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t /-"; " 4 „ 6 ,1 /-? /: - it t L'Y / jam' . • e 10(41' No. 6,711, t To Sail in all June. ' (FOR CALCUTTA Direct, the fine fast-sailing teak ' bat Brig NIMROD, sot yet three years od, WILLIAM Do l ivret sP Fak, Vainamadar, lvardosa tl6 tons, lying in the London "dim sawn he fight gods only. Ille t arts as AZ LW, FARQUHAR, CRAWFORD , end CO, No . 71, Old Beead-street. EAST VIDE% HOME, Juxs 4, 1824. TUE COURT or DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of prioLAND, trading to Set ;AST 'NOW, do hereby give Notice, Thar a SPECIAL URNERAL COIJRT of the IshICOM. PANY win be held at their Home. in I 4 eadenhallAtreet, en Wenepo•tr Next. the Bth instant, at Eleven o'Claek in the Foreaom, fur the purpose of laying before the Proprietors Draft of a M now before Parliament, to imthorisa the East India (em. ratty totrade direct from China to the By Colonies Wil la nts. viols in America. JOSEPH DART,ary. lIIERCHANT SEA3IEN'S orncE. ROYAL EILCIIANI, JUKT. 2. 1824. `CORPORATION for RELIEF and SUPPORT of SLR, MAIMED, and DISABLED SEAMEN, and the Widow. and Children of such as shall be Killed, Slain, or Drowac.l to the lerchaitte Service. The committee beg lone to return thanks on behalf of the die. tersold *cis et the Institution, for the folloning Subscriptions, end eartleady rateamend their case to the further attention of the Public n Z. a. John (1 Powell, Esq. Preanlent 20 0 Commit's (10 guineas 010 • Brlnt I f;iis Cam. . 103 0 LondersAssurance 103 0 Maria lowpany - 00 0 Wc4 thlia Dock Coo, - piny 31 0 Willis's Bastree, Esq. 10 10 Mews. J. R. Williams sod ()). 10 In 1 . 17411* . Oldfield. - Esq. 21 0 Wang 10 10 oolrer. Esq. 2 Weem s Esq. . • 5 • received by Maw, Sabot I by the Seactasy, at Alamil4l I. a Joseph Sorties, F o w l . 10 le Capt. larking, 11.1.C.11. II 10 Christopher Smith, gag. I Alamos . Charles Samosa, fag- 1 2 Joseph Cotton, Iraq. 10 10 Edw. C. Besdhad..Esq. 10 10 Thomas Willow, Esq. - - 10 10 W. ft Dawson, Eaq. 10 10 Woothipful Company of Mercers 50 0 Sir Richard Harlinge. Rare. - 10 18 Charles Herring. Esq. 10 10 Royal Exchange Awmr arise 105 0 William Curling, Esq. 21 0 & Sikes and Co. Mansion Hour the Office, over the Royal Ex- WiSTMINSTER HO M SPITA 1., OR PUBLIC IN. FIBARY, 1 James.sweet, near Buckingham hate , Inedeeed in 1719, and supported b Voluntary Contributions. The RING, Patron. l oco His yal Highness the the Duke of SUSSEX. Viic Patron. 'Hit the Duke of NORTH V 3 IBERLAN D. Preside n t . ,T H ANNIVERSARY DINNER of this INSTITD ION will be at the Thatched Mute Tartan, St. Jams's eueet. eg PUHA V, the II th June inst. Tick 18s. each, to be had of the Stewards ; the Treasurer, 'Dane Rust, Esq., Kensington ; at the Hospital ; at t he Thatched Howse Tavern, and of the Secretary, until Tuesday the Bth June.— *laser en Table at Fivecielock, lot half-nast Five precisely. His Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX is the Chem. STIWARDS. __ .. ... Joseph Bennett, Esq. —.— Junes Hassling. Esq. Alm. Brice, Esq. Francis Millar, Esq. jo Iv 1 Dickson, Esq. Hr. Rne. John Glynn, Esq. T. F. Savory, Esq. ILO. Oqt_brie, Esq. CHARLED DONMA L, Secretary and Receives, 4, Abingdon.street, Wcstminster. SECOND-HAND GUNS AND PISTOLS. D announces to the Nobility, Gentry, and the s • Sporting World, that he has for Sale an extenuire Assen- AMR Double and Single Flint and Detonating GUNS. RIF AIR GUNS, and CANES, at Half their original Price, Manton, Purdy, Forsyth, Smith, and all the most ap ed. don Makers. Duelling. Holsur, and Pocket Pistols. Anneals of every description, &c. IA WOO to Ma own well-selected Stock, he has purchased the }}nod pert of Mrs. Wilson's, late of Vigo-lana, retired from walnut& .He am a useful an. ornamental smasoblage it New and Se coseed-bad PLAIT and PLATRD GOODS, at very low Seas, he mai ITIOIM. eons bought or taken in exchange , &e. D. Eld W/3, Has. 43 and 43, Oxford-street, Mar Bernard-street. IMPROVED PORTABLE STEEL, CORN MILLS. .w Majesty's Royal Letters Patent having been ob tained bll " THE LONDON PORTABLE MILL rerIPANF, No. 109, Cheepside." for thew important improve onsties mt tee Trench Military Mill, they beg confidently to or -so *imitate of their Friends and the Public, their " 131 P4,0VED PATF,XT MILLS," which, fur simplicity of construction, porta bility, atrength, and excellence of workmanship--the ease with width*/ are worked, and quantity produced, will be found the , t a i l e it est i aierfeet. coniplete, and useful Machines of the kind, ever sub the world--at once affording the opportunity to every man ' ,tor Iris bwn Miller. Tba (ills will not only "induce Flour equal to the first-rate Water of Wind Mills, but by the simple improvement of an effec tual Regulator, are tosontly adapted for grinding every sort of Coffee, Sftft, Drugs. &c. The small Mill is contained In a nest iron case, measuring only 13 inches by R, and 10 inches deep ; and the large Mill in a similar am, manuring 19 Indies by 12, and 17 inches deep. To Peivide Familial, Boarding Shoots, &c., where a wh o l es ome, unadslosmted Flour is truly desirable, these Mills are strongly re. eowenented. To Land-owners, Farmers, &c., who are obliged to send out disk Corn to be ground, they will he found most advantageous and ggituratimt. To all Public Establishments, Penitentiaries, Workhouses, Pri. sons, ikr., where eeAmomy and industry are so requisite, their utility is so obvious that it needs no comment. Etuipunta to the ('ape, North Lnil South America, Van Die. man's Land, fit:, will find great inconvenience, and, in some in. stances, an imporibility of getting corn ground; in such a situa. sion, tea Company's Mill would be found an acquisition beyond all Tb de are also particularly suitable for the East and West Indies, and for the use of the Army and Nary; u also for ships on long voyages. And finally— o Meivituta, Captains, and others, as an advantageous article of conwriense, these Mills are well worthy of cactus. Tbc foltur ing are the Company's prices for ready money only:— large -15 s. I Small Mill . fif. tie. Drawing Machines to accompany the Mills, N. Ss. and upstarts. All 'coin (peat paid), handing orders with remittances, addressed " To the Loudon Portable Mill Company, 109, Cheapside, Lon don," vese! be punctually attended to. N.B.—Every Mill and Dressing Machine will be warranted. 140VGE and LOW MAN, WHOLESALE DRA =and LINEN FAQ:TORS, of Ak.urLL HOUSE have now on sale a 33,6661 . stock of the most au, Plata* Irish, and Scotch Damask Table Linen ever beheld ; kenassi, Russia, and Irish Sheeting.; tine Linens; India and British long cloths, quilts, counterpanes, &c. Ike.; and present their blazer Prices fur public inspection, which they defy any other hope in the kingdom to equal in price or quality. lIEVEVTICIPIVI ., THOUSAND POUNDS STOCK, con sisting d Russia Sheetings, the full width, requiring no seam, 2244. a yard line, 2..2d. ; very tine, 2a.64.; fine Irish do. 3s. Rd. ; a quantity of veiled damask napkins, Hs. a dozen ; the common price irt104.6d.4 a few rich double damask at 106.11 d., well worth Pictish; breakfast antler, lid. each; large size, 2s. 6d. ; damask cloths, full 21 yards loag, 75.; rich double damask, 95.; 3 yards ditto, 13s. Ikl.; 4 yards due, Ilk Rd.; 5 yards ditto, 23a Rd.; with every other size, up to HI yards long, equally cheap. Stout mock Russia Sheets, 5.. ski a pair ; fine, nt Rd. ; real Rua -108.110.L and 12s. ; yard wide linen sheetino. 54c1. a yard ; line' ditto, 84d. t real Russia, doe, stout, and full yard and quarter Ildst 'ant, cheap at Hid. ; very fine, ltd. and Ind. ; 3416 woes eettiously fine and uncommonly stout, from 11th. to 23.4 d.; boxes.af Irish sheeting., front 124. a yard to 4s. fd. ; 3 cases of ',Dutch 'battings, a rare article, and decidedly cheap ; large Russia towels, 9s. a dozen. furniture Dimities. M. a yard; good morcens, 12d.; curtain muslin/. 6.4ths wide. 4d. ; handsome damask lenos, 9d. ; good large counterpanes, 4s. fkl. each ; elegant Marseille' quilts, full 3 yards %quart. 13s. ; line ell-wide long cloths, I Is. the piece (26 yid*); line undressed ditto, 14s. lid.; real India ditto, for 'shirting,j6s. and Ills. ; well worth Ilid. a yard ; line javonots, for dresses. I la. Rd the piece t2O yards) ; undressed cambric', for Mips, leb.lld. the piece, 6.4.ths wide. large -- SALBS BY AUCTION. Freehold Building Oround. occupying a space of 150 feet frontage to Park-berm South at Ilarnsbury Park, adapted to a Chapel. By Messrs. ROBINS, At the Mart, TO-MORROW. in One nr more Lots, A VALUABLE PLOT of FREEHOLD GROUND, admirably adap:ed to a Chapel, or well suited to any build ing operation. desirably situate in Park.atreet South, at Itatnabury Park, near Holloway road, a very improvia . g situation. There are third.rate houses recently built, Immediately adjoining this ground. Particulars may be had prior to dm Sale, at the Mart, and la Coaent.ganten. . 4 Private Box in Drury-lane Theatre, in the beat port of the Proscenium, and neorly w;th the King's Box. By Merv. ROBINS. At the flan, TO-MORROSV, at 12, ONE of the best PRIVATE BOXES in this SPLENDID NEW THEATRE, situate in the Proamaium, with seam from the Private Box En blame, as well as across the stage. This fox will readily produce pineas a year; it accommodates six persons nightly, for every genes of representation that can be pertortned fur a period of tin niasoni, and not liable to any ground rent. flanteulars may be hisd prior to the sale, at the Mart ; and in lovitn-garden. Wilmington-squarc, near the SpalleldsUhagal.—An Income of 4981 a Year, for Ninety-one 'Years, under Lord Northampton, admi. Wily &veered aspen improving Pal: By Nehars. H Pro OB WS, At the Auction Mart, TO-MORROW, at 12, 111Tbm Lots, XidE following Valuable and highly improvable LEAgtiIIOLD ESTATES and G S ROUND RENT, -.gilt ilreiell i Blame on North Aare/ John-awe, Wil on least it a low rem of 126/. ; four houses in nedoatrect East, most respectably occupied st rents amount ing to 18W. a year; a capital and firstaate house South aide of Wilmington-square, on lease to Mr. Cutbush, Architect and Sur rpm, at 1301. a year, the whole mate producing FOUR HUNDRED and NINETY—SIX POUNDS a YEAR. The situation is most improving, and when the communication with Gailaonl-street is completed, it will further increase its value. • Particulars at the Mart, and of Megan. Robins. Covent,ganlen Vapital Leasehold Premises, late the unt.v institution, - irkies-road, presenting an advantageous Investment, or a favour able Spot for a Bazaar, Chapel, Theatre, &c. By Messrs. ROBINS, At the Auction 31art, opposite the Bank, TO-MORROW, at 12, rvilOSE valuable and highly distinguish x 1 Premisia, late TILE SURREY INSTITUTION, judiciously arranged In reading ?MIMS ; library 60 feet long ; A THEATRE, capable of holding 608 persons; a libonttdry, committee-room, anti rooms, garden, yard, &c. Mao a very neatly planned Residence, fronting the BlaCkfriars-road, n.sr the Bridge ; the aims' ioi, either for publicity or respectability, offering certain kdvantages to any well-conducted establishment. It is held for 68 years, at a ground. rent only. Particulars may be had on the Premises; at the Mart ; and of Iltlesins. Robins, Covent-garden. The Holly Hill Edate, near East Orinstesd, in Sussex, with 187 Acres of Park sod Ankle land, Lend Tax redeemed, By Messrs. ROBINS, At the Mart, TO-11103ROW, at 12, A CAPITA'. FREEHOLD PROPERTY, singularly CI. well adapted to a Sporting Man, comprehending a very ex cellent well-built FAMIIXBESIDFIXE, called MOUS HILL, very pleasantly situate ow the high road to Lewes and Brighton, by East Grinstod ; it is 24 miles from Brighton, ten from Toe , bridge, and 34 from London. The House is adapted to the aerial'. madman' of a large and rmpeetable family ; it is nearly envirooed by A PARK of 57 ACRES, a shrubbery walk and plantation, terminated by a bold and pictu resque view of Ashdown Forest, and an extensive and intereeting view of the rich surrounding country. Large kitchen garden, with grapery, Ac The domestic ofpees are numerous and com plete, and there is a family pew in 'Harakiri Church. Also four small Farms adjoining, containing 183 mats, let to respectable tenants, at very low rents. The DOMAIN is 187 ACRES of Freehold Land, the land tax redeemed, and the House rated very low. It possesses considerable rights on 4shdown Forest, and the game rs abundant. The Estate may be viewed, with cards and particulars, whirls may be Mali of Mr. Mastic or Mr. Hankie, Solicitors, East Grin stead; of Mr. Simeon, 7, King's Bench Walk at die Mart t and In Covent-garden. PrEiculare ma also be be d Mae Lib arses of Brighton, Lewes, Worthing. and Tunbridge. The PEN VCOED ESTATE, in South Wales, nine miles be. yond Caennarthen, and within twenty of Today, comprehend. tog • superior Residence, contiguous to the high London Road, with Three Farms, a4ogether Six Hundred and Thirteen Acres of choice Land, for peremptory sale. By Messrs. ROBINS, _At the Mart, TO-MORROW, at 12, iajour Lots. A VALUABLE and exceedingly impermeable FREE- La. HOLD PROPERTY, cemPeelleethef the PENVCOED ESTATE, always admired as one of the most interesting in South Wales. The Mansion is placed in a fine commanding situation, and is very familiar to the traveller from its conspicuous appearance; it is seen for several mike on the road, seated in a 'park meadow, environed by pleasure-grounds and plantations, and in the oppo site direction the grounds gradually incline to a fertile valley, where the river (Garth (;inning), pursuing its courts in an irre gular form, is a boundary to the Erstate. The Residence is suited to the accommodation of a family of great reapeetahility. Imme diately attached to it are 165 acres of land, including a thriving plantation. The whole Estate comprises SIX HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN ACRES, divided into three Farms, lying entirely together, and wouhl make one of the most compact and entire Estates; thcy are situate almost in the village of St. Clair, in the direct high road to Tenby and Milford. and certainly in the most admired part of South Wales. It is distant nine miles from esermarthen, twenty from Tenby (one of the most fashionable and admired watering places). and • 230 from London. The mail and other coaches pass by the Estate night and morning. It may be viewed by applying at the Blue Boar, St. Clair, and by permission of Mr. Williams. at the Mansion; and particulars had on the premises; the principal Inns at 51ilford, Tenby ' , Caer marthen, L'landovery , Brecon , Abergavenny, Monmout h, Glou cester, and Cheltenham; of Evans , Esq. , Solicitor, Haver foidweat ; A. Murray, Esq., Syroond's Inn; the Auction 4tart ; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent.garden, where a t:rawing of the 111ansion and Plans of the Estate may be seen. CHARLOTTE. STREET, BEDFORD-SQUARE. Excellent Leasehold Residence, tor DO years, at a Ground Rent also the Genuine Furniture and Effects. . - By 11l mars. ROBINS, On the Premises, on TUESDAY, June 15, at Twelve, TILE EXCELLENT LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, which has lately been repaired and beautified, at a consider able expense. desirably situate, No. 22, CHARLOTTE.STREET, BEDFORD-SQUARE, and admirably calculated for a Professional Gentleman ; held for a term of fifty years, at a low ground-rent of only 46/. per 'mum. Also the Genuine Household Furniture, comprising a capital mahogany four.poet bedstead, with elegant cotton forii.ure, canopy ditto, and field bedsteads, with excellent beds and bedding; mahogany doable and single chests of drawers, and bed.room re quisites moreen and cotton French window curtains, Grecian couch, and twelve chairs; chimney and pier glasses, a capital mahogany winged bookcase, set of dining, card, and Pembroke' tables, ma any perkier chairs, iidehoard, Brussels carpets, kitchen utensils and effects, of A LADY, DECEASED. The House may be viewed till the Sale, from pne to three o'clock. by tickets only, which, with particulars, may be had at the office of 31iiiiirs. Robins, Corent.garden ; and the Furniture viewed one day preceding the Sale. PALL-MALL EAST. HANDSOME M6llllFiViiiii - Niiiiiik, °LASSES, &c. By Messrs. ROBINS, On the Premises. on %WEDNESDAY, June IS. at Twelve, ArODERN 110(1.5E:HOLD FURNITURE, PIER 1. and CHIMNEY GLASSES, and other Effects of • Lady removing from No. 7, Pall-mall East; the Furniture consists of sic handsome four-post, Canopy, and Tent Bedsteads, with Hangings ; good lkds and Bedding, Dressing Stands, Lases, Chests of Drawers, Suit of Drawing -room Uurtains„ Sofa, and Set of Twelve Chaim, Card and Sofa 'Table., Mahogany Pembroke Tables, large lino selv and other Carpets (nearly new), Kitchen Utensils, Ac. May be viewed the day prior, and Catalogues had ; also of Mews. Robins, Covent-garden. P.S. The Ilouse to be Let, with Immediate possession. *ION lib. id. the piece, li-lths wide. An unusually large assortment of coloured flounced Muslin Freehold Farm, at Puekharn Hill , in the county of Sussex. Meadows. VII which vary so much in their erteetn mat alley may Ise uw- DP/BAPL, from &Loki. to 25, ; and beautifully embroidered Mora. By hiatus. RI/BINS, By Mesas. ROBlNS,dilly ; Callow anti vs nson, to, rum:ea-nowt, corn= viaa dit•o, from 10a. to 63 3 . ; hilts sprig book dinner dream% At the Auction Mart, London, on TUESDA V, the 22d of June, At the Mart, on TUESDA V, the 13th of July, at 12, taken by the most eminent physician, and prove equally fatal to she constitutions of adults and children, though the latter more strett, Soho; T. and G. lliitierwood, 32. Fleet-street ; Highlty —12 s. &L rash; Dacca striped ditto, Gs. fid.; etubroiduad cambricand Son 174 Fleet-otreet • Onollyn, 4, Catherine-street. Straw], at Twelve, by direction of the Executors of John Deist, Es q . A N Excellent RESIDENCE , adapted to the accom- extensively suffer from their destructive ravages. Their more i sm d or m' atc h et , and Stevenson, . A w l,. an d Ki nue b, oo k, Nor. handkershiefa. 7s. a &veil. Aec wed. modation of a respectable Family, with attached and de- usual symptoms are, Fits, l'ains in the Stoniach. Side, and 'bud. at- Just Ihniported, 600 d.wen of French cambric handkerchief:, A Desirable FREEEIOLD ESTATE, consisting of a niched Offices of every desuiption, quite correspondent; the late Lona of Appetite and pale, languid, and emaciated appearance in wich R. Deck , Ipswich ; Dutton, tory St. Edmund's ; Step: from Mkt a dozen to :rds. la.: those at 21s. are tine ; at 2.15. and .L . l good lartn-fanine pleasantly situate at residence and property of the Patient. Th'e extraordinary efficacy of tII 1 NO's PATENT turd earn-even. Ihristol; ;Barran ' and Duffield, Bath 'Stet, Uambridge; Todd, Reczate, heeds; Wrightsor. libToingbart, ; 3Us. in very fine, and geocraUy add at 435. BUCKRAM BRICE PIERCE, E. WORM 1,07, ENG ES in all such complaints , as well as obstruc- Trewnian, Exeter; Welstenhohne, York; Gene, Liverpool ; q, The article of Irz-h Linens, Dodge and Lowman, being factors. in the parish of Infield, in the county of Sussex, together with The Villa is encircled by a plantation walk, which includes 40 tiers in the bowels, and every disorder at ere opening• or cleansing Harm ,. m aiachaim; A mes; 117; Traogair; ( lneegnw; ram, , are enabled to sell the most 'mirrored bleaches full lid. a yard lower barn, and all suitable farm-buildings, and thirty-eight Acres of Acres of band, &spiel to Park - like form ; the Gardena are ex- physic is required, is nn universally known, and has been publicly 72, Grafton-street, Dublin ; and by all Ilooksellers.—( Price St) than any other house out of Ireland; and have at present 12,008 31eatiow, Pasture, and M"0341 Land, lying compact; in the occu. tennive, and to good order, with Green and Hot-house, &c.; and acknowledged by so many persons of distinction and rank in soca- „ .110" TS. (K NkS /1:'.1 CO. are to be consulted, as .usual, every - pieces, Rom 10.1. a Yard to 4s. 6d. about 150 pieces that are potion of 1 Mr. Been, at a very low riot of :148„ fur a.tenn of three it is believed few Estates at such a short distance from Town wili ety, that it is unnecessary here to enlarge on their peculiar virtues. d t their house and Patients In the country are req ire uested soiled, but warranted to weer well, to be sold unusually cheap, for tears from Michaelmas next. The rent was reduced on granting be found to possess the same . wdraritsges. It is Leasehold, for a Sold in boxes at 11. lid. and 2a. lid. by Finders, I.,heinists, N 0.4, to ay a .... ii a m: __ _ 7z; ._ _ at- icetly mouse yon ly. this from thif., and which may regain be contemplated. period of fort y . years , at a trifling grtt.ial rent. I heapstde. St. Paul 's ; 220,Regent-street (near the Argyle Rooms) and scribe e, e7tn .c be 6 l:4 - w ar " . "'"4" A t Hodge and Lawman's, Wholesale Drapers, Ill.ecers, and Particulars may be had fourteen days prior to the sale, at the It can be viewed by Canis; particulars are preparing. and may London ; Waterloo-place, Edinburgh; Sackville- street, Dublin; la Phil o f the warm , . ; • Factors, Ar•ylt lima-, Ilernt.street, there doors fromthe Inns at Uckfield Brighton , and Reigate •of Messrs. Dendy and Ibe had twenty-one days prior to the Sale, at the Mart, and in and by the pnneipal Medicine Vendee throughout the United ( TOSS and CO., M. R. C. burgeons, ~0.11, r.m.vcne.stere ; pp •• v , - • . . • K• Fleet-stmt, London. Any;" Booms. Xurphiett., ; and in Covent-garden. Covent-gar. en. Ina,mu. I. • Nod • LONDON,- Cavershain Park, one of in a Park of uncommon heatityonnd encircled by 1,111 Acres of the best Land, t o gether wr.h Manor co-extensive with the Parish, Quit Rents, and pitaive right of Fishery, within two miles of Reading, in Perks, dinalleally the heat of Lord Cadogat, Sufi always the leading feext esi t i t teixt Lasko sod Ba th , B My BINS, At the Auction Mart , on SHAY. June 22, at 12, T I E singularly-elegant MANSION and DOMAIN, CAVEIR,HAIIit PARK, a *eat proverbial for its a , tortny ever every contemporary within Shy miles of the illetropolin adbutowledging no rival but lIENIIIII4I *which alone it yields life palm. It present* a noble uniform building, the south front ornamented by nix Corinthian pill. not great beauty and 6 pePRINCELY MANrfection, frost dis l'an SthlON em at R Romp This was planned and finished by lbs. Earl Chtdogui, at an expense' of 120,000/. It is calephijed b t r. , in the moat arnpk wanner, a family of the Mot died ; it is placed in a line com manding situation, from widen tine Siam ore exceedingly rich and, interesting, extending at one pininat in sOies Camp, and including in the intermediate space an infiaity.sf admired seats, which yield only to Carnahan% Tin Pawnee grotmds and plantation walks that encompass this TERRESTRIAL PARADISE are disposed in the moat perfect- taste, abounding with rare and valuable shrubs. The noble terrace, WIN Scot long, is terminated by tin large Roman temple of Portland 'stone, of the rusticated Ikrie order, from which you am rmpevcrp t4b ly led to the um brageous walla in the plantation and wilderness % while them* (always remarkable rve tta wit ex hibi ts a great vadat of sod dale, combined 'wilt IF i The part and fame A 10MAIN OF ON,. THOUSAND ACRES, • with capability to increase the quantity to any extent t its cond. guity to Reading, and the importance inseparable from Cava:sham, must give it that weight with regard to Parli..mentary influence, that would hardly make one of the seats a matter of doubt ; in fine, there appears no reasonable limit to the variety of . advantages that exchnavely belong to this property. It an only be viewed with tickets. Printed particulars, with a plan of the whole Estate, and a drawing of the alantion and Park, will be ready at one shilling each, prior to the sale, nod may be bad at toe principal 15111 at Readinx, lath, Cheltenham, NV indsor. and Salt Hill; of Mr. Sheen, solicitor, Wallingford; of Messes. Vandercom and Com in, Bush-lane, Cannon-strett ; and of Messes. Robins, C Mr. lioriihy's Freehold Livers , Stables and House, called the White Horse Stables, Si. Martin's•lane _also the valuable Good-will and Possessiqn of the Trade thereof. Hy blesses. ROPINS, At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank, on TUESDAY, the 22d of June, at Twelve o'clock. ALL those EXTENtiSVE and VALUABLE PRE MISES, established upwards of 190y eary with undeviating somas. anti for the lint forty years in te occupation of Mr. Hornby, comprising premises equal in situation and convenience to any at the West end of the Town, with a good-will that yields in po int of value to none other. There is a very good Dwelling I House and extensive Yard, with an infinity of the best stables, ock-up coach houses, granaries, &c. One undivided Moiety of the Freehold, together with the valuable good-will of the long. xstiblished concern, is included in this purchase. Particulars tipsy be had ten days prior to the gale, Mr. Miller's Offices, New Inn; the Mart ; sad in Covent g --- LEVEHOLDIVVESTMENT FOR SIXTY.ONE YEARS OF 176!. A YEAR. Arisieg nut of the Shakspaare Tavern and Hoed, opposite Dotty. lane Theatre, on Leese to Mr. Egling foe Twenty-one Years. By Meows. ROBINS, At the Mart. an TUESDAY, June!!. at IL A CAPITAL LEASEHOLD INVESTMENT, held 11 of his Grace the Doke of Redford for • period of Sixty-one Years, comprising the old.established and highly respectable Este.. blishment, THE SIIAKSPEARE TAVERN AND HOTEL , desirably li!uated for excellent Business, immediately facing ihrmy lane splendid new Theatre. The Tavern has been erected st an expense of many Thousands, and the t highly respectable Tenant, for Twenty-one Years (Mr. ng) has inevesseill the Ha. stews so as to make it compete successfully with the long esta blished Howes in the vicinity, and let at a very inadequate Rent ibr a period which is determinable by either party to the end of the first Seven l'esm4 when an augmentation of Rent m‘y be relied on. Particulars may be had. rim to the Sale, on the Premises ; at the Office of Mews. Duke and Michael, Rod Lion-aquare k at the Mart; and of Mews. Robins, Covent.garden. BUCKMAM WU" IN KISSEL A delightful Residence, with Pleasure and Kitchen Gardena, and 90 Acres of excellent Land (L and Tax redeemed), including Hop Plantations immediately adjoining. Messrs. ROBINS, At the Auction Mart, on TUESDAY, the VA of Jane, at 12, and peremptorily by direction of George John Dahlia., Esq. AValuable and eligible PROPERTY, COPYHOLO of INHERITANCE, consisting of an elegant Residence, in the villa style, newly and most substantially erected; it is de lightfully situate so as to command an extended view of the sur rounding rich and picturesque scenery ;it called BUCK HA 31 HILL, contiguous to Uckfield, 14 miles from Brighton, 7 from Lewes, and only WI from Gonda, : the rooms are of the best proportions • the drawing and breakfast rooms emainunicate, and are 40 feet lirg ; the bed-chambers pleasant SD* airy, and the offices good. The Estate consists of NINETY-ONE ACRES OF LAND, I Including some rich Meadow and fine Hop Land, in the very highest cultivation, and lying well together, with most useful and substantial farm buildings, including barn, granary, fatting lodges, bailiff's and good gardener's tenements, and oast-house for hop drying. of the largest and most convenient dimensions ; the whole presenting a desirable property, either with a view to a gentle man's residence, or as an eligible investment. The Estate is Co pyhold, subject to a small fine certain upon alienation, and no fine upon death, paying only 3s. 4d. per load for timber cut for sale, and 4d. only when cut foe repairs. The land tax is recleaned. The neighbourhood truly respectable, game abundant, and the Lewes coach passes daily. Particulars may be had fourteen days prior to the sale, at the principal Inns at Brighton, Lewes , Cuckfield, Reigate, and Lick field ; at the Auction Mart ; of Mr. Bolton, Solicitor, Austin Friars ; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden, where a plea and drawing of the estate may be seen. DIRKFIELD IMINE, NEAR IPSWICH, A distinguished Freehold Manlier', encompassed by its admired Park of i i Acres, luxuriant Plantation, Lawns, and Shrubbery Walks, altogether a Domain of 220 Acres, with a (ientletnanly House and Offices, contiguous to the Ferme ()woe. By Messrs. ROBINS, At the Auction Mart, ott TUESDAY, June 22, at 12 , In one Lot, ASINGULARLY ELEGANT MANSION, erected within a few years, in a manner so superior to buildings of a modern date as to be well worthy of imitation. It has always been a distinguishing festuir, and language has nearly exhausted itself in its constant panegync ,upon the many prominent beauties connected with this admired property. The classical taste of the distinguished owner is so manifest, that it remains only to add, that the uniformity and good taste of the exterior will not be more highly appreciated than the extraordinary combination of comfort and pc conamodation. within. The residence has been judiciously placed in the centre of A BEAUTIFUL PARK OF 53 ACRES, laid out in the most correct manner, with shrubberr walks and plantations, which form a belt to the whole. The pleasure grounds are well arranged, and abound in flowering shrubi and evergreens of the most rare and estimable kind. The kitchen gardens are abun dant, with capital vinery, and peach-house 120 feet long, and pinery and succession houses of &corresponding description. The second ary and domestic offices are so complete as to leave nothing to be desired. The park meadows almost approach the beautiful river Orwell. the moving scenery of which at high water gives a beau tiful variety to the panoramic view that is presented in the oppo. site direction. The domain is about TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES, including meadow, pasture, arable, and wood land of the best quality. The forme milk is well pl aced in the vicinity of the Lands adapted to agricultural purposes, and is on lease for a short term, at a very reduced rent of 2011 guineas a-year. Immediately ad joining the farm is a very gentlemanly residence and offices, with capital gardens, undeelct at rbf. a-year. The estate is the PROPERTY OF THE COUNT LINSINGEN. Particulars may be had prior to the sale, of Mi. Falcon, So licitor, Temple; at the ptincipal Inns at Ipswich. Colchester, Chelmsford, and Norwich ; at the Auction Mart ; and of Messrs. Robins, London, of whom alone cards to view the Estate can be hail, and without which no one can be allowed to see it. WANSTEAD. AN EXCELLENT RESIDENCE, With suitable liatdens and Gwids, sad 40 Acres of Park-like MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1824. SeirATW Ptt lON. ' tba maa4 diatiagui 7 .had . Srats . t in England. BAIE9 BY AUCTI(.O IN PE3IBROKESIIIRE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ERTATHR. Including %Pe Acres of Land. producing at Qld Rom 9a3a Lives 1.121.1. , a year, but capable of an immense aud allow snaS mediate inctease. By Mews. ROBINS. At the Auction Mart. on TUESDAY...he 13th Jul/. in Ones, AVERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE , situate in the Parish's' of Lanstinen. Llaris‘nantygellf, Costlebyth. Mom!, and Putreliaeston, all adjoining Pasishenotod in the beat part of THE COUNTY OF PEMBROKE. This Estate presenut an exceedingly desirable Investment. Maar much as it incapable of considerable improvement. It cmaprehesida TWO THOUSAND IJKVBN HUNDRED AND I'ITTV. EIGHT ACRES OF LAM/. rert T ether with a Mansion and Demesne, in the occupation of Ito 3 Peel, Esq., rod a variety of convenient Fermi adjoining, acing,. at rents determinable on a few remaining Old Lives, ,1221. a year. The hand Tax is redeemed upon thdkrfole pro. petty, and the Manor of lAanveinantygoff is amongst the litany ad. vantages connected with this Estate. More descriptive Particulare will be ready *runty-one days prior' to the Sale, at the principal Inns in the leading Towns in Pembroke, shire; also at Camotorthen, Abergaveony, Monmouth:and Chely unison; at the Mai of Messrs. Williams , Hrookes. Powell, and Broderip, Lincoln's Ina; and in Covent -garden , where Plans of tho &tate may lie yea. AT WOODBRIDGE, IN SUFFOLK. 0411 : PI TA 1. FREEHOLD WHARF, RESIDENCE, MALIING.ROURE, _ • ..441111411011rds teal* tat,7llWe4 June; atirethe. I + ll A VAL ABLE and VERYIMPROVAB LE , FRE*. I - 1 HOLD PROPERTY, Three finis, compichendiag that newly-erected sod commodious Quay Dock, THE SUN DOCK, With Two Granaries, a CAlid Warehouse, capacintig Timber and Coid-Yaud, Counting-Howse, and e'er, pOssible requisite Mr Ship ping and carrying on extetutire trades in get be al Merchandiae. Also, a Piece of band, • HELM SALTNESS AND WALL, Containing Sle Aare., in the occupation of Dlrlani. Edwards and Manby, mum respectable tenants, whose lease eipires at Michael mas, 1825, at • 19w rent of 114/. a year, Also, • subotantial Malt Office. with Sixty Coombs Load Steep, and has the advantage of being wrought throkth the year: it (=- mina very-extensive Corn Chambers, and every enential Office : on Lease to Mr. Edwards, at only 504 a year: it expires at eltaelinsa, Also, a very excellent well-built Residence, recently erected, containing every accommodation a moderate and respectable fa mily can desire ; • Two.Stal Stable, and Chaise-House, and Gardens, in the occupation of Mr. Robert Cane, whose Lease ex pires at Michaelmsa, 1826, eta low rent aro. a year. This eligible Paapeny b all Situate in the befit part of the Mar ket. Town of WOODBRIDGE, IN SUFFOLK, Where the Pon is flourishing, end tile prospect most encouraging. Partin ,lan may be had ten days print to the Sale, at the pnoci. pal Inus at Ipswich and Nose Mt. s 'of Messrs. Wood and Son, Solicitors, Woodbridge ; at the Mart ; and of Messrs. 'Robin, Covent-garden ; where a plea of the Estate may be seen. N.B. COUNT LINSINGEN'S ESTATE, near IPSWICH, will be Sold the NNW day. IN BATH.—PARK-STREET. ST. JAMES'S-SQUAIiE, ELEGANT STONE RESIDENCE AND EFFECTS, PRODUCING AT THE PRESENT LOW RENT £l3ll les. Br Messrs. ROBINS, At their Rooms, in Covent-gadder in TUESDAY, the sth of July , at twelve ollnek, AN t : m lFant LEASEHOLD RESIDEWCE, had for • Dia Years, and subject dolt to the trivial Around root of t Ouilais; it comprehends a stone-built and fey sub atantisi and Gendemanly Residence, finished in the best manner, and in point of situation not easily to be surpassed in Bath. No. 11, PARK-STREET. ST, JAMES's.S(WARE, BATH. The House is replete with every accommodatfen a modesite fa mily will require. he pried's.' rooms communicate by folding doors, an about 22 feet square, Wid the domestic arrangements quire adapted to the residence; it is at peewit on Lease, expiring at Mi chaelmas, 1825, at a low vent of les. per Annum. The Residence ems aely be viewed with permission of the Tenants, and iCidaTS bad at the York Hotel, add Whim Lion. Nib ; Plwgh Hotel, Cheitenham ; and of Messrs. Robins, ot. vnic BARR OF Tilt RIVIIR. • ' - MRSSRS. ROBINS have the pleasure 'to announce, that they are empowered to treat far the immediate SALE ist of that uniformly dinguished Villa, SHERWOOD LODGE., delighfully situate on the Bank of the River, and within three ' miles of Hyde Park—the limits of an advatisetript preclude the possibility of doing justice to cilia • SINGULARLY BEAUTIFUL RETREAT; and even were this impediment removed, it will be exceedingly difficult to God language sufficiently powerful to convey an ade quate idea of the variety of distinguishing beauties to which it has such powerful sad exelitaive claims ; it is a place that must be seen to be properly appreciated, and with this feeling it is purposed merely to state, that the Villa possesses all the accommodatioh that a family of theinction can require. The roams are of the finest proportions, and fitted up in a style quite familiar with the excel lent taste of the Proprietrein. The pleasure-grounds and plants- nuns, the lawns and shrubberies, abound in flowering shrubs, 1111111 the most rare and estimable plants;—indeed, the disposition of these grounds is such, that they may be viewed as a safe model whereon to guide others, who have not depleted to such Superior taste. This Domain includes seven acres. It can only be viewed by tickets, and in the distribution of them the mammy preeaution will be taken to avoid its being seat by any, *via( duutswise are serint!sly ilidined to treat for it. Covell‘filletIol", May M. • PATTERSON'S ICE PAILS. TOHN PATTERSON, FURNISHING lIIPNIAON (ER and ICE PAIL MANUFACTURER to hie Ma esty, has constructed a new Ice Pail, on • philosophical principle , by which any temperature required (not lower than Zero) may be pmci,red, and maintained for a considerable time. It is 'Molly operative with or without ice, as, by means of Freezing Powder, which may be had with the Pail, a temperature 30 degrees below the freezing paint can be immediately obtained, Ice Creams or Water Ices MI be made, and all the luxuries and comihrts of the Icehouse secured, without trouble or attention, at a very trifling (spew, in every seavon or in any climate. Patterson's Ice Pails and Cream Freezers are manufactured in handsome and simple forms, of various six., pad at moderate prises. They may be seen in constant opeestiqa at h's house, 41, New Bridee.stred, Blackfriani, the second holm from 11 Ludgate-hill. PATTERSON'S SPARE BED WARMER. by which Beds that are only occasionally slept in may be kept in a coasts illy well aired and s.holeaszne state ; may also be bad as above. THE LIGHTEST BONNU PEPAIL I M F EVER. DE IS LANES' CHAPEA. ANEW INVENTION in the Article of LAI)IES' BONNETS, railed the CHAPEAU BE PAILLE. W. LANE, 39, Lamb's Conduit-street, Inventor and Patentee, begs to call the attention of Ladies in general to the above elegant and unrivalled Article; it is allowed by ill who have seen it be the finest specimen of • British manufacture hitherto produced foe Ladies' Bone.sts ; and to those who have not seen it the following , short description fray not be unacceptable- It is manufactured from a particular kind of toqgh straw, which hats a gloss upon it equal to the finest silk, every part of which is so connected that it is impossible Ely particular part can give way, thus combining strength with the most beautiful appearance; and notwithstanding its peculiar strength, the *Bonnet, when co:npleted, weighs 1 t to more than one ounce, so that the inconvenience of wearing heavy Bonnets ix now entirely superseded. Those Latins who purchased any of the Chapeaux de Faille last year are particularly requested to send them to the Patentee, should they want cleaning, &c. ; lie will warrant Mein to be returned equal to new. In tnnsequence of many Ladies having had erroneous ideas that the Chapeau de Paille was originally invented by Mr. Cohhett, the Patentee begs to state that his invention is decidedly different, both in the appearance and manufacture; it is entirely his own in vention; he received his Majesty's Royal Letters Patent for it lung before Mr. Cobbett's invention wall generally known. The price of the Chapeau tie Paille is three guineas ; and it may be sett in a great variety of new and elegant shapes. at the Patentee's, 39, Lamb's Cooduit-sueeti and at Messrs. Jupp and Co.'s, tri, Begent-atreet. FOR WORMS, FITS, PAINS IS THE STOMACH, &e. litTl w /RM:l va a r re y so tb n c: uc ca li t i t:e th o ei f r many eet t i h n at t, T nai :47 iytio n ri li: , 7 v the y be w.‘ •.0( rnce It(*FOUL PESIsASIA EtirATE. • ' IMO& is* with asproufforece, Paw, sad iirnert dr.car d s ri ve n un d i ed Xighty.tre Acres, near Fake.- Bp Mr. ROBINS,. (Of Wars:sk Ovum. Itegeat-sitert,) atiOarraietty'rOslfes.hodue, 41isage.allep . C4trnhill, on THUM y. the Bth July, at 'twelve &Met.. i. t 'A DESIRAIdLE tftEEHOLI) and curl. Now FATAL' ; . .• , tterniteind the MANOR (oczspsted filwasocilfrfOßPLAND HAI .. aboun4ing with ((sips, !bleb has been straq4 preserved; THORPLAND HALL,. - -e' ' - • With Mims. harden, Ise. tested upon a Lame hi Litre !vesture I.4rd. nehly arnannentek• with' 'fine theisittg Plaiettetiotta, the Stiff**, River flowing to front, fanning % fi ne frailie ih lilt Pro perty A CARPI lioDrili. , .-- 4 With Berns, 3tahles. blunts, Waggoo-lo4; ate.. Pt Garden, welled Ent planted with thoke.Entit Trees; 4 WainUt Ground, au.d4deuity Irelosurcs of licit enables awl Ps‘ture Land. with fine theislog lliertetti , ns, 1 piatesuestally disreetl beet various pestle of the Itteeete; *Leek enttrins • FIVE Hi.7II'DRED AM) PIiiIITY.TWO sktlD MI i Ritua:e in the Perishes of Faltsoltato and-Hrent ••• - ile that County of Norfolk, a abort d'ouanee from • - • ,-... Is an excAleat eorn-mirket; &auto% fr,:obi t 7,... % .. seven milts &oda half ; trout Blaksruty, 'thew *ree r esta lek.tal4 foal Wiasin *ten Isom ""''''' • " -Owns aswelheaseawasa . tern--Afrowtitet l" post via ma to llgelat m eteg and tsinthnills. F •. . • vott bs= In the neighbou The' (emits beep_ Still &Awed, awl • considerable torn ' been expended leitithe t . eve feripeses iis IL- povlng the property._ •To be 'kind by applying so lie. Pktwright, on the Premises, of wham Pardcolars say be had ; at the Red Leo/A; 7 t Duke's Hein, Lynn ; Piece, Wens; Rorer and is teach; IL,Votro., Seralfham; Binga Heal, Noriti4p d arms; Pfewmarket; Bull, ratrbritigei of Mr. W . , Solicitor, Holt ; at feittesetty's; 111114 i of Mr. Robial. - treet, whsre a Pisani the Irtate may be wee. , •1 PORT or Lair Dol t ., Alia Si, FOR SALL, • ,t qty seder of the Honourable the Coosumiodeners 4 bilk Eeci.e Revenue, in a seatioue Itews., at the Chief -7114 Broad-street, on TU &ABA y, Ole Sid, and ft Ella NADA V , the Zid days &June, IBM, at Tbree‘o'cluck iu the adernooa. A L eckelr. BOUT TWENTY THOUS.INO GALLONS cf GENEVA, and TWENTY THOUSAND (LAJAS/NS or BRANDY, which have been sertissil candatnneediddassits. tilled. now in rats at the F ( zeise Diatillery at St. Catlesdides, part of which are allotted in ll ogsheads. foe tha beret acoosiasodaties of the trade, as well as other penions who may charm to become purchasai. 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