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London, England, 1823-11-19 00:00:00

MONTAGUE-SQUARE.
TO BE SOLD,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of 'Warwick House, Regent-street),
A 'M OST DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE,
altezed and improved at a considerable expense, finished in
se elegant manner, w.th corresponding 'Furniture, excellent and
sap erica Offices, o: Llescriptioni. The whole in the moat com-
4lets order.
vi well by Tickets only, which, with Particulars, may: he'
Lad of "11r. lln!lins, No. 170, Regens.street.

SUNBURY, IWIDDLI‘SEX.
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A GENTEEL DETACHED RESIDENCE,
•• •
With*Offices, Four4tall Scab* apd Coach-house, Garden, and
• liotsure Ground, and Entrance Lodge.
•
• TO BE LET *UNFURNISHED,
fly lllr. ROBINS, _ •
• (Of Warwick Nout.e, Regent-street).
A, GENTEEL DETACHED RESIDENCE,.. de
lightfully situate i3rtwacit two Parks, well stored with!
ornamental Timber; w.lth all useful and'requisite Thmestic Offices,
Fuut-step Stable turd Coseb-kause, Girdeb, and Pleasure Ground,
with from TEN to SEVENTY ACRES at good Meadow Land,
viith.cousiderable Frontage estendhig to theltieer Thames.
I° be viewed by tiekets, which, with Partletdaks, may be had
of Mr. Robins, No. 17C, Regeut-street. . .

'MUNE WELL-HOUSeE AND ESTATE, BRIMS.
biz Miles from Reading, Two from Stratfield, Saye, and Forty
f7om London.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, OR LET
UNFURNISHED,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street),
•
AVERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
comprising a Pleasant Commodious RESIDENCE, recently
improved and in excellent order, adapted fur the accommodation of
b Family of Di,!inction, with excellent and convenient Domestic
Othees, Coach-house, Stables, I lunter.f-stobles, excellent walled
Garden, Orchard, Farm-yard, Barn, and Out-buildings, and up-
bards of
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FIVE ACRES
OF LAND,
One Hundred which it in Gra-, ; all lying compact ;in au excel-
Int state of Cel:ivAti(m ; presenting a Park-like appearance, in a
iihe part of the Colmry and zenteel Neighbourhood.
The Furniture, Fitures, and Forming Implements may be had
by Valuation, and irnmAiate Ppssession.
To be vicwjd by Ti:kets, which, vith PartiCulars, May be had
of Mr. Rohs, liegent-stieet.

MONEY.—Any Soil) from 1:200 19 £5,000 will be
immediately advanced on Freehold, lottgteeseliold,lever-
lions, Marriage Settlement', or other Funded Property Noblemen
rid Gentlemen of known responsibility may be accommodated on
Personal Security. For pa/titulars apply, by Lettei (poet paid),
so Air. Norria, No. 47, Castle-sircet East, Oitfoid-atreet ; where
tommunic:itior.s will intet with the most imetart coilder..-e and
attention.

Just-published, in two. price Op. 61. boards{
THE VALE OF CiIAMOUNI. A Palm.—
• Ay the Author of" Roma."
Printed for G,.and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane.
" The polished verse and correctness of sentiment of this writer,
have already heub acknowledged by the Public; natural objects are
panted by hlm With the enthusiasm of Poetry, and the characters
that are introduced`arc delineated in the sober colours of reflection
anil knowledge of the world. '—New Monthly Magazine.
" The ptest,tit Net retains all the good feeling, the variety,
and the earnestness of observation, which he displayed in his former
work. All is gentle and virtuous, often enlivened and invigorated
by a very happy classical recollection, or a burst of the love of
sacred liberty,' perfectly.well adapted to the better-informed Eng-
lish Tousle. '—Menthly Review.

TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. SAVING• ON GENTLE-
• MEN'S CLOTHES. •
r ALBERT, Woollen-draper. Tailor, and Habit-
tly • maker, 47, 'FISH-STREET-HILL (seven doors from the
Monument), most respectfully acquaints the Nobility and Gentle-
acen of Fashion, that he manufactures every description of Woollen
Goods, warranted, in point of Fashion, Quality, cc. equal to-any
House at the West End of the Town. Ile entreats a comparisM4
which will at once, eonvinEe the most credulous that at no House
of character in the Metropolis can they be served upon such low
Termsas-at 47, Fah-street-hill. The extravagant Charge of those
who arc necessitated to take and give long Credit, has been the sub-
ject of complaint for :zany years. J. ALIZILT, conducting his Busi-
ness upon a Heady-money principle, is enabled to sell for leas money
than other Houses purchase their Goods for. Gentlemen's elegant
Superfine Saxony Wool, Black or Blue Coats, made in the first
Style, from 4.:3. 3s. to £3. 134. Gentlemen's Super ditto, 38s. to
48s. Double-milled K:rs-ymere Breechts, from 135. to 2.135. Black
and Buff Eerie/mere Waistcoats, front 10s. to 14s. Fancy Waist-
coats, new Patents, from 7s. to I^_t. Fashionable Trowsers, front
ss. to 30e. Ladies and Gentlemen's Box Coats, with Capes,
X-2.. 106. to £5. A Suit of plain Livery, £4. A large and fashion-
abie Assortment of Gentlemen's and Boys' Clothes, of every lk-
seription, constantly on S.le,-at J. .41.11 CRT S, 47, Fish-street-hill.
Army, Navy. India Company's Officers, and Merchants' (*tiers
executed with Dispatch, and a liberal Discount for Ready Money.
ihat, Riding, or Driving Cloaks, and Bbx Coats in great variety.
47, Fish-street-hill.

BILIOUS AND fAVER:COMPLAINTs.
AS a mild and effectual remedy for all those
dis-
ordera which or.ginute in a vitlated'action of the liver and
biliacy maws, namely, Indigestion, Loos of Appetite, Head-ache,
3learthera,.Flatulencies, Spasms, Costiveness, affections of the
Liver, Etc. &c. DIXON's'ANTIBILIOUS PILLS have met
with more• general approval than any other riledicine'wiratsoever.
They unite every recommendation of mild operatiouwith succeiisful
effect, and•require no restraint or conlinement whatever during
their use. In tropical climates, Where the consequences of redundant
and vitiated bile are so prevalent and alarming, they are an inva-
luable and' efficient protection. They are likewlse peculiarly cal=
cliated to correct disorders arising from excesses of the table, to
restore the tone of the atoosach, and to remove most complaints
a:mimed by irregularity of the bowels.
Sold in Boxes at 23.9 d. 6s. 11s. and 225. by Butlers, Che-
mists, 4; Cheapside St. Paul's; 2.0•, Regent-street, (near the' .tri
gYle Itecortr). London; Watirrloo-places ; Saeli44llW
sweet, Dublia •' and by the principak MatliclneVcadats throughout
Khigslont.