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Company's Service, Com niander, lyirg in the l•Nst India Export Dock. This vessel has escellelt accommodation fur passengers, and carries an expe rienced Surgeon. For Freight or Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jeru mico Coffee-home ; to Illesses. Olartstaries. Drysdale, and Ca, White Lion-wort, Cornhill ; to Mr. John Lyney, jun. 24, Birchin-lane; of to W. ASTON and C. MOSS, 9, Mark-lane. MR. BRAHAM'S NIGHT. riIIIE.ITRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. On j THI iRSDAY, May 111, the Opera of the SLAVE, corn. mad be 11. R. Bishop, Esq. Captain Malcolm. ale. Braham, ti:rt ome : %dilute, Miss Paton, first time; and Stella, Madame v e str:s, Seat time. Apollo's Festival, snd other Entertainments. Vocal pieces as follow : tiler, Blow Gectle Gales; Kelvin Grove, tile. Dslham ; I've bees reaming. Madame Vessels; Pretty Mocking Bird, 'AI ism Paton ; Tns and Chorus, If in this dread hour, Miss Paton, Mr. Duruset, Ed Mr. Braham; The 31aveh of a Soldier, Madame ‘'entris Diet When thy bosom, Miss Paton and 3le. Braham ; me. by Mr. Duruset; The World's Seven Wonders, Mr. Keely ; A roan's a man for a' that, Mr. Braham; We're a' norlitin, Ma, June Veneta ; Blue Bonnets, Mr. Braham ; Sons of Freedom, Miss Paton; Death of Nelson, Mr. Braham; Cherry Ripe, Ma. dame Vestris; All's Well, Madame Vestris and Mr. Brabant; Finale, Freedom's Isle. In Apollo's FestivaL—By the gaily circling glans, Mr. Braham ; When shall we three meet again, Mr. Braham, Mr. Dormice, and Mr. Isaacs ; Song, Mr. Isaacs, The Sapling Oak; Glee, first time (comic), The Three Crows ; Dints, Ally Croaker and Gooney Gamey Gander. Madame Venn , and Braham; Smile again myi bonnie lane, Mr. C. Bland; an Irish Comic Love Song, called Cupid's Hobby Horse, Mr. Realism, the poetry by Lady Clarke; thee. Mr. Speaker, the 'tin too late. Mr. hloseheles has, in the‘kindest mar, ner, offered his services, and will play his lut celebrated composition, entitled The Recollections of Ireland ; " Ar byd y nos," wish yetis:inns, double flageolet and harp, Mr. and Master Parry; and the Baron Carl Maria Von Weber will direst his fsr.famed Overture of the Ruler of the Sullies. -- To;aoelutle woh the Farce, HIGH LIFE BEIA)W STAIRS. Lord. for that rn4ht only, Mr. C. Kemble. Tickets, and Places for the Boxes, to be bad of Mr. Braham, O. Baker-street, and at the Box-office. P ERFORMANCE OF SACRED MUSIC, in aid of the Funds of the PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY, St. (I.arge'. Field., Surrey, instituted in 1788. and incorporated in MI6, for the ndmisaion of the Offspring of Convicts and the Re formation of Criminal Poor Children. PRESIDENT. His Royal Nieuwe the Duke of YORK. VICZ.PILEVIDENTS. The Duke of heeds I Hon. Mr. Justice Park Esrl If ardwicke I Hon. Sir. Justice Gault* Earl Spencer I George Holford, Es' q M.P. Earl flrnuenor Colonel Homage Earl of Harrowby Jeremiah Human, Esq. Hon. Philip Puiey I W. 11'ilberforce, E.q. Samuel Bosanguet, Esq. Treasurer. On THURSDAY, June 11, 1626, will be given, in the Society's Chapel, a Performance of Sacred Music, under the direction of Sir George Smart, Organist to his Majesty * and„loseph lies Bac. Oxon, Organist to the Seeietaelattilik Performers on the Organ.—Mr. J. 111`,Mur ie Ais.O. C. Sale, Organist of Mt. Oeorge, Hanorer.seetater;' , tog Mt. Bitackboorn, Organist of Clapham. Principal Vocal Performers.—Mim Stephens, Mita Ctwse, and Miss H. Cause; lie. Vaughan, Me. Teetotal. ,asul !lir. Plaines. This Chorus will be selected from the Performets In the London. Otatorio. Sir George Smart will preside at the Organ fur the Vocal Department. Tickets, Seven Shillings each, to be Aid./ the Committee, at the Institution in St. George's Fiek's ; and at the principal Music Shops. Tim Organ has beta lately erected by Gray. The doors will ha wood at Twelve, and the Performance will commence at Ow Vasa precisely. Further particulars will be duly announced. APOLLONICON. a Grind lilusical Instrument, under the immediate patronage of bia 31ajestr, invented and oamenteted by flight and Rohron, Organ Builder; IS NOW OPEN TO EXHIBITION DAILY, from One to Four; per. rennin', by its mechanical powers, Mozart's Overture to Figaro, and ‘i.eber s celebrated Overture to Der Fccischutz, which it rite area with a grandeur and brilliancy of effect superior to auy other imminent in Europe. OnBATURDAV NEXT, at Two o'Cloek, Mr. PUREES, Pmfessor of Musie, will perform on the Apollonieon a SELEC. TION of favourite MUSIC, in whie'l will be introduced s.--Usee tars, "Caleshe de Bagdad," Boildiele—Cantina, "Una mu pow fa," Rossini—(flee, "When the wind blows," Bishop— [, "Let not sorrow." Weber—Chorus, Oiovinetti—Over. era. " Donna del largo," Rosiini—Duet, " Butterfly," Sale— Cavatina, •• I've been roaming," Dorn, &c. du., at the Rooms, 101, St. dlirtin's.lane. Admittance 14. 3l R. an V no A u N nc D e to El i t h AL ob E o r ty T i t 3 a: n ces try leave , andp r u e b r n tf r u e l n ly to that he has now completed the repairs of a most magnificent MODEL of S.. PETER'S CHURCH at Rome, the property of Nobleman, which has been examined and approved by some of the first Architects In the kingdom ; the dimensions of which are nits feet nine inches in length, three feet in breadth, and three feet is height. ft is the only model in the world of such magnitude, and known mho the joint production of several distinguished Popes. This perfect specimen of Architecture will be found to he a correct , rrartsentatien of the interior as well as the exterior of Sr. Peter's. The proprietor having kindly consented to grant Mr. Kieft the ex clusive privilege of exhibiting this surprising production to the public for a short time, as a part remuneration for his arduous la bours, in the repair of it, he gladly embraces the opportunity thus tittered him of doing so. Amongst ether articles of curiosity and interest which he proposes submitting t o i ns p ect i on , w ill be found wimp, anatomical wax models of great beauty, which he has just received from Genoa, and which he confidently recommends as worthy the notice of the gentlemen of the faculty and men of science, consisting of a male and female head and Colossian ear, in different stages of dissection, of an extraordinary and surprising nature, which, upon elm and minute examination, will be pro. noui•eed the first specimens of the art in this kingdom ; together with some very interesriag models in wax of the late celebrated Fire?, to which Mr. Klett will have the satisfaction of adding various redactions of bis own, and several items of taste and rirt b. The whole to be viewed at hit private house, l 13 , High Holborn, between the hours of 11 and b. Admittance Is. THE LARGEST NEWSPAPER EVER PRl:si fED. On Sunday, tin 2ist of May, •iil be nu:dished. No. 1. of THE ATLAS; a GENERA I. 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But they propose, by means of a double space, along with a careful and pains-taking system ot selection and abridgment, to afford a greater variety than can be bound in any single newspaper; their object beirg to con. menus in one sheet the various matters of fact anti speculation which ate at present scattered through many, and which no news- Paper of the common sire can contain. The ATLAS will combine three great features peculiar to itself: will form a complete Weekly Newspaper, an Original News japer of the Seventh Day, and an ample Journal of Literature, both English and Foreign. The AT LAS will have no polities of its own ; but it will have a department more interesting to the politician than any which the Proprietors could hope to supply with original writing. A selec. t:oo will be made of the best articles that appear during the week on each side of every public question. 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Prospectuses may be had, and Orders and Advertisements will be received, at the °WET of Melon. Whiting and Winston, Printers and Engravers to the King for the Prevention of Forgery, Beaufort-house, Beaufort-buildings, Strand. _ _ DRESKRVATION of LIFE.--CANCERS, FISTU LAS, and the RING'S RV IL, CURED wilbout cutting.— Mr. LAKE has succeeded in coring rear 280 fNincerti in the Breast, of the most obstinate nature, of which the moat decisive proofs can be produced. References may he had to perions of respectability, having received perfect cures near 30 years. Likewise many sorely afflicted with the Scrofula. having swollen glands. corroding ulcers in the throat. the palate of the mouth eating away, being deemed incurable, and remaining in this state for a long time. but on ap pirino to Mr. Lake, received perfect cures. Also Scorbutic Erup fions in the Face sad Skin, Cancers in the Nose and hip. cared by Mr. Lake, 34, Charles-street, Hatton-garden, three doors from Kirby -street. Advice gratis on itlondays, Wednesdays, and Frideye. Istitas without a fee cannot be answered. SALES BY AUCTION. TO BUILDERS, CARPENTERS, AND OTHERS. LEASE AND VALUABLE STOCK OF BUILDING MATERIALS. By WINSTANLEV and SONS, On the Premiseli,Holland-street, Illackfriars road, near the Bridge, TO-31ORROW, at It, /jiff E LEASE for 23 years unexpired, at a low rent, of very desirable Premises for a builder, carpenter, or others; comprising a spacious enclosed yard, counting-house, capital tight and lofty workship nearly 90 feet in length, with covered sawpits under, stabling, he., situated in Holland -street, Blackfriars.. Also, the Valuable Stock in Trade: consisting of prepared flooring boards and mouldings, doors, shutters, plank of different thickness, quartering and scantling of all sizes, rough deals of all detterir tour, oak sash sills. prepared skirting, posts. tails and hoard stuff, old stuff, doors and sashes, ladders and grindstones, a quantity of Ironmongery in nails, screws, sash weights, bolts, Ste. To be viewed this day ; the premises on application to Winstan ley and Soria, Paternoster-row, of whom particulars and catalogues may be had. Catalogues and particulars also of Alr. Msymott, SoMter, Great Surrey.street; and at the place of sale. • FREEHOLD 11017 SE, ST. JOHN'S-SQUARE, CLERKENWELL. tsy WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on TUESDA Y, the ?II um— at 12, AMoat desirable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, Land Tax redeemed, consisting of a ♦ery spacious and comma. diuus dwelling-house, with very extensive cellars under, situate No. 19, St. John's square. Clerkenwell, let on a repairing lease to Mr. Richard Edwards, which will expire at Ledy-day next, when possession may be bad. To be viewed any day preceding the sale, by permission of the tenant, when printed particulars may be had of Messrs. Taylor, Solicitors, Featherstone-buildings, Holborn ; at the Mart; and of %Vinstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. SMALL FREEHOLD and COPY HOLD ESTA TE, 0 HEAT WALTHAM, NEAR CHELMSFORD, ESSEX. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on TUESDAY, the 23d inst., at 12, AVery desirable ESTATE, s it ua t e i n t h e P ar i a h o f Great Waltham, in the County of Essex, only fire miles from Chelmsford, on the high road to Sudbury, Bury St. Ed mund's, &c., and about thirty-three miles from London, consist ing of a small farm-house, with two good barns, and other suit. able outbuildings, and sundry enclosures of excellent arable and meadow land, containing altogether about fifty acres, in tile °au. pation of Mr. Nathaniel Rayment, a yearly tenant, at the low old rent of only 45!. per annum. To be viewed by applying to the tenant. Printed particulars may be had at the Bl ac k B oy an d t h e S aracen ' s Head, Chelms ford ; the White Hart, Brentwood ; the White Hart, Romford ; of Messrs. Taylor, Solicitors, Featherstone-buildings, Holborn ; at the Mart ; anJ of Winatanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. VI'OIIUR N-P LAC E, RUSSE L-SQUA It E. COMMOD•OUS FAMILY RESIDENCE, LEASEHOLD, For a long term of years, at a Ground-Rent. By WINSTA NLEY and SONS, At Athe Mart, on 'I'L'ESDAY, the 234 i ns t ant . at 12, cry Commodious FAMILY RESIDENCE, most eligibly and pleasantly situate, No. 23, Woburn-place, Rustiell.square ; containing capital dining-room, 23 feet by 16, morning parlour, gentleman's dressing-wino, two noble drawing_ rooms, communicating by folding doors, the front 24 feet by 18, and the back 17 feet by It., two spacious airy principal bedcham bers, a smaller ditto or light dressing.rnom, two very large secon dary chambers or nurseries, two smaller ditto, good kitchen, scul. levy, footman's pantry, housekeeper's room, and other suitable domestic conveniences. Held for about 71 years, at a ground. rent of SOL per annum. To be viewed, b 7 applying on the premises, where particulars may be had ; particulars also of Messrs. Montriou and Lucoek, Soitestors, Staple-inn, Holborn ;at the Mart ; and of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. BROMPTON, ON THE FULHAM-ROAD. COMPACT AND CONVENIENT RESIDENCE, \rub Coach-house, 2-stall Stable, and a large Garden. Also a Leasehold Estate adjoining. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on TUESDAY, the 23d inst. at 12. i n T wo L ots , ....„. Very compact and convenient RESIDENCE for a small genteel family, m oat pl easant l y s i tuate No. 1, pna ow-terrace, Brompton, on the Fulham-road, adjoining to Ilfaiasseuis nursery ground ; containing a good dining-room, two drassiteg-roosSts,, morning parlour, gentleman . / dressing-room, boar bideharolvera. kitchen, scullery, footman's pantry, and other do mestic conveniences, with good cellaring ; a detached laundry, coach-house. stable for two horses, enclosed fore court,and excellent garden with lofty fruit wall. Held for 58 years, at a ground -rent of 161. per annum, and immediate possession may be had. Lot 2. A Leasehold Estate, consisting of a Dwelling-house, adjoin ing, being No. 2, Onslow-terrace, let on lease to a respectable tenant at 501. per annum, held for a term of 58 years, at a ground -rent of 7/. To be viewed by tickets, which, with particulars, may be had of Mr. S. P. Page, Surveyor and Architect, King's-road, Bedford-row ; and of I.Finstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. Particulars also at the Coffee-house at Kensington ; and at the Man. TO MILLERS, FLOUR-FACTORS, WHARFINGERS. and Others. CAPITAL and EXTENSIVE WATERSIDE PREMISES, Narrow wall; Lambeth near to Westminster-bridge. By IVINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on TUESDAY, 234 inst., at 12, TILE LEASE, for upwards of 23 years, a t a very l ow rent, of very extensive and capital Waterside Premises, which have been erected and fitted for STEAM CORN-MILLS, for which they are peculiarly well adapted; including two Mill. houses of four floors each ; very rapacious Warehouses, capable of stowing immense quantities of corn or flour. or, indeed, goods of any other description, being very substantial and equal to great weights, with loop-hole dooms to the river, a large portion of them covered with a flat-tiled roof, for the purpose of drying corn ; spa cious (tool Stores and Wharf; an excellent, cheerful, anti commo dious Dwelling-house, for a resident Partner, opening to the foot of Westminster-bridge; • smaller Dwelling for Foreman, Counting houses, &c. The whole having a frontage towards the river of 80 feet, and being in depth about 214 feet. ... To be viewQ, between the hours of /2 and 4, by applying on the premises, where printed particulars may be had ; particulars also of Wlnstarley and Sons, Paternoster-row ;at the Corn Exchange Coffee-houses. Mark-lane; and at the Matt. THE CAPITAL FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PRE MISES OF SIR PETER POLE, BART., THORNTON, FREE, AND C0.,1N BARTHOLOMEW-LANE, NEAR TO THE DANK OF ENGLAND. By WINBTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on TUESDAY, June 6. at 12. in one lot, THE capital and commanding PREMISES, many years established foe the Banking hotline/IN for which, an Insurance Office, or any public or large concern of the first conse. nuence, they are most peculiarly adapted, both in point of coove.l nience of arrangement and advantageous situation, being No. 1, Bartholomcw.lane; and Two Houses in Capel-court, in the imme. diate vicinity of the Bank, Royal Exchange, Stock Exchange, Ac.l The Freehold part includes the whole front in Bartholomew-lane, extending in part over the entrance to Capel-court, and in depth' nearly fill feet, with a good Dwelling-house over. The Leasehold part comprises the two houses behind, occupying the whole of Copel.court on the south Ride, and are arranged for the purposes of business on the ground-floor ; having a most capital strong mom, of very large dimensions, and convenient neatly-fitted dwelling rooms in the upper part ; and are held under the Corporation of the Sons of the Clergy, at a moderate rent. To be viewed 21 days preceding the sale, by applying on the premises. witerz printed particulars mry be had. Particulars may also be had of Messrs. Dawes and Chatfield, Solicitors, Angel court, Thvogniorton-street ; at the Mart; and of Wlnatanley and Sons. Paternoster-row. CHEVALIER RITSPINCS MEDICINES. TCHEVALIER RUSI'INI begs to inform th e Al Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that he has appointed Mr. Charles Bader, 4, Cheapside, Agent for the sale of his Medicines, viz. the Dentrifice and Tincture for beautifying and prey ruing the Teeth and G.tms, and fastening those Teeth that are loose ; his Elixir for curing the Tooth-ache ; and the Balsamic Styptic for ' I stopping all Bleedings external and internal. They are now prepared by the CHEVALIER from the original Receipt of his Fath-ir. Sold by Butlers. Chemists, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's, Landon ; 64, Sackville-street, Dublin ; and 73, Princes -street, Edinburgh; Smyth and Nephew, Perfumers, New Bond-street and thePrincipalMedicineVenders throughout thelThltedKingdom. •„• The above Medicines cannot be Genuine unless the Name of the Chevalier J. B. RuNplni. is engraved on the Liovestraent Stamp which is attached to each Box and Bottle. SALES BY AUCTION. REG ENT'S PARR. YORK MEWS. AT THE BACK (IF YORK-TERRACE. Stabling for tire Horses, two Coach-haws. Loft, and Man's Room. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regenustreeto At Garraway's. TO-MORROW. at 12, A Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held for a long Al . term of years ; comprising a three-stall and a two-stall stable, and two coach-houses, one of which is at present converted into a hardess-rnom, aith loft and loan's room over. situate in York. meets, York-terrace, lettered C, and numbered 5 and 6, of which immediate possession may be bad. Slay be viewed by applying at No. 4s, York-terrace. Patti. culars may be had on the premises at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent.street. FREEHOLD VOTE for the COUNTY of 3111)DLESEX. COMPACT DWELLING-HOUSE and GARDEN, Devonshire -street, Queen-square. By Mr. ROBINS. (Of Warwick House. Regent-street), At Garraway's, TO-MORROW, at 12, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a Compact DWELL' NO-HOUsE, situate No. 11, on the east side of Deronshire.street, Queen-square. in the occupation of Mrs. King, tenant at will, containing, on the tipper floor, two attics : on the second floor, two bed-rooms and, a dressing closet; first floor, • drawing-room, bed-chamber, and dressing-room ; ground Moor, an entrance lobby, two parlours, and large closet; kitchen. In the basement, wash-house, and convenient slows; cellar and vault for coals, etc. To be viewed by leave of the tenant, of whom partienlars may be had ;of Messrs. Graham, Kenderley, Dtrinviik, Lincoln's Ina ; at Gangway's; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Ae gent.street. ROCH FORD HUNDRED, ESSEX. A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. Let go Lease to an opulent and most respectable tenant. By Mr. W. W. SIMPSON, At Garraway's, London, on TUESDAY, June 13, by order of the Trustees. ' , PHIS FREEHOLD FARM is situated within one JL mile of Rayleigh, three of the pow of Leigh, and six of Southend, *fashionable watering•place in the county of Essex. It contains one hundred and eighty-five acres of arable and pasture land, lying within a ring fence, with an excellent farm-house, barns, 'stabling, and every requisite agricultural building adequate to the extent of land ; let on lease for the term of ten years from 11124, at a rental of 2101. per annum. This Estate is Freehold, with the exception of four acres, which are copyhold, and subject to a ttiflingquit.rent, and to a land-tax of 4!. per annum. May be viewed, and particulars had in due time, of Mr. IYm. Downes, Land Agent. Colchester ; of E. Downes, Esq. Solicitor, Furnivars-inn ; and of Jr.A W. W. Simpson, 24, Bucklerabury, London. where a plan of the Estate niay be seen. ARDbEIGH PARK ESTATE, ESSEX. HIGHLY IMPORTANT A NI) VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE AND MANOR, With Quit-rents and Fines, which present an unusually fine oppor tunity fur the 'Permanent investment of Capital. By Mr. W. W. SIMPSON, At Garraway's, London, on TUESDAY, June 13, by order of the Trustees, A RDLEIGII PARK, a very valuable FREEHOLD L. MANOR FARM, pleasantly situated in a salubrious and fine sporting part of the county of Essex, surrounded by capital roads, only four miles distant from the port of Colchester, and five from the port and town of 31anningtree. it comprehends eight hundred and ninety-seven acres of excellent mixed soil, arable and pasture land, ornamented with thriving timber and plantations, and lying nearly within a ring fence, di►ided into several farms, with residences and buildings, and let on leases to most respectable tenants, sad producing (inclusive of the manorial rights), a rental of 1.493/. I,er annum. The Manor, with the principal residence (in the occupation of G. W. Kelly, Esq. on lease, which expires at Michaelmas len), stands in a park of 21i acres in extent, approached by a carriage drive, and nearly belted by luxuriant plantations ; a garden laid out with taste, and planted with standard fruit trees ; disable coach-house, riding-horse stables, and other convenient detached offices: This Estate is situated in a most pleasant and highly favoured part of tl.z county, commanding extensive views, and is peculiarly adapted to any gentleman fond of field sports, as game is in great abundance, and pheasuita might be preserved at a trifling ex pense. . . . . . Particulars will appear in due time, and may be had of Mr. W. Downes, Land Agent, Colchester ; John Strutt. Esq. Solicitor, Dedham ; E. Downes. Esq. Solicitor, Furriest's-inn ; and of Mr. W. W. Simpson, 24, Bucklersbury, London, where a plan of the Estate may be seen. ,THE ESTATES OF THE COUNT AND COUNTESS DE FREVTAD, • In the Parishes of Gillingham, Wickham Skeith, Stoke! Ash, and Cotton, desirable parts of the County of Suffolk. By Mr. W. W. SIMPSON, At Garraway's. London, some time in the Month of JUNE NEXT, by order of the Proprietors, in Lots. T HE ESTATES contain THREE HUNDRED and FIFTY-THREE ACRES of good sound Arable and Pasture Land, part Freehold, and the remainder Copybold ; let to respectable tenants, at rents amount ing to FOUR HUNDRED AND SIXTY-EIGHT POUNDS PER ANNUM, and divided as follow : GISLINGHAM ESTATE, containing Seventy-six Acres, with a respectable Farm-hoose, in good repair, barn, stabling, cart-lodge, and other out-buildinga ; nine miles from Stowmarket, sixteen from Bury, and eight from Diss. ►VICKHAM SKEITH FARM, containing Forty-three Acres of sound Land, in a good state of cultivation ; Farm-house, barn, stable, cow.bouse, cart-lodge, and Piggeries. STOKE ASH FARM, containing Twenty. fire Acres, barn, stable, cart-lodge, and other out-buildings. COTTON AND WICKHAM SKEITH FARMS, containing Two Hundred and Nine Acres, with a Farming Re sidence, orchard, and garden, two barns, stabling, cow-hudes, bullock-sheds, and cattle-yards, fully adequate to the extent of land. The property is subject to land-tax and a trifling quit-rent. May be viewed, and particulars had in due time, of Messrs. Frere and Forster, Solicitors, 6. Lincoln's Inn New-square ; and of Mr. W. W. Simpson, 24, Bucitlersbury, London. SUSSEX AND HAMPSHIRE. VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTA TES, Delightfully situated In fine Sporting and highly-fa►oured Dis tricts, a short distance from capital Corn Markets, and near to • Navigable Canal ; the whole containing Five Hundred and Fifty seven Acres, with • superior Family Residence, Farm-houses, and Workmen's Cottages. By Mr. W. W. SIMPSON , At Garraway's, London, on TUESDAY, Jtt . ne 20, by order of John Ayling, Eq., the Proprietor, in Three Lots: TOT I will comprise the ASH ESTATE, delightfully ■ 4 situated in the parishes of Stedbam and Woodbedding, near to a navigable canal, within three miles of Midhurst, eight of Petersfield, and thirteen of the city of Chichester, a moat favoured and picturesque part of the county of Sussex, ornamented with fine growing timber and luxuriant plantations, bounded by the estates and preserves of LORD ROBERT SPENCER and Sir Charles Hamilton, But., thereby insuring to this estate an sbandant supply of game, from its proximity to the above strictly-protected preserves. THE PRINCIPAL RESIDENCE, CALLED ASH, is erected of stone and brick, and is placed in a rich and pic turesque vale, surrounded by bold and romantic scenery, with a lawn, and ornamental piece of water in front, well stocked with fish, and gardens laid out with lute, which, together with an orchard, are planted with choice fruit trees. The attached and detached offices are of the usual description, with chaise-house, riding-horse stable, and hound kennel. The Land is of the extent of THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-EIGHT ACRES of excellent Meadow and Arable, in a high state of cultivation. The greatest possible care has been paid to the growth of the timber, as well also as to the plantations and the preservation of the game. On desirable parts of the Estate are placed two fern[-houses and four workmen's cottages, substantially eteckd of stone and brick, with gardens, orchards, and agricultural buildings, judiciously arranged, fully adequate to the extent of land, and in excellent repair. Also REYNOLDS' FARM, containing thirty-one acres (more or low) of Freehold Arable and Plantation Land, lying nearly contiguous to the Ash Estate. Lot 2 will comprise SLEYOATE'S FARM, situated in the pariah of Stedham, about two miles distant from Ash, It eon. tains seventy-five acres of arable, meadow, and plantation land, with farm-house, hams, stables. cow-house, sheds, and work. man's cottage; the whole of which is freehold, land-tax re d eem ed . Lot 3 comprises BUNTER'S FARM, situated in the parish of Steep. in the county of Hants, distant about three miles from the Ash Estate, containing ninety.foar acres of meadow and wood land. on which is erected a cottage residence. bum, and sheds. The entire Estate is In the bands of the Proprietor, subject to a trifling land -tax, and a free rent. Particulars will appear in due time, and may be had en erpplica. tion In Memo. Ellis and Hale, Snhotort. PetwnTal; and of Mr. W. W. Simpson, lit, Bucklersbuty, London, BALES BY AUCTION. TO BAT-AIANUPACTURERS. DYERS, POUNDERS, AND OTHERS. SPACIOUS PREMISES, UNION-STREET, BOROUGH. By DRAYTON aad VENTO,M, At the Auction 31are, on TUESDAY NEXT, at 12, by order of the Assignee of Mr. Wm. Beale, Hat-manufacturer, A Valuable LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, situate No. I. r 3, the preferable part of Union -street, linough; consisting of a brick-built Dwelling-house, possessing ample accommodation for a respectable family, together with an extensive rang of build. ing, comprising atiffeniog shop, logwood-store, stufCroom, dye house, making and finishing shops, three warehouses. with lofty and bow room over, with every necessary erection for the prosecu tion of a concern of magnitude; the whole combined forming a de. sirable acquisition, and possessing the gnat convenience of a se parate entrance to the f.etory. The whole in good repair, and held on lease for an unexpired term of 13 yrars from Christtnu 1825, and subject to the very low rent of 32/. 10s. per annum. May be viewed any day weeding the Sale. Printed particulars bad on the premises; of Mr. Fawcett, Solicitor to the Commission, No. 1, .fewimatreet. Alderagate-street; of Drayton and Vetitom, Auctioneers and Surveyors, 27, Leadenhall.street ; and at the Mart. RE-SALE. TO BREWERS. PUBLICANS, AND OTHERS. FREEHOLD PUBLIC-HOUSE and PLOT OF UROUND, Pickle Herring, Sou.hwark. By DRAYTON and VENTOAL At the Auction Alert, on TUESDAY NEXT, et 12, by direction of the Executors and Devisee of the late Joho Green, Esq. de. ceased, in Two Lots, in consequence of the Ruiner purchaser not having completed his contract. Lot 1. A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE. comprising L the Waterman's Arms Pablic-Huuse and Liquor. Shop. very eligibly situated opposite the Whsrf at Pickle Herring, containing every necessary accommo t l a ti o n for the prosecution of an extensive business; in the occupation of Mr. J - but let on /ones, lease to Meux and Co., whose term expirea at Midsummer 1828. Lot 2. A PLOT of GROUND in V INE-YA D, in ham!, and adjoining the pre(eding Lot, together with the Brick-Work and Materials thereon, particularly calculated for building. May be viewed by permission of the tenant. Printed particulars had at the Waterman'a Arms ; George ton. Bow ; Messrs. Ste phens and Hills, Solicitor, l4laitistone ; 31r. Kaye. Solicitor, 10, Hyer's-buildings, Holborn t and of Drayton and Yentas], Auc tioneers and Surveyors. 97, Leadenhall•street. COCK FOSTERS, NEAR SOUTHGATE, MIDDLESEX. GENTEEL. FAMILY RESIDENCE, With Chaise-house, Stabling, and large Garden, and 14 Cottages contiguous. By DRAYTON and VENTOM. At the Auction Mart, nit TUESDAY NEXT, at 12, by order of the Proprietor, in Four bunt, A, Respectable timber-built andstuccoed RESIDENCE, desirably situated at Cock Fosters, near Past Barnet and Southgate, Mithiksex, ten miles from London , containing six chambers, drawing and dining rooms, domestic dikes, coach house, two-stall stable, flower aid kitchen garden, held for a term of 44 yearn, at a ground rent of If. per annum. A brick-built Dwelling-house, three Cottages, and a Shop adjoining, in the oc cupation of Messrs. Harrison and others, producing a net rental of 54/. per annum. Two timber-built Cottages, let to Hillyer and Dawson, at 221. per annum ; and eight timber-built Cottage% ad. joining, producing 461. Pis. The whole of the cottages held fur 51 years wanting 21 days, at a pepper-corn rent. The house may be viewed any day preceding the Sale, by tickets only, to be had on application to Drayton and Ventom ; and the cottages by permission of the tenant s . P r i nte d p art i cu l ars h a d at the Red Lion, Barnet; Cherry Tree, Southgate; Bull, Whet stone; of Messrs. Overton and Combe, Solicitors, Tokenhouse.l yard; and of Drayton and Ventom, Auctioneers. Surveyors, and Estate Aftents, 97, Leadenhall-street ; and at the Auction Mart. N.B. The Cottages will be Let on Leases, should an acceptable offer be made three days prior to the Sale- TOOLEY-STREET, SOUTHWARK, AND LOWER TOOTING, SURREY. VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PRO-' PERTY. AND VOTE FOR THE COUNTY. By DRAYTON and VENTOSI, At the Auction Matt, nese the Bank of England, nn TUESDAY NEXT, at 12, in Lots, by order of the Mortgagee and commit of the Assignees of 'fo'Vey and Jeapes. Builders, Bankrupts. AFREEHOLD Brick-built DWELLING-HOUSE and SHOP, situate No, GO, Toolev.stieet, Southwark ; let on lease to Mr. Tolhurst, Oilman, for an unexpired term of seven teen years, producing 351. leer annum. Also, a valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising Eighteen newly-erected brick-built and stuccoed Residences, with slated roofs, built in pairs, containing each three chambers, twit parlours, kitchen, garden, and neat fore-court, very delight. fully situated at Tooting-grove, Lower Tooting, seven tidies from London, immediately contiguous to the high road, and command ing beautifully interspersed views of a rirlt and fertile country ; the neighbourhood truly respectable. They are held on leases for unexpired terms of 91 years. at low ground -rents. The leasehold property may be viewed till the sale, on applies. tion to John Elen, near the premises ; and the freehold by tickets only. Descriptive particulars may he hail at the Castle, Tooting ; Horns, Kennington; of Messes. !Slacker and Gait‘kell. Soli.eitorg, Commercial Chambers, Alincing-lane ; Messrs. Overton and Coombe. Tokenhouse-yard, hothbury ; of Drayton and Ven torn, Auctioneers, Surveyors, and Estate Agents, 97, Leaden hall-street; and at the 51art. STOCK OF RICH CUT GLASS. By Mr. WILLIAMS. At the Auction Mart, THIS DAY, at 12, ASUPERB Assortment of CUT GLASS, o f th e b es t description ; consistirg of dessert services. trifle dishes, sets of decanters, water jugs ace table molts, wines, clarets, cham pagnes, tumblers, goblets, butter and sugar bi.ins, salts, linger cups, celery glasses, ice plates, &c.; el e g an t chandeliers for eight and six lights, bronze table and sideboard lamps, double and single light lustres, &c. &c.; lotted suitable for merchants, captains, hotel and tavern -keepers, and private families. TURKEY CARPETS, JUgl• IMPORTED. By Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Mart, Bartholomew-lane, TO-MORROW, at 12, THIRTY TURKEY CARPETS, of various siz e s, superior texture, and new designs, worthy the attention of Gentlemen, Upholsterers, &c. To be view this day and morning of sale; and catalogues had at the Mart; ()areaway's; and of Mr. Williams, Thlog morton.street. TO ARCHITECTS. SURVEYORS, &c. By Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Mart, on SATURDAY NEXT, acl2, QUNDRY MISCELLANEOUS EFFECTS of an L ARCHITECT and SURVEYOR (taken in execution), consisting of plans, elevations. mid designs of several of the public buildings in the city of London, &c. now erecting, books, books of prints, drawing paper, portfolios, drawing boards, mahogany library writing-tables, and various other effects. To be viewed to-morrow and morning of sale ; and catalogues had at the Alan ; and of Mr. Williams. 'Phrogtnorton-street. Cll ELTEN H A M.—TO CAPITA LISTS. ELEGANT RESIDENCE, AND GROUNDS, Laid out in the most tasteful and costly style, in the highest state of perfection ; eligible for Investment, or suited for a Family of Distinction. By Mr. W I LI. I A NIS, At the Auction Mart, near the Rank of England, on WEDNES DAY, the 31st inst. at 12, unless previously disposed of by PneateContrart. lIJAKE HOUSE, the late Property of Thomas Tomlins, Esq. deceased, with all requisite attached and detached offi ces, lawns, shrubberies, pleasure grounds, walled gardens, orchard, green and hot-housez, graperies, gardener's cottage, lake of orna mental water, &c. &c. This very desirable Estate is Freehold and part Copyltold, of tRe Manor of Cheltenham, only sub i tect to a nominal line and quit-rent, being equal to Freehold, tithe-free, and land-tax redeemed ;- comprising in the whole about eight acres, beautifully situate at an agreeable distance from the town, and within a few minutes' walk of Thompson's celebrated Spas. The Villa and offices have been erected with the very best mate. rials, regardless of expense, and immediate possession may be had. The purchaser to have the option of taking the excellent Furni. titre and Effects at a valuation; or if rejected, will be Sold by Auction, on the Premises. To be viewed, by tickets only, which, with descriptive parti. culsrs, may be had of Mr. Foreford, Solicitor, and Mr. T. Wil liams, Cheltenham. Particulars also at the principal Inns at Leamington. Bath, Oxford, and Brighton ; of Mr. Stretch, Wor cester ; at the Auction Mart ; Oarraway's ; and of Mr. Williams, Throgmortom‘treet. MODERN FURNITURE. VALUABLE PLATE AND PLATED WARE, Damask Table Linen, Chira, Glass. Pictures, Prints, an elegant Cabriolet. Gold Chronometer, Double-barrel than, pair of Duel ling Pistols. &c. &c., the property of a 3 an pf rashion. By Mr. JAMES DENEW, At his Great Room, Charles street. Berkeley-square, THIS and' following DAY, at M. THE modern and excellent FURNITURE, pier and chimney glasses; handsome stirr piste, consisting of a venison dish and stand, soup tureen, meat dishes, &e.; plated ware, linen, china ; a few fine cabinet pictures, by old masters ; an elegant cabriolet ; a capital Gold watch ; pocket chronometer, with chain and seals ; double-barrel gun ' • pair of duelling pistols; loud other items, tbo property of a Man of Fashion. The Furniture includes a set of twelve parlour chairs, covered is red Morocco ; patent dining-tables ; breakfast and tow ditto; pe destal sidebo ard Oibrary book-case and winged wardrobe of the choicest wood and workmanship suit of nwewood drawing-room tables, cabinets, chairs, and fauteuils ; Brussels arid Tutkey car. pets ; the usual appendages of the bed-chamber, &c. &e. To be viewed this morning, when catalogues may be had at the Auctiou.thom, Charles-street, Rerkelepsquatc. SALES BY AUCTION. SAXONY WOOLLEN CLOTHS. By Mr. MILLS. At the Auction Mart. Bartholomew-lane. TO.MOIIIIAOW. Iff ft. under a Bill of Sale, and without mem VIFTY-FOUR ENDS of SAXONY / SY= of 1 ENGLAND ClArrllS; comprising Blacks, Blues, mid fashionable Medleys. Mae be viewed, and particulars had at the Mart, and at Mr. Mill es Offices, 1, Charei-Ploce.PoultrY• SPLIRND(I) DEGORA3I%/L FURNITURE', Sive Porcelain, Agates, rick Or-viola Bronzes, Ivories, &c. A rt R. I'HILLIP: 3 I most respeotfiskl7 notifien, tit,* THIS and several &dimming DAYS. ,at One o'filaalti each day he abet' SUBMIT by AUCTION. a his Omar Ram is, No. 73. New Boadestmet. a select ASOLM BLARE 0 costly and auperlatively elegant Will la and P1112151A.11 FUR. N [WILE of the highest clau, and in the immediate UM* ILYA ; finest limo of Louis the Fourteenth I embracing armoires. ealeigi%l commodes, biblimiteeptos, toilettes. therms. tripods, jardmimrsa. 04, cabinets. principally designed and executed by tilt annoy of this.. days, Boole and Ketone; and now is the Ilid,hea preservation. This collection also beams many of the finest *oecinittas of the altt ) Royal alive, io urns,vames,sid convenes, of exo Melte torms, wroumr lll l', with piens] tane, and cinched by allegorical cud well.fansied vices, in gilt bwmae of the most elaborate chasing, from she Li, Duke of Orleans' collection : ancient and trod arn broasall. Can 64. labran, clocks, gine:doles. and scritoires, classically designed at. 4 chastely decoretat ; a cabinet of agates of the most precious quaky and beauty, arranged sad mounted with simple eleizsmie. . pally collected .by Wm. Beckfuro. Eaq. at Foothill; grasps tir . .4. igutes, cups and tankards. framed of sculptured Avarua.. bg distinguished artists., 11. Cellir.i and Flamingo, and a rasistr sable objects of taste, utility, and ornament, of.the most expeovoter fleas and character, anbedly fannies/a roust attractive and splend A.. group, the prop tzty of a collector, by whom n 'sty liberal cwt, d,. Lure has bevy Maimed in seinting 11141 i Ma•Rißg lien • and varied elegatiria which characterise this highly estimable semblage, and afloat are to be sold in consequent: of t:1; Isswert wholly declining thin branch of his business. lilay be vies ed till the sale, ley catelogues, at Is. &I. each, 44 to bad at Mr. 73, New Baragratreet. — Thrhi‘ 4147poisi tio. 10s. &L THE _TRUE HISTO R Y of th e STATE nu. SONER, commonly rolled " The lota ostrecuol from Documents in the Frets& Archive*. •By the Hon. GEORGE AGA R 1.18. Printed for John Murray. Albemarie•strers. Thfs day is pulilished. price Ik. The Second K&Idoo, revised and enlarged. of ESSAYS on " the FORMATION ana 1 1 1113LICATIY . of OPINIONS, and on other subject*, Printed for K. Bunter, 7 - 2, St. Paul's Church-yard. This day is published, 3 vols. post Bvo., 11. I is. ext. beard IBOYNK WATER, a Tale. By the O'HARA, 1 Family. Authors of Tales. comprising Crohoort of ILI Bill-hook, the Fetches, and John Doe. London : W. Simpkin and H. 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Gent, Sixth Edition, cnnnideraldy enlarged and improved, and illustrated will' numernun New Etta atiil Engravings of INA, Plies, &c. drawn from ihe hfe. " This little book is quite studded with wall executed Engra vings on wood, exhibiting faithful portraits of every object lelho Angler'irpursuit, as well as eaplitnittory repretsuitationiso; ash* Implements employed in Fishing, with full antl atm Instswetlar.a for using therm. N e were much pleased to find some stualLsla,,, structirms for Trolling, which we have hunteil.fiw In vaioia ton and Votton."—Ands of Sporting, Nos. 22. 22. Also. by die ovate Author, The YOUNG ANGLER'S UlJll4,.absulged bon Orators work. •Price Is. lid. in boards. The TROLLER'S GI/IDE. Pskela. Published by threrwond, Gilbert, and , Piper. lionnooveronsr. On a large sheet. price coloured. 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Published by Stbsowe•d, Sithen, mml riper, Pateracete-ftiq, CAPITAL COMMANDING SHOWY FRONTED SHOP AND PREMISES, FLEET-STREET, THE CORNER OF CHANCERY-LANE. By WINSTANI,EY and SONS, At the Mart, on TUESDAY, th e 23d i nst . at 1 2 , i n Two Lots, THE very desirable and commodious PREMISES of 31r. Robert Thomas, haberdasher, retiring from business ; comprising a commanding and showy fronted shop, with excellent light show-rooms, convenient dwelling-house, private entrance, and good domestic accommodation, situate the corner of Chancery-lane, ha Fleet-street; held by lease from the Corporation of the City of London, for an unexpired term of 34 years and a half from Mid as/mar neat, are ground -rent of 451. 'AISO 41J)W ELL! NG-11011SE and SHOP, No. 2, Chancery line, alto possessing an excellent and showy frontage, situate adj:kag tkeferruer ; held fdr 34 years and a half, at a low rent ' t tie viewed by applying on the premises, where printed par. tleulars may be had; also at the Mart; and of Winstanley and Sans, Patenciewr-iow.