The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1824-03-18 00:00:00

ESICAIII,ISHED Illposeiir of TWkINTV YEARS, fur the SA LE of I RISH LINENs by the PIECE, at the Factor' f , ./4e. No. 4, on the South Side of IllonnOntry-wiare, Four ',news from dee foliar rOtintitampton , ereet, Holborn. 7taIIIR ItISH LINEN COM I'ANY beg leave to an nounce to the Public, that the above House ut 'their only EP. thvornt in this Country. where they continue to supply the No ilo•rry. and the Public with WA ItRANTED ORASS AILEAC II EV LINEN for Shirts and Sheets, of the best fabric sod c.)!m, r, at a price corriiderahly lowcr than they tan he procured through any caber medium. They also engage to morn the pur chase-money should any fault appear. Hood Irish Hills and Han/ of Ireland Notes taken as orals'. Cm- try and Town (Wert punctually attendcd to, by I.MINI WAN, 4,llloomsbury-Nuare, Landon ; and } Agent .. I,E, :IL St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin, CAantapiches. Mae's. Closkinr, Peliome Dimtask Table Cloths, Irbil Linens. aid French 4'ambries. `MAD; atul IY()IrLY beg to call the attention of, tl Fan.dies returning to Town. to the above-named Artielta which arre of the best quality, and will be sold at prices far below any other Howie in London. Manietilui Quilts, two and a half yards square, Ga.; three yards 'btu., 1416; three and a quarter ditto, 160. ; three and a half divo. lin.; Counterpanes, two and a half square, 7s. 6d. ; large sot Blankets for the Poor. bs. 24. a pair; extra sire ditto, 72.3 d. 4 IS bales ut Wash and Lancashire Flannels at half-price . Bath 1 harking, twoyards wide, Is. 104. per yard ; Pelisse Cloths , 21. 1i t1., Yard-vide Kiwis Sheeting, SW., very stout, ;t.; t.. a tine quality; Ittid , the tell width without a seam, 25., Irish ditto, yard and a quaver +did., Bid., very stout, Ilkl. ; Russia Towelling, 6d., Horksbitek. tkl. a card. Damask '[able noon, Itc.--ITreakfast Cloths, Hid. each, yard sad halt mann ditto, b.., two yards square, very handsme, 6s. ; Dinner Chain, two and half yards long., 75.: very handsome Da mask ditto, Bs. 641., three yards long, 124. tit. ; Napkins, 6s. Od. the donee, hr.-ma nn' ltaraaak ditto, Ito. SW.; Irish Linena, of the best fohyr., beginning at Oita yard ; very stout. Is. ; tine for shins, Bid. to 214. ; tine French Camhtic for Frills, :is. a yard ; ditto Ilattdkenhiefs, 16%. fat. the deice. Handwrite Chintz Furniture., Old. a yard ; a large quantity at 12.1. worth Is ; Linings in every shade, Oki a yard; Aloreens, 1 4d.; the best ipiAlity, ILO. a yard ; Window Ifulland% of every width lower than any other House. The following Hoods in any quantity at half their valoe:-1,440 pieces Cvanbrie s and Hull M uslin% ; 6f.tlFrench Imitation, India, 4 ' I him% Crap Shawls; ten bales of undressed Calicoes sad India bong Cloths, with a large Assortment of Silk Slercery, Hosiery, /kr. ••• Coarse (Moils for Charities of every description. CRAItt and D'ilYl4l"B FAMILY LINEN WARE. HOI'S . E., 77, (I:ford-street. FLINT'S, le. FISII-STREET-lIILL. 521.1.1N1i OFF. 0R1..1N110 STONE , from Haling, Nine, end lit4r4f4. Waterloo Muse, Cockspur-street, has to inform slit generally, that he his. purchased the Premises and liu. *incase( Flint's, Haberdasher and silk 31ercer, and *ill commence with the same, on his own amount, on Nlontlay, the 711 of Men+, 1811. iii, lirst desire is to sell olEthe Stock left on hard, which nn beei eiltevi to him at sn unusually low price,and an he in 'ends to bripg into the premises a splendid collection of the newest and best Goods Mut the kingdom, he is determined to offer the whole on :inch tenon as, cannot fail to astonish every one. U. Stone is aware that such professions are the common pull; of the day, vet he has no other means of conveying to the Public his denrranination to intbutit every part of his Stock the most decided nugain that has ever been offered i 1 the City of London. With the Haberdashery and Silk Merrery, as now conducted, Stone int!nds to blend the Linen Drapery. lie feels confident that in his views to extend the business of thin far-famed Concern, and combining in one Stock the various Manufactures of the King dom, he will uot fail in securing the former favour attached to the !louse, care, no exertion shall be wanting in his start to make every branch of the business deserving of the same highly distin oistapi patronage as heretofore. In the Silk Atercery department he begins with great advantage over every other House in the kingdom, u his Stock will be com pletely nor, and bought free from all duty, a difference of at least 21 per taut. The hest Haberdashery will be supplied to the re tell at tic lowest wholesale list prices. is perj department will comprise every description of Fa mily Linens, which O. Stone will be careful shall be of the hest fabrics, and not surpassed, if equalled, by any establishment what soever; an extensive and choice variety of rich worked Muslin Robes. and fancy M uslins of every description ; Printed Cottons, rich Printed l'ailibries„ and l'rinted Mull Muslim.; French l'am• brie sod French Cambric Ilandkerchiefs ; and in Irish Linens he conti , letitly hopes to make a larger return than any House in Inoulon. t 1 •, For Ready Money only, as before. TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED PAIR OF WITNEY BLANKETS, ONE THOUSAND POUR HUNDRED COUNTERPANES AND MARSEILIA>i QUILTS, AND OTHER LINEN-DRAPERY GOODS, Ban Pawnbrokers' forfeited Property and Bankrupts' Erects, SE1.1,1:411 OFF AT lOHN 11EDFIURSTS, Corner of Redcrows-street, Barbican. J. Mrmtr Rove begs Misinform his Friends arid the Public, that hr is authorised to dispose of Six Thoasruid Eight Hundred PoundS worth of prime Winds, which will be sold at half the usual Price. J. yf tgttlrßßT particularly recommends the following Articles tru Immediate attention :-107 Pieces of 4-4th and 7.11 th OH ASS BLEACHED IRISH LINEN, very strong, MI a yard ; beau tii bite and patieularty "tout, Is. par yard the [neat quality at Is. fsl. per yard. saute as generally sold at dit. Sd. per yen' a 11170 quantity of home-spun Sheeting, at M. per yard ; real Ros si., Is. per yawl ; largemre Blankets at 4i. a pair ; Counterpanes soiled nuly in one fold, St for four-post beds. ss. fat. each ; twilled and plain sitars, 3d. per yard ; excellent black and coloured Boni basinum, / Al. pee yard ; figur e d and plain Lustre., only 10d. pe ysrd ; Cambric and Jammu Muslims, yard and half wide, at 611 per yard ; Sprigged, (lucked, and Corded Muslin', at sd. per yard; full-width black, twilled, and plain Sarreneta, tls. per yard ; real Chintz lumitures, warranted fast colouni,lld. per yard; I !alien, Id. per and ; beautiful ell . ide India loingcloth, lid. per yard ; Prints, 30. per yard ; superfine, 'and mite new patterns, tkl. per yard ; yard and half.wkle woyeAn Cotton Shawls, *I. each ; 7001 Sulk Shawls and Scarfs, at 7*. ta c:ch, worth six times the money ; a lot of Silk Handkerchiefs, at 2s. hd. each ; real Welch Klemm*, 40. • yard 4 lied Ticks, that will wear fur twenty yawn, only tid. per yard. Man's nod Women's Stockings, to be sold three pair for • 71 il' Yard and half wide Table Linen. Mumble the substance gene rally to be met with, at Is. pa yard ; also iwetral hundred rich Da rcaiit; and Diaper Tablecloths, somewhat soiled. at hall-priee ; the whoiy warranted sound, and suitable for Families of the first re sper•mbili: y. Obscrre, at J. MEDRURSTS, Corner of Redcrosa-arect, Bahoan. THE I.AIti;I:ST, CHEAPEST. ANO HEST STOCK OF LINEN-DRAPERY IN El'11011:. • •• now on SA I, E in A It(i1 . 11,1.-1101'Sli, itegentsstreet. i " .: 1)( 1 ;E ll at t " ' " ; ( s " b 1; I ; iji lst i • e ck. l"aP szev r' et•onierate the sehrdt? of which would far esceed the limits of an A Overt ir,iiirnt. A few of their regular vire: will %hew the decided ehertiatess of all. Cloud riansask napkins, 71. a dozen ; breakfast cloths, lAd. each ; about gen nett damask &ohs, from two to ten yards long, bemuti tally tine, that are a little Roiled. to be sold at esmetly one.half their original slot; large . Kumla towels. Wt. a down.; glass cloths, 46.8 d.: rooek littroia sheetusgs, full yard wide, 011. a yard ; fine ditto, ild.; real Russia fire, stoat. anti full yard and quarter wide, lid. a yard. well worth 14d.; line ditto, lent.; very line, Kt and 18d.: 45plezes ! uncommonly stout and very line, 21d. and is.; a few pieces., the ; latest imported, from Is. to 2.. fitl._; three bales of the full width. requiring no seam. tat.; tine ditto, 2s• &Ls the teguis t ejmrice id,; Irish Amino's. B.4ditt aridesl3d.; gamy 1441. and . zlinedittos • and ths ; slot of 11-Ith ditto, very fine, 2w 2d. and 2s. 011.; s• sentren boxes of the best linen Ireland ewer produced. from SAk 1 a yard to In. fay. ; most goalie, ltd. and 14d.; line, lfal. ; very . 1.: , e. 211k1. and 2*. : beentiftfily fine and undressed, 2s. 3d. and 2.. I real!, worth 3a. lid. ; three roses of German llollands fot gentle leru`s wear, Ya. 611.0 yaal to Ifs. fah ; 3.0011 elegant Marseilles quilt*, full three yards square, 13s. did.: pawl large counterpanes, ! Is. fid.; coloured ditto, for seerants, 3s. dal. ; ell-wide calicoes. 444. a-yard ; lot of India long cloths, ell wide. 12s. rd. n piece. 25 yards; fine undressed Ibr shirting, Ife. and Ids. the piece, worth II:rt. a yard. Fine Welsh (hones and Witney blankets, :15 per rent off the • i-!:••rpriees; good morreas, 1441. a cited: finest. it ; chintz furs rti ur s, %I. a yard ; town ',noted ditto. 12d. ; coloured linings, :al.; furniture dimities, 51.1.; stout linen huckabseks for marls, fol. to e yard ; n tint of gand stuffs, ti.l. ; 334 pieces of tier etc (*wets ter dresses Of CrilVidg, 15%. he piece ; twenty yards very tine, tss., worth 2s. s card ; a few pieces of read India. 435. a piece: tine India mulls, banks. and nainsesiks ; India deceit striped dresses, I. each India sprig hook dresses, Is. lid. each, eta art at took muslin*, lid. a yard ; curtain niublins, filth side. • 11 yard. A la of new anti elegant fin:need robes. from DK to MN. (id. each; about 3.50 doz.:" of French canstoic handkerchiefs, 18s. to art ails. a dozen ; a fine quality, a: 211 m. and 255. ; an unusually large assortment of rich eachinere shawls., square and long, some very handsome fi-Ith wide and full three yards long, 21s. each ; richly b;1,41, 31s. fay. The richest anis de Naples, asteenets. ditraires, levantines. cr:-..det, 6111114mM:1i. lit., as well as a beautiful choice of the rubod *. gloves, awl Isosiere--combining in onc evtablislittient every art lele 1011,111 y sold by 1/rapc.ra, Mercers Haberdashers, or limier., saves purchaaers the trouble and time of pang to hall a dozen - . An itripeetinn will convince that 1101 Mil; and LOWMAN ran and will aell the hest gouda al lower prick% than any retail shop in !in credit given tie abatement made, and all goods sold at the priets here apecillett. Argyll Howe. Regent-street, threc doors from the Argyll Beams. Unpaid Letters are not answered. 8110P-KEEPERA and COI'STR V DEALERS are requested to apply before Eleven o'clock. • SALES I:1Y AUCTIOST. NINE FREEHOLD MPMSDADES, MILE-END. By 'A' I NSTANI.EV and St INS, At the Midi, TO-AIORROW, March 19, at 12, In Nine lAN VA LI TABLE FREEHOLD EST Al' P.S, Land Tat redeemed, elittible for investment, and with Votes for the County, eond.ting of three grid brick-built Dwelling-house., be ing No.. 11, 12, anti la, in tilohe-road, Mile-end; and six Ditto, being Nos. 1,2, 2, 4. b, and It, in Rel ent-oam (!lobe-road ; the Rents yid annual value amounting to uearly 211 W. per anntun. To be viewed till the Sale (by perm ksion of this temints,), when peaklikn may be had of Mr. John Hall, No. 11, Globe-road ; shin of Mr. dialing, Salleitos No. 2s, 3larsham-street, West minster; at the Mart; and of M mstanley and Sons. l'aternoatcr-mw. FREEHOLD HOUSES ANI) GA RIMiN IittOUND, NUILKY,AIIDDLIs-EX. By IV I NSW ANI .EY and SONS, At the 3lsrt, 70.310RIDDV, FRIDAY, the 19th of March, at Twelve o'Lloek, by order of the Trustee tor :'lsle, AN FRP:MiII/LI/ ESTATE. exonerated font, tht.lAnd.tsx ; consisting of Two Brick-built Dwell. log-houses. with Gardens, he., and • leasehold liartlen ; all situate in Pallanrs-lane, Finchley, Middlesex. To be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Printed Par. tinders may be had. Particular. shin at the Raltlfseed Y.!s!.t, Finch ley; at the Mart; ant: of instanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. I ~~: z l'• .1 ~ .1 I , I it(l M • •~. LUDGATE-HILL. DESIRABLE RETAIL. SBOP and DWELLING-11017SE, on which ■ large ' , um haft been recently mended, in atibatantiai and ornamental repair'. By W I NSTA NLEY awl SONS, _ - At the Mart, TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, the 19th instant, at Twelve &Clock, TE LEASE, for I 7 years, with immediate possession, of those very'; niniodious Premise., mo.: desirably eituate, No. 11, on the smith side, and in the preferable part of that le.uling thurnwelbfare, Ludgate -11,11; consisting of as exce ll ent :showy $llOl l , adapted for alai et any Retail Trade whatever, with hack Warehouses and extensive Celltirage, and *comfortable I)%I'ELL. I SWIMS& To be viewed; prhtied particulars may be had on the premises, at the Mart, and at Wiastaniey and Sons, Paternoster-row. FREEHOLD ESTATE, MARTIN'S-LANE, /.:ANNON.STREET. By WINSTANLEY and :.:ONS. At the Mart, on FRIDAY, the VIA March. at Twelve o'clock, AValuable and improvable FREEHOLD) ESTATE, consisting of a commodious Dwelling-house, wi!:1 'ountinu house and Stack of Warehouses, in the occupation of .ilessrs. Joseph , ireen, sett. and 1 b., on Lease for a Term whereof Sis Years are unexpired, at a low and old Rent of uniy ;The Hundred Pounds ller Annum. To he viewed by permisaion of the Tenants. Printed Particulars meg betted of William Mama, Fad. Russell. square; at the 3lartt andatiVinstanley and Sons, Patetnostev.row. W NG TON. - ..... CAPITAL and -- COMMODIOUS DETACHED RESI DENCE, with Offices, Coach Hosea, Stabling, tiartlena,arml Ten Acres of Meadow Land, By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on FRIDAV,.ApriI 5, at Trelre &Clock, Av A i.IIA BV LE (Y)PV ESTATE; consisting of a most substantial and commodious It ESII/ENCE, situate in Church-street, Stoke Newington, ationt 3 miles WO from the Hoyal Exchange, adapted for a large and respectable ' , twiny, placed at a convenient remove from the lined, trout which it is seieened by a new Plantation of thriving Shrubs arid Evergreens ; containing a capital Eating-room, about 23 lee by Ili; Drawing. room. Morning Parlour, handsome Entraner Hall paved with marble, principal and secondary Staircase*, five Family Bed Chant ben, two Dressing-rooms, Ladies' Sitting -room, nme secondary and Serrano' Chambent, Kitchen, Scullery, Butler's Pantry, Laundry, Mangling-room, and all suitahle Domestic (Mice"; ; excellent Cellaring, ikc. Sputious Carriage-yard, with double Coach-house, tive.stall Stable, and Hamm-loom, extensive Lawn and ;;ravelled Walks, wallet tianlen, with (keen and Hot houses, &c. Farm and Hick yard, with Cow-house and Outbuildings, and two l'addocke of rkh Meadow Land, the whole containing about Twelve Acres. . . . . To be viewt.l by Tickets only, which, with minted Particulars, may be had of %Vir.osalcy and Sows, Paternoster-row; Particulars alui at the 3lart. WOBURN-PLACE. RUESEL L--SQ U A RE. Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, producing a Net Income of 7Thr AMILII7I am, • LEASE ilo/.1) FIOUS ~ Chapel-place, Long -lane, Bermondsey. By W IN STA NLL I' and SONS, At the Mart, on FRIDAY, April 9, at Twelve, AVALUABLE and very dtvirable LEASEHOLD EST.IT E. offering a most eligible opportunity for Invest ment ; consisting of a most commodious Residence, situate No. 27, ‘Vobum-place, Russell-square, containing ample accummodatioeis for a respectable family in the occupation of John r inch, Esq., who has recently agreed 'Mr a new lease of thirty-one years, at tile very modeled, rent of one thousand and live pounds per annum, held for the remainder of a term of 99 years, whereof 71 years are unexpired, at a (irourd Rent of 211. per annum. Also, a new-built LEASEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE, being No. 7, Chapel-place, Long-lane, Bermondsey; containing six Rooms, with Garden ; in the oreupatimi of Mr. Noble, at 261. per annum; held for 61 years. at a ground rent of 71. per annum. The House in 11 (Mum-place to be viewed by Tickets only, by permission of the Tenant, ten days preceding the sale; which, with printed Particulars, may be had of of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoaterrow. Particulars also at the Ilan. DITIAVICH COALMON, SURREY. Detached Family Residence, wills (;ouch-house, Stabling, Offices, Gardens, and 'genteel Cottage. Ily W I NKTA NLEY and SI /NS, At the Mart, on FRID.IY, April 21, at Twelve, By order of the Exetutors Thomas Bullah, Esq., deceased, ALEASEHOLD Detached FAMILY RESI DENCE, most delightfully situate on Dulwich Common, commanding the most beautiful scenery of the adjacent hills, in the neatest order, and tit for the hnmediate reception of a genteel esta blishment; comprising dining and drawing rooms, morning par. lour., three principal, two secocclary, and two servants' chambers, dressing-morns, handsome entrance hall, kitchen, wash-house, man's chamber, and domestic offices, coach and chaise houses, sta bling- prnductive gardens, lawn, carriage sweep, &c. Mao a very neat Pottage detached, but yet so situate as to be adapted either for letting OT occupation, should a family require more room; it con tains two good parlours, kitchen, wash-house. and throe bed cham bers, held for a term whereof years are unexpired, at trifling annual ground-rents. To be viewed fourteen days preceding the Sale ( Fridays coil Sun days excepted), by Tickets only, which, with primed Particulars, may be had of .Nlessrs. Brwer„ Watson, and Willis. Soli doors, Tokemhousc-yard; and of %Vilma:del and SOUS, I'ater noster-row. Particulars also at the Greyhound I r- , s. Dulwich and flydenhani ; Golden Linn. Camberwell ; anti at die Man. FREEHOLD ESTATES, AIINOItIf6. By IVINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on FUJI/AV. Anvil Y 7, at Twelve, in Four hots, I 7 ERN desirable FILEEIIOLI) ESTATES, co.istin g of a various House and Premise*, with Stable. Oa. occu pying a very extensive site of ground, situate Nos. 41 and 4?, in Wirdcm.square, extending to and having a communication with shrepy.yaril, in the Minories, now unoccupied, and early pos e:Minn may be had. Also, Five ottur 31rettiages adjoining, being Sm. 43, 44, 4a, NI, and 47, in Chtucts.strert, a considerable thoroughfare being in 11.1ydon-square. in the several occupations of Messrs. Taylor, Davis. ltetg, Coronet. and Wool, port on lease and part to yearly tenants, at rents amoutuinn to PUt. les. per SDIMM. Nos. 11 and 12 may be Viewed 11 days praceding the Sale,by ap. plying on the Premises, and the other Minuses by permission of the respective Tenants. Printed Particulars may be had of Memrs. Bell and Brodrick, Solicitors, Bow Charch.yard ; at the Mart ; and of Winstanley and Sons, Patemoster.row. TI X IT I KO, Sr Ifira. Valuable PREHOLD ItIuTATJC, cpotlstityf ar a respectable Family Residence, Coach House, eCg tabling, o-dens, Cottage, and Paddock. ev'ntalning upwanl; of Three Acres. Hy WINSTA NI,EY and SONS, At the Mart, on FRIDAY, .Inril 21 at Twelve, A VALUABLE and very DESIRABLE FREE ./ I. HOLD ESTATI; • manning of a Respectable RESI DENCE, called the pleasantly situate at a convenient remove from the Road at Tooting, In the county of, Surrey, about seven tulles front the Mikes, containing every se ' commotlation fur a Daacel Family, with coach-luitise, stabling.' hart. Cottage, luminaire garden, and paddock. The while con taining about three acres and thirty.five perches, in the °cent's ' thin tit Themas Holmes, Dig. on lease, which expired at Michael mas. l t iti.. To he viewed ten clays ;weeding the Sale, between the hours of %Irvin and Three, by permission of the Tenant. with Tickets only, which, wish plinted particulars, may he then had of .11r.a.. Sweet, Stokts, and Carr, tzstlicitors, Baainghall-street: mid of M'in‘tlirley and Sons, Patertiostet.aow ; particulars also at the !tuck's !lead, Mitcham; the Mitre, mud the Wheat Sheaf, l'oot.' Mg; the Nl'hite Lion, Streatham, aml at the 'Let. HERTFORDSHIRE AND ESsEX. VALT`ABLE ER EiCHOLD AND COPY HOLD ESTATES, t'; wards or 37.1 .loch Offering a most desirahlit Property for Inrmtment , row let m very low Rents, and situate in the immediate Vicinity of Lott] I)atve'a and 31r. Wilkes Preserve*. By NVINsTAN LEY and SONS. At the Mart, in May, (Dv dinwtion of the Trustees of Samuel Pole. Ese,. decease-4a r Ell V Valuable and Improvable Ilk: lit ) / and I'lll'l' 11111,11 ESTATES, situate in the Patish of Dark , . in the County of Hens ; and Parishes of Christian and I;his!oJl. in the County of Errs; twelve miles from Cambridge, two from ltarkway, twelve fmm l3adron Walden, thee: hem Royston, and thin y -seven front I anidon. Consisting of two Farm Houses, with Cottages, Barns, Stabling, and Outbuildings, rants, and sundry Inelosures of Meadow, Pasture, Amble, and Wood hand ; con taining altogether shout 373 Acre. and 3,1 Perches, in the .arupa. lion of Messrs. William and Joshua Judd, as yearly. Tenants, at very low rents. !Put. notice of the Day of Sale, with further Particulars, will be strew in this sad other Papers. BALES 'IIY AVCTION. ST. MAAreLAIVE supetlit STOCK of MONMONOIRY. eieriint REOTSTEII Aral Other STOVlgB, XANONS, CA..O NET BRASS. WORK, A.e. _ _ _ - - _ By Messes. ROBINS, On the Premises, Tills and Two following Days, and en Monday and Tuesday next, at Twelve o'clock, VII HE extensive and very superior STOCK of IRON. 1 , dIONGERV, including Fif:y elegant Polished Steel and I Japanned Register Stoves, poli.Strl steel and brass tendert, with standards and fire.iruns, hall and Rumford stoves, patent kitrhen ranges, with ovens and boilers, large double copper, patent oven*, I and ironing stoves. a large tram rimaitory, bronzed urns, Ivory. I handled knives and Verb', Grass patent and other Wicks, hall lamps, Japanned tea-trays, brass potent *A other locks, of every desenp. t'" o .• 2,(10 0 patent padlocks, kitchen MlLlibitCll, is copper, block tin, and iron, with an immense variety of cabinet brass stoic, suited to entry article of furniture and upholstery, a large assortment of srews, bap of nails, and every denumioul inn of irmimongery, un- I finished iron works, die. of Mr. Feltharn (who is retiring from bu. sinew), at No. 10, St. Martin's.lane, and which will be submitted I whhout the least reservation. • THREE BONDS OF THE PRESENT DUKE OF AIARLBOROCIM, Amounting to Two Thousand Eight Hundred and Eight)-Ore l Pounds, independent of Interest. By Messrs. ROBINS, At their Rooms. in Covent-garden, on SATURDAY next, at Twelve, in Three Lots, by direction of dm-Administrator of dlr. John Mackiiilay. deceased, BONDS, amounting altogether TWO THOUSAND EIGHT HIJNDHED AND 101ITY. t'E I'OCN DS, SIX SD I LIAM:S t Principal granted in the Year 11111, to be per, • atile Six dinnthi 'Bee th die of the la:e respected DUKE of dIA WU. The Interest sub siquent to that Period :ms increased Ike Value of these Hood* to about Four Thousand Seven Hunan-Al Pounds. . . - :Unites. Itobir.s are flesiroui of impressing ii the minds of the Public, that for these Bonds a valuable tion to the full extent wait given by 31r. Mae:did:ly, an t they are in conse quent-a free front opionsition no the part of the prnetit l)uke, or any or his authoritteti Agents. They are all for peremptory Safe. Particulars 4 1)4)a prier to iliac, at We Alert, arc .it Covent -garages SALES BY AUCTION. A . SELECT C041 . 4:C17)1Mf reFeRES, FROM THE CONTINENT. It Pn I LLI l'S respectfully announces, that on 1 FRIDAY. the 19th !natant, and following Day, at One, he a SUBMIT by AUCTION. at his Omit Rooms, New Brael-tureet. a SELECT COLLECTION of VALUABLE and BEAUTIFUL PICTURES, of the Italian,Potch, riengsh. and French Schools, formed by a Uentlen:an during a lung residence on the Continent. . . . .... -........-....... The Colketion includes many Pietr7es of high elms and merit, by th., undtrmentienril Masters:— Vandyke, I:rreze, J. Ruin, Yen Tol, IV. Poussin, At'ouvermans, Claud..., Scl.alken, Rembrandt, earned, Dorniniehino, 3ltoillo, tir.e. Itottenhatner, TenieTS, Lingleback, May be viewed three days ',needing the Sale, by Catalogues, at la. each, to be then had at Mr. Phillips's, 73, Bond -street. tIPI.IiNDID --- ktfirifif AUHL and PA iilnIAN 'H.q(' K erußil: -- iare Quality. Clocks aril Brackets tare Dresden soul tit aftehisp, large ()rienu.l sardonyx, dolden Stailirt/1 hint,.( China, Or-molu Candelabras, Ike. of a NOBLEMAN q*nneletlgeil taste and Eberality. Ry )lews. RI/P.l NS, At their extaar . us Retry, Pow za, Covent-garden, on MONDAY fi cleat, and Thirty following Days, at Twt lye, t l IP ''ERY auperb amt valuable CO L LECTION, con. . L 4. basting of SPLENDID BUIIL COMMODES, Tablas, itookeases, Clocks r"d Brackets, fine obi furniture of inlaid wands, richly moo.* A with or -mole; comprising Crimutodes, Escritoires. SetTetaires, Writing 'fables, &a.; very elegant or molu Clocks, tine specimens of RARE DRESDEN CHINA. iu Vases, Groups, and Candelabras lu rich mouniing. of or-molo ANCIENNE SE‘'ltki PORCELAIN, a the finest quality, and rarest colours and enrichments ; MAGNIFICENT ORIENTAL CHINA, Carvings In Ivory and Wood, the Unique Oriental fiat-door:, formerly in the been-lan liseum ; also* .plenit id Gulden:Singing Bird, in a Cage, ornaincrit•Al with Brilliants and Pearls; Filigree Work*, So:. entirely the Property of a Nobleman, distinguished as an amateur in works °fart and vertu._ _ hlay be viewed three days Prior, and Catalogues, at Is. each, had at the Rooms - A hIAONIFICENT SERVICE OF GOLD AND SILVER PLATE. The absolute Property of a Nobleman, whose liberality and good Mete are alike proverbial. By Meows. ROBINS, At their Rooms, in Covcnt•ganlen, on W4NNESDAY next, at P 2, A Complete SERV 10E of very rich tiOLD and SI IX ER PLATE, weighing upwards of The Thousand Maces, the atc.ohite Property of a Nobleman, whose correct taste will be confirmed io this Assentblage. The Silver Gilt Plate, which is of the very ben faahlon, comprehends two pair of Ice pada, wish twenty-two &siert dishes, an epergne, four triports, and twelve dozen of dessert and table knives. forks, and spoons, with sixteen decanter stands, all en suite, m.d of the moat splendid ordu ; also eight dozen of handsome octagon plates. May be viewed three days previous to the Sale, and Catalogues had in Covent-gankm lIISCELLANZOPS SALE OF EXCEEDINGLY— VALUA /ME PROPERTY, Procured by a Nobkman, under Circumstances requiring peremptory sale of the whole. By Messrs. ROBINS. At their Rooms, in Covent.garden, on WEDNESDAY neat, and following Day, at Twelve - k SERVICE of masrive PLATE, ' containing Tcn .1 Tbousard Ounce', and including, besides ten dozen of gad roon-edged plates and tureens en suite, every thing requisite for the' aideboard, and a variety of splendid gold plate, &c. ; a collection of 30 principally gold, and highly enriched, many of the' ancienne osderr, and altowether may be accounted a willection in itself unique ;'a variety of oriental and ancient Sent- chins, splen didly mountetl.in or.cnolus very line collection of the rare old I/res. den, Sc. The whole forming • rich melange of splendid and costly article., both in taste and vertu ; fie whole of which the Public may beassured are the genuine Property of it Nobleman, and offered without the lewd intention of renervingone single article. May be viewed 3 Days prior, and Cataloguer had in Covent-garden. BILMLIANT PLATEd OF FRENCH GLASS OF GREAT MAGNITUDE AND BEAUTY. By ileum. ROBINS, At itheir spacious -Rooms, Fiesta, Coves en, on MONDAY and TUESDAY next, at Twelve, in Lots, FiCH IRTY brilliant PLATES of GLASS, adapted to every Purpose, and of the following Dimensions:— 66 by 32 64 by .4) 60 by 301 63 by 40 fie by 34 65 50 IGI —52 61 50 64 40 111 —42 64 VI 60 —52 65 61 —34 60 34, atc. May be viewed till the Sale, and Catalogues had in Covent -garden. A very fine COLLECTION of PICTURES, tie absolute Pro. pert/ of a Nobleman. By Meows. ROBINS, At their Rooms, in Covent-garden, on THURSDAY, March 25, and following Dey, at Half-pew Twelve, A VERY line COLLECTION of PICTURES, the absolute and genuine Property of A NOBLEMAN, whose liberality and exceettiNtly correct judgment are alike pro verbial. In ibis Collection, the admirers of the Fine Arta will r-co!plize some of the finest Specimens by the distinguished A Two% annexed : Titian Schedoni A. Veronese Salvator Rosa 'arrac..i P. Wouvermans Slurillo Fenix uido N. Poussin Palemcdes D. Velaaques Corregio N. Berghem Dominieo &c. &c. Slay be viewed three days prior to the Sale, and Catalogues, at Is each, had at the Club Houses le st. James's-street, and in Covent-garden. NEAT .INB GENUINE FURNITURE. PLATE, LINEN, Clint', rich Cut Ohm, MAN !Attire and Gentlemen's Wear ing Apparel, and about 21i Dozen* of Madeira Wine. Ilr Mr. SQUIBB and SON, (By Order or the Eitecutorsq, at their Great Room, Saville-row, THIS DAY at Twelve. Neat and Genuine 11()USKIIOLI) FURNI - C., Pier and Chimney Glasses, about 300 ounces of useful Plate, Plated Articles, Wardrobe of Table and Bed Linen, rich Cut (dais, China, in Table and Tea Services, Books, barrelled ()tut.. Grand Piano-forte, Mahogany Book-co-sea and (Mice Desk, Sideboards, Sets of Dining Tables, Came Card and Sofa ditto. Bedsteads and Banging., seasoned Iteddang, Carpets, and various other Elrod' of a Gentleman, deceased, removed from his house in the Kent-road. l'A LI A RILE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, in the STRAND. BUCKINOHAM-STXEST, and VILLIEItS-STRk;ET, By Ma i 4 (11'IBB AND SON, At °areaway's (Oder-haawe, on FROM V, tits 2&h instant, at Twelve, In Ni:re ignA. A VAI,II.IIILE FREEHOLD ESTATE, in rood 1 situations for Tnrie comprising FIVE Dll'El.l,lNti fit HINES, with Shops, Nos. 37, 111, 39, 49, and 11, in the prefer able part of the Strand; two Free Public-howtes., known 1.. y the signs of the Prince'. Head and the limnby Head ; and other Pre mises in Rockingham-street and Villiers-street; the whole let to regrettable tenants. at low rent., on leases, which will expire in • few years, when the rental may be onosiderably i creased. The l'remises may be viewed (with leave of the respective te nants). And printed particulars had of Messrs. Carr and Foster, 2't, John-street, Bdiftwd.row ; at the place of sale; and of Mr. and Son. Saville cos. EI.EGA NT IIESIDENCE, l'0.11,4(-BOUSE AND! ST.% Ill.! Nt 4, and a LEASEII44 4 4) 110LTSE in 1.44 r Tll /.; Bleollldelllt - 111%. By Mr. SC/171118 and SON, At Garrawav's Culfee-lloose, on TILIE4D.I the 6th of Ayril, at l'eave o'cloca, In Three Lots. by aft's of the Exceetors of the bite .I.AMES 11'11.1.1A/4:SON, Esq. Futotuntially-built anti very complete 1.1.:.!5E ,0, 11 Ohl/ RESIDENCE, No. 2, Tavistockaiquitre, late in the oecupatiou at I•Villianu:on. £4. deceased, containing Six excellent Bedchambers, Decasing-itoom, IVater Closet, Two hand. PraltiOUl Drawing.rooms, communicating by fiddingaloors ; a large lining-room;" Libritsa'; Kewanee }fall; Store staircase., arid ecavenient 1 ttLers in the Riaemt•nt—held for an unexpired term 01 seventy-three years and a half, at a Ground Hint a 12!. per annum. Also, a 1'O:1('11-DOI'SE and Fem.-stalled STABLE., with 1./wailer-Room and Lott over, in lame Tavistock.raews--lichl for the like tcrin. at 111. Its. per alb um And a *err neat and oett.venient I,EASEIIf/I.D DAVI:LUNG . 111 ICS Nee. 4, on the east sale of tharliete-street. ilhatitishury, in the occupation of 31r. 11•oalley, at MI. per annum—held tin an unexpired teem of twenty-scven years, at a 4iround Kent of only U!. per annum, yielding an income of 761. a year. The Premises can only be viewed by Tickets, to be had of Mr. 1 841 4 11111 and soN, medic-roe of wham willed Particulars may he had ten dare previous to t he Sala; also, on the respective and at °areaway's. SEVEN 11,'NDRETI AND SIXTY-FIVE DOZEN OF WINE, FOREIGN LIQUEURS, NOYEAU, BRANDY, &C. it.M,P)l4)l,l[llPh3t e g i tatfu a l t lL ne anzo r announces, p , that .sel s on e hall submit by AIX:1'10N. at his °seat Rena, 73, New frond- Atrcet, a Cellar of excellent WINES, comprising pink and white Champagne and Claret, in quarts and pints, East and Cape Madeira, Gor , inn and Duff's Shea y Hoek, old Crusted Port of the vintses 1815 and 1830, Ilueellas, Constimtia, Curacy', old Brandy, rich No eau. - the property of a Gentleman. Slav he tamed at the di ne of gale, and samples and cdalogoes now had at Mr. Phillips's, 73, New Bued.street. A 6 MEN O 1 111 AYD VALUABLE CASKET OF JEWELS, t)k 111 t. DOWAGER LADY KINGSTON, Deceased. Mit. 1 1 1111.1.1 PE luta the honour to announce, that on TIYESDAV, the 33.1 instaot, and following day, at One I far Two entirely. he itball, by order of the Executors. submit for unreserved SALE. bit 41TVTION, at bin Great looms, New hood-street, the Genuine Casket of costly Jewels, and well fancied l ead Kiri:droll , elegant Jewdlery, of the Dowager Lady Kingston, deceased, comprising a brilliant collet necklace; emu ; two tiaras; four brocci•es en suite; a valuable double tow necklace of largegrul flee oriental pearia..xintaitiing 172 nark, with the bracelets, Aar* and beseches, en auk. ; a berrotiftitlarge opal topaz and aquamarine necktie.; braeeirta and earrings enriched with brilliants; forty one rings; two singularly curious and valuable dress suits, formed of rare gems; large garnets; gold watches and chains, and a variety id . serif. brooches; an eye-glut ; gold neck chains; pins I and fancy bijosury, and various morocco and other jewel easel. May be viewed Friday, !Saturday, and Monday preceding the sale, and catalogues, at one shilling each, had at '73, New Bond strict. A SUPERB MrSICAb VASE CLOCK. VI R. PHILLIPS at-med./01y announces that on 11.1. DNESDA V, 44th instant, at Two, he shall %Anti( by Am:Tills, a t hi s G rea t New Bond. street, a 17N IQ: 'F. and SUPERB MECHANICAL and MUSICAL CIA/CK, fanned as a Vase, secreting at the tap a warbling bird. and in the centre ar.d lower past of the pedestal two other beautiful speci mens of ingenuity. May be viewed three days prior to the Sale. ELEGANT FURNITURE. PORCELAIN, PRINTS, PIC TURES, Pte., BRITTON-STREET, BOND-STREET. lUr R. PHILLIPS has the honour to announce, that in 111 a few days he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION. on the Premises, the Clenuine and 3lodern HOUSEHOLD FURNI- Tug E, Gloms for the Piers and (:Inieneys In rich Frames. orna mer.tal and useful French and other Porcelain, Linen, and niiseel lancoua objects for use nd tenement. The House is elegantly' fitted, and is held by Lease at a mode rate Rent. . _ _ _ a Notice of the Day of Sale and View will be given. MODERN FURNITURE. LARGE GLASSES, TAPESTRY, PORCELAIN, &c. MR. Pill LLIPS has the honour to announce, that he shall submit by AUCTION. in • few days- at his Great Room., an A'semhlage of 110USEMOLD FURNITURE of Modern Taste, embracing brilliant Pier and Chimney tilz.sev, Mirrors, richly cut Lustre" and (iirandnles, elegant French and other Porcelain both useful and ornamental, two Parisian Couch Iletisteads enriched with Ormolu 11% tiding to correspond and hand some Draperies, Set, of Dining-room and Drawing.room Tables and Chair", Carpeting and Rugs, four pieces of flobtlin Tapestry. valuable and elegant Clacks and C.indclabrza, a sideboard of Plate and plated Ware, Musical Instrument", a few Book., several pieces of new Printed Chintz, Linen, ittiJ a variety of useful Ef fects, the Property of a lAdy, removed from her house, Bake: street, to the Regent's-park. Notice of the day of Sale and View will be given. VALUABLE FREEHoLD ESTATES AND AIANORS, SOMERSETSHIRE. _ MR. PHILLIPS has the honour to announce, that on TIMRSDAY, Aril= and following Days, at Three in ' the Afternoon of each Day, at the George Inn, Bridgewater, he shall submit by A I'ITION, in Lots (unless previously disposed of by private 'freaty), an extensive and valuable FREEHOLD F.+ ATE, with its several 31anors and Royalties, most eligibly ' and delightfully situate In the vicinity of Bridgewater, in the County of Somerset, partly bounded by the Bristol Channel, and indulging views of the M eish Coast, of Swansea, and Tenbv. This property is principally composed of rich Pasture Lands, and extends over upwards of Three Thousand Acre., let to respectable Tenants, at a present annual Rent of Four Thousand Pounds, the entire Property of a Nobleman. This Estate embrace. Manors and extensive 3lanorial Rights and Privileges, a Copper Mine, ex. ter.sive Woods and Plantations, stocked with Game, and other es.. timable Possessions, rendering the whole a most desirable object for Investment or gentlemanly Residence, situate in the several Parishes of Bridgewater. Iluntspill, Pawlett, M'imhdon, Burn ham, 'Aiwa, Nether Shivery, Bodington, Holier'', Stoke (lunacy, Kilion, and Otterhampton ; and comprises several excel lent well-conditioned Farms, and Farm-houses, a Modern Villa, n sled Woodlands, with Offices, Garden, and Pleasure-grounds. The country around is truly picturesque, and intersected by excel lent roads; great facilities of communication with the Metropolis are indulged ; the vicinage highly respectable ; and marine and inland spurts and amusements are at command. May be viewed by leave of the Tenants, and Printed Particulars, which will shortly be ready for delivery, had, at fi ve shillings each, of Mr. Burton, Bailiff, at Lilstock ; at the Globe Inn, Nether Stowey ; George Inn, Bridgewater ; Mr. Marriott, Courier Office, Taunton; Messrs. Bowles and Chitty, Shaftes bury; White Lion, Bath; Bush Inn, Bristol; Grecian Coffee house, Temple; at Garr iway's Coffee-house, Cornhill ; Messrs. Robson, Lightfoot, and Robson, Castle-street, Leicester-square ; and at Mr. Phillips's, No. 73, Bond-street, London. AN ESTATE ON THE BANKS OF THE THA3IES, Host Eligible for the Erection of Villas. 31 ItinPAl L ptil hlePllatassittmlNicsit:yr AUCTION. at , at that Coffee House. Broadway, Hasnmersmith, in Lots, the Valuable FREEHOLD and Part PASTURE LAND, GARDENS, and PLEASCRE GROUNDS, the Property of, and forming the Lite Reside:nee of her Highness the MAW:RAVINE of ANS PACH, most beautifully situate on the Banks of the Thames, between the Great Western road and Fulham, and fenced by a lofty wall froin the road. Also, a neat COTTAGE RI:tqI)ENCE, and a Quadrangular Range of Iltiiltlipg, now used as 6tabling: Farm-yard, Sheds, &e. and nei4iigendy vmncred with timber and onnuneotal trees, shrubs, and ;duos; a. ;d n most esclllent Grapery. This situation is partkularly eligible Inc the erection of Villas or ('stages, or forming a square yr streets, having the command of view over an extended reach of the Thames and the surrounding country contiguous to the Metropolis, and enjoying constant Wilt. that of land and stir conveyance. May row be viewed by Tickets, to be had at 71, liond.street. Particulars are preparing, and will be ready forthwith, and notice of the Day of Sal! given. lit )NI).STKEET. The Eli PROVED t;001).WILL, and STOCK in TRADE ni an EMINENT JEWELLER, Preemie& It. Pilmi.n.s respectfully announces that he is iY.I. authorised to yell hr PRIVATE TREATY the VA LEY ARIX LEASE, /011-‘1 . 11.L, and FAtillltlN.%lll.E STOCK is TRAM: of a .11:WEM.Eit And SILVERs3IITH, Mx-rased. by whom it has been Conducted, with considerable sue. cow and advantage, fur many years. The Premises :,re situate moat eligibly for Trade, in the prime part of liond.erset. A communication of Particulars will be made (to Principals only) upon Nplu.2tiosi at 73, Bond -street. O11SFIF1.1) PALL, PARK, AND DOMAIN, ESSEX. M R has Is b t edolti.otuTr TREATE I:thatotify,l, tthe e r va luable nod important FRI.:1•14/1.1) ESTATE, teith the distin guished Mansion House and Otnees, called 1141SFIELD. seated in the centre of a P.tek, well wooded, and refreshed by a noble lake. and environed by nearly Three Thousand Acres of rich sad preductive arable, pasture, meadow, and wood lands, divided into lonnestsll and firms, ticrupitil by a Tenantry of great respeetuldlity, at rent , iinstincing annually about 4,01001. but with the property in hand of the annual value of upwards of : teisethoi with an Advowson. four Manors well stocked with Gam?. and possessivg extensive manorial right.; situate in • healthy and beam Wally picturesque part of tht, country, surrounded by eseePent ro.ids, rind withid fitly %MLA of London. Descriptive pdrtivulars war be had at Mefsrs. Robson and Co.'s, Castle-sir:et. brirester-tields ',Messrs. Siewarts, 111oplusbury. square; and at Mr. Phillips's. 73, Bonddstreet. TNI/IGESI'ION. HEART-BrIIN, 1. a rirt PI-4•IWERs of the STOMACtI prevented by Di(iEsTIVE or DINNER PILLS. The-e Pills are met area only l.y the original Proprietor, S. now of 31v.relimoni-street. l‘nrtroi-eresces I, removed f.soni Holborn-NIA. aid may . be tlistirgidAhed tnini all others by the sictuatire. " i'limilie. on the tiovernmeat stamp. Their eAtablisheil reputatimi and the many proof. of their efficacy with which the Proprietor is furnished, coartitute their best recom mendation. Sold :thrive by the Pmprictor; and also by Sanger, 1511, Ox. ford.szycet ; Snradbury. (late of the Royal Exchange; 'Ward. 334, Ilk+ Holborn : at VC. Strand ; 113, Fleet-market 71. : I I.i, '^ottenhara court-road ; 133. ('anthill; 18, SVhitechapel; WI, Hirliopeiate..trcet R idtin ; and Punta. Highgate. SALES BY AUCTION. ST. .I.llli MI4L'ARE. GENVIIIE AND FASHIONAHLE HOUSEHOLD FUR) ITURIIL Noble 'Minims Plates of Glass. Bahl Ilook•Case, India Chests of Drawers, ech Cut Glass Lostres, Grec:a.i Lamm and Gins. doles, Grand Piano-Forte, Books. By . Air. ROBINS. (Of Warwics these, Regent-street). On the Premises. No. 48, St. James's-square, on 31ONDAT, e t tld instant, and Yellowing Days, 'IR ELEGANT and FASHIONABLE 'IOUs & JL HOLD FURNITURE beautiful Ebony arAl Wing iteuk.ease, inlaid in Tarim* devices, awl Phretilass Days; grand Piano-Forte, by Kirkman t a Library of valuable Hosts ; &e., loathe Property of tba Right Hon. Earl ST. GERALINN deceased. The FUMlttlit comprises splendid seta or drawing -from primal real window car.ains, in silk taboaret, with conir.ued draperies elegantly fringed ; ottomans, conches, sores, and chairs, en sen t eating pavlour cousins, in marine. be. ; capital lofty four-pine and other bedsteads, chintz cotton furniture~, and bedding of all denominations, anti the best description ; capital wen -made cabinet articles, in mahogany. moewand, be. consisdng of wardrobes, chests of drawers, dressing-tables, Ana capital pillar and ;j aw dining, card, Pembroke, too, occasional writing w.d othe r 1.1,1,„ ; 'sideboard, ate. ; winged book-cases, with gland doors, &e. ; De bi, brilliant plate pier glasses. of liege dinten.knis ; right-day clocks ; two sedan chairs ; porter's-hall chairs; Torkey, Itrusonis, anti Ki t t_ drnninster carpets and hearth-rugs; fenders and tire-ireas, and carious other effects. To be viewed on Friday and Saturday preceding the Sale. Gres, logues, at la. each, may be had on the premises ; at liartairsy's; anal of Mr Robins, 170, Regent-meet. HARROW WEALD LODGE, M IDDLEREX. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, with OFFICES', GARDEN, Capisal :OAC H E. STA RLF, rLE.lstok GROUNDS; and MEADOW LAND, in all owe) , livi; ACRES. By MT. ROBINS, (Of Warwick *was, Itagent.attem), At Onssway's Coffee-lwirise, it 'Cbange-alley, Camila', on THURSDAY. the :Mr+ of 4pril. at Twelve o'Clock. ADESIRAIILE iItEEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATE, comprising a very compact and eligible Rai. notice, HARROW WEALD LODGE, situate at Harro w ‘reald, in a line part of the county of M iddlesex, one mile au ; of Strinmore, and about eleven miles from I )xfattl-smem, adapted toe the accommodation of a gentleman'. faintly, commanding brain tiltd prostrtets; containing a good entrance ball, excellent dining parlour, drawing room, breakfast ksarlour with bow-window lcsin mg out upon the lawn;houstkeeper s-room, commodious kitchen_ each limning a wing to the house; bu'ler's pantry and sleeping. 10-)111 ; wine -cellar, laundry, larder, scullery, and a water-closet on giouliti fluor._ . On the first floor, two excellent bed-chambers, and dressing. room to each ; and five secondary bed-rooms. Out-offices:--A three stall stable, coach-honse with loft ore, scantling for a gig, dairy, root-honse, tool-horse, coal-cellar, wool an d yo w l_b o u ala , bath house, and servants office, with a pump of good water in the poultry-yard. The Estate consists of nearly Five Acres, laid out in lawn and shrubbery, with a carriage-drive and pond, a good kitchen and fruit-gartien, having a wall 200 fat long, stocked, cupped, and planted with choice fruit-treas. 1 r A chapel near the gates. To be viewed by Tickets. Partkulars may be had at the Lodge; 1 1 at the King's Head, Harrow ; Abercorn Arius, Stamoore: Esser: Arms. Vi afford ; ('canes. Ecigeware; Swan, Rickmansweeth ; White Horse, Uxbridge; of Messrs. Brundrett, Spicks, and Red. dish, Solicitors, Temple; at Oarraway's; and of :11r. Robins, No. In, Regent -street, opposite Burlingtoc-street, of whom Tickets or viewing may be had. 7‘,, , rESSItS. MUCH IN and DEBENHAM have till IVA. honour to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public st large, they have consigned to them, fur PEI4E3IPT'..III' SALE by f'Clifilt /1 CCTION, without reservation, by order of the En. cults* of an Estate, ter final settlement, a truly splendid rid rout, 15:4E31 BLAG Eof most valuable JEWELS. The same viii be submitted to 'Mir Notice on FRIDAY next, die 19th instant, at Eleven o'Clock, at their spacious Auction /looms, 20i, King. street, Caveat-garden. The whole of this Property has been selected regardless of ex. pence, and will he found upon inspection a truly chaste, unique, and valuable Collection. The articles are numerous, amoupt which are a moat superb brilliant tiara ; three star head ornamenn, comprised of brilliant* of the finest water; a brilliant necklace, top and drop earring*, rings, pins, and brooches ; a magnificent nick lace and cross en ." of very fine rubies, opal*, sapphires, and oriental pearls ; a large and ni.tchleta amethyr. suit ; sivale mac of Oriental pearls, pearl suit*, and various pearl omatnents; ter, elegant jewellery in great variety; a quantity of loose brilliant*, rubies, emeralds, sapphires, and other precious atones; elegant void watches, set With pearls, rubies, and turquoises ; gold chains and seals, costly muff boxes, antique rings and carving*, cameos, &e. The whole of which may be viewed two days prior to the sale, and Catalogues had at the office of /team. 31achin and Debenham. N.B.—The Commission of such Ladles or Gentlemen as air not attend at the time of Sale will be faithfully attended to. 29, King-street, Covent-garden, 3 / a rch 13, 1821. GENUINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITL*RE, WIN AND EFFECTS, BAR TLETT'S-BUILLINtrS, HOLBORN, By Messrs. MACH! N and DEBEN HAM, On the Premises, 19, Bartlett'a-bniklings, Holborn, on NOY DA DA Y, March 22. at Eleven **Clock, by order of the horinat, who is quitting the Premises. THE GENUINE 110USEHOLI) FURNITURE comprises four-post and field bedsteads, feather beds sad bedding, mahogany wardreb s a .d book-casea, chests of drawers, commodes, wash-band stile dr ming tutus,aft 41 chairs, Attn. ney and pier glasses, lii:derus notes sad Brussels carpets, rugs, hall lamps stair carpeting. ear aenware, china, glass, kitchen re. quisites, ha The Cellar of Wires contains about 23 dozen of fine slier, 17 closet, of fine Madeira, and 21 dozen of port. Alto, U nll the FIXTRES upon the Premises, unless the MY shorki be previously disposed of. May be viewed on the Saturday previous to and Momirg of WO when Catalogues may be had ; and at the Rooms, 26, King-etrect, Covent-garden. EPILEPSY. 1)R. F. HAHNEMANN allows, after the Cum Twelve Months' Proof time, before he requires his Fee. 71, Rollee.street, Cavendish-square. IM PORTANT INFORMATION. lIIHE most invaluable Discoveries are frequently op. 1 pn.ed in their progress to celebrity, by prejuchce and nab& lief. The Amateurs of personal attraction are earnestly invited to a proof of unparalleled excellence, by the use of ROW LAND'S KALI'DOR, a Cosmetic of vital Importance to the 'rapport of Female Loveliness. Powerful of effect, yet mild of influence. this admirable specific possesses balsamic properties of sot energy. It eradicates Freckles, Pimples, Spots, Sadants, ligh l all Cutaneous Eruptions, gradually producing a Delicately Clew and Soft Skin; transforms even the most 1111011 Onnpielloa into ltaelbnt Whiteness; resists the notching rays of the Song successfully opposes the attack of inclement tweedier, umll rendes harsh and rough skin beautifully soft, smooth, and sv ; hews the Neck, Face, and Arms, a Healthy and Juvenile Bloom diffuses a pleasant Coolness, a nd by due in the mop& cation of ROWLA ND'S KALYDO , promotes a free sod uninterrupted exercise of those important functions of Skin. which are of the utmost necessity for the preservation floolth, and the attainnient and continuance of a Beautiful Complexion. The KALY DOR is equally indispensable in die Nersory as at the Toilet. Perfectly innosious, it may be used by untwist deli cate Lady, with the assurance of safety and efficacy. To Mothers Nursing their Offspring, it gives, in alt erns of incisisatal infiaw- I motion, immediate relief; cools the mouth of the Infant, and en hances internal pleasure in the act of edsninisteriog dinosaur nourishment. To Gentlemen whose Facet are tender after shaving..-.A great infelicity which attends the operation of Shaving, is the intuition of the skin ; many licadeusen suffer greatly from this rause. Row• land's will be found.exoellent beyond preeedat; a sack_~ rating and allaying that most unpleasant sensation. It femme' unpleasant harshness of the Skin. occasioned by ir.tense Hest or Cold iVinds ; and thus to the Traveller, wh•.se at nestione es pose him to various change of weathy, proves an infallible specific —*prompt moons—and as rnitelticirc to comfort. a pledging &P . ' per:Mtge and invaluable acquisition.—Vatronired by the Princess , Exterhasy, the Persian .In•bsasatbw, and recommended by the most eminent of the Faculty. Finally, i! is the =et benedcial preparation of any c:itant, and should beer Vade aloe= fiw ever! tknitly. Sold in Half-pints, st is. (ed. ; and Pinta, at As. M. each, t.6'l by the Sul: Proprietors. A. 110%1' Nl) and SUN. No. . 6 91, Hatton-garden, Holborn. Lone.on . • and hy appointment. 6: M. Ilendric, Thliborne-strett ; Smyth, 117, Gaye and Ms.:. Iligge, 3.1, New Bond-street ; Bayley and Blew, rocisspot street ; Saeger, 1;.4. Oxford-street ; Berry and Co. 17. Greek street; Butlers. 4, heamide„ and 26211, Regent-street L Rowney. 11116, Ilatton-moden ; BlaboPaicalc-street J. T. Rigge' Cheapable; Taite, 41, Nihn.on, AO, Cornhill ; Edwinds, Ist. Paul's Church-yard; Sutton, Row Church-yard ; Burgess. 6.3, Holborn-hill; Low, :no. Prow, ‘2..!9., Strand; Barclay and Som. 95, Fleet-ma:let ; Stnulling and Nix, Royal Exchange ; and by most Perfutners and %lcdicine Venders. Oh , m - e, none are genuine without the signature—A. ROW' N D and SON. Printed at Til E . BRITISH PRESS (01ke, by J. W.Cmit Tor, 181, Strand, and Publhbed by H. CAN, ON. Oarne PlaCe' Capital COACH-HOUSE. STABLE, &c.; Pl.Lifil 'lt GROUNDS and 9IEADOW LAND, in all nearly 11)1 v - ACRES. 117 Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), At Gsrraway's Coffee-hoose, it 'Change-alley, Cornhill. on THURSDAY, the 20th of 4pril. at Twelve o'Clock. ADES! RA BLE FREEHOLD and COEIIIOI,II if ESTATE, comprising a very compact and eligible Ren. dente HARROW WEALD LODGE, situate at Marrow Weald, in a fine part of the county of Middlesex, one mile an: I of fftanmore, and about eleven miles from I Ixford-street, adapted for the accommodation of a gentleman's faintly, commanding bea n . tiCol prospects; coataining a good entrance ball, excellent dining parlour, drawing-mom, breakfast parlour with bow-window leaf. mg out upon the lawn, housekeeper a-room, commodious kitchen— I, each funning a wing to the house; butler's pantry and sleeping. terms wine -cellar, laundry, larder, scullery, and a water-closet au tile ground floor. On the find floor, two excellent bed-chambers, and dressing. room to each ; and five secondary bed-rooms. Out-offices:~A three_man Anode, coach-house with loft over, stant:ing for a gig, dairy, root-house, tool-hossie, coal-cellar, wood and fowl-honks, bath-house, and servants office, with a pump of good water in the poultry-yanl. The Estate consist% of nearly Five Acres, laid out in lawn and shrubbery, with a carriage -drive and pond, a );,lost kitchen and fruit-garden, having a wall 200 feet long, stocked, cropp e d, an d planted with choice fruit-tree& A chapel near the gates. To be viewed by Tickets. Partkulars may be had at the Lodge; at the King's Head, Harrow; Abercorn Arms, Stantoore Easel Arms. V. afford; Cranes'. Eelgeware; Swan, Rickmanswerd.; White Horse, Uxbridge; of Messrs. Brundrett, Spinks, and Red- Solicitors, Temple; at Oarraway's; and of Mr. Robins, N 0.170, Regent-a:rect. opposite Burlington-street, of whom Tickets or viewing may be had. M ESS ho tS tr . to .l an Lt n C ou ll I N nce to. the and N I.lF it ß y E t t n 'll tr A SI h and Niebrau c st large, they have consigned to them, for PkAtEIIIS I TCRY SALE by PUBLIC A UCT I ON, without reservation, by Oflitl . of tbe Esc. mote of an Estate, Mr final settlement, a truly splendid od costly ASSE ULM(I Eof menu valuable JEWELS. The same sill he submitted to their Notice on FRIDAY next, the l'Jth instant, at Eleven o'Clock, at their spacious Auction Rooms, 26, King. t street, Covent-garden. The whole of this Property has been selected regardless of es. pease, and will he found upon inspection a truly chaste, unique, and valuable Collection. The articles are numerous, amongst which area most superb brilliant tiara; three star had ornaments, comprised of brilliants of the finest water; a brilliant necklace, tap and drop earrings, rings, pins, and brooches ; a magnificent nice lace and enamels suite, of very fine rubies, opal*, sapphires, and oriental pearls ; a large and matchless ainethyr. suit ; single mat of Orient.) pearls, pearl suits, and various pearl ornaments; wry elegant jewellery in great variety; a quantity of loose brilliants, rubies, emeralds, sapphires, and other precious stones; elegant gad watchea, set With pearls, rubies', and turquoise ; gold chains and seals, costly snuff boxes, antique ring* and carvings, camels, Ac. The whole of which may be viewed two days prior to the sale, and Catalogues had at the office of Measm. Macfun and Debeoham. N.B.—The Comtnimion of such Ladies of Gentlemen an cam not attend at the time of Sale will be faithfully attended to. 26, King-street, Covent-garden, March 19, 11121. GENUINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, WINES, AND EFFECTS, BAR TLETT'S-BUILDINInS. HOLBORN, By Messrs. MACHIN and DEBENHAM, On the Premises, 11, Bartlett's-buildings ' Holborn. on MON DAY, March 22. at Eleven o'Clock, by order of the Proprietor, who is quitting the Premiere. HE GENUINE 110USEHOLI) FURNITURE comprises four-post and field bedsteads, father beds sad bedding. mahogany wardrob a a el book-cases, chests of drawers, mm wash -kind w-kind stint' dr snag tables. IMO CheiTt, ney and pier glasses, Kiinleno nster sod Brussels carpets, rugs, hall lamps, stair carpeting. tat Aeon/are, china, glass, kitchen re quisites, & c. The Cellar of Wires contains about 23 dozen of fine sherry, 17 dozen of fine Madeira, and 21 dozen of port. Also, all the Fl Xil•R ES upon the Premises, unless the some shook) be previously disposed of. May be viewed on the Saturday previous to and Momirg of Sok when Catalogues may be had ; and at the Rooms, 26, King-street, Covent-garden. L - _ EPILEPSY. 1)It. F. HAIINENRNN allows, after the Cure) Twelve Months' Proof-time, before he requires his Fos 71, Hollow -street, Cavendish-square. IMPROVED ESSENCE OF GOROONA ANCHOVIES. Air I LLIANI LAZENBY (Son of Elizabe th . Lasenhy, 11 Proprietress of the Genuine Harvey's Sauce), having ittpened an OIL and ITALIAN WAREHOUSE, No, Ai, Lamb's Conduit-street, Foundling Hospital, begs leave most re spectfully to submit to the Admirers of Anchovies, as a Full Sauce, his IMPROVED ESSENCE, which, after some years d ,assiduous attention to the preparation, he flatters himself he has brought to such a state of perfection as to wamtrit hint confidently to asitsrt, on trial, will be found superior to any eves offered to the Public.