Star.
London, England, 1813-06-16 00:00:00

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE, JUNE 16.

We had no fresh arrivals •of any Grain this morning ; Wheat
maintains Monday's prices, but very few sales ware ,ffected ;
Barley is rather more enquired atter, and what little Appeared,
Abram an advance of is. per quarter • Oats go off freely, and art
from Is. to 25. per quarter dearer; Beans support their price, al-
though there is a tolerable lArga quantity A market; ut Peas,
and other articles there is no variation.
English. Foreign.
Wheat, Kent and Esse; llie. I Wheat, Alneriein Os. Oa.
1110 s. per quart's: per quarter.

HANWELL, hIIDDLES.LX.
DESIRABLE FAMILY. RESIDENCU, GARDEvS, PLEA.
SURI..GROUND=, FARM-HOUSE, OU F-BUILDINGS,
• and MEADOW LAND, Eight Miles from Oxford street.
By Mr. ROBINS,
•

At Garrawav's, moakow, June 17, at rwrlve,
.A COMPA6' COP YHOLD ESTATE 01 IN-
HEittl AN CE, held under the Beqhop of Loudon, called

\1; LLL LAWN I LOOSE ;
Compri ing an excAent Family Residence seate.l on a Lawn,
with Offices, Green-house, excellent Uartl-n, and Mea,low Land,
Doe pieze of Watt-r, Cascade &c the wi,ole about Ten Acres,
situate at Hanwe 1, un the N..rth ide of the road" ading to lix-
brii!ee, commanding a bcautif..l vi w of the coantry ; Litt the
Re biasses of f E,I3F. CK Q 0 NI ERE LI., sq.
. The House coma tni, on the upper storey, three Sicepinz-moms
and a t)ormftory ; on 'the first storey, two spacious good frorit
Bed-chambers. teree others, aild two Dreroing ro Ins; ground
itorey, an Eutran:e-hatl, &c. capital Drawing roost,
Tiiniisg-parlour, Library, &c. Butler's Pantry; and in the bas
Went, Kitchen, Housekeeper's Room, rean•s' Hall, Lard-r,
good C,itir, &c. Coach•houee,aiid Staples fir twelve horses, Farm
hi 'use, Yard., and Out bulb irgs; the whole tncloied by park
enc nivel by thriving plan:Ulu:is, wi.h dry gravel watles ;
forming a moo d sirabie ad asant. resiuence for a Gentleman's
/Family ; good roads excellent neighbourhood, and only eight
pules tram Oxford-strut.

May be viewed, by applying to Mr Lamdon, Peciclsyer, nn
Heath, whtre particulars may be had ; and a, the Coads
and Hnrses ; Old H os, E.iliug ; W bite Hut; ; Uxbridge; Red
Lion, i-ninhall, aid Hounslow ; Star and Garter. Kew Lir-ige;
at Garraway's ; and of Mr. kuliins, Warw!ck-btreet, Liulk.ea-
iquare.

DEVONSHIRE, BE I'WEEN DAWLISM AND EXAIUU I PI.
Beautiful Villa and Farm, Corals-houses, Stahl... and Out-buil-
dins. extensive Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Plantations, &c.;
also Mount Pleasant Fin, with Garden*, Stables, and Land,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, TO- Nfottßow, at 12, in Two Lots,
A VERY ELIGIBLE ESTATE, held on Three
LIVES.
Lot i.LANGS TONE CLIFTE CO rTAGE,an elegant erection,
seated on a beamifel Lawn, elevated from the sea, adorned with
a very thrivits,, Plantation and commanding a fine view of the
Mouth of the River Exe, Exmouth, the Ocean Dawiish, the
reign, Berryhead, and Torbay. '1 he Cottage is planned for the
accent= 'ation of a Family of distinction ; consisting of a su:te
of Three Room', nearly 30 feet eau!: long, communicating by
.folding doors, nchomely fitted up, Entrance Hall, Study, &c.
finislacl wi:h Go:hie Windov.,s to the Floors, opening to the
Lawn, twelve Bed Rooms, three Dressing Rooms, had appropriate
Servants' Offices, double Coach-!tonne, two Stables, with seven
stalls, iii a yard, excellent Kitchen Garden, fully stocked, crop-
ped, and planted with choice fruit trees, and sundry enclosures
of excellent meadow, arable, and rough lands, divideil by thriving
fences, containing in ad about Sixty-two Acres, with extensive
walks and sloping to the sea, which leaves a fine hard beach.
Lot 2. MOUNT PLEASANT INN, Stables, Garden, Stc.
situate on the Cliff, with a long terrace in front, commute:ins most
.tbeautit'ul and extensive views of the river Exe, and the Ocean.
.The Home contains a good Parlour, smaller Parlour, Kitchen,
Closet, Dairy, Cellars, &c. two spacious lied-rooms, two smaller,
aad a Uressrg-roost, with AtVes Dear, an open Driuking-room,
and threw others, an exetilent Gartlen, well Planted, and sup-
plied with Water. his Ho::se may be converted, at a small ex-
pence, into one of the peasantest Cottages iii the County.
The whole situate within two miles of Exem.uth, four from
Teignmouthi and ten front Exeter; With beautifully varied rides,
aul good roads in all directions; the situation noted fox the salu-
brity of its air.
To be viewed, by applying on the Premises, where Particu-
lars may be had; at Mount Pleasant Inn ; Fountain, Plymouth-
Dock; Hotels, Plymouth ; Globe, Exmouth; London Inn and
Hotel, Exact; White Hart, Salisbury; White Lion, Bath;
Bush, Bristol ; Mr. Winstanley, Liverpool .; Mr. 13arne.,
Solicitor, Exeter; Mews. Sandys, Houghton, and Retake,
Crane-court, Fleot•street ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins,
Warwick-street, Golden-squire.