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FABITCY RRSTIMINCR, • lyteileat GARDENS , - PIiEASURS • GR sin; and LANDS, delightful COTTAGES, and a compact FARM; the whole about • • FOUR HUNDRED AND FORTY-FIVE ACRES. -- **babe AfANOII.-of WA Lros COURT and FINES, A Pasinbke Propett7 for Residence and Investment. • *ay -Mr. NOM% (Of Warwick 'louse, •Regent-street), 1' • 411 agorraway's Golfee-house, 'Change-Alley, Gambill, • .d • Tateaseks, Jape Stith, 1523, at Twelve o Clock, IN LOTS, • VALUABLE FUEEHOLD. ESTiTE, Tithe AFree, and Land Tax redeemed, risme at Walton, in elwre:ft Mar Outlands, anda, short distance from the.Thiniee, in a genteel Neighbourhood; and beautiful -Bides and Drives in -all directions-. Los Our, • sALIES. mi.ctttii. • . . I e SALK% 11V Atli 4044 . -.- • - nAartaiths*. • iiiiiiaminfon... W 544 iditTiNillieg a - WWI. exindliset CIINDICEIIk soil illesilter Iltlalleitga GROUNDS, excellent KITCHEN GARDEN arad)..AST HOUSE, overlooking , fitestrolclt:Pegi. ler.•llOl3MS,. (Of Wrvick s4 l lses I te l erstistrei t*)` • 01444 Remises, • AN, INPGNif . • crwAstas or • NINE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-TWO POVXDIIi. Arising front a well -secured Annuity of *960, per Ainassiand the Interest of a Mortgage of £5,100, upon Franhuh' UAW, additionally secured by a Policy. of Assurance, ,and PP, £5,52.1 Three per Cent. COnSols. • • By Mr. ItOBINS, • bE, for RELIEF of the SCAR - CITY iod DISTRESS of the SOUTHERN and wirsrmiN' SOVINCES of IRELAND, MAY, 11329. 75, OLD BILOAD-STIMIT, 611111111121, 1823. 20106Dt Of Subscriptions already advertised ;0285,700 5 4 Further Subscriptions received (Of Warwick 'House, Regent-street), At Garraway's Coffee-house,. in 'Change-alley, Cornhill, On, Tauasnny next, the 12th of Julie, at Twelve o'clock. : AN ANNUAL INCOME of upwards of 'NINE ' HUNDRED Attp TWENTY-TWO POUNDS, arising front a Well-secured A**lty of AS66Y.IIs. lid. being a .portion of a largv sum, for the Life.of a GeathrleSs• egrod 4 : 7 years, or thereabouts, charged , upon the Tithes of Two Valuable Livings in the County of Norfolk, and upon freehold and Copy hold Estates in the' Counties of Norfolk and Cambridge, as like wise upon the Dividends of £5,523, Thee per Cant. Consols, standing in the names of respectable Trustees. Also gie CLEAR YEARLY INCOME, arnoundng. to TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FIVE POUNDS, being the Interest of Five Thousand One Hundred l'aunds, secured by Mortgage of too Life Interest of the Grantor in the above Estates, Rectories, ' Dividends; and additionally sutured by a Policy of Assuresice of £5OOO ; the Premiums of which are paid itt.addition to the above Charge and Interest. The present Annual Rental of the Estates, Tithes, and Dial* deeds, nearly FIFTEEN HUNDRED POUNDS PER AN. N U M, after making a considerable abatement from the former Rents of the Lands, Curate's Salary, and other Incidents. Particulars may be had of Thomas Carr„ Esq. No. 42, John 'street, Bedford-row; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street, opposite Burlington-street. On Tonsme, the ist.diky ifult,l42B, at 'Melee o'Clocbe A DF....L1G1 - ITITX.• VILLA RES.IDEaCE. site4ta an .I;ILACKIIAATFI.. • The Property . godlate Residitoce•of The Right Honginroble Lord LrrimultoL t oo cottons (Additional Remittances) .- tladras (First Remittance) - lionbay (First Remittance) - utioniant•Cadonel Fitzgerald (Third Bengal Coslt/),and Mrs. Fitzgerald, per Messrs. Patton and Co. th o is iaa, Angiesea, Rey. R. Williams - St. patiretiemt-gardon, additional - - A. r t o, 04. Notary Public - - 4,294 5 0 0,091 . 0 0 $lOOO 1 3 Held on tame ooder the Gown, for as• noozpirttCllertn of about FORTY YEARS, at a law Rant of X 51.. 9a, and X 3 Herbage to Greenwich Park. 10 0 0 1 15 5 5 II 0 20 0 0 The - House contains brie and elegantly constructed S►loan, . with three spacious Windows of SUPEILKST INEHIG LASS PICTURES, iu Figures and Landscapes, parted front the Heath bra Passage, in.which ate *Axed two small' Witt Cows of plala Stalued.Glass Landscapes ; an elegant Lobb.y, suppurstd by Columns; a Drawing-room, highly embellished; a smell Winter Dinipg-parlour, both looking into Greenwich Park ; a Breakfast-tooth, communicating With the Saloon; a. Library, fitted alp with Mahogany Bachman of the most exqiiisita De sign; clown. lisd.chambers.tni the upper Story, with every le- £298,050 6 10 M. W. TROY, Hon. See. qulsitirsposnestic O f f i ce. The `licasure-Ground presents an uncommon beautiful small Landscape', separated en the right from the Heath by a Will, covered with Ivy,,and by its junction with the Park by an open Iron Palisadue, with an Entrance Gate thereto; an elegant Al cove, connecting with Mears. Cato's Wire Fence, on one side, and a Hedge of Shrubs• on the other, to an excellent Kitdarn Garden ; capital Hot-house fur Exotics, and a Wall clothed with the choicest Fruit Trees. _ _ METROPOLITAN LITERARY INSTITUTION. No. 11, New BRIDGE-SYRECT, MAY 30, 1823. 111 HE COMMITTEE for ORGANIZING this IN STITUTION beg leave respectfully to announce, that they are desirous of proceeding to its complete and final Feta. bbarnient by the Twenty-fourth of Jura NZZT, it is hoped that Gentlemen who are friendly-to the measure will lose no time in iiirtSng their Names to the Honorary Secretary, as it is intended, ss icon after that period as possible, to dose the Substription. Honorary Secretary attends every day at' the institution, from Twelve till Two o'Clock. That the First of a Course of Woes on Botany, by Mr. bl'intyre, will be given at this In. Ando, on TuEso.sv, the 10th of June next, at Six o'Clock if the Evening ; t hat the First of Course of a Lectures on Che sil/try, by Mr. Gurney, will be given on FRIDAY, the 15th of jstie, at Seven o'Clock in the livening. Dy Order of the Commmittee • JAMES JENNIkGS, Hon. Sec. CHARLTON HOUSE., MIDDLESEX, BETWEEN SUNBURY AND SHEIVERTON. The whole is in the best state of Repair; and immediate Pos session may be had; the Situatfon is remarkably healthy, and is quite detached; and every Convenience for the. Supply of a Fa mily is afforsled at Greenwich, and a constant communication with the Metropolis. Particulars may be had on the Premises • at the Green Men, Blackheath ; Ship, Greenwich; of Thoma s Lightfoot, Esq. So licitor, Gastle.street, Leicester-square; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Rubins, No. 170, Begent-street ; of whom Tiekets fee view ing may be had. Excellent FRERHOLD FAMILY RESIDENCE and OF FICES, GARDENS, PLEASURE-GEOLINDS, FARM-BUILDINGS, and About FORTY-THREE ACRES of Rick MEADOW and ARABLE LAND. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of 170, Regent-street, and Wasasick- street , Golden - square), By urder of the Executors, At Garraway's, on THURSDAY, June VI, 1823 4 at Twelve, IN TWO LOTS, LOT I. A SPACIOUS FAMILY MANSION• C.IIA ALTON HOUSE, Altered and improved at a considerable expenses seated on a lawn, finely ornamented with noble Timber-trees and PlAnta tions, and Meadow Land, in all about EIGHTEEN ACRES. IMPROVED FURNITURE PASTE. THIS Composition is much used by Cabinet - Makers to clean and beautify Mahogany and other Wood. Its smell is not disagreeable, neither will It stain the whitest Linen, and a very little labour will produce the most bril. liant polish. Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail by T. SHILLITOI4 Druggist, Tottenham High Cross; and by appoinunent by Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Randall (late Tun), Royal-Echange ; and Stillwell, 73, Shoreditch ; at b. each Pot. • BLACKHEATH. MR. ROBINS, of Warwick House, Regent-street, informs the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, That be SII A LL OFFEll,hy PUBLIC AUCTION, (Immediately after the Sale of the LEASE of the delightful VILLA RESIDENCE at BLACKHEATH, The Property of the Right Honourable Lord LrriLkyou), On TUMMY, the lit of July, 1a23, and * Five following Days, SURREY. In the Vicinity of EGIIA'AI, WtNDSOR PARK, &e. Avery Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, with Elegant RE- S4,DEN CH and Excellent OF.EICES, adapted for the accom modation of a Nobluman or Family of Distinction, with Farnt•House and Builtlings,Plantations,and Pleasure-grounds. TO RR LET OP. b *EASE, By Mr.. ROBINS, (Of Warwick Haase, Regem-street), • • A Pleasant, Compact, FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising an Eligible Residence, with Offices of all descriptions, conveniently planned, Coacb-hnuses and • Stables, canal Garden, excellent Farm-House and Buildings,. • together with above THREE HUNIEMRD ACRES Of Meadow °Pasture and Rough GrOund, Plantations, and Arsble Land, in high cultivation,. in :a dry healthy situation, anunanding ostensive rich Views in all directions; Ponds axed with Vish, a flue Stream pf "Water loviing through, the Grounds, which abound with Game ; situate withirrthree milts sf Beam, sit from Windsor, and twenty-two frost London. A pad Inn and Stabling is the immediate oldish). Articular' and Tickets for viewing ima.y be ,had of air. Regent-atreet. 411FDLESEX. ihratifol FREEHOLD anti C.O4PY BOLD ESTA.TE,, Tythe-froo, TWELYE M lIYDLLES FROM E-FARK CORNER, FELTHASUPL A CE. C,ANTAI. FAMILY RESI.DENCE, with OFFICER, ,eofiefl-110DSES, &TAMES, FARM-YARD, AND INNEDINGS,GARDENE4 LAWNS, sod PLEASURE. QIIOUNDSb DRY TERRACE WALKS, PLANTA, SUES awl Noble FOREST-TRARS, lockwarn of Rich 11EADOW LAND, about FORTY-RIGHT ACRES. _ _ _ -—-- - - - $ll4, COTTAGES, with GARDENS, OItCIIARDS, &c. TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warersok House. Regent-street), At Sonursy's• GoNos-hinuse. in 'Cluingenney, Corshill, on Towner, the 10th day of July..at Twelve o'Clock, FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATE, FELTHABL-PLACE. draw delightful situation, clim:Ring a capital Family Man de, thelek-built Reaction, placed °wan extensive She Lawn, seriendedbq Plantations - and Shrubbery Walks;' a noble Ter me Welk, shaded by lofty Liates,.and beautiful full-prawn Fo sse Trees dispersed. about the Grounds. • The fdAMION consists • of - an Entrance-hall,' by a Bight Inkeete Siege from the Lawn, a noble Saloon, a Dining Par- Basiving-rxwm, Study. See. principal Staircase to the First floor, secondary Staircases, &c. spacious Nursery Apartment, be 44cious shy Berl-chambers three Dressing-rooms, Water deed, a large bowed 13, , d-chtimber, and five others over. - UMW, an excellent lofty Kitchen - , Scullery, Housekeeper's alinelime-roorna, roomy Butler'. Pantry, Servants' Hall, ',Ar den, Deiry,sood dry Cellars for Wine, Ale, and Beer, aninclosed Yard, Brew-house, Wash-houie, and Laundry over, Coal and ifsod-houses, a Bottle-house, a roomy Sta'sle-yard, two double eseetolieuses, Stables for twelve horses, Harness-room, Loft' *a Lome over, a Oranany and Garde.nor's-rponi, Farut-yard, Betneete, Gaw-house, Piggeries, Poultry-house, Tool-house. C. &a- two productive Kitchen-gardens, the principal part waled, and planted with Bar Fruit-trees; a Grapery, bon die. and Orchard adjoining, and Inclasures of rich Mee 41111Laall, admit FOR:ry-ELGhIT ACRES, 71 dpossestion of Sir Wu.t.ten Cooern, Dart. whose term expires in November next. " 'he Berate lies compact, and most eligible for a Gentle man's 41111110 ee,_ well supplied wick eacellent water., good neighbour "'mar, asked loads its all directions, tweiese miles from Hyde 2Ark-cames, about five miles hone Richmond and Hampton • dean, a dell] fitful, and healthy spot. TEr he viened by Tickers only, by leave of the Tenants be- Swart* boars of Twelve and Four &Clock. At &Rome tinw mil be said, in Lots, ALTER COMPACT COTTAGAS, with Gardens, Or -41041 &e. situate near the Mansion, let to most respestaldp Tenants: may be viewed as before. Particulars may be had on the Premises; of Mr. Taplie, Red Doi, near the Woman ; at the Diode, Salt Hill; Talbot, Rick. allot:. Toy., kiamptun.easort; of its h. Broughton, Esq. tag,. Gaeat tlaclbecougk-street ; at Garraway's ; and of Me. Robins, Warwick Rouse, Rtvnt-street, where Ticktts for eilittel way be hat ' - • - _~ _ , The House is seated back from the road, with a Fore-mug and Carriage-dtire in front. The Entrance, ander a portico, to a capital ILA or Billiard-room, Drawiog-room, L . kaing.pariour, Library, roomy handsome Staircase to First Floor, and secondary Staircase. On the Upper Floors a Morning-room, and eight principal Bed-chambers, Dressing-rooms and Servants' Apart ments, Housekeeper's , roopt, Butier'a-roOos,.Servants'-haU, ex cellent Kitchen,. Larder, Scullery, roomy Cellars under the house, detached Wash-house Laundry , Brewbouse, Dairy, and, Out-offices ; two productive t Kireben Gardens, walled, and well earned with choice Fruit -trees; trapitak 440-bouse, Grapery, l Gardenia's-room, Melost.groundiLa &mile Coach-house. two Four-stall Stables, Farm-yard, Baca, Gummy, and various Oat. bui!dings. The whole well supplied ' with Inc Water. Part • 1 Copyhold, equ..l to Freehold. _ LOT 2. A FREEHOLDand COPYITOLD ESTATE, equal to Freehold, comprising . about TWENTY-FIVE ACRES Of rich Meadow and Arable Land, lying compact, a short as.' ranee from Lot 1, in the road t 6 Sheppaton, part bounded by a Stream of Water, mast eligible for & Ming. To be viewed by applying at the Mansion, where` ranters lars may be had; at the Inn, Prep/mon t Casa, Sunbury ; Toy, I lamp tort Court ; Griffin, Kingston; Bush, Staines; Swan, Chertsey ; Castle, and Talbot, Richmond ; George, Hampton; Star, ICew Bridge.; Pigeons, Breutford ; of Mr. Hicks, &lithos,- Gray's Jan; at G,arraway's; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent strett, and of Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the E.taternay be seen. SURREY, Near GODALMING•aad GUILDFORD. A moat beautiful PICTURESQUE FREEHOLD ESTATE, !AZT 1101111H51.0 11r • 71111 awes, MANORS, FISH BRY, atc . . Capital -WATER-MILLS, D W ELL I N G-HOUSES, By Mr. ROBINS,' (Of Warwick house, Regent-street), At Garraway's Coffee-Home, 'Change.alley, Corning, on Too's. par, June 26, 1823, at Twelve e'Clock, in Lot( ZIHE Distinguished 'and Celebrated FREEHOLD ESTATE, WESTBROOK-PL ACE; With Manors, Coon-Baron, Quit-Rents, Reliefs, Herlota, &c. and Fishery in the River Wey. • The capital FAMILY MANSION, the late Residence of General OGETHORPE, Seated In a beautiful small Park, fit for theirnmediate occupation of a Family of Respectability, recently altered and improved st a very considerable exposer, erected on a handsome Elevation, with Portico-frost; containing a spacious Entrance-Hall, excellesit Dining-parlour, Billiard-room, Brealifast-room, Store-room, &c. On the first door, two Drawin g-rtents, oonimunieating,elegantly finished ; a Library .or Mornkaatones, Siosto-roons, and four roomy Bed-chambers; Coons and Water-closets; cod ten airy spacious Bedchambers over; eacelleat Offices of all beseriptieus, supplied with plenty of fine Water; and good dry Cellars under the House ; Yard, with Standing for four Carriages; Stables for eight Horses; Farm House and Yard, Cara-Stable,.Coorabouse large Barn, &c. productiee Gardens , w alle d c o p ed ; °ether, Ste. The Park is bounded on one side by the beautiful River Wey, which is navigable, stored with Fish; and .on the other side by rising Hills, with noble lofty Timber Trees sand 'ender. woods ; with pleasing Walks and Drives thrtiegh the Woods, encompassed with lofty Wins mar a *la io Rratenlonlelktd with numerous Fruit Trees of .the very best Eiods; and two Pi c t ure sque GotbicTowess; with ea it al Meadow add Arable Land, and Plantations at a short Dt>t , stored with fine 1 thriving Timber, abounding wkle Game; censpridnriu the-whole about ONE HUNDRED ANDFIFTY-TWOACREte Also, is separate Lets,. A CAPITAL PA2ER-111LL, with two Vats, and va rious* Machinery ; situate on the R iver Wr y ; on Lease to Mr. Ilan rison, which will expire at Michaelmas, rast.• • • An OIL and LEATHER MILL, the Waser-wieel House, with outansiwr Workshops, seaming Hawes. 10D1relP sing-hcusegand various Ost-baildiggs, on Liam to Mr.Twayr.rool. A FLOCK.MILL adjoining,. with Water-wheeli, emensivt Workshops, Dwelling-house, and Outbuilding" ;in pousesalotr of Mr. Edwards, tenet at will'. • About TWBOITY-ONO ACRZS of rick MEADOW LAND, in Sale Garton, in .hand. • 'Asia. Boats forms a most fitai able Property as a Residence. and embraces luaturiant and extensive views overtds welL 'known country, in a most respectable neighbourhood, witegood. roads, eent i gu ous to the vows of Oodallatiogr and .dtirty , bur miles Irian London. May be viewed by Tickets, or by applying to Mr. Weos, an. licitor. Godalming, where Particulars may be bad; the King's Arms, God:liming; White Harr, Gnikiford 1 Swan; Akan Mr. Weller, Obieheseer ; Geom., Winchester; Alielpiday ilenthnsap ton ; 'lush, Farnham.and Staines; Cootie, Sait-hill; ea Goma. • wires; and of M. Robins, 1" 11rAcatiettet, where a Plats . land E 1: ration strap be st-40. Goseprieesehe filanor of Walton, with the Courts and Fines, extending over about Two Thousand Acres.. WALTON •LeI3GE, a commodious Family Residence, erected on a hand.' some Elevation, by the late Sir John Vanburds„. planned with handsome spacious and numerous Apartments, adapted for the ,Accommodation.st• fluidly of Distinction, with excellent and convenient Domestic Offices, Stables, Coseh.honses, and F arming. Buildings;- with prodective Kitchen Garden, welt stocked, crud, and planted; delightful Plensbre -Grounds, Gravelkd Ni Es,.fine sheets of Water, and upwirdi of TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTVFOUR ACRES of excellent Meadow, Pas ture, and Arable Land, in a Ring Fence, laid out in a Park like Style, and ornamented, With - fine thriving Timber, and eornmanding delightful Views ; a• very desirable Property for a Gentleman; and in the Neighbourhood of Field Sports: Lin 2. A Delightful COTTAGE 'RESIDENCB,Nituate near Lot 1, with Garden, Pleasure Ground, Fore-court, Chech boase,-Stable, and'Meadow Land, containing about 13 Acres. 1.0v3 and 4. Two Inelosures of Productive MEADOW and AIIAIILE LAND, situate on. the East sides-.of the Park, and 'adjoining the Lands of Thomas Blair, Esq. etintainirsg about Fifteen Acres. • • . Lox 3. A Delightful COTTAGE RESIDENCE. situate adjoining Walton Park and the road from Moleaey to Cobham, fitted up in a very handsome manner, and adapted far the ac commodation of a Gentleman's Family, with excellent and con venient Offices, Ctiach-house, Stable, Farm-yard, and Boißlings, and upwards of Eighty Acres of Pasture and Arable Land, in the highest state of cultivation, divided by thriving• Quick Fences, and in the most complete order, in the occupation of, and on Lease to William Parker, Esq. or an unexpired term of six teen years. Lox O. A Desirable FARM, situate in the Road Lane from Molesey to Cobham, and adjoining Broad Lane to Henham, with a Rustic Cottage, Farm-house, neat Garden, Farm-yard, Barn, Stable, Cow-house, Cattle-sheds, and nearly Ninety three Acres of Arable Laud, and in the occupation of Mr. Scott, 'a respectable Tenant, on Lease for an unexpired term of Eight Years. The other Lots comprise about Twenty-one Acres of rich Meadow Land, situate in Thames Meadow, adjoining the River Thames, and the road from Walton to Weybridge ; let to re spectable Tenants. • 1 • Walton Lodge to be viewed by Tickets; Mr. 'Parker's Cot , Cage, by his permission ; the other Lands, by applying to, the Tenants, of whom Particulars maybe had; at the Dukes Head; . Walton.; Bear, Esher; Toy, Hamptan Court; -Gri ffi n; King ston; Swan, Cliertsey ;. Bush, Staines) Cistie; Salt 14111; of Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Alibott;.Soliciton, New•inn; at Garraway's; and of Ab; Robins; 110, "Regent-street; iseposite r Burlington-street ; of whom Tickets for viewing may be had, and where a Plan of the Ranee may be Wen. • • HAMPSTEAD. - • ' - • - Dslightftd,VlLLA RESIDENCE and OFFlCES,"Excellent GARDEN, PLEASURE-GROUNDS, and -MEADO LAND. - By Mr. ROBINS, • .. • (Of Warwick House, Regent-itreet), Garraway's Coffee-house, In Excbange•alley, Gambill, an • Tnuasuay, th e 10th of July, len, at Twelve o'Clock, Ai.VERY Desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held for a lung term of Years, at a low Ground Rent, comprising A DELIGHTFUL VILLA RESIDENCE, Beautifully situate at Baena 111% Hampstead, commanding most delightful and highly interesting Views to a vary great extent,. recently erected, handsomely finished, and fitted up with every accommodation for a Gentleman's Family; contain ing a neat Entrance-hall, Vestibule, excellent Diniokparlour, elegant Drawing-room opening to a Terrace-walk, Bseakfa,st .parlour, Study, Store-room, Closets, and "Water-closet ; an elegant principal Staircase, and a secondary Staircase; Mete, Butler's-pantry, convenient Kitchen, Scullery with hard and soft Water, Doc*, Larder,.icc. sadmacellent Cellars for Wine, Beer, & c. Out-offices, enclosed Stable-yard, with Stable for three Horses; a Cottage used as a Ilarness-room—Bed-room over ; a Coach-house, Knife-house, Piggery, &c. a neat Kitchen garden planted with young Fruit-trees ; Pleasure-grounds laid out with tine thriving Trees, Shrubs, and Fmk-trees; capital dry Gravelled Walks and Meadow Land, in all about TEN ACRES. To be viewed by Tickets only; Particulars may be had on the Premises; at the Castle, Hampstead ; at Garraway's ' • and of Me. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, of - whom Ticke ts for viewing may be had. • • CRA FEN COTTAGE, BANKS OF THE THAMES, NEAR FULHAM. DELIGHTFUL COTTAGE RESIILLNCE. Fitted up in the Gothic and Egyptian Style, Seated on a fine Lawn, with Terrace Walk, beautiful Pleasure Grounds.sloping to the Rivet,' Coach-house, Stable, fitc. and • Land; in all ABOUT FIVE ACRES. With immediate Possession. By Ihir.'ROiltiNS, (Of Werwlil' House, Regent-street), At Getaway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Corublll, On Tavenner, the 14th day of July, lag% at Twelve 6'0°45, A VERY Desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, : held under. the Bishop et .Londote on el4est Twenty-five Years, comprising • CRAVEN corrAGE; • 'A delightftil Cottage Resideeic, erected in the r.ustleltTle; ahp *seeded roof; seated on a beautifutand emends,* brim harem, with gravelled Walks, and grand `.narrate-walkk, ahem iiiipiairols ems, and Pleastire-hoese, on the Batiks of AA River Bbantel, ,mmateented with Parterres, flowerst thriving Shrubs, and'Fun "her-trees, • and comtnanding ;Armin Views of 'the adjacent Country ; adapted •for the-st • anon off-a Nohlepaim ur Fatirgy of Distinction, situate in the Pariah of Fulham, within 'pug wile, of Ilya* Pads ctintaining a handsome lie trance Hail under t rustic Portico ; Anti-roomy leading to a grand EGYPTIAN. ItALL; elegant • Driwing-rOom, taste fully fitted up ; and Ditvirig-paiour,finfdied id the Gothic Style, with ancient stained Glass . in the .Virtasitima, which alien to the Lawn; Breakfast-patios/. Gensieinan'esmosn, fita. commodious, Sleeping-apartments and a suitable range of Domestic Ofilees;. two excelfent Kitchen-gardens," hay stocked, Cropinid,, and, planted With choice-Fruft-rrees, double Ctseglqmvse, alldi five stall &able, Yard, acc. containing in aLabset, . . ACMES.. With the Furniture, which Is ap,pricrLate to the Place; with ik at n . z . Wee*. Ci a rden.scats, Lights, &c. and the-Greenhouse Mute Lana may be had if required. • °To- be- viewed Cy Mama only, an Mondays and Viredbiesdays, Siiistasa the beers st Us and Rye o'Cismk each daT. • ibaysicalans pay be bad on. ths Breutisw;st the a Agri, Ashman ; llyd LiONPutney;•raitle and Greyh o und , chinond; Gerravreft4 'and - of. Mr. Roffins:' NV. 770, ROM-Seteet ; iitiewrernie. cortbst earite-ries.. • . . ' . _ Sundi The Superb and Useful HOUSEHOLD PURMITURE, which is in the very best taste throughout. A. few very fine ORIGINAL ITALIAN PICTURES, SERVIC.E of PLATE, Chita, - Linen, all of very best quality, a small Cellar of Wine, and a. small- but A 1)31 I 'LADLE COLLECI'TC7IIf of BOOlKSoplendidlfbound. and various other Effects. , Fernier Particulate will be givewin the Catalogues, Which are be :tiered Six Daysiireoed ing the Sale (Sundity es c44e4); tit... Apes, u -Tyro. Shilliuge and Stupefies each, whiel may be had on. the Prelilses,. and of 31r. Robins, Regent-street. • . 11:1BL/C . SOTICE • . • OBERT WARREN, Blackin*- Mann factiner, 1%0 30, STRAND, begs to caution tbe Public against a spu- Violas composition being said under his name, by means of imi tation labels. These . may sadly be detected by observing tha the tentaX7.ll"67 . • fris • 67 ) Signed on each label—ill others sri e 0 Sl*; neowrof which are interlined, in very small thoraces; ^skk sdlgiseqtaddress between the "No. 30," and the word " StrostL' - • ROBERT WAR RE N also bogs to add, that blase= Minn tiactory is at 30, Strand; nor has he any connection with tbose pretended Warehouses professing to he branch sstablishmenti of his. All.persons giving orders fur Warren's Blacking are porii milady reqheited to take•notice, that the real Manufaiturer is ROBERT WA RR& ZO, STU AttD. •• It is strongly recommended to Shopkeepers and others *ho are deceived by such vile insposairs, to return the to sh to the parties from whom it came, as being a punlithens,t suitable to base fabricators of an article so essentially needs aly to_ the-fa shionable world. This genulmeand surpassingly brMlant Blacking atanda•sari valled for its peculiar excellence in keeping te feet perfectly free from damp in wet weather, preserving Ibe leeth*r soft and pliable, and producing the most elegant poll* eievisehad, re taining its pristine virtues In airy •cbn ate. b said lir every:re spectable vender in Town and Country, in notthip" at id. Md. 12d. and led. each. Cope diem— Be pro!spay miss. . . • WHEN Science began to explorer"). c imiplicared machinery of Men, she was speedily entangled in alit byrinth of mysterious confusion ; Prom whith intelleetualpeese. 'Terence alone emmeipated ker. Ignorant:iv arait empilittistn, `however, still oppose their veaomeschuoility, and shepcoloillce of weak minds - , in some measure, etimuragm•thefratillaoity ; els Tenth.is to Falsehood—so may mir rabbit' easeetwinet leir eesm. rued with their unqualified pretensions, and• to eirpeet•thidrfal lacies, we have not hesitated to avow oarsele•svepeieselyoeses in a class of Diseases' which endanger 164 tweak froliiiiimieuf I Nature.. To be brief : we are Members of Use lkaudies. Col lege of Surgeons,. can establish the iniegritret iih: - ftleracter trpon the success of Twenty TlOrk'peactleg.mpetielseaS an •-noence the..geateful testimony of efese in wbont 1 11 k 4 , , 0 1 010 0 4 had nearly ertinguished.evem M hope of lief . "mt , lt , ' -Pk.. We ;Pledge ourselves • to• this reainial.af ..sromkrgein 3 ts incipient systiptoms to 'the: rerneSbai 'inagMLllinietetleed by every, - doubt and whatever. main t anCy. - ' ,Itiltlikate . *4l - much neglected disease. of the lirethrrheveireett varefony sild studiott* cOnsideredi.as have slier these delicate acidlinportant sympathies which refer.to the Ceinale - Set. The 'htlivistities-of virility have been especially notieed; whetliet as adeintfrom the debilitating tyranny. of.p tropical - artnoiphexe—i•the natural bias of.coostitution,-klie imprudence of tabard...or the more *suing • results 4alpropensity.re practices " whielt.shsitrilarlight; ' • 11,e grogrwsrakvAidcit nrtgked.hy a gradual dere.bctionsof the i e l i. mal powers : To .all. liko: . are thus eirctnstanted, and mere especially so sitileaj ad.aspiranta, for cordselliar pleunres, we earnestly .1-c:co:lnstead our Commentaries, tot, The Elasey:l.ffe-; ferti l e one Sex i or, 2nd, .Hygetrure, ezelusiveff tddeesied to Pensales • thb pernsat.ofich Aunt Trove hettellciat to their • mort,thalpinesi. These Woks may Le had at 20, Paternoster • row ; 39, I' llt-laiall4 . 41, Piccadilly t id, Pr'ince's-street, tishe ; 174; and . 32.:Tleta;street; VC Wl4l Salithfiria l Oa, a be d i ,_ aide ; t,.ratheriie-street, "Strand, Isintitur; • Piliter, 72, Graf. ton-street; Dublin.; Sears, ill,. ?tongue, ISlasignift Vtltlis and "Stevenson,. Notwich; .Deck, Ipsnich ; flotdat, R aft _llit i li_ attind's ; .Shertl, flristof; ftarratt ze d . maw t he; .----t, Cambridge; - eatiley, Ueda; Ord by all .IkallinliPtei. • .-, • • Kemedles.carr be forwarded to . any. part of t h e y_i_4o, a. d ee d whiting ` fit' the sane, sieilllibitseto eiseSilii . . A t tendance at horns for eorisnifnition gruel*. ' , t;. -7.. f ?. • (;MSS and CU. U.R.C. Surgeons; ?fa thAlkeentlilollrfee. ifiketpulee Lnultniev-A rivet* dent seluilitpliewlessess; "..: . • .. •• • • • •• •• • • •:•eal tw.r sefe..:s ...," '—'•.•-. •! _i .