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AHISTORY cf the COLLEGES, HALLS,
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PALL MALL.
Valuable LIBRARY of BOOKS, large MAPS and CHARTS.
A very valuable and complete Set of HOGARTH's WORKS,
being one of the very few in this Country.
To be SOLD by AOC I lON, by Mr. ROBINS,
On the Premises, No. 107, Pill Mall, on Friday, July 20, 1810,
and following day, at Eleven o'Clock, by order of the Execu-
tors of the late Right Hon. WILLIAM WINDHAM, deceased
LIBRARYi`H comprises a choice Coilection, f
Classical, Philcsophical, Historical, Matliemalcal, thew()
gical, Political, Military, and Law Subjects, b, eminent Authors,
with an extensive Selection of interesting Periodical Publications
and Pamphlets, forming a regular series for the lam 25 years
To be viewed on Monday and Tuessiay preceding the Sale.—
Catalogues, at 2s. f;d. each, without which none can be admitted,
: o be had on the Premises ; and 9f Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,
Golden-square.

A DELIoHI
Elegant RESIDENCE, with convenient OFFICES,
Adapted fur the accommudaion of a Gentleman's Family, with

irnmedlate Posstssion.

TO BE SOI D BY AUCTION-13y Mr. ROBINS,
At Garr.iway's, on Tuesday, July 24th, at Twelve,
AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE;
comprising a substantial well-built Town Residence, desir-
ably situated No. 4, Adelplii Terrace, replete with every conve-
nience for the accommodation of a Family, rendered trultdesir-
able from its cheerful prospects and easy access to all parts of the
town. The House hat recently been repaired and fitted up in
an elegant manner ; contains, in.,she Attics, three Sleepiog-rooms,
:itore-room, and Laundry ; on the second Floor, two principal
Bed-chambers, a Dressing-room, Store-room, and two Water-
closets; first Floor, two elegant lofty Drawing-rooms, of halal-
some proportions,' with Balconies in front, over-looking th -
litanies, and a Passage-room; Ground-floor, Entrancr-hall aid
Vestibule, handsome loft y.Dining-parlour, Library or Breakfast-
room; in the Basement Stories are Domestic Offices of all de-

scriptions.
To be viewed with Tickets, from Twelve to Three, which,
with Particulars, may be bad of Mr. Robius, Warwick-street,

.
ELEGAN l' It esIDENCE,CLAPHAM COMMON, Su &KEY.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCHON--ty Messrs. DRIVER,
At the Auction Mart, near the Bank, on Wednesday, July 05, in
several Lots, unless previous') disposed of by Private Contract,
AMOST superb VILLA, with any quantity not
less than 15 and not exceeding 60 Acres of Land; com-
prising all that nature and art can combine to please the eye, and
afford comfort to the possessor, presenting at the same time a
most picturesque landscape for the Artist, net to be equalled
within a tar greater distance of the Metropolis, including exten-
sive Pleasure-grounds, with Flower Gardens, Hot-houses, Con-
' servateries, Etc. most abundantly furnished, with unrivalled spe-
cimens of the various productions of the vegetable world, as well
exotic as native, collected and cultivated at an unbouutled ex-
-1 pence, and now in the highest state of cultivation. Also, another
Villa adjoining, fit for a large family, which possesses inaoy of
i the above perfections, with or without to or '2O Acres of Land,
I and some smaller Dwelling Houses, together with a con,iderible
frontage, next Clapham Common, and Irons :10 to 30 Acres of
other most eligible building-ground, presenting a most advan-
tageous situation for the architect or builder to display a super
I riority of taste, on an extensive and grand scale, which the re-
spectability of the neighbourhood filly demands. The whole
forms a most desirable and valuable property, capable of the
greatest improvement in a pecuniary point of view.
T. he viewed by tickets only, which may now be had of Mr.
Stockdale, Bookseller, Piccadilly; Mr. William Pranks, Clapham
Common ; and of Messrs. Drifter, Surveyors and Land Agents.
Rent-road; or at their Office, No. 5, In the Auction Mart, near
the Jlank.—N. B. Printed Particulars, with a Plea amend, will
be ready in a few days at the above places.

VALUABLE FREEHOI:I:II\TANOR AND ESTATES.
Eionerated from Land 'Fax and Tytbes.
Tb be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. PITY lON,
At the Red Lion Inn, at '1 hame, in the county of Uaturd, on
Friday, the 27th day of July, 1810, at three o'dock in the Af-
ternoon, in Seven Lots, unless previously disposed of by Pri-
vate Contract, of which due notice will be given,
Lot 1. 'THE MANOR, or REPUTED MANOR
-11- of NORTH WESTON, with ail its Rights, Pri-
vileges, and Immunities, and the ancient Mauston, calisd Weston
House, and a Farnrheuse and Homestead adjoining, tuguther
with sundry inclosures of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land-
-268A. i R.
Lot 2. Two Closes of very valuable Land, Araby: at:d Old
Pasture-62A. 3R. 27P.
Lot 3. A substantial Farm-house and Homestead, and sundry
inclosures of A rab!e, Meadow, and Pasture Lanti-210 . 8R.23P.
Lot 4. Two Closes of capital Meadow Land-12A. 2R. 27P.
Lot 5. A very excellent Piece of Meadow Land, adjoining the
River Thame-50-4. 2R. 6P.
Let 6. A very valuable Piece of old Pasture Land—‘l2A—Sß.39P.
Lot 7. 4 substantial Dwelling-liou4 and Homestead, and sun-
dry Closes of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land-200A. 2R. 7 P.
Each Lot Iles within a Ring Fence.—This Estate is not to be
excelled in fertility by any land in this kingdom ; and is well
worthy the attention of pc :tons desirous of occupying their own
land, as the greaser portien is let at Will, and the remainder on
a Lease expiring within a short period.
The Premises may be viewed on application to the respective
Truants-' for further Particulars apply is Mr. James' Land Agun,
Newßoswell-court, Lincoln's Inn London ; and High •atteitt,
Warwick ; Messrs. Murphy and Cameron, Solicitors, Bouverie-
ureet, London ; Mr. George Cooke, Solicitor, Wathnvou, Gx-
fonishire ; Mr. Charles Virett, Tetswonh, Oxfordshire; and, to
treat by Private Contract, to Mr. James.specifications may be
had at the Pine of Sale, and at the different Inns to the neigh-
bourhood

DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, IN THE COUNTIES
OF MONTGOMERY AND SALOP.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By WILLIAM WYLEY,
At the Fox Inn, in the Town of Shrewsbury, in the County of
Salop, on Saturday, July 21, 1210, precisely at three o'clock,
SEVERAL very valuable and improvable Estates,
situate in the Parishes of Llandrioio, Llandisilio and Alber-
bary, in the County of Montgomery ; also at Aston i'lgot, in the
Parish of Worthen, and In and near to tne Town of Shrewsbury,
to the County of Salop, in the following Lots:
Tenements. Quantity. Tenants.
Lor 1. A Piece ol'rlch Arable
Land, called Old Church ye, d, sl- A. R. P.
tuate in the village of Llandrinio 1 027 Samuel Gittlns.
Ler 2. A Mrssuage In Llandri-
nisi, called New Hall, with the out.
buildins and appurtenances there-
-11111 2 10 Samuel Gittins
to belonging ; also divers Pieces of
and Richard
Arable, Meadow, and Pasture
Pritchard.
Land, containing together about
This Lot Iles on each side
the Turnpike Road, the house
is well built of brick and slated,
the whole forming a very deg-
rabic and improvable Estate.
Lot 3. A Dwelling-house, with
the Outbuildings and Appurtenan-
ces, and divers pieces of Land,
lying contiguous thereto, In I.lan•
drinio aforesaid, containing toge-
ther about - - - 22 1 39 Simnel Giffin..
Thi4 Let is contiguous to the preceding Lot.
Lot 4. A Message called Gwen
y Batto, with the Outbuildings
and Appurtenances thereunto be-
longing, with several pieces of
pod Arable, Meadow, and Pas-
ture Land, containing together about 39 1 4 Rd. Pritchard.
These Premises form a very desirable and compact Estate.
Lot 5. Two Parcels of Arable
and Pasture Land on Llandrinio
lthoi, containing together about 7 1 10 Ad Pritchard.
Two Dwelling-houses, John Owen and
and Gardens, with the Outbuild- , 17 _
_Thos. Pugh,
_ .
ngs and several Crofts of Land ad-
joining, containing together about
Lot 7. A Dwelling house, Gar-
den, and Croft, near to Lot 4, 1 0 0
containing about

to R. Pritchard.
Thomas Jervis,
Under-tenant

to R. Pritchard.

Lot 8. A Piece of rich Arable
~and, called Hendrelield, lying
close to the two last lots, con-
taining about - - -
Lnt 9. Another Piece of rich
Arable Land,adjoiningtheShrevn-
bury turnpike road, called Great
MaesYr Hendre, containing about 11 1t 21 Samuel Oinks.
IAK 10. Two Pieces of Arable
and Pasture Land, called Middle
Meadow and Bridge Meadow,
containing together about 14 2 11 Samuel Gittins.
Lot 11. A Messuage, called the
Rhos, with the Out-buildings, La-
bourer's House, and Appurte-
nances thereto belonging, with di-
vers Pieces of Arable, Meadow,
and Pasture Lauds, containing to-
gether about

S $ S 2 ltd.bitchard.

174 0 £4 Ed. Menlo's.

These Premises lie well to-
gether, and are capable of great
improvement.
Lot 12 A Piece of Pastime
Land, called Little Cae Clawdd,
colitaining about . - s 123 Ed. Menkrte.
Lot 13. Three Pieces of Mea-
dow and l'asture Land, being part
of Gwern y Batto Farm, contain-
ing together about

--
17 1 ti Rd. Pritchard-

Lot 14. Several Pieces of Ara-
ble and Pasture Land, adjoining to
Lots 11 and 15, containing toge-
ther about - - - - 37 1 • Id. Manlove.
This Lot will he sold subject
to an Occupation Road to Lot 15.
lot 15. Two Pieces of Arable
Land in Trederwev Township,
called Cu Mawr ?aid Bun Piece,
cot itaining about - 33 3 It Ed.:Menlotre.

Lot 16.ADwelling-bouse and'
Carden, with several Pieces of ' 7 213 John Hughes,
Land adjoiniog,containing togs- Undertenant to
deer about - - - Ed. Menlove.
CRIOOION ESTATE, Parish of ALIMILBURY.
Lot 17. A Piece of rich Pasture
Land adjoining the Turnpike road
near to Llandrir Bridge, callol
tke Common Piece, containing
about - - - 6 219 Richard Wilda