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Inc:whit' P:nitertl with malty Thowiand lin in.tssiu ; Car Sent!and, 100 Plates with d ttn; Plate 400 Coma; sitndry Portratta of A*tists, lished Plates, by Mrs. Conway ; du,,lieate bury', Shakespeare, by Hartoluzai, Ste Print 41 4 Paper, dee. T t be viewed This Day, and till Cataingue. mal be 144. By LEIGH god NUITII At their Hoye, No. 14 s, its the Strand Street (rFitiowl from Tiik itre?t, WEDNESDAY NItX f, end Five fallow, excaptA), at' he "'Clock, pIIE LT B ARIES of the E sc; usH,r4 D. Author of PI To be viewed ; Catalogues to ba 11,41 COPIIIOI.O ESTATE, HI ' l / 4 $y WWI swills At Garraway's Cofee-fl 'use, Cor;ihill. 105, at Twelve AVALUABLE COPYHOI sifting of a siih.tartrial Brick a Coach hmis?, Stable, and Offices; S 111•11 Friuli Omit n, aid situate in that very agreeabl • genteel imm: di dely opposite Bro.k Gre”lr, in sex ; rimy in the ordination of Wet short Term, at a eery low Relt, but , annum, 601. The Pr,in'sza are Copyliold cf Manor of Fullivn, at Or' it 1C , 114 pence cri d ,ath or al i.mation : the ASMI b.. sold Is certain at 411 Death of an O.' litia, aged about 45 Years. The Premiss may be viewed by le , ve Particulars had there ; also at Carla ray'- and Co. 14orough, Southwark. GREEN BARI B Mr. ROBINS, .w•nv tin, AMost eligible FAMILY Po.se.sion of the Earl of Mlta, veniene.• for a large Family. Warwick-street, Golds'aqua►e. MARINE ELF.GANT MAN AND LAND, NEAR EAST COWER, BLE OF wi.m . r. Sc Mr. ROBINS, At Garrawat'‘ Coffee Hnose , (;uange.alley, Cornnill , on. MONDAY, the 2?..l ufluly, at l'we;ve oaio k, A Capital and desirable ERZ - Et-WU) ESTATE, late the residence of John Thom:4o2. 1 . all . co a singularly elegant stone built mansion, w,th wing-, exec eel within a few years, liait.'some tlntritMti, and judicioedp panned, with attached (Ares of every dead Mho's, situate 111041 Eat Crowe., in the Ids of Wight, within half a tail • of the an, and commanding noble view. of it, the Mvlina River, Net! Foreit,and coast of Hampshire. The limas: is bait wth stone, on • very eligilate plan, a ports* in (Mat to the entanee.hall, vestibule, vicious dining.parlour, c.rcular d awing room, study, aml drawing roans, an elegant stances.: to the atity our, which cutitaini a library or moraing-room over the drawing room, Mier excellent bed.chseiheoi and ten dreisintroems; the OffiCPY ore a convenient kitchen, hmsekeeper's rmirn, tattler's pantry, dairy, and !inny ce:lars, and three ser tr tots' bed chambers; at the other end are a double estath.hcome and staliles, with loin and mom over, tarns yard and outiiuile , lugs, a pool of excellent water fed by the strong - tit stream, a prod ' uflive kitchen gooiest, planted with chon- truit-trees, de. and sundry inclesures of mead w land sir mottling the mansion, the wind., about 2.: acres, forming a besiiteful lawn, internam. ed with luxuriant forest trees and shrubs, the *Fink in com plete order, and ht fog the iinumediate reduienca of a nobleman or gentleman's family. Mar be viewed; Taiticul:irs on the Premises; at the Rues Inn, Newport; Fountain, Pothmouth; Dolphin. Southaiuu , ten; Ruth, Staines; at Garraway's; and of Mr. RoliMs. War wick-ay.-et, Goldea•tiquare, Lyndon, where a Plan of the House and E.,tate may be seen. VILLA, AND FIFTEEN ACRES OF C \ PITAL LARD, ELIGIBLY'. FOR BUILDING, LAND TAX EY:DEEM ED-a...TUB:OIAM GREk:N. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway`s Coffee-House, in Exchatige.allav, oh MONDAY, the :12d of July inst. at Twelve o'Clmic, u 11•- Iris an acceptable offer is matte by Prim.: Contsset, iu Four I.ots. Lot 1. A VALUABLE COPYHOLDESTATE; aCir. contort:big an excellent Family Hbona, enntant• ing, on the ground ILmr,• spacious entrance 1011, cornmodcrus dialeg.pAsur, drawing roam, library, cad breakfast-maw, excellent kitchen, servaitts'-hall, and various offices ; vise geed b r .orna Si, the fiat story,land feop,Ay a nies riser ; a comma tory, and green houses attached and commtmicathig with the house; a betutilid lawn In front, separated from the green by isnot pallisad.i; two large courtwrarils. with coach twines, stabling, and outbuildings, surrounded br a brick wall, A 11111111 at the biek, a catul well stored with firth, and an exceleat garden, walled round and planted with choice fruit-trees, unto hi full perfection ; the whole in complete nrter, fit for the re silence of a Gentleman's Family ; late the property et Throat detxtsed. The premises are in mace :lent ord..r, and well supplied ortli fine water, the (moods 6,a out with Wit, and the situation, being only five miles loon London, fore..a most desirable pronvrty for a G oltlentan of business in Lo. al it. Lot 2. A CAPITAL PIECE of GARDEN GROIINU• situate on the Sloth side of the Villa, lead ng to .15, Green. corsteining upwards of two ave., walled rsevol and plant. with numerous trust trees ; a de.irable a re for cr.-ling a vi ii Lot 3 A VALUABLE LA.:!r, the former lots and the road t., &cotton', conta . ming tipwaels r live acres; a capital situation fur boilding, aid • greatile;.th fine brick earth, the principal part tart out in garden swrd. walled next the Bfentford road, planted with churns: trees, cive tinning about fire rne , . Lot 4. A VALUA3LE PIECE of L‘Nn, adi,ining to the Writ and tire owl to livunforl, pwrt meadow, tne ,•• mainder garden (round, planted with choice fruit trees, sod greet depth of valuable brick tartb, coit.orring about five viva and one rood. These lots, from their visinitv to the Metro' polis, and excellent situatt .n, farm a moot &suable ? writ, for a Gentleman or Afar be viewed by ticktisnnly Particulars may be had on the Premises; at the Crown and Anchor, btrarpl: at tea's way',; and of Mr. RAM', Warwick-sucet, ClJoh:r. ova where tickets fur iewi g may LOS DUN :—..imted ,i GE(1.;(:) , . We 1. ,treet, St. Cleeheut uhi,ted tty JOSIO R I DI:H, at the (tit:Le, No. IS.or of S: Cleave t! Chord', Strand, when tl•thas to. th•P•tetit 4 1" 1 . 1 ; 4.° irs9l..! duly atto.tolos, to . get, sod Pike, by 4 . Gordon. A. M. 11 .14. An AJibiss to Volunteer Coto+ going oil Pent I,lol4 , atery to M.aznnig s , de. by Lieut. C.l Co 1.. 6d. Deren n the 11)i nn.A. f: Johnson, inclivii •up Er.. • ~... it t 4 l'. Trial, eitn the 5 ethic ' A .., , .4 . . . NUylli illghllCS .in pii ,0:1 7 , 41 , 11 47 ~, of 1 141114ify IC / ;.. V T . : d i 1111ilitteryt. ... 11P t ' ' .., j .• , ..,, P' - r e fl ' etele. ' ll: ll' l ,40 ‘ 4 0 .17 1/ 11P ' k.....1:Y • • • • OCTION. • ONLY. ;- .1380 N, 4 itiald, TWA .DAY a*Clo • 'CLOY cif COPPER- MS, fate the . •irope-tv ; c , t•iW , tin4 al Theatii.-al ewlw .lowiton, Moo . , ton, (Mb.; 1, Pia..e.• Tin; by Pin, ; ant mi., ' t of Cambeirle Coe. awl verioust Jaiale• g, Qm.„, k l' suudzy Du.ilicata ha. Cata • uries mays: had. wi i s APR ESSIONS. ;trawl, TOMORROW, MCI{ of COPPER IMPR ES" lONS id Nt r , Scuteh P•Antdit., L7aidon - ers Aw inolti, a o f laces In Pin? Vi-gil, vith lets, Alms &c ; onouS. Intoressio i ,s of 11. : r. C , kc i a few Lots of Freii.,4 ill the time of SAle, e'oe rand, tronoaite Catherine. Covent Garden), Lay cc followin D t‘t (Sunday t THOMAS I Plithi,,nlogv, a Poem. 41 41 the P ace of Salt. MMERSMITH. ► S and Cn on FRID Or, July S, ' n`Cln -k, DLD ESTATE, con- k welt 'cu, cone. ruent Danewte nil extcnsice Melt d tt..; I In the Cvsiiity of M.4dle. a las Frith: On Lease he a 4 estimated to be wotth pe e s lishanitan-e I held of the TAh.', Q.l t-IGAIi Terse. R ....r•Orni now to in the $ uisec. Ma. w•ve of the Te.r.ant ; ant ay's; and of Mew.. Smiths RR. 3 we in this Month, • ( 44 1 imn ES: , l 4, )E ng sW eimi Es cs i: AND LANV, NEVI wi.m . r. INS, tinge•allee, Cornball, oe at rwelve • 14 LD ESTATP, Tioni;rion, 1 . .R.1. inn.npehing nvion, with wing., etec e,s Innat , oti, and judicioudy ry rleac.iiitinta, situate heel ithinh.dfa of the smt, A , the 111,1ila River, Nef is hone: it bait w th start. (neat to the entanee.hall, c.rcular d awing room, t staireas: to the at , ry our, groom over the drawsog- antl two &wising-rooms; ,n, tsmvekeeper's ,cony cellars, and three sca- ld are a double coaCh.`loiFie •r, tarot yard and oy the strong , t stream, with choo- truit.trees, &e. d sn•rounliog the mansion, bviitte(ul lawn, interapen• throbs, the eih , ile in min- a roccience of a nobleman he Premises; at the linsle .uth; Dolphin. SOUth4.up , and of Mr. Roble , . WE- luta, whets a Plat of the S OF C APITAI. LAND, LAM) TAX RFIDEEM- DNS, rehatige.all-v, C.crnhill, oh it. at 'Fwelye 1111-- r !now Comsat, in Foil: iPYHOLD ESTATE s nt.t. enni3oil• Symeii Mamas: intended chicly for Tow"' Tama; to isrl.i..ll is added, all Elegy in four by T. Col!ett, Biro. 6s: hoards Self Defence, a Serino, by tlicßev C. Maas, Is. Letter from the Rector of in the I)illC2se of Bath and Welk, to Dr. Gill. Vs. • Sermons run various interesting Subjects by the Rev. J. Muir• ton, Vol. 2. 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