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T` T'~ v. 411 • • ;116111(z: nr. .1 4tV ir 40 1 0 17.'4 ltaX _ . • LI Ile NI.), BPR 11.008 UNDER THE ESPECIAL PATRONAGE $F • MAJESTY. ROYAL GARDENS, VAUXHALL TILE course of the last Season at Vauxhall, determined the late Proprietors to close this National and foos rite Place of Amusement for ever ! 1 : , abolition was decreed, and these celebrated were designed to become the *cite of new streets, that no vestige of the former enchantments of a spot, the delight of our own Country, and the admiration acts ; and to the embellishment and attraction of 11..n , 1ei, a Ilogarth, a Millington, and others the most celebrated ,:thcir time, lrld contributed their ',aria= and splendid —yet immortalized as it has been by the_ pens of and tioldstnith, this admired resort of our ancestors, gra der the high auspices of the Father of our late revered r.srch, honoured so often by the presence of our Gracious vereign, when Prince of Wales, those Gardens, where distin;uisb. - d eersonages of our own, and of other Countries joined in rational festivity ; shall they not, under the patronage of the King; the Nobility, and the British Public, the roved existence, and be once more the splendid resort birth, the Pashtos', anal the matchless Beauty of England To preserve to the Metropolis of the Empire the Anyisements of her favourite Vauxhall, and combine with •:-.; refined attractions of her once justly-admired Ranelagl_ , ie attempt of the present Proprietors. Within the brief period that the Gardens have been under the present Managentent, runy alterations and imprtvements have been effected, and a r: tiny of Amusements provided ; and the Proprietors look with oir.F.Lience to that encouragement which will enable them to tia! - .e future and more extrusive improvements. In the Musical Department, old Favourites are retained, and new Performers ; and it will be anxiously endeavoured to produce ez cell:7•:e by liberal encouragement. Tie Proprietors have the honour to announce that the Gar dens will be opened under the esprcial Patronage of his Ma 4sty, on MONDAY NEXT, the 3d of JUNE, and will con due open on Alondaya, Wednesdays, and Fridays, during the Cason.—Royal C, rdens, N'auxhaU, May 2a, la 4& This day was published, Neatly pritited.in foolscap Bvo. price 7s. ITALY ; a Poem. Part the First.—Contents : The Like of Geneva—The Great St. Bernard—The Desceut —Jerasn-11.u - garet DeTours—The Mark'' Place—The. Brides of Venice —Fm.c3ri—Arqua—Ginevra—Flurence—Don Garzia. Printed for Lougman, thirst, Rees, Ormeond Brown, London. r • .1 1 #F . 4 , grand _ pleasure . EvrOx begs leave to remind his Friends, the Public, the next Lottery contains Sixteen Capital Prizes of £40,000, £l,OOO, £5OO. Xisoo, to be all drawn in One Day, ♦iz. NEXT TUES DAY. and only 7,000 Tiekets. Tickets and Shares are now on sale at the above lucky Office, Cornhill and Lomberd-street. j- All Business in the Public Funds transacted with fidelity and dispatch. ALL IN ONE DAY, NEXT TUESDAY. • GCARROLL solicits the attention of his Friends • and the Public to the Scheme of the Lottery to be drawn All in One Day. NEXT TUESDAY. With only 7,000 Tickets, there are :TWO Prizes of L:20,000 ! Wkh 14 other Capitals, and Not Two Blinks to a Prize ! G. Ca autota. bas been invariably formulate ha the sale of Capital - raises; the following were Shared and Sold at his Offices,lll,Cona hm, and 26, Oxfurd-street, in the last and preceding Lottery, viz. 11,486 a Prize of £30,000! 8,60 0 £5,000 16,983 18,64 9 £2,000 2,786 £soo Besides numerous other Prises of £3OO, &c. &c. and be hopes again to have the pleasure of distributing agreat portion of the Prizes to the purchasers at his Offices, Neat Tuesday. MR. THOMPSON'S REAL CHELTENIIAM SALTS. THESE SALTS are the only genuine CHELTEN, HAM SA I.TB that are sold to the Public, Mr. THOMPSON being the Proprietor of all the Spas at Cheltenham from which they are made. They contain the Chalybeate and all the best properties of the Spa Waters. To be had at Mr.. Thompson's Laboratory and Pump-room, Cheltenham; at his Virarehouse N 0.7, Throgmortomstreet ,• and aids Agent, Mr.W. B. Hudson, No. 27, In the Haymarket. LINCOLN'S INN FIELDS. CAPITAL RESIDENCE, LARGE GAftteilik 4.* `` STABLE, AND COACH-HOUSE • TO BE LET, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, OR SOLD, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), A SPACIOUS and very commodious FAMILY RESIDENCif b idemently situate on the West side of Lincoln's Ina Fleidr,hindsonely fitted up, and adapted for a Profenionsl Graduate, or any concern where roomy premises are required. To be viewed by Tickets, *bleb, with Particulars, may be bad of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, opposite Darlington street. ISLE OP WIGHT. TQ EE LET TOR THE TERM OF THREE YEARS, FROM THE FIRST OF MAY, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House; Regent-street), • THE much-admired and delightful Residence of tr. JOHN'S, within a Mile of Ryde, in the Isle of Wight, adapted for the accommodation of a moderate-sized Family of Distinction • With convenient Domestic Offices, Coach-house and Stage for Eight Horses; large Walled Garden, Plaituitiou, and Pleasure Ground. A Dairy and small Farm House, and any quantity of Grass Land, may be had, if, required. Particulars of Mr. Robins, No. 110, Regent-street; and of Messrs. Clarke and Hearn, Nevtport, Isle of Wight. CAPITAL RESIDENCE, TWICKENHAM MEADOWS, On the BANKS of the THAMES, Opposite RICHMOND HILL. TO BE LET, • By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), AVERY spacious and commodious MANSION, completely furnished, adapted for the accommodation of a Family of the first respectability, beautifully situate on the Banks of the Thames, commanding beautiful views of the River, Petersham Woods, and the whole of the much admired Scenery; with excellent att ached and detached Offices, Stables for six Horses, Coach-houses, with Loft and Men's Rooms over; an excellent Kitchen Garden' walled, and another Garden well stocked, cropped, and planted with numerous choice Fruit -trees, Green-house, Grapery, and extensive Pleasure-grounds and Meadow La nd. _ _ _ _ . To be viewed by Tickets only, which, with Particulars, may be had at Mr. Robins's, Warwick House, Resent-street. • SURREY. COMPACT FREEHOLD ESTATE.' Free of Rectorial Tithes, BEECH lIILL, NEAR MAYFORD GREEN, AND WOKEING, • A short distance from Guildford, Ripley, and Chertsey. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent.street), AVERY - pleasant and desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate at Beech fill, In the• Parish of Woke ing, between Chertsey and Guildford; comprising An excellent FAMILY RESIDENCE, with Offices, lately altered and improved at a very considerable. expenses, placed on a beautiful Lawn, commanding extensive luxuriant views of the County; Pleasure-grounds and Plantations, oroarnented with noble Forest Trees, dry Gravel Walks,capital Kitchen Garden, walled and well planted ; Coach-house, Stables, Farm-yard and Buildings, and three Enclosures of rich Meadow and one of Arable and, the whole Estate upwards of SEVENTEEN ACRES, In the best state or coltivation. Immediate possession may be had. The principal part of the Furniture is nearly new, and may be bad, with the other Effects. at a valuation. May be viewed on Mondays and Fridays. from twelve till fit tieltielt, with 'pickets. Patiticulars it Mr. Rnbine's Office, No. 170, Regeut-atiot, where a niai and Elevation may be /ern. - • -, . -~ - - • t s • . • .• ~ ~ # #4 7 6ri";:r .r Splendid SUITES of DRAWING-ROOM and BALL ROOM CURTAINS, of rich Genoa Velvet; Damasks, Mike, fine Scarlet Cloth, and Motives, made up in the most Fashion. able and Elegant Style, trimmed with Gold Laces; Couches, Sofas, and Chairs to correspond. Beautiful A X MI NSTICit CARPETS, of the best fabric. Brilliant PLATES* GLASS. A SET of Oriental carious and valuable EBONY CHAIRS and SOFAS, SCREEN'S, and CABINETS of fine rare old I India and Japan. - A matchless COLLECTION of ORIENTAL, DRES. DEN, SEVE, and FRENCH CHINA, in Dinner and Des sert Sep Tea and Breakfast Services, Cabinet and Ornamental China of all descriptions. Variety of Parisian and Buhl valuable CABINETS and BOOKCASES; magnificent Library Tables, and well-finished Cabinet Articles of .all descriptions, for Dining-roasts, Parlours, Libraries, Ac. Elegant Clocks and Ornaments; superb match less Chandeliers; full-ilsed Billiard Tilde, and variety of Ex cellent Furniture for Villas or Cottage Residences, and Servants' Apartments; two Fire Engines, and Apparatus ; Brewing and Dairy Utensils ; Garden Lights arid Tools ; Greenhouse Plants ; Pleasure Boat. Punts; capital Sets of Harness, and variety of other Articles, arc. The whale forming an As semblage of the most Valuable Property ever Aired for Public Sale, and well worth the attention of Gentlemesk the articles being of the first description, and in the highest preservation. To be viewed on Wednesday the end of May, and every day (Sundays excepted) to the time of Sale, By Catalogues only. N. B. The whole of the Property, according to the different Advertisements, is conaprisedis Three Books, making together Tuirty-to Days' Salophich Books will be delivered it Wanstead Huuse ; 'at Messrs. Robson, Lightfoot; and Robson's Office, Castle -street, Leinselowaquare; at Messrs. Brundrett, Spinks, and Reddish's, Tama i and at Mr. Rehins's Offece, Regent« street, .opposite New Burlington-sueet, at Flee Shillings each Catelegue, one of whisimill admit 'Threw , . . •i ," Magnificent SILVER and GILT PLATE, • /Lill* TWENTY-TWO THOUSAND OUNCES. Airß. ROBINS, of Warwick-Houee, Regent-street, ' lIEL informs dealtability, Gentry, and the PieWt, that, -by • order of the Trustees, be shall offer FOK SALE BY Avatar'', At the Mansion, Wanstead-House, Esser, On the 17th of June, 1922, and following Days, at Eleven o'Clock, The Splendid SERVICF.S of Massive rich chased - SILVER and GILT PLATE; consisting of superb SOUP TUREENS, COVERS, and STANDS, beautiful SAUCE-BOATS, Oblong, Oral; Round, Square, and Pincushion Dishes (various sizes), and handsome Covers; TWELVE DOZEN TABLE and SOUP PLATES, elegant new Pattern; Gravy, Table, Dessert. and Tea Spoons; 'Soap and Sauce Ladles; Fish Slices; Table Forks, elt.a etc suite ;• costly rich chased SALVERS and WAITERS; Pillar Candlesticks and Branches ; Two and Three Light Sconces; Tea Kettles, Coree and Tea Pots; Triton Figure Saks; handsome DRINKING CUPS and COVERS; a small PLATEAU; beautiful large SIDE. BOARD DISH; EIGHTEEN DOZEN of valuable AGATE .and SI LVER-HANDLED TA BLEand DESSE RT K NI V ES and FORKS. The GILT PLATE comprises a superb DESSERT SER VICE, exquisitely Chased and .Engraved, with the Royal Arms in the centre; splendid large SIDEBOARD DISHES, most elaborately chased with the Marriage of Bacibus and Ariadse, • Feast of the Gods, and various other beautiful designs; Tea 'Trays and Salvers; Drinking Cups and' TANKARDS. ex quisitely sculptured in Ivory, and ertaresitor.e stornerta. A magnificent PLATEAU, in Nine Parts, feet long ; elegant Or-molu Branches ; Plated Knife and Spoon Trays ; Cas serole Dish Heaters :- and various other cosdy Articles; Plate Chests, arc. Ac. May be viewed, as before-mentioned in the Furniture Adver tisement, with Catalogues only, to admit Three, which may be bad at Flee Shillings each, at Wanstead House ; at Messrs. Robson, Lightfoot, and Robson's Office, Castle-street, Leices ter-square; at Messrs. Brundrett, Spinks, tend Reddish's, Tem-• pit ; and. at Mr. Robins's Office, 170, Regent-street. f. ,-7 - .:'- ~ (10 )'Pe - on History, ace. Stc. Ocravo it nrras--Nicholls's literary Anecdotes, &Ames complete de Voltaire, the British Essayists, Edinburgh and Qnarterly Review, Antiquarian Cabinet, ood's Zootraphy, Granunout's Memoirs, Sharp's Poets, Gilpin's Toots, klarbadd's British Novelists, the Works of Sterne, Blair, Burke, Sbak spiare, Swift, Gibbon, Lord Byron, Southey, Walter Scott, Edgeworth„.Hume and . Smaller, Johnson, Dryden, Massinger, Sully, Pope, kr. four of Baskerville's Octavo Prayer- Books, and several highly illuminated Missals. To be viewed by Catalogues only (with the other Propetty as described in the Furniture Advertisement) at Five Shillings each, one of which will admit three, and may be had at Wanstead House; at Messrs. Robson, Lightfoot, and Robson's Office, Castle4treet, Leicester-square; at Messrs. Brundr e tt, Spi n k s , and Roddish's,Temple ; and at 111r.Ruhins's Mee, Regent -street: ly curious Tracts , • • ESSEX.—W A NSTEA D-II OUS E. VALUABLE CELLARS OF CHOICE FINE FLA.. - VOURED-OLD Aboiit vrinEE HUNDRED and FIFTY DOZEN in Bottle 'FIVE PIPES of exceeding fine MADEIRA, and TWO ril'ES of excellent OLD 1 1 01tT,,in Wood. FOURTEEN CASKS of Cap ital OLD HOME.BREW.ED AL 4c. • MR. ROBINS (of Warwick House, Itegent-street); infofins the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, that, by or der of the Trustees, he shall offer FOR SALE BY AUCTION; , At the Mansion, Wanstead House, On Mammy, July 15, 18112, at Eleven o'Clock, The Valuable CELLARS of Choice Fine-flavoured oaf NVINTF.S; consisting of about Three Hundred and Fifer Domino of exceeding hoe-flavoured Old Port, Madeira, Sherry, Clari:t Burgundy, Vin de Grave , Old Hnck, Champa i gne &uteri:, . 4bnessi Ilicala, ad oshertalhoict Wines ; Five Pipei of etcelison Oki, AldrigiallaMifis Pipet of eaceeding fine Old Port, Ii Woad; 'Casks of capital Old Home-brewed Me, &di " - To be viewed on the Morning of Sale,' and C.araligniti bad (to view the whole of the Property...as described in cue Pbrni ture Advertisement, at Five Shillings each, to admit thret) at Waintead Rithse ; at Metsts:RUbson, Lightfoot, and Robsoiel Office, Castlts-street"lAitester-scivare ; at Messrs. Brundrett, Sttinkt, and Reddish's; TeMple; had at Mr. Robius'h Office, Ilegent-etreet. • . DR. SYDENHAij'S rAbiltt PILLS OF NEALTIL H ESE PILLS (entirely . Vegetable) are unrivalled In CAM of Ilead-ache, Loss of Appetite; Fla .61b. structed . Digestion, and in all bilious and liver Complaints.— The; contain uo mercury, or mineral in any shape, and are so pe culiarly mild in their action as to require neither confinement nor alteration in diet. The mint delicate females find the use of them materially beneficial to their general health, and those who have used them agree in opinion, and pronounce them the most safe, mild, and effectual Family edicine extant. old in boxes at Is. lid. 2s. 9d. and 4s. 61. by Butlers, Che mists, No. 4, Cbeapside, St. Paul's, and 220, Regent -ate: t, near the Argyle Rooms, London; 20, Waterloo-place, Edinburgh; and 34, Sackville-street, Dublin; and by the principal bled:clue Venders throughout the United kingdom. . .., , • -,,.:.... , . 'IT- • - ' - . 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InLIAR TABLE . ; ' • C III II I =IiIIIRS Author of " The vas," . 4 •Tbi Annie Expodidon."4l4 .. li gl u d E a Ttr i f its. a. obt All s Oß: ° F4t Hl L : S N a t e A B6lle . l. ; clan/ 6 1ra ' r il cs er i V Vg ilie ße •A NT Ne Pr: der - other Peals. Gardens '' Richard that robbed the lon of hb heart, ' • a PEDAL HARP; PIANOFORTE S; abet TWENTY, . GIs tie Peebles Wanstead Ilorise. .. - ,•-•! - sat would "And f ". 1114 Siss holly wars in Palessine '7 swAamikt i . TWO THOUSAND OVN BritIiaM CIES of r PL A. Y T E Rs ; c a hoi lz e l e i: C 4 o l6B l,- ; Oa koKiiiii; lbw Nth My, Ifieonil Four follerlai liayt e ak ‘ •.. , hereto- LECTION• of ' IPAINTI Nos, scvLrruates, Fine - Prised fi; O. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave.filatelane. ort of Fe- CIOBILIN TAPESTRY; LIBRARY of VALUABLE mai wag& Conectkin 4 4114d116it sitt liariiiik E which, a TWO SUPERIOR BOOKS FOR CHILDREN.. • BOOES;* CELLAR of Choice WINES, ,ALRS, ere.; noon e t y bound. every man , em e lt greilista xlebrated This ' EllnbaiSched wish Three Hundred Cots. ' %%Wahl* Collection of gegen and Fine OLD CI CI NA ; Typ:Traphy, cootinue • d by every eit of . 1 •- .• • toile • tiny wait pohlhhode te k e pd. and ea n ot paper,. motif . . Mich CUT GLASS, HOUSEHOLD LINEN, and vari- 'ant . d ay I a a,,, a h oun di et h t t h e G Irak rile • Pnl! ' id talents. • - . bawd. Is. 64. 'out EFFECTS. ' • •lIIIMIL • ekoice knpressious irons tbe . Foreign aria FAO* • KAM* S Addison , rIPHE ENGLISH MOTHER'S CATECHISM•tor ivfR,ROBINS, of Warrwick House; Regent-street, T h e. egisa u y eahadde, be foandi 11, reared I- her Madre; containing those Things, most nett to ANA• Wince the ' N • oliiiiti. Geary, and 4* Public, that by Yu .Faac-.Dir's, Baronage, idissep Illksorks 4 , ska • b • el i 'ered Mo. be knows .At an early Age; illuesrateiPby One Hawked Order of t h e Trustees. he tallotel • ' ' I • Stant Cases sir„,, t to rieirs tetradmi s of i , . CLARK. FOR SAL alt . VC:MAL tains So- g r asdnfia- - BY the Rev- T. The 11.,IGLISK PRIMER; or, Child s . Eire Book lon a Oa the Pcssuiseii Vtanititad -Rouse s . ~, tili i i , rionaOtliperli Irlyeesk . _ ' 4;ndeby's Carolina s . lihnia . . Olelgt IkeeeelL - ...L- 1) : c. ll .mtkik • • - ' the moat Plan which cannot fail to delight young Children, and facilitate On MOXIIAV the lath of .Itnne, sind thirty - One folkieiXt. tries have their Instruction in the Eloments of Reading and Spelling ;se- at R4etert • eat:. Pe e 4l sni t-enelat h.' the Cetahlliesi Octal de %blank tilateiguni - 6. - - &volution F . • • . • . patronage beUbbed with Two Hastired Engravings. By the Arr.' T. Oaturdara.aftet •- • , 4 _ • . .. bydell's Hoip. 4 ,, .....Lorreeborg G allery, an ext.:tide . 4 , e into tra. CLA RK, price ed. sewed , and Ind. ba_ispd. - _ th d sups • : • • . • • I • _I •E Of the . ?.bovp . 'bath* of Fat ant Collection, w -. ' a •. J. Soutar, School Library, 74, St. X I MIES Church - le* • -.. •'A ri P b ' .I.N • ' ' .'. .. + • * -'• - • tihibr ii en t die ?6". Billial ol ,4l , *tio &C. &C. • art of the ..--..-----* -.4 Willed In lib: 1, itszlnifieenee; Adapted for the Pa. IX awo- , lioneer s s La s Payslogininly, Painter's Pa.: ind ? E YTON, Stock Broker, and Lottery Oftce K • ce, or Mansions el :-. • len or. Gentlemen: . consisting of lace of ure Coxes House of Anstela, Lysen's Nsgua /M- -at his old Establishment, Cornhill and Lombard - street, Grand Canopy State and_other Bedsteads, with Costly Velvet. taxies, LP. S alt ' s Abyssinia, Clark's Travels, Hawit's Field K former with them congratulates the Public on their succes s in the late Lottery; rich Silk Damasks, Chintz, and Marine Futnitures; excellent „Sp orts , D an i el ' s Rural Sports, . Lord Orford's Works, Flinder's Ma th when nearly all the Capital Prizes were shared and sold, one of Beddi ng , o f t h e fi rst d escr i pt i on; elegant Wi ndow Curtains, and Voyage, L. P. Edward's Bird s Colmired, Oeuvres de Mofiere; , it which grand Prizes Ervox had the pleasure to sell. Hangings en suite. avec Grave par . Coypek Bruce's T rave l s , many cur i ous Tracts ief period Ewrins begs leave to remind his Friends. the Public. the next Spl e ndid SUITES of nnvortmeLonniss ....4 11 iT r __ ..,.. _ . This day were published. in Two Vols. limo. price 141. bds. CONVERSATIONS on MINERALOGY; with Plates, engraved by Mr. and Miss Lowry, from Original Dr:wings, comprising upwards of 400- Figures of Minerals, in clutling twelve beautifully coloured Specimens. for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa tzrnoster.raw ; and sold by J. Mawe, 147, Strand. This day were published, To Two Vols. post am pace ii AL /seals, EVEMilartfriii 'AMVMS; -a Series of Essays, Narcotism and - Miscellaneous. By N.ITHA N DRAKE, M.D. Printed for Longman, Hurst,Rees, Arnie, and Brown. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Willer Si-ats, 2 vols. post Bvo. IS% boards. I,:tcrary I fours, the 4th Edition, in three vols. post Ilvo. vice . :13. CI. boards. MANNERS, CUSTOMS, act. OF AMERICA. C...ty was published, in Soo. with a Map, pride Cis. boards, the Second lislitioo of . r IEWS of SOCIETY and MANNERS in AME v RICA, in a Series of Letters from that Country to a I in England, during 1919, 19, and 20. 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