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/ 1 . 7 • G I I ,y; I 4 ,, // 7 7 ,7 j . ..=e 4- .Zie-d f . / (7 - +.. . • ~.p , :~;~ r No. 6,731. TO 131 SOLD, 11)Y Order of the Alonorrable Ciantnissioners of hos JJ Alur.ey's i Iblyare, n a spacious Boom, at the Chief Ofice, 4M:I Broall-..tr,.ti, THIS DAY, the :neth of Jour ; THAI( IFINOW. the IsA, FRIDAY, the2d, and MONDAY, tie 4111 July, lOU, A QUANTITY of LEAF, FOREIGN, and BRITISH NANCYACTURED TOBACCO, 14:43A11tt, tilt:wore. FDIC EIGN and BRITISH SNUFF; also HOGSHEADS and PA 1,E.4 of OYER.TIME LEAF TOBACCO, now laying in the Tobacco •Farebtreee, London Docks, which are to be add to satisfy the Duties and Charges. The said Goods to be stewed at the Tobacco Worehotrke. bom , on Pocks awl et the Ch/ef Wee, Old BroAdAtreet, wrestle to the INty or Sale, from II till 1 o'clock. where Catalogues may be had at W. ea& ----=—M-- - EAST INDIA HOUSE, J , ee 23, iit2l. . 1 THE Court of birettas of the fla il ed Company " 1 Merehunts d!) England trailing to the Rust !Oils ilis &nein, ' That a tir:NERA I. COI 'RT of the said COMPANY will be field at their Heusi, in hatilenhall-atreet, on Fit 'Dd . ?, the 2.1 of July Neat, twim Eleven DN.:leek in the Vorenoon unnl Six in the Evening, at the dwdra of ate undermentioned Proprietors :-.... S ANDIA JACO:II4/X, DOUGLAS XIS SAllf, tAtODISCLL. kit:of pats. i - - irviellimrTfrir, Vial' IfiAMIAOSSgi JANES PATERSON', J. leoit.r, JAS. !!Suomi, C. J. I)OYLE, TOOSIAS •OWNDES, To Willa on the following tjudition„, viz.— " That this Cuurt contirm awn' Revolution of the %Ili ph., approving the Resolution of the Court of liirectors of the Vltli of Jordiary last, granting to the Gametic Commissitmeri, vo long as they shall be employed in the double duty of investigating claims upon the Carmine and claim.; tiptoe Taojore, • special alkowaner of :1001. per meant yuch from the Company, in adaitkot to the allowance of 1,141 it. per annum, at present enjoyed by divot under the Carnative Deed, abbd fixing their allowance from the period when other Coottstlsaias shall corer at 1,14401. per annum, to con. Roue so lung as they may be employed under the remaining Com. inmost, and to be paid, should the remaining 4 kimmiesion be the Caustic (ontmiauuo , &I at prevent, and should it be the Tanjore Commlation, from the ConfmnY.4 auk" J(lStrrlt DART, Secretary. I r IRON( unavoidable eiremenotances, it bas become neces ta to , POSTPONE OPENfhill the PROTECTOR rte (Or the prouot. No.l, Frederick's-piece. OM .7/miry, June*, MIL INATITLITION, PALL-111A1.1« ITIHE GALLERY, with a Fttiection of the IYurFa of the halloo, Spanish, Flemiah, Dutch, and Etir;lish Schools, is Open Melly, him Ten in the Morning until 141 x in the Evening. Hy (haler, JOHN YOUNG, limpet. Admission is.--Catalo,Tne is. The Subscribers to the Print from Mr. West's Plante of " Our Saelour healing the Sick in the Temple," who haye not already re wired the Ilinnrsoinnt, may receive them upon payment of the remainder of their aubectiptitota et the Mush Inettattion daily. EDUE A TIOFFITEAErnqThiID, 11 . 016163. MR. /301MY's 'ACADI:IIY fur Yl/UNG GEN- Mill EN will AN-OPEN on MONDAY, the alith of AV . The Pupae me Bearded and Instructed In the English, french. and Latin ; Writing, Arithmetic, liwok.kerp lpg, kleneuratinn, l y, the Globes, Mowry, Kr. Ikt.t and particular attention is psi to their murals, health; and comfort. Terms, including wasbing, 22 guineas per annum ; above twelve yews of age, 25 guineas. Prospectus, with references, may be had On Candor, of Messrs. thittaby and Fox, Stationers'-court ; Mr. ltasy, 3, Cuventrc.strein and Mr. Elms, 16, Walton-street, By Permission dike Right Wonhlpful the the Worshipful the Mayor. Crtit.ll.lol: 6111N1) MUSICAL FESTIVAL, for the BENEFIT of ADDENDBOOKE'S HOSPITAL, Opole the occasion of the opening of the New Words, will coin. Wen oat FRIDAY, July 2,1221, under the innhedlate Pavan. ap of— Ifie Royal Muttons the Doke Sir Henry Payton, Bart. of tifoucei.trr„ Chem/LW of Mr. Ser a T wiN Erere, Master of tith *6. ir...i rolversup r College of lisodwloltk La. the J om drain "ifteliww.d of IM IlaiTer- of Pembroke ty lAe (iron the Outset (Inflow Ifss (hare the Duke of Median*, K.U. ILO:lrace the Duke of Rutland, 16t1. rho iierl of Bristol The Earl of Delaware The Leal at clarendon The Earl Brownlow The Right Ilea. F. O. (Aherne, M.P. Right lion. Laid C. S. Man. nets, M.P. tight Hun. Lord Viscount Pal merston, M.P. Sight lion. Lard Screwy -linen Ilan. Lord J. Townsend 'Alta Lord Sashay of Ely The Lord 114114 of Lincoln The Lord Bishop of Bristol, :Purer of Christ's College *gin lion. Lord Rivers Bight qua. Pisa. Manner* Sut. ton, Speaker of the House of COMIIIIIIII Aight lion. Cites. Yorke Sin. and Rev. Henry I :uot Hun. and Her. Gongs. Neville, Muter of Magdalen College nun. Charles Shore Sir Vincent Conon. But. Sir Chaska Wat.ion, ltArt. Air Charles Morgan. But. Sir Joseph forks, K.C.11. Llynt...pen. Sit Charles Wule, College The Very Rev. the Dean of Ely, Mauer of St. John', l'ollege The Very Rev. the Dean of Pe terborough The Her. Dr. Jobson The Her. I),. Maltby The Het. Dr. Ik'ordsworth, ter of Trinity l'ollege The Kn. Dr. Chafy, !Outer of Kidney Colkge If. Pollock, Esq. Commissary of the I rniversity The Alarm of Cambridge The Her. Alexander Cotton W. J. Makes, Esq. M.P. F. W. Trench. Esq. M.P. I'. M. I:knee. Esq. M.l*. Ideut..lien. Jeallieson John I tall, Esq. 1. C. J. Pemberton, Esq. Hall IForthato, Esq. Thomas Quintin, Req. H. John Adeane, Esq. Hichanl limn% l'ownley, Esq. 11 . m. Parker Hammond, Egg. Hobert ltushbrook. jun. Eng. Christopher Pemberton, Esq. Thomas Alortlock, Esti. Hew. D. 1.. Jenyns Her. Jones Hicks Her. li. F. Travel Her. Al. Holworthy Her. James Harkey Her. IV. Townley Her. Thomas llrowd Rer. E. S. l'auce: K • The Festival will continence on Friday Evening. July 2, with a Grad Miscellaneou , t ON('ERT, in the Senate holm. Saturday Morning, July 3, a (band Selection of S.ICRED Mg ▪ a SIC, in St. Mary's Church. , a Saturday Evening a Second Miscellaneous CONCERT, in the SOW* Meuse. On lifartdor July 3, another Selection of SACRED ILIUSD O in ht. Mary's Church. And Da Monday Evening, a Third Miscellaneous CONCERT, in the Satiate House. Viral Performers :—Madsme Catalani, Aladame Colbran ▪ Xis. Stephens, and 31adarnr Pasta: Mr. Sepia, 3lr. Kellner, O 4 Biggar Ylacci. The celebrated Rossini will preside at the Vim* Feria the two first Evenings, and will sing a Duet with Ala diPle catiblit _ _ litatitutfiemali Performers r--Leader of the Rand iwhich will be sili lns ar1a11 ) 6 2 : 51 . 17 ... -' 4 "" ,-ii,r,,,i; ma,....:,:zii;;.„1:,. It schwit Lyon. Watkins, Barrington, Nunn, he. ; Violas, lila% . Ashley Wan.% t'alkith, he.; Violoncellos Itilessin4 , Say, and Gifford% Bauble Passes , Signor Iliragunetti sad -- Ttqlor 8 ['la:inset, hit. %Palmas; Flutes, Mears. Ni guel drama and Nicholls; ()bora, Messrs. Ling and Sharp; Bassoon, , 41 , 2 *AIWA t TfuolPat. Mr. Norton ; Horns, Messrs. limits ad Ettibiell t Deabk Drums, Mr. Jenkinson ; Conductor, Pru thaw Mete Wbltretd. Tickets for ail the Performances, and Books of the ll'ords, arc to bs bad at the flank of Messrs. Skriac and Ilundrey, immedi ately opposite the &mate Bomar. 61. Mary's [:hutch.—Throne, IL; Pit and Galleries, Its.; Side. Aisle*, 7s. Senate !louse, i. - is. The doors of St. Mary's Church will be opened at half-past Nine o'alsek, and the Perform:awe begin precbiely at Eleven. The doors of the Senate !louse will be opened at half-past Six o'clock, and the l'oncerts begin precisely at Eight. Ladies and Gentlemen are earnestly requested to provide them selves with Tickets and Hooks, to prevent confusion at the doors. -----_____. SECOND A NNIVERS.% Rl', JUNE 4, 11121. THE amoral period is a;.,mitt arrived which introdttreil the LON EON CIA ITII ESTA MASH:BENT to public tanks, and oft the same occasion last year, the Proprietors had the satisfaction of acknowledging the liberality with which they had been supported ; shin lid them to wake assurances of future pro ceedings which their prospects then peculiarly warrantid. 1 bey have triw a pleasing retrospection in finding their exertions have sncreeded even beyond their most sanguine expectation.. PR a patrousge NO gelWfollll. so distinguished, and to un deviating, they should cuosider themselves wanting in wiped and proper feelings of gratitude, did they slot sushe the only ier:trii in thew power, that of rendering the Letiiiiiti Cloth Estubltslimint as obis .Sete In its appointniciosiind as deserving of the high favour it hl , hitherto enjoyed, as judicious arrangem-itts can possibly etii•et : with dims view, they have added another !liaise in their previous ash-alto premise, and have replenished their l'altiable Stock with the choicest riec.oichs and :width:A for the 1401011 slllllorl, :Uhl I.f VloTry nianto sct ore. „ ...... ........ againln Nil kiting a Ca,ntilismeler of plibfir favour, tiler hrg to my they will perNevt, their highly plicoyett s, chin, every dc•cripnon of WO , 11.1,E N I IS. including all cohnrs sail (polities in LA1 1 11 .. . ,, ' 11.% 11l 'l' and PEI.I:-.st: CLOTHS. at the Alenufaciurees _ . Ti;ei1;;;;Tt;t •- ;e;,:,;;,1iii 3 O puree n( [dark, blue, rant drub, BOUM Cialitneres. which c.n,nnt be C111111114.d. * * l IoONDON 1 LOTII 111,1/41151ENT„ .: 1016 4 44 40, and 111, It Li; i; T. sT It Et: T, CanCl ut DON:lent- Erect, l'accatlilly. r, mad LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1824. For PIVIICtIgera only and wUI Sail isia few Days,. OR (' 11 I'UTTA Ihrect, the Teak Ship LLIZA. BETH, .1. I. Ilusthen lAN Tens, WILLIAM SWAN; l!omosaader sot the Honourable 'umpany's Service) ; lying in the West India Expert Dock, Limehouse. lint supreme Aecestintu. dation' Isw Parsengersi, and curies a Surgeon. Foe Mintage apply to the Commander, at the Jetneelent Culree• &wee; to Mears. Hunter and co. Nu.49,_ Old Bred - street; ur to JOHN S. ItRINLET, 11, Will Sail from tinerearnd nr at Monday, July 4, VOR the ISLE of FRANCE atatl CEYLON, the Otte roppered Ship I'IMANDRA, A. L. 0 EOM& WRAY, Commander; Burden VO Tons; lying In the eltlf Cue/ 1 excellent Accommodation* for Paraengers. t'ur freight or l'a...attenPPy to AGsTER, and BUCHANAN, Xt. !Hark-Use. A Lady tine-railing in the above ahlp will be happy to take charge or any Children or Ladies. (.41FIEES. . IN consequence of a Reduction in the Price of COF- F ENS In the blailtnt, DEACA)N end CO. be lo g e iedennt Wyk Eriunda and the rubble tier eagle Pekes. awl aeareetrully eolith it tweithe as =ree a t V I SFavoung. COCOA PASTE and l'f WM RM CllOOO LA 'l' K. ,. __ Ihaeun anti I •o. la% to odd they hams oaks siaarsnent of the above Articles oti Sale. Cadet Matt and its Wazehouse, 2,SldanaNatra4 know- uH, 3lay, Ita24. THE I'aITE ART OF itOR. EMANSHIP. ,r 1 111 !NI Plllll' E 9, late Equestrian Professor at the 1 • Menage at Hanover, &lel Riding Master to his late Ma jesty, respectfully offers his best thanks to the many ',silica and Ilentlemen who have honoured hint with their distinguished pa tronage. Ile has the honour of upprisieg the Nobility, &c. that his SeIES7'IFIC EQUESTRIAN ACADE:III' is open for daily Instruction in those deem Branches of Polite Science, which may be uttained by attention in a few Lessons. The Faculty invariably recommend Equestrian Exercise in cases of Bile, Dropsy, Indigoition, l'lethinic Habits, and Rheumatic Ifections, from its certain removal of the blood from the head to the extremities, for which purpose gentle and well.traintd Horses ;oat Pontes are kept in rendousui for I.edies and the juvenile 'wenches of Vamiliei, who will (if required) be attended by Mrs. Humphryes, and none admitted Into the Academy but the Friends of the parties. Attendance daily from Twelve to Four o'cliwk. liendemeri's hours (non Five to Twelve, and front Four to Eight o'clock. Horses bought anti sold on commission, taken in to ltait and Livery. l'erms in full to be seen at the Royal Academy, Waterloo-road, swan the Coburg Theatre. FASHION AND ECONOMY IN IiENTLEMEN'S DRESS. /111101 1 41 AS TA YLOlFtinsi CO. ' DRAPERS, TAI- I.OItS, and LADIES' HABIT Al A ENS, have the honour of appri.ing their Customers and the Public, that they have 111:310V ED to ill, STRAND, where every fashionable thirmitt b cut and made up In the first style of niodern taste and elegance, by the best workmen, and of the real Salon and Spanish Wool. Their Prices and attention to all orders will, they trust, satisfy, upon trial, that no 'louse in the Metropolis can undersell them, when superior quality is considered. Alilitary and Naval Uniforms, Children's Clothes, and hales, made at a few hours' notir.;. . . Opposite St. Element's Church. FAYINT 81100TiNO JACKETS. I.IIiIITANDCOTCI. FOR AUTUMN. OR WARM AND 1141PERVIOUS YOH WINTER, OE OF TIO. X and' Co.'s PATENT AQUATIC MOHAIR 1: GA:K[IEOON, in • new manner, so as to mist the thorny and rain, wear clean, and look well, and are better than anything yet seen in the field, which, if once worn, will always be }refer re d . They have also manufactured a New Fabric, in their Patent Mohair, (be Gentlemen', Summer Waistcoats and Tinwares, far exceeding any thing existing for coolness, durability, washing well without shrinking, and genteel appesranee, which they sell as low as frutu 4 4 , per yard and upwards, - all 3.4ths wide, or make up in aso Inannirro and their Jacketsamp may be lola making up in a t a r way. eiraraura I,br * eldshiliblamim Mao &aalnaseileperliMawalaM• Oa win. wady/ in worsted, they are •seiSPeli at the hock " Fos and Co.'s Pawn Aquatic Mohair llaajbessah 11, King-atzete, potent-gaiden," which to copy Ise felony. ELEGANCE AND FA:ONOMV UNITED. CBOWDEN, DRAPER, TAILOR, and TADIES . • 114 BIT MAKER, solicits the attention of Ladies and (tenderness who wish to be curiously tined in SUPERFINE 6.11 t !RENTS, that his cloths will bear the Inspection of the Connoisseur, and are made up by the first workmen in the Metro polis. Hls pike* are as follows, fur Cash : Supettine ('oats, from 31. to 31. lax Extra super Saxon and Spanish, from 31. sa. to 31. Ills. Coloured Frocks, how 31. to 31. Fancy tr.sistetrat , , from 12w. to Ilk. Trousers, fmtn 2110. to 32 2 . Breeches from ?..eni. to 31k. Imery complete, from 41. Ws, to M. Itratit'inrn'; Doi easta at all Priem. Lairs' Ilanis, and I :hildien's Clothes, Dressing Gowns, Over alls, Gaiters, and Cloidoi, &c. proportionably cheap. Liberal advantages to 51crchantp, Captains, and . wholesale Pur chasers, who can be accommodated nt a le* hour,' notice. i - M:Ru --- • IX/MIL/it DANIASK TAIILE- C 7 CIA )TITS, Ins. fd. each, full three yards square, with Nap kins to match, at 12s. lid. a dozen, well worth live guineas the set ; Breakfast Cl o ths, MI. each; Diaper Napkins, tic lid. the dozen, with every description of superior Table Linen and fine Sheeting', full Twenty per Cent. below the usual price of Cheap Shops; good Russia Sheetings, the full w'ilth, requiring no scant, 21. a yard; very stoat ditto, full 3-4 wide , lid.; seventeen boxes of the pnmest Linens Ireland ever produced, from Bid. a yard to ba. ; French - Can Ibunlkerchiefs, 114. the dozen: 500 elegant Marseilles Quilts, full three yards equate, 12s. ill, each; seven bales of Welsh Flannels, and a quantity of %Vitrify Blankets, with 2e per cent. off the 3lidsuniiiite prices; 400 pieces of fine ell-wide long Clothe, lid. a yard; fine undremed ditto, 14a. the piece, 24 yards. Furni ture 40.; tine ditto, lid.; good Moreau, 144. a yard; an immerse Stock of White and Coloured Flounced Dreamt, from fig. each to Ms.; Swim Cambric I landkerchiefs, fy the dozen. 1101IDE and lAIW MA NS, Wholesale Linen;drapers and Ha bertlashers„ Argyll House, Regent.street, three doors from the Ar gyll Rooms. No credit given or abatement made. Charitits supplied as usual. AU letters to be post-paid. EAST AND WEST INDIA WAREHOUSE, EXETER THANOE, STRAND. Tills 11',111P.11011SE forms a se cond division of Exeter '('hinge , where may be seen a large and well-manufactured Stock of fashionable Carriage, rouble, Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise Harness, with every deseripium of Slilitary, Hunting, and Side Saddles for Home Use, East and West holies, New South Wales, and the Spanish Main. Camp Bedsteads, Camp Tables and Chairs, Cabin Wash-hand Stands, Cabin 'Amps, Camel and Bul lock Trunks, Canteens completely tilted up, nest and elegant, at a motivate prim. Sea Cots, Bedding, Writing !teaks, Dressing C:tses, &c. A large assortment of Cavalry atid Infantry Swords, Epaulets, Sword Knots, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, (80. de. The Ilarness and Saddlery, together with the Summer anti Winter Horse Clothing, merit inspection, film their excellent quality, first lock of workmanship. and Moderate Price. The whole of the Ar ticles in this Establishment are warranted, and that excellent plan, of Sky yollf% standing, is strictly adhered to, of asking but one Heady Motley Price, from which no dist:oust orabateinent will be made under any circumstances. N.B.—To prevent mistakes, the Public will please to observe that the three principal entrances to this Outfitting IVarthouse are in Exeter luitige. .1 list of the East India Cutup/lay and Licensed Ships, anti Morning Papers, are constantly kept. A SAVING (►F THIRTY PER CENT. IN 110SIElti IIIAWF:S, ANI► GENEHAI, OUTFITS, AT the )N tN I ; I,OV and sTor IN!: e()11- l' .I,NrS WAIItEIIOI'SE, 29, I'llEe.llloll.l.V. The obvious advantages arising from purchasing of the Manufacturers, in too notorious to be doubted ; along with this, the means ttf making selections from distressed tradesmen, have given this (foot puny such advantages as cannot be fully sippreciadal without a trial, which the 'ontpany respectfully solicit. The following abstract of prise is submitted ; China Silk, Cotton tee, from *.:s. ; stout, 3s. Gd. ; very stout, 11. China, all Silk, :Is. Ild.; stout, 41. iftl.; very stout, 61. lid. Evening I hers, all Silk . , :W. 3d :. stout, Gs. Gd. ; rich lace, 7s. Gd. lientleinot's stout Silk, 7s. Iki. ; very stout, Rs. lid. '— Cotton Stockings, ral. Ater pair; line quality, Ils. 141. per do_ ten ; shoat and hoe, Is. hd. or Ilia. lid. per dozen; supertine.2s. or 225. ild. per dozen ; extra superfine, 1.3. OM. or . ' .tls. lid. per Buren. tiettticnien's unbleached Cotton, !ls. per dozen; very stout, 1.. •hl. or I7s. per dozen ; extra stout, la. 91.1. or 20s. per Joan II ult . !lOW, lii. ; fine ; Ik. per dozen. I irc. tit.. 1.. ; very stout, 2s. 3d. ;or pantaloon ditto, 2s. N. Ladies' K I Cloves, I Is. fld. per dorm ; French Kid, Is. 3d. or 1 Is. IPI. Inv dozen ; best Kid, Is. ed. ,w 17s. per dozen. io.dlciiitu's Woodstock tilovcs, IN. per dozen ; boa, Is. per (loran. lloe Skin, 2*. or to per doten ; best 11ue, N. Rd. or 211 s. lid. per dozen. Fumilitt and illentlemen who are destrouo of 'electing front an extensive stuck, will find this an advantageous opportunity of Inyintt out their money profitably. $3lllll. Agent tote Company" No. 2V, riotaginp, nearly uppetite to st. Jgrues's (:Much, SAES BY AUCTION. C4vevsham Park, one of the most disiligalshed Seats in England, in a Park of uncommon beauty, anti encircled by 1.01)0 Acres of the best Land, together with a Manor co-extensive with the Parish, Quit Hems, and eateisivri tfglit of Fishery. within two index of Reading in Berk% far th er,/ the Seat of lewd eadusan, and always die leading feature betwixt London and Bath. By Messer. ItOillINS. At the Auetion Siert, on THURSDAY. July 8, at 12, THE singtilarly-clegitnt MtiNgON and. Dt/MAIN, VE ASH .1 3I PARK, a seat proverbial for its superiority oyer scary contemporary within fifty miles of the Metropolis, and acktherlolging uu rival but BLENBEEII s to which alone it yields the palm- It presents a noble uniform banding, the south Dont ornamented by ail Corinthian pillars of great beauty and perfection, front the Pantheon at Rome. This PRINCELY MANSION MU planned and finished by the Lade Cadoxan, at an expense of 130,11001. It is calculated to athommthate, in the mutt Lamle manner, a family of the first distinction t it is placed in a lino turn nianding situation from which the vl*e exceedingly rinh arid interesting, eetensthsg at the pthMth ,ctitey. lase ceding ix the lorterntedileafither an laiey.of Winfred *Rid. widen yield only to Caversham. The pleasure grounds and plantation walks that encompass this TEKKESTRIAL PARADISE are disposed in the most perfect taste, abounding with rare and valuable shrubs. The noble terrace, Lane feat long, is terminated by the Loge Roman temple of Portland stone, of the rusticated Doric order, from which you are imperceptibly led to the um brageous walks in the plantation and wilderness, while the park i (always remarkaLle for ts beauty ) exhibits great variety of lull and dale, combined with views of considerable extent and interest. The park and farms surrounding it comprehend A DOMAIN OF lONE THOUSAND ACHES, with capability to increase the quantity to any extent ; its conti guity to Reading, and the importance inseparable from Caversham, 'oust give it that weight with regard to Parliamentary influence, that would hardly make tined the seals a Matter of doubt ; In fine, there appears no reasonable limit to the variety of advantages that exclusively belong to this property. It can only be viewed with tickets. Printed particulars, with a plan of the whole Estate, and a drawing of the Mansion and Park, will be ready at one shilling each, prior to the sale, and may be had at the principal Inns at Reading, Bath, Cheltenham, Windsor, and Salt 11111; of Mr. Sheen solicitor, ‘Vallingford; of Maori. Vandereoin and Curnyn, Bush-lane, C annon-street ; and of biesors. Robin, Covent-garden IN THE BEAUTIFUL VALE I►F TOWV, BETWEEN C.IILMARTHEN AND L'LANDII,O, A delightful Itssidenee, with Silty Acres of rich Land, all Freehold. By Masse.. lIOBINS. At the Mart, on THURSDAY, July & at Twelve, A Romantic VILLA RESIDENCE, must delightfully placed ha the ADMIRED VALE OF TOWY, Midway between Caermarthen and IThendllor the rued to Glou cester passes through the Vale • the Residence is very cunveniem, and presents a handsinne struct ure. It is adapted to acconunodate a respoetabk, moderate-stied family, and has conespoodent ot&Az of every demeiptiom The DOMAIN OF SIXTY-THREE ACRES . . Lies exceedingly compact, anal almost within a ring truce ; a part of the land is unslerlet at two guineas an we. The whole Estate will readily produce near 2OOL a year. Paniculsrs may be had at the Library and Plough Inn, Chelten ham; at the Auction Mart ; and of M MIMI. Robins, Covent-garden, where a Dr wing of theVillaand Plan of the Estate may be seen. IN BA TH.—PA 11441 T REET, A M Es'S -54,1 LTA RE, E LEGA NT' STONE RESIDENCI , PRQPCCING AT Tllli PRES l NT r ie i nv RENT £136 10s. At the Mart, t l rll/RSGAY,..Idy kat Twelve, ' AN period LEA RETOLD RESID.ENCE, held for of 41 Veen, and subject Only to the trivial ground rent of ight tininess tit comprehends a stone.buAt and very sub stantial and Gentlemanly liesetiant2, finished in the best manner, and in point of situation net easily to be surpassed is Rath, No. lit, PARK-STREET, ST. JAMES'S...42IM E. 4° HC4I9. g= " 1 10= 1" 1.411". ta. WM ?OWN. notate by folding &ors, are about 22 feet squaw, and the demo& aerangenients quite adapted to the residence; it is at preasst os Leon, expiring at hli cheidness, 1423, at a low tent of £l3l 10s. per Mutant. The Residence can only be viewed with permission of the Tenant, and particulars bad se the York Hotel, and White Lion, Bah I Plough Hotel, Chekenhani r and of Maus. Robins, Covent. arden. WANSTEAD, NI:AH*I7IE EAGLE POND. AN EXCELLENT RESIDENCE, Witt suitable Gardens and (hounds, mod 40 Acres of Park-like Meadows. By Slaves. ROBINS, At the Mart, on TH CUM./A if, the tkh of July, at 12, A N Excellent RESIDENCE, adapkxl to the acme's modation of a respectable Family, with attached and de wheal Offices of every description, quits correspondent; the latc residence and property of BRICE PIERCE, EM. The Villa is encircled by a plantation walk, which includes 48 Acres of Lund, disposed in Park-like form ; the Gardens arc ca. tensive, and in good order, with Green and Hot-house, &e.; and it is believed that few Estates at such a short distance from Town will be found to possess the same advantages. It is Leasehold, for a period of foety years, at a trifling ground sent. It can be viewed by Cards; particulars are preparing, and may be had prior to the Sale, at the Mart, and in Covent-garden. IN THE egUNTT OF RAHNOIL Freehold Investment, and 51: 1 :Acres of fertile Land, in a pleasant and inipmving part of the County. fly Alexia'. ROBINS At the Auction Mart, London, onTlieltillAY, July 8, at 12, - , in One Lot, A Valuable FREEHOLD LANDED INVEST -11 desire* situate neat Penyboor, in the countra Radnor, and in the amend parishes of Nantmd, L'landurs, and L'lanbadant. It touststa of three good harm Houses, a water earn grist Mill, several Cottages, sod rive Hundred and Twelve ACRES of LAND, very fertile, and including a geed repo t tiun of immure and meadow, neatly in a ring fence. The riser Clasteddog, a fine trout stream, passes through the Estate, r l supplies the Mill with a never-fiuling sad powerful stream, ari may also he used to great advantage, with a view to irrigate than 100 Acres of the meadow Land. The Estate is close to the new Turnpike road from Mundt to Newton. and only three quarters of a mile front the MaiLroad to Abemiterith ; it is two miles from Penybont Post-office and Posting4touse, eliEbt from Rhayader, tertive from Knighton, and fborteen from Newtown. Part of the Estate is let for EVIL • year, the remainder will readily produce 'AWL a year in addition. Particulars may be bad at the principal lons io all the below mentioned Towns; and of Messrs. Rubino, Covent-garden, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. IN PEMBROKESHIRE. PALPABLE FREEHOLD /IMITATES, Ineloding 2,735 Acrce •of Lund, pluds at (lid Rims upon tires 8,12111. a year, het mapablo of an almost inatnedude inaease. By Messrs. ROBINS. At the Anettna Mart, on T r ESDAY, the 27th. anly, in. One Lot, AVERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, • 'iterate In the Parishes of Lanstinan, Llararnantygoff, Castlebyth, Mewed, and Punchaaton, all adjoining Parishes, and in the best part of • • THE COUNTY OF PEMBROKE. Thta fotatep7v;enta an eVieetlingly desirable InTestmen4 inas much as it is capable of cmusitlerable improvement. It compechemb TWO THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY- FIMIT ACRES OF LAND, Together with a Mansion anij Demesne, in the occupation of Robert Peel, Esq., and a variety of convenient Farms adjoin*, producing, at rents determinable on a few remaining Old Lives, 1,1221. a year. The hand Tax is redeemed upon the whole pro. perty, and the Manor of blanvemantygoff is amongst this many ad vantages connected with this Estate. More descriptive particulars will be ready twenty-one (kips prior to the Sale, at the principal Inns in the leading Towns in Pembroke shire; also at Carmarthen, ALergavenny, Monmouth, and Chel. tenham ; at the Office of Messrs. Williams, Brookes, Powell, and Brnderip. Lincoln's Inn; end in Covent-garden, where Plans of the Estate utay be seen. Fo PltEsitieVisti THE ANI) 1t 1 313- rilllE VEuET.IIII.E lq)111)1.:It ban 90 long been in genrril use, that it is imnerzst.ary to offer any further reconunetalution of it. Composed of Vegetables, with out the admixture ef any Mineral or peruicitiLes ingwilient what ever, it is fn from the usual objrction ^pima the use of ether llentifrient. Its de.ersive power is just safiicicht to annihilate those destructive particles which aillx•re to the flume and the Interatices of the Teeth: healing injuries in the former, and pro moting a new }:riamel (where it icjitred or corrodcd), On the latter. It ['kiwi: r imparts a Uranium and healthy redness to ,the Chinn ; and, if used regularly, will pa:serve the Tecth in a sound state to old age. . . . Sold in holes, at :'s. ltd. by Pinkies, Vileiniqs. I, rhearsidn, St. Paul's; TA, Itetent-street (near the 1.-gyll Itoutna), London ; M'ateriou.place, htlir.bureh Sackeille-atteet, Dublin; and by the Pcsfutueis and Medicine Venders throughout the United We easeful to ask fur BI"fLER'S VEGETABLE TM/TB rowytit. SALES BY AtrerlON. REVERSIONARY INTSREIRTS, POLICIES at INSUR. A NCR, and SOARES In the REGENT'S CANAL, EAOLE I NI3UR ' NCE, andVIIHRY-LANIS THEATRE. rtaqicAt MU' By Hr. TILEWIUTIL At the Mart, on WE DNESDAY NEXT. July 7, at lL ABSOLUTE REVERSION to 211. per ADAM Long Annuities, life 44 t the contingent Reversion to one-fifth of 2,1001. New 4 per Gems., life :At agaiast it A. Policy of Isisur.inc: I, the Pelican (Moe for 4411101. life 33. A ditto an the Wetaininster Office for the tutus 11.011, on the same life. Five Shares in the Regent's Canal, raenty in the Eagle, Insurance, and One Original Renter's Shure in Drury ' lluse Theatre, entitling the holder to free ausiiiwion, and Is. at. for every night of perfounatice. Panicolars way he lend at the Mart ; and of Mt. Shet No. 28 (adjoining St. Mildred's Church), in the Poultry, h t= from No. BITE:WIVE QUAY. AM) FKKIK•VAUDS. Br Mr. biIUTTLEVVORTM, At the Ant is Lodssons TRIUUDAN, *ppm 113:M t at TwavoteCiock, ta One or Two Lemont nu" be detamineu upon at the time of ssle. AVery Valuable ESTATE, comprising the extensive Premises, called. the Upper and !Aiwa. sand Quays, with numerous Slips for Building and Repairing Men of War and Ves vela of every class t most advantageously situated nein the Har bour and Town of Dartmouth, on the west bank of the River Dart. about half a mile from its mouth, and only two mile from Torbay, In the County of Devon. The premisei comp/lee mould lofts and storehouse', smiths' and carpenters' shops, walking' sheds, saw pits, accommodations for landing and stowing timber, with dwell. mg-houses for superintendents, and possess every requisite conve nience and load advantage for COOCCFIIII of magnitude. Maw be viewed, and Particulars had, at the Steward's Office, Mow • Boone, near Dartmouth ; of Mr. Soda', Sothitor, Dart mouth ; of Messrs. Dennett, Octaves, Beeendsle, and Tatham. Solicitors, King's Amu -yard, Coteman-street ;at the Mart and of lttr. 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They are forwarded to every port d tbeconotry, on mei:ivies the amount by post or otherwise.—Priee lls.; 225.; and 330. : Family Meats, U. Ns., with copious directions. ROASTED AT FOURPENCE PER POUND. AT R. HUNT hieing been repeatedly'. calumuiatal by A. the envious, the jealous, the malicious, the grianfil..M. and backbiters of all sorts. for selling his superiorly prepared Roasted Coen at Is. per pound, and accused of baring gulled the public, and filled his wicket from the turnings of the poor, he has at lenetk determined (although he does not wish to play th e game of the old man and his are in the fable) to anonmarilate the above-navel gantry, and particularly those who esteem Cheapness the army .1 perfection, with Hoasteel Corn at one penny pee quarter of pound, at his Shops in the 3/etropoba only, for a hooted period, where Ins universally approved Rousted UOlll will continue to be sold as nsnal at is. per pound. 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