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A. SERIES of ENGRAVINGS in OUTLINE, by
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'ITURE,;an ExCeßent Bar-
, Clocks, Drawings and Prints,
Effects.
; TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street).
On the Premises, at 36, Foley-place, Portland-place,
On WIDNI;SDAY, 24th September, 11123, at Eleven o'Clock,
(By order of the Executor of WiLuatit None, Esq. deceased.)
THE Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising Bedsteads and Furnitures, seasoned Feather
Beds and Bedding; Drawing-room and Dining-parlour Window
Curtains, Sofai and Chairs en suite; Pier and Chimney Glasses ;
a fine-toned Barrel Organ, plays 55 tunes ; Drawings and Prints ;
Glass and China, a capital Mahogany Wing Bookcase, Ward,
robes. Chivas of Drawers, Cellaret Sideboard; excellent. Set of
Dining Tables, Loo, Card, Pembroke, and Dressing Tables;
Eight-day Clocks, Fenders and Fire Irons, Kitchen Requi-
sites, and other Artleps.
AT ONE O'CLOCK WILL BE SOLD,
The LEASE of the Excellent and Commodious DWEL-
LING-HOUSE, adapted for the accommodation of a Genteel
+ Family, eii excellent Offices, large Garden, two Coach-honses,
and Her Stable at the WA, with Vault, and Rooms over.
The Hoe tube viewed by Tickets to the time of Sale, and
the Furniture on Monday and 'Noday preceding the Sale.-
- 'elopes snd Particulars may be had on the Premises, and of •
'sins, No.l7o,•Regenikketreer, opposite Burlington-street.
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SURREY..
.• RRSIDENCIV., •
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With DMus, Ground, 4, an eligible.Fann,
with Farns taw tbuii4ings, and upwards of
THREE HUNDRED AND SEVENTYAIFItEII
Of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wool Mild;
111111e1OLD, AND LAND-NAIL REDICXXILD,
TO BE BOLD BY AUCTION,

Situate between Croy&
County of
Surrey, adap.
of Respestability, seated _
4hriviog Plantation, on an , eminence, commanding extensive
Views. of the rich and beautlfid• adjacent Country ; with good
allices;„Garden well stocked, cropped, and planted ; Coach.kouse,
Stables, Brewhouse, and other Ourbulidinp; a commodious
Faint House detached,Witit asvell-constructed Farm-yard ; with
Barns, Stables,Cart and Waggon Lodges, Cow-house, Calf-pens,
diranaries, and other useful farming Buildings; at a convenient
stance if an inthised Sheep-yard, with a Shed ;fifty-eight feet
limg by eleven feet wide: two excellent Cottages, and a hand-
some Entrance Lodge to the Estate, which coutains upwards of
TRUES HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FOUR ACRES
Of Meadow, Pasture, Arabia, and Wood Land, all in a Ring,
fence, and in ats excellent State of Cultivation—a very desirable,
Property .for a Gentleman, fond of Agricultural Pursuits and
Field Sports, being in the centre of the Surrey Fox-hunt, in a'
County abounding with Game, and a fine healthy Situation.
To be viewed by Tickets. P)irticulars may .be had on the
Premises; at the White Hart., Godstone ; Greyhound, and
King's Arms Croydon ; White Hart, Elevate ; the Inn, Merst.
ham; Bellviironsiet ; and of Mr. Rubies, 170, Regent-street;
of whom Tickets for viewing may be.had.
WILTSHIRE'
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE.
COLLINGI3OUENE, KINGSTON, and CHUTE.
Between Andover, Hungerford, and Marlborough.
Desirable MANSION, FARMS, and LAND, MANOR
abundantly stored with Game, and a fine Sporting Country,
COTTAGES,. am
• TO BE SDLD• BY AUCTION,

By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick Maw, Regept.atreet),
At Garraway'i Coffee-Howe, in 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, on
• Twessiavi September 85, at Twelve o'Clock,in Two Lets,
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, band-
- Tax redeemed, :comprising
The MANOR (or reputed Manor) of COLLINGBOURNE-
VALLENCR,

• . Abundantly stored with all kinds of Game;
BRONTON•pousE,
A desirable Family Mandan, recently repaired at a consider-
able expense, adapted
,for the *accommodation of a Family of
Distinction, pleasantly ;opted, embracing luxuriant Views of
great extent, 'with suitable Domestic 'OMeesr,'-• Coach-house,
&abler for .Eight Horses, Kennel, and °tint,. Outbuildings;
Green.bouse, excellent Garden and I'leasure-grounds, skirted
by a fine thriving Plantation.
: A FARM-YAP-0; at a short distance ; 'pith Bern, Stable,
and fy of good Water, and upwards of
• E HUNDRED' ND FIFTY-TWO ACRES• '
Of nMeadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land; presenting
is most eligible Property to a Gentleman fond of Agritultural
'Pursuits' And in a Country abounding. with Field Sports.
Also, HEATHS and .OAMMONS FARM, . situate; r.ear
&Tinton House, with a Farm House, Cottage, and. Gardens,
Barns, &Ores, and Outbuildings, and nearly
. ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES, .
Of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, in a
.fine
thriving grate, and stored with numerous young Ooki, and
' grest cuppb& with. Water. The Situation highly salubrious, lit
gg slater , Neighboarhopti, and good Roads, within two.,
glib' ley, six from Hungerford, ten from Marlborough;
ameba, ..istdovtr,l6 from Salisbury, and 'lO from London.
. May be viewed by applying to Robert Blackmore, the Game-
keeper, atwhom Game-
Par be had; and it the Bur and
(lrtlr, Andnvertawan, Huegerford; Castle and Marlborough
Arms, sariborough; White Hart, Salisbury; the Inns at
Bearr ' Amedsury; pelican, Neerbitni; White Lion Bath;
Eak Biala Bear Devizes; Whitt Hart, dippers-
Mahe, *site, Ainge, apd /Sake, Solicitors,
°animal's • and of Mr. Robins,
1.24.' ; torbers a plan er the Bantu may be wen.
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MIL-
LH ILL, HENDON.
OAIWITAL FAMILY RESIDENCE, with excellent OA R-,-.• ... •
DEN, OFFICES.. and PLEABURR-GROUND; ,
Cbrppact FA llM,wkh BAILIFFS COTTAGE end EA YU-
' BUILDINGS, DWELLING-HOUSE and COTTA G F.S,
GARDEN GROUND, and SUNDRY ENCLOSUg_NS
of MEADOW sad ARABLE -LAND, eentaininear, ,-
wards of .. ' . . . • - -.. --' 1'
SONS NUNDRED AND RIGHT ACRES, . . . 4n
Only Nine Miles from else Metropolis. , • -TO BE SOLD EY AUCTION,
By MjILr,OBINS, • . . ,
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(Qf Warwick H onse, Regent-sheet), _ '
At Garraway's Calfee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill,
On Torweren, 26th September, 18213, at Twelve *lZ:lr*.
IN FIVE LOTS,
T'VaIuabIeFREEHOLD ESTATESsituate at
MILL-HILL, lIENDON,idthe County of Middlesex.
Lux 1. Comprise.' a capitak.MANSION . HOUSE, most
delightfully skean. an 3 Oa* commanding eminence, 4nibraciug
luxuriant and ex taming Views, in excellent-cotsdkinn, handsontelt
fitted up, and adapted for the accommodation of a. Family of
the firstliespectabibty,with an Entrance Lodge, extettgiyalAwn,
Shrubbery, One Piece of Water, and Carriage-drive in Mint ; ‘4, •
Cinch-house, Stable., Gardener's Contsge„ and Our . •
Pleasure Grounds, laid, one wick Gravel Walk*, t
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Mented 'with gariringiGsrubs, Evergreens, Flowers, ie.,. eati.. -
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tal productive Elias% Garden, well-stocked, -umil-„ • , and
planted, Paddock, &c,,pontajaing,neariy
'11.•*:- iiisvgx ACRES;-• . ' - • . .
all in the emit order;, no pains or expense itirlat:iiiiii'spired tb
render it a most desirable retreat.
Loy. 2. A very Eligible Compact ESTATE. 'DOLICE
FARM, situate nearly opposite, to Lori, wigs; Bailiff and
Farming-man's Cottage, Farm-yard, Barns, Stable, Cow-hossies,
eart-lodges, and all .requisite Outbuildings; seven Brielt-built
Cottages, with Gardens, and sundry Enclosures of rich Meadow
Land, containing nearly ONE HUNDRED ACRES, divided
by thriving Fences, belted by a fine Plantation and well sup-
plied with Water, adjoining the London-road, and .
the Lands of.Mr.:Nichols and Mt. Feutham. • '
Lor3. Two Small SLIPSof MEADOW LAND,

adjoining
the foregoing Lot, *a the Wein End, containing THREE
POLES
1.03 T 4. A Small PLOT.of GARDEN GROUND, opposite
to Lot l, containing TWENTY POLES.
Lor 5. A DWELLING HOUSE, with Stable, Coach-honse,
and a good Garden,and-small Pightle, with a Pond of Water'
situate at Upper ale at tisk corner of ,the Roads from Mill
hill and Highwood.hill, to Edgeware, near the Green. Mani con-
taining pearly THREE ACRES.
To be viewed by applying to Mr. Alexander, the BailiSott
Donee Farm, by Tickets, where Particulars may be had, and at
the Mansion ; at the Inn, Mill-hill; Heil, Hendon; Green Man,
Upper Hale; Cranes, and White Hart, Edgware; Red Lion
and Green Man, Barnet; EVICX Aims, Watford; of Mews.
*Torolinson Thomson, Baker, and* Smith,Kines
Arms yard, Coleman-stmt; at Garraway's ; and of Mr.Rebine,
170, Regent-street, where a Plan of the Estate may be Veen..
11-lEREDY publicly acknowledge that my cot -
deal, Mr. Thomas Letts (son of Mr. John Letts, of the
Royal Mange) in assaulting him oil Wednesday the noth of
August, was unjustifiable • "and I sincerely regret, that I com-
mitted any act which occulawed variance between him and me.
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preparmg ,
draw, t ether with their both, to Callao. Poi-
tunatelt M. them,: the Spitrirsh,Generals, La Serda
and Valdez, were taken ill, and unable to advance ;
and in the meantime 9,000 Colombian troops, from
Guyaquil, arrived at Callao, 6y which means confi-
de:ice was restored. Another corps of 3,000 Coloin-
bians was on the-march to Lima by hind, andthe
Peruvian Admiraiei, had sailed to convoy 1590
more to. ca1t.49,,.. . . .
: • Ciasperal Bolivar' is to take the command, and ought
to lie attimap by WI; 'dine. ' f''
NIAt 27.—Thii *During the' Congress Perrian
vbrig of war arrives ti Valparaiso, in • SO day‘ horn
Callao. Bolivar was-With the last detachment,semiag
by sea, and his arrival
,at Lima was daily expected.
is plah. of operations is said to be,to leave a stif- '
tieht force at Lima,*and -to proceed With the man
body to Arica, for the putpoie of making an, end of
the war at one stroke.
Our import duties here are gradually to be reduced"
by 16 per cent.—viz. in eight months, at the rate•of
two per cent. per month. There will be no prohibited
4:1
goods, and all art to be put on-the same footing; ex-
Cepting wine and •Spirits, which will.pay about fifty
per cent. ad valorem, • _.-
MAY 28.4 The auxiliary corp of .3090 Chilidns is
setting ready', and will sail. in all next Month. I cal-
Aulate that all the forces to be united in Peru will
amount to aboht 14,000 men; quite sufficient, I think,
to put down the Royalists. 'The Comthissioners ap-
pointed by this Government have drawn on London
for a .largeramount, on account of the Loan ; this
affords facilities-for making remittances.
D. DaLintiv respectfully solicits the attention of
the Nobility and Gentry to his newly-invented Docile
Movetnept Hasp, for which he has obtained his Ma-
jesty's Patcnt, and the unqualified approbation of Mr.
.BOGHSA and other eminent Professors. Independent
of the more splendid and elegant appearance of this
Harp, the sound (principally the bass) is more power-
ful, and the strings (except the very small one), war-
,canted not to break. J. D. has likewise discovered
a method of • adding, at a moderate expehse, the
Double Movament to any Sinj3le.aCtion Harps,--
To be seen at the Manufactory, 28, con4git-grett,
Hanover-square. • . .
CREASE'S ,fWASHABLE PAPY/R-11ANGINGirher!
Papers, although of the most delifate colour or pat-
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