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London, England, 1813-07-12 00:00:00

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

AVERY desirable FREEHOLD ES CATE,
situated in the nvot pleasant part of the. County of Kota,
and coma tong upward- of 84:0 Acres of Arable, hteadow,
Pas-
ture and Wood Land, free of great Tithes, anti Lanikax rr-
d. em Kl, with zr. exc. ;lent Family lklaysion moat beautPuly
,tanding at the top of a Valley iu a Path, divers;fi..d with 11 c old
Oak-'ryes, and large s'!eet of water fed by a fine s-resni, a:ld
large enough !'or a Pleasart -boat. The House contains a very
elegant Dining.ro-ni, two Dzawing-r,iorns, lireakfast-par;oue,
Library, and Retiring-room, Charnhers for about w) Spas, t•ige•
thee with every neces:ar. Araitt, eat for ilornevic purposes,
double Coaclnlotist., Stah!-• t; for S to 10 Horses, Brew-house
and Laundry, with a good walled t ;ariien.
For further Particulars; apply to Adam M.rray, Surveyor and
Land Agent, GI, St. Martin's lane, Chariot. Cross.•—(l esters
post paid.)

HARDWICKE COUR I' PARK, OLOUCES I'ERSHI RE.
Capital FREEHOI.D ESTATE • 1110. .II,N • 11; and
SEVEN ACR.Es.—Elciont ALI •.';101,4 and MANOR of
HARDWICKE.
'l'o BE SOLD BY PRIVATrCONTRACT,

AHANDSOME acid singudarly desirable ni, Bern
MANSION, nt-At de'-g: ;Piny situate on a gentle emi-
nence in the centre of Three e luitred and Seven Acres of
LAND of very superior qu.::;ty, o: which 292 are Past r•• aid
thou: 11 Acres Arable; conmesing art elegant paved E it aace
Hall, Drawing-room, Breaktast-par'mr, otudy,
capacious Bed-chambers iirt-ising toms, a t'atent W.ner el..set,
excellent Cella.s, with suitable attached and el. 'ached office%
Stabling, double Coach-house, &c. ; a capitol Kocven Garden
surrounded with brick walls, clnathed with choice Ereht-trees in
full bearing, Circhardt, Fish Pond, and Plantamms of valitalde
Shrubs, divided by the hkautiftil Park-like Gromul by an el:.
rsabt wrought iron fence. '1 he Laud, vol.ich t. of the r'!7'.e-t
quality, is exonerated from Land-tax, more than one-third of it
is Trite-free, and a stream runs through the Estate. A a c ni-
eenient distance from the Mansion an excellent Farm I ou,e.
the principal part of which ha, been erected within ,hre.• years;
Stabling, Barn, Cattle Sheds, and every requisite Out-buil !ill
l'he Manor extends over 1312 Acres. This very desirable Pro-
perty, commanding the most beautiful and extensive views, is
bounded on the South-east by the turnpike rv.J d.adivg from
Gloucester to 'lath and Bristol, and on the North-west by the
Ihe of the intended Canal front Gloucester to !lerkelry, it is 34
miles from Bath, 99 Timm Bristol, 14 from Cheltenham, and five
from Gloucester. A considerable part of the Purchase-money
may remain on mortgage.
The Mansion, Manor, and part of the Land, may be had, if
more agreeable to any purchaser, who may be accommodated
with immediate poteessio4-
Pot Particulars, appl on the Premises (if by Teter, putt paid)
or to Mestr. lloggart and Ykillips. No. 62, Old Broad-street.
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PEARLS SOLD, CLEANED AND STRUNG.
rlll-I.E Advertiser being the 7e.41 Manufacturer, is
JL determined to sell every article of the first fashion and
workmanship at the following reduced prices, viz.
Pearl Necklacesanypattern trom,ti 15 6 remaking f• zo 12 0
Earrings per pair 1 5 0 i 010 6
Bandeaux - 10 10 0 • 210 0

Sprigs - - 4 4 1 5 0
Bracelets per pair - 510 001 upwards iOlO 6
Lockets .. 1 11 6 0 14 0
Brooches - 1 5 0 0 7 6
Crosies - - 1 1 0 0 4 6
Whereas many Ladies and Gentlemen conceive and believe,
from the above prices, that every ornament is n.ade of a cum-
position. or what is commonly caued Patent Pearls, they are
rtspeccully informed, that every article is composed of Oriental
Pcatis from the Fisheries of Ceyh.n and Persia, which, being
manufactured by the reat.worknian, are offered to the public
mach under their usual charges.
Several complete sults of Pearls, new patterns, In morocco
cases, consisting of N. alums, Sprig, Bracelets, Ear-rings, and
flar..e Brooches, from .£25 to ,690 per suit. Apply to 1. IL Bar-
, low, Pearl-Worker and Stringer, /40.1, Grange-court, Carey-
street, Lincoln. If n Fields.
Ornaments or any Article sent to Ladles in the Country, by
i a resrestable Kelerence in Town.

Their Lord,hips met at three o'clock, whets the Royal Assent
by commission, was given to the two Exchequer Bills, the Irish
National Debt, the Me of Man Trade, the Customs Duties, the
Excise Licenses, the Country Bakers, the Foreign Spirits, the
Country Bank-notes Regulation, Mr. Perceval's Renunciation,
the Southern Whale Fishery, ie Slave Trade Prevention, the
English Insolvent Debtors, the Poor Debtors in the King's Bench,
Flee:, and Marshalsea Prisons, the Local Tokens, the Irish Sil-
ver Tokens, the Irish Endowed Schools, the Scotch Bridges, the
New Street, the English Fire-arms Proof, the Annuities' Re-
gistry, the Archbishop of Canterbury's Estate, and some private
Bills.—The Commissioners were the Loan Citasicattoa, Eatl
CHOLMONDELET, and the Earl of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE.
The Dover Pilots, the Land-Tax Redemption the Judges'
Salaries, and the Irish Spirit Licences Bills went through, sewn•
mittee, a• d were order, d to be reported.
The Irish Insolvent Debtors, the Irish Court-houses, Lord
Nelson's Estate, Lord Wellington's Estate, the Silk Bounty, the
Stores Embezzlement, the Irish Fees, the Tower Hamlets Mi-
litia, the Land Tax Redemption, and the Country Bankers In-
demnity Bills, were read the third time and passed.
The LORD CHANCELLOR calling the attention of their
Lcirdships to the number of important causes which waked for
their judicial arbitration, and adverting also to the no less weighty
and'urgent business which demanded his own personal adminis.
tration in another Court, felt it necessary to propose a relaxation
of the Sanding Order, which required the attendance of their
Lordships on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays so early as ten
o'clock, for the disposal of Appeals. What he should imme-
diately recommend to their Lordships was, that as many hours
as they could conveniently spare for the dispatch of judicial bu-
siness on Monday and Tuesday next should be so applied, and
he should on Tuesday move that certain days should be subse-
quen:ly appropriated for the same purpose.
Mr. W HARTON and others, from the Commons, brought up
the Admiralty Register s, the Westminster Hustings, and a few
Private Bids, all of which were read the first time.
.1 he Eccesiastical Courts Regulation Bill with the Amend-
ments made therein by their Lordships agreed to, was likewi-e
brought up.
The other Bills cn the Table were forwarded in their respec-
tive st.iges, and their Lordships adjourned to Monday next, at
ten o'clock.