MEDICAL APPRENTICE.-WANTE...
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EMD1CAL APPRBNT1CE.-WANTB`D, 'b~ Ge VAtleman inl exterialve, prcice. a gente,3el, Youth,a" nAPE TICE; he wvill hai ever opprtuit aloed himtN tedt the hospital lectures during the 2 last; years of hIs aprtIeh. A premium will isa expected. Apply by letter only, posaepi,t Nuir. Overton, 9, Tokenhouse-yard, London. "EDFORD or RSELSUR..4ATD B" In eitber of' the above square,orternndaevintYa good FAMILY HOUSE. with coachhos n tbe etr,ps ypild. wvith particulars and terms. may be addressed to M .a r letcher's, auctioneer. Tok-nbouse-yard. C~i OUNTrRY HOUSE.-WANTED,frafwmnh fromn the I1st of June, in the coufnty of Kent or Surrey, ago ;AMILY hOUSE, completely furnishied, containling 4 sitting ros 6 best bedehambers, and 3 or 4 servants' roomns, with go adn coaehbouses, antd stabling. A fewv acires of grass land wolIbV esr able. Distance from London not to exceced 10 miiles.Adrs,it full partImiulrs, post paid, to A. B. at Rr. Reid's, Derilardtet,R0 sell-square. 0 be LETr, iNo. 1, Swan-lane, Thamnes-street, near T Londlon-bridge, a very neat smiall sIngle HIOUSE, Isl good repair', and wvell adapted for a small famiilv. To a respectable parson It will be let on terms9 highly moderate- The bridge being abouit to be rebuilt, bouses close to the spot will be in mnuCh request. particulars on the premises. "0_ be LET,9 f a gnte l PRIATE HOUSE, in exceel-- )a lent condition staeN.2 ount-terraice, WhltctPlod near the Hospita,msdeiblfo thie pupils and capttains, having let apartments te lat7yas Il be vacant at the half quarter or Mlidsummer. Ren 31peanu.Taxes 121. NothiO re ired as guodwill. Respectbeeerneseulred by the landloran ten. '\HOUSE tobiE,cnann om,lrge gardein, chalsehouse and stable, plesastitly situate atrenrdabu Sm es fromn Tyhburn-gate. Rent a'nd taxes under20,Frptik lars inquire of Mtr. Thomas Freethy apne,Att,Mdlsx Cl[" PRIVA EF ILE -T heLT ntebt T..part of Fleet-street, an excellent DWELLING.O'E elt 'with every domnestic con'venience, privapte entrace .Trm tuoderat-e to- a perm-anent tenant. Apply at 165. Fleet-stet RUXELLES.-T_o beLET,fo h sto uet tithe mniddle of September. well Furihd nea h leaatest AF USES In Bruxelles, commandinig an exesseve ftecutry, wvith the Boulevard in front. For priuasnqreoMrBOtt, upholsterer, 10. GOreat Plortland-street Cavendlhsqite V ception of the ground floor, wvhich Is occupie sofcrdrn the forenoon, the WHOLE of a commodious 1HOUSE.wt vr esl site domestic evovenlenice; in a genteei private streti hsnih 'bosirhood. For careds of address apply to Mfr. Afr,goe.1S Fleet-street. URNISHD COT'TAGE.--To be LET, fr the It' summer months, In a pleasanit situation, near the CIRphaim-road. 3 miles from the Royal Exchange, a neat wrell.furnlshed COTTAGE. contaionig 3 bedrooms, 2 pariours. 2 kltcenhseivs ith a washhouse aund a goo garden, ss-ell s5tocked. Inquire of Mr. Saunders, painter, &c. opposite the H,,rrs, Kernlngton-ComnOmon. Corner_________ TSIESS PREiMISES.-MESA ,conr f B Lomb,ard-street and Graceithu'rch-street, one of the flrst situa- tions In Londohn for ready monety business; a lease for 13 years to be granted at a yearly rent on Payment of a premium. For particulars apply to Mlr. Starling, 34, Brewver-3treet, Golden-square: if by letter, post paid. fOWE~R SEYimOURI TREE, with a ~View ~into the~ ,&A Sq;iare.-To be LET, upon Lease, aTn excellent HOUSE, recently put Into perfect repair, wvith ample acco;mmodation for a moderate siziFd family. The furistulre to i.e disposed of with the lease, and fur- ther patrticulars to be hiad of Mr. FenTner. 14, WlgmOre.street, Cavenl- dish-square. B Furnshed, n rhe ost deirabl part of the street. a mod erate 'sied AMIY HUSE covenenty ftted up. god containing twvo and hre roms pona flor,stoe sair areandgood dotrewtc offices in te baemen- Futherpartculas ofMr.Feltner, 14, Wiginoxe-~ street, Cavendihsh.qiare. In tismost desirable situAltion, eclther to be LET, furnished, for the season. or the Lease for a term of y-ears ta lbe disposed of. The b',ae contains ample accommodation for agenttlemnan's establishment of moderate extent, and hascotehbouiseRand sitables in the rear. Fur- I %her particulars of Mlr. Feniner,_14,_WVigmore.street, Cavenldish-square. ~ N I8 H-:TOW.NT-A-A very crifienien id _chieerful J RSDE 'CE to he LET. Furnlslid, wivth large garden, situate Nt oetih-un , commanding extremnely pleasant views towrards I'lamp4tead. The house contains drawinigand 2 sittinigrooms, 3best ch amnbers, very goo kthnadpntry sdj.nlnng. .A pew in Kentish- town chapel is attached to the ho,use. Inquire oni the premises, or at Mfr. Halstead's library, Camnden-town. TZ EW~~GREPNT.-Jo be LE, fr3moilths, a con- JL~ enint WELLING-HOUSE. containing draitvng, dining, and brafstros and five bedrooms; twvo more can he had if required. The whole niewrly furnished writhl every convenience; situate mt the mnost FIeasant part of the green, and fit for the reception of a respect- able Fanily. Particulars mxay be kniown on application to Mr. Jihbn Surman,KRes. (ISURGEO NS, -hymIsts and Drugi_iSts-Th11e ~Pro- IL preo 1anel itdSi,p.ieing re-a,ppoin'ted tohisprofession- adtes. isolie oO PE OFIlis IZFIDSINCE. Stock, Fittinigs, a~nd excellent Fixture-, at a f,ar v,alua,tioni; situate In a prinLcipal leadinig thror,ughfare. i the wvest enid ifte t,,wn, and commands all unz- equalled prospeet for estaLblishing bus~iness witha connexion of the first consequence. Rent ankd taxes under, 701. per anonum. L,atters only, post paid. with real niame anid address, to Lieut. Keeler, 354, Duke. street, St. Jamnes's, wvill mneet attciition. r_V_0 b ee DiF, asVold eEtabli-hed HOU-E and 4-SHOP, in the general line, niowdoing:a good stroke of business, and capable of improverneni. as the premnises are calculated for the coal trade; Situate In) a very Improv.ing neighbourhood. Renit anid taxes miade by Inmates, leaving for the landloird a good shop ande paLrlour avyard,and largecoalshed. Stockandfixturesiita fair valna- thinl. C'om ing In very modecrate, Vie present proprietor havi;ng taken a hooselt nth.epubjlic line. Immediatte po~sseionnmayvbehiad. Apply, at ir. F.. Pierce's, 43, Great St. ASndrew's-8treet, Seven Dials, and at Mr rrheres, 1s, G,reat Chiapel-street, Su,ho. d(-1 ENTIEEL, FURSNIS-HEDf OUSE, in the immediate 5&,, vicinity of BlacklxfiartS sild WVaterloo bridges.-Any respectable Fanilly requiring aL tempiirarl' residence near the city mayvbe accon;- modaut~d for 3 or 4 mnonths wvith a comfortable PRI'VATIE H1OUSE, on mnoderate terrms, in a pileasatit airy situation, near thebidgs.I c0l~aalns 5 bedrooms and day nrisrsery, drawing room, dl'n-ii;g and breakfast parlouirs, 0 waterelogets;. good doriestie offices, and smaill ga~rden : the whole genteelly fitted uip anid In good order. To be viewed writh cards onliy on application ts Mir. Hierrinig, auctioneer, 109. Fleet-.itreet_.__________________________ TOUSEHOL _U-TU EAIll Lady or Gcn- 3 scnsrsartly attendant on disposinle of the samne by auction, wrill ~'et''eice6wihon liberal term-, for ready mloney; or advanices Made on tne samne' byslicatloni, P,ost 1paid, to Mlr. Algar. auctioneer 5110 appraiaer. 9, Kag-str195eet. Holb,irn. N, B3. A sale oii Monday, tlhe 17th Ins%tant, soil eachi succeeding fortnilght._________________ AMI ILY-R ON'.f WA ED, a capital FMI- Fi'LY RESDIDEN1CE, iVith coaebbotise and 6-stall stable, pleasure groundS. kitchen gardens. "CC. tastefully laid out, and wi~thIn 6 mniles of rowen, oni the iv'ctcrn or northern roads. The premises% must con- taiin S.trIn edroo)nis,,drairingand dinix;igrooiijs. library,,&c.and the usuial domestic oMe..es. Freehold would be preferred. Letters add,eesed, post paid, to Mr. Algar, auctioneer, appraiser, and estate agent, 9, King-street, Hollior;;, n-ill be attended to, RlEA-r Qu ElN-STREET L consin-fields.- 4 IF,-oellent RIESIDENCE, well calculated for offices for a profes- sional Gentlemsan.-To lie DISP'OSED OF. hy Priv-ate Contract, by SIr. ,LLGAAH. an excellent DWELLINGI-HOUSE, containing 3 bcdroo,ins. diningo and breakfast rooni. and offie, vit scll, &c.; wrell calcu- lated f,,ma solicitor. being contiguous to the Inns of court; aL Ies.c ivill be granted for l, 14. .ur 21 Years. at a mioderate rent, May be viewed %ev cards only. to be had of Mir.Algar,aiuctiOOneer,9,Klng-.street, Holborn. F~ h FCULTY. - Burton-crescent, CoMpaCt ji.. AMIL HOUE, wth mdernShop n,ay yers established as a cynl5'sai~Idr,ggsts,5'Prvat Cilrat.byMr. ALGARl, an estblibe i~s4ClIN, ii heaboe bsiess towhch a good practice mightbe aded by;ttcnlon. he prmisesare nroost substanitial recir,andwel wr,14 the attento;;iu,f a Youing practitioner, Mlay bevieleed b y cadonyto be had ..f Mir. Algar, auctionseer, appraiser, and huse gent 9, ing.treet, l iolborn. B EUI ID-PAC E Rusel-sqare. - Desirable AML EIDENCE, ivith coahhu i nd 3-stall stable.-To beDSPOSED OF, ly PrIvate Contract,ll by r. A LGAR, an excelletit LEASEHOLD RSIDENCE, fitted lip pto the comoplete accommlodation 01 aresectblefamiy. ontlnig3aest bedtroomns and 4 servants' dit- to,drain roms,dIingandbrakfstpariour,aiid the usual domes- ticoffces deachd cas hose nd audry, &-c.; the whole la in most subtanialrepir,andmaybe ad or tern; of 48 years at a ground ren; o aleae wllbe ranedfor7, 4,or 21 years, at 170O guinecas per nnu. Fxtues b vaualon,furnitutre optional. Mlay be viewd b cads nly tobe ad f M. Agar. auctioneer,appralscr,ana Fj_AR1STO`N-ALL Surre.-Capital FAMIILY RE- G ,jr SDEVCE. wih attahed addetached offices, and -25 acres of iand.-To he SOLD, a;; excellent FREEHOLD ES'l'ATE, delightfully situate in the pariah of Coulsdors. only 4 mniles from Croy,don. and 135 froin London. and In tdie Immediate vicinity of 4 packs ofhou;idg, Tire house is modern bullt,and contaIns 4 servanits' attics, S best bedrooms, drawcing. dining, and breaLkfast rooms, and nunierouadomestlcetrfices;, detached arc an fl-stall stable and double coachihouse, Wvith servantsI' roonis over, a capital large walled garden well utocked and Plasited wvith choice fruit treeS, exctensive orchard saRd pleasure grounds, taste- fully laid out, &ce.; a portion of the house and gardexis are at present let to thehLord of tbeManor, at 571. 1 5s. per annuim, but Immediate possession of the is-hole may be had by a pturehaser oftbefreehold; em a lease will be granted for 7. 14. or 21I years, by the proprietor oF that portion occupied byhim at6Oguineas perannum. MaY be viewedby cards only, to be had of Mr. Algar. auctioneer anid appraiser, 0, King- street. Hioiborn. LOAE 1 TEET, facing Cadogan-gardelns.-To be ~SOLD, by Messrs. DlEDMER and Co. an elegant LEASEHOLD RESiDENCE and OFFf.,:ES, in the nmost perfect order, and fit for the Immediate u"ccupatll Of a respectable family. 'Ihe premilses have recently been titted up r.1'lardlcss of expene, and are delightfully situate In the preferable part .'f Sloane-streetL They comprise 3; servants' roomis and landing, 2 lIgc~'k t,d;ll ceerful bedrooms, and a dressing roomn adjoining, 2 eleganit drawiing rooms commiunicating by folding doors, large eating roorn andi breakfast parl,iur, ligtit stair- case. and entrance by a flight of stonie steps, good kitcheni, and domes. tic' officas. watetrcloset, &c. and a large garden. May be vlesved betwestn the hours of 2 anid 6 o'clock, ay tickets only, which with particulans may be had of Mes,srs. Dermer and Co. auctionieers and apprais,ers, 82, LoWver Grosvenor-street, Bond-streeL. ~IVARXVI(,KSHIRE.-Desirable Country R6sidcnee.-- . To beSOLD, by M,r. 5l'SHkNE, amost delightfully altuatesmall FRPEEIlO,DFESTATE, within53miles of Warwvick,53of Coventry, and .bou 14 from Birminghiam; the hious;e, which is inniost substantial repair, ai;d good ornamental condllltioi its replete waith; every conveni- ence, hantdsomely fuirnished, anld stands In the middle of 14 acres of the best meadduiv and pasture land, freehold, tithe free, in- cluding an extensive garden, abundiantly stocked wvith thie choicest fruits. The estate Is ornaLmented with various planting s, ankd cons- mands delightful scenery; Is calculated for a family of the highest rank, and maybe entered onIn July. The Warwickshire hounds close by. Particulars of Mir. H'rShane, auctioneer, estate ageint, &c. Foley- ~Ic,Cavndiash-sqOare. All letters to be post paid. N.B. The house as ;L eat c attlached. F AHINABE RES ad MORNTING COATS, Grea Cots,Lades'Habts,Pelssea, &ce.-A great Savi;ig irlill be oun atNo,27 Plcadlly~-Gntene wanting large quantities of fashonale vel mae god LOTES,cut upon scientific principles, andmad tofi th shpe oa elgan ad most superior manner, will fin th gratst dvatag b gifngthir orders as above. Ladles' habts nd elsse cu an mde o ft n the first style by experienced d1r_1v7n_ ,oaftts mai tasotnte.FrtecleIneof gcn-tle- men travellng some are kept ready finished. A Sult WCell nade in 8 hours If retuired. Best superfine coats, 31. 6s. to 31. 12s. ; blues and blacks, 31- s-, 31 12s', 311 8s.; fashionablevraistcoats. from lSa. to IS.-. ditto tlouscs. from 11. Ss. toll. 14s. A good suit of servants livery complete. 41. 15s.-No. 27, PlecadUly. , NALS of SPORTING and FANCY GAZETTE. At 1onCentaof the Number for May. price 2s. 6d. Illustrated Arith . A fine PStralt of Tom Crib, fromn an original Picture by Sharples, gaved by Percy Roberts. 2. A HacRkney and Springer, from a paInting by Clov'c5, of Chester, the propertv of E. IV. Jefferies, esq. of Livrpool. Original conlmun}cations-Fleld Sports for May; kill- og a'May Fox;abandoned Rook 8hooting, habitudes; Pheasant and Partridebreeding, and Hares, The Sea-GQull, Kites, &c. The Butcher Bird city WildBicks. Anginig-Life of Crib, *isth portrait- Gan;c B,obervations on its enactments-Archery Song, "Let thern boast of those mreapons-.AngIlut. Mr. Saiter's Book, the Hair and Gut, On Baitin- the Hook-Song. Coquetlslde; or, The Angler's Delight- Verbal Errors corrected; Cockng n Leicestersbire-Thc Heron, Its voracity. Its docility among: the strawerry beds (strange aceount)- The Water Our.el, novelty in Its habits deserlbed,anlecdotes of-Points in the Game Lawedefilned-Fox Hunting in Shropshire and Cheshire. -vi..: Sir B. Grahai's Crack Psxk; the Chesbire Forest Hounds, Col. .iay's; Anedote of Slr John Hill-Wrestling, Science of, compared t.) Pugilism-Song In vino verltas-Essayon Driving; or, Leseons on the Road-The 1isher's Garland, a new So;ig-The Br(m1 ton Hunt and Nlmrori-CGof Club, accurate cut and description-Fox Hunting Excursion, Chesbire Hounds; Sir T.Stanley'sHounds-ToThomas Spring, from the Odes of Horace-A Hackney 4nd Springer, with por- traits- Mr. Clowes the Animal Painter anid his Productions-The Horse; Mr. Hind's Lecture (in eontixiuatlon) on his Fuictions and Diseases (the Circulatlon.) The Fancy Gazette for April, viz. :-Move- Inents of the Fancy, Spring and Langan, Aaroa and Warren, Inglis and Neil Tarner; Reid and Jack Cooper. Turf Nominiations, 8y24. Sporting Occurrences-In the Provinces, arranged alphabeti- y. viz. The Stag Hunting and Roping Deer Stealing Case-Game aw Cases-ShoothlMatches-ExtraordInary Cases in Natural Hs eDrs.PPde5tWriani5m and Foot Races-Horse intelligence. Turf He- r Jald,1824-LaVS of Racing, Ice. London, prlnted for Sherwvod, 3s,and Co. PatSrnotIOSCtrowr. B RE,AVERtY.-P]ARLTNERSHIP.-An eligible Oppor- Btunity now presents itself for ainy Gentleman who can cor- asand about 2,0001. of becomen fw an e-ui IPFTcelNttr.de ittPALhd BEER BRE-WERY Of reapectablty t I eeentrdatch, sitatein vey ppulous market towvn, a few nilles frora Lonidon. Fof particulars apply to M,r. Mlason,19Catetrt,alosqr. REWERY.~Bekh'e 6!b LE T on L-EASE, B ~y Mr.MASON, spacios BUILDNG and YARD, eligibly' siuae,e te ai at rad n hemakt ton of Maldtnhiid, uponwhic a bewer wil beereced. anylocal circumstances otale.Frprtclr pl t r ao,breweyaet 9 Castle-street, Flon-SquarL. tEWVEIIY and MALTING..T ,b SOLD, by Mr. MASON, a very old established PALE BEER BREWERYe and MALTING, with a respectable trade attached, situate about 4 miles from London. The planlt includes a 42.barrel copper with dome hiead and a 25-quarter mash tun. The premises are leasehold, very spacious, wvell calculated for conducting~ an extensive trade, anid pos- sessing peculia? local. advantages. part of the pus chase money may remain on security. For particulars apply to Mir. Miason, brewrery agent, 19. Castle-street, Falcon-Rquare. REWVERY.-To be SO LD by Mrf. MASON,a Yery B compacst ALE and TABLE BEER BREWEY aelgbystte near IHackney-fields. with neat dwelling-house attached. The platnt includes a1barrel copper, 6-quarter mash tun, adthe utisail range of utenisils. The remisee aireconveniienit, abundantly supplied winth water,well adapted fora respectable trakde,in substantia repair,securely enclosed in a large yard, and held on lease for nearly 60 years, at a ground rent. The purchasemuoney trifling. For pasclculbarsapplY to Mr. Mlason, brewery agent, 19, Castle,street, FalcoQlsfqu5re. LQ UN - STRE E', B shearsgae-( eDS E InF,h I7 the LEASE of those extniePREMIfSES, nallY years; ionth occupation ol Messrs. Palmier anid Co. tea-urn oauatrewrei on sisting of a convenieist fami rsdne pcosso oers ware- hou~sje and 4 dloors of excellentlgtorho.Sien -ars andW aha?are unexpired, at a lo1 et0 Iatt Davies and Son, C,iltspur-street. -V ARADISE.-ROW, S~toke Neigo.T eLT, IL for 7 or 14 years, wi'th immediate pseio,avrdsrble RESIDENCE, in complete re air, conitai i7benhmbr, erw rooms. hn, r reakf ast PaLrlor, kthes aty wie, ing and d laundry, ou yard,lregre, c ue . d erata edbUttr ts tarmay adsbin.To be views b t ekt,wnh shpri be had of W. Davies anid Son, Giltspur-stree. Vf9() STA GE COACH PRO JR IETOS a.nd O~thers.- To be SOLD, by private contrast yW DVE n SON, one of the oldest established and best CONCRS owwr gouth an In London every days cousisiting Of aneclet Insd chagh aon 4-iniside ditto, is superior n-ellaesaondhre Inahigenen dillon, 4 sets of harness, stable utenils, Sec. Also anexcellent 6-inside coach and 7, horses, w.orking 17 nille- of ground oni a very advaitagous oad,to and from Londo tdal together with the hanss ec. as now, in use. For particulars and orders to view the stock apply (if b ltter, post paid) to WV. Davies and Soni, aucines Gltspur-street, West SmifthS eld. VREEHOCLI, C-OTTA-GE R'ESIDI)ENCE, Berks.-To L' lie SOLD, a genteel COTTAGE RESIDENCE, In excellent repair. pleasantly situate at North-street, niear Theale, containing drawving and dinissg rooIms, 11 bed chambers, -2'kitchens, chaisehoulst, stabling for 3 horses, svalled gardan Klant ed wIvth choice fruit trees, and a. meadow adjoining; s n the is- ole about 3 acres. Possession may be [had at Midsummerlnext. North-stre,etisgaboUt Srtiles from Reading, 3 soulssfrom Pan pbourn, half a mile trom Theale, and ashort distance from Essgledield Chusrch; excellent reads, arid several packs of bounds in the neighbousrheod. Partictulars may be had by applying (If by letter, p ost paid) to Mr. Wmn. Keep, Aldermastonl or W. Davies arid Son, Giitspur-t9treet, London. GLente PIVII ATE HOUSE, in a fashionable a-nd airy A pat of trheNwest ecud of the town, near Porttman, Byntn and Mfontagui squares, between the two parks (Hyde and the negent's), and within 100 yards of the stages passing every minute for the City; rent 1001. per annumn, 9 years lease, no lpremium, fixtures to be taken wsith or without aniy part of the furniture, In excoallmnt repair, anid immediate possession. Apply, for further particuilars, te Mr. Ad;imson, II, Billiter-square. fiJiU ~'JEY0 , Su. rr ey.-A d-e'ta hedi Wee,( SiidEn cc, ~with Ple~assuuree &Ground and a large productive walledt Garden. Stabling, Chaise- house, &-c. with possession at Christmas next.-Td be DISPOSED OF, by Private Contract, by Mtr. ADAMSON, the L.EASE of a detached RESIDE-NCE, containing S bedrooms, ani elegant drawring room, dining rooni, breakfast parlour, spacious entrance hail, kitchen, and otlier domnestic otfices; cosehliouse, 3-stall stable, caLrriage yard, plea- sure grouind, and a large productive walled garden. For further par- ticulars apply to MAr. AdanmSon, II, Billiter-:5quare: if by letter, ad- drei,s, post paid. EIDENC ,hnsomel Furnislied, Batte sea.-To be LET, by the moth or yecar, t:he greater PART of alarge and lsiaidsome RESIDENCE, poss3essing: every accommodation for a re- spectable far.iiiy; comnprising511bedroomis, drawing anddining roomns, kItchen, lind every requisite convenience, pleasantly situate, on the ha!;:Izs of the Thames, at Battersea, a ahort distance from the high roa6d. The house is surrounded with pleasure grounds atnd ornamen- tal shrubbery, lawn, greenhouse, hothouse, and large garden, with ass abundant supply of fruift and vegetables, five-stall stable, and coachhou,se. For fuirthier particulars apply to Isir. Adamsoun, Billi. ter-sqirare. ~ 0 BANKERS, Public Insti,tutions, Teadealers, alId othes rquiingroomny Premises, witbims 5 minutes' walk of theRoyl xchng.-T le DISPOSED OF, by p-rivate contract, by 'iir. ADAM SON, thte L,EASE, with immyediate possession, of very superior PREMSISES, including ani excellent dwelling-house for a principal, with a private entranice thereto, countinchouses, to which there is a distinct entrance, and a wasrehouse on the ground dloor, ca- liable of beisig converted inito oflices for a public company; and other s,Pacious wairehouses over. dry cellarling. &-c. Furtlier particulars may be had by applying (if by leter, post paid) to Mr. AdamOsoli, II, iiiiter-squss-e, Fnchurcli-treet. r 0 COLOUIIREN, Mlanufact-urers, Oilmen, Whlole- sale Grocers. Stationiers. and Others.-Capital Premises nlear the Queen-street Brid.ge.-To be DISPOSED OF, by ptivate contract, by Mr. ADANISOS', the LEASE, wvithi immnediate possession, ofa capital STAtCK of strongly timnbered WAREHIOUSES, of 11 spacious. liglht, and coinvenient floors, iii a desirzble situationi. The premises afford ample accorrmnidation, and arc admirably adapted for the businesst of a colour inaniufacturer, In wvhich line they arc now- engaged, or for any whbolesale establisbments held for a Iong terni, at a low rentt. Further particuilars may be had lv applying (if by letter, post paid) to Mr. Adamsun, 11. Billiter-square, Fsnchurch-streCt. T PUBLIC C PA ES Mrcat,Teadealers, TWholecsale Hatte?rs sisid others requilrizngextensive Premilses, in apublic situation, 2y snutes stalk frinns the Royal ExchangeTO b DISPOSED OF, by priv-ate contract, by Mlr. ADAMSON, teLEASEI (of which 12 years anid aquarter are urnexpired) of P. capital, suibstan- tiai.and hiandsonme ItESIDENCE,to which there!is a separate entrance, spacious cons manding warehouse or show room on the ground dc-or, and a drv light warehouse on tue basemenit story, The enitire upper~ part of the house is let oifftoa most respons,ible aaqd respectable tenant,) possio fwhich may be had at Christmas,14. picaoist lie miade to Mr. Adsimsoss, i, Biulliter-sqre cOTTAGE RIESID N E ith suitable attached and Cj detached OffieLs. and 12 Acres of Land, rwiekenham-eomnmen. -To lie LET, by Mlr. ADAMiSON, for ahiiut twvo years. a detached brick luint RtESID)F.NCE. In excellent order, and may be entered upoii iimmediately; ciontaininrg .1 bed rooms, a dressing rooim, a comnio- dious diniing parlotir, drawting ioom, a hieat entrance hail, a goed kit- chen, domiestic s.ffices (if every description, and' a cool dairy. The detachied offices Includesa 4-,,tall stakble, ehaisebouse, cowvbouse, asid othier useful outofflces. a lawn and pond of water, a pump, Productive garden, iti part walled, wvith trained and stanidard fruiit tree.,, about I2 acres of mead,)w lanid, and a labourer's cottage. For furthter par- ticiulars apply to 'Mr. Adamsun, II, Billiter-squsre: if by letter, to be post paid. 'I0 STIATIONERS and ACCOUiNT-BOOK MANU- FACTURES.-Tobh SOLD, and entered upon immiediately, a very respectable ari,d estabiishied BUSINESS in the above linLe, in ani excellent situation and good thoroughifare, iti the immediate neigh- bourhood of tue inns, of court; Ill health alone induces the gresent oc- coipier to leatve it; comning in wsill be v.ery modtrate; the honce anid shop tire In very good repatir; thte stock may be taken, or any paLrt of it, as, th rireo Is goling inito the same business in the country. Letr.p a pad, lobe addressed C. M. Mr. Jefrreys's, bootmak-erNews. atl-retStad. Jf UNI1 PERt HALL, Alickleham, Surrey.-To be SOLD b ly Priv'ateContract, this mnost desirable FREEHIOLD ESTATE, comlprisinlg an excellent residence, in the imost perfect state of re- pair-, with abouit .50 acres of psirk and paddocks, entirely surrounded by ahigh park fence. Tlieh.use coiitainsa large 4nmn'roomi,draew- log roosn, break-fast room, billiar'd roomi,'study, &c. aria fanmily bed roor,;s, besides osthiers, diomestic offices, laundry, brewuhouse, ice- house. stabling for 10 or more horses. kec.; niost judiciously ar- ranged, wsith lawTn, pleasure ground, wralled garden, greenihouse, or- chard, &c. fiilly cr-opped and planted, anid miost conveniently arid beautifully situate, 21 miles south of London, where coaches p ass frequently Fin the day to and from London, Brighiton, Worthing, Bog- nor, Sec. For forthier patticulars apply to Miessrs. Day, Lucas, and Parkins-on,"solicitors, II, A rgyll-street, Oxford-street. C U~SSEX. -A most desirable Freehold Estate. o 'fbs Kl SOLD, by Private Contract, a large and commnodisus DWELL- ING-HOUSE, 4 cott-ages barsis, stables, and other conveniient build- ig,sbstantial ly buidt, and In exeellent repairt, with .503 acres of lad,more or less, in the parishes of WVesthanm, Pevensey, and' Hall8harn, in the county of Sussex, late tbe property of ,Jr. H. C. Rioods deceased, 177 acers of which are marsh land, in Pevensey-level, and of a superior quality. The house stands us; an eminence, corm- manding adelightfuil view of the coast fromi Beachy-head to Hast- ings;ti about 3 miles from Eastbourne, 4 from Hailsham, and 13 from Hastiings and Leweis, and is capable at a mnoderate expentse of being made fit for the residenice of a large family. The land tax on the whlole is redeemed. A considerable part of thle purchase mnoney mnay remain on siiortgage of the estate fr required. Mir. Samuel Roeds, r,f Westhiimn, will show the estate, and further particulars may be known on' apprication to 'Messrs. Barton anid Bellinigham, so- licitors. Battel. where amap of the estate niaybe seen, L' EEHOLD ES9TATE, Caveruis-suae andHfa_rley- F street.-To be SO)LD, early in June net ofernga ust desirable investment for moniey, and from Its situatloni anid local advantaesa most eligible butilding; specula tIon, an extetsSive FREEHOLD P RO- PERTY, occupying ass extent of ground of 231 fept In Harley-street acid 83 feet in Cavendish-square, comPrising a spacious and elegant maso,wit), extensive stabling, otfieec, garden, and appendsga The whole wvill be separated into 8 lots for the convenience or differ- ent purchasers, aecordinsg to plans already prePared, showing the pro- perty in its present; astae. and the mode in whbich It mnay be divided, by which 3 houses are formed tromn the present niansion, and 5 mnore may be erected upon the site of the present stabling and offices.- of the S houses 4 will bave ani allotment ot1 grounid for, approgriate stabling. The preminses may be purchased entire, and are suite Ile to a famiAly of the hlighiest distincetion, and fit for imnmediate occupation. Plans of the proposied division ouf thie property may be fseen at the office of Mr. Miardwick, architect, 36, Great Mlarlborough-street; and also at the offic of Messrs. Fisher and Rhodes. so citors, 9, Davies-street, Grosvenor-squiare, ut w-horn further partiesilars maybe asertained. WOCTERSHIRE.-FRB.EHOLD and TITHE, FIE AORanidESTATES. in Worcestershire.-To be SOLO by UCTON,by ENRY JACOB, at the Crowvn Inn, Brosmsgrove, hii thecouty f Wrcster, on Tuesday, the 211th day of Mlay, 1824, at 3 o'coc inth aferoo, in tots, andt subject to conditions then to be prouce, he ANR,or repusted Mianor, of DORMISTONE,atidsundry ver deirale nd ompct ars, the property of Jfohsi Keelingre, ecq.decase; cntanin in thwihole 554a. 2r. 22p. situate In the sevralpaishs o Drsotoe, Kinigtonl, Inkberrowr, arid Hanbury, in thecouityofWorestr,and nowv in the respective occuipations of Chale Laghr, hoasEdgecombe. Thomasi Cottrill, and Richard Hand, a yerlytenats.Tlsse staes, which are all tithe free, and ior all further particulars to Richard ilomer, esq. Seogley, near Dudley or Mr. Charles Callow, Kingswiniford, near Stourbridge Ir. Roberts, solicitor, or Messrs. Jacobs asid Mathews, land 8nsrveyors, Stourbridge ; wrhere a gesieral plat] of the estates may be seen, amid descriptive particulars, with plans of each Lot asissexed, nsa) be had. Descriptive particulars miay also be badat the office of Slescra, Benhlow and lbais, 1, St.noe-buildings, Lilcolbm-innusi, wherlcraensral plasi of the estates may also be seen; $ of Messrs. Still, Strofg,g anid Racklham, Lisscolsm's-inn; and at the principal ilins irs Worcester, Blrisiisigham Bromsgrove, Alcester, Feckenshan, Droitwich, Kidderminster, and Stourbridge. ('lHERTSEY, SUrrey.-Freehold deliglhtful Villa and U Offices, Gardens, Lawns, and Pleasure Grounds, intersected by a fisse Stream of Water and Mleadow Land, titlie free, with imme- diate possessioss.-To be SOLD, by Private Contract, BE4UhMONT COTTAGE, a very eligible Freehold Estate, the property and late residence of John Hanmilton Colt, esq. lately altered and improved at a very considerable expeRse, and furnished In an elegant style, situate at Chertsey, in the county of Surrey, a fine healthy spot in the vicinity of Windsor Park, and a moat desirable property for a genteel family, with good roads in all directions, and a ilgliLy respectable aind opulent neighbourhood ; coutaining ass entrance hall, spacious d finig parlour, capltal drawing room and conscervatory, breakXaat room, librsiry, dressing room, asid wvatereloset; the priiiclpal rdoms are fitted up with French s.shezs and stained glass, veranda, &c. 4 neat bedchanmbere, dressingrooin, a nu-Irsery aiid 5 roonis for servants. with excellent doniestle offices, cellars, &ce. stable for 7 horses, douzble coacllhouse, washhouse, laundry, brewhouse, 4.iiry, vc.: FL convenient farmyard, with cart horse stable, and varloas outbtipid-. iligs; an excellent garden, Wvalled, agpery, hothouse, .&a.; outer guardsn, eapltal orcbard, well stocked with thriving fruit trees of the best kinds. The pleasure grounds are tastefully laid out, and orna- menteduvith noble forest trees and shrubs, and a stream of ranning water, suninmer houses, &c. and rich meadow land, In all about 20 acres, a small part of wvhich is copyhoid of lnheiltance, held of the manor of Chertsey Beomond, at a smalU fine certain, and is in every respect equal to freehold. The whole premilses are free of rectorlal tithes, amid a valuable faculty pew In Cherisey chmrch Is attached to the ma nsion. The purchaser maybe accommodated with the household furniture, wvhlch is very elegant and nearly new, at a taluatlon. Chert3ey Is 20 miles dlitant from London, to *rhich stages go twice a day, arid on alternate days to Brighton. For further particulars and to treat for the purchase avply to Messrs. Clark and Grazebrook, solleitors, Chertsey, who will give tickets to view the mansion- house, byspermralsonofthe_preaent tessint,everyedy,exceptSundays, between the hours ef 12 ad 3.