAMEN AN ACT having been obtained to enable the In cumbent of a valuable Rectory in the County of Kent to mike improvements cn the Glebe Lands, and for that purpose to rake £2OOO, by Annuity, on one or more lives—Persons Wishing to contract for the Purchase of such Annuity, secured on the Rectory (worth upwards of E5OO a-year), may send Pro pools to Mr. Hogg, No. 64, Great Russel-street, BPsotusbury. kUItREY, • Fligihle Hocks, with GarienAnd ()Ikea. &c and Clinks Crouod, in West tick!; Pusitisson at Michael:mu; meat. By Mr. nintxs, • ' At Garraway's, oa Ti orsday,iitne I I, st Mite, in Five Lilts, Lot 1. j ok Vale :blz COPY }lO 1.1) V.ST ATE, -I- comprising, a very Mies's: &P(tIIRNCF. tweed .on a lawn, whys Offices, Cnach.houae. Ihrasure. ground, part walled, and planted with choice Fruit-tree., attune on Borneo-green, in ressession of Mr. Lnt !!. A CQp) St* ild tie, d lig, e.insi,: isg Suin• areal Brick Residence; w:th fifir.c, Coa .h-houg!.. and Stable, • ::c. lawn, awl Gar 4: ns, parr wa;leel, ;dared 1.• lilt c a . :;,. Fruits trees; tise wised. int aceitat order, atedltnretediate Pctel,sion may be hart Lot :f. A 0,0%4 , 1 F.raAe, comprising-a ennmait com'ortable re wieb-Offsces. Cita:it-Imam and Stable, Yard. Pleasure. Ground, and caporal Xi!chen Gardct, the principal part walk d and welt ilimod, situate on I.traes-green, in possession of Ilugh Watts, Esq. whose t-rn expires a' Lady-day next. lot 4. An escellant Plot of Garden Ground, in West Etli. In the parish of Barnes, containin about two acres, the principal part laid out in asparagus beds, & c. Lot S. A capbal Piot of Garden Grown!, enclosed round by thriving quid fences, near Lot 4. and abutting at the Vet st end on Nl'hite Hart-lane, lad nut in aspara:us beds, plannitions of gooseberries. and well stocked witie sluice standard frui.t-trees; ho h lots in passe-abut of 'Mr. Goodenough, whoseterm expires at Michaelmas next. _ _ _ SIVEVirkIGHT respectfully recommends the ell. Scheme of tht New Lottery to. Draw 4th June ignt, con taining only bOOO Tickets, and presenting a greater chance of obtaining the capital Prizes of £20,000 I £3OOO I £ 2OOO 10,000 3000 1000 &c. &c. &c. than in any former Lottery. Tickets and Shares are on sale at the fortunate oMces of Sir JAMES BRAN..:COMB and Cn.. No. 37, Co rnhill, I No. 11, Holbot n, N 0.141, Ov.tford-street, I No. 3S, Haymarket. 9' BISH reminds his Friends that the whole of the . present Little LOTTERY will ha Drawn on the KING% MATH-PAY. The Scheme contains a great variety of Prizes, amosig n which are of £20,000 1 5,000 1 2,000 3 500 4 Bcc.SLc.S4c. £lO,OOO 9,000 ],OOO 4(0 To the last Lottery 10 Capital Pr;ze,, in the last sz months 30 tayttal Prizes; and in the last two years 91 Capital Prizes, were :hared and, t)1L1 by Bisti, at 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING.. CROSS. )Marie vicwod on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, from ileyen to four, by applying t Mr. Kyle, Barues-grt•en, where Par ictllars may be bad; atnl at the Sun and the King's Arras, Mardakt ; Talbot, gic h ltmond ; Star and Carter, Kew•lh• dge; Kiag's A•rie, Pwoey ; Mr. Hall. io'icitar, Salters' Hall-Court, Cannon-street; at Qtruvray's ; and at Mr. Rubins, WAr*Lic street, Goldett-aquare. LITTLE I.OTTER Y. SI.VIFT and Co. (the Contractors) respectfully in= form the Public, that the LITTLE TTLRY will be drawn on the KING's BIRTH DAY. There are only 8,000 Tickets, with the following GRAND SCHEME. • 1 Prize at .E2ooooo is 10,000 5,000 • 3,000 • 2,000 • 1,000 SOO 400 300 200 100 80 • 50 40 - 90 • • 25 • 15 • o:4y 8,000 tfeitel. Tickets and Aare' are selling at Sivift and Cn ' sl Offices, Xo.ll, Poultry; NO. TT!,, Charing-Cm. s ; and N 0.31 ,Aldeare filgh-o reel. ,C 20,000 • 'lO,OOO 5,000 ' 5,000 2,rCO )00 1,600 . I.Sea I,FOO 1,2C:0 I,roo 141'0O 1,((K) I,^JO 2,650 19,650 . . . . .. . . • . • 72 40 30 40 60 106 1,510 IRISH LINENS ' Twenty Per Cent. it educed. THE IRISH LINEN COMPANY beg to re comm.* ibeir friends to take advantage of an extranril!. 7 • 21 T reduction which has taken place In the pric,! of Irish Litwns, korn the (list Cued State of the Manufacturers in As atuaf, a single Pi , cc, soil at the W holesale Priee.—The r "" 14 d. up to P3.peryard.--No Article Suitt but Irish Llren.—Ca.h ler Bank of Ireland Notes. The frith Linea Cornpany't only House in London Is No. 4, (South Side) of Bleonittnnt square.• • * • O'BRIEN, twat to the COmpany. : ATKINSON'S ORICIIRAL CURLING FLUID, ALIA:Ai/I.D by :11l who have honc'nred it with a trial to be the most plc Aare:lntl best arctele‘erer !art nted I °T Agastitty the hair, giving It such a behdrifol Floss and reset:ta li. STra:ancess can be °bridged by no other nle'an.. It sta n ds irt-erainent for noi.rabli.g c.e. bait, w d rta..ore it even on btld paces, a, L.... 3 been experitnced on various occaaions, after Miry other titters had proved ir.t ilectual, aud by is balsamic ralities conveys such'a vigour and ele.ticity to the hale that nisi , laet damp, perspiration, exercise, semettmocheri.„ or any otiut lak. will ntalie it fall nut of curl, beeps feLsrhair In cut!, giving it a soft risky feel and natural aiip..aratice. ,„ Sold by llayl e y an d B lew, C ock spur-Guest; Healing, roil Mall; ~i u rati's .5, Overtou,A7, New Dond-street ; Strange, Ll 5. 01" .s , r _ a ltract ; Rine, 66. Cbeepside; Derittou,SQ, naet-street ; and most Perfyrners, and by the Proprieti.t, Jewel i i4l flaul , . 9, Nigh-street, Illootitsbucv, In bottles at Ra. 6d. or dose. eels. signed on the outsides)! the label al Janus Atkinson." FAMILY RVIIDENCE and OFFICES, GARDENS, F A 4 JRE-CROUNDS, and FORTY ACRES of Rich MEADOW LAND, with a Right of Common to Seventc-u Acres. within sla miles of town, on the Western Road. TO BE LET OR. SOLD BY PRIVATE CON TRACT, By Mr: ROBINS. A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, tom pri. gar a tpaeous elegant MANSION, planned for the accorr. lodation of a Nobleman, rr Fatully,ef Distinction ; coatainirg 1111141 Of elegant apartments, 6iti.b.ed in a superior style of work. osaihip, numerous sleeping apartments, and offices of all de• actiptions, admirably arrange;:, cabling tor of ten horses, stand. tag for three earrisgo, eicellert gardens, fully etnckitti, croy. Pod, and p l anted with numerous standard trees, walla clotted with Well selected fruit trees, hot•ltouse, ice•houv:, hermitage, .k__`'Yard, add mead ow contaiAing forty acre?, of which 7,a fener are eopybold, egethcr with' .n excrlicnt cottage, ant a right nt common to 17 acres, ornamented with valuable Tioher, rid encfrcletb by Pleamtro Grounds, Plantatiohl of illag ra 'frees, Evergreens, Shrtc:„ a , ice. eurrounded by a Park. MI% a handsome entrance Lodge, with Ironlates. This combines the advantages oh Town and Country - ` llk mincrlbeing within atk easy distance of the Metropolis, in an Ileac Neighbourhood, with - beautifully deruthed Rides in wtobrection.. .T• be v kited by 'rickets, which, with Particulars, may be " 15 9 f Mr. Aebiat i Warwick -street, Sokleu-asuars. SIDMOUTH. DEVON. FREEHOLD and MARINE COTTAGE VILLA, with Offices, Pleasure Grounds and Meadow Land.--By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, May tte, at 'twelve, in one A VERY desirable FREEI-IOLD ES :'ATE; comprising a MARINE COT FACE VILLA, seated on a fine commanding eminence, about a quarter of a mile of Sid month, embrating extensive prospect; of the bcattrielly diverai fied country, and baundleas views of the Ocean, plumed for the accommodation of a Panfily of the first distinction ; containing, on the ground flock., an elegant suit of Aaart men , ' In •t4eirotnely finished, consisting of a Saltson, Drawing-room, Mu;:c-rootn, Library. Dining-room, and Bruakfast-parlour, Study, Vestibule, and Hail, principally opening to the lAvrn, Pleasure Grounds, and into a Conservatory, wi h Eatable Bed-chambers and Dress ing rooms, excellent done-vie Offices, will, rvasitt' Apart tints, roomy Yard, Stabling far six Horses, and Cue. Coach liaueta, Piaget ice &a. three Orchards, and niradow Land, con. tail et.g in all about nine Acres; the whole ftiattiog a must en chanting and uarivalltal si•uation as a Marine Resicknee for a Nobleman, or Gantlem in in the s-a s. r. ice; the a'r remarkably mild and salubrious, and axe -tint tieighlesurimod. ice Put chaser may be also accommoditeal with about SO Acres of Mea dow Late!, Gardens, and Orchard, he'd on Lease; and the ele gant Household Enruittee, by valuation. I. • . To be viewed by Ticket.. PUrticulars may be had en the Premises; at the Leaden Inn, Sidmotith ; New Inn and lintel, Exeter; Fountain, Plymouth-Doak ; Murals, Plymouth and Wey mouth; George and rountain, Portsmouth; White Hart and Antelope, Salisbury; White 1.1-n, Bath Bush, Bristol; and Messrs. Floyd and ?violas, Henley., of whom Tickets far vit wing may be had; London. Inn; Sidnanith; of Messrs. Wytham, Gray's Inn-square; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. R obins, Warwick greet, Golden-square, where a Pan and Elevation may be seep. FREktIOLD FAMILY M;.NSION, MANOR, AND ES I'A'l E, Bs the most beautiful l'.tit of the County, within Sixteen Miles of London, principal pait Tithe free, ;ual land tax Rads:allied. By Mr. MAINS, At Clarraway's, on Thursday, May 28, at 12, in One Lot, 'HE Capital MANSION, MANOR, or.reputed MANOR , and ESTATE of WALL-HALL, the Property and Residence of the late GEORGIC WOODFORD TIIKL LIISSON, Esq. M. P. deceased, situate near Aldenslam, be tween tatroe, Wa.fortl; and l"tAlban's, In a most b.-aetiful and retired part of the County of Harts, within sixteen rams of Laudon. The Mansian is an elegant and seacious modem build ing, with ease:need Roman cement !rent, of the best taste and wotkmanship, dalialttfally situate on a gentle arnica:nest, cem. manding prospetis of gr. at beauty and variety, and animating ample accommodation for a famtly of the first ras a ectability, with well arranged ctlices of alidescriptions, spacious pais, ex-' c. Bent stabling for ten liqrsi s, coach-house, &c. foeigieg" rooms and lofts over; a plentiful supply of excellent spring seater. and a large reservoir fur rain water; lawns, plaasure-grounds ' st rah_ barks, and plantations, laid out with infinite taste; two kitchen gardens, walled round, well stocked with the choicesi tree., hot-houses, grapery, peachery, flaarer-gaiden, pheasantry, dairy, ice-house, spaciouisfarm-yard, bailiff' a house, and capital emi t -buildings of all descripriuns, screened from the mansion by. plantations. lie Mansion is surrounded by upwards of 2to acres of excellent pasture, meadow, arable, ;lad woodlands, ly , ing particularly compact;. the principal part laid out in tit- park style,umber, and ornamented with handsome uiser, and :a approach ed by extensive and beautiful drives, also ornamented I.,itli handsome trees and plantations, with two entrance cottagas, and gardens, &c. Tbcre are also two othar cottages, with gardens, &c. 'The Estate is bauatled in pt.rt by the river Caine, a fine trout stream, which, as well as aq. extensive place of c-ar running water, branching from is, lately made at a great exaense. and winding beau•itully through the grounds, are .in full view from the house. le Is situatl is a neighbourhood of great reipectability, and alit:Ninth,: with game. The whole is Fre. bold, and thi greater pa't Tithe-free; l . a,'d Tax retlttainsd. May be viewed, with Pickets, and I:y applying to Mr. Thomas Smith, the Bailiff, at Wall-Hall, %here Particulars may lie bad; and at the Essex Arm* Waveril ; Red Lion, IfiEree; White Hart, Ldie.vare; Abe seorn Arms, Stanmore ; White Flare, S'. Alhatis; Bell, llesdord; .of Me.•rs. OdJie, and Forster, So:it:kora, Carrritiett, Lincoln's Inn ; Mr. Wan', Architect, Gower-areeti at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, CiAders.aquare,' where a Plan may be seen. _ _ HEMEL HEMPSTEAD and BOVINGDON, MATS. * Desirable Freehold and .Copyhold Es:ate, Farm-House, Brick Cottage, and Buildings, and upwards of Eighty-five Acres of rich Meadow, Pti:ture, and Arable Land, principal part in a Ring fence.—By Mr. ROBINc. At (Airplay's, on hursday, June 11, at Twelve, in Lois , ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD and COPY. HOLD ESTATE., Land-tax rede‘..ned. ' Lci I. A Copyhold Estate, equal to Freehold, fine certain, Moor-E-.4 Firm, a compact Fartn-Hous:.. and Offices, large Barn, Cart-shed, Srable, Cow-hut:l , e, Calf-pens, Piggeries, &e. ail in complete repair, a good Garden, and sundry Enclosures of rich , Meadow, Pasture, and. Arable land, containing upwards of SS Acres, in a ring•fence, sitita.e at Hemel Honpstead, contiguets to the London and St. Alban's roads. Lot 2. A Freehold Meadow, coataining one Acre and two Roods, situate on the opposite side of the road to Lot 1. Lot S. A Comnact Copyhold Es:ate, Cold Harbour Farm, situate on the top of the hill on Shot Hanger Common, com manding beautiful and extensive views of the country, with a substantial Brick Cottage and Out-buildings, good Garden, Or chard, and Arable Land upwards of nine Acres aid a halL Lot. 4. A Contpact Coitylikld grate, comprising three enclo sures of rich Arable Land, containing nine Acres. two Roods,-si tuate near Felden Farni, in the Hamlet of Bovingdon. • Lot. 5. A Copyhold Estate, comprising two pieces of Arable Lend, containing one Acre,ten Poles, situate in Feldon Commotk Field, with a right of common offer the whole field. Possession of the whole may be had under arrangements at Michaeltnas next. 'Eke Lots are in the occupation of Mr.Thoniss Johnson, who will shew the same, and of whom Particulars may be hadatehet Sun, Heine , Hempstead ; King's Anna , Berkhainpetead; Cletage,` Aylesbury t Red Lion, W ycombe; White Horse, 110e1 ; Essen Arms, Watford • White Hart, Edgeware, and Bt. ima g ig of Mews. hoes an d Green, Sackers, Sallsbar I.:squares at ' Garreway's ' • and of Messrs . Robins, Warwick -0 11Mo Ode e* . ovum who res nod Sis Eww oPy be rem • RICIIMOND, SURR EY. Elegant Family Magsion, Beautiful Pleasure Grounds to the River, Cottages. Garden., and Laud. By Mr. ROMS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, June 23, at Twelve, -I"Hrtruly, beautiful autl much addtired FAMILY MANSION. with Ohices of all .!,scrtptions the resideuce of the We MARQUIS TOWNSUEND, ducassed. The lidansioN is stated on a Commat.ding Eminence, pearly the .untr.tit o. Rice Venn Hit.t, acreeeed frees the van! by a Wail a:id 11:Aly Piantation, and surround:li by PI, antre Grounds and r..brobbe ries, in great beauty and perfection, Terrace and Gravel W a lks, -laid out with infinite taste an 1 planted +AN the phuitiest Forest Trees and naltiabid Shrubs. Hot-house and Given-house, rich .Lawns. sloping to the Wen towards the River, and communi. eating wirb the lower rued, and Cottages the whale Cop Obeid of the Queen's Matter. , A FREEHOLD ESTATE, coaThrising a spacious lawn op. posits, With evens:ve frontage to the River, shady Walk. and Pim.sure-. ' rounds, ornamented with rich Forest-Trees, Ever greens, ikr. • a very elegant Pavilion, finished In the Italian style, and enclose d; an open Pavilion, &c. commanding view, of the beatriftil ccrmery and the wind;ngs of the River ; the whole in the most eunipiete order, and a Residence fit for a Family of the First D's•iiiction ; adjoining is a- compact Least hold Dwelling 'Joust., fronting the luwer rAd ; at a short distance a capital Kit chen Gat den, with Gardener's House, and two Meadows, held on Lease.. • To be viewed,*ira Tickets only; Particulars on the Premises; at the Castle, Talbot, and Star, Richmond; of Messrs /lake, White, and Ainge, Solicitors, Estex-atreet, qt ran d ; at Gwaway's ; and of Mr. RobiTs, Warwick-strect, Golden-square, wines Tickets fur viewing may be had, and a Plan of the Estate s en. HADLEY, MIDDLEILX. — Essen Mlles (tos Town, with imuardiate I'vtlestion. T.. b.- LET,-by Mr. dAMULL PE.A.ICI: CAPITAL FAMILY MANSION. (formerly IN. the ET. i hiriCe of Lord CitAlbirtS SOMIllitT, :411+4 recently in the occupation of AR tcsta. 0 Boutatir, Esq.) seated as as vnitnence, sv:th a cheerful Lawn, camet.mang a fielt insphib thegtric slew of the surnia..iiing country, including Hadleir Common, K06.k1 Chav, Barnet-Hill, folfridge, Wbetrinse, p + bladder, , oti•ligate, Betch.h.ll, Ham tetra,: and Highgate Hill London &toad, and a diversified t over a fertile V Meadows; beautifully orhasavnted . th stately Thuber a . i llie Premises are in the most perfect state of substantial and dm. ,mental repair, for the immed.zte reception of a family. of slis. tittetion, cat...atci--tz so large tikepirg Cisitalbery, whit Messing. o me; au deg: at, Drawing-Atom, 24 feet by is feet, opining :0 , he lawn t Doting and Itreahlawltoome; Dom.-stie Oilers ard Owbutidirga cf .eery desc.iption ; Drew tnne, Dairy, Dry. in`-grunod, Coach-louses, Stahl; farts-yard, every disco*. :Wu of V. getarion, and f.'4 Acr.% of •hittoftsw-land, ly:og in a :ii•voter ; sit.t a Pow in the Church, and a valuable right et pasturage for teas bnad of taste. • blur be viewed with Cards only, which, with Partkukra, may be bad of Quitter, near the pet•ntiass • Marts. Cooper and Lowe, Sosthampten-lidlibtig4; and of hir. Sumps& Nara, so, ‘; truhtlL • - SOV ITI WALES. • At the Angel Inn, v C..rd.ff, in the temass Moak of hobo, hich notice wail be given. V.VERAL very va;uAble FREEHOLD FARM andE3 I'ATES in the l'ari.ltsoof St. Andrew Wanve, Rvai as{ LanederNiu Ike Couvi , of Gianiorgen ; and la the Perish of Rummy, St. Mellott, Mocluvi, StJayfedw, Myr6rY, at Cnakerner. In the County of Monmouth; togeeker w • Home now occupied as two tenements, in the tows or Nina in the said County of Monmouth. 'I he Estates, which comprise about $lO here', are now se very respectable tenar.ts, at low tents, and being rerwrally is very fen* part of the country, arc capable of great inspra meat, and w.O worth the attentien St Gentlemen of b torune, Specolaiors In Estates, and Agriculturistsos they ' be divided ir:o small Lots, aid there are several good limn for building on, commanding Bee view's of the Bristol ama and the swroundity country, widths Az miles of the Sin Towns of Cardiff and Newport, and in the direct road kora! tot to Strome& and Mil ortihaven. Primed Particulars wtil shortly he ready fee delivery% by John Miles, of Aberthin, near Cosibrictge; Mr. Davies, Surverw, of Brickhoweli; and Messrs. Can and Kingeh, et r.rra k liedrond ro•e, Loudon, Solicitors: and the res.— nants 4.1 spew the premises. ---- MANOR mad Whale FREEHOLD, and in p Titbis-frot • FarMs and Lands. (with Land-tax redeemed) i art n the East Rhilag of the County of Ybrk.--By Mr. WM. STAhtl'ON, At Cut Beticeey Arms Inn, in the Town of Beverley, on Wed• nesday and Thursday, the glib and 21$t days of May. lilt, each day at Twelve o'clock, the following valuable Property, in 36 Lots, viz. irliE MANOR or LORWPIIP of ELSTER WICX, wits the Rights, jtoyalties, and Appurtenants theretn beloner.g, together with the Free and Copyhold rats, amounting to .fu. Os. 6d. per annum, and the fines arising tram several Houses, and 376 Acres of Land held of this Mime as , Copyhold in Bondage ; also a valuable Fans, containing 119 Acne, With new erected Flu ,a-house and Ont-buildinp, ghats about gee nulls from the Market Town of Arden, and twelvatront the Port of Hull. The MAR I'IN ESTATE, collaring stt 152 Acres at Lend, with ParnAtouse and necessary Out-buildings, *sat. in the Parish of Swine, about 9 miles from littA, and 1 t froutfiews4ey. The DIMBLETON ESTATE, computing nine Acne • Land, situate in the Parish of Essington, abta.t six miles F Pattringtoo. The SOU rH DALTON ESTATE, essaskting of 7' Land, situate about ail miles from Beverlvy, tance from Market Weighton. The SEATON ROSS ESTATE, temprblylN of Land at Seaton Ross and Beikby„ 7 utiles from The REIGHTON ESTATE, Sinklin et a Apes and !6 Acres of Land, about du lift OMR nettili 4 . from Scarborough. The MOLESCROFT ESTATE, width Is disdisd at p eve ij ley, and comprises NO Acres; and if net prikubsidy di s p ose d si d • by Private Contractivrill also be Sokl by Ateden. A DWELLING-HOUSE, with Sable, Garden, and dope . Roods of Lst4 at Wootimansey, aid the This* 'Mpg hoe • certain Lands, cOntalnaig about 1347 Acs, in tat Thema* of Woodmansey, Thrum, Week mmi • . nekton, withio the Parish of St. Mho of Bayed* Y ebs Arlo- Riding of the County of York. • N. Li. The Molescroft Estate will be Sold the Int de, II le . Lots, aed the remaining part of the property es smsbui OTOS AS Lit& Per particulars apply to Moms. Onlimma, mmilism• idllß L lmikkon, Lincoln's bil l Le iw z more due; Mews mod Pones. 8 1. 1 1. 8101 s ak a Cbmpars, bud Aeon, Lemissi Townsend. NeWbirp,7IWbeiWIAdnIMPIAD lei. Yorkshire; the keriseser. Hens; temt AP% Harwood, el tbe leverispagolleellensid. HANTS, ON THE BORDERS OF BERKS. Eliglble FAMILY lIFSIDENCE, surrounded by upwards LE One Hundred and F!ftl Acres of.Mefrimr, Panure, Arable, and Wood Land, fine Stream a Water, Re. brtvreen Hart ford•bridge and. Reading, and a sittslier Residenae and Land, and extensive Common Right. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway'A, on Thursday, June 25, at I 2, in Three Lots, Lot 1. 'THE very ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD Et.TATE, formerly the property of Sir GtORGE NARES, Bart. deceased; Comprising Warbrouk House, a very excellent comfortable Fa-. mily Rcjdence sv:tis convenient Offices of aU descriptio s, Cl:tub-houses, S tables, Farm:yard, and Buildir.r, excellent Gar dens, wilt choice Fruit -trees, part walled, Lawn and Pkasure ground., fine pieces of Water, well stocked with Fish, beau. iful Wood Land, with shady Walks, rich Meatlaw and Arable Land surrounding the Manaion ; the whole comprising upwards of Sitty-eight Acres, situate near the delightful village of Eversly, two miles free liartforil-bridge,nlne from Reading, and 56 from London. Lot 9.. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate near Lot I, coin. • Prising an excellent and compact FAMILY RESIDENCE, with Offices, Coach-house and Stables, Garden and Land, the whole about Five Acres, in possessi.4l of and on lease to aGentlemas. ' Lot 3. A very Eligible FR EEHOLD ES LATE, opposite to Lot 1. comprising sundry Onclosures of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Laid, divide:. by thriving hedges, and is a ring fence —a beautiful stream of fine water flows through. the grounds, well stored with fish, a Bailin House, Cottages, flat This property Is very eligible fur a Gentlennts, the a:nation truly desirable, and in a country aboundingwith field sports, an easy distance from Reading, Oakirgisarn, Arbot Heath, and his ' Majesty's Hunt, and In the neiglibutarhood of families of the first respectability. May he viewed by tickets, and by applying to the Bailiff, Wartsook House, where particulars may be had ; and at Mr. Deans's, Hartibrd-brldge ; Crown and Bear Inn, Reading; Red lion, Bagsbot ; Binh, Farnham and Staines; Castle, Windsor; King's Arm% GOdahning ; of Joseph Ward, Esq. Solicitor, Bed. fasiwirsare ; at Garrawsy's; and of Mr. Robins, Warvrick- Orme, Oehlen4quare,where %Men fht *wing INT be Jae" 4 a rho of sis Estate Nab . NEW MUSIC. - hit ri mm e d by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter, and Co. 40, London ; and N 0.7, Westmorland-Bute, Dublin, rlaillaillAN AIR, No. 10, with Variations for t b e pi e nc,.forte, Harp, and Flute, by J. Maszinghi, price oe o m en far the Piano-forte and Flute only, price Ss. The Meters tithe Alps, a Rondo, by William Fish, price 4.1.- The pal e .' mos, as Aria Fantasia, by N. Cooke, price 2s. M. 'TM phut Friend, adapted to a beautiful Sentch Air, by T. tr es ik e , rice is. 6d. Ah ! think of me, a Ballad, composed ea ollner is the Army, price Is. 6d. Also, in a few days le in b e r ididiesl, the favourite Opera of the Devil's Bridge, as ' sw ims.* at the Tlteave-royal, Lyceum. VETERINARY COLLEGE. frla NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN, &IS- A Kribers to this Institution, are respectfully informed, that Professor COLEMAN, at the request of the last General /lett ing, will begin a COU9.SE of LEC TURES to the Subscribers of the College, To•morrow, the 20th instant, at Two o'clock at Willies Rooms, on the Formation, Functions, and Diseases of the poor of the HORSE, and the Principles and Practice of SHOEING. 1 I