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Part 1. HUMANITY with a PO;trait.oiW. Wilberforce, Esq.
21. P.
2. ELOQITENCE Portrait of Lord Erskine.
3. YOUTH . Portrait of the Son of Sir George

I halm. ..
4. GEORGE 111. AND MIS FAMlLY—Portraits of
hie late Majesty, and also of
our present Sovereign.
5. ENTERPRISE Portrait of Mungo Park.
11. CAPTIVITY Portrait of Sir Sidney Smith.
7. SCIENCE - Portrait of the late Sir Joseph

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Banks, Bart.
IL HEROISM . Portrait of the Marquis of An.
Rhea.
II JUSTICE . Portrait of Lord Eldon.

la INSTINCT . Portrait of the Ettrick Shepherd.
11. HUMOUR - Portrait of George Colman the
Younger.
12. IMAGINATION Portrait of Sir Walter Scott.

- Is. PIDELJTY - Portrait of the
ings.
14. FINE ARTS - Portrait of Sir Thomas lAw.
retire, Ent.
13. HOSPITALITY Portrait of Thos. W. Coke, Esq.
16. THE BAH . Portrait of Thomas Denman,
Esq. 31. P.
17. OENIUS Portrait of Hobert Southey, Esq.
18. SHIPWRECK I'ortrnit of Captain Sir flurry
K.lt.
16. THE PULPIT Portrrit of the Her. Daniel Wil.

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son, A. 31.
20. INDUSTRY - Portrait of Robert Owen, Esq. of
Lanark. •
21. BENEFICENCE Portrait of Mrs. Elizabeth Fry.
72. EXILE Portrait of Napoleon Bonaparte.
- WAR - Portrait of the Duke of Wel-

lington.
21 PASTIME - Portrait of the ,Earl of Darling.
ton.
DS. PATRIOTISM Portrait of Earl Fitrwilliam.

i 6. boMiIIERCE Portrait of John Julies Att/tl.l
stein, Esq.
THE STAGE - Portrait of 3tra.Siddons.
2tt. CRIME 4ND PUNISHMENT—Portrait of Sir J.
AI *elan !ash.
?J. TRAVELLING Portrait of Edw. Daniel Clarke,
I.L.D.
30. LITERATURE Portrait of John Nichols, Esq.
F.A.S.
M. WOMAN • Portrait of Mrs. Hannah Hors.
32. HONOUR - Portrait of His Royal Highness
the Duke of York.
33. FASRIOIO - Portrait of the Marchioness of
Stafford.
:14. MUSIC . Portrait of Wm Crotch Mits.

38. TUE SENATE Portrait of the Right lion. G.
aS. CONVIVIALITY Portrait of ThOTIll Moore, Esq.
37. INOENI'ITY . Portrait of John Rennie, Esq.
3H. INTEORITY - Portrait of bort! Liverpool.
311. ECCENTRICITY Portrait of John Farquhar, Esq.
40. DOMESTIC LIFE Portrait of the late Pnncess Char-
lotte.
41. Twenty Engraved Titles, (lateral Index. and Preface.
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The PERCY HISTORIES; or, Interesting Memorials of
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SURREY.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, TYTHE FREE,
AND LAND TAX REDEEMED;
Desirable Family Mansion, with Offices, Gardens, Pleasure
Grounds, stated it a Park, with immediate imssession, tw•o
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ftllkin-
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By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick (louse, Regeas-street),
At Hanaway's car.e House, Exchange-alley, (lumhill, on
THURSDAY, the 2241 of September, at Twelve o'clock,
IN LOTS,
THE very desirable FREEIIOLD and part COPY-
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TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES
Of meadow and arable land, in a ring fence, ornamented by a line
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Lot 2. A IN:sirabk CI /TTA GE RESIDENCE, situate on the
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containing upwards of
FOUR ACRES,
On Lease to John Strongitharm, Esq.

_ .
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and all requisite outkuildings and about
EIGHTY ACRES
Of meadow, pluton., and arable land, all in a ring-fenee, situated
on the south-west side of IS'alton Park, and sukioining the road
fnmi Moulsey to Cobham, in the occupation of IV. Parker, Esq.
for an unexpired turn of about fifteen years.

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situate in Thames Meadow, adjoining the road titan Weybridge to
11'ulton, containing about
TWESTV-ONE ACRES,
In the occupation of Mr. T. Keene, on Lease.

•
Lot S. An Allotment of excellent ARAIU LAND, Bramble
Hill, in Thames Field, containing nearly
)li RTEEN ACH ES.
In the occupation of Air. f'ooper, on Lease, and the Tithe of about
one acre of arable land adjoining.

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plro of the eatate way be seen.