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, - 111 - 1 . 77 .N ) , • t • , // • - - t. 2r" -/ e • _ • . ig . 1111 111 1 -1 .2 tt b: * 1 .--1 N • A _Ati I.;[ arirrs _ . / / , c 7 ~~~ ~ ~~-- _~ or 7,800 sack s nrd 8.600 qua,. for fine Wheat, II etc obtairod the interior aim. cr quarter dearer 6 hooted to.dar, Lotti, whilst ILe utt,alesble, nth en the decline; No. 6,7:35. LO►ND()N, MONDAY, JULY 5, 1824. Price 7d. SALES BY AUCTION CMIPOSITION OF ASSESSED TAXES. T(Yr I CF. is herohy given, that, by an Act lately passed, 1,11 all Persons duly assessed for thctr taxes for the present year may compound fur the same, fur the term of four years, on their dwelling houses, and of three years on the ether Assessed Toses enumerated in the Acts of Composition now in force, to commence Irom the sth day of April, lit 24, on payment of an a ddi t ional duty of Fire per Gen.—Pentane may compound for the duties os houses and windows, without compounding for the (ities on the ether Assessed Tales, and vk Mfg/. All de sirous to compound, must deliver nutlet of their intentian on or be fore the 9 , 1 day of August neat. agreeably to forms which may be bad on application to the 1131e190T1 or collectors of the parish in which they reside, or to the surveyor of the district. By Order of the Doard, E. BATES, Secretary. Office ferTar.es. Somerset House, London,7tb Jane, 1821. _ _ BOOKS PUBLISHED. This dal. is published, in 4to. with a Portrait. price 31. Ss. Irr E LIFE AND REMAINS OF EDWARD 1 DANIEL CLARKE, LL.D. Professor of 31ineralogy in the University of Cambridge, Author of Travois in Europe, Asia, and Africa, eta .te. SALES BY AUCTION, woiLciesiLlmsH I 111. Desirable PREEHOLD !AT&T'S:3, eligible few Isneehnent, the MANORS, or reputed Mask" of KNIGHTWICK and MAPNORS ; compact FARMS, with commodious Porto Yards and Buildings, and ignite& of FOUR HUNDRED and EIGHTY-FIVE ACRIU. of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood band, and Hop Ground ; a substantial Building, late the Flying Horse Public lime; Cottages. &e., on the Road from Worcester to Beedayaed, and adjoining the Taw. Hy Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick Hawse, Regent-streel,l At Gangway's Coffee Holm, Cornhill, on THURSDAY, July at 12, hi Oae CARMARTHENSHIRE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD EriT % TE. FOR RESIDENCE or Inseptmeat, Capital Idansion and Offices, Hardens. Pleasure Grounds, seated in a beautiful Park, ornamented with tin* thriv tng Timber, Lake, and Stream of Water : also, 'Cowan Real. donee, end Offices, Farm House and Buildings, Cottages, and nearly Two Thousand Six Hundred and Fifty Acres of Meadow, Pasture. Arable, and Wood Land, *bounding with Hanle, Phea sants, Wild Fowl, and the River stored with Trout and other Fish. .BALit5 BY AUCTION. NORFOLK. DESIRABLE ESTATE. MANOR, whoutding with Osine, Residence, Fusin, amid lloseds, Upwards of Five Mandrel and E.ghty-two ACttf, near Vakm. barn. IM to 19/ A s I:.s to II 17 4 to 11 ljt !! 2+ to 21 6 3 O. to 21 3 s 1/ Vs to 9/ Os By the Rev. WM. OTTER, A.M. Printed for Gump ('owie and Co. in the Poultry; to whom the Subscribers are respectfully requested to apply for their Copies. Dr Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House Ragent.street.) At Garraway's Calke-bouse, 'Dbairic.aiky. Catalan, ao ?HIM& DAY. rte Ilk Jalr. at TwUrc u'l lack. - :5, to 3es . 40s to 43s -33 s to —s CAROLINE AND %ELITE. This day is published, in 12mo. pries as. bowls, CAROLINE and ZELITE, or Transatlantic Tales taken from real Life. Militated to Colonel David Stewart, of Garth. By ANNA WHITE SMITH. London: Published by Charles Frederick Cock, lid, Pateroossars Tow. -- B r Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick Howe, Regent-istreet,) At Giuraway's Coffee-House, in 'Cbange.alley Cornhlll, On THURSDAY, the 19th of August, 11D4, at Twelve o'clock, In One _ _ __ A. DESIRABLE Boa C(iPYHOLD EsTATE; Cutnprising the MANOR (or reputed Mawr) cf THORPLAND HALL, abounding with Owns, which has been strictly 'reserved; and THORPLAND HALL, With Mem, fieddes, /cc. nested upon i lAwn of fin* Pasture Lend; richly ted pith line thriving Plantations, the Stine". River Awing in frost, forming.* line feature is the Pes. Party. A FARM ROUSE, _ _ it.. per quarter, 4) 3 ed 21 1 , 0:1 to 241 t 4 MERMAN, 1;1, PieotliUy, opposite the Arcade. AFalse and slanderous &stook having been made upon this Ext.ibition by a Morning Paper, the Proprietor. appeals to the Public in I. , hali of its genuineness, and that the greater number may bear witness of its reality, he has lowered the Ad mission to One shilling. Open from ten till dusk daily. By direction of the Trustees and gieTcotove of the late Sit Wok. Paxton, T HE VALTIABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, com prising the truly magnificent Mansion, MIDDLETON HALL, &mad in a beautiful Park of nearly SIX HUNDRED ACRES; _ _. . . . . Ills OA to 31$ 04 :06 Od to 43$ dellAtfully divenltled in hill and dale, ornassented by thrlylos timber an d plantations, and by a noble lake, adapted for aquatic purposes ; extensive carriage4hives, Met, and walks, in a most enchanting and richly varied scenery; adapted for the residence and accommodation of "-- With Sams, S tab les, iv s, aineon- se. &c., rn mellow Oarden, walled and planted with ehnice Frntt Treeiu Walnut Oreund, and sundry Inclesurco M . rich MEW gtd ialis cor, and Pasture Land, with fine thriving Pleagetiiinit, taatd'ully as ornamentally disposed over varies, parts of the £a ate, which :11% 01 to 27s (m ;WI uJ to 4t kt • PRIVATE PUPIL. AVACANFY ix now open in the Family of a Married and IlenelicedUccurnan, residing within 'a moderate dis. twice of London, and whose Pupils are but a few ; the must satisfactory I;ticcs can be given to Noblemen and Gentlemen whose sons he educated. Letters to be directed for Rev. IL EL MINIM Eivington and Cochmals, Bookulnles, 148 , Reread, London. . 2Rs to 321 . 46s to Wo THE LEICEbTERS6IRE COVERS. A NOBLEMAN, OR mime OP THE FIRST DISTiNCTION• wit& every requirits oarbalhitos, &steamed sad detathed podre. tin walled prdeos, fully uoelted, cropped, and plotted r bor. houses, conservatory, orchards, &c. 3. 44 to I. ad 3 0,1 to Ss fa 110. Os Pd 0.1 ir PA thl to,. 0J OIL tartur.st. 3,4 d to 4s I'd 3. Oil to As &I h.% ht 100. ('t the h.illpe.:ny to three Toe. 71 11 1 1 to 111 ei 61 11.1 s to 71 Ps IN to 11 s ri: Art J. Pop. 0.1 to 120 s Cd —slat to -4 td too, 0.1 to 131 m ltd 41. Itl to 52s RS pa 11214.. 701 id Ott 111. IN *Us locl of Ott to .t :11b. Ileltem), 24 Oil ,nillere Hall. .ultli, lea. M► r money. are from 7d. to P 2. - 21 ea t• to el (each) • . 8. Od—Shestlinp, SI 4d to 2s 6d !T lb. . 22d to 1141 -2.1 d to 2+► - 17‘1 to 21k1 - 2ild to 22d I7d to 18Id . ItIA4 w 2111 -22 d to 2Nd -24 d to 214 • 23d to 26,1 lnd to ltld to na . 13d to 1:d -13 d to 20,1 GEORGE BROWS respect Goods are manufactured under hi can therefore be warranted. Warehouse, No. 4, Regent James's-square. ALL IN ONE DAY. Jrtv 2. 'Ans. tit Gs to Si is 61 Os to 71 7 , 6/ 6s to 61 Q. , Os to IN 06 2. Gd t Prioe. 11. c 46 M Us Ott to 43. 3?, Od to —a ett 45s Od to --4 J • 2. 2 2 . 20,9 W Ninibers. viz.:_ No. 3.693 - No. 19.993 . No. 12;299 . STEAM-PACKET COMPANY. TITE Undersigned are new authorial to receive the NAMES of PERSONS desirous of obtaining SHARES in this Undertaking. kir which purpose the necessary printed papas way be obtained at their Mice. Every practicable attention will be paid to ensure an appropri ation of the Shares in the order in which t 7 are applied for. MORY and COLES, U, Thognionon.etrcet. July 2. 102$. CHEAP CARPETS. I FEARN, Manufacturer. respectfully inferms the 0 • Nobility, Gentry, and his Friends, that lie has just received his ne w spring Patterns, of the best fine frame. Brussels Car pets, in any quantity, from As per yard; four.fourths Kidder. minster, Venetian, from 3s. 441. ; Druggets, and a large assortment of Hearth Rugs, upon his known low terms. %I/archaise, No. 9, VERE.STREET, Oxford-street, opposite the end of Bond-street. N.B. White and Brown Wool CARRIAGE and DOOR RUGS in variety. SPRING FASHIONS, &e. &c. CTBADNIAN anti HAMPSON, Silk Mercers and 0 Haberdashers, apprise their Friends, Customers, and the I Public, they hare now un Sale a great Variety of SILKS in all Vac prevailing colours ; Oros de Naples, Lustringi, Levantine*, Sarcenets, Norwich (Tapes, 111xk and Coloured Ilumbasines, Elegant Square Silk Shawls, &e. he. Also, &Splendid Assortment of 91ILIANERV, finished in the that style of Fashion ; French Flowers, Feathers, Veils, Lace, All kind as Fancy Articles, Habadiudivy, &c. The above is well wotth the attention of Ladies shout to make purchases, as every Article will be found in comparison cheaper than at any House selling golds elan equal qnality. Country Milliners and Dealers oupplied on liberal Terms for rea,ly-rnnney. All Letters must be post paid, and directed to Steadman and flampson, 49 and 49, Holborn-hill, corner of Bartlett's-buildings. BY lIIS ➢IAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. AIARBLEpIININEY.PIEEES—ON SALE AT N 0.4 'iigii iN STREET,T PA LL-31 AI. L. A VARIETY of FOREIGN and 13RMSIi MAR BLE CHIMNEY-PIECES, in the Newest Fashions, unequalled in Execution and Polish, being made by Machinery. PRICES MODERATE, AND THE TRADE SUPPLIED, BY GEORGE BROWN, Agent to the PATENT MARBLE. WORKING COMPANY, Whose Warehouse is assorted with the followiog New and Fashionable Stock of Furniture, manufac. Lured by the best workmen., and of the Choicest materials, viz, Rosewood and Mahogany Chef. Coaches ensuite of various de fattier, Comae., Loa, Card, seriatim', and miscellaneous Library and Ladies Tables, Articles for the Drawing-morn A variety of winged and Lingle Dining-mom and Chambers. Wardsobaa, aecreuries, Pier sad Chi:nosy (Awes of 01 Chests of Drawers, kc. dimensiors in carved and Rosewood, 31alwtgany, 1/111lit- gilded Frames. lion, and Fancy sets of Chairs Bedsteads and Farnitures, Red in splendid variety. ding and Carpets in 511 va rieties. fully ...Announces that the above I own Immediate inspection, and near Cluirles-sirect, St. HAZARI) and M. the Contractors, have ever been anxious to meet the wishes of the Public, and it has long bee, the desire of Purchasers in the Lottery to base a Scheme wherein their chances should-be decided promptly in One Day, and not subject to the suspense of a lingering Drawing. Hazard mid Co. therefore. with pleasure submit the following rcheme, in which ever, Petit will be draan,and the fate of every Number decided, in One Dar (the sth October), and they feel assured it will not be the lcs appinved by the l'ublic, because the Plan is clear and simple; -all the Numbers will he put into one Wheel, and all the Prizes Into other, to be drawn promiscuously against such Numbers as chance may direct. %%ilea all the Prizes are drawn, the remain ing Numbers will be decided and receive 5/. each ; so that every Purchaser will be sure to get on the sth October ticker an actnal winning Prise, the smallest more than double what tie gave for his chance. or receive back about One-fourth of his Purchase Money ; thui offering to the Public an opportunity of gaining Four Prizes of :MAUL and 31 other Capitals, all to be drawn in One Day, at ens risk than in any former Scheme whatever. The Prizes from X 20,000 to £4O, all Money. - of . £2004 . .C 40.100 20.000 . - - 40,000 2 050 - . 4,100 1,000 . . - 4.000 610 - 2.010 300 - . . 3,000 2.20 . - - 3,0141 2,000 1,6110 There are no Blanks, as each of the etne, as) well as every other Number, will receive Five 100,000 Pounds in 31oney, being - . .) 4:2uo,000 No. 1 will decide 10,001, and so on in numerical progression. A great variety of Numbers are on Kale at Haz•trd and Co.'s, the Contractors, old and fortunate Offices, 93, Royal Eachange ; 26, ; and 321. t kford.street, where they sold— THREE PRIZES OF .1:20,090 IN THE LAST LOTTERY, - X'20,0(0 in Shares. 20,0110 in Sharer. - 211,0110 in Shaul. IMPROVED PORTABLE STEEL CORN 3111.1,5. HIS Majesty's Royal Letters Patent having been ob tabled by " THE I,ONDON PORTABLE MILL COMPANY, No. 109, Cheapalde." for their important improve ments on the French Military Mill. they beg confidently to ofrer to the notice of their Friends and the Public, their "131 PROVED PATENT 3111,L5," which, for simplicity of construction, porta. bility, strength, and excellence of workmanship—the ease with which they are worked, and quantity produced, will be found the mast perfect, complete, and useful filachincs of the kind, ever sub_ mitt to the world—at once ailortling the opportunity to every man to bnotne his own Miller. The Milk will riot only produce Flour equal to the first-rate \Vain. or Wind Mille, but by the simple improvement of an effec tual Regulator, are instantly adapted for grinding every sort of Grain--Rice, Coffee, Spices, l)rugs, &c. The small Mill iv contained in a neat iron case, measuring only 13 inches by 11, and lit inches deep; and the large Mill in a similar case% measuring 19 incites by 12, and 17 inches deep. To Private Families, Boarding Schools, &e... where a wholesome, unadulterated Flour is truly desirable, these Mills are strongly re commended. To Land-owners, Farmers, &c., who me obliged to send out their Corn to be ground, they will be found most advantageous and coivenient. To all Public hstahlishments, Penitentiaries, ‘Vorkhouses, Pris sons, he., where economy and industry are so requisite, their utility is so obvious that it needs nn comment. ... Emigrants tn the Cape. North and South America, Vaa Die man's Land, &r., will find great inconvenience, and, in some in stancen, an imponsibility of getting corn ground; in such a Sittlal_ thin. the Company's Mill would be found an acquisition beyond all dencription. They are also particularly suitable for the East and Went Indies, and for the tine of the Army and Navy; as also for ship, on loog voyages. And finally— To Merchants, (':sprains, and °them, as an advantageous article M commerce, these 51ills Are well worthy of notice. The following are the Company's prices for ready money only : Large Mill - - Jar. Its. I Small 31ill - lin. 1/tensing Maehinen to accompany the Mills, M. tin. and upwards. All letters Clio' , paid), handing orders with remit:ant-en, nii• I wased u To the London Portable Mill Company, 199, Chcapside, Lon don," will he punctually attended tn. N .B.—Every Mill and Dressing Machine will be warranted. This day is eating Maw entitled TilE LEiCESTERSHIRE COVERS : being a Se ries of Views of thorium favourite-Places Hunted over by the Quorn, Belvoir , and Cottesmere Hounds, front the original Drawings made on the spot, the characters, bane; and hounds, painted by HENRY ALKEN. Size of Prints, 3 inches by N a t. London : Published by S. and J. Fuller, at their iery, 34, Rathbone-place ; where is also published Sportin g etgich-ed mired Trip to Melton 111nwbray. 21 feet long, from the original lhasing. by J. D. Paul, Esq. price 21. 10s. with numerous Sport ing Works of celebrity. MIMIC!! GALLERY. This day is published, in 12inci. price boards, B EAUTIES OF THE DULWICH PICTURE GALLERY. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maris.lane. This day is published, in foolscap Han. price 6s. boards, CONRAD, AND OTHER POEMS.— By R. A..Tr31PLE111AN,.1.1..8. — Of Trinity College, Cambridge. •• For ne'cr Was flattery lost on Poet's ear— A simple race, who use their toil • For the vain tribute of a smile.—scov T'S LAY. Printed for and W. B. 'Whittaker, Ave Maria-hoe. DICTIONARY (IF QCOI'ATII/NS. Just published, Pant the First (pritTr fil. 6d. boards), containing 4 1, ( l 7 OTA 'l' I ( , ) i t;iSngfroor Quotation.S i I K.'il i ' n E i r an t. v Par . t an th d e p Se- art the hind, of Quotations in Rhyme, selected from the remaining Poets, are nearly neatly. By the Author of " Amnia" and the British Colonies," " The Peerage and Baronetage Charts." " The Secretary's Assistant," " The Chart of Christianity," &c. &c. This work is printed uniformly with iilacdonnel's Dictionary of Foreign Quotations, but arranged alphabetically according to the subject. Sold by G. and W. B. Whittaker Ave Masia-lane. " This selection is made with taste and judgment, it strikingly exhibits the almost super-human genius of Shakspeare, and ma serve as no bad substitute for the elaborrte indexes by Ayscough and Horace Twiss."—C'hronicle, Nov. 8, 1623. " The compiler has adopted an arrangement greatly pref erable that of Pr. Dodd •• •. It may be said with perfect justice that the collection is made with much taste and a discriminating judgment."—Literary Museum, No. 110. " The author of those eminently useful publications, the Peer. age and Baronetage Charts, has formed a Dictionary of (otations from Shakspeare with great taste and judgment."—La Belle As. somblee, January 1/t24. •.• The PEERAGE and BARONETAGE CHARTS for 1824 will be ready in a few days. JULY 2. I for some time met• tn, which was mar ow:— each ; do. (small". 41. per pound : ditto TO. Ss. &I. j Saimaa Trouts. lid.: Perth. c Whiting., ls. rd. to ; ditto ;large), tis. to ir ; flounders, ls. ; M'hite 21ait, IP. ff) 341, IL to :be W. . lid. per gallon. Nt NOTTINGHAm t rally announces to de 1 the above warehouse I and on account of the otmence this eatsblishs ,in Spitoliields, Mar , ' ambled to offer to that •. At made goods an Wb the same time Mob* the best selection ol th: a that can be manure• tparalleled redweeito rtieles WOO the tenet is therefore deter dire" 1 families that will dot* he will hove combat!! to most fashitoolde ace, and gloves, ra and ice, and merit contimo. he lowest poosible.,P± ( l shawls, median, 110 tame terms as Was' Leiceslausqesse of • seat of Lard Neauc l, Uhurrh, Abner WOO Dangerield, et 01. 14°. R.N. to !ashen*. thi ra tf Bosh.hill Entli.4l econd son of Lord ROL!' and heiress of his sleds' ID freeman, to NMI Lower OrcivilOorl ac. an, Esq. at bis bora eh, at the edvaneed aFe., on her years, Nall , n, of fleighiPOOM hat, of the brig Cowin to bey of H. istabspow lied from Demerara. e vessel ar ago bora LONDON 1 noon 8 131111. • Mies, by J.W. ;ratios, MOO PlllO THE ELEMENTS OF USEFUL LITERATURE. Just published, by O. and %V. B. Whittaker, Are lia - viii:l;ams, Price Ninepenee each. 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IL udsw.), (12111:tr, 27, 11ayniar1 . ct, Ifyirlei 211. Pair-pint , 124. /SHE desirable FREEHOLD ESTATES, comprising 1 the MANORS of KNIDHTWICK and MAPNOR, with Knightwick House, a brick-built edifice, formerly the Manor Mansion, situate on a tine commendlog spot, convertible, at small expense, into a very excellent tisideace, with good garden, partly walled, capital orchard, stables, pound.honse, and mill, with granaries, hop-kilns, piggeries, doyenne, elder-home, fee., warm farm-yard, three barns, long range of cow-houses and nude-shads, ox-stalls, stables, and upwards of HUNDRED and SkIXTV-ONE ACRES of E meadow, p.nure, azabla, and fins woad land, in the occupation of Mr. Hilod. FARM, with farm-house, gr bars , row-1m and cattle shed; M shed; cider-house, ad% and reps bop.kilos, de/IDS-rooms over, carpenter's *ri ot aid:t ans of IMO, and aw l a streets water sosiag dump the lands, of Mr. Bonwton, on lease. A BUBSTA L B ING, by the road side, late the iolyia cave house ; with garden, stable, orchard , and murky esntaretng upwards of a r A Ellk, in the occupation of Mr. An INCIAMURE of .*A i itti ll CLAND, wall planted with fruit trees, in the artwAlatf Jo. A COTTAGE, 0 N. and ika al i tHAßD, let to Daniel Daniel.; and ' A COTTAGE, let to William roma. This Estate lies compact, the rim Terre bounding on the east, and a stratm of water on the notth.west side, about nine miles from Worcester, and the from limmyszil, producing a Rental of wanly SIX HUNDRED IPOUNDS PER ANNUM ; capable of considersble impeovement, sod an eligible property foe investment. To be viewed by applying au the Psconim, en Mr. Aldridge, timber dealer. Manley, near Wareostar, of whom particulars may be had ; of Mr. Adnams, Hal Htopeen; M. Bunee. Hundred How ; Swan. Trebles? ; Fakes, wiyard Mop Pole, Star, and af Mr. Bentley, Worcester Lion, Kidderminster; Star. Angel, and of Mr. Adama. Oxford; Crown, Evesham ; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham; of Mr. Broughton, Solicitor, (heat Marl borough-street ; at Oarraway's ; mid of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent street, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. WORCESTERSHIRE. The next Presentation to the Redact Of Pamirs, between ilagley, titourbrulter. apd Ridden:Amur. By AIL - ROBINS, (Of Wwwidt Howse, Regent street) At Garraway's Coffee-house, Comilla, on THURSDAY, the Bch of Mr, at Twelve, THE NEXT PRESENTATION TO THE REC TORY OF PEI/MORE; Situate in a fine, pleasant part alibi County of Worcester, one mile and a half from Stourbndge, seen from Kidderminster, and twelve from Birmingham. Comprising an excellent cheerful RESIDENCE, seated on a lawn, surrounded by dry walks, shrubberies, and plantations, near the Church, adapted for the accommodation of a _genteel Family, planned with convenient apartments, excellent offices, stables for nine horses, coach-house, farm-yard, barn, and out-buildings, dovecote, dog•kennel, Re. a good garden, pertly walled, another ganjen, drying-ground, Re. eontaintg about TWO ACRES AND A HALF, And about SEVENTY-Mil/IF ACRES of GLEBE, Let a:l4w. Alto, the GREAT sadB:4lAl.l. TITHE of NINE HUN. IHIED and FIFTY ACRES. 4 The present Incumbent about slaty-Nee years Owe. The present and estimated value many FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS per 1111110OL • Particulars may be had of Hr. item. Hill Hampton, nest Worcester ; at beady, Waterier Hai 1011-01tioltaw, Bir mingham ; Star, Angel, Hr. Adams, and the I,llbid Journal Office, Oxford: Cambridge Journal Office. Cambridge; of Mr. Broughton, Solicitor, great Marlborough.street ; at Garraway's ; and of 111 r. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street WORCESTERSHIRE AND lIEREFORDSHIRE. Manor, or reputed Manor of Burton, Zit;i;iiiii;hTiiii;;;X (ex. cellent Property for Investment), with a capital Farm House or Residence, Farm House, enttaps, and Oat-buildings, and up wards of Six Hundred and Lighty-seven Acres of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, Hop timed, sad Streams of Water stored with Trout. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick llouse, Regent-street,) At Garraway's Coffee-house, (Inrnhill, on THURSDAY, the 13th of July, at 12, in Two Lots, THE MANOR or REPUTED MANOR of BUR TON. and Two compict FREEHOLD FARMS, en the road trout Worcester, Stourport, and Tenbury, to Bromyard, about tour miles from the Litter and ten from the former. hot I. The Manor or reputed Manor of BURTON, situate near Clifton, in the Parishes of Sapev Pritchard and Over Pritchard, with a capital and substantial brick-built Residence, recently erected, with farm-yard, barn, stable, oz-house, hop-kilns, cider mills, shed, piggery, and other out-buildings; and sundry inclosures of meadow, pasture, arable, and wood land, and hop ground ; containing upward. of FOUR HCNI)RED and SIXTY-SIX ACRES, Divided by gond quickset hedges; cottages, blacksmith's shop, &c. in the occupation of the Executors of the late Mr. William M alker. hot 1. A capital FREEHOLD FARM, situate near the above, in the Parish of Sapey Pritchard, with HARPLEY GREEN FARM HOUSE, seated in a tine commanding situa inn, with garden,- mchard, barn, stables, cow-house, hop-kilns, cider-mill, sheds, piggeries, &c. and sundry inclosures of meadow, coppice, pasture, and arable laud, containing upwards of TWO HUNDRED and EIGHTEEN ACRES, in Hand; A neat cottage, two gardens, farm-yard, barn, stable, cow-house, ke. and upwards of TWO ACRES, in the occupation of Mr. John Hill. _ _ _ To be viewed by applying on the Premises, or to Mr. Aldridge. H Timber Dealer, Manley, near Worcester, of whom Particulars may be had; of 3lyAdaams, Hill Hampton; Mr. Bunce, Ilund red 'louse ; Swan, Tenbary ; Falcon, Broinyard ; Hop Pole, Star, and of Mr. Bentley, \Forces:yr ; Lion, Kidderminster ; Star. Angel, and of Mr. Adams. Oxford; Crown, Eresham ; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ; of Mr. Broughton, Solicitor, Great Marl borough-sleet; at fiarraway's; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Re gent-erreet, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. TUNBRIDGE lyeu.s. Elegant Residence, beautifully situate in a Valuable Park, Mount Pleasant, with excellent Offices, Gardens, Pleasure-grounds, Plantations, and Land, ornamented with fine Timber, about Forty-six Acres. By Hr. ROBINS, ...... (Of arwiek House, Itegent-street,) At Garraway's l'otree house, 't 'lcingc-alley,Cornhill, on Tti s- July 22, 1824, at Twelve o'Clock, unless previously dis posed of by Private Contract, IN ONE LOT, AVERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising MOUNT PLEASANT 3IANSION, Late the Property and Residence or W. LUSH INGTON, Esq., . . deceased. Situate at Tunbridge Wells, placed on a fine lawn, with a delight ful dry terrace walk on the South front, surrounded with shrubbery and plantations. dry gravel walks, commanding extensive views of the beautiful diversified surrounding country : planned for the ac commodation of a Family of Distinction. Containing an entrance hull, vestibule or inner hall, handsome staircase, two elegant drawing-rooms, and a dining parlour, handsomely fitted up, beautiful statuary marble chimucv-pieces, kr., communicating by folding doors, forming a splendid suite of apartments, nearly seventy feet long, plate glass in the sashes, and a conservatory at the East end ; a neat brcakfast-room, gentleman's dressing-ri.oni, water and other closets. Ott the principal floor, live excellent bedchambers, three dressing-rooms, a large closet, a water closet, all handsomely papered, and two bed-rooms for house keeper, kc. Three savants' rounut on the upper story. A secondary staircase. The domestic offices comprise a housekeeper's-room, butler's pantry, offices in the baseinent story, arched wine vaults, beer and coal cellars, &c., detached offices, servants'-hall„ a good kitchen, scullery, hailer, wash-house, laundry mang;inl-r)oin, and two hed-rooms over; nn e•mlosed d:yine-,;round, knife and shoe ts.c. .1 FARM VA hD, With excellent range of farming buildings ; a conch-yard, in whirlt is a large tank of , oft water,' with two caarli-houses, stables for fifteen horses, with loft and men's rooms oc.l : a large niwn roach-house, and deliglithil compact meadow litnd, most eligible for building, stutlikal with fine grown timber, ornamented by plantations and a fine sheet of water, supplied by a running stream, containing in the wholeonwarilsof roliTr-sIXItEs, Enclosed by paling. and prcsontin f ; a fine parklike appearance. To be viewed by tickets only. l'anicAlari may be had on the premise., at the Sussex and Kentish flotcla. and the bibrar , cs. at Tunbridge the Angel. Tunbridge; emiyn, Sevenoaks; White Hart. Riva ; 4tl l Slip, Brighton; at Ilarraway's; of John Slone, Esti— Solicitor, at the Wells, of whop tickets Or viewing nifty be hail; and of Mr. Robinif ? Jb. IJH , Veg , nt-lvct, r. here a plan of the uft.tte •nly s• A Compact Pleaaant RESIDENCE or HOME FARM, with all requisite °OW . ES and buildings, gardens, pleasure-grounds, &c. And sundry eligible FARMS, with Farm Nauss and Agricul tural Buildings, Cottages, tic. Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and rich Wood bind, contatepig in all nearly TWO THOCMAND SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES, Situate in a highly picturesque ppaan of the county of CARMARTHEN, about anon miles from the borough of C,armartbers, between that and Llandilo, on the high road to Havrrfordwest, where the wad coach passes and masses daily to and from London. - . . . The farms are let to respectable tenants, pert es lease. fn liven sod may be very considerably improved, situate in the parishes of LLANARTHNEY and LLANDARROG, a most delightful part of the country, abounding with scenery the most picturesque, and varied by the beautiful windings of the RIVER TOWEY, to • very great extent. The verge of the Estate Is ornamented by a magnificent Tower, raised by the late liberal-minded possessor, to the memory of THE NOBLE HERO NELSON _ . . . ....... _ presenting a prominent and grand feature and lone-mark in the county, opposite to which are the ruins of Drywslin Casde and the Gronpn Hips —a scenery which few counties OW rivaL To be viewed by applying on the premises, where particulars may be had ; at the Bear, I.landiln ; the Inns, Carmarthen ; Cold Blow Inn, Narbeth ; the Baths, Library, and Hotels, and of Mr. Harris, Auctioneer, at Tenby ; Blue Boar, Ilaverfordwest ; Ship and Castle, Swansea; King's Head, Gloucester; Hotel, Here ford; Star and Hop Pole, and Mr. Bendy, Worcester; Angel and Star, and of Mr. Adams, Oxford ; Hen and Chickens, Birming ham ; Bush, Bristol ; Hotel, Bath ; of Messrs. Hall and Brown ley, Solicitors, New Boserell-court, Carey-street ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robin!, No. 170, Regent-street, where Tickets for viewing may be had, and Plans, Drawings, and Views of tit,: Estate may be seen. PEMBROKESPIRE. ROSE CROWTHER AND PULCROGAN ESTATES, About Eight Utica from Pembroke, upwards of One Thousand • Three Hundred and Seventeen Acres, with Farm-houses and Buildings. A very eligible Property for Investment. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-eveet,) At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, On THURSDAY, the 19th of August, 1824, at Twelve .'Clock, by order of the Trustees and Executors of the late Sir Win, Paxton, in Two Lots, A VALUABLE and very IMPROVABLE FREE HOLD ESTATE. Lot. 1. Comprising the Neath FarmU parandlimer Howilam, Hwpis, and Warmly, Wegaston, T Knewell, pan of' Newtons, and a Moiety of part of Newtons rum. situate in the Parishes of Rose Crowther and Pulerogsn, in the County of Pero. broke, about Eight Miles from Pembroke, and near Milford Haven, containing upwards of ONE THOUSAND AND FIFTY ACRES Of excellent Meadow, Feature, end Arable hand, with good Farm Houses, Barns, Stab:es, and Outbuildings; Gardens, Orchards, &c. on beam to hlrs. Cadwallader, Mr. Davies, Mrs. Groyther, Mr. Furlong, Mn. Phillips and Felkins, for Terms and for Lives, mostly aged, at low old Rents. The Estate lies all 7.ompact, many parts fine commanding sites fee Building, ornamented by Ruins, and embracing fine Views of the Sea, and a short divtanee from the Fashionable Watering Places Tenby and Milford Haven. The Mail Coach Road to lla verfordwest passes over the Estate. Lwt Two, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Comprising Two-thirds of the Greenhill Manor Farm, situate adjoining the Upper Henllan and Hollis Farm, with a Farm house, Garden, Barn. Stable, and various Outbuildings; and sundry Inclosures of Meadow, Arable, and Wood Land, contain ing nearly FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, ...„ , In the Pariah of Pulcrogun, and part bounded by the Sea; in the occupation of THREE COTTAGES, LIME ROCK, he. On these Lands there arc many beautiful Sites for Building, ornamented by the Ruins of ancient Castles ; embracing fine Views of the Elea, and a short dishutee from the fa.hionrtble Watering. place Tenby, in the Hundred of Castle Martin, which is reckoned the finest part of the County, and contiguous to the Naval Arsenal now forming, which, in the course of a few years, will be highly advantageous to the property. - - May be viewed by applying to the respective Tenants, of whom Particulars may be hail; at the Baths, Library, and Hotels, and Mr. Danis, Auctioneer, at Tenbr ; Blur Boar, Ilaverfordwest ; Oreen Dragon, Pembroke; Cold Blow Iron Cssde, Narbeth ; Feathers, Tavern spirt ; the Bush and Inns, at Carmarthen ; Bear, I.landilo; Ship and Castle, Swansea; King's Head, Gloucester: Plough, Cheltenham ; Star and Hop-pole. and of 31r. Bentley, %Worcester Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ; the Star, and Angel. and of Mr. Adams, Oxford: Bush, Bristol; and of Messrs. Ilill and Brownley, Solicitors, New Boswell-eourt, Carey-street; at Gana way's ; and of Mr. Robina, No. 170, Regent-street, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. PEMBROKESHIRE. COLD BLOW INN, NARBETIL Desirable Residence, Dwelling !louses, Cottages, Stable-Yards. and ('oath-[louses, Gardens, and Lands ; the Baths, with va rious Apartments, situate at Tenby. Ilv Mr. ROBINS. (01‘Varwiek Goose, Ilegent:stree9 At arrawav's 1 'offee.ltouse, 'than:re-alley, Cornitill. nn Tfil'RS- Itt V. the 19th day of Aumast. It 24. at Twelve &Clock, by or. der of the Trustees and Executors of the late Sir Wm. Parton, ia Two Lots, A h VALUABLE and bigly improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Lot I. comprising COLD ItL:fR INN. situate near Narbeth. on the high road from Carmarthen to liaverfordwest. well aituated for posting. The house is c.oinfortilbly arranged fur the accom modation of travellers ; with convenient offices. stabling for fifteen horses, and standing fur five carriages. with rooms and lot: over ; a good Garden, &c. in the occupation of Mr. W. Small. Lot 2. A desirable commodious ESI DUNCE. adapted for the accommodation of a family of rerectabilit y, with convenient offices, a lawn at the hack of the house, with gnwn-house ; a neat walled Garden, coach-house, and four-stall stable and other outbuildings, situate in the Market-street. Tenhy. Also. Rurdry other l)wrlling.houses, Cottage', hardens, and In closures of Ileadow• Land, txtensive range of Stabling, Coach houses, rellaring, he. and The well-coostructed BATHS at TENBY, with Hot and (old Withs, ..lunging Baths, DrgA,ing and Enter taining It 00(11,1 of various il , no.ninations. &c. ; Attendants' Roams, and all remikite offices, forming as complete an establishment as can be met with at any watering place. Tcnby presents an interesting scenery by sea end lard ; the roads are excellent, and aboard with many tine rides and drives. The shore is a tine sand, and a pare and transparent s•a, which. for bathing, emnot be surpass.eit, anti the place may be considered as a most delightful sumincr retreat. rising in estimation, and a very improving place. The property is month on leases for ►ives, at low rents, produc ing at present ncariy SIX III'SDIIED I'OUND:s It A NNI•M. And will be increasing considerably 1.4 they drop. An eligible property for investment. The Lots may be viesr2d by'opplving to the tenants. Particulars may be haul on the preinis..s ; at thellaths Hotels. and Library and of Mr. Mrtha, Auctioneer, at ; ll tte Boar, Hayti-ford west ; Ship, and Casa?, Srrtm , ..a ; Hotel. Hereford ; King's Head, Gloucester : Star, and Hop role: and of Mr. Bentley, Worcester ; Mr. Adaftis. Oxford : Len and t'Mek,ns. Birniinghtim ; Bush, Bristol • Hotel, Bath ; of Mc-sir,. 11111 and Brownley. Solicitors, Boswell -court, l'arey-stm; ; a: linn.zway's ; and of Mr. 'robins. I7t, !resent-xtrect. FIVE HutanaD , t _ND inouTli.TWO ACRES t Simms is W w Peddles of Jakashero end Great Sassing. is Om ,C•lolB: e cellksisalmet dusastor from Fakerrharn, where them ts so et t awn-suatket ; al.tatit from the post of Walls about seven miles and a half; from Illakenny, ahuut nine miles.; three and a half from Walsingham, eleven from Ilult, thirteen from Derebam, seventeen front nwatrliam—all ntarket and post towns, and near to scram' water and windmills. Ina-hounds and hr.rricri in the neighbourhood. The lands have been well drained, and a considerable mm has been espended within these few years in itn. proving the property. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Plowright, on the Premises, of whom Particulars may be bad ; at the Red Lion, Pakoilinn t Dukes Head, Lynn; fleece, iVelisi Rose and Crown, Wis. beach; Crown, herefliain ; King's Head, Norwich; Rutland Arms, Newmarket; Bull, Catrbnilge; of Mr. Withers, junior, Solicitor, Halt ; at Darraway's; and of Mr. Rubins, 170, Regent. trees, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. 1.1 E R - 1401 DS lili ET Extensive Manors, Marmon, and Lends, nevi)? Two Thousand Two hundred sod Fifty Acres- A very ell;t. bie Propertilo/Fesi`enceird M R O B I NS ( of &sync House, Repent-street), Infosnia the üblie, that he shall shortly air FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At Garraway's Coffee-house. 'Change-alley, Cornhill, The Valuable and Important FREEIi OLD and small Part LEASEHOLD ESTATE, HAMELS, Situate in a One part of the county of comprising& capis tal Mansion. seated in a delightful Park, commanding an rgetnskve rich Scenery. adapted for tbe Rr.idsace of a NOBLEMAN or FAMILY of the FIRST DISTINCTION, With all requisite attached and detached offices, beautiful pleas sure grounds and plantations, with rides, drives, end walks; pro.. ductive gardens, conservatory, hot sod green-houses, papery and fruit-houses, &c. _ The capital manors, extending nearly treaty miles, with the royalties, quit-rents, &c. A cottage ornie, with sundry farms and agricultural buildings, water corn-milla, cottages, let to respeculle unanis, and TWO THOUSAND AND SIXTY-NINE ACRES Of Freehold Meadow, Arable, Pasture, and Wood Land; and 'lima' ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES Of Leasehold Land, held under Trinity College, Cambridge; This Estate abounds with gems, in a tine sporting country, it the centre of the Herefordshire Hunt, and contiguous to astral packs of fox-hounds, and in a highly respectable neighbourbrod about twenty-sight miles from Lan don, on the road to Ropten, Cambridge, and Newmarket. Particulars are preparing. No. 170, Regera-street, 3d July, 1824. RARE SPANISH AND 3IISCELLANEOUS BOOS. B Mr. EVANS, At his House, 93. !Pall-mall, TO-MORROW, July 6, and Four following Days, HE LIBRARY of the late Don J. A. CONDE, Librarian of the King of including Rlbtla Birea'Po. lygiona, she vols. hat edition; Compinti. 1614; it insessasord!. nary, extensive, and curious Collection of the early Spanish Cir. nicks, Alvarez, Ven dadera Inform:cant de Presto Joam, errant.: v rare Eittit Arguer., Historia del Oran Tamorian, ; Barite Collection of the Early Spanish Historians of America. 16 et Is, lair paper; a moat curious Collection of early Spanish Rooks re. lasing to America; a Collection of Spanish Romances of Claivehy, including nearly all Don Quixote's Library t rare Spanish Poetry and Novels, and many rare miscellaneous articles. PA NT Il EON 1101'8E, 78, OXFORD-STREET (Corner of iI'INSLEY-STREW), Exactly Opposite s the Pantheon. I. A imposition, LLCT have ed at J all adver t ised ASI , , r a mil t s e to p re ven t pY t t i wert iT t particular articles, that Ladies and Families might hare awn at the Lowest 3larket Prices. A reduction has just occurred Irish Linens, Imitation Russia Sheetiogs, Nankeens, Book, Mull, end Jaeconot 31usi ins. I.IA:()TT and .I.IMES take the opportunity of inentisnlrg such reduction, and requesting those persons who consdile etonorvy necessary, to cline to their House as cbove, where thereoiebotise from Fitly Thousand Pounds' worth of Linea-I/rapery of every description, wonderfully cheap. Should fault be found in any article, the money will be returned, as all goods are warranted. The following is a List of Pikes, by which a slight judgment may be formed :- 459 Pieces of Irish Linen, at !td. Beautiful Jaceonot, 9d. per rev yard yard Exceedingly stout ditto, Is. Very tine ditto, for Cravats ar.l Fine Quality (grass-bleached), Ihesses, Is. at Is. lid. GOO Pieces of India Nantee'l (7 flOO Pieces of Russia Sheeting, yards long), 4s. 3d. at 54d. 570 ell-wide Town l'rinta, Is. Ditto (yard-wide), Bd. Cambric Ilandkerchids, 5„.1. Ditto a:out (yard and a quarter each. wide), Is. 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