Star.
London, England, 1824-04-24 00:00:00

NORWOOD GREET.

ELIGIBLE AND COMMODIOUS RESIDENCE,
EXCELLENT GARDEN, PLEASURE. GROUND, AND

FINE MEADOW LAND,
Ten Miles West of London,
TO LE LET FOR A TERM OF YEARS,
By dlr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick Douse, Regent street),
A". A N ELIGIBLE and COMMODIOUS RESI-
DENCE, in very complete order, and 6t for the immediate
Reception of a Gentleman ; situate about Ton Miles front London,
near Osterley Park, in a pleasant part of the County of Middksex ;
with excellent Garden, well stocked, cropped, and planted; Coach-
house and Stable, Farm-yard, and all necessary Outbuildings, and
Tilt wry ACRES
Of excellent Meadow Land.
To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Paniculars, may be had,
of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street. - • •

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TO BE SOLD,
LOTIGHBOROUGH, MELTON and MOWBRAY,
'Leicester, Leicester and Northampton, Itillesmere, [toy day'
Grand Surrey, Grand Union, Bristol and Taunton, Monmouth,
Warwick and Bjrmingham, Portsmuuth and Arund.-I, Regent's,
and Wilts and Berk' Canal Shares; Southwark Bridge Shares;
Severn and Wye Railway, and Canal Shares; Coninitetcial, London,'
East and West India Dock Shares ; Rao London Water yorks
Shares; Guardian, Albion, and Palladium Insurance Shares.

Apply to M tiNDS and WOLFS,
9, C!lange Alley, Cornbill.

THE ART of BOOK-KEEPING TAUGHT, at 7,
Middle-row, Holborn, by W. JENNINGS, Author of the.
only real Mercantile Work extant, divided into Four Parts,
Domestic, Foreign, Factorage, and Company Mei:toms. lapils
are completely finished in two Months 'for any Counting-house in'
Great Britain, and minutely examined by•competent judges. He
also gives LESSONS in ME RC A NT I IX A II ITH MET IC scien-
tifically, which enablcn,his Pupils to perform every calculation with.
one-troth of the fiipares taken by any Treatise on Arithmetic
hitherto published. Complicated accounts are arranged in a rim.
pressed point, and the. exact state of property accurately ascertained..
N.B. The REAL MERCAN4I.I.F. ART of BOOK-KEEP-
I NG is sold by the Author, price iw.
This work is copious witkout prolixity, concise without obscu-
rity, and clear without that toilsonie drudgery so intimidating to
the student. The old circuitous method is abolished, and every
branch fully explained.

TRANSPARENT BLINDS.
WBACON, Inventor of Superior TRANSPA•
• RENT WINDOW BLINDS and IMITATION of
STA I NED G LASS, 40, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, re..
spectfully informs the Nobility, Gentry, and his Friends genfrally,
that he has prepared an elegant assortment of the above Articles;
consisting of Architectural,ltalian, Swiss, and Rural Scenery, arr.:
rect in drawing, colouring, and genetal effect.—Also various de-
signs of Grecian and Gothic Blind:, in imitation of stained glass,
well adapted for Church, Chapel, Library, and Staircase Windows.
Gentlemen resident in the countt y may be supplied with Blinds
painted to any design, mounted completb fur fixing, by scndipg the
exact dimensions of their windows.—Near the British Museum.

SEEN HUNDRED PIECES OF CANIBRICS;
J A ccoNars. and Al USIA NS of various descriptions : like-
wise Irish Linens, Sheetings, Dimities, Bed Ticks, Quilts, Counter-
poises, Blankets, and other Linen Drapery Goods of superior quali-
ties, with every description of Goods usually kept by Linen Drapers.
The whole to be Sold at the WA REIIUGSE, corner of RED-
CROSS-STREET, Barbican (the mone of MEDILUBST over
the doors), without any reserve wleacver, being Bankrupts' Stocks
and Unredeemed Goode of Paierihroliers.—The TRUSTEES
the Bankrupts beg to inform the 11:•eas Families and the Publi:
In general, that 'they are authoriscd to SELL NINE Tticu-
SA ND POUNDS I.VORT II of PRIME GOODS, and recom-
mend the following Articles to immediate attention : Muslitis of
every description, at less than halt the usual price; 512 pieces 4-4
and 7-8 Grass Bleached Irish Lauer's, very strong. at 6d. a yard;
beautifully fine, and particularly Stour, Is. per yard; the finest
quality, Is. 6d. per yard, same as generally sold at 4s. 6d. per yard ;
a large quantity of Ilume-spun Sheering, at 6J. per yard; real
Russia, Is. per yard; large-size Blankets, at 4s. a pair; Counter-
paaes, soiled only. in one fold, fit for tour-post beds, Si. 6d. each r
Twilled and Plain Stuffs, 3d. per yard; excellent attack and Co-
loured Bombasines, 9d. per yard ; Figured and Plain Lustres, only
10.1. per yard ; Cambric and Jaccuaot Muslins, yard and halt wide,
at 64. per yard; Sprigged, Checked, and Corded Muslims, at 3d.
per Sard; full width Black, Twilled, and Plain Sarsriets, 2s. per
yard; real Chintz Furnituirs, warranted fast colours, 6d. per yard.;
Calico, ld. per yard ; beautiful ell-wide India Longclotb, 641. per
yard ; Prints, 3d. per yard ; suFrtint, and quite new patterns, Bd.
per yard ; yard and a half wide wove in Comm Shawls, 9d. ezch
700 Silk Shawls and Scarfs, at 7s. 6d. each, worth six rinses the
Money ; a lot of Silk Hantikercke:s, at t?... 6d. each ; real Welsh
Flannel, 46d. a yard ; Bed licks, that will wear for 20 years, only •
6d. per yard.
• hien's and Women's Stockings, to he sold at 6d. per pair,
Yard and half wide Table Linen, double the substance generally
to
ndbr' D met -‘l,O several hundred rich Daiwask
warranted sound, and suitable for Families of the first irespe.:taibility
aiape with,r
synat rd
ew;lia: at. half-price ; the Whole
Observe, at J. 31EDLIU1IST'S, Coma. of IA tact usikstroS.
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