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l' r R WOOD, MAYOR• k O:IMON COUNCIL, holden in the CRAM ..i. i 4 Eit .A the GUILDHALL ~f the crry a LONDON, ; I iIIIR:DAY, the 11th Day of FEBRUARY , 1147 . I * ., Xtsutve I) —That Ibis Court having been legally and properly .- ned, on Tuesday, the 4th instant, upon a Requisition, --ed by stvetal Members el the Court, " for the purpose of .. s Selo consideration the propriety of presenting an Address f Congests'helots to loss Royal Highness the Patncs Reaves., 0 . 0 proCtleutial Escape from the atrocious Assaults of some ..y and hitempera; e individuals, in St. James's Park, on his %. ;Is item the I louse of Lords, in discharge of the functions of ~. „het:: Sovereign ;" and when the Members had assembled l . ;: 'r .e cetasion, Mr. Recoanea waited upon them a nd in • • t' pm I them, that they e)uld not legally meet upon the said, y li • 4.i.inn—the act committed being a treasonable one,. and 0,-.10.,1 , " rash and intemperate" were not properly descriptive .........r. the Lotto MAYOR had instructed him so to inform et .,—,2.,1 that the Aldermen had therefore declined to attend to oar a Court. Ite:ere A— I hat, whatever power or Et-Wiles° the Aldermen riy ociterw se possess, by virtue of their office, they possess no . r oe, rivilege, authority, or jurisdiction, over this Coart ; nor a y flea but that in common with every other Member; and e ir y are equally hound to attend their duty, whenever sum ;Awed by the Loco MAYOI; nor had they, nor the Law Oh er, any tight or authority to decide upon a Twain', elseWbere, e r.:fiirg any act or proceeding of this Court, or the privileges of 7Avirbers. Itrsolz.nl—That their sail proceeding is therefore an unjust resipt to interfere with, and dictate to, thh Court in the even, rse of their duty—an obstruc , lon to public business—and an enwarrantable attack upon the privileges of t W he Cou I rt. , WOOD HORPE. LONDON TAVERN. ►pHE DECLARATION of the MERCHANTS, I BANKERS, TRADERS, and INHAUtI'AN of LON trmain for Signature at this House until Pow o'Clock sa •11:11.71t1.)AY next, the 15th instant. g „'► Copies of that Declaration may be had at the same place; :n4 Alphatetical I.ist of Subscribers will be prepared for :../ to rack Subscriber. OLD STATE LOTTERY.OFFICES, 4, COIN HILL, and 9, Cl/AIIING•DROSS. Contractor for the last aud present Lot. J.. writs, feels It his duty to return his very grateful thanks to his Friends and the Public generally, for the great patronage be received in the I,o:tery just finished, and particularly congra tu!:.e. elven who I:zie cbtained the Shares of the numerous Ca pital Pr;zas (upwards of 21i) shared and sold at kis Offices as Awve. Such tortunate Holders are requested to apply for im.nte slime Payn.ent in Money, or to exchange their Prizes for ',ric kets or ShLtes iu the smallest Lottery ever koowu, (altogether erly 9,000 icietti,) yet containing a Prize of £15,000, besides rioeen other Capitals, to be all drawn in One Dar. • • The Scheme has been adopted on the stqgrestloos of a Welch Corresponcbm, and in coneequence the drawing will take date on ST. DAVID'. DAT, lit of March. On a future 00:116100 is. will he happy to pay the situ* attention to St. George, P it rick , or St. Andrew. MONIED PZOPLE. QvVF.RAL things to be Disposed of. ennossely 1..7 pi uat.blo to dot Ihrebasio; and marl modes spikestml ibuat!arly increasing property. Ladles who want to make a rm,..11 fur themssives independent of their husbands, may my ..n iiirmlahle secrecy. but no Attorney permitted to perpies pr :73martium of the t)fate by their Interference. c.. rrows and Co. SS, Howlausi4treet. MICCOMMOff to Money Business for Landers or Borrowers, dm lamed on as usual. A' I i lONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, taugL•t,at No. In. Sherrard-serest, Gokleo-square, 411 J ifentlemea of any age. who hate never learnt that son i•ll.ll.nent, or Gave not the modern style. a systtm ut teaching Is expreinly nettled for the.. tt ham it it an übjeet to acquire easily that fathionabie requisite r 51c:cry t xpe,ht lowly, privately, and in a superior style 6r- 4, Aud tleg4t.cc. TI. , se who do not want private teaching ay kern at a small expense, witty a respectable set of pupil., on *pailful leashing evtning4. Proiessors of dancing taught the est thEantJancy dances, and the superior pets of the proles so. 'N.:. jobacription Assemblies are every Friday. A SAVING OF ONE GUINEA IN FOUR EASHIONABLE and most Elegant COATS, Cat and made in a superior manner, of the best Superfine loth, rbr La 12s—Waistcoats, from Bs. to I4,.Doublc-suili'd assimere Breeches, XI Bs.—Paacalootss and Cossack. rowsess leap it: rroportion. A 'variety of Shooting Jackets, Hunting bats; al n Pox. Currick, and Driving Costs; and, for the con • tniencr of Gentlemen travelling a variety is kept ready finished, a suit made in four hours. Servants' Liveries .14 10$ com let,. The business of this house being wholly done with ready on( y, ruablcs the Props Wars to submit the above advantageous :DM tO h e Public. N°. 188 . Fleet -street, four doors east of Chancery-lure. k' Merchants aal Captains wanting large quantities, will a great advantage by applying as above. TEGG'S YOUNG MAN'S BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE. This day was published, One Vol. duodecimo, considerably enlarged and improved, wilt the addition of an Wea l atc. pike only Ss. 6d. in boards, r It. hound, of YOUNG MAN's BOOR of KNOW -I.EDCE; containing a remitter View or the Importance of 'ton; the Works of Nature; 1.0 c; Eloquence; Natural d Experimental Philosophy; Geometry; Geography and As-, •tunty ; Hut•;ry and. Chronology: Sm. Ste. Ey THOMAS TEGO, Editor of " The New Cbrunottigy." The Editor has .pared * no pains to comprees Into a small ktiai., materials gleaned from a vast variety of sources, and heed the price low In order that every youth, who Is desirous acquiring useful knowledge, may possess it. Ihe tonguing-is one among• many encomiums on the Work ills it a Buck from which he who knows nothing may learn :at deal ; and he whofknowt, will be pleased to And know • retailed to his mind In imenner that is highly ?teasing." melon t Printed foe T. Harris, St. Paul's Church-yard; 'wod, Neely, and Jones, Paternuster•row ; and the Editor, R. FO r H ERGI L'S NERVOUS DROPS. This Mediene has been known more than lialf a Century n. zacy in every description of Nervous Disorders, and their rdrections. as Lowness of Spirits. Head Ache*, Lots of • . 'te, Indtestion, Spam., 1-typachondilacisin, Languor, e'ly of Mind, Fainting Fits and , or every kind of Debility P. , :asatinn ; w he t her hereditary. or occasioned by a leng re. nt, in hot or unhealthy Climates ; too Sedentary a Life. or .4 , l , licAt4on to Study ; exceitive Care or Grief ; Dissipa• 1, r 00.er causes. To those afflicted, is particularly re mend,d a trial of this Invaluable Medicine from which may be assured of obtaining elision immediate relief, and a reasonable perseverance in taking it, the complete rwesta mental their health. it bottles, at 41. dd.• Its. said M. (by Appointment) `finder and ;:ons, Chenilsts. No. 4 Obespside. =MT Of * l., Churchyard; Sanger, 190, 01(0 1410 re° . ••, lith.strtet, Borough ; and by the principal WI/wow" , U.4i;;;lttb in cut y kiity and Town in the United s , 140 re... ' ; 1 1 4, 4 4r-ly • FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1817. SALES BY AUCTION. FREEHOI.D HOUSE, ST. MARY AXE, LEADENHAI.I.-STREET. By Mr ROBIN?, At Garrawars Coffee-11°We, 'Change Alley, Cornhill,on Tituat• DAT I.ItXT. the 20th Febrirvy, 1817. at Tvhive o'Clock. - FRE E HOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, .tu itte • ri. No gs, on the East Site of St. Miry Axe, on Lease In Mr. JAM I. ITTLt. The Premises are 1 hree Stories high, Two Rooms and a light Closet on a il Int. ; a Grocer's Snip on the ground-finor, in the occopati. n of Mr loxes ; "Hate En trance, and Cellars in the basement. _ May be viewed by leavl of the Tynan'. of whom Particulars may be bad ; at Garrawaes; and .ot Mr. Itobine, Warwick ~r et, GoPen square. MOWFAGUE STREE I', MONTAGUE-SQUARE. COMMODIOUS RESIDENCE, overlooking Montague Gar dens, COACH.HOU:cE and STABLE, Bco. By Mr. ROBINS, At Oarraway's Coffee House. 'Change Alley, Cornhill, on TXI7IIIDAT sexy, February 20, 1117, at Twelve &Clock. A VERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE ; IL as a Commodious DWELLING.HOUME. situate No. 17, meet, Montague-sqoare, overlooking the Gardens of Montague-bonse i adapted for the ascommotk. tion of a Family of Dlo;nctlon : late the Res!dence and Pro perty of a Nobleman. Contaloing, on the Upper Floor, Four good SlMOing-rooms; Second Floor, Three cheerful airy Bed chambers, a Drassing-roam, and Water closet ;• First Floor, The.. handsome Drawing-rooms, communicating by folding doom, wallsbandsornely papered, &lewd with gilt mouldings, elegant Cornice sod Marble Chimnerpirces, Windows in front opening to a Balcony ; Ground Floor, Entrance hall, Vestibule. Stone Stair-cue, a capital Dining-parlour, walls stuccoed. li brary, Gentleman's Dressing-room, and Water-clustifs; Has.. ment, Housekeeper's-room, Servants'-hall, Butler's Pantry, Wine Cellar, Servant,' Water-closet, and Secondary Stair case to the Upper Storey ; Detached Klett:on, Scollery, and Laundry. A Four-stall Stable and Comb-house, •wirls Loft, &e. over. The whale held for a Term of *aril Ninety Years, at a low Ground Ran. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars on the Premises ;uf Messrs. Burley; Moon, and Lake, Lincoln's inm New-square; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden square, of whom Tickets fur viewing may be had. COMPAut DWELLING-HOUSES and GROU ND-RiN CS, tar THAMAilialtitlAßlL, HACKNEY. - By Mr. ROBINS, - At Garraway's Coree-House. 'Change-Alley. Cornhill, on Fuv so 11 LIT. Feb. 90,11117, at Cwelve &Cluck, in. Lots, r WO LEASEHOLD ESTATES (held under JL St. Thomas's riospitat), ,situate in St. Thomas's-square, I Parish of St. John, Hackney, producing an Unproved Rental of upwards of ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY-ONE POSINDS nit ANNUM. Lor 1. Comprises FOUR NEAT DWF.LLING-HOUSE, situate on the East Side of SLThoans'a.square, on Lease, and in the occupation of Mr. Lister, Mr. Simpson, Mr. Walley, and Mr. White: and ONE CAPITAL DWELLING-HOUSE, on the North Side of the Square, in die occupation of Mr. Fox. Lor 2. An ENCLOSED MEADOW, situate at the back of Lot I, on Lease, and In the occupation of Mr. Davison, till Lady Day, 1621. Lur e. An ENCLOSED PIECE of GARDEN GROUND, well planted with Fruit Trees, situate adjoining Lot Y, o n Lease, and in possession of Mr. Davison, for the same Term. • Lor 4. A NEAT DWELLING•HOUSE,situate at the South East Corner of St. Thonnee.square, in the occupation, and 001 Lease to Mr. Beridtt. LOT & A Ditto, adjoining Ditto, in the occupation of Mr. Allen, on Lease till Lady Day, 1e22, determinable as therein menteoned. Lin 6. A Ditto, adjoining Ditto, in the occepatton of Mrs. Tate, on Lease till Lady Day, ten, detersnlaable as therein I = a imed. All the forego's% Lots are held under. Leases till Lady-day, 1641, with other Leeds, containing between Three and Four Acres, whereon several Houses are bulk, at a rent, per annum, Ai 4. The apportioned Ground-rents payable in respect of the foregoing amount together to AIZ. per annum. Particulan may be had en the Premises • at the Mermaid Ta vent' Hacktire ; of H. Turner, Esq. Percy-street, IRathbotw. bee; at °areaway's; and of Mr. Ro bins, Warwick street,. • WARWICKSHIRE. CAPITAL AND VALUMILE FREEHOLD ESTATE, • Eligible Dwelling-Hoose, Offices, Farm-Hoosts, Out-buildings, Cottages, !be. and upwacds of NINE HUNDRED ANU SIX ry ACRES ci Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Lands, with fine sheets of Water, abounding with Game, std in a Ve sporting Country. A very eligible Property for Investing Money. By Mr. ROBIN 3, At Darraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, London, ow Tuuasnov, the ISth Match, la 17, at Twelve oTiock, in One I.ot, A VERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE. .CM. squats In the Parish of IPSLEY, in the County of WAR WICK, abounding with Dame, and commandmg delightful Pictiresque Views over a rich fertile Country, in the centre of Field Sports; comprising a substantial and commodious Dwell inthouse, with suitable attached and detached Offices, Barns, Stables, and Out•bulldings ; g.pod Garden, fine sheets of Water, and upwards of NINE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES Of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, Wood, and Coppice Land; lying compact. beautifully diversified by bill and dale, and divided into Eligible Farms ' with Farm houses, Erna, Stables, and Out-build ingOut-build- ing.,and sundry neat Massages, with Gardena, he. bounded on the East Side by the River Arrow, within els miles of Alcester, seven of Bromsgrove, 14 of Stratford-upon-Avon, and IS of Bir mingham sod within three miles of the Worcester and Birming ham CanL, In a Sae ihrt of the Country, with good roads in various directions, presenting a very capital Property for investing Money. Possession may be had of the Residence, and the principal part of the Land may be had at Lady-day nest. The Estate may be viewed by applying to George lddirs, Esq Lodge House, !poky; of • whom parisculats may be had ; of Mr. Edward Simpson, and Messrs. Spurrier and ingleby, Soiicltors, and at the Hen and Chickens, and Cmtle, hi Birminghem; George,Lictlield; Angel, Alcester ; Golden Crose, Broinsgrove; White Lion, Stratford-upon-Avon; King's Head. Gloucester; Messrs. Egerton sod Witham. No. S; Gray's Inn; Messrs. An odes and Wright, No. to, King's Bench Walks Temple: at Ghtrra I's; and of Mr. Rohm', Warwick-street, Golden iiumw ; where a Piro of the Es:ate may be seen. • CORPORATION OF I'HE SONS OF THg CI.ERGY. THE ELECTION of POOR CLERGYMEN .R with goe.d Characters and large Families, to partake of Pr. Taylour and Mr. Mvddlcton and Mrs. Ann Canis Benefactions the present year, will take place in May 'Let. Blank Petitions may be bad at the Corporation /louse, N 0.% Bloomsbury-place, London, a.ay Jay (Suutkays excereti) between the hours of Ten anti Throe o'Ciock. • 'f his day was published, Price 100. &t. boards, Vol. IV. Part 11. of the TRANSACTIONS of the MEDICAL SO citry of LONDON, containing Cases, communicated by Drs. Adams, Plerborougb, Letraom, Ctutterbock, Woodforde, Roxburgh, Wahhinan Sims, Squire, Moody, Green, Damant, Dale, Jackson, and Andree. London; Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jonea,•Pacernos ter-row. This day was published, Second Edition, enlarged and improved, price 6t. boards, THE HOSPITAL PUPIL, in Two Letters. The one addressed ,o PARENTS of Youths Intended for the Pro.; fession of Medicine or Surgery ; on their previous Education and pecuniary Resources, with Suggestions as to the improvement in the Order of their . Professional Studies. 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CiJRAON STILkE I', M.AV-FAIR. • By Mr. KOHNS, WI I'NUI'T ANY ItEsEaVE, On the - Premises, on THURSDAY, tLe oth Alatek, 1817, Mt - - -.- One o'.'luck, AVERY DESIRABLE E3TAT'E (Lana-Tax Itecente!) hell for a •r, rue of w;:warda of "Jiro dred and Fwenty Years.—Compr . trg that Y./rufous Manion laier in the o:cupation a LADY READTF., deceased; situate on the North Stdeof C* son -street, May-Fair; a must sit ma tiOn ler the Residence ht a Nob.ernan; enclose d by a Wall ar-A Folding Gales; Lredes at the Etntauce; a Fore Court, planted with Tires, and Cate :age Drive to the House, which cootailts, on the Upper Stunk% Ten Ryel-Chandler, Dressing Knew, Water Chwet, &c.; on the Oround Elune, a Paved Hall, Vert bide, Stone S:air-Caw, 1.3,1u5' Adorning Room, lAA-3r)% Gen• Oman's Dressing-Room, Two capital Drawing. Room., and an ercelient During Parlour ; in the Last Wine, a Range of :Ecevairs! ' Apar nients and Dome.tic Once* of all de.criptiana, secondary Stair-Cases, capital arched Cellars, fur wine, beer, coals ; St:. all excellette Cuaeb-Eons r, S•ables fer Seven 1-ler , er, with :deep. ing-rooms and Loa over; a lure Garleir at the hack of the bouee planted with Frees. The Prendws occupy a frontage of One Hrindred and Thirty. two Feet, and a Depth of ensue Two Hurtdred an I Twenty Feet. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had na the Pre rniseg ; at the Subset-loam-houses, St. 'amt.'s-street ; at Carta. way'. ColTet.heuse, 'Change-alley, Certain ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golder-square. TO ARCIII I'EC I'S, BUILDERS, &c. Sr. DOMINGO k:fr.crE, and V. , ..LUABLE BUILDING - MATERIAL;, EVER I ON, near LIVURPOOL. By Mr. WIN , I'ANI.F.V, On the Premises, St. Onniip h o Houle, near Ecerton, on the 3d March next, and Colin:vies day-, by order of the Comptroller of the Barrack Department, ZIHE Isighly.v.tluable and improvable ESTATE, called sr. DOMINGO, si...tuve in the Most desirable part of the Village of EVERTON, within two truly of LIVIA POOL ; together with the Budding Materials which compose the Manillas, the Stables, and Osit• buildings of St. Domingo. "the whole Estate, which contains about 'Thirty Acres, will be divided into 17 Lots, of from One to I hree Acres each, agreeably to a Plan enacted to the printed Pirticialars; such Lots being admirably calculated for building elegant Residences upon. having every advantage of situation, commanidns beautiful pros pects of the entrance of the Port of Liverpool, and of the stir rounding country, with excellent roads in every direction. 'f lie Manikin comprises every ustiul material for building of the best kind, and in excellent condition; the whole of whit& will be divided into small Lots, to be removed at the expense 4 . the purchasers within the limeweeled to the Conditions of &Pe The whole way be viewed ten days previous to the Sale, by apphcation en the Pre-tithes, when descriptive Catii.ugu.s may be had; at the Barrack Office Spring Gordca, Loudon; of Mr. Thorniey, Barrack Master, at Manchester; of Captain Tftge lit, Barrack Master, at Cheater ; and of Mr. W :deb Aim: mats r, Liverpool. BERKSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PP IVA I E CONTRACT, With Wombat. potsts.ion, A VERY Decirlible FRLEtiOLD .RESI -111. DUNCE, Land-tal redeemed. the proper.) , of the Lt. Hon. General Henn ITT, minim, a the Western r roily of town of Wokingban, Berk., cmtci.ung of au Entrance Hill, pp. oimg room, Drawing-roots', an./ Study ; at exceUeut Kitchea,ai.d °Wes of every duscription, aye la,?t lie 3 moms and thane V 41 1 , 6. koosts, With Coach•hoos.. s..d :•tah:t.i, a large rlar h a vial 'tucked, with (keen house, Orchard, and a i.suall Field joining, and Four Acre+ of veal) , Leo:Kt 1.3111. emetigsso.:. so • the Dtwell.ag house a lar;e Ban Zing wh,ch nlt'it be ci.necrt..l into three or four Room,. The Furuituta cut fiztarea to Ins taken at a valuation. Further p trtieulars may be known by appreatinn en the ni•es; or to John Corti..ld, Fag Br , ad -street, London. N. $. Seven Acrts of Land .dj /of , i the PrCallbell may be retard if required...-Letters to b. post paid. LOLA AND SUKWCA►. ui. , vittennat s. His Royal Highness the Duke of VOL< President. Sue meow—Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Roy.ti College, 1 .er de.n. Govsateoas—Earl of Egrement, Earl Leitrim. Hon. Cohmel J. Barry, M.P. John Latuuche. M.P. THE Royal and Noble Parons of the above IN. S !Try I 'lON, fur site exclusive Treatment of VENEREAL COMPLAINTS, and their dangerous consequences, in order to insure the benefits that have resulted Irum it, selected Mr Kier nan as its Surgeon, (standing high oo the list of the Royal Collw) from having directed his cbset attention to those diseases. Nrr. Rieman conceive* it a part of his official duty to caution the public, by pointing to the List it the Royal College, published . in Febfuary, ISIS, u the only sure gni:l., and that no assertion of persons assuming such titles, and publicly advertising them, without being sanctioned by this list, are to be credited. The an oust reports of the Lock Dispenary will prove titat some of the most dangerous eases of Strictures, Debility, and other ►uppocedl iseurable affections of the Generative Organs have been hat ra• dieally and successfully treated. Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as usual, by both Sexes, at hit House, el, I AIVICT Charlotte-street, Iledturd•squjre, where let. ter. from 'lows and Country are to be addressed, and the neces sary advice and medicitee well be tiven, or sent, to any part ui the United Kingdom. Just published, price es. ed Edition, Practical Observations on the shove Unease', by F. Kiernan, and may be hail w No. 174, Flees-street, Nov SO, Paternoster-row, and No. 10, cnowo-cuuri, Soho. MESSRS. GOSS and Co. Members eel the Royil colle g e of Surgeons in London, Lave sedulously devoted their attention for these law 17 years to the study of those these. ders which so frequently embitter, and too often prevent, that in estimable blessing, niatrinionial felicity. The numerous appli cations they have hitherto received from persons of the first die auction, and the usaform success attending their superior mode of treatment in such complaints, induces them thus publicly W offer their assistance. lu all cases of Debility or Deficiency, who. ther resulting from the too frequency of participating in the gaie ties of fashionable life, the unbounded indulgence of libertinism, or a secret solitary habit, which weakens the energy of thamind„ and destroys the lower of youth, by producing sterility ha the one,sex, and i • "caw in the other, they offer a sate and perawnens cure. To those who, from such complaints, are prevented entering into the married state, and ashamed to seek relief brood over their infirmities in silence, It must be consoling to know, bow. ever difficult or ineffectual the cure may be deemed by utter Practitioners, that by a renovating and itiLdiible method they may be restored to a sound and vigorous constitution. A entrain disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of indlecretioh, and every species of Venereal infection, by a wild and never-fabling mode of treatment, Is speedily and radically removed, without restraint in diet or weeds", as ariais Strict uses of the Urethra and Glees, which they are enabled to tore In a short period, witisoet reiourse to the painfuldangerous effects of the Caustic; re-serener, of whialt can he givengto several Noblemen and (411de:ilea of ' high respectability, who have been cured in a very short period, t r y having laboured ender strictures ter many years. To married Females, whose expectation! of thole tender pledges of connubial happiness have been defeated, it may aiso be a pleasing 'Acetifies-to know, that by a proper pyrreveratiCe In their remedies, the geasral health is renovated, and the Wiped!. meats removed. • To be ennaiiked at their house daily (personalty, or by letter.) by Patients 01 either se; with secrecy, .telicacy, and attention. Patients in the country are requested to rate Me particalare al thew' ease, age. sod manner of llvios, cuckold a tenuttance for advice and iliedieinea; and the remedies veil be given or forwarded to any pail of the kingdom. GailS and Cu. Surv.viti, I 3, Ifinsvorie-street, Ilerf-street. CO VIPAc r ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE, CRAVENS ['PEET S ''RAND • In excellent Order, with Im mediate Possession. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Coral'', on Ty us nay wax?, the 40th February, IR f 7, at Twelve o'Cinck. , A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, A.A. comprising a compact eligible •Dwelling-house, situate No.lo, on the West Side of Craven-street, Strami ; recently re. Paired, modernised, and fitted-up at a considerable expense; and fit for immediate reception. Comaining, on the Upper .Floor, Three Sleeping-roods and Housemaid's-closet ; Second Floor. Two airy Bed chambers, a Dressing-room, Closets, &c. Fir,t Floor, a handsome Drawing-room hi iron!, windows to the fl:inr, folding-doors opening to a back Drawing-room correspondently &ted-rap, and a third Room; Ground Floor, Entratice-hall, Diningifoom, Library, Inner-room, and Strong room, and Water closet and Yard; Basement, Kitchen, water laid Back -kitchen, Scullery, Area, with Vault, &c. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be bad on the Premises; at Girraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwielt-street, Gables -Awe ; of whom Tickets for viewing may be had.