The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-06-20 00:00:00

HQRNSEY woon HOUSE.

rIIIS delightful Spot is now in the highest state
of perfection.—Breakfast, Dinner, and Tea Parties will
end, in addition to the natural beauties of the place, the utmost
assiduity and interning exerted In please them. The Pmprietee
embrace, this opportunity of returning Thanks to the numerate
Clubs and Publtr Companies who favour him on their Annual
F. ass-days, and hopes to have the ►onou► of attending 'hisses-
son, assuring them, that from his extensive concerns in the Wine
Tingle, be is enabled to set before them Wises of a superior qua-
lity, and on the mast reasonable terns.
He also begs leave to Inform his Friends and the Public is
general, that his Ordinary, every Sunday at Two .'Clack, has
sow commenced ; sod that, nut withstanding the advanced price
of provisions, he has made an addition to the usual charge, as
he is determined to reader himself worthy their future patro-
nage.

IMPENETRABLE CHEAP PAINTS. MADE WITH
PREPARED FISH OIL.
MESSRS. FORES and MITCHELL, al 21,
Mary-le-bone-street, Gottlen-sepere, beg leave to Worm
the Nobility, Gentry,and the Public in general that in eerie-
quence T. Yankees° laving become a Baainept, the Part-
arrship is dissolved, as far as it regards Yanberasan, and tbe be-
Weis is onw carried on by the remaining Partners, in all its
broaches. Their Paints, of a superior quality and of varies
eolours foe beautifying and preserving all kinds al week earned
la the weather, are from 44. to 9d. per peed. •
N. B. Reamed Lamp Oils sad best gonad Oils at veyg re-
duced prices.

BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY.
No. 41, London Wall, ovinahe Meertgato cad of &Mem
cn EAP, DURA SLE, AND ETR AB LIR SAINTS.
per Cwt. pm Cwt. per Cwt.
gliveGreen....ils. I White 36s. Lead Coker ..565.
Dark ditto... .6.55. Stone Colour: s6s. Black'
Invisible ditto sfil. I Chnolate 569. Red • 46e•
Prepared Oil for the otiose, Which posser.es great preserving
qualities, is. per Gallon.
per Cwt. per Oath per Gall.
Best White Leadsls. Linseed Oil N. 61.1 Turpentine..7s. 6d.
Secood ditto . 4S t. Boiled Oil &P. Cd.
above Paints are ground in Oil, and are
particalarly prepared for the paiiiting of Park Palings.
Brick aad Plaster Fronts, Irma nod Wood Railings, Tiles,
Slates, and Weather Boarding, of every description, and for
such purposes they are unequalled, as they possess pent dura-
bility, are a cure and preventive for the Worm and Dry Rot,
and will stand in the hottest climates. In addition to these ad- i
vantages, they are very ornamental, and will cover a sorface
eomiderably greater than any other Paints. and more than twice
as great as Coal Tar, over which. and all preparation from
Tar, they haves most decided wrperiority. vis.—SNl, in nd-
bering so closely to any surface, that the power of the sun has
an effect on them ;--stesiadly, they are very easy of applica-
tion, being used with the same Brushes, and iu the same misu-
ser, 116 Ilihei Palms.
5). Upton and Co. most respectfully offer their Omsk* to the
Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general. for the very great
patronage with which they have been honoured and they also
Inform Merchants. Ship Owners, Captains. nod Waren in Cu,
loan. that they have large quantities of Stone Ochres, Spinee
Ochres, Mineral Blacks, iteds,_4lre. as well as all articles io
Ike Colour Trade. prepased for 119 r, of very wapnellw qualities.
'N. B. These Puna dry very mama eat &slag jaaaars4
Fab Oil.

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Hichly Desirable FREEHOLD FARM and ESTATE, at
hofield, within nine miles of Lumina, bounded by the New
River, and admirably calculated for an advantageous lowest-
anent, containiug One Hundred and Forty-four Acres of Ca-
pital Land.
By Messrs. ROBINS,
At the Auction Mart. opposite the flank, ea MONDAY, July
IS, at Twelve o'Clork,
AVALUABLE apd very desirable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, cinnisting eif a newly-erected and very subsinti-
tint well-built Collage Farm-hove, wills capital burns, sta-
bling, and all requisite buildings, and
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-FOUR ACRES
of remarkably good Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, in n
ring (core, and in the highest state of cultivation; bounded nu
one side by the New River, and having a frontage of 20* feet
na the high pond from Enfield to Pander's-end; let on le we 10
a respftuble teu:ust, for a term of twelve years, at a low
rent of
FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM(
but determinable by the pirchaser upon a moderate compensa-
liou, when a romideruhle income may be anticipated from a
divisiou of this Estate for the purpnies of building, and for which
it presents the MOM inviting situations.
Nay he viewed 20 days wine to the kale, and Particulars had
no the Premises; the winding' Inns at Enfield, Waltham.crins,
Tottenham, and F.dnuiaton; the Marl; and in Covent-garden,
where a Planer the Estate ina3 be seen.

A biaelarly elegant modern
Morn. ROBINViIIa, Banks a tbe Thames.
By ,
At Lk Mart, opposite the Kull', on MONDAY, July 13, al
Twelve o'Clock.

ASINGULARLY elegant VILLA, of modern
arm-lure. stone and stucco. freehold said copybold, form-
ing a noble appearance from the water, with handsome terrace.
two coach• houses. stabling for six horses, walled hitches' gar-
den. paddock, and orchard. delightfully situated at the es-
treat end of Upper Mall. Ilanhasersusith. commanding the ex-
tensive views of the Thames, and the opposite rich scenery.—
The Residence is in all respects suited to a Family of 'lank, stud
cesolseats six best bed-roonts, two dressing-rooms. and water-
closet, a amble saloon. 97 feet 9 inches by 18 feet 9 inches, richly
Saiolied, a dining-roosts, 46 feet by 17 feet 10 inches, tweak-
fmt-coous, mortung-asuan. study, cold-bath, the pritscip:ll rooms
open*. by folding sachet. to the pleasure-grounds and ter-
race. protected from the Rover by iron railing, with suitable
domestic °aces. of superior kind, capital walled kitchen-gar-
den. fully cropped, grapery. &c. with numeral's eunveuierwrs.
May be viewed tin the Sole, and Pa:hind:in had ow the Pro-
mises t Jettkins's. Packhorse. Turatheun-green I Castle, Rick-
, mined aud of Messrs. Rubins, Covent-garden, when, a plan
and elevation mhy be seen. •