The Sun. — London, England, 1802-06-26 00:00:00

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CNN MONDAY NEXT, June 2S, and Five' foll Owing Evenings only, will be presented, first time these Two Years (with New Scenery, Dresses, &c.)- the Grand Spectacle Rot:lance of - - THE BLACK CASTLE,; Or, THE SPIRIT OF RA.VIA. Asphar !Lord of the Black Castle), Mr. ASTLEY, jun. (His first appearance this Season.) ... And Lamora, Mrs. ASTLEY. receding the above (first time this Season), a Pastoral Bal.- •• let, by Mr. NI ER CER 01",- called THE LITTLE PEDLAR; Or, THE- PRIZE: inctpal Charaders, .mt: and Mrs. ME RC EROT, and Miss tOTIANNOT. In the course of the Evening various FEATS of HORSE MANSHIP. And, for the first time, the C rand Troop of Trampoline Per formers- will fly over Twenty Grenadiers, with several Persons on their shoulders, Five Hoises and Riders, a loose -rote twelve feet high, &c. &c. *. ALA for a tew Evenings longer, The whole - to conclude with the popular Pantomime, writ -ten by Mr. AST LEY, jun. called HARLEQUIN ST. GEORGE. • g'``' ASTLEY's ANNUAL PRIZE WHERRY will be rowed for on Tuesday, June zo, in Four Heats, by Seven Pair of Oars.: • To start froth Westminster-Bridge at Two, Three, Four, and Five o'C lock. Doors to . he opened at Half-paSt Five, to begin at Half - past Six • Box 45. Second Price. as. Pit as. Second Price is. Gallery Is. Second Price 6d. Second Price to coniatencelit 'Half-past Eight precisely. Places to be taken at the BoX Office, WeStminster-bridge, from Ten till Three o'Ciock. „. . FIRST NIGHT of the NEW PANTOMIME. ROYAL cigCus. N MONDA_YNEXT - June 28, zBo z (fur the first time), will be presented an entire New Sedo- -- Comic Pantomiiitie, with new Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, called ' THE GOLDEN FARMER - Or, HARLEQUIN PLOUGHBOY. 1 0 the course of the Scenery a corredt View is given of his extensive Farm and lurking Place, with a variety of other picturesque and appropriate Scenes, too numerous for in sertion.—To- conclude with an entire new and splendid last Scene, representing the vertical translucid Temple of the Nymph of the Spring. . • The Golden Farmer (with Songs), Mr..HELME ; Clown, Mr MONTGOMERY ; . Long Robin (the Farmer's Man), Mr. BRADBURY ; Old Mob his Companion), Mr. BETTE RTON ; Tunbetly Turf (the Berkshire Crazier, Father to Colum bine), Mr. BOLOGNA, sen. (his first appearance this .Season.) Sir Daffixlil Drawcansir. (her Lover), Mr. ROBERTS ; And Harlequin Ploughboy, Mr. BYRNE, (From the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, being his first ap pearance in that Character on this Stage.) Nymph of the Spring (with Songs), Mrs. HERBERT ; -Dairy Maid (with a Song), Mrs. 1W F FEY ; .„ • Sultana (with a Pas Scut), Miss A DAMS ; Wax-work o,scriber (o'ith a Chaunt), Mrs. P ARKINSON; And Columbine, Mrs. W VERO W. UORS EMANSH I P by a grand Troop of Capital Horse - . men, with the Taylor Riding to Brentford ; in which will - be'exhibited the celebrated Horse, Turk. After which, with entire new Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, will be presented, written by - CRoss, a new - Grand Ballet of Action, in TWo Parts, called• - THE FATAL PREDICTION ; • Or, MIDNIGHT ASSASSIN. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mrs. Simmons, at the Lox-Office. — HANDvER...sou 4 RE coNcERT Rooms. A / fiss LINWOOD's EXHIBITION, with an ADD,IION-of PICTURES this SEASON, is now ‘ I R- 32 , and will continue ,livbry - Day, Sundays excepted, 'corn Nine in the Morning till . Evenii:g. Achnittanc'e One Shit' •;!' ALFRED THE GRLAI SERIES OF PICTURES, lyom the most in. „ st;i terting . Point§ in the Life of that great Monarch ; to _Kerner with a few other Pictures, are now exhibiting at the late Royal Academy - Ro:',nl; No: rig, Pall-Mall. Painted by INILLCAM MARTIN, Historic Painter to His Majesty.. 'Admittance One Shilling.—Catalogues gratis • AMERICA, No MYERS and PHILIPS, trr, Water-slr2ct, City and State of New-York, in North America, A u ttioneers , tnd Brokers, duly appointed and commissioned by Law, for the City aforesaid, IVIAKE a Tender-of their Services . - to- the Manu_ and Merchants of Europe, in the Commission and inform them, that Stores and every other conve- Ilienc e is prepared for the reception of Goods, Wares, and 4 ‘„lerehandize consigned to their Address, for either Public or ririvate Sale: f*' . They purchase and Ship all kinds of American and West India ProduLe on Orders. • _, From several years experience in the atwe line of business, 'rinse'who favour them with their Commands will find them stli,itous to promote the interest of their Employers. rHO MAS REMNANT, Glover and Leather, . Seller, respee r tfully informs his Friends and Customers, that he has discontinued his Shop in "Oxford-street, and now parrie s on hisßusiness at _No. x2.6,..in the Strand only (former lY Mr. jeuings'). where lie particularly solicits future cont ra:lnds may be addressed,. T. R. havint the largest Stock of fls• in London, some of which beiitg slightly injured in the InaVlieture, are parcelled out in small lots at reduced prices, arid well worth the attention of the Public. THE MEDICAL JOURNAL. THE' - Public are -respeetfully informed, that the _FIRST NUMBER of a NEW VOLUME of the .MEDICAL and PHYSIC M. JOURNAL, conduaed by boelois BRADLEY, BA'T'TY, and NOEHD EN, will be Published on the first day of July next, and Persons who are disposed to take it in, may be regularly supplied by all llookselkrs. 75, St. Paul's Church-yard, ' June,}, 1802., MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. ALL PERSONS in possession of Incomes, .arising froni Freehold, Copyhold, •or Leasehold Estates, in Land or- Houses, Money in the Funds, Rent `ChaFges, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, An nuities, Patent Places, ,Church Livings, or any other cer tain Income f o r Lite, may be 'supplicxl, with temporary or Pernanen; Sums to any Amount, by paying Annuity In teipt tbr rite same. TheTN Obllity 7 and Gentry of known Property, or theil• • "en's, may be accommmlated, on their, personal security; __TA in an; instance where the single security of an indivi mual rriay be deemed insullielt!nt, the addition of another Person to guarantee the payment of the -Interest will re- - ' , lovz.. the objedioq ; and, in all cases, privilege be %Iven to the Public to rerun. the principal at their own option. Personal appliciaions will. he received' every day till Fnur ?.:CJoc/:. ; and Lciters fr om Corco.soindents in Town or ',;olinril, (post p4i(l) . ini;nzcliately g...nswer:A, ad dressed to th e 'D ho ireztor of t Knightsbridge Bank, at his _ uwa pause, N.o. i , Lower joliu-street, Golden=squre. S 4 7 URDA Y, ju'NE 26, 1802. GENERAL ELECTION. To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS olthe ClTY'and LIBERTIES of WESTMINSTER. • CENTi.EMEN; lEMBRACE the earliest opportunity; after my return to England; ,troni that Professional Service. to which my Sovereign was pleased to. call me, again to . O.F FER MYSELF TO YOUR CHOICE at the ensuing GENERAL ELECTION.. lf, during the War, I have been called upon by the thity Which I owe to my Sovereign and my Country,• to exert my humble effirts, rather in, assisting to execute than to deli berate, I trust I shall riot, on that account, have forfeited any part of the ciatihdence you have been pleased to repose in me. • The blessings -of Peace being happily restored, it will be my ardent desire, should. you thin-ine worthy of being con tinued in the important trust of RepreSenting you in Parlia ment, to discharge the duties belonging to •it with zeal fidelity. • -• • As the glory of the British Arnis has shone forth in every part of the globe, with a splendour unrivalled by the HiSim' even of our own Country, I trust our Commerce will feel its influence in a more extended circulation,.and,that our Na tional• Wealth will keep pace With our National Glory. I have the Honour to he, • 'With the utmost respect and gratitude, :'GENTLEMEN, Your most Mit - Mail, and devoted Servant, GARDN L R. Portland-place, June. 23, iSoz. 'loam GENTLEM EN, CLERGY, an,IFRELHOLDILItS of the COONTY of LINCOLN. GE,NTLEMEN, 'y 0U R very worthy and. respeatd Mem 3er, Mr. Vvner, haYing doctored his intention to decline iepresentin,; you in the ensuing Parliament, and presuming that, on the.dissolution or the present, so speedily to b'e expeeied, a General Meeting may be coifed, for the pur pose of nuininating Pc.1% , .0ns tar that d r istinkuished Situation ; I am encouraged to oifer you my 'respeeVul Services, and to solicit the Honour of your Support on that occasion. .. If I should tie so tortunate as to obtain your favourable opinion, and .eventually become your - Representative in Par liament, you may be assured . of my constant, endeavour to support our invaluable Constitution, and promote the wel fare of the County of Lincoln. 1 have the Honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most obedient, and very humble Servant, CHARLES CHAPLIN. Blankney, June iSth, ISoz. STATUE OF AIR. PITT. WITHIN the Merchants' H a ll of Glasgow, the EiOth'llay of June, One thciusand Eight Hundred and TvroLearn; pittsLxv, 101-iN LAUIZIE,,,3sq, Dean of Guild; and his Council of the DierchantS' House. The Comthittee appointed uiz the Ist inst. gave in the fol lowing Report : Bth lime, iSoz. ' Report of a CoMmittee of the House, with resped to a Motion made and adopted, " That this House thinks it " proper. that some public mark of resped be paid to the "Right Honourable Pitt." Your Committee; deeply impressed with sentiments re ` spelling that illustrious Statesman;_ Pettedly coinciding with a late decision of the H ou se o f Commons, are of op:- ' nion, That it would be superfluous to add any thing to these eulogittms on his public services, so recently, so elo ' (pent ly, and so truly proclaimed to the world as the voice of the Nation, by which it has been incontrovertibly esta ' blishxl, that the firmness, the talents, and the magnanimity of that most distinguished and upright Patriot, have, under Providence; and, with the aid of his colleagues in Admini-, stration, preserved this Country from experiencing any of those Revolutior:ary Horrors; with which a great part of Europe has, for ten years past, ben afflith:d. ' Under these impressions ' and with the view of affording to the numerous friends of Mr. Pitt, in the City of C.; las gow and its vicinity; an opportunity of manifesting their high regard and attachment to public and private charac ' ter, Your Committee beg leave to prKpose to the House, the adoption of the following Resolutions : That a Subscription be immediately opened, for the purpose of erecting, without delay, a Statue of the Right lion. William Pitt in the City of Glasgow: ' Tlrat the House, in its individual capacity, Will lend every assistance-towards promoting the Subserip ' (Signed) JOHN HAMILTON, JOHN LAURIE, ' CUNNINGiIAM CORBETT, `,GI LIH. Rl' HAMILTON, EN RY G LASS FO o,' LAURENCE CRAIGIL.' The Question being,put, that the foregoing Report be ap proven of, was agreed to, with only two dissentient voices. The' House farther resolved, That the Dean of Guild, M.,:s:;rs. Gilbert Hamilton, Cunningham Corbett, C lasslord, Robert Carrick, David Dale, John Alston, Jaines Hook - M'lntosh, Nicol Brown, and James Mac Dowall, be appointed a-C ei ninitte st at this House,( Mr. Cor bett, Convener), for procuring Subscriptions, as also for the purpose of co-operating with the Committee chosen by the Lord Provost, Magistrates, and' Council, for Carrying the measure into efic6t. • • That a Copy of these Resoltitions tie transmitted to the Right Hon. William Pitt, with-.a request that he will ho.: flour the City of Glasgow, by giving an Artist the opportu nity of fulfilling.the intention of the friends of this measqie. That the Proceedings of the House on this occasion be lin liShed in such Newspapers as the Committee may ihink Subscription Papers will be lodged at ail the Banks in lasgow. ; at the Office of Mr. John Alston ; at the Tontine Cylfee-room.; and at the Shops of Messrs. William Aitken, and Millar and Ewing: I'otheWOßTHYanti INPEPENDENT ELECTORS of the BOROUGH of PLYMOUTH. GENTLEMEN', HAVING this Day nearly -finishe 1 my Cariva in the Town and immediate Neighbourhood, and hav ing met with a success even beyond my must s alguineexpe. tations, 1 beg leave to render you my very . sin.ere and gratc'- ful acknowlegetnents fur so honourable a :nark of_ your at tachment and conti(!nice. I am conscious that I have omitted to 'pay any perional re, spects to a few, whose restoences I have not been - informed of, but those omissions will. I hope, soon be repairer:, - and, in the mean time, I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most ()Owed, and most faithful Humble Servant, Plymouth, • WILLIAM ELFORD. tune 23, 18°2, To the GEN I'I.EMEN,CLER(;Y,audFREEHOL,)EP . ,S of the COUNTY of BRECON. SIRS, THE prevalent Notion of an 'approaching Disso lution of the present Parliament, will, I hope, pleadiny Excuse, if I may seem prematurely to nuke a tender of my humble Services as your Representative in the next Parlia ment, and to solicit the Honour of your Suffrages, whenever a General Eledion shall take place. I have never presumed to make professions, nor shall I. now, of More than I am cer. tain of fulfilling, namely, of a diligent Attendance (unless prevented by indisposition), and of an honest and faithful discharge of my Duty to the extent of my abilities : in those Promises,. I trust, 1 have not disappointed you, and such Engagement I dare venture to renew,- if ,it shall be your pleasure aga in to place your C. nfidence in me. I have the - Flonour tube, Sirs, Your most faithful and most obedient. Seritant, Ct-lARI,ES NIORGAg L-meon, June ig, TSo2 TotheGENTLEMEN, CLERG Y,anct FREEHOLDERS - of the COUNTY•of MtAmouTH. GENTLEMEN,' ' THE Unanimity which 'pre'vailed- when you did me the Honour . of eleCting me one of your Representa tives at .the last General Eledion, induces me again to otter my Services. The indisposition of part of my FaMily, together with my personal attention to a Bill in Parliament, in which the County of Monmouth is greatly concerned, I trust wil/ be allowed as sufficient Reasons for my not baVing paid my Re specs to the Freeholders. . Should I again be so fortunate as to meet with your kp: probation, the Honour conferred on me will be ever ac kriowledged with Sincerity and GratittidC. I have time Honour to be, With great Respect, Your obedient and humble Servant, CHARLES MORGAN. Grafton -street, June 19, ISoz. TICKETS and SHARES of TICKETS ' AXE SELLING AV HORNSBY and Co. No. 26, Cnrnhill, opposite the Royal Exchange, and at their Offices throughout the Kii.wcitini, Clubs, Societies, and individual Purchasers in Town and Country, who honour Hornsby and Co.. with' their Com mands; are particulariy recommended to buy speedily on ac count of the very few Tickets in the English .Lottery—only 24,0a0. In most Lotteries upwards of 40,0c50 have been sold before the Drawing commenced. The Scheme is much .ap proved of, and the demand tor Tickets, and Shares, at Horns by and Co's. Offices, is daily increasing. Orders executed exactly on the same terms as if present., The Drawing beginS the zd of August. TO THE LADIES. THE happiness of both sexes is so conneaed with the Increase of female charms, it is not to be won dered at that the inventive genius should be employed to discover what may be innocently used to assist Nature, in keeping the tyrant man in a state of pleasing bondage to the softer sex. This discovery is now made, and as imposi tion has been but too frequently 'practised upon the cre dulous, the Gentleman-who is the inventor of the MAG NETIC CREAM, has consulted the delicacy of the sex, by committing the sale of this curious and elegant Prepa ration to a Lady of honour and respectability, who has au.. thority to return the money, it this innocent liquid does not give to the skin that peculiar fairness, which, as well as bestowing delicacy, bespeaks. health, and throWs an anima-• tion into the countenance, which shall give the eye the full power to charm and fascinate. For the hand and arm it is prepared in a different form, and if delicacy would per mit the naihes of those Ladies to •be mentioned who have approved this innocent composition, their nUmber would ex,eed belief, for, rank , and fashion. It can be had onl v at No. 13, Brownlow-Street, near Gray's-Inn, Holborn, in bottles at TOS. 6d. each. • , . . N. B. Ladies rzsiWnr, in the country, by enclosing one pound. note, may' have two bottles Sent to them, satiily packed in a box, With bills of dire ions, to any parr of the kingdom. . QUBSCRIPTION to Mt - . PiTT's STATUE. L.) Amount advertised _ - - ,/J. 45 56 3 7.:21t1 alght Hon. Theephilus Jonq . Dublin - at o 11: r: lett Gyod - rick, Saling Grove, - Essex • - - t® to George price Watkins '.- - to to William Strong, OftnOnd-strect - 5 5 Lord Whitworth - . - so to Dutchess of Dorset . - • - - to to John Egerton, of Oulton - - • to to '1 - itontas T4for, West Wickham - • so to •-• loseph Smith - - - - . so so Mrs. jos. Smith - • - - - 20 10 R. Ic.cdington - - - - S S Matthew Boulton, Soho, Stafford' .• - , ro to Sir john Nicoll . , - - - - to.to Lady Viscountess Irwin .- .' - - - . 7 - .15 15 Captain Horton ' Royal Navy - -. ,5 5 General Sir William Pitt _ - ' to to • George l'ennyssen, C;rinisby , - - . 5 5 Mrs. 'fenny sson . - - • 5 5. Sir William Ileathcote - - - to t o The Right Hon. Lord I' incastle - - to to The Right Him. William Wickham ; - - ro to MajorXeueral the Hon. Edmund Phipps - • 5 5 Sir Williatn Grant - • - - , to to -The Rev. G.A. Thomas, ReAor of Wickham, Hants, and Preb.:adary of Litchfield - - 5 5 Earl of Westmorland -•- ._ - to ,to Sir Charles Morgan, Bart. - - - to so Andrew Newton - - - - ' to to Major-General Thomas Grosvenor - - to to Sir Edward Littleton, Bart. - .. to to Sir• William Bellingham, Bart. -.- to to Subscriptions continue to lze received by Bennett and White, .at the Bar of this House. .. , Lloyd's, June 25, •18.)2.. VILLA, near HENLEY on THAMES 1.0 BE ‘LEtT, FURNISHED,. or LJNFUR NISHED:for such Term as may be agreed on, and im mediate pcs iession given PARADISE HOUSE, • near Hen- Icy on Thames, with arty quantity of Grass Land, not eK cee,iing Thirty Acres. The House Gardens, Shruboery, &c. are iii the most compleaz order, an d the Situation beautiful.' For Particulars apply to Mr. Cooper; 'Solicitor.- at Hen ley, who will give Tickets of Permission to sec the Hivae aii,t Grounds. To BESOLDBY PRIVATE CONTRACT, MHE , MANOR - and FREEHOLD ESTATE 1 of CRI NTON, with- the Mansion-house, • call:d, COGDEN HALL, in - the North Riding of the County of York, seven miles west of Richmond. The Rental of the Esiate is 4eol. per Annuli'. The Manor extends over 6coo Acres of Moors and Cornttims, which abound with Crouse and other Game, and then is excellent Trout Fishing in the River Swale, for several' miles.' • _ _ _ The Mansion-house is delightfully situated on the Banl;s. of the SWale, stands in the centre of the Estate, was eretted only. a few years ago, and is equql to contain a large family. . The Estate and Mansion-house are admirably • adapted for the residence of any - person fond of Shouting.. • For further particulars apply to Messrs. Dyriely and Sons, Field -court, Gray's Inn; and to Mr. Wetherhead, Attorney at. , Wetherbv -Yorkshire. Wetherby, GOLDEN VALLEY, HEREFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD TO Tllt BEST BIDDER, At the New Inn, in the City of fleiefortl,.Oll Wednti lay the 14th - Day of july'next, between the hours of FOtit'arvi Six in the Afternoon' subje6t to such Condilions . of Sale as shall he then produced ;, . ALL - that Cal.;i6l FREETIOn - MESSOAGE, -FARM, and LANDS, with the Appurtenances, called UPPER WILBROOK, with the COVFAGES and GAR DENS thereto belonging; .situate and lying in the Golden Valley, and in the Parishes of Pcterchurch, l)orston, and Vow:.:lnirch; in the. County of Hereford, containing, by es timation, 245 A. 3 12.. .19 I'. be the same *lore er less ; ten miles distant -from Hay, and ten from Hereford; late the Estate of Mrs. Midget. Williams, deceased, and now• of Thothas Williams, Esq. in the occuption ofjenkin Wil liams, Esq. and his - Under-tenants. There 'ar, 3t Acres of Meadow LanAl on the Premises, 18 of Orel - larding, 19 Acres on which a very great number of Oak. t rees are growin,, and will be sold with the Estate, and S Acres of Coppice Wood. The Fruit-trees :if,: great pertettion, .making on an average annually Sixty_Ho4sheads or Cyder: There is an inexhausti ble quantity of Lime-stone, and two Lime-kilns, on the Pro miss. • _ The Purchaser, if he chases it, .may be accommoditted with a Moiety or . the Purchase-monq seeur.:d on the Pre:. miscs, and Possession deliv&:red on - the .d DaY of February next. Mr. jenkin 'Williams will, on applic.ltion, dire-x:la Person to shew the • . For particulars., inquire of the Rev. John Hughes, at Glasbury ; or Mr. Thomas Ford, Acigrney, Bre‘un. 144c0n, May, 22, 1542. [PRICE SIXPENCE. ARMY CONTRACTS. Conunkia,y-General's Ogee, Great George ; ,Street, :tune Zi, IgCs2. I\tdTICE is hereby ' s; rv'ett to 'all h.-v.5.71s desirnzs 111 of contraging to stejp?), OATS, HAY; a,*(l STRAIP; for the CA VA LR) in BarracT:s lit the Counties of Wa! ..:std Nottingham, and OATS for the Cava, y•in.Car.tonments and Quarters in the C^:ol2)' of SUft;tlit the Diliveries to cprnze Ice 2 - '7 and fOr the 25th day of yqy next ; that Pro'po,als in With:K., staled up, and marked Tenders tbr. Army. Supplies, be received at the Offire, on or before the 7th day of paid month of 74. Y • Proposals must be made separato t iy for each Counj , , and if sent by the Rost, the postage to le paid. - • The Paqiculars of she a,' may be . had apqn applica:Ln at this Office any ay , . •between the ihurs of 4/even in the 149,7:- ink. f emflour in the-iMernoort. COAL and 1 RON-STONE,MIN ES TO BE SOLD, OR LE"I"I',I3V PRIVATE CO:TRACT, 'exceedingly P i.ch A LL those MINES of COAL and I R.O N,STONE;lying under the Lands belonging to Sidney College, 'Carnividge, now in the 'occupation of Pigot, or his Under tenants, lying westW,..a of Town of Dudley, 'at 'a.sliort nrs:ahce honk it, containing about eighteen Acres of Land, adjoining to the Rp.id fpni..,)u,iley to Stourbridge. The extraordinary thickness and quality of these and their local advantages, are so well known, that ,:ay description of them is unnecessary. For Particular, apply to r Holden, at Monrgate, rit%.r Rotherham, who will treat with any Person wsposed to purchase. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE , ALvery Valuable and Improveable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Trthe.free, situate at Great Sturton, six Miles from Hurneastie, in the County of „Lincoln, consisting pf four Farms, in the occupation of r-stspe;_table Tenants as'i containing altogether One Thousand One Hundred and Fifteen Acres of Arable, Meidow and P.isture Land. For further Particulars, apply' to Mr. Caldecott, tor, Rugby ; Mr. Yates, Stretton, near Rugby; or to Mr. Tyndale, solicitor, No. 6, Lii.colii's•lnn-fields. FREEHOLD VILLA WITH THIRTY-F 1 V E OF LAND.., TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT ; A newly .built :ind very Ccmvenienl HOUSE, in the Cottage Style, cornmandiug itn exteusivc View, ploasantly situated at a soul! distaace fruta the Turn pike Road, about thirty-eight NlilesfroaiMntlw-i, and fifteen tram Oxford, with thirty-five Acres of Land, all FrceitAd, and Land Tax redeemed.. - • Fonturther Particulars, apply to Mr. Tyndale, Selicit , ,r, No. 6, Lincoln's• Inn-fields. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A FREEHOLD INSTATE, TYTHE -FREE, atal LAND TAX REDEEMED, consisting . of a Modern Mansion-House, and about 340 Acres of Meadow . , Pasture, and Wood land found . The. I louse fir for tie reception of a Genteel Family; ;old commands a - beautiful View of , rich Vale `of Etit:sh.on: The Roads arc good. and there is plenty of excellent Water. Part of the Purclia:-- . Money* may remain on M: - )rtgagei and further Partieu la, a may be h-utof Mr.•Tynda4e, Soli:zttor, Linco!:!.'s- nn-tields, where a Plan of the . Estate may seen, and. who is.antho. rised to treat for the Sale of the b.unc•. - COUNTY ii(• LUCKS. Within Two Miles of the- llath .. l2oa:l', mitt Twenty-one.from - London, Wc`St..;- - - THE LEAE of a most Coml . );eat 'HUNTING . 1 BOX,. Fitted up and improved by an - Liegant Row, Comprising a spacious Dining Parlour, andDrawn,g-roOm over, the same Size. A GentleMan'A rn toc or - Study; .. a - Breakfast -rodm, • fbur Bed-rooms on the first Floor, and four Attie-Bad—rooms for Servants ; a Kitchen,and good.Celiars. - Detachd is a Wash, house, a sinulsrly neat Dairy, and Larder; a'Stable f,r two Horses, and a Chais:- houseovith a Hay-loft over; a Cow-house, Sheds for,Patil try, and other Conveniencics for Dogs Piggery,.Coals,W end, &c:- Two neat Gardens fully planted and etepped, bordered with flowering Shrub's, together with a rich Meadt,w adjoin ing, about Four Acres, remarkahle fur its . produce and excel. lent Herbage. The Premises are in perfect Repair, served with exceeding fine Water, and plenty in all Seasons. fihe Front is bounded by the'beautiful Village lateen, with agree able Plantations, and the Verdure nearly equal to inclosed Meadows. The Situation Dry and Healthy, Twenty Years of the Lease unexpired, the Rent Very low, and the Taxes • very moderate. Possessing every other A ccoffirriod.,tion culated for a Sportsman, or ~ ,Person retiring limn Business. The Roads good in every Direction. Further Particulars and Terms, by Application to Mr. Kimberley, t6O, Piccadilly, I,Andon. • N. B. The Purchaser ot-tlie_ Lease to take the Fixtures at a fait Value, and may he , ileconimodated with thC Drawing: room Furniture, which is elegant, Carpet planned, and oth er Articles properly adapted to the Premises, together with the Live-stock, &c. it approved of, at z fair Applaisearent, and .immediate Possession. _ • _ ...... ** To be sold cheap, auspital fine-tones Organ, -twelve Feet high ;also a patent Grand Piano Forte; both as good as new. May be viewed. Inquire as above. PARADISE COTTAGE.• TO BE SOLD BY riZIVATE CONTr.ACT, ALL •I'hit Singular and Beautiful. RESIDENCE, . in the trte. peasant style, but equal - for Neatness and CoinfortS to the first Residence in Europe; now in I'M oecu patioir of W. P. Thirkel, Gardener'. The Premises are, refreshed by an ever-lowing Upring in the Centre, which discharges regularly ;a6 gallons in one hour, and never Varies • in all Seasons, and is allowed to be toe purest, softest, and finest Water in the Kingdom, for, every, &aired .p.rpose.--, The Soil .of the Cza.Jcaaa 0 rebard, :tad Grounds, is prolific to a degree beyond description. ' The yearly produce has al w4ys been extremely abundant, 'and the present Crofts will at first view be a sraiialeut proof of to fertility. of Ibis remarkable Spot. It is situated in that riven:aid:nit - ea Circle, ENG LEFIL C N ; detached faint every thing that' is disagreeable, and open to the most beautiful 'South-Vest Vies:7s, to the,R4al Great P.ark, the l3clvedier, the rower ing Ever-Greens, and Nurseries; within an easy distance from the Great Western Turnpike Road. The -Air, with the addition from the Spring,.requires no. Medical Art to restore and preserve the most delicate Constitutions. The above-mentioned Cottage comprises, a neati without Staircases, but- fitted up with every either Conve nience for as - mall Genteel ;• containing one Parlour, two Bed-Rooms, and a Kitchen in front ; at the Back of which, North, is a.. Was- house, with a Fire-place, Oven, and-Copper ;. a.Betl-room for the Maid Servants ; a Part and Cellar together. • Detached,' but near, is stage with rhrea Rooms, that might he converted Servants; served from the same Spring; close to ti:• mises. - At a proper distance, and t ery convenient, aa,2 Out-Offices,-containing an excellent Barn,- agood.Stit6;;.' . Three Horses, a Chaise-house, a Cow-house, a close for 'fools, and a Granary ; the :. Farm Yard adjoinirg, other useful Buildinga, Lofts; ace. The Whole in perted Repair, and possesses all the as for Pleasures of a rural, happy Country bite, at no exp. The Situation of these Snug Cottages brit encircled about Twelve- Acres of Freehold, -and Copvisold equa: - Freehold, and net subject to Fines;or any other - -"reissue., with many , years mprevemeat ; • aad the choicest Fruit frees, now in high , Lands•in-great order, well kneed ; bounded North L. sures, and in two points by a .lry advantageous Cca • aaa . which 'the Occupier has en unlimited right •.i. ..• well as ; anti also to Cranhourn Forest, at a _ mas of Egharn Meads,- very valuable. Dia - 1a.:6.e Iron, one ; four from Windsor; and nineteen tram taa Laa. - tropoly.' May be viewed by Tickets; and further partictilarS.knowa, by application to Mr.. Kimberley, Surveyor.of Est:Ws , t6o, Piccadilly, London. N. 8.. Tit above Estata is clear of all luenmbranceS, and possession may be nad immediately, by paying for the. Crcps or at Michaelmas._ • . c:c.vccA) (...7apital Mansions to be Sold or I.4nt, t'urrnstaKl or Unfutilishect. I itsriire as itOw..