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London, England, 1824-06-10 00:00:00

MESSRS. ROBINS.

Freehold.—The Pennycocl Estate, situated near St. Clear, cu.
marthenshire, comprising Mansion, containing twelve rooms, do.
mestic and detached offices, coach-house, stabling, gardens, farm-
yard, outhouses, and various inclosures of arable, meadow, and
pasture land, including, with part of the River Garthginning,
7r. also, liwynbuchati Farm, containing Residence, suitable agri..
cultural buildings, and 1 BSA. IR. 32r. lilitei.fiyoone Farm, contains
ing House, detached buildings, and 110*. IR. Sr. aril New no,
Howe Farm, :With Residence, farm buildings, cottage, and inclo..
sures, 1425. 2a.11r. in the whole 613. t. lit. 15r. of the presumed
valucsof ,8350 per annum; timber to be taken at a v..luation—Soid
for £13,9C0. _ _ _

Holly Hill Estate, five miles distant from East Grinitead, Sussex,
comprising Residence, containing sixteen rooms, various dome4ti.:
apartments, stabling, coach-houses, fatting-sheds, tick-yards, wag-
gon lodges, sheds, wheelwtight's shop, garden, orchard. plantatio:.,
and pelt, together 67A. 16r. timber to be taken at a valuation; land
tax redeemed-3,700 guineas.
Sundry Inclosures, known as Great and Little Shepherds, con-
taining 55a. 9.ft. 10r. of pasture land, near the preceding, laud tax
redeemed—Sl,3oo. . . _

Sontings,containing 41A. 2.a. 17r. adjoining the
1 r the
el::„ececlinitel;;,
]receding-1,150.'.
Freehold and Leasehold.—Shawlturst .
comprising house, yards, orchards, anJ 58a. 2.2 r. of which tiOA.
held by lease for BCO years front 1680, at ld. per ,innunt—Cl,2oo.
Freehold Building Ground, Land 'fax iLdeem:J.—A Pint of
Ground, situate in Park street South, ne:tr Blrnsbury-park, between
Islington and Holloway, frontage 50 feet, depth 61 feet—C':l6o.
' An adjoining piece, similar frontage, depth 70 feet—£2.lo.
A ditto, depth varying from 70 to 85 feet, with similar frentaze
—£24o.

A ditto, on the Past side of York.place,ncar the preceding, front-
age 34 feet, depth 67 feet—ll3o.
Four ditto, adjoining, frontage 17 feet, depth 67 ftet-I'7S each.
Three ditto, on the West side, frontage 17 fea, i!eiith 13S [cc:—
./120 each.

Three ditto, frontage 17 feet, eepth 144 feet—ft CO each.
A ditto, opposite an intended new street, front:;: Cu ita:t, depth
60 feet— E 560.

Leasehold.—The Premises, late the Surrey Lls,itution, and fnr.
meth, the Leverian Museum, No. 3, Great Star;:y-strict, Black-
friars-road, comprising tlw:iling-house, containing seven mull.,
kitchens, vaults, and ceharage, entrance-hail, vestibule, two read-
ing-rooms, circular theatre, with seats and gallery, library, laloora.
tory, committee-room, and garden, sixty feet square, commulii-
eating with Stamford-street, held at a ground-rest of A4O t'or the
remaining terns of sixty-two years, laud tax and insurance fur
XI,OOO paid by lessee-3,7C0 guineas.
Reversions.—To a moiety of a Freehold Estate, at Lomb, is
. .

Lincolnshire, comprising the Old Rein-deer public-house, br.:w-
house, and stables, let et £54 per annum, the property at pccscr•t
enjoyed by two annuitanta, a Gentleman, aged sixty-eight, and
Lady, aged seventy-two; and in the event of the vender, aged
forty-seven, surviving them, the purchaser to be entitled to the said
moiety-130 guineas.
To the suns of I.IMO stnling, standing in the names of trustees,
receivable on the demise of a Lady, aged R 5-675 guineas.
Shares.— A Renter's Share in IJrury-lane• Theatre, producing
Is. 2d. every evening of performance, with free admission, ti anis
ferable annu dly for 70 years-250 guineaa.
A £lOO Share in the same 'theatre, with personal or transferable
free admission for-life-10 guinea:.
Private Box.—A Private llox, situate in the Proscenium of
Drury-lane Theatre, with accommodation for six persons, with ac-
cess by the private entrance, held for ten seasons at a pepisercoru
rent-1200 guineas.
INIF.SSRS. WI NSTANLEY.
Freehold and Leasehold.—An Estate, known as Chesnut Grove
situate near Kingston, Surrey; the residence containing thireen
rooms, domestic apartments, cellarage, carriage-yard, two coach-
, ham's, stabling, farm-yard, sheds, gardens, lodge, fish.pood, and,
four paddocks, in the whole sixteen acres ;
.of which twelve acres
are freehold; one and a half acre leasehold; held of Lard Dysart
fur eight years and a quarter, at £lO, and the remainder for twenty-
four years and a quarter, at £3 75. per annum ; land-tax of the free-
hold part redeemed, and private pew in Kingston Church—X6soo.
Freehold.—A detached Cottage Residence, situate at Lower
Tooting, Surrey; known as The White House, in the occupation
of Thomas Holmes, li-sq. on lease for twenty-one years, at a rental
of Xll2los. per annum, containing ten rooms, kitchens, cellarage,
yard, barn, coach-house, stable, gardener's cottage of four rooms.
gardens, and paddock ;in the whole 3A.35 r. land-tax redeemed
—12,330.
Leasehold.—No. 26, on the West side of Thornhaugh-street,
Bcdford-square; containing six rooms, kitchens, cellarage, and gar-
den, in the occupation of Joseph Stinton, Esq but on lease to Win.
Pyke, lisq. at £52 10s. per annum, for 31 years; held under the
Duke of Bedford, at a ground-rent of £5 Bs. for 5E} years—X7so.
Life Assurance.—A Policy for £5OO, effected October 24, hill,
on the life of a Gentleman aged 39, with the accumulations thereon;
annual payment £l6 1 Is. paid up to October next—X2so.

A shocking accident occurred at No. 3, Bedford-row,
Holborn, eaiJy on Tuesday morning. A man servant
residing there, had been on Monday night to Greenwich,
and was attempting to scale the area on the neat morn-
ing, for the purpose of getting in before the family were
up, when his foot slipped, and he was precipitated on
his head, and killed instantaneously.
Friday at Moulton Eaugate, Mrs. Riddieton, an af-
fectionate mother, gave her infant a quantity of lauda-
num, which she mistook for Godfiey's Cordial, when
the poor little victim expired in a few hours in the
greatest agony.

MARRIED.
June 2, at Lewisham Church, James Steward, Esq. to Eliza,
eldest daughter of the Rev. Dr. Waite, of Lewisham Hill.

DIED.

Yesterday, at his house, in South Audley-street, Thomas Cheva-
lier, Esq. F.R.S. F.S. A. F.L.S. and F. H.S. surgeon extraordinary
to the King, and professor of anatomy and surgery to the Royal
College of Surgeons in London.
Saturday, at his lodgings in Trinity College, Oxford, aged 63,
the Rev. Thomas Lee, 1).1).

May 26, at his ht:use in Hertford-street, May-fair, Therm
Banks, Esq. of the county of Antrim, and formerly Captain :a
the 70th Regiment of Foot, aged 70.
April 28, at Quincy, in North America, Miss Caroline Matilda
Smith, aged 16.—A few evenings before her death, while sitting
at a window, a person unobserved touched ber arm suddenly, and
caused her to start.' Her involuntary effort was so great s c: use
the rupture of a blood-vessel, which terminated her life. 11uty
much mischief has misfit from want of due consideration !

COAL MARKET, JUNE 9.
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