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ITHE QUARTpEttbLZed
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Intim day is published, embellished with several splendid Engrav-
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CONSIDERATIONS on the EXPEDIENCY of
BUILDING a METROPOLITAN PALACE.
By a MEMBER OF PA RLIA ENT.
" The intention of repairing the old edifice was abandoned; and
the architect was desired to make designs for an entire new build-
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COLOM BiA.
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COLOMBIA ; its present State to resrect of Climate,
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COLO3IBIA . • being a Geographical, Statistical, Agricultural,
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I. riNHE DIARY of SA AI DEL PEPYS, Esq. Secre-
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from his Private Correspondence. Edited by Lord Braybrooke ;
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Anecdotes of many distinguished Persons, Political, Literary, and
Musical.

L. Sir JONAH RA RRINGTON'S lIISTORIC ANEC-
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CATON ON NERVOUS DEBILITY. INDIGESI'ION,
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FOREIGN WINE ROOMS, Nos. 154 and 155,
Fleet-street, opposite Bouverfe-street.—The above novel
Establishment is now OPEN, and the Proprietor begs most re-
spectfully to submit the leading features of its plan, and confiding
in the efforts he has made to deserve it, he ventures to hope that the
Undertaking, both from its nature and management, will obtain
extensive and permanent patronage.
In the Foreign Wine Rooms the most choke Wines will be sup.
plied, either old from the wood, full quart, pint, or half.pint
measure, or in bottles, at those moderate charges which the recent
reduction in the duties entitle the public to expect; std, in accord.
ante with the wishes of many admirers of French ll'ines, Cham-
pagne, Claret, &c. will be introduced in pint bottles.
Confectionary, olives, fruit, soda water, &e. provided at a reason.
able cost, and the tables will be liberally supplied with the news.
papers and various periodical publications.
The Cigar Room is a lofty well ventilated apartment, appropri-
ated to the smoking of the Havannah Cigar, in which will be
dispensed either wine, the finest ltlocha coffee, or India Sangaree,
which beverage the Proprietor particularly recommends as being
superior to any thing before introduced with the cigar.
In the superior room may be obtained every diversity of provision
usually required for supper.

ANDLES, 63d. per lb. ; Waxed Wick Moulds, Sd.
C
for Cash ; on Credit on the usual terms, at DAV lES's Old
Established Warehouse, 13, St. Matt/it's-lane, opposite Slaughter's
Coffee-house. Every article of the best, at prices as under:—
Candles, tis. fid. per dozen ; Waxed Wick 3loulds, fie.; Palace
Wax bights, 3s. per lb. ; fine Wax Candles, 3s. 4d. ; Sperm Can.
dies, Ys. 4d. ; Mottled Soap, 725. per cwt. ; Yellow, fids. : Curd,
80s.; Windsor and Palm Snap, ls. dd. per lb.; Brown Windsor,
Is. 9d.; Sealing Wax, 4s. ad. Double refined Sparta Oil, ds.
per galleon.
Town, Country, and Fortign Orders, executed with despatch.

SALE BY AUCTION.
PICTURES.—By Mr. STANLEY.
At his Rooms, 21, Old Bond-street, THIS I/AT, at 12,
A Numerous and Valuable OOLLECTICN of AN-
CIENT PICTURES, Italian, Dutch, and Flemish, and
a few fine Prints, framed and glazed ; comprising many examples
of celebrated and esteemed Macro of the various Schools. The
Connoisseur win find among them many worthy of his approba-
tion, and to the speculator the sale will afford a goal opportunity
of purchasing, as the greater part are to be sold withost reservation,
being the property of a gentleman who is about to lore the country
4os foreign minion fur a considerable time.

SALES BY AUCTION. ,
. ,
VALUABLE PREP:WILD EATAIK, HARP-LANE,
TOW EU-STREW!.
By WINSTANLEY cud SONS,
At the Mart, on TUESDAY NEXT. at 12.
Awe
STACK of Strongly7Timbeirel WAREHOUSES,
well suited for a Broker or • Warehouse Keeper, desirably si-
taste on the west aide of Harp-lane, Torreilatreet ; eompr:sing five
doors, with two rooms on each, counanwhosse, crane-room, and
excellent arched vaults under the wholei Dow in the occupation
of Messrs. Langley aad Co. and others.
To be viewed by applying to Masses- .111rin and Sees, Cross-
lane, St. Dunstan's.hill.
Printed particulars may be had at the timmercial Colree-hoose,
klincing-lane, at the Mart, and of Wlosunley sod Sons, Pater-
noster-row.

FREEHOLD HOUSES; BISHOPS6ATE-STREET AND
TEMPLE-DAR.
By WINSTANLEY nod SONS,
At the Min. on TUESDAY NEXT, at 12, in Two Lots,
AFREEHOLD SHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE,
situate .No. 00, Sithopairste.stseet Without, near Uoion..
street, in the occupation of 31r. Rini at the very low rent of only
401. per annum.
Also, very extensive FREEHOLD PREMISES, formerly
known as the Antics. Rican eating-house, situate in Picket.strect,
Strand, close adjoining to Temple-bar, and occupying a say Last
plot of ground.
To be viewed ky permission If Printed Oar
may be had of Meastajardakg ard ilisks4„ stgicituts.
Regent-street.; at the Mart; and of Wisstaaky and Sons,
noster.row.

TWENTY-EIGHT ACRES OF CAPITAL MARKET
GARDEN GROUND.
WEST 11A 31. ESSEX.
By WINSTANLEY 4041 SOPS,
At the Mart, on TUESDAY NEXT. at 12,
VERY desirable and improvable FREEHOLD and
COPYHOLD ESTATES, consisting of about twenty.
eight acres of exceedingly rich Market Ground, called Staines, well
adapted for building purposes, being situate in Green-street, on the
New Road to Barking, and having an extensive frontage thereon,
and only foul miles from London, in the occupation of Mr. Ire-
land.
To be viewed by applying to the tenant. Printed Particulars
may be had at the Green Gate public-house, near the premises ;
the Yorkshire Gray, Stratford; at the Mart; of 3lessee. Kerslake
and Ilirealock, Solicitors, No. 4, Regent-street; and of Winstanley
and Suns, Paternoster-row, where a Plan may be seen.
DEVONSHIRE.
VALUABLE ESTATE FOR INVESTMENT.
About Nine Hundred Acres, Manor Tithes of the Parish ;.toge-
ther with the Adrowson, and Nest Presentation to the Living.
By WINSTA LEY and SONS,
At the Auction Mart, London, on TUESDAY NEXT, at 12,
I in One Lot, unleu an acceptable offer shall be previously crude
by Private Contract,
AVALUABLE and most desirable FREEHOLD.
PROPERTY, situate in the Fetish of Blaekhawton, a de-
lightful and picturesque part of the county of Devon, bordering on'
the Mast, about four mile, front Dartmouth, seven from Totems,
seven from lit:wig:ridge, tnirtT from Plymouth. and thirty from
Exeter ; consisting of several karma, with suitable Farm-homes,
Bans, Stabling, Sec. Water Corn Mill, and Cottages, and contain-
Mg near . NINE HUNDRED ACRES
of very fertile Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, Or-
chards, &c.; let to good Tenants; with the MANOR, extending
upwards of seven miles in length, Courts Lett and Baron, Fine.,
Quit Rents, Wrecks, Esuays, and other Privileges and Appur-
tenances.
The GREAT and SMALL TITHES of the PARISH. com-
prising nearly Five Thousand Amu, all in cultivation, producing
sr present nearly One Thousand live Hundred Pounds per An-
ion, but capable of very considerable improvement, as some part
of the Estates are on lease upon old lives, at trifling rents, and the
greater part of the remainder hell by old tenants, whose rents were
reduced at the time . f the lowest depreciation of landed produce,
and censequentli may now be fairly and moderately estimated at
TWO THOUSAND POUNDS PER ANNUM.
Also, the ADvowspN and NEXT PRESENTATION
to the LIVING of BLACKHAIVTON : the present Incum-
bent aged 66.
To any persons desirous of making a secure Investment in pm.
pair of the above description, this estate offers a most eligible op.
portunity, combitiing, at the same time, a peculiar advantage of
providing for any member of die family educated for the church.
To be viewed by applying to dir. John Okheive, at Landearib,
near Dartmouth. Printed particulars may be had of him, and of
the Castle-Inn, Dartmouth; the Seven Stars, Tomes.; the King's
Arena, King's Bridge; the Royal Hotel, Plymouth ; Weakley`a
Hotel, Devonport ; the Hotel, Exeter ; the Antelope, Salisbury;
the York Hotel, and White Hart, Bath ; the Bush, and White
Lion, Bristol ; of Mr. Pretleaux, Solicitor, Dartmouth ; Neural
Kerslake and Crealock, Solicitors, No. 4, Regent-street, Water.
100-place, London ; at the Mart ; and of Winstanley and Sone,
Paterneater-row.

BROMLEY, KENT,
TWELVE MILES FRO3I LONDON.
By WINSTANLEY and SONS.
At the Auction !Harr, on TUESDAY, the 281 h inst. at 12, in
Three Lola, unless an acceptable offer be m ~ erlons' made.
AVALUABLE and moat desirable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, beautifully situate in the nitueh.adniired and re-
spectable neighbourhood of Bromley, in the county of Kent, only
twelve miles from London, on the Hastings and Tonbridge Road;
comprising a very etommodbus and excellent Residence, seated in
a small Park of nearly 140 Acres of very rich Land, chiefly Meadow,
partly encompassed by high oak poling,. ornamentally diversified
and enriched with woods, fine forest timber, luxuriant plantations,
shrubberies and walks, approached by two very neat and substantial
Gothic Lodges, and containing every convenience and aceomtnods.
tion for a faintly of the first respectability, vex. iscapital dining.
room, 23Teet by 2?; draWing.room, 24 feet by 18; library, 24 feet
by 17; gentleman's room, nine bed-chambers, dressing-roots, &c.
attached and detached offices of every denomination, double coach.
house, stabling for twelve horses, extensive and productive walled
garden, &c. The Land is remarkably fertile, in the highest state
of cultivation, and exceedingly well watered.
The Estate may be viewed on filondays • and Thursdays, by
tickets only, which may be had, with Printed Particulars, of Win.
stanley and Sons, Paternoster-row; Particulars also of Messrs.
Teesdale sad Symea, Solicitors, renchurcb-street ; at the Inns at
Broutley, Seven Oaks, and Croydon; and at the place of sale.

BERTS, FIFTEEN MILES FRO3I LONDON.
By WINSTA NLEY and SONS,
At the Mart, on TUESD.II', 28Th inst. at 12, in Two Lots,
Lot I. A PART FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD
ll_ ESTATE, consisting of a genteel compact EMI-
, HENCE. in the Cottage style, with all suitable attached and de.
tached ORces, Stabling and Coach-house, Walled Gardens, Lawn,
and Pleasure-grounds, and Nine Acres of rich Meadow Land, de-
lightfully situate at the entrance of the rural village of Norther, in
a sporting Part of the county of Herta, a short distance f:om Pot-
ter's Bar, hve miles from Hatfield, four from Barnet, and fifteen
from Lmoloo.
The House contains, a neat entrance-hall, eating-room, morning
parlour, capital lofty drawing-room, with French windows opening
to the lawn, and a rater-closet, three principal bed-chambers, a
dressing.room, and nursery, with separate staircase and four se-
condary chambers in the upper story.
The Offices comprise, housekeeper's and butler's rooms. see.
rants' hall, larder, laundry, and servants' room ever kitchen ;
washhouse and suitable cellarage, a paved carriage-yard, double
coach-house, stabling for six horses, lofts and corn-chamber, a pro-
ductive Garden, and two Paddocks adjoining the Lawn, containing
altogether about Nine Acres. • 1
Lot 2. A PIECE of excellent MEADOW LAND, adapted
for building on, containing about Nine Acres and a half, situated it
the road leading from Northam to Cheshunt.
To be viewed by Cards only, which, with Printed Particulars,
may be had of %'instanley and Sons,' Paternoster-row ; Particulars
also of Mr. Gardiner, Surveyor, No. 68, Old Broad-street; of Mr.
J. Cameron, Solicitor, Gray's Inn; at the Sitlisbary Arms, Hat.
field ; Icoolpack, St. Albans; Green Al an, and Ref Lion, arnet ;
and at the place of sale.

BLACKHEATH.
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE,
IVith Gardens, Pleasure Gruunds, and Land, altogether 11 Acres.
By %V INSTANLEY and SONS,
At the Mart, on TUESDAY, the Mil Inst. at 12, in One Lot,
N extremely valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
/1 delightfully situated at Blackheath, on the read leading from
thence to Lee, particularly eligible either for occupation or as an
advantageous investment "peculation, beir.g held for an unexpired
term of 42 years, with a covenant for a renewal of the Lease foe 90
years more, on payment of a truing fine: subject to a moderate
annual rent, which is greatly minced by part being let off: Corn.
prising an excellent stone-fronted residence called PARK HOUSE,
and in good repair, with numerous ofEcea, stabling, and coach.
house, well supplied with the finest spring.water from an immense
and inexhaustible reservoir, upwards of 120 feet in length ; a pro.
ductive vegetable garden, partly walled paddock surrounding the
home, ornamented with stately umber, shrubbery walks, green-
house, and lawn.
Adjoining the above, and separated by a lofty brick wall, is an
extensive Nursery Ground, with sheet of water, occupying together
five*cres; three small Dwelling liouses, a range of Forcing Houses,
and two Brick Illeaausiges, forming Frederick-place. let on lease for
an unexpired term of 23 years, at the end of which a valuable in-
crease of rental may be confides:ly expected.
The whole offering a most desirable opportunity for the invest-
ment of capital, in a building speculation. tea great extent.
To be viewed by cards only, shieh, with printed descriptive par-
ticulars, may be had of Winstanley and Sons. Patemoster-row ;
particulars also at the Green Man, Blackheath; she Bell Inn,
Bromley ' • the Mitre, Greenwich • of Messrs. Bell and Broderick,
I suliciton,llux Church-yard 3 and at the place of sale,