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London, England, 1820-08-02 00:00:00

-WEDNESDAy,- AUGUST 2, 1820:

lIERTFORDSH IRE, with IMMEDIATE POSSESSIQN•
Decant AANSION-lIOUSF. and OFFICES, Capital
GARDENS, PLEASURE-GROUNDS, and LAND.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. ROBINS,

AVERY Valuable FREEHOLD (and small part
COPYHOLO) ESTATE; comprising a spacious
splendid MANSION-1101;SE, adapted for the Residence, of a
Family of the first clistinction, with suitable Laces, capital
Gardens, FLasure-Grounds laid out with the greatest* taste,
ornamented by luxuriant Shrubs, noble Springs, Cascade, And
a fin-: Stream of Water, with nearly TWO HUNDRED and
THIRTEEN ACRES of rich -Areadosy and Arable Land,
finely Timbered, and adorned with Plantations, forming one of
the handsomest Properties in the County of- Hertford, and
within Twenty Niles of
To be viewed by Tickets, whi:zh with Particulars may be had
of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,_Golden:square,_ where a Plan
of the E.sta;e may be seen.

• CAPITAL NOBLE-FAMILY MANSION, -
Substantially Built, and Finished in a superior Style, in excel-
lent order, and fit for the hinsediate Reception of a Family
of the Fiat DistinctLoa, and large GARDEN."
By Mr. ROBINS.
On the Premises, No. 67, the— East Side of Ressmx-Statafta,l
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By Order of the Executor of the late
Sir V I CA RY GI BBS, deceased,
On TuraSnAv. the 7.14 of August, at Twelve &Clock,
THE LEASEHOLD Spacious RESIDENCE,
erected in a most substantial manner, and containing a ca-
pital Entrance-kali, inner Ilall, elegant Stone Staircase to the
principal &ory, and a secondary Stone Staircase, a large
Breakfast-room, noble Dining-parlor r, opening tb a lattge Gar.'
den, planted with Trees and Shrubs, and enclosed with Iron
Railing, Library, Dres;ing-room, Bath-room, and Water-
closet. On the First Story, are Two. Drawitlg-rooms of large
dimensions, finished in an elegant manner ; a spacious airy Bed-
chamber, or back Drawing-room, finished to corretpond;
Dres-
sing-room, Water-closet, etc: On the Secotid Story, are excel-
lent Chambers and Dressing:roems - and very commodious
Apartnien6 over, Tor Servants. The ilasement contains House-
keeper's-room, Butler's ditto and Pantry, Servants'-hall, excel-
lent Kitchen, Scullery," Pantries, Larders, twiny gnbd Cellars,
for Wine, Ale, Ind Beer, -and various Offices, Vaults, itc.
Coach-houses and Stables for Six Hofses, Yard, &t.—The
whole in excellent order, and proper fbr immediate reception.
The FURNITURE., which Is elegant and costly, and well
adapted to the' Ptemites, may be had with the Futures, a a'
.
'Valuation.

To be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars had of Messrs.
Green, Pemberton, and Crawley, Solicitors, Salisbtfry-square,
Fleet-street; on the Premises; at the- Subscription Houses,
Pall-Mall and St. James's-street; 'at Garraivay's Coffee-houle,
in Exchange-alley; and of Mr: Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-
square, where Tickets for viewing may be had. -

A Respectable FAMILY HOUSE, with GARDEN and
PADDOCK, and a small HOUSE adjoining, united if re.
quired, delightfully situated on KEW GREEN, SORREY,
commanding a 'fine View of the Thames; also the Modern
Household Furniture, Table Glatt, Linen, Library of vain-
able Books, Four-wheeled Chaise, a beautiful Painting, it toPY
of the three Manes at Castle Howard, two "origirial tattle
. Pieces by Castiglione, and other Paintings by eminent Mas-,'
ters, ‘aluable Curiosities In Pebbles, Petrifactions, Ores,..Spars,
and other nattral Productions.
By EDWARD IMBER, •
Oa the Premises, on TCILSDAX, August Bth, and following Day,
at Twelve; by' Order of the Proprietor,
THE Premises comprise a Large avid a Small
LEASEHOLD REST DENCE;with or witbom detached
Stabling and Coach-house, of which irnmediate POssession may''
be hal, and Right of Pasturage on Kew-Green for six bead of
Cattle; the Furniture includes Bedsteads. Betis,"and Bedding,
modern Cabinet AniClei In Drawers, beautiful Sits of Dining,
Card, and Pembroke Tables, several Library and Sofa ditto,
Sidek•ard, Drawing-room Suite in fon? Curtains, Sofas, Chain,
Lounge, Dining-room and other ditto, Cabincs, excellent Tur-
key and Brussels Carpets, Iron Chests, Lamps, Kitchen Requi-
sites, Okss Bottles, and numerous other v-aluable Effects.
The 'Premises may 1).?. viewed, by Tickets, till the Sale, and
the effects on Monday and Morning of
.Sale,,and Particularshad,
and.of tie Auctioneer, 92, Hatton Garden.

LOAN OF MONEY.
THE object of this. Advertisement is to obtain
confidence, not to abuse it.. Though the Advertiser is
sensible of the prejudice excited by the occasional misconduct of
unprincipled individuals, be trusts he has some claim to sinc,rirYi
,when he assures those who may honour him with their commu-
nications, that they will experience treatmert the moat candid,
liberal, and explicit ; ascertaining at once what will be effected,
whether on Freehold, Copyhold, Leasehold, or other security..
Address, post paid, to T. M. care. of Mr. Yonge, 10, Ess4c-
street, Strand.

$ Reversions are purchased.

This day was published,
In One Volume Bvo. price C.. in boards,
PRE- APOCRYPHAL NEW* 71:::_TANIENT;
being•all the CosPei', Epistles, end otaci Pieces extant,
attributed, in the first four Centuries, to .Ir3ss Cernisr, his
Apostles, and their Companions, and not included in the INkw
Testament by its Compilers. Translated from the Original
Toni;ues, and now first collected into o.le Volume.
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Printed for William Hone, Leda:me-bit

Thu day :Vas priblished,
In a Pocket Volume, with a large folding coloured Engraving,
• price Zs. in'extra boards,
HE PICTURE of the PALAIS ROYAL; de.
. scribing its Specta'cles, Gaming-houses, Coffee-houses, Re-
staurateurs, Tibagieh Reading-rooms, blifliner:.shopt. 'Game-
sters, Sharpers, Afolachards, Artiste:, Epicures, C,rirr.•sans,
Fillies; and. other Remarkable Objects in that Iligb Chary of
the Fashionable Dissipation and Vice of P..ris. With C':Etrac-
teristic Sketches and .Aneaotes of its Frequenters and Inhabi-
tants.
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• TILE QUEEN.
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This day was rutli,hed,
Dedicated to her Nljesty.—The Sixth Edition, elegantly printed
in 8 vo. EMERALD
is.
ILIE LAMENT of the EMERALD ISLE, on, the
DEATH of the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE.

Ily CHARLES PHILLIPS, Esq.
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Printed far William Ilene, Ludgate-hill.
er The remarkable dedication of this beautiful Poem is to
the Princess of Wales, as " the most d?lolate woman In the
world ;" and camels her Majesty's prtaent situation in the
loftiest strains of potay and prophecy.
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This day was published,
At Doter's, 209, Strand, No. I 111 •price One Shilling, of
MEMOIRS of HENRY HUNT, Esq.—Written
by Ilimself.—Mr. Hunt's Memoirs embrace the Political
History of this Country for severe' years past, develope many
Political and other Public Characteri hitherto but imperfectly
known, and convey, in a simple, unaffected history of the events
of his own Life, a volume of interesting and useful information.
The Publisher4sege leave, particularly at this time, to recom.
n -tbe- peruial of •No: off' I,lemoirs tti Parents and
Gtalaiss, as containing most important infoimation on the
treatment of boys ii .Peatic Scnoots.
.299; Strand, August 1, 1890. •

This day was puhlished, in foolscap evo. price ss. boars.,
GAY'S CHAIR.—POEMS, by. JOHN GAY,
IJI Author of the Lau's Opera. &c. with a Sketch Of his
life, from the MSS of the liew.,Jossrar BALLER• his Nephew.
Edited by HENRY Mar.,
Author of• Poetic Impressions, Caleb Quotem, &c.
Published by Longman, Hurst. Rees, Ortne, and Brown, London.
" From this Volume we intend to. give our. Readers a few
specimens of Gay's hitherto unpublishea.fancies ; and also sOrne
extracts from the two original Tales by the Editor, entitled,
" The World," and " Gossip," which we deem inferior to none
oft* kind pet printed."—La Belle Assent.
" From the manner in .Iftich tke Poet's Choir pnd Posthu-
mous Manuscripts have been'4iscavered and recognized, there
can be no doubt that they were once the property of this highly
gifted son of genius, and we are of opinion th.it, front the in-
trinsic merit of the Pieces, there is every season to pronounce
them genuine-"—Moothli Maosine. •