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MOLINARO BURLATO. f a which Signor Catustos will sustain his original Character, whkitite had the honour of appearing it. for Fifteen Nights, be fore her Majesty, at the Theatre in Pesaro, being his seventh Irin England. s i bl e e h will be presented, for the 24th time, an entirely • ' kik MelsTlrevits; lit Three Acts, entitled, imgOSICI; or, Tne FORTHSYS AND TUX Alms. To conchae with (for the ltlth time) a new Grand Picturesque Pantomime, with new Music, Scenery, &c. entitled DR..SYNTAX ; or, HAI:LP:4M Pi LONDON. On Thursday nest will be produced, a new Operatic Burlesque g i rd e rs, entitled GIOV A NNI THE VAMPIRE! or, flow SHALL WI 4Tt HIS or nut , • ~. • • ofFles OF Off Ord-VCR, Aely 31; t rip. THE Vutilie are lterts j informed, thatlliunitr seven P /4TE.S ,of , thet 0 . U a war 1, ti t G ItEATBRITA IN, carried on under the eeprriseeptienrelor the late Major-General. 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To which is added, a concise Astronomical Intrcduction, and an Appendix, containing the Derivations of the Names of the Constellations, its 73y T. Lisingtoti. iiecond Edition, price 4s. 6d. hound. • 23. 41i Ev: to the alio*, price stitched. A•cent2pVt *pow. C4tAtoGvEicratis. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of '4Varwick-street, Golden-square). At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange-alley, Combill, on THMISDAY. January 25, 1821, at Twelve &Clock, in One Lot. 1H is very Eligible and Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, and MANOR, or REPUTED MANOR of BLACKLAND; Situate about One Mile East of the Borough of Cans ; Comprising a very pleasant and desicabie FAMILY MAN. SION, fronted with tine Bath Stone, called BLACKLAND HOUSE, Seated in a Park or Paddock of about ONE HUNDRED ACRES; Bounded On one side by the London Turnpike-road, and orna mented with handsome Timber and thriving Plantation& The HOUSE contains Entrance-hall, Dining-parlour, Li brary, Drawing-room, Store-room, four cardtal airy 'led-Cham bers onthe first Story, a large Dressing or Lady's Mornir.ps• room, open Vestibule, Onsets, &c. On the second Story are four excellent Bed-chambers and-a smaller Room, Closets, Ves tibule, &e. Upper Story, are five Servants'-chambers, Store room, &e. Principal as:d Secondary Staireas..t. Capital arched Cellars under the House. The Offices consist of a llousekeepers'- room, Water-closet, &c: a good Kitchen, Scullery, and Pump of exc •Iktit V...stet, Larder, Brewhouse, Laundry, Dairy, Shoe.rouin, &c. enclosed Yard, double Coach-house, and Sta bling for twelve• Horses, and Lofts over; productive walled Garden, Melon-ground, Cors•srvatory, Grapery; &c. Pleasare ground, with dry gravelled Walks and Grotto, Farm-yard, large Barn, Car.strble; 1./ove-honse, and various (het-buildings, A capital new-erected WATER CORN-MILL, with three pair of Stones; cue:lL-at new-erected Dwelling-Ilea:se, wi:it walled Garden, Offices, Farm-yard, and Out-buildings, and about FIFTY-FIVE ACRES of rich Meadow and Arable Land, in the possession of Mr. Dt;cw, tenpnt at will. A Convenient FA I:31-110US:.;, Barn, Stable, and various Outbuildings, Garclen, Orchard, and Inciosures of rich Mea dow and Arable Land, contab:in,g about SIXTY-SEVEN ACRES, in the occupation of Mr. Roarer P...erzow, tenant at will, A CLOSE of E.VDO W.. called Barrett's Close, con taining about THREE ACRES, in the occupation of Mr. GCORGE GUNDRT, tenant at will. And &unsle y Cottages and Gardens, at Rack-rent, at Will, and on Leases for Lives. The whole &rate consisting of about TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES, Lying compact ; a most desirable Property for a Gentleman ; in a healthy, pleasant, and sporting country, good neighbourhood, excellent Roads, and great convenience of carriage to and' from London daily, from which it is distant eighty-six miles, and twenty from Bath. The House may be viewed on Mondays and Fridays, between the hours of Eleven and Three, by Tickets, to be had at the Office of Mr. Merewetber , Caine, of whom printed Particulars may be had ; at the White Lion, and the Lamb, Bath; Bush, Bristol; Angel, Marlborough; Bear, Devizes; the Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ; Bear, and the Crown, Reading; Peli. can, Newbury ; Castle, SabeHill; at Garraway's; of Messrs. Sandys, Horton, Roarke, and Sandy& Solicitors, Crane-court, sleet-street; also of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden. square, London, where Tickets for viewing may be also cb. tamed, and a Map of the Estate seen. BUCKS. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE., nearly TITHE-PEEP, and L4ND-TAX REDEEMED, Divided in VALUABLE DAIRY FARMS, containing ONE TIIOCSA SLY TWO 11 U N DRED AND TWiiNTY- ThIREE ORES, part bounded by the River Ouse. ELIGIBLE PEOpERTY FOR INVESTING BIONIZY, By Mr. ROBINS, • (Of Warwick -street, Colden-square), • At Gorraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange-alley, Cornlilll, ots THITRSIIAY. April 19th, I 821, at Twelve &Cluck, in One Lot, (unliss an acceptable offer is previously made by Pricate Contract), LENI3OIIOUGH ESTATE, r;tuate near ..11: the Town, and it. the Parish of BUCKING LIA 41, - ne;uly Tithe-Free, and Land-Tax redeemed; cootprising upw ar d s o f ONE TIIOUSA.::I4 TWO . HUNDRED acts TWEN•cy. THREEACILES Of rich Meadow, Pasture, Fcading Ground, and Ar a bl e L an d s, lying in a Ring fence, wit h f-ood Farts-fiomies, Barns, Stables, sad all necessary Out-buildings, let in Si.: c.Timi Dairy and Grazing Farms, l 4) Messrs. Barton, 'Warr, W.,.leter, Itwhard- Eon, Nral, Edwin, and Scar, all resptcrable 'Trua n ts, on Lenses for Seven Years from Lsdv-da):. 1819, at Rtuts :anounting so TWO THOUSAND Tlitittiii HUNDRED and ill Y POUND rrit ANAif 5:I: This Fstateis very eHgib'e foe investing hloney, and may be considerably improved. The Tsrnplke road front Lon(!on panes through the Not At cod of the &rate, which is in part boundud by the River Ouse, and the Warer of the River may he usrd for the puffr.s,s c)( Irrigation. 'lle Estate is in the vicinity of several good Machett, and within One Mile of Buckingh May be viewed by applying to the Tcnailis, ur to Thus. }learn,. F.sq. Solicitor, Buckingham, while Particulars may be ha 4; 0.4 at the Coblrani Arms and White Harr; the iL:11 Inn, Winslow ; George, and White Hart, Aylesbury ; Crown, .IralerOanii Oxford; lied Lion, lii3h ii'ycombe ; Whit e H orse , Uxbrldee ; hiessrs. Kaye, Frellicid; and Kaye, Mew Bank-toul4ipt l; , nr Garraway's; and of• Mr. Rubins, Watiiit,stgln,• souarc ? Loriduu, :Caere x rives ut tli.2 Estate may be s.__;;,.