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f ...... . . ...• ... . / . . . .. , ... . • ' • .1, • . % • ' . 41' ) '' C..... 'V .. . • . , 1 ,,,. - , -........---- , . .. a •.„ -- - 01 ,,,- ....,....,,,,,,...., ~. . , fkll . L. .. • 0 F 44. ~ .0- 4 ...,. , . . . 1--, 1 N..._:._ • - . „,,,„,.... , , . - . i ? • ti 7 4, ", Z ....._ - , MONDAY, MAY 16, NUMBER 8486. SURREY THEATRE. ir r The New Operatic Melo-drams, called " The Savage Chief tails ; or, Buried Alive,' coatintdng to be received with the t.sost flattering applause, the Public is respectfully informed, what it %trill be repeated, every reenlist till turthee notice; 'With the very popular loyal effusion cl 44 Britons at Boor- Beaus;' and, to conclude with, at the paetieuht request of Utile:one fmnenters of this *Theatre. the New Grand Asiatic Tale a Enchanttisent called " Shames:la ; or, The Desert Fiend." The Pantomime is necessarily withdrawn for a short period. - THIS EVENING, MONDAY, May 16, 1811, a ad every Evening this Week, The EntertaMments to ccinunence with the new Operatic: Melo- Drama, written by Mr. Eyre, to be called The SAVAGE CHIEFTAIN ' • or, Buuav ALIVE. The Music composed by Mr. M. P.Corri. The Piece pro duced under the direction of Mr. Cooke. In the second Act,l a characteristic Pas de Trois, by Mr. Hollingsworth, and the Misses C. and F. Giroux. Composed by Mr. Hollingsworth. After which, the popular National interlude, interspersed with Songs, Duets, and Chorusses, written by Mr. Lawler, entitled, BRITONS at BOURDEAUX ; or, The DOWNFALL of TYRANNY. In which MT;Gilbert will sing a new Comic Song, called " The Devil and Bonaparte." The evening's Entertainments to conclude with an entire New Grand Asiatic Melo-dew:n*l6c Tale of Enchantment, written by Mr. Moreton, and produced under his immediate &tee• doe !. called SHAMACDA ; or, THE DESERT FIEND. New Pieces arc in active rehearsal. Places to be had of Mr. Dann, jun. Boi•Keeper, who. will attend at the Office from Ten till Four. Doors opened at Half past Five o'Clock, and Performance to commence sit Hall-past ritx precisely. Boxes ta. Pit Vs. Callery is. Second Price at Half-past Eight. WEST ALL'S EXHIBITION. THE NEW GALLERY, next door to the British -a- Gallery. Pall-Mall, is now Open with an EXHIBITION of the Pictures and Drawings of RICHARD WES I'ALL, R. A Two Hundred and Forty of which have arver before been es hibited.—Admittanes Orne 3 • SPLE With etcellent On the Pren day, the 2 enters of A. coital adapted for, man, or Pam of l'ortmui , ern: brrs, Dresait three noble with rich car and contuse an Anti-root and elegant Pail; 4 4. I vrith • Cob the hrbt Auccoed lofty Dinh by and Wa case CO the Pantry, corm grater laid r cerar, fittee *Os, Ys In Seynt houses, wit be • Premises at Garrai ;quay: ; WELLINGTON tiojuis: THE high estimation in which these CLOAKS are held on the Continent from their construction, and being impervious to the h eaviest rains, having caused an inferior article to be substituted for the same, W. Pulsfurd feels it hi, duty most respectfully to state, that the Original ma only be had of him, the sole Proprietor and Manutacturer to the Royal Family (swayed), No. 4, King street, Sc. lanaes's square, London. N. B. Merchants will find this an article Wonhy their at tendon. TRONCHET'S GUIDE TO PARIS. Thi• day was pubUsbid, price Cis. PICTURE OF PARIS ; being a Complete Guide to all the Public Buildings, Places of Amusement, and Csriosities, in that IVletropoliti ; accompanied with Sit different Routes from the Coast to Paris; de...so-lb:nor every thing worthy of observation on th e Journey , a :id including Potting Regula tions, Distances in English Miles, Ecc. &c.; with full Mt-tenons to Strangers on choir first arrival in the CapitaL Embellished with'a copreet Map of the Nations Routes, a Plan of Paris, Views of ratilicßaValligs, and other interesting Plates. • ;r'K ' By LOUIS TRONCHET. London; Printed for Sherwood, Neely, - and lone', Patrrnos- Iter-rOw • and John. Hatehard, Piccadilly. , Sold by Led g er and Shaw, ;id Horn, of Doses ; Donaldson agol Walker, Brighton and Witherdeo, and ?Antics, tit argste, LAWNS' GLADE TO PARIS. 'This &I Wampoillabsti, closely printed ins neat Pocket. Volume, Illustrated with * large Quarto General Map of France, front the latest Authorides* a Map of the Roads between Paris and London, and s Pisa of Paris, price Se. PRACTICAL GUIDE, duri ng a Journey from m l.mtniou teParlstischiding a correct Account of the different Routes,. the Posting Regulations Maude, to English Miles, and 11l Obsecnitions; Directions to &rangers - on their first arrival, Description of Public Edifices and institutions, Places of Amusement, Streets, Markets, dtc. • a Sketch of Modern Man. sen,Catalogue of Paintlnp, and rhea objects deserving of notice In the French Met opogs and hs Environs. By M. LAFONS. Loudon t Published by S. and A. eddy, No. it, ley-lane, Pater. SOSINS4OM ; sod sold by all other Booksellers. Of whom nsay be bad separate, Larose New POCZIT 11/1•P of the R O UTIS front LONIIOII *I Pants, coloured, and in a One, price la. 641. Oil ICE WINES.— ine Old Cape Madeira ( j ust V landed per General Miranda), at sts. per closest. Excellent Madeira, 4fie. 6d. per dozen,—West India Madeira, 565, do Sherry, SOt. do.—Fine Old Port, ten years old. 525. do. The 1 above Wines *ill be delivered, free of expense, to anyhe part Wine of London, la- qoanthiss not Ins than two dozen, from t Emporium, No. 1, Angel court, Thragmorton-street, near the Bank. Orders are received at 20, Old Bond-street. where the Wines ma y b e ta lt e i„—Also a few Pipes of Cape Wine, of the lint quality, laying in the Eat ludia Company's Vaults. TUIRNIIAM GREEN. TO BE I,ET, FURNISILED OR InTrURVIISHED, AC O NVENIENT Subsuntial Deta ched HOUSE with Chaise-louse, Stank, and convenient Outbuildings; small Field, Orc a,d, and large Garden, web stocked, arni iu excellent condition; for One lir more 'Sitars, with the Option of purchasing. For CarJs to View apply at Mr. Page's Office, King's Road, 13410 rd-row. . . • A VALLIAiaI.t: an., !Ughly Irstpreirsble Fa tEs. 1101.1) Part Tfthe ftrc, called ED‘reallEta 4 lONE GROVE, situate mar ?Jiff ,-tafiNury. a•fd!tarp Edmund's, concision, of a .uls.ran.ial family holt.A• n n, M coot. ;rive moat., with ciffterifi nt 011e.fa au all Jews ipttf n., Coach. twfwes, t3table., and various (tut.huild up, stip: tinr walled Clarahrn, Hot-house. Pleasere firondris, pc. earroam!ed upwards •of Four kinnerwl end Sertnuren Acres of estanleill Meadow, Pasture, itrabte, aml wood ..and ; p;4•111 Patin Houses on dart rtif part. ov the Ellikr, wok Barns, tit.blea.artai . dl necessary Vu -bui:dolga, and Cottage a.rreio be'etfgiog. Alas upwards nt fitty-eight Acre. of A WI., Puff ure, and Wood Laird s held under the 111 s: op re Ely, with tha Gr. at tittles of nearly the whole Varlsh, upwards of One Thousand TbAie fifint!real Acres, he whole near ly in A nog fence, and abani.d.its with Glow. A per/ desirable Prvrny ter a Gentleman fond of Fteli!ffpnra..—. fliatant fifteen mites from Eery. kwavich, Ind Coleftwater ' -.tiles from Mefferd, :114'00 and :•udhory, and glary from London ; eaccilenc Nv4llouritood, and good roads la ad di. ecrlons• May he viewed by a; plying at the blinr'ers, where Parties'. Lars m.y br had, at the Anf,;(f:, Bury ; Crown, Sudbury ; Inita .t Meitord find Boxford ; N bite btor.e, nth ; Cups. zhestet ; Fllack tiny, Chafed:4d; of Menet. I.Lhrtoot and Rob. ion, Solicitors, Castle-s• reef, Lel -eater.uguare; a. Gan away** g and of Mr. Rubins, Warw• c revt, Uoldeas square, where s elan of the Estate may be wets. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, SI I DATE ON Ti IS BANKS OF t HE RIVER EXE,L BE Y T ES WEE TON N EXMOU EH AND M. By Mr. ROBINS, At Caraway's Coif- e-hove, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, on Thurs• day, the wit of lime, 1814, at Twelve o'Clock, %miss& an aeceptible made offer ismade for the s - I me before the 26th eat . May, TH truly-desirable Freehold Villa COl RT LAND ; compti , ing a delightful Residents, fit for the accommodation of a Famiiy of the first distinction; with escel 14nt Offices of every de s cription, .:tsachshouset, Stables, Pouewnry ed,and all other requielteOut-btlitilings; p lac a ed in a I s aloe eritntnanding eminence, Sod on a healthtul gravelly soli, on I the Batiks of the Ear, the ground eciping down to the Ritter, of which, with the Ocean and varieested country, it commanis beautiful and eatensive views, enritc.ed b y thnvieg Plantations and Gravel Walks ; excellent Kitelsb Gardens, walled and well stockeJ, extensive Hot-houses, Forcing-frames, &e. Ste. wilt isi t adow Lang(, the whole upwardi of Thirty-eight Acres; form ing altogether One of the most beautiful Family Residences iu t he t'!ounty. • The Puieemer may be acemftran4ated with the elegant FUR NI • URE and other Effects, at a valuation; as also wilt a Stock of excellent WINES and other Liquors. -portly fitter the abo#e, will be sold by Auction, at Exeter or Exmouth, of whit% due notice will be given, t he FARMS of UPPER and LOWER. HALSDON, also TWO FIELDS at COURTL AND ('ROSS; the whole containing about Sixty-five Acres, Which will be divided into Lots for the convenience or purchasers. Ott these Lands are a variety of beautiful situations for the erection 81 Villas, command.n.; extetuire views of the Ocean, River, and adjacest country, and rendered peculiarly va• liable by their contiguity to the l'own of Einnouth. •to be viewed by Tickets, which, with particulars, may be had of John Vidsley t Esq. Exeter ,• and at the Globe Hotel, Exmouth; London Inn, Exeter and Sidnioutit; Fountain, Plymouth Dock ; King's Arms, Dorchester ; Whi , e Hart anti Antelope, Saliof t ry; White Lion, Bath; Bear, Readier; at (Inrelwav's ; and. Robins, Warwick-greet,• 4, of ahem Tickets for viewing may be had ; . - • L's aces may be amen. TOTTLRIDGE, lieiRTS. • FREF.HOI.D, and small Part CO PYIIOI.O ESTATE. capital and negate Family Residence, Pleasete-ground, Gardena; Comervatories, Hot-housta, Farm-buildings, and rich A.leadotir Land, upwards of One HetAfell and Fiffy-seven Ades, tan Mdes from London. • By Mr. ROBINS, At Carraway's Coffee-house, Mh y, Cornitill, on Than. day, June 23, 1814, ar Twelve o'Cloek, THE Capital and very ValuAble FRLEHOLD and small part COPY HOLD ESTATE, Land-tax re. leenied inclosed by park.palir.g. in a I've commanding situation, w:i', 7 Southern aspect, in the pleasant 1/dine of Tatted*, _a • di : • eance from I"arnet, In the County 01 liens, the proPerti • and resider:, of William Mannioc, En. removing imp Kent. Comprising a spacious elegant Maesion, lately o tem d st ,d km proved, at every considerable expense. Mended fur a Fami ly of the fi rst distinction; containing a spacious La; ranee, paired Ha:!, eact.Ecnt Dining-primer, Breakfast-room, Drawing-rams, nob e Library, or Saloon and Boudoir, leading to a beautiful Confer. vatnry, 110 feet in length, Hotlousets, Green-house, and Con servatory for Orange 1 tees, ornaments) Dairy, Ice-house, a Gen: tleman's Study, Children's Room, Scc. liven ear tal Bed-chambers on the first Storey, Dresslng-rooms: &c. and excellent pleasant Clinuber over . Servants' Rooms, Ste.' with 011 ices of all descrip tions, detached Kitchen, Courtayards, Coach-houses for film; Car. • daps, and Stables for 20 horses, Rooms and Loins over, 4i. cached noose with reediest odging-rooms, Wash4touee, Laundry, Gisodemar's house, and various buildings, beautiful Pleesure.vonads, laid out with taste, ornamented by Avenues of full frown lofty 'frees, excellent Kitchen Garden, walled round and m'oeited with t h e choicest Fruit trees, Hot-busses. kc. rev tiiiiimi t = t rit with Barns, dialges, Poultry•bousea, and sari. Mas 0 p, and sundry Enclosures of rich Meadow Land, ceopainting 157 Ames, in a ring fence, sloping to the South; fine piece of dear Wulff; of the Lands are beautifully vermiled, and in the hest stale of salivation; doe 'limber f rue' disposed over the.Lassls; also an enclosure of rich Meadow Land, con• specula. roads ell dincsions se cedes tug tzsandesingotioemtrens tie roads on L in A nee ; the no.shboo ti rbOod and smote re. Ty essetsd by Thanes trots Mr. Mins, W . andckienlit, w iper% owl of the reolows magi Pardsdno a ss: l ; i ri by grr. ESSEX.—FREEHOLD ESTATE. 'ONE HUNDRFD and SIGH AC 1t Eq --i;dwern HORN CHURCH and STIFFORD; In the Parish of OitSl:3', with extensive COMMON RIGHTS. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-House, in Exchange-AH.I, Cornliill, Lon ohm on Thursday, June 23, 1214. ;t 12 o'clock, in Oue Lot, IrHE Valuable FREEHOLD EsTATEs in the Parish of Onset. comprising CHANTRY FARM, adjoin ing Mott Fin, with the roomy Farm-House and Office', Garden, Orchard, Yards, Earns, Stables ' and Cow-Houses, flirt - Lo d g es, and various Outb uil dings, with sundry Inclosures of Meadow and Arable Land, containing upwards of Eighty-sit 11-IRIFrs FARM, a compact Freehold Estate, containing upwards of Seventy. Ave Acres of rich Meadow and C razing Land, with Farts-Yards, Bares, and Outbuildings; all lying conspail near Chantry Farm. A Tory valuable and desirable Pronerrfe HAMPSHIRE LANDS, containing 18A. 2R. ittP. of Arable Land, adjoining Mr. Newoomb's and the road to Horne.burds, from Onset t the whubt Vartha upwards of One Hundred and Eighty Acres, In possession of Mr. Newcomb, who Me notice to quitat 4k:barium next.—This Farm ita desirahle= for Investing Money, and is entitled to missive Hartit a s y ln Oust Fen, Etc. - • be viewed bY applyinglo , Mr. Neweousb, or Mr. John Redleyßalliff at Chantey FineMe r where Pease shoe may be bad; and at the lons at Ones awl ltiorecburch; Dog and Partridge. SO/Ford; Crown and Cashion Aveiey ; AWE Boy, CheUestord ; While Han, ROMford Itilltwood; of Metiers. Hoper and EtsughtwiNSeacitars, Great Maelbotossk-enea; se lbstrasy's 04 of Ur i Iliaiesillfstwick4atest4 Qebhotoresti hllOllO, %./FS 1 4.* I. 4 S,P I Wag bf.l, . • is d,.. 1 . (1 •.. - . -, " i r. • .4' /Z . . •, , k . .. • • ' • ' - •••:Za• • , 4 • 1') r'. Te a •. .ti'. .i, • .. %.' ',v 4% . ••• t,, . . ..,. • '''' 411 jOri ' l, 5/ I r • ~.A• .... s r . .1.;- Yz - • - e. • . . • -N. 1- • • . ' .. - • 44 V-4 03 1 . ..." .• .. . . . .., , -. , . . ~. , • Ifif. -- 4 15 ~ ' •••. . * .. ~' .. e.e 4 - ' . '. e., .. . V' • -.--, . . - . - . 1 k • ,--, .5' 4 '1.'7 •• • ".. ••. .. '..‘ • . • . j [AY 16, 14. J • • P RICP SIXPENCF-HA LI;l' !;74 • 1 , . • .4, . ''' ' T -*;.--CI:=aEl;:==:M=Illa";211.1.11111111' . l .• SALES BY AUCTION. SALES BY AUCTION: SPLENSID ASSORTMENT a? ELEgANT, t ii /VOLe KENSINGTON, OPPOSI rE HOLLAND HOUSE. / : 1 ' S tERY, AND WEI.L MANUFAC rUREDCA T Eligible Compact DWELLING-HOUSES, with GARDENS, ARTICLES OF ALL DECRIPTIONS, &Lc, part of them neatly finished, and others unfin'seed Ilinetilis Worthy the attention of Private Families, Army, or fit hi' a large STABLE, Exportation.. TO BE SOLD PEREMPTORILY, By Mr. ROBINS, . By Mr. ROBXN:o . , . On the Premises, Nos. 13 and 14, Catharine - street , Str and, on B y Ordee of the Ground Landlord, at Garraway'sed June,Coffee, 'Tuesday, the 24 th May, 1814, an d three fellowiog days, at 'Charge-alley , Coral% on Thursday, the of at Eleven o'Clock, Twelve o'Clock, in 'twenty-one Lots, A PART of the Elegant and Fashionable STOCK . in TRADE, UPHOLSTERY, and well-inanufactured THE valuable ESTATES, of which Leases will . . • . ' be granted by the Ground Landlord for upwards of ointoye • CABINET AR ncLEs. five years, at trifling ground-rents, situated in Nensierotoplace, 'the'Property of Mr. THOMAS BU ri.ER. East and West at each end of Earts Court Terrace; comprising Consisting of capital. Four-post, Patent, and otter Bedsteads, Twenty-one Dwelling-houses, part completely finished, two sto- with richly carved Pillars, finished with Velvet, Chintz, and / 1... ries high, two rooms on each floor, fortocourt.in front, and gar- other Furniture., Couch, Sofa, Tent, and Camp Bedsteads, Chile dens behind, walled roun I: also, a large and eattotatitiet Brick. drens' Cots, prime seasoned Feather Beds and Beading, elegant Building, intended for coach-house and.stables, at the wen end . French Rod Windew Curtains, with Draperies in Chintz and of the Estate. The principal part of the Buildings may he finished Morine, for Drawing and Dining-room', of various descriptions; at a small expense; and ax e eligible properly for We tins money. capital well-manufactered and elegant Cabinet Articles, in The Lots mar be viewed by applying to' Mr.. • , subs grand Temple Bookcases, Sofa, Harlequin, Loo, Card, Pembroke, Lodge, on the Terrace, where particulars Bitty be had; end at the !and other Tables, in Rosewood and Mahogany ; Bntler's Sliding Public-boese, Kereington Turnpike; of Meows. Foe \leek Laiii .. Frain!, Dining Tables, handsome Caere, Pedestal, and other ford, and Walfoid, todialtors, Southemptoil- arrest.. strand; Sideboards. Sarcophagn i's Ice Pails, Mahogany Chests of . Garraw ay'. ; a , ,a of Mr.Robics, Warwick-street Ooltienestrairc. . 11 Drawers, Wardrobes, &c. Fating-parlour Chairs in Mahogany, . finished in Leather and Hair Cloth; Drawing-room Chairs, ' SURREY, . k i Sofas, Couches, Chaise, Longues, &c. Etc.; brilliant Plates of _. . NEAR OATLANDS, ON THE BANKS OPTIMITHap - ' Glass in rich Frames fur Pier and .Chimnies; Mirrors, Giran- umerous NCE, with OFFICES, OA doles,'rea Chests Music Stands, Dretiing Tables. and n Capital Elegant RESIDE other useful Articles, some of which are well adapted for the ea seated in a Park of near One on- deed A - MAYOR , FARMS, and LAND, adjuinlag, ~ Navy or Army, and made for that purpose; Turkey, Brussels, and other Carpets. may be had, if required ; 'lateen miles from London. By Mr. ROISINS, i 1 e • To be viewed ten days previous to the sale ; Catalogues, at . • le rid. each, may be had on the premioo; and of Mr. Robins, At GarraWay's Craffie.hoese, 'Chaege All Cortihill, on Timid- . day, June 9, at Twelve ideledt, h Warwickr• ,t, f: olden-iquare. VALUABLE FREEHOLD EST d o---..• • e valuaole trace of the Premises will be soul on Tees A ATE and s MANOR, lithe-free, and I.3adtax redeemed, (WA I o r ;* day, the teeth May, 181 4 , at Twelve &Clack. It --I VON ; LODGE ).: comprising an el gent and substantial !'at' ..e el SPLENDID MANSION, PORTMAN-SQUARE. Mandon, Most delightfully Situate fd a fine. Park ot ueal :.. 41 C'''. With eacellent OFFICE - 4 STABI.ES for 19 HORSES, Stand- Hunched Acres, oruattiented by thrivitig I mber and Mist Pu,s44. r - • ins for Five CARRIAGES, &c. , of Water, &c. the residence and proper•y a Geudensie. 4, ' By MG ROBINS, . The House is an uniform brick-buildiag, erected by 6ir 3.'1..1 , T. Oa the Premises, on the Rut Side of Portmansquare, on Tun- Vaoburgh, and contains en the Ground Floa t : a handsome lei It re ,i. '" day, the slat May,llll4, at 12 o'dock, by order of the Eze- deo to a spacious Entrance - list, ilining-par ur, f eet y , '"' Woes of BARNARD Die; en SON, Eq. deceased, ' communicating by folding dopes to a Library otth bowed &ow; iie , A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE , . 4 no bl e Drawing-rourn, ell-gantly fiidshed, 40 feet by stSfoele , opeaMg • to a Conservatory; a lisfornmg.tooni, a . u; comprising a spacious /amity FAMILY MA SIO ,r D eseing-room, principal staircase leading to a Baberd•room; +. Dr, adapted for, and planned with every aceommodation for a Nolo, t r. man, or Family of the fiat diseinction; situate on the East Side with Fienck Windows opening to a Gallery, with Veranda. iket e s our spac;:ous Bedchambers, with Dressing. room -and Water Portmen- e e - .. : eller of Lower Seymour-street; do„ts, &c.; and ea airy rieasa „ t 11 ,;„„ over di mes with „ wi nk .... ern: .. . .. ... _ . ...torty,naur excellent Servant? Rooms Gallery, &.c.. - Stee; a etcouoary Statrtase, eaceUeot &vitt stic W ane e . Ler -.-.... en ; Second ::tort y, four epaeloes airy Bed-Chant- ' n e e, of all descriptions, Wine and Beer Cellars ornamental toes ; Dressit.g-Rectr.e, and 3 Gallery ; •on the principal Storey, Daie„ ice house , tke.; open flaye d y ard, two 6 0thehousee _ ' w ' three noble lusty Drawing-Reorne, sdeputtly fitted 'up, finished room ; Smoot. ott audtTuarvta over, ce ,„ a i Kimf i. wevit .d eu : „ au with rich carved and gilt Pilasts - es, Cirliege richly ornamente d, and conitunnicaalag by hand sometiondltdioeane foldirg Doors, 'wailed round, and planted with &doe &Wt.:roes, Orchard, Ste.; Farm-yard, ham, Stables, and flutbuddlugi; ties whole well • an Anti-room or Boudoir, Gallery, forming a most went:the .applied with f i ne Water, in thcadtem order , and f i t f or the t in e lad e legant suits of Ma oris Cit• for the aseemblege of Coin- : ow ,. 'fate reception of a family of the first respectability. Hl ' pall; o thy Ground FlOOr, ..4 snac.oue paved Entrance Hall, Upwar d s ef THREE HUNDRED ACRES more LAND .r, wish' C o olumns, a cepital Stone Staircase, branching front may be had,' if required; wiiiill ate let is eligible Fertile. 1-4 the fins lauding on both sides to the Gallery. the wall. slay be viewed u‘ t :ehetai • fare etecco ed and lighted by a Dome, richly. wrought. A Capital particulars on tf i' e premi e rs, aid at t he Crown and Duke's too; lofty Dining parioue v tahrary, timuli:man • Dreising-rooni, Lob- H ea d . wip o o . Meats. Koigiet wed Lbi ulna e, Kingerns; White e▪ n t- by an d Water.closet, in the flaiement ; a Secondary stone Stair- ,4et, Guildford; Castle, fish Hid; Toy, liampon Court; of able case co the Attic i, Houseke e p er ' s Room, Store-room, But's?* fledges j , ettiou ., Imes. sa d iith w at, N ew hie; at Ganaway-, i Pantry, commie-lines 'Kitchen, Scullery, Servants'-Halt, era tod of Mr. Relens,.'Werwiek wt.*, Oadesisquarto Lon&m, sod, .water laid on to the dlerent rourns, exceiteni eaullid Wino- where a Plan of the Estate may be WO. . ' 11 "; cellar, fitted up with catacombs, Ale - ce• tar, Area, with nuaterou, _____ _ and danits, Yard, with large Cistern , force Pump, &c. SIVFOLIC.—FREEHOLTI ESTATES. , "ut in Seymour Mews, Z)tables fur ilitstcen Horse*, three Coach- -o " e houses, with Serene b ' Rooms and I.of 4, ate. crier. FAMILY MANSION. FARMS, !ANDS; WOODa MOD rls l'o be vitoved by *I tam rareiculare may be rota oft the IItH F.S, OF UPWARDS OE ONE THOUSAND ACME ' Premises; of Messrs. burley, Moore, and Lake, Lilian's Inn, 1 the HUNDRED At e RF.S. . by Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway's; anal of Mr. Robins, Warerickeureet, Golden• At Garraway's Colroc-holiee. COange•alley.Cnefiltill, on flu re- i ng' l ;guar: ; of whom Tickets for viewing may be had: Nat- ~ _ day, June it, at twelve o'Cleck, ueleal an acceiptaide after Is Ohl -__ _ . - ...........o p e k; i:Wa * Tv not TIIR BANKS OF me annes s f w l;t hrft w e giewiwiNges before the 9th." June' of %I la" Cue SALES BY AUCTION. BRISTOL, MAT 12, 11114. Sy Order of t? Honourable Commi s sioners of his klaj ity 's Customs, Oa Wednesday, June 1, 11114, in the Long stoom of the Custom Hot se, at Two o'Clock in the Afterni,on. ... THE FOLLOWING GOODS , which have been detailed for being entered under value, viz. 'lwo Casks, containing about 40 Brass Pans of various lefts edaptecho the Spatula Market—Q6 Bales, containing 1330 Can vat Bags. The ()gods may be viewed by applying at the Warchoore keeper's Mese& Tuesday preceding, =don the Moming of the Day of Sake. • ISLAND OF ANTIGUA Capital PLANTA I lONS, NEGROES, BUILDINGS, &Lc. Ny Mr. ROBINS, At Oatravray's Cufee-house, Corn':111, Londdn, on Monday, the Ist of August, 1814, at l'weive o'Clock, By Older of the Assignees of Mesirs. John Hestdersoo and Archibald Neilson, Merchants, Bankrupts: T H g capital L'LIAN rATIONS called RICH MOND and HOWARD S, situate in the Parish of Sr. PAUL, in the ISLA.ND of ANTIGUA ; comprising upwards of POUSt HUNDRED and THIRTY-PIVE ACRES of rich OOP and Pascua. Lands, Oa h rdyns, and Negro Ground s, with, Dwelling houses, Sugar-works, two Windmills, ;m4 other reqtii- Sit.e Bnildiap; Two Hundred glad Niiisti-sbc Slave 4, nsostly Cgerol..s; toscater with 411 very valuable Stock, cdosisting of Cventy-fout Head o f Cattle.; Clariders, Coppers, Stills, and Planta ion L and vaeous L if ter". Partiadass aw l be bedot Jaines °kin ist, Esq. Agent for the irate, In Nekva I el WOW. Set ( •7l and Kamer, Solicitote, George.otteet,cjisst4tr Willow? Heating, Esq. Solicitor Lane syllge lane sadoyd a, Garraway's, and the jama;e3 Coftect-loxisso; sad u( .Mr . Robins, Warwis i kettreet, Golden .#oo moms frestepi lest to die lyres* to their tottaremormeur. GRAVEL and 8•113 ' I !LADDER, irlad WM. cvcry perszta b bibb, ecies of Disorder. :errs, ban been Inlet !ng t b. et stet cenrlogli • e pc:l-living quality as k . taints, etc. remoultss; irg every peruieloys tato anent. From a sestsrvils- Pi'ls, fully etrlner.: re offered to die ve complaints. let's, 4 ,Ctreapside, ears& Belam asul Skarp. I . 40M14. , osrort ; Aloutt • Leer; Cookworthr, *At I%;awbur7. l 'al,1111; aulrf cs.tt a..Z ss & Peck, F.: : Gayepti o 'ertool; Stain; 11.0 .t and Lloyd, Boo: its" . .. Ara $ ; and mast Mechem , - Veto; L.UI, hat ever since the peir 1 .ses Venerea, vrhich iron medicineitreicribed by Ms undergtAig seVeral gel from the Weptai, arab most inveterate m.tore. Pad got to such% a head, as t. La this saute, I • Rae re— rho receives' so row a eras Patent Pirli,whiciv ; began se of a fortnigh f 'wlan ai a month I became„lssr perfectly free iron my to spirits and. sty e kick state hr:ing eontrwl of all who knew me, aas y gratitude, hut beg you tew to make this my ease as occasion--in so doing ye* I obedient very liobele sees ALEX. gUititElL. •arth. !ioprietor, Tharp Taylor; Icons in London, at Isis house neut, at the Perfunsees.loes. le Toy-shop, Na. 309, Oz. 7, Fish-street-Mil. neartycl fierson in every considerable 2.5. 9d. each, sealed tip ;Mk CI sons ot. uher sex ntay cure lEALTH. • the so hject of just and Nticute or the i•lemerve ate I as eanditlates forpubnctea. For *.be rtitpo&e at j&.r experience. and to prevent as . spirits Whose inseuolent . 3ety, bteti too tarbbratbiy re. he liberal iusd inlighteneJ, ' ad acquirenseete. tallest educettgooss the Op& . hose lectures apdiprseugo.los I Surgeons of the,Lentloioklot. dents in that justly the Royal Colkie of Edits afferent branches tdAttatonap„ of Physic, Cherederf, ad. woe einineet Professor% Drs. ▪ Deno* ito:T Rut' error& kstefosighoprin saytor, :ttac ofenifincentiderable. limos .CoMPl,thlti :5, Aril, the particteacehleet , itepte.be artly,:riShg . tocti.taive their tseatililtsetc.'. tL it, a perfect tilifylawm.: is ovo days,44 - 111 Oise* the ractttionyrs base failed of hoe. r plan of tettunent smut* to of dislrien wltleirare the ef kappily pursued by the Toucher 41-I.titsg or more slistresOug title rWch flew:nap prevent or erw such pera,ms it snug be a coo. y War ram, by a new Sod infal. ed eu that neatest of all human pawn Colpfittrioli In all cases arming, as w.:11 as in every 'spa. ty be consulted by patients 4 cy and Itonoor. Ho.tra of con. ee, and from ass in the evenal treat-41 to slate th particulara ot of living, &C. locloOlg a remit- wken flit. ;ante will be niven or , To. enst,ro th,rt secrecy s® tr.- ntagt at . ..letters may be added to mg, No 107, Hatt m-Gartleo. 'lce • -- ation and .professional [kill ours to disorper the most sate aaS r prava!llog D - seases,tile success the best proof of superiority. regular Members of the Royal save been induced to made eject o. thkir particular study, via. :ontracii-t! in a moment of Strictures and Gleets, le! ich, tq and effectually cured; as abo dam tccbcnatien indulgeticei, long real• secret solitary vice, too of oar of both eezes, in the Lone mein he other a nametous train of ner aely remedied, terminate in impo oat dietressing state of debility a uence of such baneful habits,* imehich the powers of the ;Abed. iolarly educated Surgeons of Loa. d speedy nritoratiott to sotiod and sleety professing the cure of thew Let that they may n• be, by a he obloquy so justly attached es but justice to themselves . to *caw educated and inttiated into Vestry riftestes of which, front tbilerest from the most otoinvot V:.7 riquirer) that the success ree.siti f .6 duced them to quit the tractice of they presume that pr,:e..rnue the unprecolcnted eunilie bee vrt s ic, been so :Nosily L0tt0..1.11. ;teosi:e practice IN; atrve venereal comp!...itrm between' ttl:out st:Nrctarle t).r katlenL t.• : 1 * 'ere; im4 - 31r,cleet Cases n err au discovery of tLeonfection, they tn. Short space of two days. be sin lode of treatment (which No eves gle Instance in a practice of I 5 yetir, housaad person, of both sexes have aid iojorious methods had bat% rs without eifeef),•aduxes them-to e, Patients o either sex, wQt• Itecrecy, ttan iron the &mots', containing and MAIIRK of thrills, inclook.4 to, and advice and li:editing tor; 1.30113. iionverie.4o..4 • Lissi tauT,Plckett Prue) I rho Statilice,resple KENT.. A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. COMPACT DWEL 4 .ING-HOUSE, OFFICES, MEADOWS, LANDS, and WOOIN:-alinut Eighty-six Acres—near Brom + ley, Chiskisurst, etc.; Fourteen- Miles from London. B r . Mr: ROBINS, . . At Gatrawars, a& Thursday, May 19, at Twelve o'Clock, in ;',- • • - , • One I.ot, APLEASANT and COMPACT FREEHOLD ESTAI E, CROFI'ON PLACE; situate in the P.tri,h of Orping:ces,,al short - distantalitiat Bromley, Chislelsurss, and Holwood, in abeautiful and picturesque part of the country; comprising a tubstantial*Brick.bultt Residence, with O&M, C oac h-ho u se, Stables,'Oirden, Orchards, Fir in y ard,' Barn, and Outbuildings, and sundry inclosures of fine meadow; pa Lute, arable, and thriving Wood-land, containivg about Eighty ' six Acres; a desirable Property for a Gcr.:leman in business, being about a mile from Lock's Bottom, on the Ingh road from London to Tonbridge, Ste. The Esta'e abounds with Pheasants and other Conie. The Reuse, at a small expense, may be made a moat consignable residence. • M.j be viewed, by applying to Mr. Burton, on the Prerhism, where Particulars maybe bad; an& at the Lion, Lock's Bottom; Sell, Bromley t Castle, Ehham ; of Mr. Brumell, Solicitor, Aldersptc-strect 1 at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, War wick-street, Ooldefrequart, where Plans may be seen. • MIDDLESEX.—LEASEHOLD ESTATE. GREENHILL FARM. between Kenton-Green and Harrow, Nine Miles from Oxford-street. Cottage Residence,' Farm Buildings, rich Meadow, and small Fort Arable Land ; the whole Eighty-one Acres. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-honsP, 'Change Alley ? Cornhltl, on Thurs day, May 19, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, VEKY Desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE; GREENHILL FARM, situate on the East Side of Har row, in the road from Sudbury Common to Statunetr.., Keaton; &c. in possession of Major EDG he ed ptsing a compact Cot tape Residence, stuccoed front, pon a lawn, at an agreeable distance from the road; with convenient Fami'l OlSces ; Coach house, and Stables for seven horses ; Garden, Drying-ground, Pt. ilup - houses , &e.; at inclosed Farm-yard, with Barn., Cow house, Cattle-sheds, Cart lodge, and, various Outbuildings, end sundry Inclosures of rich Meadow, ;tad small part Arable Land, in high state of cultivation; the "whole upwards of i yighty-one Aeres,in s ring fence, s l Charming rdiel ft *f file country, good toads in all directlons v ied plenty of excellent water. May be viewed, by apnlikies to Mr. Hedges, the Bailiff, on the Premises, where Pars culati may he lid; and .at the King's Hend,llarrow ; Aberawn Anne, Stanstbite; Rind' Arm., WA ford; White Hart, Edgware • White limes, UxbrAge; Old Hats. Ealing; of Messrs. ao4 Butterfield,. s.ilicitori, No. I, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn; at Garritway's; and of Mr. aebins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. RICHMOND, SURREY • NOBLE and ELEGANT RESIDENCE. BEAUTIFUL PLEA AURE GROUNDA, and MEADOW LAND. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on 1 hureday, May if, at Twelve, A VERY Eligible FREEHOLD •and COPY ti HOLD ESTATE; comprising a noble and ekgant Family Residence, fitted . up at a . considerable mom" d.elightfoily sitaated on the summ it of Richmond-bill, commanding the en livening scenery of the 'litanies, and enchanting prospects over the highly picturesque surrounding country, adapted for the accommodation of a Nohkman, or Family or the first distinction. Containing on the upper tory, numerous excellent Bed-cham bers, will Dressing-lAm, Wattr-c:osets, Ste. neatly fitted up, and a Schoolroom ; an elegant principal and secondary Stair case; ground door, the entrance as through a covered passage by a Sight of ateps into a paved hall, Vestibule or tuner Halt, a cheer! bowed I.ibra.y, a spacious Drawing-room, elegantly finished, aljaining a boudoir, communicating with an excel- lent Dining-parlour, with Bowel fr.int, and steps to the I.awn ; in the basement, Offices of all descriptions, Cellars for Coal, Beer, end Wine; detached Kitchen, Scullery, &c. at a conve nient distance from the houie; two Coach-house., Stables for in home, Piggery, Cow Sheaf, and an excillent I.alandry ; the Givniads ate boautifully laid out in I.tuns, tniersectel by Gravel Walks, flower 13 , nders, ornamented with various hvergreens, healthy Shrubs, Forest Trees, &e. Mounds and Alcove.., com manding in all directions beautiful alit) interesting prover-Is ; an excellent Kitchen Garden, bully stocked, cropped, and planted, Walls clothed with choice Fruit •I'rees,&c. Contiguous is a Coe rich Ict-adore. The 4rhole containing abom Six Acres. To be viewed by tickets ; Particulars may be had on the Pre mises; at t e e Castle,Talbue, and Greyhound, Richmond; Sun, Kiri:hon.; Star and Garter, Kew-bridge; Rose anti Crowo, Wimbledon . ; Rtl Lion, Punk)? ; Pigeons, - Brentford ; at Gar raway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, of whom delete for reifying may be had. CAI'I FAL SPACIOWS ROOMY PREI‘IIiES, Cu tHARINE-STREV.T, STRAND, Long Established in the Cabinet and Uphobteryßusinessi and adapted for any. Trade requiring room. By Mr: RODI :IS, On tLe Premises, on Tuesday, May Sath, 1814, at 1! ecloelt, ALEASE inr T Hilt:TY YEARS, at a mod erate Rent, of those spacious Premises, desirably situate Nos. IS and 14, Catharine-street, Strand, long established is the Cabinet and Upholstery ilusioes• whch has b e en carried on with cond .. (terabit MOM", affording a very elig!bie opportunity to persons wishing to embark in that line, or calculated for any other Con cern where room and convenience is requirpti. The premises consist of handsome Sliew.rooms and Ware. housa-., suited for the display of Good'; Counting-bnuses, ratanra of Workshops for carrying on the Manufacturing business extensive scale; Dwelling Apartments, sad other conveniences. Also a Dwelling-Souse adjuinins in the back albs Premises • detached throe i f i r is o o w n t a n d e .t Mal or p s iii nl i te acW d f r o; t aa he d aec . W on areW inrodall uses on s "n ot i s s i P 11 4 131114 : 11) :* and a large pared . Court communicating with the Strand, refs dering the woks copyists fur sojeuncem• and adapted for Ex hibition Rumps, Auction Mart, or any Psidic lassitedas. • The situation is highly advantageous, and will be rendered one of the lira in the Motruprias upon the.eompletion of Me Strand lid dge, said the other Improvements In that quarter. On tin; sante and following dap , wdl be Sold by Audios s ' Pad of the Valuable Stock ot LVdost sod Upholstery 4thitiell is the Nswe , t FssWoa. I'9 by viewer: by nabs% i Panic** Inn be 11 i i on the Pee mists) and pt M. RON% - WitisiAPlUtitalkiki-illall. ' - mg ..• • BAUCTION'. • •• KENT. lISTWBEN BROMLEY and WID MORE. FttEHOLD and SMALL PART LEASEHOLD E6TATE, WIDMORE-COTTAGE. A Pltasant Residence, with Pieasure Grounds, Gardens, and Mvalow Land, about Five Acres, wftlt COMMA Rights. By Mr. ROBINS, At *areaway's Coffee-house, 'Change-fey, Cornhill, on Thurs day, the 14th May, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, A FILEEHOLD ESTATE, Widmore Cottage, 41 a cheerful pleasant Residence, with ample accommodation for a Family ; Coach-house and Stable for thrize Horses, and va rious Outbuildings, productive Kitchen Garden, planted with choice fruit Trees, Pleasure Grounds and dry Gravel Walks, and rich Meadow Land, all lying compact, situate by the road side, half a mile from Bromley to Widmore, a beautiful and pic turesque part of the country, and ten mile s from London. The Premises are In excellent order, commanding extensive views of the surrounding country, and a fine situation for building. May be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particu lars may be had; and .of Mr. I.attoe, Solicitor; and at the Bell, Bromley; Bull, Shoottes-hiii; George, Farnborough; at Gar vaway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square.