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London, England, 1815-06-15 00:00:00

TO BE SOLD,

ONIE of the*
moat complete VILL A RESIDEN-
CES round London, one mile from Cumberland Gate, to
be SOLD by PRIVATE CON I RAC un Flimsy, June
16th, er ob the following day, if not disposed of on the 16th; or
an under Lease Let ; it is on a lung Leaot, and at a small ground
rent. The Prenthes have been mostly newly bait within these
S years at a great ezpeace the House consists of seven large
Beckeome, three Dreads,' rooms, a good water closet, with store
clams, two staircases and passage to the-rooms. Oa the ground
fluor are a large Breakfast and Dining Parlours, and a handsome
Summer a Drawitie-room in front of Pleasure Ground ; an
Entrant Hall, and a small moat adjoitriag with water closet;
two lap Cisterns hold abaot 1000 gallons of water; a house.
keeper's room Sated up with store and china cupboards, a large
and lofty iLitchea well fitted up in every respect ; a Scullery ad-
joining with a rump ar d a good Pantry, large beer cellar and good
airy wine cellar with proper bluns ; a large coal cellar, a neat green.
hone and complete brewhouse. back yard paved, with necessary,
offices, a complete piggery and poultry house with yard; a coach•
yard with double coacti.house and harness cupboard, a 3-stalled
arable with !wile lett with bings ; a coalman's room and dove-
house.; alatge atici oomph- t eLtun riry.oa the ground floor is &forced
Rot "V eeppnes the coppers and cisterns, pastry and bread
oven arc:liar under tt ; adjoining it are three tanks hold about
soon gallons of water, a pleasure ground tastefully laid out and
planned with ev.rgreens and other trees, with choice apple tree:.
pear and plums, and u great quantity of all sorts of fruit; a large
oval fishpond well stocked, intended for a bath, with a planta-
tion round it; a large koclien garden well laid out, stocked and
planted With choice fs slit trees, especially trained maniere:
apple-buts of the best sorts, 9tlo feet its length
the Fenn tea ate encto,ed w1:11 a good wall, of which
sit hundred feet fa coveredolah choice mutt te,".s; the gravel
walks us 1600 feet in length and SOU feet Sag pavement ;
the premises are elevated, Wad in a good neighbourhood, lie
near two great roads, awl the best walks round London, and
near the Park-, Kensington.gardens and Harrow en the Hill, and
the surroundlog country In /new alledetached from other houses,
mid one of the most cumpkte.rajdunces round London, is both
Town and Country, the air ts,soift and pure ; &handsome ap
preach to the house, and joins alarge nursery garden.
This residence would be desirable for a Gentlanaa connected
with Government Offices, or a: merchant ; is as much in the
country as if it were situated HO miles tram totem, kitty tree
&tent each end of thepretuiscs ;.st is near two saes, and is now
in complete repair.
To be, viewed with Tickets only, between the hours of twelve
toll four, which can be had of Mr. Cowper, carter and Gilder,
No. 43, Piccadilly ; where a plea of the premises may be seen,
and every particular procUred

!limp Arch, near, Tadcas. er, February en, 1815.
ST it-.-At the pArttculm: request of Ann Seink, of
this pl..ce, 1 commniticav In you an astonishing cure, per-
formed by the use of yourAnilscorbutic Drsps. She was for
ab,ut't wenty years affl:cied with a severe Scorbutic complaint,
having numerous running ulcers in various parts of her body.
After employing several gentlemen of the ficulty, and having
been (at different periods) upwards of five years iu the Leeds In-
firmary, she, at length, ott the recommendation of Mrs. Drakeley,
late of Worcester, tried your unprecedeweAl reinely, which, to
' the astonfshotent of all who knew her. effected a esmplete cure.
Having been myself a witness to the shove, I shall feel a pleasure
in answering the inquiries of any who doubt the veracity of it,
either personally, or if by letter, post.paid. I ant, Sir, yours,
most respectfully. WM. WOOD Paper Manufacturer.
T o Mr. J. L ' ignum, Surgeon Manchester..
These Drops ace sold hi moulded square bottles at 6s. and 14s.
(une iss. bottle is equal to three 6s. ouos) Wholesale and Retail,
by J. Ugnum, Manchester; also retail by J. Evans and Soo, 48,
Lunplaae, West Smithfield; Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard;
Badly :trod 41v14.415, Vis'et market ; Shaw and Edwards, 66, St.
Pani's•Conrch-yard ; Iltotoce, 4, Cheapside; Newbery and Sons,
14S, St. Paul's Church-yard; and hey one or more principal Me•
gicine Venders i i every marker •rowts to. the IttlitAKit.polom.

A'S AN ISII..IOUS t'ILLS,
by EJWAKI) HALLAM, t•ttrgeon and Apothecary,
Bury St. Bdmuntrs.—This safe and elegant preparation is jus,ly
esteemed fur us agreeable and certain operation, by whicb
It effectuaily removals all Inaction or Ohrtruccon of the Stomach
and Bowels, whether arising from Bile, lndigstiun, Flatulency,
or Cold ; Sickness at Stomach, Heast-Itck, Ike. It operates by
dislodging acrid bile or other crudities remitted in the intestinal
canal, and acts as an alterative to the system generally. Free
from any antitnonlal or mercurial preparations; it is at all times
safe ; and has been given with singular good effect during Preg-
nancy. Its action is particularly adv. ed to Persons of Bilious
Habits, and those of sedentary hers, where a sufficient action of
'the bowels is not kept up, and crudities retained in those organs
are frequently producing pains and distension', head-aebs, lan.
gum, and giddiness, or a sense of wearing., sod oppression.
" Memcnre the cause, the effect must cease."
A single trial will fully convince the pauent of their egliacy.
The worst oases cl Billolls or Sick Headache are certainly re-
moved by t single dose, and lu a much bitchye time than could
be eredited bat from repellence.
The proprietor thinks it proper to remark, they will be found
hot only to act without pain or uneasiness, bat to.leave the body,
after their immediate action ceases, free from that ,cootrireitate
*kith generally suceeede-the operation of laaaiive medicines.
bold, wholesale wad retail, by Livrards, 66,'$t. P3ab Cisurcit-
=Lead.; Unser, Ortfeest4teett and Wht4 Holborn
ha td. mad fis. fill.VW

ORNAMENTAL SIGNE MA NUFAC I (AT,
NARROW-WALL, LAMBE l'H.
FICOA c-tttnnt resume the sole Proprit.tm
of this Establishment without expressing her grateful '
acknowledgments to the Royal Family, Nobility. aril Gentry of
the. United Kingdoms, for the distmgoised Patronage site Las been
favoured with during a period at neatly Fifty Years, a continu-
ance of which she most respectfully solicits. In consequetice of
recent discoveries and Improvements, and the superior lb:lvies
of the Artists new in her employ, she Batters herself that the
Works of the Manufactory, tor design, execution, strength, sod
durability, have never been surpassed at any former period. the
decease of her Partner rendering it necessary to closii their Ac-
cot.ins, she begs leave to att-nince the intention to Stil, by Pri-
vate Contract, at reduced' Prices, their exonsive and valuable
Stock, consisting of a fine Group of a Colossal Statue of Poly-
phemus with Ads and Galatea, Charity and three Ciiildren, a
grand Statue of a River God; Statues of Ins Majesty, Ansient
Briton, and Norman, Shakespeare, a Druid, 1 hue, Weptune with
Sea Horse, an Egyptian, Dying Gladiator, Minerva, Veuus,
Bacchus, Fountain Nymph, Vestals and Sy Mk, Flora and Pomona,
Amphitrite, Prometheus,• Fame, Contemplation'
'the Four Sea-
sons, and various other Subjects; Bens of his Majesty, Lord
Nelson, ice. ; a very Sae Stan t* of a Teruo with Dot?hi is on a
Coral Rock, and other Designs for Fointreinst rich Gothic Can-
delabra, Chitnney Pieces, V 4 .es from the Antique, Coats of Arms;
handsome Monument, comprising Sarcopliaeus anti recuoii. lit
Figure; other Monuments; elegant perforate., Stoves fur l I
Pedestals, Corinthian, Compo.ite, look and Doric Cs.4,:tat, toe
Co;umns, Trusses, dalluststrs, Key Stones, &c. Basso Rell-vo*,
Medallions, Sphynxes, Lions,
.11gers, mad a great traria; of
other works.

The Public are respectfully invited to inspect this interesting
Collection, of which t:a7alogues may he bad at the %I tautar,..ry,
near Kitts's Arms Stairs, Narrow•wall,Latnb;:k, where It 1% re-
quested !bat Orders and, Letters may be aildr,,,ed.
nuttife4 superiority 441 t hi. Ntatitikacture to Miters! `4t.onst
&eery Luta. 11l the 04.0.4 se .....
w.
of atmosphere wettliarly incident lo this climate, it is not otces-
sary to state after s.o nutty years experiece ; and a:: leek. al is
made, witb pertect confldeoce, to the itutorrttio wtrk, re,c•itt-d
!Or his Majesty the )(leg, the Pritica liugent, and the Nahlitr
and °vary of the Briti.h Empire.