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London, England, 1815-07-07 00:00:00

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Their' Royal Highothses the PRINCESS of WALES, DUCHESS
of YORK, and DUKE of SUSkEX ; his imperial Majesty the
EMPEROR of all the RUSSIAS, his Serene Highness the Duke
of BRUNSWICK, his Excellency the Duke did INFANTADG,
by their especial authority,
ROWLAND's MACASSAR OIL;
iTS use h continued by the above illustrious Per.
JL images, particularly his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of
Runde, who bas been must graciously pleased to honour the Pro-
prietors with a large order, for his use, IroniVienna, declaring its
inestimable victims, which order maf be seen. This OIL is far
beyond euloglum, for producing a luxuriant growth of Hair, on
the baldest places. strong and beautiful Curls and glo•s, also
Whiskers, Eye-brow', Ac —lts virtues arc fully explained in
ROWLAND's TREATIs H .ou the HA lit.
Inclosed with each genuine bottle, signed on the label, in red Ink,
" A. Rowland 15c Son." Price 3s. 64 —los 6d. and XI le. per
bottle. Also,
ROWLAND's ESSENCE of TYRE,
• Which will iisvnediately and effectually change Red or Orey
Hair, Eye Brows, Whiskery, Ece. fo a permanent Brown or
Black, and It, permanent that it cannot he removed by washing.
It Is perfectly innocent, and ladles autiOentlemen way dye their
Hair with Ease and SeCrecy. Price 7..6d. per bottle, or small
hoicks for vial, at 45. each. The Proprietors will warrant its ,
efficacy.
ROWLAND'S ALSA NA EXTRACT,
for the Teeth and Gums, 109. 6d. and ss. 9d. per bottle* duty In-
cluded. bold, who'esaleand retail, by the sole Pmprietors,A. R ow-
I..SN D and :•;CON, corner of Kirby-street, the first turning on the
right, in Hatton-garden, Holborn.
Sold by appointment, by Meier,. Hendrles, Perfumer to her
Majesty, Tltchhorn-street ; Mr.Ssnith, :17. Gattie and Peirce
67, Overton, 47, D. Rigge, 35, New Boutl-strest ; Bayley sad
thew, Cockspur•ytreet: Berry, 17, Johnston, 15, Greek•street,
[Soho ; Butler, 4. Cheapslde ; Barclay and So*, 95, Fleet Market,
65, diesp•ide ; Newberry ant sou,. 45 i ktiWards, 66,
St. Paul's Church-yard; Burgess, Holborn-hill; wet- by° most
Perfumers sod Medicine Yeaden thvoughent &Mrs. • -
•s• Ask fur Itulrlasure Idatasar OIL . .
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CAPI I. FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTA FES, In the
Parish of 131.11 WO R l'H and TWICKEN I lAM. at Whitton.
By 114,411. liOGtIAR I' and PHILLII'S,
At the Mart, on FRIDAY. Judy 14, at Twe!ve, by order of the
Devisees ot the late John Fish, Esq. deceased, fn Two I ots,
LoT 1. A MOs l' Desirable an.l Imprfivc)le F KEE-
L-a. HOLD and COPYHOLD FARM, in the owl-
rtioo of Mr Batter Corte, on Lease, at a low rent of 2346,per
3111.111!•, Cf:ll4<ftag ot about one hundred turd fifty three Acre* of
.4,p-roor arable and meadow land, a short distance from Whitton;
at.tl near 'he I hames, with au ancient Farm-house, Barns, Sta.
hi tug, and tusimtou, Out-I.undings, Cottages, Gatiens, and Or-
-on-du's
I..yr .2. A very valuable FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD
I 'A. is the (wow mon of Mr. Butler Crirte, .late Mrs.
Cralt. c tisistlog of shout IN acres and a quarter of Garden
G; nand, It Waco with all 'tots Fruit-trees, Strawberry Beds, &c.
a: a re t of only .£4o. per annum, on Lease, with a Dwelliiss-
hoovr, Staining, and Om-buildings.
htatlelrellittleilehlreVistraimlnits; sold patieettrs hatl
ten ;lays prior .o the Sale % of Metre. Graham and Co. 6. Lin-
coin's Inn;
.Mr. Eintot.trs, Newirgton Church-yard; and of
/44.4i4. linnart and Ph. I .I.s, Old Dread-at eet, Royal Exchange.

FREheitil.t) EaTA I ES •
In the Parishes of SUNBURY, HAMP tON,FELTHAM, and
NWOR 1 H, consisting of Capital ARABLE and MIA-
DOW LAND..., a short distance from Kempton Park.
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
A: the Mart, on'i'lllDAr, July 14, at Twelve, in Lots, by order
of the Devisees of the la.e Joust Plan, Est deceased t
CAPITAL and VALUABLE FREEHOLD
E•4TA*I ES, chiefly Tithe-free, 'imam in the hove Pa.
ri.hes, lying principally tiigether, and containing in the whole
about tOClAcres of most fertile As able and Meadow i.ands, in-
;hiding Lands-galled the Polls, and new Grounds, with Farm
Houses and Cottages, seven Barns, numerous tiliesls, Granaries,
Stabling end Our-bwi.twv, late in the occupation of Mr. John
r Shore (rt iM Mr. Beni), and Mr. Nathaniel Hardynian, part oo
lease, an I the rentaineer as tenant at will, at Rents amounting
to about set 00 pre minim, •
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Provions to the do, of Sale,- this waluable Property will be
more fully explained, and We Lots desaihtd by primed Pm-ti-
tulars, to Ist: had of Messrs: Graham, Kinderley, an4l Minted's,
Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn; of Mr. &humid., surveyor, Newing
ton Churcit-yari ; and of Messrs. Hoggart and EVU ps, Old
Sroad•strzet.

SPACIOUS FREEHOLD MANSION. TWICKENHAM,
and GROUNDS on the BANK of the THAMES.
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, •
At the Auction Mart. on Fato&v, July 14, at Twelve, (unless
an acceptable offer for same he made in the mean tints),
A VERY Valu.tble FREEHOLD and small P4ll
t COPrOLD ESTATE, at small fines certain ; consisting'
of a stilistast.ff..Mantion, detached from the high road by a
Drive in front, and opening on a beautiful Timbered t.awn and
Grounds sloping to the Thames. Upper Floor contains ten
lied Chambers, a Gallery and two Staircases; the apartments
lon the First Floor have Oak Doors and Window Frames, and
consist of taro elegant Drawing Rooms and five Bed Cham-
bers; .a spaciout Oak Staircase leads to the principal floor,
which contains a Paved Hall, two Drawing-rooms, a library,
Morning and Gendelnan's Roosts, with Mahogany Doors, Mar-
ble Chinn:oy Metes, and Gold Mouldings, and a Cmsereatory
frondsg the lawn; in the Basement are capital Vaults and Cel-
taring. 'lle attached and detached Offices are numerous, and
Include Standing, for three Carriages, and Stabling for Nine
Horses, with Servants' Rooms, Ike. The site of Buildings, with
the Grounds and a most productive Kitchen Garden, contains
together abut Four Acres.
To be viewed by applying to Messrs. Ewingtons, Twicken-
ham; of when Partieulars may be bad; also of Mesirs. Gibbs,
Solicitors. 58. Old Broad-street; at the Mart; and of Messrs.
noggin and Phillips, 62, Old broad-street.

CHARNOCK-HALL ES FATE.
By Messrs. HOGOARI' and PHILLIPS.
At the Mart, es Pamir,' July 14, at 'twelve,
nHARN(R:K-HALL, a, most valuable FREE-
HOLD ESTATE, in a ringience, in the Parish of lick-
ington, In the County of Derby, comprising a very subiteritial
modern stone-built Dwelling-hou-e, Stables, Cove-houses, Gra-
nary, Dove Cote, Sheds, Fold-yard, Gardens, and other court-
Mendes, a Cottage, ausi several Closes of excellent ArablvtiViea-
dow, Pasture, and Wood Land, together about 120 Acres ;
most desirable propery (except the Wood, and Woad I and) is
let for a term whereof twelve years will he unexpired its Fe-
bruary nest, at the annual rest of 4320; the Wood Land con-
tains between nine and ten *me, and the l'itrber and Wood are
In a they tbrivingsohdition: Llutritoek-ball is pleasantly situate
three miles and a half front Sludaeld, Yorkshire, and with. miles
from Chaster/WM. Derbyshire; there is supposed to be a valua
ble led of Coal in part of the Land; the Land-tax has been re-
deemed, and the UMW is subject to a small annual payment in
siee of 'Mee.
'Co be viewed witi leave of the Tenant, and Particulars bad,
20 days Our to the Sale, at the pruropel .Jan, Sheneld ; %Angel,
j.besu r*Ndl Dal Ina, Derby; lflaeltL Head, Notting, tarn; the
' entire,. lakestee ; at the Mart; and of Messrs. Roggen and
roehillip% ate 11111 lirsad-aatiets whore a Ss. of the Beata Dal
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