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TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-street, Golden-square), By order of the Executors, on the Premises, on Tneasnav, the sth of July, 1821, at One o'Clock, It.VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, com prising a spacious FAMILY MANSION-HOUSE, situate at BROMI'TON GROVE, Late the Residence and Property of Sir JOIIN MACPHERSON, Bart. deceased. The House contains, on the Upper Story, five Rooms, Closets, &c. Principal Floor, a Library, Breakfast-room, two Bed-cham bers, two Dressing-rooms, Closet, and Water-closet; Ground Story, Entrance-hall, Study, Dining-parlour, Anti-room, Draw ing-room, Butler's-pantry, Closet, and Water-closet; Basement, Servants'-hall, Steward's-room, Housekeeper's-room, Pantry, three Wine-cellars, Larder, Coal-vaults, &c. A detached Kitchen, Scullery, Wash-house, and Laundry. Two Coach houses, and Stables for five Horses. A I:awn on the South front, with gravelled Walks, and planted with Trees and Shrubs. A Court in the North front, and Gates to the road. The Premises are held on Lease for an unexpired term of 2l years, at a ground-rent of £3O per Annum. May be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the I Premises; of Mr. H. Lowndes, Solicitor, Red Lion-square; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden square. COOPE %SALE., NEAR EPPING PLACE, ESSEX. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, With an Eligible ➢IANSION HOUSE, called COOPERSA LE HALL, With Offices, Coach-house, Barn, Stable, and Out-buildings, and upwards of ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN ACRES, Principal part fine rich Meadow, small part Arable and Planta tion Land, in a Ring Fence, with valuable Common Rights. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-street, Gulden-Square), At Garraway's Colree-house,'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Tunas nay, July 12, at Twelve o'Clock, AVERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in the Parish of TIIOYDON G A RNON, near Epping Place, a fine part of the county of Essex; within laghteen Miles of the Metropolis, comprising A Capital M A NSION-HOUSE, COOPERSALE-HALL, seated on a Lawn, embracing rich and extensive Views of the surrounding Country, recently altered and improved, at a great expense • adapted for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Fa mily, and fit for immediate Occupation ; with fine Lawns, de lightful Pleasure-grounds, laid out with exquisite taste, planted with Trees and Shrubs, and ornamented with fine Oak and Elm Trees, &c. i'be OZices are suitable to the Establishment, both attached and detached; Coach-house, Three-stall Stable, with Rooms over; an excellent Garden, walled in, planted with choice Fruit Trees, and - a Piece of Ground laid out for a Garden; Farm-yard, large Barn, Stable, Cow-house, Piggery, Cattle and Cart Sheds, all tiled roofs, Rick-yard, &c. and upwards of ONE HNDRED AND EIGHTEEN ACRES, The principal Part fine rich MEADOW LAND, a small Part Arable and Plantation, in a Iting-fence, adjoining the Road from London and Epping to Ongar, about half a mile from Thoydon Church. 'fhis Estate has very valuable Rights of Common. To be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particulars may be had, at Epping-Place; Cock, Epping; Green Man, Harlow ; Crown, liockerrill ; Castle, Woodford ; King's Arms, Bourn-Bridge; Mr. J. 11. Holtaway, Solicitor, Tooke's-court, Chancery-lane; Mr. Woodrow, Norwich; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. CARMARTHEN, SOUTH WALES. Compact FREEHOLD ESTATE, on the Road from St. Clear's to Treleck, with a large BARN, YARD, dtc. and about FORTY-EIGHT ACRES of MEADOW and ARABLE LAND. The TITHES of the principal part of the Parish of ST. PP TER's, in the County of the Borough of CARMARTHEN. PRI' 14 SE\ EN- Plo.Nefl• SALE BY,AUCTION. BREEDON, WORCESTERSIIIRF. DESIRABLE FRRRIIOLD F.STATE, TYTHE FREE, In the Itainkt of HAIIDAVICIL • Commodious FARM-HOUSE, with a etiovenierit Range of FA It M. BUI LDI NOS.Y ARDS, PI GROSS-HOUSES, &c. Capital Rich MEADOW and Ali A lit.E LAND, nearly ONE HUNDRED and FORTY ACRP.S (principally Mea dow), all compact, some beautiful Sches for Building, bounded in part by the Avila. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick -street, Golden-square), At Garraway's Cottee-house, in Exchange-alley, Cornhill, on THURSDA Y, the Stith July. 1621, at Twelve o'Clock, A VERY DESIRABLE, COMPACT FREE liot.i) most delis htfully situate in the Hamlet of Hardwick, in the Pad. !, of Breedon, a most beautiful and - highly picturesque part of the County of Worcester, commanding most extensive and rich Views ; the Scenery is highly enhanced by the River Avon. The Property of Thomas RICK A an% Esq. and sold by Order of the Executers; Comprising a commodious Farm House and Offices, Garden, part walled, two Pigeon-Louses, two Barns, two Stables, an Open Rick-house; on stone staddes ; raw Brick and Tiled Ox house, and sundry other Buildings ; Yard, Oretard, and sundry Inclosures of remarkably rich Meadow _ud Arable Land, con taining nearly ONE lIT.:NDRF.D A 7s.:D FORTY ACRES, All lying compact, hounded In part by the River Avon; a fine , healthy Situation, about two Mites from Tewkesbury, and dem from Petshore • in the occupation of Mr. Mrxitc, Tenant from year to year. The Meadow Land, which forms the prircipal part of the Estate, is of the first quality for feeding Oxen, and some parts deligh tfully situated for Building, and constantly sup plied with fine Spring Water. To be viewed by applying to the Tenant, of whom Particu lars may be had; at the Hop-Pole, Tewkesbury ; the Angel, Pcrshnre ; King's Head, Gloucester; Plough, Cheltenham; Crown, Evesham ; at the Hop-Pole and Star, and of Mr. Bet.t ley, Worcester; the Star and Angel, Oxford; of Messrs. Smith and Richards, Solicitors, Basinghall-street ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square; where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BOXERS. Martin and Turner met together at Riddlesdown, on their return borne, the day after the fight. After comparing note:, they shook hands, and drank each others' health in the most friendly and true English-like manner. • The friends of Turner say ‘, its only one and one—and they are ready with £lOO for the Odd trick, whenever Turner thinks proper to make a third ap peal to arms." Martin, however, is at present engaged with Josb Hudson, to fight in the course of a month, £lO a side hay ing been deposite.l. Cy Davis can be backed against Martin for 100. Randall has also expressed a wish to have a shy at the Master of the Rolls. Martin, who, out of the ring, is the most good-tempered of all men alive, observes, that his hands are at present pretty full, but he has no doubt of being able to serve out all his customers in due time.—Betting 2 to 1 on the Gaa-Light Man against Tom Oliver—to fight on Tuesday. EPSON' RACES. For some years there has not been a more numerous or more splendid collection of the Fashionable and Sporting World, than was exhibited on Thursday, on Epsom Downs. Her Mores:lr appeared on the ground shortly before one o'clock, In one of her own carriages, with six horses and scarlet liveries. She was seated at the back of the carriage, with Lady Hems on her left hand, 'and Lord Mon and Air. AUSTIN opposite to her. The carriage drew up to the hill on the right of the Race-course, so as to possess a full and extensive view of the whole scene. Soon after the Derby Stakes had been decided, her Mssesre, who had remained on the hill with the carriage dosed, ordered it to be opened. Her MAJESTY wore a Leghorn bonnet, with a few flowers gracefully inserted, and a blue scarf was thrown over her shoulders. She looked extremely well, and returned tl.e warm applauserof the people by a graceful inclination of k'r head. The Qeses remained on the hill until after the first and principal race was concluded. Ili; Royal Highness the Duke of Cutitrt:ce, accompanied by his Duchess, her Royal Highness the Princess Atinums, tie Duchess of KC.:, and .Miss Fr: ZCLAE;.NCP, reached the C‘r_re shortly before two o'clock, and the carriage immediately drove up to the place allotted for the Royal Family, close to the win ning post. The carriage was an open one ; and his Royal High ness, after the Derby Stakes were won, mounted the bey, and sat there with Miss VIT.7.CLARI:NCE, neatly during the remainder of the day. Notwithstanding the heavy rain which fell during the day in London, the weather was extremely fine at Epsom ; on rett.rning home, however, in the eveniug,those on horteback, and in open carriages, got a severe &irking. A post-chaise, in turning quickly round a corner, near Ewell, was overturned, and thus: rntlemen, with the post-boy and horses precipitated into a deep ditch, filled with mud : one cf the gentlemen had his leg broken, and the other two were severely in,ured. The post-boy escaped unhurt ; but one of the horses was suffocated. FRIDAY, JUNE 7. The Oaks Stakes of 50gs. each, for 5.1 r-old fillies, Rst. 41b. Lord Darlington named h. f. Augusta, by Woful, dam by Ilia bens, out of Guildford 1;..1 - - .. • I Mr. I:4lney's f. Ibla, by Tr..flle, cut of Emily - 2 7%1r. ii. Milnes's f. My Lady, by Cornt:s - - 3 th.ite of Graftras b. f. Zeal, by Portisan, out of 7aida 4 `;even started and fur wEre Flacra.— Augusta made all the play; Ibla kept se:orid, and -he race was won cleverly by mere than a length. R0b,... , -. red.: t`i , .! winner, Buckle Ibla, °riff ii..:y My Lady, and Cilf 7A al.-2 to 1 :.Est Augusta--2.4 to I asst My Lady-4 to 1 agrt Ibla—and any odds agst Zeal. the Epsom Plate of t. 50 fer all ages; three-yr-olds, 6st. Vb. fr;u:, Est. 21b. rive, Ett. ts.ib. fie and aged, Oat.—The winr.tr • to be sold fur CO3 guineas, ii demanded. Mr. Brown's ch. h. Wouvermans Mr. Rogeri's b. h. C..rbine Mr. ThuraMlN ch. f. by Critrin kr. 14o:::hill's 1714. S 1 1 1 2 2 4 dr TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-street, Golden-square,) At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, On THURSDAY, the 26th of July, 1821, at Twelve &Cluck, in Two Lots, LOT I.MHE TITHES of nearly the whole Parish ..IL of St. PETER's, in the County of the Borough of CARMARTHEN, SOUTH WALES; consisting of about FOUR THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY- Tl , e-e is at this time at Plenton, Cheshire, on the THREE ACRES, ' of an i,alC, a rwspye's nest, whicli was built Whereof about One Thousand Two Hundred and Fifty are Ara- I ble,One Thuusand Eight Hundred Pasture, One Thousand Mea- I top dow and Marsh Land, and about Seventy-three, Wood, Meadow, , two yea] sago, and which tiow contains eleven wild, ducks eg gs , upon. which the old one sits regularl y. pounds very important discover has a short time since Y Pasture, and Arable ; the present Produce about Eight I lundred Pounds per Annum. • This is a very desirable Property, and entitles the l i tc:: l3 , , r E t . : become a Burg : ss sf the Borough, which is an open one, in been made of the original books or Re g isti ycf Mar which he would have considerable weight. I sieges and Births, which occurred in the Heet P.iscl ° ce mi let t ) h r. e tt v ed ea a r t l t 6 l: 6 Mllita;,d May-fair 1 Ger 2. A desirable compact Freehold Ps: ate, ! 7 l d n its ta l o t se ule . s i , is • o fi to 1",5¢, tolzether WELL, siroate on the road from St. Clear's to Tr:leck, Annie. . , , . , year one mile from Carniatthen, in the certre'of the P2rish ..f St. Te7e-es with a large Barn and Ca : tie-yard, and ulAverds of Chapel. Of the authenticity of these records no .tcubt ! FORTY-SEVEN ACRES of Meathiw and At;:ble Lai.d, with is enzertai..e.l, aad they have, by an or.'er r I Lord a Ens S t ring o f Water. ! tiLDN(otTrii, been 1:11ely A.-wined with tt.e ft... ~:- . le Particulars may be had of Walter Rice Iloweil, 17. q. and p.t ~ , r .,. ~ . I . i . . ••`.l . . .. tLe by Bush, and White Lion, Carn.-rthtn ; Ilwr, Llandell; °' tae •L' l °C- 5( • u• t•-' o-. 01 1, to CloiotiO;ovs 7 ' et The Black Lion, Cardigan; Bell, 131%v:a ; Beer, Cambri:te ; Angel, lon , ; perio.l r.f doltht a:id diCkulty which i,ib bt. ore,' Caitiff, and Abergsvenny ; King's Head, and Bell, Gleams- the union of the marriages and birth-. ~: ciat C a, !).e.. ter; Plough Crieltenbam; Huai',, Mad; White Lion, bath; fore the date of the M:isriage Act, will now be ct; ~ ed. Hop-inde, ...Cid Star, . . Lid Hr. Iketieli, %Verses:ire; Hen and and , • , me Lille, Jot:Ames. .• L., at% ti - ..i . e. ioa find 4to i ca . Chickens Birmin g ham; at Garrtwoi si and of M a,r. Itobir ,elucidation, hitherto very mac h ',!ga i ted. , Warrick•stre , A, Golden-srar:. lint little betting cn the race. '4 3 dr Mr. Throb:lXs .flat-o'-th'- th.t. agst Mr. Far:3ll4 31.tagtlwarze!, Cc. two•nt!le heats, 160 gs. h. ft. Heats. Mat won 1: in two heats.-5 :lot 6 to 4 "n the winner. The llcd:e7 Stakes did not 53.--The compauy was very thi4