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Per Cent .-.~.- • • Z ' • P " 4 411: 7, • ... i• . ... ' C 'Ati• : ' . • a t e 3/2.- . ..:,..,_.....,7„... ~,..7.,...,;,. . .1k .. 4 , - -•• • . , • v ° P *A' ... ti r •• ). ,~_~ !ST I-Mli 14 It 11 398 ] PROCLA MATION. WHITZHALL, AUGUST 23, 1823. WHEREAS II liath been humbly r ep resente d unto the KING, that a PARCEL, containing Seven Hundred tand Ninety-four FIVE POUND NOTES, drawn by Messrs. 'Taylors and Lloyds, of Birmingham, and payable at Messrs- Flanbnrys, Taylor, and Lloyd's, in London, and Thirty-two ONE POUND NOTES, was stolen from the Balloon Post Coach, whilst standing in the Inn-yard (the Swan with Two :Necks) in London, on the 12th day of December last. Ills Majesty, for the better apprehending and bringing to Jus tice the Persons concerned in the Felony above-mentioned, is hereby pleased to promise his most gracious Pardon to any one of them who shall discover his accomplice or accomplices therein, so that he, she, or they may be apprehended and convicted thereof. ROBERT PEEL And as a further encouragement, a Reward of TWO HUN DRED POUNDS is hereby offered by the said Taylors and Lloyds, of Birmingham, to any Person who shall discover the said offender or offenders, so that he, she, or they may be appre hended and convicted of the said Offence. rr All Persons are cautioned not to receive in Payment any of Taylor and Lloyd's Five Pound Notes which have not a LEE-lIIVE engraved on them. Three £20,000 Money Capitals! Two il'lo,ooo Money Capitals! 10,014 other Money Prizes! More Prizes than Blanks! Not any Stock Prizes! Not any Classes! Not any lte-drawing! Each Ticket decides its own Fate ! £lO,OOO for the very first drawn Prize! Tickets and Shares cheaper than for Thirty Years ! THE above arc the principal Features of the pre sent STATE LOTTERY; and BISII has no hesitation in repeating what he stated when the Scheme was first submitted to the Public, viz. that it has his most unqualified approbation, and every day convinces him his opinion and that of the Public coincide, as the S.de at this period is unprecedented. SCHEME CONTAINS 3 Ptizes of £20,000! 2 £lo,ooo ! Thirty-four of £2,000, £l,OOO, £5OO, &c. BEGINS 25ru SEPTEMBER. Tickets and Shares, cheaper than for Thirty Years, on Sale At BISH'S OFFICES, 4, Cornbill, and 9, Charing-Cross, Where £5 Capital Prizes were Sold Last Lottery. This day was published, BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, No. LXXIX. for AUGUST, 1823. COMM'S : History of the Garden of Plants, Paris.—ll. rococo rante.—ll J. On the Pluckless School of Politics, No. I.— IV. The Rev. Mr. Irving's Orations.—V. Quin 's Visit to Spain in 1822 and 1823.—V1. Las Cases' Journal of the Private Life and Convetsation of Napoleon at St. Ilelena.—Vll. 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ROB INS, (Of' Werwiak 'House, Negent-street), 'A VERY "COMMODIOUS and SP+CIOUS •T RESIDENCE, plinned with Suites of elegant Apart ments, adapted foe the acc o mmodation of s Family of the highest Respectability; wills excellent Domestic Mims, attached and detached, Coach-house, Stables, and Out-imildinse; excel lent Garden, well stociect, cropped, and planted ; Melon-ground ; Conservatory ; Hot-house, stored with choice Vines, Peach-house, and nearly THIRTY ACRES Of rich productive Meadow Land, with Pleasure-Grounds, Plantations, and dry gravelled Walks, Gardener's Cottage, and Ice-house. The whole presenting a Park-like appearance; situate in a beautiful part of the County of Serrey, within Six Miles of the Metropolis. To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be had of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent -street. GEORGE'S COFFEE-HOUSE, COVENTRY-STREET, opposite the HAY MARKET. Excellent MODERN PLATE, about FIVE THOUSAND OUNCES. CELLAR of CHOICE OLD WINES, about THREE HUNDRED DOZEN; A CAPITAL GREY GELDING, a Handsome DENNET, and a FOUR-WHEELED CHAISE, HARNESS, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of, Warwick House, Regent-street), On the Premises, George's Coff,:e-house, Coventry-street, Haymarket, On WILDNISDAY, September 3, 1823, at F g t.:wen o'Cloek, By order of Mr. Jolliest Cunt, retiring from Business, THE CAPITAL MODERN PLATE,. corn prising Twenty-five Dishes, Nine Dozen Platesi, Soup and Sauce Tureens, Cofee and Tea-pota, Cream,Avrers Bread Baskets, Salvers, Soup and Sauce Ladles, Spoons, Forks, Drinking Mugs, Plated Ware, and various other' Articles. The CELLAR of CHOICE OLD WINES, are,pssculiarly fine, and have been selected with the greatest judgment..frq.m the most approved Vititas; consisting of very fine Old Port, Sherry, Claret, Cotc Rote, IRQ Hermitage, Burgundy, curious Fronds nac, St. I'eray, and Sauterne, superior Old Hock, Rhenish, Mo selle, Malmsey, and Mountain, a few S se Cordials, Preserves,&e. A Capital GREY Gk:LDING, a handsome DENNET and FOUR-WHEEL CHAISE and HARNESS, &c. Mr. ROBINS assures the Public the whole is the Genuine Property of Mr. Jammu CURT ; and the Wines are well known to be of a superior Quality, by Gentlemen of the first respecta bility who ha,ve patronised the above Establishment for upwards of Twenty Years. The Plate to be viewed on Tuesday preceding the Sde ; the Wines (of which Samples may be had by paying for), to be tasted on the Morning of Sale. • Catalogues to be had on the Premises; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street. N.B. The excellent Household Furniture will be Sold on the 10th September, and following day. STAFFORDSHIRE, Near WOLSELEY-BRIDGES, on the River TRENT. A highly-valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, With the extensive MANOR of .COLTON, the Capital MANSION .BELLAMORE HALL; • FARMS, and LANDS, Nearly FOUR HUNDRED 'ACRES; Between LITCHFIELD:Ind STAFFORD.. The most Picturesque and Beautiful Part of the County, great Part Tithe-free, and Lind-Tax redeemed. TO. BE scon? BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROSINS, (of,Warwiek House, Regent-street), At Garraway's Coffee-house ' Exchange-alley, Cornhill, Lond on , on Tuustsimv ' the 25th - of September, 1823, at Twelve o'Clock, in Three Lots, .- • _ THE EREEHOLD..ESTATS,(which is truly called " The GARDEN of STAFFORDSHIRE"). The extensive MANOR of COLTON, well stocked with Game, Quitrents; &c. The capital Stone-built MANSION, BELLAMORE-HALL, with excellent Offices of all descriptions. Erected within a few years.:.ma. a .most substantial . .plan, on Arches, in most excellent order, andfit for the Residence of a Family of the First Cnnsequence, the Neighbourhood of the highest respectability, surrounded by thriving Plantations and dry Gravelled Walks; fine Pieces of Water, well stored with Fish ; productive Kitcheniarden, walledximial; Melort-ground, outer Garden, Orchard, planted with choice selected Trees, Coach-houses and Stables: An excellent roomy FARM HOUSE and Farm-yards, with Barns, Granaries, Cow-houses, and Cattle-sheds, built of Brick, and various Agricultural Buildings; supplied with fine Water. Sundry Enclosures of rich Meadow and Pasture Land; in the highest state of cultivation; and capital Water Meadows, which may be irrigated at pleasure, on a most eligible plan, from a fine clear Stream, stored with Graling and other Fish, and the Grand Trunk Canal a4joins the Property, with a Wharf and a Cottage, &c. FOUR COTTAGES, on STOCKWELL HEATH, with good Gardens, Orchards, and Land, and Well* of Water. The whole comprised in this Lot nearly ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-THREE ACRES, Land-Tax redeemed, and the Rater low ; Pews in the Parish Church of Colson, about a quarter of a mile from the Mansion, which is distant two miles from Wolseley-bridge, Rudgeley, and Abbot Bromley ; ten from Stafford, Litchfield, and Uttoxe ter. The London Mails and Public Conveyances to and from London, Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, &e. daily, within one mile of the Mansion. The whole of this Lot, except the Cottages, is in the hands of the Vendor, who will give immediate possession to the Pur c h aser . Lox 2. NEWLANDS.—A very eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, a short distance from the Mansion, in the Manor of. Colton • comprising Two Farm-houseg" with Offices Farm. yards, B arns, Stables, and Outbuildings: a new erected Cot tage, with Barn and Stable, i:nd a thriving Plantation in the centre of the Estate; and sundry Inclosures at rich Pasture, Meadow, and Arable Land, nearly in a Ring Fence, and part bounded by the River Blithe, well stored with Fish, and by the clear Stream of Water the Meadows may be irrigated : the Lands are pleasingly diversified, and in the occupation of Mr. Birch and Mr. Richardson, respectable Tenants at Will. Two Cottages, with good Gardens, Orchards, ate, on Stockwell Heath, in possession of Mary Willett and John Bevan. The whole Estate about TWO HUNDRED ACRES. Lor 5. HA M LEY HEATH, near Luz f.—A Substantial Brick Built COTTAGE DWELLING, which, at a small Ex pense, may be fit for the Residence of a genteel Family, with a good Gardco, Orchard, and Four Enclosures of Rich Meadow Land; in possession of William Laudon, Tenant at Will. A Cottage nearly adjoining, with a good Garden, Orchard, Ste. in possession of John 'Menne. The whole Lot nearly THIRTEEN ACRES._ nese Lots are most Valuable Property for Investmtnt,' and the situation of the Mansion the most choice in the County ; dry and cheerful, and good roads in all directions. May be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particu lars may be had; and at air. Wakefield'i, Wobfeltt-bridge ; Messrs. Keen, Solicitors, Stafford; Messrs. Salt •Soliafor, Rug by; J. G. Parr, Esq. Litchfield ; Castle Inn, iainworth; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ; Bush, Bristol ; York House, Bath ; Mr. Abbott, Land Surviyor,Canspholl cottage, Healey in Arden, Warwickshire; of Messrs. 'Barrett. and Junin, Gray's Inn ; at Garriway'S end of Mr. Robins, Mar kegent. street London, wlanc Pinar ithitWAnte may be seta. • • - it. bit:: • /