The Sun.
London, England, 1837-06-01 00:00:00

•
E tr o'n o ,n.
The Nobility, GentrSituated at thy-sweet:
an te üblic are re'specnfd
!hat this establishmenty Is ind such P h a state of ferwardnesstfuily asi toorme allow
It .o be now opened-to Subscribers% it is available for every • of equestrian exercise and ainn*ernent. A very large span railcd
In and allotted to persona on foot where they can enjoy the various
nmusements without danger or molestation. It is peculiarly adapt-
.!'drs tofr Ladies,. itn-taids, and children enjoying horse exercise. '1 he
day's public racing is fixed for the 3d of June. Every info',
• inatioo respecting terms, rules, and regulations may be had at the
111,Ppodrome Office, from Ten till Five o'Clock, where Subscrip-
(es will be received, and receipts and tickets issued. Subicribers
on horseback or on foot will, on public days, until further notice,
enter by
the gates at Laftroke-terrace, and all other on foot or ox
horseback, and carriages, &c., will enter at the gates at Portolno-
lane. It is respectfully
requested that Tickets may be i_7.l all cases
Pr"ureds as it will prevent delays and inconYeo.'.-ence at the gates
arisinf. ,
•om money payments.

itl.'SS COATS, Cut in the First Style of Ea,
Fa., shion 355, Superfine ditto 40s. to 501,, Frock Coats, ilk
425., Superfine ditto 475., ditto Silk Yelret Collar and
,ilk Facings 555., Fashionable Trowsers 6s. 6d, vo 12s. 6d., G
broon t-!itto of the newest patteFes, fronrles. W. to 165., Buckskin,
Clott !
„ ), or Kcrsevmere ditto, 18s. to 2.&; , Fancy Waistcoats, from
"") 14.
_,.
.` ..`'. 13d. to 10s. 6d., rich Silk ditto, Cloth, or Kerseymere, 7s. 6d.
s 6,1.
Dressing Gowns, from 10s. 6d. ; Boys' and Youths'
Clothing, Tunic Dresses complete, from 30s. to 425. A Suit. of
,r(3lll`?lbes for, 31., Superfine ditto 3/. 10s., at FISHER and Co.'s,
nors, No
Int London.b
• fro • • 31d(glea,e.10), King William-street, City, ten doors

EDWARD MAYNE, secretary.
liippodrom Office, No. 3, Opera Arcade, Pall-mall.

• I :- TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
, .
In Sit Q• BY MR. ADAM MURRAY,
Lots, at Garravray's Coffee House, Cornhill, on %truss,.
. , PAY, the 7th of June next,
HE very valuable FREEHOLD and RICH
. 1:y MARSH LAND at BROOMHILL, Situated close to the
, ''a, and within a few miles of the Sot-port and Market Town of
, It. e, and only a short die.aneit from Lydd, containing, by adinea-
. tureraent lately ma,le, 186 a. itit. 35r. of rich Productive Grass
. 11',%d, of the soundest quality for Sheep of any in Romney Marsh.
'•°t, Lan.:l-tax is nearly all redeemed, and the 'Rates are very low.
Arrrinted Particulars may be had of Mr. Brownley, Solicitor, 8;
Solicitors, ll°svi
eßny-71 rt'
Carey- street ; of Messrs. Lardner and Dawes;
at the Swan, Hastings and Ilythe; the Saracen's
iir'ad, Ailifofd ; the New Ship, Brighton; at Garraway's ; and of
• strLAdatr. Murray, Surveyor and Land Agent, 47, Parliament-
*il7. John Bignell, the Looker, who lives close to the property,
.-..,!..'• *new it on application being made.
,
The • GLAMORGANSHIRE.
'e Titghly Important LORDSHIPS, MANORS, and FREE-.
AtIOLD ESTATE of NEATH ABBEY, for SALE)
R. ADAM MURRAY hts the honour of
b annotmeing to the Public, that he is instructed to SELL
/ AUCTION, at Garraway's Coffee-house, Change-alley, Corn-
' hill, London, on WIC DNICSD AT, the 7th of June moat, Unless an ac-
' !'ePtable otter is made for the same by private contract. This highly
'ficprovable Estate, within the precincts of the Abbey, is,
exonerated
t'rwn tithe, roue and taxes very low, containing 5,106 acres of
°1 arable, meadow, pasture, and Woodland, y
and together wCadoxtonith, houses
4,1 premises in the villages of Neath Abbe exten-
sive
~_, topper-werks, iron and blast furnaces, manufactory for steam
-3,' °thee' envines, ,forges, rail-road., oonall,ohifyin,p4harfs on the
• Thr,t 4 and SGIN an sea rivers, large andoitiVtiv-,194k9f the best bitu-
, ""1,3 sopa, iron-stone and fire eleipirihebest quality; extensive
0004
~...., .
.. of (...2
jot One oak timber fit for nitviautpiosco, situate the perish
,
„, --v•uexton, in a fine, healthy, uncle ng country, surroundedwith
~.—"llent roads, good market-towns; and close to lime and coal, and
yterY capability at hand for the better improvement of the property.
t"crc are missy fine situations for building upon, and abundance of
)e quarries -for that purpose; ; a better and more improvable
Estate was never before offered for sale in South Wales.
a Particulars of Sale are now ready for delivery on application to
;all% S. 'Wickens, Esq., Montague-strsot, Russell-square ; Thomas
1. °X, Esq., Beaaminster; Dorset ; and Mr. Adam Murray, 47, Par-
s______________lttnent... t
et- London. ,
"sLett to be post-paid.

SPLENDID TOWN RESIDENCE.
R. GEORGE ROBINS is empowered to
• - - SELL By PRIVATE ,TREATY
AN ELEGANT TOWN RESIDENCE,
°f- a character throughout that would render it exceedingly difficult
o find a parallel case.
is the• TUN: SPLENDID EDIFICE
t -
chief OrreViesktitategent:-street; approxitnating upon Wa-
itloo..place and. St:4l(sisielifirsquare, It hal been erected regard-
ben of expense ; -11.1 arctitlettpl form is in.accordance with the - taste, inclosed from the bniesvOrld• by iron palisades, withgar-
lloin front : 'it is, howeveir''*thin,thkt "Me. Robins is desirous
• t 0 enlist the attention' of the fa';hioreablerld.
THE CLASSIC TASTE •
1441 pervades the whole must be seen with a view to form the least
;°ea of the prouthsuperiority; the entree is by a staircase so splen-
-19 that even Northumberland House would be an apt comparison.
f he ormolu with which it is adorned is of the best Parisian menu-
ae: lure ; on the summit is a magnificent painted glass window :
;TO:Riming there awhile in delight at its splendid composition,
leads unexpectedly to the grand suite of rooms, which, for classic
Sraste :Ind uniformity. are a contemporary in the great. me-
•°.PoliS. The coup d'ceil is completed by a fine conservatory : it
• !3 In this vast range that fairy land is brought into recollection—
!" deed it seems to be quite realised. The secondary apartments,
l'icluding the lofty salon a manger, breakfast room, library, and
tti/111 subordinate offices, are so complete that nothing is left to be
iteissired.
10f the
and
department. it may be affirmed that
comp ate, an the basement such as would puzzle the most fas-
tidious to find fart with. Throughout this •
MANSION ()F COMFORT AND SPLENDOUR
it will be seindbe master-band of an artist wait trersed in his vpea-
tion has been called to aid -
IN tills
and isw-iTFut ILLUSION. •
It harmonizes eveqwhere, an he best solace for the vast outlay
which this envied mansion has entailed on the spirited proprietor,
who, it should be observed, is compelled by ill health alone to sepa-
rate himself from his favourite offspring.
Cards to view will be given to those alone who apply in serious-
' !less ; to be htul :A Mr, George Robins's Offices, Covent-garden.
!lThe splendid Furniture and classic appendages of the mansion
ay be taken at a fair valuation, with instant possession. _

AT GOLDER'S HILL, HENDON.
Thy Delightful RESIDENCE of the late JOSEPH ALD-
RIdGE,Esqt,t With its PARK LIKE GROUNDS, and
EIGHTY-SIX ACRES of VALUABLE LAND, also the
AGREAT TITHES extending over EIGHTY ACRES.
IR. GEORGE ROBINS is directed by the
Executors to SUBMIT to PUBLIC COMPETITION
St
the Auction Mart, on Thu RSDAY, June 27, at Twelve in one Lot,,
zThe ADMIRED and TRULY UNIQUE ESTATE, part
e
t e old, part Co hold, and part held under the Dean and Cha
Cr of Westminster, renewable for ever, p-
Of the late JOSEPH ALDRIGDE, Esq.,
At GOLDER'S HILL, HENDON,
• 14°Og acknowledged as unrivalled for its beauty, the distance from
• 11,0 Metropolis being only four miles. It presents a most gentle-
.oard
tie,. I abode approached by a carriage drive, offering accommoda-
b: of a superior kind to a large family; the drawing and dining
‘,710s of noble proportions, commanding extensive and luxuriant
•tew;

A LAWN and R G
rico,
Pass the House, and at a FLOWE
short distancA RD EN e
is a rookery. The
~isP°sition of

kith Heir THE PARK-LIKE GROUNDS,
jp~ieir pleasing variety of hill and dale, is indeed most charm-
4,etending through umbrageous walks of at least a mile, diver-
-414;,`,LJ1 ornamental parterres, lakes, and rustic seats, whilst the
t()4l'sone forest trees and green freshness pervading the entire scene,
kitolslete one of the most perfect of Nature's pictures. There are two
varlet 'en gardens, capital offices of every description, stabling, and a
„Y of excellent farm buildings.
Th.",llE DOMAIN INCLUDES EIGHTY-SIX ACRES.
ts desidenee and grounds with 18 acres, are let to Joshua Evans,
tha?„.! 40n lease, 17 years being unexpired, at 2401. a-year, the re-
-111g portion of the land forining
41et A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE PLEASURE FARM
to .
tray !early tenants at 2401. a-year, of which early possession
e had, and upon which innumerable
!IP 11, • ENCHANTING SPOTS FOR VILLAS
jo Presented, rendering the property very tempting to the build-
ipitalist. Also
TlfiW hi FIR GREAT TI
ow Iand.THES OVER EIGHTY ACRES
cuGltivated mead
the we,ollesidence can be viewed only by cards, three days in the
4nd k; and particulars had at the Castle, Spaniards, and Bull
qre,t, 1,4),. Hampstead ; of Mr. Joseph Aldridge, Solicitor,
streetl,tussell-; at the Auction Mart ; and at Mr. George
s Covent-garden.

AtAR to RICHMOND—ON the BANK of the THAMES.
it. GE.R.E.ROBINS has been honoured
4.1.7c.r, 11 Instructions from the Owner to SELL by PUBLIC
'lt T,.. ,'.° ,at the Mart in London, on TUESDAY, the 27th .June,
"e've o'clock, the
',.? lon,
~,, SPLENbID AND UNIQUE VILLA,
'l--,A.sat"„" so justly celebrated in History as the
'illo ~ --,,,"L' SEAT OF THE COUNTESS OF SUFFOLK,
It tl-rjed amidst her literary friends and inmates
1" is 1110,:t-l?E POETS GAY, SWIFT, AND POPE.
, pAlPpily placed in the centre of a
41.41 itS el -s4K-LIKE DOMAIN OF FIFTY. ACRES,
to this °se approximation upon the Thames adding. varied churms
411 Ora
DISTINGUISHED VILLA.
laeial"ttal Timber secludes it from public gaze. It . has r for
'Qua Year been familiar to the Fashionable World as,
am ig
MARBLE HILL ;
gat
thor,,!'r lengthened period of time has uniformly been the. sojournt
4s wcii4-10bility and those who hold an elevated positir in soc ,
Ite le a' the Literature of that brilliant age. Re-tracing our steps
sro that
LORDS BURLINGTON AND PEMBROKE"
Lord
I.4Bath DESIGNED THE HOUSE;
CHID
urst and Mr Pope •
, UT THE LAWNS AND PLEASURE GROUNDS;
'ebsiituted GAY, SWIFT AND ARBUTHNOT,
L
sup themselves '
cadY S fr ERINTENDENT S OF THE HOUSEHOLD.
-"el each ""(dk spent most of her leisure hours in this delightful spot,
'4 I.,sUcceeding visit rendered her more reluctant to leave it, for
.t,1,N7,0-,EPASTIDIOUS FORMALITY, OR THE MORE.
s'n g -,".r.RABLE TRACASSERIES OF THE COURT. siolle Zeoltectural form without pretending to ti
a first eta-
ti„l th '„,ltit a faitidlollS artist, is still worthy of imitation by many
`ertif°l4.-etr school, and within' there is a combination of taste and
" c't that nlia ' 'safely challenge a comparison. It is
that the
THE GRAND SUITE OF APARTMENTS
,all)ee,e,w.rter would fain especially direct first attention.. The
~'''ll.ine'l bY a splendid. staircase of solid oak, leading to the
-I, ii(" ' as
''ennta the floors of •vhieh are of mahogany, and the fittings-
111,3„reOhrq„ho'
'tig for splendour than pure and
~. P"'"tiested tuaitneo eTshey's are adorned bY
"4 MATCHLESS PICTURES OF RUBENS,
Po/144s of many of
1,,,1te
„. GEORGE•THE SECOND'S BEAUTIES.
Otsoil enodary anartments are of a character that is in strict
"Ile 'a
nd harmonize well • and the domestic arrangement is 10
teeerlejerteheatt. nOthin is left to be desired. The out are of
a, 7,t,,'°,1, and most complete.
-e r 'lr; L k WNS AND PLEASURE GROUNDS
sliNbeisPiendent in American plants ; and around the whole are
P,os :71'y salks and plantations, whence the flowering shrubs. die-
et4 1"„ ii. natural perfume. The Kitchen Gardens are sufficiently
a''e to neednOauxdiary from Covent-garden.
,„otild , A MINISTER OF STATE
"it find at Marbl Hill all the agremcns so essential to relieve
talYT'la'l' frnot the turmoil of his daily political labours, and the
"oto •DProximation to the public offices, give to it a claim of
lii e iln
Lost Port. In conclusion, it may be desirable to state that it is
, ~ Perfect habitable condition.
,'443's -,-4, %Ay be viewed by tickets. Particulars may he had. 21
-i*Oila•-Zedent t the Stir and Garter, and White Hart,
at; Mr.
"tr. E.: W. Ashfield, solicitor, 7, Staple-inn ; and at Mr.
Robin' Ogees, Covent-garden,