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London, England, 1812-06-05 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION,

SPACIOUS CAPITAL FAMILY IRFSIDENCE.
GREAT CUMBERLAND-STREET, .CUMBFRLANDI
GATE, OXFORD-STREE f, oppodte HYDE PARK.
With immediate Possession, by Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee House, Change-alley, Cornhill, on Timm.
day, the 2.-Ala of tune, 1812, at Twelve o'Cluck,
AVERY eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
comprising a substantial spaclow, and capital Family Resi-
dence, planned for the accommodation of a Nobleman or Family
of distinction, and finished in an elegant manner, commanding at
full view of Hyde Park. Containing on the upper floor, four
good Bed-chambers, and two smaller ones; second floor, four
excellent Bed-chambers, two Dressing-rooms fitt,ti with marble
and wood chimney-pleats; principal floor, a spacious lofty I)raw•
sing-room in front, of uncomtkpnly handsome proportions, ele-
gautly fitted up, finished with statuary, marble chinirn y pieces ;
a smaller Drawing-room communicating, and a Study ; ground
storey, Entrance-ball enclosed, a spacious Vestibule or Inner Hall,
and commodious light stone Stlaircase, a capital Eating-parlour,
excellent Library, Dressing-room, and Water-closet, secondary
stone Staircase, and an open airy Yaid at the back; basement
' storey, Houselsteiser'e Room, butler's Pantry, Servants' Hall,
Sleeping-room, Kitchen, and other Ofiles, Wine and Beer Cel-
-1 lass, Vaults for Coals, site. open Areas, and Steps to the s net.
To be viewed by Tickets on Mondays and W. dnesdays. Par.
ticulArs et Castaway's; and of Mr. Robins, 'Warwick-street,
Golden-square ; of whom tickets for viewing nuy be had.
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RICHMOND, SURREY.
Elegant Family Mansion, Beautiful Pleasure Ora n& to the

River, Cottages. Garslent, and Land.—.l3y Mr. ROBIN;
At Garr-sways, oa Thursday, June teS, at Tweirrs
E truly beautiful and latch ad;nired FAMILY
MA?hl4 N, with Oilers of all desrrptlans, the residence
of the late MARQUIS TOWNSHVID, Mitustus
it seatedion a Commanding Ewitnence, nearly the sitimult of
RICUSIOND HILL, screened frays. the road bye Wall and lofty
Plantation, .and •iirrouudt-d by Pleasure Grenade and &MA's.
ries, in great beatify attd perfection, rerrace and Gravel Walks,
laid out with inftuite taste, end planted with the choices Forest
'frees and valuable shrubs, Hot.house and Green-house, rich
Lawns, sloping to the West towards the River, and co:tann in!.
eating wirh the lower road, and Cottages, the whole Copyhold
of the QUCCU'i Manor.
A FREF.IIOLD ESTATE, comprising a spacious Lawn op.
polite, with extensive frontage to '11? River, shady Walks and
Pleasure-grounds, ornamented with rich Forest-Trres, Ever.
greens, Ste. • a very elegant Pavilion:finished in the Iteilan style,
and enclosed; an open Pavlion, &c. llommanchng view. of the
beautiful scenery and the windings of the River ;- the whole In
the most complete order, and a Residence fit for *Family of the
First Distinction; adjoining is a compact Leasehold Dwelling.
house, fronting the lower road ; at a short distance a capital Kit.
chen G./den, with Gardener's House, and two Meadows, held ,
on

To be viewed, w ith Tickets only ; Pardeulars on the Prembes;
at the Caltle, Tal,tct, and Star,. Richmond; of Messrs Blake,
White, ar.d A i rs, Es.ex-strc t ‘:trand ;at Guraway's;
and of Mr. Rob;ns, "%Val sviek-strect, Gulden-square, where
1 ickets fur viewing may be had, and a Plan of the Estate seen.

HANTS, BETWEF.N sOUTHAMPTON, 14UMSEY,
AND WINCHESTER.

Extensive Manors, Capital Freehold and Leasehold Estates, Eli.
gible Cottage Residence, Sundry Cottages, ike. Land-tax Re.
deemed. By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on Wcdresday, July 1, at Twelve, In Lots
HE very Desirable and Valuable FREEHOLD
and LEASEHOLD FS FATES, upwards of One Thousand
Six Hundred Acres, the Matiora of SHAMBLEHURS I' or
TOWN HILL and lIU ; rite nmor of ALLING'FON
(with the Fishery in the raver !whin) extending over a large track
of country, end abounding with Game, thriving Planta ions, a
Family Cottage Residence, garden, and Lands, and sundry most
eligibly Farms, lying compact, and in a line state of cultivation,
good Fartn-houses, and all necessary Ote.huillings, part In hand,
other on Lease for term., and fur lives; and sundry Cottages,
situate in u most beautiful and desirable part of the County for
Residence. Townhill is ftr the Parish of South Stoneham, three
miles front Southampton;ll from Winchester, four from
and eight front Rumsey. The principal part of the Lands are
let to respectable Tenants, and are very improveable.
May be viewed by applying to John Ling, the Bailiff, at Town.
hill, where particulars may be bad; and at tbe New Inn, West.
end; Dolphin, Southampton; Crown, Basingstoke; Fountain
and Crown, Portsmouth; Bush, Farnham; Demezy's, Hartford.
bridge ; White Hart, Salisbury; of Messrs. Blake, White, and
Aiuge, Solicitors, Essex-street, Strand ; at Garraway's ; and at
fv:r. Robins's, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a plan of
the Estate may he s.:en.
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pJ TED )S,

.A. -D GOOD: , of the first quality, manufac..
tared in one of the oldest established houses; well known
by the firm of hies-rs. Ashforth, Elba, and Co. man} years in
great repute fin the minufitcturiag of Plated Goods fur durabi-
lity, and in a superior btyle of elegance; but in consequence of
the death of one of the Panners; the whole of the Si OCK is
now SELLING by AUCTION, by Mr. BARDWELL (without
reserve)' at the Warehouse of the said Ashforth, Ellis, and Co.
No. 32, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-Lana, Holborn, where
Catalogues may be had, and likewise the Conditions of the Sale
of the I.2ace of the said House; the Sale to commence every
Evening at Six o'Clock, and continue till the whole of the Stock
is disposed of. To Merchants, Shippers, and others, thil is a
very desirable opportunity, the goods being In general silver
edged, and of the best quality.
N. B. The Goods may be viewed each day from 11 o'clock
in the morning till S o'clock in the evening, and majbe purchased
by Private Contract to great advantage.

CAPITAL MANSION-HOUSE AND LAND,
At SALEHURST, in the County of SUSSEX.
By Mesa. DRIVER,
At the Auction Mart, on Tuesday, 7th July, 1612, unless prevt.
ously disposed of by Private Contract,
A MOST desirable FREEHOLD RESIDENCE
.1- and FERME ORNEE, called HIGHAM, containing
about 109 Acres of Arable, Meadow Pasture, Woad, and Hop
'Grounds, in the highest state of cultivation. The Mansion Is
modern, in an elevated situation, and consists of a Breakfast
Parlour, elegant Dining and Drawing Room, the two latter
overlooking a Lawn of upwards of 24 Acres, iiihrspersed with
fine growing Timber, and commanding most extensive and beau-
tiful Views; five best Bed-rooms, four Servants' Rooms, and
other suitable Offices, together with Hot-houses, Coach-lsouses,
Stables, Barn, Oast-house, and other requisite Outbuildings.
A Daily Coach passes through Salehurst, which is distant from
London about 50 miles, 15 from Hastings, and about the same
distance from Tunbridge Wells.

The Estate may be viewed with Tickets, which with rioted
Partici*lai s may be bad of Messrs Crowder, Lavie, and Garth,
Solicitors, Old Jewry ; and of Messrs. Driver, Surveyors and
Land Agents, Kent-road, or at theirOflces in the AuctlonMart,
where a Plan of the Eqate may be seen. Printed Particulars may
also be had at the George Ina, Battle and Robertsbridge i the
Queen's Head, Hawkluitst; Crown, Seven Oaks; and Whit.
Hart, Bromley.

NEW HOTJAIS and FIRE-PLACES, PARTICULARLY
KITCHENS.
U STRATTON, begs leave to inform the Publics
• that he km removed hts Manufactory from Blackfrlare:
Road, to IS, Oxford-street, where may be had his unequalled
Patent STEAM KITCHENS, calculated for small as well it
the largest Families : Patent Descending and all other Saves s
Patent Smoke Jacks, Bell Hanging, and every Article la the
Furnishing Ironmongery : Imo Gates, ,Railing, Eshawsles,xt
ail kinds of Smith's Work.—Stoves, Am. Cleaned and aire
Bought, or Exchanged.
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THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.
FRIDAY, JUNE 5.

'RICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY NP ONE O'CLOCK.
India Stock shut—S per Ct. Red. 591 60-4 per Ceut. 74j 75
3 per Ct. Cons. for money shit—Ditto for account 61
5 per Cent. —Long Anns. t 5f

The public already know that the Marquis WEL-
LESLEY, having laded in forming an administration,
had, on Wednesday, returned to the PRINCE REGENT
the powers with which he had been vested ; but the
precise nature of his commission has never yet been
fully stated. As every point connected with this im-
portant business is highly interesting to the Empire,
we have much satisfaction in being enabled to Com-
municate some circumstances connected with it which
have hitherto been kept back from the public.
The Marquis WELLESLEY was not entrusted with
worcontroukel powers to form an Administration. The
outline or basis was prepared for his Lordship, and
we have reason to believe that the following is a cor-
rect statement of the plan :

44 Lords WELLESLEY, MOIRA, and ERSKINE, and
Mr. CANNING, to be Members of the Cabinet : Lords
GREY and GREN VILLE to be invited to join and to have
four of their friends admitted along with them :
The Cabinet to consist of thirteen in place of twelve
members-as heretofore :—Lord WELLEstay to name
the rest of the members from the PRINCRIS present
Ministers."

Such was the plan entrusted to Marquis.Wewts-
LEY to execute. When submitted to Lords GREY and
GRENVILLE it was instantly rejected—not, as has been
stated, on the ground that they would have been in a
minority in the Cabinet ; for it is obvious on the face
of the projet that they would have had a decided ma-
jority : but they refused on the ground that a divided
cabinet could not serve the country, or be at all corn.
pe;ent to meet the exigencies of the present crisis.
Of the extent of the powers conferred on Earl
Moue the precise nature has not yet been suffered to
transpire ; but frorp the delay that has follnwed we
think it pribable it will be proved that his Lordship's
projet was also prepared for him. Lord WELLESLEY
and Mr. CANNING have since been applied to by his
Lordship, but the proposal made to them was of such
a nature that, we understand, it was unequivocally
rejected by these Statesmen.

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