The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-06-26 00:00:00

-? '- • r.A.'7.,7*," ► - r - F:. • , --v - -, ._,. 4 • 0. 13. ShIITH, MA YOR. TN a MEETING or ASSEMBLY of the 1. MAYOR, AL9F.RMEN, and LIVERYMEN of the several Compaoiesof the City of Lovidim, in Cuminon Hall as sembled, at the Guildhall of the said City, on MONDAY, the h day of June, 1810, " Resolic4 Unetnimodsly, That the Thanks of this Com mas' Hall be given to Matthew Wood and John Atkins, Esqrs. Sheriffs, for theextroordinary care. vigilance, and ac tivit e Mployed by them last Thursday, in their oticial ca pacity. fur the preservation of the peace of the metropolis, thereby happily proving, that the Civil Power, when duly nisl wisely esercised, is fully adequate to the security of iu • fermi itraeriusd tranquillity. WOODTHORPE. IF the Relations, or nest of Kin 9 at GEORGE MYER. late of the Merchant Ship PENELOPE, Cap tain WRIGHT, Bachelor, deceased, will apply to Raker Haman, No. 231, High-street, Shadwell, they will hear of sonsethiog to their advantage. This Day was puhlhbed. a New and Ontanieidal Edition of ILIUM F.'s HISTORY of ENGLAND, with IIIMIOLLErs CONTINUATION i from the Inva a4/0 of Julius Caesar to the Death of George the Second ; printed on a fine wove Paper, by Bewley and othersomd or namented with 147 highly finished engravings; by the first Art ists, from Designs by Thurston. 16 volt. Bvu. Price 111. 4s.is boards. The same Work on Royal Paper. Price 191. fe. is boards. London : Printed for R. &holey, 46, Paternoster-row ; Yernar, Hood, and Co. Poultry i B. Crosby sad Co. /Ra i tioners'-court t and J. Ballantyne sod Co. Etiniburgb. MRS. CLtRKE. _ I ..... This Day was published, w lib an elegant engraved Portrait of Mrs. CLARKE, Seemed Edition, price 6e. extra boards, AUT H ENT IC M EMO MS of Mrs. MARY ANNE CLARKE; cootaieiag the Secret History and Intrigues of many Characters in the First Circles of Fashion and High Life; the Whole of her Correspondence duriag the 'time she lived under tbc Protection ef his Royal HhLheoss the DUKE of YORK, 4be DAUM Duke's LO V E-LETTEILS, and otther interesting Pape, sever before pub li shed. 5- llv MU Tiefialt. -- - -,. - .P... Saudelt Patio' Pet .- Oct- ' -t art, Lodgate-hill ; awl T. MN; • , . . ... a , ALBION FIRE sad LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW RRIDGE-STREET, BLACKFRIARS; EMPOWBRED BY ACT OF 4 1 4R1.IANENTs FOR. Insurance from FIRE, silt' on LIVES; and fur the l;rant and Parch/Ise of ANNUITIES. In urances falling due at MIDSUMMER, wiU eipire, an kle reviewed w ithia awes Days from that The system of Fire lusarnace pursued by this Company, embraces every advantage on which it is visible fur,persous dmiritig webs' wearily . to calculate. The premiums for Mer cantile insurasee, and tor every other Class of Insurance, in London, are of the most moderate description. On Insurances orr or 1.0 sons, the premium'. are lower than those of moat of the Companies. No charge is in any case made for Fire .Helen; or foralterations by Indorsemei t. • t • 4 The day wits pabllsbed, price 16.• ;1•• '" PRE EDINBLIRGV• REVIEmr, it o . 31, 11. or, CRITICAL JOURNAL ; containhig—A Lotter co the Genies nod Disposition of the FrenchG9vehmieet.; by an American—The Boniest ; a Poe* By the Rev. et. Crebb—Geographie de Strohm', tradahe (;sec en Fran cais" Tore Premler--Erskae's (Lord) Speeches White at the liar, 8 vok. liro—Pablicatioal on die Affairs. 9f India— A Reply to the Calwasitibs Of the Bdiebergh Review agakast Oxford—RowsedPublle Expenditure. and the 'educate of the Crawn--Gabens's British Georgia—Tableau . Physique an R4onet Eger:tad:des, Re. ; par Akseadre de Hum . holdtmrterly List of New Pabdcaticas. Edinburgh: Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edia bergb; O astable, Hunter, Park, sod Hunter, London; and Wools and Cumming, Dublin. • Of whom near be had, ' • The EDINBURGH REVIEW, from its CoMmencerarat in October 1802, to the 'Present Time, in Thirty Numbers, hanthoeteiy done up in Fifteen Volumes, boards, *ice £B. U. dd. - Policies; A large Commimion is allowed OU Life Insurance; and in that, ;uid in every other department of the business, the Corn po:iv% a womensents Milord the utmost crooveniesce Ind facility to .01 engaged in such trausactiuos. Build ogs to Foreign Countries may be insured, when their situation and straeture are out WA R jectionable. ob N Fs Plil FPS, Secretary. •• • The Company's Office for the West-end of London, is at No. 97, so the West-side of New Bond-street, near Ox turd-street. rilumtE newer was an initauce of a PATENT being grained, that has tto deservingly met with such tneriterl encouragesseat, as in the late wonderful IMPROVE MENT in the EYES of NEEDLES, to prevent tlii:,r Cut ting. This curious Article b highly deserving the attention of all great 'Workers, they being now brought to that perfec tion, that the Ladies universally allow they fur excel every A r tide of the kind ever utrunsfactured. It is singular, that a:- thongh so many attempts are daily practised by other :Manu facturers*, snake a similar Article. they all fall far short of those made by PALM ER, of St. Jamev's-street, n here they are found in small Packets, containing a small Assortment, of every useful Size. There cannot be it greater proof of their superior excellence, than by the very demand the Pro prietor has found forthein, paiticularly for exportation, they being au Article in high reputation all u• er the Continent. Under the Immediate Patronage of the King, the Queen. and the rest of the Royal Family : nod also of the Nubility of the United Kingdom. This day was published. No. 11. of TIM BRITISH GALLERY of PICTURES , comprising Engravings from the most celebrated M eares of. the great klasten io the' United In two series.: The, Descriptive )'cart by Henry Tres, IL A. and W. Y. Otdey, Esq. the Executive Fort by P. W.Vone `kins, under the sepetiasteodanee of Henry Treshom, F.eq, ka r Professor 4P:tinting In the Royal Actulesny. No. 11. Find Series; containing Nine 'Pictures. in the -Morquis of Stafford's Collection. Price lib. S.°. Proofs Al Is. Oolonted and Mounted, Al 445. 6d. Coloured and Moustfd lam port-fplin, £4.45. • AIL .Second Series; containinga Holy Family, by Aiflfnpa 4 t&irto. in the Rev. Mr. Holwel Carr's Collection. Price Ws. 64. Proofs, Al is. Colours, In a port-folio, .46 65... • C i d eta:sequence of the demand for the coloured im pression greatly exceeding their expectations, the proprle sew; ore under the necessity of delivering them to the Subsea hers in the order I:: which the names were given In. Published at the Oiler of the Work. No. 54, New Bond .stsecr.-for lbsimosian, Horst. Rees, and Grate, Paternoster row ; J. White. Fleet-street; Catlett and Davies, Strand ; and P. W:Tmakins. Of whom may be had, Me. 1. First Series; coon:Wing Teu Prints and a Plan of the Marquis of Stafford's Gallery . . fen. I. Second Series; containing " The Woman taken in Adultery." by Rakes, iolilr. Henry Hope's Collection. Price 10s. 6d. Proofs, gel Is. Colours, in a pors-folio, AS ISs. 6d. ••• All EERIRITION of the WATER COLOUR PAINT. PIGS made for this Work, is now opeo.at the Olice, No. 51, New Bond-street. SEA WEEI) WATEIt. rriii IS WATKR has been lot; in use among JL the higher rank in Spain, fur its almirable•property of rendering the Hair beautifully soft, dry, and glossy. It is perfectly transparent, of a pleasant odour. m u d pus esses be sides the staautor quality of the smoothest luhncity, totally free from oil or grease of any sort, the common ingredients of preparations fur the Hair, which create toe very mischief they are recommended to defeat. No other trouble is occa sioned by the use of this WATER, than its application with the brash and trapkin. It may be used ever: morning, and owe in the week more plentifully, rubbing tfre Hair at the same time between the Imaids*fur about ten minutes. Sold by Appointment of the Proprietor, at the Warehouse for the Imported Ginger Seeds, No. 100, Strand, in Bottles, at 26.6 d. each. TO THE MILITARY, AM is paseicular sill those brave OFFICERS and MEN whip were at FLUSHING i tutd have suffered so mach with the AGUE and FEVER. BRANDON, Botanist, having twice gives notice that he would Cure, gratis , aU that ap plied for thirty dap ; and as that time is expired, he now gives them free permission to come to him every day in the week, from Twelve to Five o'Ulock; aid as be has cured about 150 of those brave Fellows, he hopes to be enabled to cure many more, not only of the Ague, but every other Cffilb• pl.ii.* incident to the Human Frame, viz. such no the Evil, Cancer, White Swelling, Dropsy ' Gout, bee. die. Advice gratis, every day in the week, at his Itetsg, 6,-Little Queen-street, Westetioster. . • FRENCH PAPERS. PAnts, JUNE 16.—Copy of a Letter from Gene• ral Vandamme to the Minister of War s . dated Boulogne, June 11, 1810:-- . 66 I had the honour of communicating to your Excellency this morning, by a telegraphic dispatch, that I had received certain information that the General of Brigade, Sarrazin, west 0ver...0 the enemy yesterday. I have now to confirm this in. , telligeuce to your Excellency, and lay before you the parficularsof this extraordimry event. ' 66 On the morning of the 10th, General Sarre. sin, accompanied by a black servant, embarked at the little Warren,. in a boat belonging to a fisherman of the nafite or. Carrier, under pretence of going out'to fish. Having gained a consider. able offing, and perceiving an English brig, he compelled the crew to put him on board her, as. serting that haled orders to carry a• flag of truce. Having reached. the.brig, be sent back the boat, I , after having given to the owner a declaration, I l e sating t that he had ordered this fishing vessel to put him od board the English brig, upon some. thing relating to the service. These facts- tresub. stantiated by the official reports. "So gooses I became acquainted with his ha.: ' L llot deserted to the enemy, the countersign was red throughout the military district; strong &mil and Weides took the rounds vigilantly. I ItiMediately ordered Colonel Vincent, my first Aide.de.eamps add Captain Sionjovet of the gen. Aim,* who, oommanded the public force, to proceeds' quickljj es possible to the camp on the left, iu which the residence of General Sarrazin was. All his papaw were secured. His two . .‘ides.desetimp and servants were sent before the Commissary.Generalef Police, as well as the crew of the boat St. Laurent, and every one, in short, seipected of being connected with General . Sureties er Who geoid communicate any thing re. i ts tl o g• to his conduct. . • "The resOletion' of this General Officer strack die whole army with astonishment, and can only be ascribed to a sort of madness. All the Gene. rib, the principal officen, and even the soldier?, cannot account for i and I am the more sur prized'inyself, haling received from this General the most positive . alisurances of his seal, of hii attention to his duty, and of his wish. to promote , the ,cord of his Majesty's service. There was no person 'who was inure indefatigable in his duty, who entered more minutely into the details of his conintand, and by -the measures he adopted im. pruned an opinion that crop thing he did was for BEAUTIFUL WOMEN. • ! rrli E greatest blemish to Beauty is superfluous JL Hain on the Face, Neck, and Aron HU BEltT's .ROSEATF. POWDER. iiamediately removes them. is an elegant article, perfectly burrow, and pkasant to use ; price 4s. or two in one parcel 7s. S ild by the Proprietor, 21, Rik sell-street, Covent-garden : Overton, 47, Bond-street ; Donnett. 3, Cheapside ; Thorn, 45, Oxford-street ; Davison, 59, Fleet-street ; Harding and Co. 89, ; Bowling atut Co. Blackman-street, Bo rough, and L'roydoa ; and by one Persoo in every town. A CAUTION TCI 'BUYERS OF IRISH LINEN. THE IRISH LINEN COMPANY'. EsTA. BLISHMENT in this City commenced with the i Vition in !ROI, now going on Ten Years their Business was removed m Jose 104, Irma GREAT ItUSSELL-STREET to No. t, BLOONIS Y-SQl'.k RE. Since our Removal, •everal Linen lhapers resell all their erideavoars to put the Public astray from our Haase, sever.tl petty intim:ions, and copying oar Advertisements acariv r,urd for wort', by which many mistake* have beta The Irish Linen Company are therefore obliged to make known, that their only Homy in London is No. 4, Smith side of tiloomthory-smmtre ; aAd.grateful for the liberal patronage whi..ll they have experienced lame, they snail strictly adhere to that honourable catmint' which (it is presumed) has oh tahoed it. Loch Piece it (as usual) warranted its to fabric; and to he bleached on the Gras., stud the Money returned if a fault ap pears. One Piece at whnleiale price, and no second price. ft:r No Article sold but Irish Linen, nothing leas than a Piece. • 4 • Orders ezecuted punctually—Cash for Rank of Ire land Notes. J. O'BRIEN, • No. 4, Illoosishary-square. Agent to the Goutparty. • DIXON'S ANTIIIILIOUS PILLS FOlt BILE, INDIGESTION. GOUT, &c. THESE Pills long obtained a just celebrity in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON, Apothecary ; and from their great success in manylobstiaate bilious disorders on nomerous patients of distinction, and tither,, particulaily the Duke of Bedford,' Sir George War- , ren, Sir Gregory Page Turner, the Dowager Lady Say and Sele, the Viscoantem Bulkeley. &c. &c. he was persuaded to otter them to the Public, ander the -approbation and the sanction of their manes. The Pith are food to be an incomparable remedy fpr re storing thejone of the stomach, for curing indigestion, or presenting ctudities, and their consequeut disagreeable eruc tati.na stW Satidences. They prevent habitual and tempo rary (ashrams, sick head-aclis, and heart-burn which is oecagi, by pregnancy, and a debilitated stomach, whe ther aAdng front the acnmony of the redundant bile, intern peritte diet, or Making to snows. By protesting adriesocretionuf the bile,ihe) are observe 4 wonderfully tocliear a sallow complexion, and being a cer tain, though gristle aperitive, they prevent those obstruc tions in the liver, which are so troublesome in all countries, but particularil fatal in warm climates. On this account they ate a valiMble leidentaam in the medicine chest, of those who go islauml, or make frequent voyages. Sold, stash:ode and retail, at Mr. Butlers, 4, Chenpsitle, comer Palgramter-few ; Atka, 150, Oxford-street ; Clark, Sti9, Borough; aintt, "Star, ameditiat yeadan o In bums' at tb. 9d. oat mop. *-J r' , - •. .. , . ~.~ . • ..L ikrAjimz . • • • :- , ,••I'. -. A .,. 2 5" , . -- ::' ,- - . f ••-• '•-• • '; 7 : :-'' 4, - - • . - ' - je.* , . .. . , , ' • 6 • . • I . . ~. ~ ~ . - tea , • . 1:.... . . _ \ - . • 1 / 2 7"t ..• • . . . ,I. \ . . • • • •- • -ir , i-A. . - • • - • •• : • ''t .- 4 r ''' • , . • • 4. . 4., ,, • ~. .. ' . . . ' • ;'' . -.. 'lei • . • , AI • • • • • a." . .. . .• : 4 vg . • , t ' W :le • : .4 •1.. ' . 1 ~... • • ‘ I . a / •,,',4; tit 6--. • ..1, 0 , ........ •,,, , ,0-11: • • • an W . :' . 1 -- i• - • . '. ..i11F . .. : 11 0 , ..e,r t • adt, 11, --• • M . , • r , . N. - , •••• . 1 .4,. ,v" '. - s • ~ ~. \\ ° ,4ol. s+‘ , • - , - _ _ .__ _......... '''''‘., ..•• ri . , . . . . . ,51. . , LONDON. TU - R§D.4Y, JUNE 26. 1810. . . . • P -fr . r9 14 4 111 1 , 17" • t.r-4 S►~tiCt~ . , • • r RICE 841 D. ,the good .of the service. The very eve of his eight he communicated to me the result of an examina. lion into the accounts of the troops under his command. Assuredly, Sir, after these speaking proofs, it wail impossible to direct the slightest suspicion against the conduct of that General Officer. " I have the honour, &e. " VANDAMBIE:' • Copy of a letter to General Harty, Chief of the Staff at the Camp at Boulogne, from M. Re. naud, commanding the 2d brigade of the 4th dill. Sion, dated Etaples, June 10, 1810, len at night : " General, I have the honour to communicate to you two reports I have received respecting Ge. aeral .Sarrazin's going on board an English brig this day., One of the patroles, which lam in the 'ly practice of sending to watch the coast-duty, and the beitellei Of the belga& ender my catiOrilind, brought before me the owber and crew of the fish• ing i boat, St. Laurent, employed by General Sarrazin. ► In sitsWer 40 several questions put by _me to them, they have made the following declare. lion : - • " Geneial Sarraeie embarked at ten o'clock this morning, in a boat belonging to Cantier, that waited for him at the little Warren, and stated that be wished to go, to Etaples. When abreast the Dumas battery, he went on board another boat, the St. Laurent, belonging to Camier. S 6 then ordered the person who steered to stand oat a little for the purpose of fishing, as he went to Etaples. When the boat was at some distance from the forts, an enemy's brig was perceived in the offing. Geo. Sarnia ordered them to put him on board her, which the fishermen refused, alleging that they were prohibited from carrying any one to the ene. my. The General then displayed a dagger and a pair of pistols, and compelled the fishermen to steer for the brig, stating that he had the orders of the Commander in Chief to proceed to England, with a flag of truce. The crew, seeing the Gene. gal's black servant also armed, were obliged to obey, and went to the English vessel, where Ge. weal Sarrazin delivered to them, in his own hand, the order brought to me by the person who steered the boat, which returned immediately. I keep the original, which I know to be the writing of General Surazin. 66 As all the reports and information that have reached me on this subject only excite my asto. nishment, puticularly from the knowledge I hue obtained, that General Sarrazin made ule of threats to proceed ai a flag of truce, I have . the hoover to inform you, that I immediately changed the parole and, countersign for this night, at all my pOlits along shore, to the right and left of La Cauche. 46 In expectation of , orders from you, Gene. ral, I shall redouble my vigilance along the coast this night ; I shall make a round myself. 66 The crew of the fishing-boat, which put General Sarrazin on , board the English brig, is in prison, where they shall remain until I am io. formed that the General went on board with the consent of the Commander in Chief. " RENAUD." , • '1 Copy of the Report of the Captain of the 7th Company of Coast Artillery, stationed near 'Etaples : " General Sarrazin embarked this morning at the Little Warren, with the fisherman Camicr, to ish. Being at some distance from the coast, he perceived an English brig. He compelled the crew to put him on board this brig, saying, that he was proceeding by order of the Commander in Chief, with a flag of truce to England. The fishing-boat returned to this battery at 4 o'clock. 1 I transmit to you the order given by the General to the crew. I Copy of the declaration given by General Sac. razin to the crew of the fishing vessel, called tha St. Laurent': " General' Sarrasin declarer that he ordered the crow of the fishing-boat, St. Laurent, belonging to Gamier, to put him on board an English brig, on matters relating to the service." 4' on board the brig Nertolas, Jame 10,1810. (Steed) Copy of a report to M. Cavalier, enstetn.house officer, at Etaples : ' 1 Captain,—l inform you that General Sarra. zin has gone to England. At one o'clock -he Went on board an English brig ; he compelled the crew of the boat to steer for her, saying that ho was go. ing with a flag of truce. He assured them that he would be back after to.murrow, to dime at Mo. dame Vergemon's, at Etaples. The fishermen re. fused to go ; but he and ids black, servant clap. ping a pistol to their beads, and a dagger to their• throats, forced them to proceed." ORDER OF THE DAY.—..lons 11. 66 The army has jest witnessed an event the rent to be expected, and which must have excited in them the strongest indignation. " General Sarrasin has proved himself a traitor to 'his country and his Sovereign, who, by his numerous acts of beneficence, is entitled to elto gratitude and affection - of ever Frenc hman. This General abandoned the post ed to him to go ' . • over to the enemy. By la ' w e am i ss ha , has Covered himself with adis grais 0 4 , i i . incurred the contempt or oat mu oft ime whose cause be has espou The army may rest assured that every precaution has been adumnl ti prevent any bad coosequatees from thin cri •me ; that all the plans that General Sarrasin mayhere formed will be easily (nitrated ; and that shams " MARION." I `~3 . • ~ , r - • • •• • I • li• GAS LIGHT SHARES. WANTED TO PURCHASE a 'number of SHARES in the GAS LIGHT concern. Any Person wishing to sell, may bear of a embower, by applying at 87, Fleet street. . LANCETS made and repaired by W. SA- Y IGN Y, agreeable to a Process peculiar to himself; being solely engaged in executiag the exclusive Art of his Predecessors, he repeats his assurances. that all LANCETS seat for Repair are treated with equal ail/ New Lancets wrought with u view to their Phyllis.. Witekrila cal Properties. May be had at No. 24, Pantsio-street, Leicester-square. Mii N ER A LT EETIL ON A hIIJCH IM PROVED PLAN. EALEUIt, Dpotis!, of Woborn.plitOt t ' Russell-square, boy,s_keve mast if to tenon, the NOBILIT Y and GENTRY. who may Aim' oecalon for the exercise of his talents, ihalhe mac betonsulted during the Winter Season, between the hburs of Ten o'clock io the Morning and Five in the Afternoon: A large Portion of the Community having been aimed, re ieved, and henefited by ARTIFICIAL TEETH. construct ed by Mt. FALEUR, from a Mineral Preparatioe, he is al ways enabled, through the liberality of his Friends, to give such references, as to their efficacy and durability, as cannot fail proving satisfactory to those who may have occasion forsuch substitutea-int advantage and iudulgenee never before, he be lieves, enjoyed by a Demist. Mr. FAVEUR engages to af fix from one Tooth to a whale Set, without lain or irritation to the Patiert.Latid to renew them, without additional charge, should they wear, or change colour. • Mr. FALEUR can also affix an ARTIFICIAL PA LATE, ion manner peculiar to himself. He has lately suc ceeded in relieving a Geutleinan, whosefisaferings and ppriva tions were great, and whose case was of the most diffictilt na ture. This Gentleman has authorized Mr. Faker (as well fries a feeling of attitude, as from a wish to satisfy any fel -1 ow-creature labouring under a similar afiliction), to refer to him in .ase of any doubt of Mr. laleur't capability. To those who are not acquainted with Mr. Faleur, he begs leave to observe, that his charge in either case will be always wand moderate. 18, Woburn-place, SOth November,lBol. CAPII • AL NEW-BUILT FRAE4IIO I . ER,2 ALE, nod TABLE' PKItIt*RI)Wn. .. • By WI N OTAN LEY and SON, At the Auction !dart, 'near the Bank of England. ess THU tt. , 4 : AY. July 5. at Twelve, etRE CONSTITUTION BREWERY, eq. glibly situate Bell4ane, Spitalllelds, communicating with Petticoat-lane, Whitechapel. This Cuacera has bees recently erecniel at the mast judicious plans at convenience' and utility, builtuf first-rate materials of every description' the interior a is ate Millie lenesit Inprovemeats, together, is red peal, If mit superio v r4 say usher Brewery of the same si in the United IC . oribratiog accommodatiOns fur mi a rt s y si i i ra trail ft aby extent, supplied by two inexh wells of fine water, withib its. own walls, stabling for twab. Very spacious paved • Yard,. Cooperage, exteasi #Mw-linodeli Mall and 'gap W a rehouses, large Coal Cr A .ep-huteses s limilerrei Mikes, with other requisite sod welWmastilpertmeant.i The Plant. .Fixtures, Drays, Hisntem; Casks,' liliplemeso, mid Utensils of every descrlptloo, • which are entirely new, aillbsan been purchased on the best possibk ready _money terms. are to he takes by a Purchaser. at a liberal de duction Mm ille4bst price. The Premises may be viewed, by Principals only, oa ars. si'ltation for Cards of Admission, to Wholanity and Ban, PiltereeilErdfOW, where Plasm ElcvatimMand Sections, may be seen, and descriptive Particalari Wel Plitlicoldre_ may IV , likewise had of Yr. Warne, iid44olll Vs Oill Moo vP4slis !tact ; and at * Auction Mars.. , . . , , .i .. 4 . ,, • , ‘......, 1 •-• , A rt: c - -1 .. I , • -•- • •y f . • _ i :~ . \ , SALES BY AUCTION. -.ow. DrIDDIASEX. CAPITAL FREEHOLO . ESTATES, most eligible altaa- ' times for nodding; vie gaat sToN I.:- HU Ila ,M ANAION I 1 , PARK, FARM*, 11.4 LAND, Rue Paves of Water. - . Two ether Compact FAMILY RESIDENCES, &c. aloe Miles from Landon. • By Mr. ROBINS, At Csarraway's Coffee-bow, Exchange-alley, Cornhill, oa WEDNESDAY, JUNI , . 27, 1810, ntl2 Lots.; . . rrHE truly valuaLle FREEHOLD ESTATES,* comprising upwirtls of 380 Acres of exceeding deli' Meadow, Onsture, and Wood Land ; the principal Poet rosining a beautiful Park, messily surrounded by a brick wall,. with as euues of lofty full-grown Timber Trees, au eacellisot,• Family Mausina, with OMces of all descriptions ; two pro. A ductive Kitchen Gardens walled round. and pimpled with a 1 variety of fine Fruit Trees, in full perfection ; two other enuipac - t Family iteakireseat at the east end of the estate, with Offices, Gardens, &c. use on Lease. the other Tenant ' at Wili. , The Estate is compact,- within a ring fence, bounded by the high road; several delightful spots Tor erecting Villas. which will be allotted in tpi for that pr any other w ren purpose; a dr), cheerful healthy situation, commanding extensive at .rich views o the Country; brick earth on most parts of the Estate. May he viewed by Ticketsamly ; Particulars may be had on the Premises ;at the White Hart nad Cra , es, Edieware ; Abercorn Arms, Stamnore ; &sex Arms, Watford; Swan, Rickmansworth ; White Horse, Uxbridge . ; Castle s Salt. bill ; at Garraway's ; of Jobs Richards, Lim. Red Liao. squire; and of Mr. Robins. Warwick-street, Galileo-square, where Tickets for viewing may be had, and a Plan of the estate seen., . . --, • ' SURREY. • ABIYGER HALL. between DORKING and GUILD FORD. Capital. VREEHOLD ESTATE, elegant VILLA, FARM, and LANDS, with extensive Commas 1 Itight.— , Ry Mr. ROBINS, Al Garraway's, oa WEDNESDAY, JUKE il.as Ttielve o'Clock, Be Lots, by Order of the Executors of JOHN 11. SKA RD EN, FAR. deceased, ABINGER HALL, s very eligible FREE. HOLD VILLA. hr the Haas style, with colonnade front, placed en a delightlitl Osborne, oantrasatling rich and extensive views of the beautiful and &wailed 'cavalry: we rounded by about 95 Acres of eacitliest Meadow Lard, hounded by tinivlog Plantation, twin Ate Streams of Water. The House combins a handsome Eanince-hall, Water-closet, Literary, Drawing-room, rainwear to Os excellent andlotily Diaing-parlour, with suitable Bed-Chambers, and Droving morns suttloservarst: A parinseats over. The deicer are will planed, and adapted to theestablishmeal ;excellent Cellos, Wash-house, Brew-hone, Laundry, &c. The - detached Oakes comprise a Dos -key. CeePeolec's Shop, Wood house, Yard, with Coach-hour and Stables, Lofts, oat Rooms over ; a Farm-yard. with Bans , Stable s, G rai ny , mid various Out4suildim, excellent and productive Kitchell Gardens. walled round, oat, planted with auk, Fmk- Trees, Flower Garden, &c. The whole its •the , met ewer' pieta Order. Also, Hod:hand Farm. near the Mambo. , with extensive Common [tights, good Fars.biese, Garda% Orchard, 'Cottages, with Gardens, and Laud, containing up wards of 17 Acres of Meadow *PaNnire, Arable, and Wood Land ; the whole forming a %oust dolmas ate ebeerfig Estate faro Goodman, on an excelled u s Mind, a short distance freak Dorking alma tielldford, excellent ' Market Towel, and 27 MileiLIM11.10411&!. _______Maallial House, Mid the Estate. ate M NM '71 116 ' rWRIIREW air . have immediate Possessios. . ~ ' ... • . ' Particulars to be had no the Pretties/4A Guildford; Red Lion. Dorking ; JUNO tOd ili e lll i r pt:i Sun, Kingston ; of doors. Logged "lid Smith, do team, Haqiighnil-street t at Garraway's; had of' Mt. Rabies, War ty irk-An-et, Coldea-smotros IllifflC Tkketti fee viswiall mei be had, and a Plan of the MAO Ilecil• - ~ ..:d... : CAPITAL NEW-BUIL'r FRU,HOLD PORTE& ALE. and TABLE' BEliti-MEWERY. I