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I - - • i tn "KW -„ - It s i r4ll •44 -. i ,i, ~.., " ....,....,,:.: ' aPh - : • - • • • . . !4:..;- • .... .. c b,;:", - i.i•tt I Vl' .t• ' ••• • . . • m • ' • _ . -' - . .• I* *t 1. : 1- • _,,.,•3 . ' ..... . ' CS , . . . . • . man ..,.. • . . . s ozb e . ~ . , rota to ..., 0 3 .- niaiMadipidliMpidlimpripia...... • —___ lr ' LONDON, furtmAr, JUNE 20 1 1 1812. " . . PRICE el". No. 1972. Last NIGHT but FIVE of Mrs. SIDDONS's ACTING. TN KATKE NOY AG. COVENT GARDEN. T HIS present EVENING, June IN will M perforated. KING HENRY THE EIGHTH. Ti' whirh will he added THE LIAR. On Monday, Corialnnus, and La Pennise. NOOKS' PUBLISHED THU DAY. SALES. Deem:bed eel very elegant Cottage Villa aed Gardens, while tbree miles bf - London, on the Uxbridge road. fly Messrs. ROBINS, At the Auction M %rt. opposite the Hank of England, en THURSDAY. Jnne 9.11. at Twelve j 4 REMARKABLY pleasant detached COT TAGH VILA, fitted np mid finished is a styk of supe rior elegance, and =lent 'red in nil respects fur the onperitsr ne essirnodution .f • osodernte-sited family, ormimented with virantlnX, balcony, sod enosemitory in front, sad delightfully situate near • S4LES. I* ypeae Rut. Price Bk. bane, OBSERVATIONS ON THE CHOICE OF A SCHOOL; oabatitted to tlie niteatioa or Parents, with a View to isiniti thew la (orating a Judgment oa that important Pubject. By the Rev. C. LLOYD, LL. D. Primed 6 , imarsim. Hunt, Rees. °woe, and Rrown, Pa ternoster-tow ; and Julenrun sad Co. St. Paul's Churchyard. Cimlliml s.d very taltlisle Copyheld Farm of ISt Arm of choice old Laud (reminded from Land-tax), between Wat ford aid Si. Alban's, Herts. By War, ROBINS. At the Motion Mart, opposite the Bank, on THURSDAY. July 23. at 'Twelve. in One Lot, ACOMPACT sod eery eligible COPYHOLD FARM, tilled If AT 1112 D ELL, situate alibis; filer miles of Watford, fear miles of St. Alban's. Hens, goud market towns. mid only seventeen kora London, matt in front of the high 1 road to Reading. in the occupation of Mr. Sutherland, whose lease expires at Michaelmas nest, containing ISI Acres of tx (vilest meadow, pasture amble, and wood laud, lying nitkio a nag relict, including dree gelds let to Mr. Davis, with good farm-home, three barns, stabler, and all imitable out-budding', famo-yard. garden, and two orchards. held under Lord Esser, Mason of Watford and Casino, subject to a small quit rent and customary Ilse. May be viewed ten days prier to the Sale, by leave of the taws, with printed Particulars; which may alm be b.-t 1 at Ithe .Weidpack. St. Alban's ; Essex Arms, 'Wmforil I Aber corn Arms, Stanmorr ; Caroe, Edgware ; Kilburn Wells i Mr. S. T. Adams. Solicitor, Nu. 40, Hart -street, Bluoinsberyt nod of Messrs. Robins, Covent•ganden. where a Plan may SNP sea. AT s MEETING of the UNION for PARLIA st ENTARY R EFORM, Recording to the CONSTITU TION. June 10. 1811, EIOWARD BOLTON CLIVE, Esq. In the Chair. Resolved, Tbat the Basis or Constitution of this UNION is YI resied in the three following PropositionsREPRESENTATION—" The happiest discovery of political wisdom"—is the vital principle of the English Coned. tattoo, inasmuch as it is that alone which, in a State too eaten- sive am per,onal legislation, constitutes POLITICAL LI BERT Y. ?.d. POLITICAL LIBERTY being a common right, RIP.. PRESE:NTATION, co-extensive with direct TAXATION, ought. a nth all practicable eqvaliky. to be fairly and boorestly di.trthuted throughout the limaisity, the facility of which trauma be denied. yd. The CONSTITUT-lONAL duration of a ParliaM4 cannot exceed ONE Y HAIG Resolved, That towards Ihe current expences of this UNION, each Member shall pay only Our Guinea a year. Resolved, That no Person holdhig a Pension sw Place of Prntit tinder the Crown, shall be a blembes of this UNION. Al a NI F.ETING on sheikh, Sir FRANCIS Buituurr, Bart. M. P. is the Chair,' Resolved unanimously. That for the Appeal to the Nation, which has berm read, the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Author. Resolved. That a Subscription be now opened. In aid of the oeieinal Funds, for enabling the UNION to extend its ser vic sinthe reuse of PARLIAMENTARY Rnroam, Ac cording to the Consiiittion, by WIWI of the Press. Adjourned to Wednesday s the 54th inst. Iti a few days will he p li bli s i,„C' THE SPEECH of HENRY BROUGHAM , E sq. ' M. in the Haase of Commies, nn the Pretest State of Commeree and Manufacturet, from • Report taken is Short- , bawl. Printed for Lawman, Hirst, Rees, Oast, aid Brown, P. terimmer-row ; nod J. Ridgway, Piccadilly. 811 F. PH ER I)'ll BUSH, a enovenient divas/see from the Uxbridge-►end. The Haase pg eacirried by its pleasure and latches gardens. pliostrd with thaice shrubs, and abundantly sleeked with fruit -trees; de lathed is ftenisch-boase, &stall stable, &c. the whale is perfect order for immediate n. cups ' . May be vicwed r with Ticket , till the Sales sad Particalars 1 1 had ..n the Premises; the - Shepherd's Bush; George, Acton; the Arnim& Mart; and in Cu'reut-g•srdeu. POPULAR NOVELS Lately published by LONGMAN, HURST, RE.F.S, OWNS, and BROWN, Paternoster-raw ; and at the British 51, New Bond-street. 1. ►INEMPER. By Mrs. OPIE, in 3 vole. price M !Is. bonnie. , 1 ? TIIRLOYALISTS. By 14w. Wait, vols. 12ase. -1l boards. 9. MARIAN. in 8 raft. new:. )ss. bownir: . 4. SELF-CONTII,DUL. in 3 - rols. crustal's. 11. ila,baarda. b. FRIEN.DS UNMASKEF. By A. A. Haddam% iu 3 vas. 12rn0.104. hoards. 6. SELF-INDULGENCE, in 2 vol.. 14mn. 124. brined... 7. THE SCOTTISH CHIEFS. By Miss Jane Porter, 6 vols. Man. 351. boards. 8. THADDEUS sof WARSAW. By Miss Jane Porter, 4 vols. 12041. I*. beards. - Haw, NI iddksen. A very Desirable Caapybolat Itcridenee, built ea a maadern scale, eacellem deo, awl paddocks of War Acres. with madame by Mean. ROBINS, At the Amain@ hints, on TIIIIRSDA Air 93, at Twelve, A MODERN Substantial COPYROLD KESf. DENC F., with coach-truese, stabtiar, excellent, garden. lawn, skirted by earning shrubbery of choice plants, and two paddocks of abort( four acre", plewaintly situate GOULd'S GREEN, In front of Judge Heath's priv:.ir road to the rural village of Hays, three nailer and as half from ilasunalow, tan and n halt boas . Urahridge, and thirteen from London, sear she Grand Janctida Canal. The Premise,. were built *Main sir years, with a vkw In the comfortable an cut:l44m of a respectabk &said r, nad mow is perfect order; c..ntaining four best bed-roenn, wad three servanir c excellent dining-parlour and elegant drawing. ' runs, commosicatiog by folding-dawn, 11 feet by 15 brena fast parlour, large kitchen, mad proper domestic offices ; held wider the linear at Hays, object to a quit rest of 6d. and small One. Noble Mansion. with. a Mamie of Twenty Acres at twice Land, on the &Ma of (be Thames, and within Time Miles of London. BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, hleors. ROBINS, ADISTINGUISHED and highly-desirable MAN SION nod ESTATE, delightfully winced In ihg.centrwof 11,1 estensive lawns. pleasore-gtounds, mid plontation, extending to an ornamental terrace and the river Thames. Tat Mansion Y otmodern architecture, and finished with a view so the most perfect accommodation of a family of nigh distinction, singu larly adapted to the residence of a Minister of 'State, the dts taw from town being only three miles no the King's•ruad, and yet possessing as much rrlirrusent as caw be fnand within WO miles of the metrnpoli.. The domain consists of Vetscrn of very choice land, advantageously disposed in liens, p mute grounds, and park meadows, long distinguished as the property of the late _ _ 9. DON SEBASTIAN. By Ma Anna Maria Porter, 4 vols. Moo. ?Is. engirds. 10. HUNGARIAN lIROTHERS. By %Miss Amin Maria Fierier, $ •ols. lime. 15s. boards. 11. 0/4EII SIMPLE TALES, 4 vols. limo. price 21r. boards. 12. hoards. 13. beards. 14. WEST'S REFUSAL, in $ •ols. limn. 21.. boards. 15. ----- GOSSIP'S STORY, in 2 lino. 7s. boards. 16. RADCLIFFE'S MYSTERIES of UDOLPHO, io 4 vols. limo. Vs. boards. ADELI N E MOW BRAY, S vols. 12mo. 13s. 6d. FATHER and DAUGHTER, 19.nsa. 4s. 6d. HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY-FIRE, Ltrr, AND ANNUITIES-CAPITAL, TWO MILLIONS--0E- Flt E, LUDGATE-HILL, LONDON. May be viewed tea (lays prior, with Tickets only, which slay be bad if Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden. . . .. . N. R. Tlss Purchaser sang be allure. Orr. VIS ERONS insured with this OFFICE, whose -11. POLICIES export at MIDSUMMER. are respeetfully informed. that Receipts for the renewal of the muse are now ready for delivery at the Office, and with the respective Agents of the Company throughout the United Kingdom,. WILLIAM BURY. BeerelArY• N. B. POLICIES of INSURANCE, which expire at the above period, should be renewed within FIETZEN DAYS thereafter. with the Fur- Sir PHILIP STEVENS, Bart. and the present resldeace oi Lord Viscount RANELAGII. Immediate immersion may be obtained by taking tbeestreine• ly well-adapted Foriiitare, at a valuation. Noy be seen, with Cards early, between tSe hours of ao application to Mows. Robioa, Caveat-garden. 17. ROMANCE of the FOREST, 9 rots. Itino. 15s. boards. IS. 19. SICILIAN ROMANCE, Ss. boards. CASTLES of ATMLIN and DUN •A-Y NE. 14rna. Si. 6d. boards. 20. MEMOIRS of an AMERICAN LADY, is 2 yob. ban. 12.. board!. 21. WOMAN; or, Ida of Athens. By Miss (daemon, 4 12mu. 2k. board... 22. VIE WIPE. By Maria Benno, S wok. 12oso. 16r. 6d. oards. IS. ROMANTIC TALES. By M, G. Levris,4 vok. 4,. boards. FREEHOLD FARM, Tithe-free, within One Mile of Cs bridge, captaining ONE HUN DIED and THIRTY ACRES, of Excellent Land. By Mesas. ROBINS, At the Aadina Mart, opposite the Raul, to MONDAY, July IS, nt Twelve o'Clitek. in One Lt . :. ADESIRABLE VREEIIOLD ESTATE, eery pie:mealy situate withio smile of Uxbridv, and as the MA road from thence to Windsor, and etnisistMg of a good Farm-hause, in excellent repair, with two bans, stabling, and all requisite Earns buildings, together with ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-ONE ACRES of excellent Aleoduw, Peroure, It'd A ruble Land, in a ring tome, and lying mist compact, on Lea'e to Mr. Foskett, a It opett.Lhle tetiout. for a term, of which II years were enexpired at MiChrtdilt!S bib!, sUb . oef 11 a l o w mot a TWO HUNDREI) AN It TWO POUNDS, SEVEN/MIL LINOS AND SIXPENCE. The Estate is tithe-free, and the land-tux and poor-rates very moderate. The Could is very codtignous, giving every facility to the conveyance of the produce to the London markets. 'Die Estate may be viewed Yu days prior to the sale, with per mission of the Tenant. nail Partialities bad also at the While liorse Uxbridge; Castle. Windsor; inns at Reacondield,Salt bill, :ad Hounslow ; Red Lion, Southall ; Old Hats and George, Aston; the Mart; and in Coveat-garden j where a Plan may he seen. Admirable Freehold Farm of One Handred and Sixty *cresol' capital Lead. together with that Old-estahlohrtil Freehold Jim. the Crown. at Colebrook, and a good Dwel ling Home with about Fifty Acres of land adjniuing. By blesses. ROBINS, WA N 1::; a Situation, a Young Man, about 25 .ears of age ' as Porter in a Warehouse ; caw write a plain hand, and can have three years character freak his last place. Please to direct (post paid) for W. C. No. 42, Gray's Inn lane. Holborn. 12mn, •oIN. At the Auction Mart. up ;incite the Batik of England. on MON. DAY, July IS, at Twelve o'Clock, in Four Luis, AVALUABLE and highly desirable FREE. HOLD ESTATE, c insisting of an earelleat FARNI HOUSE. with all requisite buildings, and ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES of uncommooly Sae Meadnw, Pasture. and Arubk Land, lying his rim team, mud extending train Colnhrook to the distin guished Mansion and Park • f The Right lion. JOHN SULLIVAN. Also, that old.estidolislsed and respectable Freehold Property. called the Crowe Inn, at Colobruok, and a Residence lug, together with sundry rich inclositres issinediately behind. contra/nag war Fifty Acres. This Estate presents a oast eligible pmperiy for an investment and may produce a rental of SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY POUNDS per ann. Pomo/Age the -Estates at Mkhnellnas, ISIS. Particulars may be had SO dace prior to the Sale, at the Castle, Windsor; the Inns at Salt-hill; White Horse,U itbridge at Cran ford-bridge, and ; Red Linn, Southall; Old Hats, and George, Acton; the Man; Messrs. Oldie and Posies . , Cnr3-street ; and in Coveut-garden, where a Plan of the Estate spay be seen, and tickets to view will be delivered. MISSING. AN ELDERLY GENTLEMAN, who left his Lodgiogs in the City, on Tuesday morning last, and has mot since been heard of, and for whom the most serious •app-e -hensions are entertained : he was of short stature; wore a black coat and waistcoat, blue stocking.knit paotatoom, and half hoots, a round hat, and his own hair cut short, sad powdered. If any information is forwarded to Mrs. Piper, at the Bull Leadenhall-street, It will be esteemed a Favour. 4!. TALES of OTHER REALMS, io 9 Tots. Mao. W. ii. 111 E SWISS KM IGRANTS. 19aa. 41. boards. 26. II EMOIHS of an AUTHOR. By Jane Harvey, 3 vols. 12aso. 13s. 6d. boards. Price 6a. A - - - N ANSWER to t h e SELECT VESTRY of St. MARY-LE-BON R. on their CANVA3SING W 'for S. NATURES to EXPRESS their ABHORRENCE of RE FORM. By THOMAS CLONES. • • A severe Sufferer by she present System. Sold by T. Macdonald, 3, Harris's-place, Pantheon, Oxford street I and Bookseller in general. ESTATE AGRNCY OFFICE. SOUTH SEA CHAM BERS. THREADNEE►DLE-STREET. MR. WIIITWELL, Estate Agent and Auc tioneer. respectfully informs the Public, be has at ails time for wile, by Private Contract. a very considerable quantity of Freehold, Copyhold, and Leasehold Properit , in nil the oeighbouring Counties; and la the County of Middlesex, mune Freehold and Leasehold Houses; and in the County of Kent. several Farms to sell, load fur building, improved ground rents, kr. Mr. W. particularly requests the attention of those Persona who are desirous of obtaining suitable objects fur iovestiag their Property to advantage. A printed Particular of the various Property In Mr. W.'s hands for sale may be had at No. 9, South Crescent, Bedford 'snare ; or at South Sea Chambers, Threadneedle-street. HQRNSEY woon HOUSE. rIIIS delightful Spot is now in the highest state of perfection.—Breakfast, Dinner, and Tea Parties will end, in addition to the natural beauties of the place, the utmost assiduity and interning exerted In please them. The Pmprietee embrace, this opportunity of returning Thanks to the numerate Clubs and Publtr Companies who favour him on their Annual F. ass-days, and hopes to have the ►onou► of attending 'hisses son, assuring them, that from his extensive concerns in the Wine Tingle, be is enabled to set before them Wises of a superior qua lity, and on the mast reasonable terns. He also begs leave to Inform his Friends and the Public is general, that his Ordinary, every Sunday at Two .'Clack, has sow commenced ; sod that, nut withstanding the advanced price of provisions, he has made an addition to the usual charge, as he is determined to reader himself worthy their future patro nage. IMPENETRABLE CHEAP PAINTS. MADE WITH PREPARED FISH OIL. MESSRS. FORES and MITCHELL, al 21, Mary-le-bone-street, Gottlen-sepere, beg leave to Worm the Nobility, Gentry,and the Public in general that in eerie quence T. Yankees° laving become a Baainept, the Part arrship is dissolved, as far as it regards Yanberasan, and tbe be- Weis is onw carried on by the remaining Partners, in all its broaches. Their Paints, of a superior quality and of varies eolours foe beautifying and preserving all kinds al week earned la the weather, are from 44. to 9d. per peed. • N. B. Reamed Lamp Oils sad best gonad Oils at veyg re duced prices. BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY. No. 41, London Wall, o v inahe Meertgato cad of &Mem cn EAP, DURA SLE, AND ETR AB LIR SAINTS. per Cwt. pm Cwt. per Cwt. gliveGreen....ils. I White 36s. Lead Coker ..565. Dark ditto... .6.55. Stone Colour: s6s. Black' Invisible ditto sfil. I Chnolate 569. Red • 46 e• Prepared Oil for the otiose, Which posser.es great preserving qualities, is. per Gallon. per Cwt. per Oath per Gall. Best White Leadsls. 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Hichly Desirable FREEHOLD FARM and ESTATE, at hofield, within nine miles of Lumina, bounded by the New River, and admirably calculated for an advantageous lowest anent, containiug One Hundred and Forty-four Acres of Ca pital Land. By Messrs. ROBINS, At the Auction Mart. opposite the flank, ea MONDAY, July IS, at Twelve o'Clork, AVALUABLE apd very desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, cinnisting eif a newly-erected and very subsinti tint well-built Collage Farm-hove, wills capital burns, sta bling, and all requisite buildings, and ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-FOUR ACRES of remarkably good Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, in n ring (core, and in the highest state of cultivation; bounded nu one side by the New River, and having a frontage of 20* feet na the high pond from Enfield to Pander's-end; let on le we 10 a respftuble teu:ust, for a term of twelve years, at a low rent of FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM( but determinable by the pirchaser upon a moderate compensa liou, when a romideruhle income may be anticipated from a divisiou of this Estate for the purpnies of building, and for which it presents the MOM inviting situations. Nay he viewed 20 days wine to the kale, and Particulars had no the Premises; the winding' Inns at Enfield, Waltham.crins, Tottenham, and F.dnuiaton; the Marl; and in Covent-garden, where a Planer the Estate ina3 be seen. A biaelarly elegant modern Morn. ROBINViIIa, Ban ks a tbe Thames. By , At Lk Mart, opposite the Kull', on MONDAY, July 13, al Twelve o'Clock. ASINGULARLY elegant VILLA, of modern arm-lure. stone and stucco. freehold said copybold, form ing a noble appearance from the water, with handsome terrace. two coach• houses. stabling for six horses, walled hitches' gar den. paddock, and orchard. delightfully situated at the es treat end of Upper Mall. Ilanhasersusith. commanding the ex tensive views of the Thames, and the opposite rich scenery.— The Residence is in all respects suited to a Family of 'lank, stud cesolseats six best bed-roonts, two dressing-rooms. and water closet, a amble saloon. 97 feet 9 inches by 18 feet 9 inches, richly Saiolied, a dining -roosts, 46 feet by 17 feet 10 inches, tweak fmt-coous, mortung-asuan. study, cold-bath, the pritscip:ll rooms open*. by folding sachet. to the pleasure-grounds and ter race. protected from the Rover by iron railing, with suitable domestic °aces. of superior kind, capital walled kitchen-gar den. fully cropped, grapery. &c. with numeral's eunveuierwrs. May be viewed tin the Sole, and Pa:hind:in had ow the Pro mises t Jettkins's. Packhorse. Turatheun-green I Castle, Rick , mined aud of Messrs. Rubins, Covent-garden, when, a plan and elevation mhy be seen. • ON SPRING DIEr. 44 It is i n . spring," observes a celebrated Physician, " that coastitintonel diseases come into action ; Hod if, at this senson. people were to adapt au alterative diet, much human misery would he prevented." r IE NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE is not JL only very nourishing and pleasant to the palate, but ample experience ha. proved it to be snore efficacious in correcting the cowbell., and purifying the blend than the Lisbon Diet lirieks Of Saraparilla. People sobject to eruptions of the sk hi, and each es are of Gouty, Bilious. Asthmatic, or Consumptive Ha bits, wilt And the Sassafras Comte a most invaluable article of diet. in the periodic:of works um Medicine it is highly extolled, mod its use Is adopted by several ensieent Phssieinic It is said in a ground state for boiling (in the same masoer a coffee). price is. 6d. per posed, by W. Wilson. Grocer, lie. 99. Sven& Orders (rep 1!e coeetry But be pesespasied with fire! ' les...ell.s.p.hee.--Llegam Leasehold Man-ion, with Powessiou. By Messrs. ROBINS. At their Spacious R‘arn, Piazza. Covent-ptelen, on MON- DAY, the 'nth of June, ot fictive "'Cluck. -A DISTINGUISHED I.EASEIIOLD MAN CA. SION, entripeteitt to the neentninitdmtieut of a highly re spectable Family. and plentantic .ituotell in the best part of RUSS ELL-SQU 1 It E. The Residence is toed up In it su e et. , tr wanner, anti entomb* suits of two owl three ro-Itas on each floor ; the denoting room and porhtur ore of noble proportion.; and the d .1i•• Aires humerou- alai complete. ilrld far a term of near 903 eon:, at a ground rent ?t I. a year. ably be viewed till the Sale. and P.rticulars had In Covent gulden. • • Chatatiag Villa, within four miles of London, with fourteen Acres of chilire Land. • By PRIVATE CQNTRACT, Hv Messrs. ROBINS. AMOST Capital RESIDENCE, substantially built. and replete with all requhite accommodation for a law and respectable family. staged in the mitre of or:tredve lawns, pleleure.grtrinds, u 4 plisntations, ormumated with stately timber trees ; the *hide eavirimed by tkeirleen aeries of. remarkably rick pasture 1.10, delightfully shone For tidies front Ltiadna. mid at al akreenbit distance from the U abridge road. To be Let for a term 'if years, Famished er Unfurnished. Fur Particulars,. mad card to riaw, apply to Mein. Rahn, {rarest-gardea. ~;~ Superior•Vilia, at North Sod, Rasansersmith, lu tle centre .f extensise lawm mad :moods, ornamented with au extensive sheet of water. • •By PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Moors. ROBINS, A SINGULARLY elegant and very perfect A VILLA, admirably calculated foh the comfortable occu pation of a distinguished family, • and maimed by esseoslve Lawns, pleasure.grouudg, plantation, kitchen-garden, and pad dock. The resid e nce has been built with a slaw to the com plete comfort of a highly respectable Curtly. The detached offices are very complete, and properly treaded, and the slice tioo is presumed must unexceptionable. Tile purchaser may be accommodated with the extremely well adapted furniture, ut a valuailOn. May be viewed only wit► tickets, which ►my be had in Co. vent-garde.i. Herts.--Great and Small Tithes• of Hill Farm, batsvems Watford nod St. Alban's. , By Messr s . ROBINS, At the Mart, opposite the Mint, on THURSDAY, Jnly nt Twelve. in Oae Lot. THE GREAT and SMALL TITHES of lIILL FARM, 195 Acres (Freehold), desirably situate in the Parish of Langley, Herts, live mites from St. Alban's, nod live miles from Watford, to gbe occupation of Mr. John Sherwood, producing Fifty Pomade per Annum, but Capable of improve ment. May he viewed ten days prior to Sale, by leave of the Tenants, with primed Particulars, which also may be bad at the Wool wich, St. Alban's; Essex Arms, Watford; Abercorn Arms, Stanmore ; Come, Edgeware ; Kilburn Wells; Mr. S. T. Adams, Solicitor. 40, Hart street, Bloomsbury; and of Messrs.:Robiss, Covent-gardea, where a plan may be seen. 'kudos. klegant Villa, with Teo Acres of Land. and IMMO. diate Pomeadoe. By PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mews. ROBINS. ASINGULARLY desirable and most cosutorta. bit RESIDENCE, delightfully situate in the admired of Headaa, and lam wu ns BRENT COTTAGE. . . . The Ilona is in all respects calculated far a ranclerate.sited Fund, & the rooms are of excellent proportion.; d ,ahle.cogeb. Muse, live-itall table. and pleasure and kitchen-gardens, sad ton acres of very choice lanl immediately co:di:Nuns. Held for a term of near 11 years. subject to a vet r old n nt of IGJOL. ;afar. Tire Purchaser may be accomennottied with theappro. ate Furnitate. at a ruination, or the same will be sold by Auction on the Premises. May be viewed only with Tie.etsi which cat be bad is Co wait garden. To Gentlemen, Farmers, Nurserymen, Gardeners, and Others. Garden and Farm's% Mock. Hy Air. COCHRAN, ' Oa MONDAY, June 44 and folio w ing Day, at Metes o'Cloek e , nn (h e p rem i s e * , apposite the George Ina, Woodford, Reset, h, Order of the Executors of the late Mrs. Mathews, de moted, ,Ci OM PRISING a quantity of 'very. strong melon N../ frames and Matas, hand &oboes, lemon had orange trees is lobs, green-blouse plants, Ac. all in a 6ne state; 4orge Rhodo• deadens, in paws rover, hnneysneklet, Persianlilacs, Re. in pots, for forcing; broad and narrow wheeled carts nod harness i aSre carts; ,broths, harrows. r.dien,• char cutter,; oak ; hurdles; rick poles; ladder); hireling copper and ; a barrel still,"w lib lend pipes; Ire mine. with leather pittah-wal Wakeful F. old lead; tart/ tawdry; Riegand woof i time smoky atefol artides. ?a be viewed on Fziday, the 19tit.)pit. by applying on Me Preeabos. where CoMMilano ' shay be - kat ; at the George, not ether Inns lathe aeligkboirboott; Meson. Gordon and tar. Seedonent FenzhOrrbilemet 4 gams. Mason ' and no, .Fleet street; the Hoeft, Kesalagtoo g the Angel, Islington; and of the Atistioaeor, No. 7 t Deka-street, Grosteaor-square. • • —.ail. • . • -IS, ' 0 1 1 • • ;...." ~, 4 i i ••• • I - • i ' l... 1 • 1 • . . 4 1 ;% I • I i ... I ' 1 1 I • •• I 1 I I . 1 • '• , . 11 • . 1 I f • t 7 1 ' t•