The Sun.
London, England, 1815-05-16 00:00:00

SPLENDID EXrIIBITION FROM PARIS.

MESSRS. ROBINS beg knee most resFeet=
fully to announce to the Nobility and the Public, they
have arranged the splendid and uneitialled EXHIBITION of
PROPERTY, wince!) they have [men so fortunate as to have
consigned to them VOA DISPOSAL, in the ((Mown); man-
ner, viz.—THIS DAY and WEDNESDAY, The Collect-
tion of 91 Gold Sinn( Boxes,. the absolute property, of one
Gentleman; vilnaole Atlnsiral, and other curious .Watches;
two Chinese Quilts, intended for Baimaparte ; and a valuable
Sword, presented by tlib City of Lond(M to a distinguished
Officer.

On THURSDAY next ati Assemblage of beautiful Alabas-
ter Groupes and Figures, vases of mink dimensions, tamps
and Clock-cases, a noble Statue of Diana, Marble austs,
Vases, and Medallions, valuable Etruscan Vases, curious
Models of Ships in glass and• hnue, Modrls of Brass- O►'d-
dance mounted, a large ()long, &C.
FRIDAY, the 12th, a superior Collection Of Buhl Fursii-
tore, a niagOincent Cabinet, enriched with beautiful figures,
Or-molu Clock:: and Candelabra:, Bronze Figores of the finest
description, Colossal Busts, &e.

SAT 1311.1iAY, the 20th, the unequalled Gallery of Painted
Glass, by Dc Marne, •• the larp„er pieces mar 5. fret square, a
matchless Service of Sevre P,:rcelaine, in 125 pieces, Dresden
Services, 1,-ea and Cutler Cbina, &c. •

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May be viewed till the sale, with Catalogues only at Is. 6d.
each, which may be Ilan in Covent Oarden.

TEDDINGTON.—Delightful Freehold Villa, immediately on
the Bank of the River, encircled by 32 Acres of capital
Land, and its Lawns, Pleasure Grounds, Shrubbery, and
Kitchen Garden ; together . wiihan excellent Farm [louse,
and 114 Acres of rich Land, (tyttie fri.e.), in the -rural Vil-
lage of Teddington, and two small Cottages, and 14 Acres
of Nursery Ground, on the high road froin'Teddington to
Twickenham.

By Messrs. ROBINS, at their Spacious Rooms.
,Piazza, Co-
vent-garden, on FRIDAY, Nlvy .26, at Twt4%:e o'clock, in
Five. Lots, by direction of the F..'ecuturs of John Davis,
Esq. deceased,

AVeryValnahle FREEHOLD anti COPY-
HOLD ESTATE; consisting of a roost dolightful
Freehold Villa, happily placed on the Bank of the ltiver, at
Teddingtoo, known and justly ithnired as

. IlltbONl HALL,
entirOncd by its extensive grounds; the terrace dtending.to
Teddington Lock, and a shrubbery nearly surrounding the
whole; large Kitchen-garden, and 3.2 acres of uncommonly
rich and proddeSice Laud, within a Ring-fence. The House
is fuJy competent to the accommodation of a respectable Fa-
'sully, and the attached and detached Offices quite adequate ;
also an. excellent Farm House, plvitsaatly -ituate in the Vil-
lage of Teddington, adjoining Sir William Cunningham's, and
a 'Crhe-free Farm, containing i;8 Acres...4' excellent Land,
in a ring fence,,- in the “celpati;)it of Mr. Daman, Tenant at
Wilt, At. 4 lux Reir of O 1. a year; also 48'Acres of Land, let
to Mr. Turner,, at only 1501. per 'ann.; also two small Cot-
tages, with L 4 Acres of productive Land, suited to a Nursery-
man, in the High Road baiween Teddiugton and Twicken-
ham. I' he whole Estate contains
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES. • •

The Matisian may he viewed till the Sale, and
Particulars liati at the Principal Inns, at •Cwieke,ilituir,
ton, Kingston, tad Teddingtou ; tif‘H. C. 'de; keley; Estf. So-
licitor, Liticoln's inn-fields; and in Corent-garden, wlirre a
drawing of 11coont Hall, ann a pbtn of the land, maybe seen.