The Sun.
London, England, 1829-06-30 00:00:00

REGENT'S PARK.

A drlightfttl Residence in Cambridge-terrace, near the
Colosseum, with the elegant Furniture, suited fur im-
mediate occupation, with Coach-house, Stabling, &c.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. GEORGE ROBINS,
_ .

At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY, July 16, at Twelve
o'clock, •in one Lot,
ADelightful RESIDENCE, pleasantly si-
tuate, 8, CAMBRIDGE-TERRACE. REGENT'S
PAlllt, together with the very elegant and modern Fur-
niture and Fistares, which has only been completed by an
eminent upholsterer, in the latest fashion, within a few
months. The residence possesses accommodation for a
family of the first respectability, commanding the Park in
every direction; it is built in the most substantial man-
ner, with every attention to comfort and convenience, de-
corated in a style of. superior elegance, and suited for
immediate occupation, with detached coach-house, three-
stall stable, &c. Held for a term of ,I 4 years, at a low
rent, with the option of renewal for a further period of
21 years.
May be viewed betweest the hours of twelve an five,
and particulars had on the Premises ;. of Mr. Welsh, So-
licitor, Carlton Chambers, 12 Regent-street; and at Mr.
George Robin's,_ Covent •garden.

FOR SECURE INVESTMENT.
An establisiiedlatern and Hotel in the It..gent'. Quadrant, -

producing an improved Rent of near 1901. a year, with
a certainty of an increased Rental. .
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. GEORGE ROBINS,
At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of England, on
Tfluusnav next, July 2. at Twelve,
• A N IMPROVED RENT of near 1901. a
./31.• year, held under the Crown, and offering an unusually
secure mode of investing satisfactorily. It is most amply
secured, and arises out of the best Hotel end Tavern in the
.Regent's Quadrant, Regent-stqet. The accommodation
of the I-louse, which is most comma,:dingly situated, is of a
very superior character, two houses hat,:.ng
been originally
devoted to render these Premises as compl,:e and perlixt
as possible; they are held under the Crown at h very
ground rent, for a term of 99 years from January,•.:l
and are let on lease to Mr. R. Preston for a term of
years, at a very inadequate rent. The respectability of
the Hotel and daily improving situation, render a prospec-
tive additional rent very certain, while the present low
income is indisputably secured. . _

The premises may be viewed by permission of the tenant
only ; and particulars had at the Auction Mart ; and
at 11r. George Robins's Offices, Covent-garden.

CONTIGUOUS TO HASTINGS,

A Villa and Grounds of a superior character, within Two
Miles of the Town, with the appropriate Furniture and
Effects complete, in One Lot, and instant possl!i:tion.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. GEORGE ROBINS,
At the Swan Hotel, Ilastings, on SATURDAY, An. 2:2:

at One o'clock, -
AVery agreeable VILLA RESIDENCE,
with Coach-house and Stable, most delightfully situate
within Two miles of the Town. It is distinguished as
SHAKSPEARE'S COTTAGE,
and has uniformly been the subject of commendation.
Nothing can be more romantic and beautiful. It stands on a
gentle eminence, awl commands the sea views and inland
scenery to a great extent. It is surrounded by extensive
gat dens and grounds, the disposition of which is varied,
and in accordance with good taste, clothed with forest
trees and flowery. shrubs. The residence is suited to Arc'-s
spectable family (not too large). It is leasehold for
teen years at the original ground-rent. The excellent arid
appropriate furniture and effects are all to be included in
4 purchase, and instant possession.
It can only be seen by Cards, to be had of Win.
Esq., Hastings. Particulars haul also at his Office, twenty-
one days prior to the Sale; and of Mr. George Robins,
London.

THE WHITVVELL ESTATE, IS YORKSHIRE,

One of the most compact and eligible in England, includ-
ing 1,557 Acres of Superior Land, and the entire
Village of Whitwell.
TITHE-FREE AND EXTRA-PAROCHIAL.

R. GEORGE ROBINS begs very re-
spectfully to announce, that he will SELL by
AUCTION, at the Mart, in London, on THURSDAY, the
6tlof
and unusually
T desirableelveo'elc
H
o kF.RiEn
EOneOLLopt,
im-
portant
MENT, partaking of very many advantages, which will
be more particularly described in future advertisements.
The following outline, it is to be apprehended, will be
quite enough to enlist the serious and immediate attention
of the monied world ; it comprehends a Ilesidence (al-
thoug,h of an unpretending character) quite suited to the
accommodation of a respectable family, with corresponding
offices, gardens, plantations, and shrubbery grounds, de-
sinthly situate within twelve miles of York, and on the
direct mail road to Scarborough and Whitby ; it includes
1,557 A. 20r. of MOST CAPITAL LAND,

entirely in a ring fence, with suitable farm-houses and
agricultural buildincs, and in the occupation of a most re-
spectable tenantry of very long standing, at low rents, of
the presumed annual value, with the lands in hand, of near
THREE THOUSAND POUNDS A-YEAR.
The views are in all directions luxuriant and picturesque
in the extreme.

THE EARL OF CARLISLE'S ESTATE AND
COLONEL CHOLMONDELY'S

approximate upon Whitwell. The magnificent Minster of
York, and the fine ruins of Kirkham Abbey, are amongAt
the interesting objects immediately in yiew. The Pro-
perty includes
THE WHOLE VILLAGE OF WHITWELL ;
and the farms possess the ereat desideratum of being