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J . NK of~ the THAMES o'r WANDL'Es,-emi; VAUNTJE , frm4, to 10i s In of, LAI'X),cos I tlgou-t "Itb1tr- 4 b' iveR"ri,an Wiin1mle of London, either onababn les r boucase.. YA1.mill, feoy,rdwligj oux&sie -beojectd to Appybyltt !r,pgoMp,tM.not,Buklrb , _fFi T ____AG S,pleia~ '1'Obe ET,a large conVenlient. HOUSE, fiTexwillet "I repair, at a low rent,-situate III DeVonsbhiem~quqre, Bithopsgate. street. Apply to Win.Sinee and Soni, 5, Fiashury-pavement. ir~eLETF1'A_fR -Tof a ~capital FAKRM H5U~SE,With~ K.good gardern and paddocks, ebRisehus, and 2-stall stable, 20 miles from town, writhiprivilege of shootn over the farm. For par- ticulars Inquire of Hir. flelles ayalmn,Lock andKecy, Smiith- field onTedays, Thursdy, an audy,betwveen the hours of 9nd2: If by letter, must beps ad 'TIO CAPITA IT Syral very seulbona Lease- _ holdIN VESTMEINTS tcbeDISPOSED bF to pay large interest) by private Contract by Mtr BROSI LEY, estate agent, &c. 22sColentan- street. Letters to 6 free of ostage. IN NESTMEiNT.-.---Several suibstantial brick built JLHOUSES and COTTAGES, let to good tenants, to be SOLID to pay the pxrchaAser nearly 10 Per cent.;- ground rents very low! term fromn 60 to 65 years. Apply Personally to A.B. at Mr. Mludie's, bakter, WVilson- slti'eet, Flnabury-square. 'O e DISPOSD OF, a MEDICAL PRAC TICE, A_about SMiles fromi town, consisting of the 3 branches, slearly 30 years established, aLnd well worth attentioni. For Particulars.aPply by leItter, PostPaid, for A.8B.at tr. Ashley's. Little( Chelsea N.B. Agood retail might be e-stablished. PUKE-STREET, Story's-gati, near St. James's-park. -7To be~ LT, at a very low rent, a spacious HOUSE, suitable or a otel or 3odging house. The furnituire to be taken by appraise- ment. Particulairs andceards of address of Mr.H. Williams, appraiser, S. York-street, Covent-garden. rp E es par o CAPHAM-COMMON.-EXcellent LCOUXTIX RESIDENCE, w,ith capital- rden, stabling for 6 hoss, and offices of every description, to be L, P, Furnlebed, for I, 2, r 3 years, or the LEASE to be SOLD. For furthier particulars aply to Messrs. Buirrell and Sons, 13, Tokenhoure-yard. T O MNEDICAL -E-N.-Thie Widowx of a _M_ed_ic_a JLMan Is desirouis of ]DISPOSING OF the BUSINESS, to whIch is attached the lease of a house and a retail, capable of great Improve- ment. The situation sis ithtina mile of town, and the opening is ex- cellent for a yotlng man. Apply personally or by letter, post paid, to Messrs. Hancock and Cheese, druggists, 23, Shoreditoh. O S tobe LET, or the LEASE to be SOLD.- d eiql detaohs4 R1ESIDENJCE, replete with domestic con-. venincesWithn 3miles of the Exehlin , with coach-house and 3-sallstble gades, and grounds, ia all a rorrt 3 acres. For further partculrs aplyto r. Oven3ton, 72, Great Tiehifield-street, Catvcn- dimmh.sqae oMrSaders, opposite the Horns Tavern, Kennbi,rton- J SLINGTON.-Coinmiodious FAMILY RESIDEN-CE, JEstlt nColebrook-row, Islington, to be.LET on Leqase, con- tAining 13 hedrcioms, gooda proportiosred drawing room, dining and breakfast rooms, convenient k-itchens, spaciouLs closets, eellars, &e. witha garden walled rousid. Particulars andesArds for viewIng to be had of Mr. D. S. Baker, auctioneer, &C. High-street, Islingteown. D) ECKHAM.-To be LE, urnished, a small CJOT- TAGE, for the umr navr r and Most delightful sittra- tio, at Peckhamn wtalrganpesnt gfartleii, worth -the atten- tion ef an inValid o mlfniy 1em moderate. Cards of address at Mr. Lloyd's, shoemaker,e all Lime-s- efcb letter, Post paidt, t ednalsre:i y A WATER MILL ~to beLET, on Lease, 20 miles tL. rom own,neartheriver Thamnes, for a paper or corn mill, &c. havig a inxhastibe s p ly f wvater, sufficient for the gre~atst powe tht my bereqire. Aply to Mr. James Hunt, Weybridge, whowil sow the p emise; obyletter to Mir. Surman, solIcitor, AL A -ILL-,To be-LET, on Lease, a genteel 13 moern HUSE, omprising a good entrance hiall, 2 parlours, libary drwin rom,3 bedrooms, and 2 attics, wivth every suit- abeoneinelag garden, ehbrisehouse, stable, dcc. For cards to viwu atelraply to Wni.Wilkinson and Sons,~upholsterers, be SOLD o-r LET, oni the banks of the hevlable LEASE for 23 ears ofa genteel COTTAGE RESIDNCE,situte in the centre of a, arge garden, wvithifn 5 mles of ondn-bidg, wth stabling and every requisite complete for a resectblefamly;or suitable for conducting extensive waterside busiess wit Imediate posseagion. For particuilars address, post paid toW, , a Garaway's coffeehouse, Cornhlill. 0 beDISOSED OF,theLEASE of an excellent I. CORNR HOUSEandSOP replete with every domestic eon- venlence, in that desirable sItuationl, Tavis-tock--place, Tavistock- square. The rent and taxes are nearly paid by lodgers, who are very desirous of remlaiairg if agreeable to th purchaser. For further par- ticulars and Cards to views apply (if by letter, post paid) at the office of Mlessrs. Kemnpand Son, Judd-street, Brunswfek.srruare. 32 mlesfromLonon, nd fro BihopStortford:sae asn sevraltims aday Fr prtiulas, o.apply toMrDaes26 situae in middl of goodgard n,wl soce wiha n truees ENTEEL FURNISHED LODGIGS, ini -fh Conr,fra single Lady, 22 miles west of L,ondon, Carriages pasingthehoue eery hour, postoffice In the villjafe; onie genteel sittng rom ad oe bedroom, with COWlS, vegetab es, milkc, fruilt, and aservat to tted, at one guinea per week, for not less thain five monts; lngerif rquired. Further particulars may be knonb applingto r. ow.stationer, Great lsrlborough.street. b IJECKHAM.Genteel Furnished Hoase-.1To beLT tbv M. CROGON,a respectable and convenient DWLIG OUEin perfect replair, amPlyr and genteelly furnished, contalnlng 4 lag1 edrooms, nursery, handsome drawing, dining, and hreak- fast rooms, good kcitchens, and offices, good garden, chaisehouse and stable, yard, fore garden, dcc, Cards to veiew and particeulars may be obtained by applying to Mfr. Croggon, auctioneer, &e. 64, CorolhIll. "iN 0 OR-OCT 7ChecsICemongers,&EThYI A.POSED OF, the LEASE an ODILL of armost eligible and well established CONCERNisth abe lines, nowv In l'ull -trade. The premnisps 4re delightfull slutafwMiles from towvn, wilth a god gaden ellstocked attahe tereto. Flor cardsl of address applyto Mssrs.Elsyand Co. elleesemongers, Lowver Thames-street, Oppoitethe .usfm.ouse: all letters musit be pest paid. DAR A IE,Rcmond., Srre.-~Tobe LL ET1F-ur- Inished,Rams,st desirable and commodious FAMILY RiESIDENCE, lately In the occupatiosn of the late Lady Dowrager Suffield, wvith plea- sure grounds and large kitchen garden, 4 or 8 stall stable and double coachhouse, and a private road to the front entrance; Immediate pos- session maybe had. For further particulars appI to?Messrs.Robertson, auctioneers and housesagents, George-street,)UciKmond; or M1r.Wickes, Clement's-lane, Lombard-street, London._____________ PfO be SOLD by Private C~ontraot,asu tail PnWELLING.HOUSE, let to a respectable tenanit, price 3501. iohie will pay ne4r 8 per cent.; lease 60 years; laiud tax redeemed; cositafnsgarooms well Snished. Likewise asuperior third-rate House, wvith 10 rooms, elegantly fitted up, and situatte In a respectable neigh. bourhoodl lease g0 years. Immediate Possesslon mnay be obtained. For view and particulars apply (if by letter, pfoat paid) to Mfr. Stokes, baker,l15, Chapman-street, near White Coniduit-gardens, Isiington. AYES, near Boly Ket-To be LET, a eon- IIvenIentt'AMILY RESIDENCE, wilth double coachhouse and stabinf lnloyed orecourt, lawn, garden, yard, and field., cuntain- log In tie wvhole about 8 acres. The house r,onsistte of dninig,drawlng. andt breakfast rooms, dressing and store closets, 5 best and 3 other sleeping chambers, entrance hall, 2 staircases, anid Convenient do. mnestic offices. For further particulars and cards to view apply (if by letter, post paid) to Mr. Lost, builder. O irmond-street, Queen-s;quare ESIDENCE, hanidsomely FurnAised,Bat~tersea.-=o Lli be LET, bry thec month or year, the greater PART of a large and hiandsome RESIDENCE, p'ossessing every accommodation for a re, Spectable family; comprising 5 bedrooms, drawilng and dinisig rooms, kitchen, and every requisite converliencee pletiasantly Situate on thle banks of the Thames, at Battersea, ashortdistance froni the high road. The house Is surrounded with pleasure groundsand ornamnental shrub- lberies, lawn, greenhouse, hothouse, anud large gardeni, With an abundant SUPPLY of fruit and vegetables, 5-stall stable and coaehhouse. For further particulars apply to Mr. Adamnson, II,. Blhliter.square. IXATERSIDE PREMISES, Dry Wharf, WVarehlouse, WDwelling-house, &cc. Possessing a valuiable frontsge to the] Tliames.-To be LET, excellent and Spacious WATERS DP, PRE- P.151' ipgoo reair wih cnveiece for unloading any dcscrip- tioi ovceelsfrrm he hams; ituteContiguous to the Dboclk and cloe t te ot(c o th Reens Cisrl,and the projected tunnel, Paricrlary eigilefora crn-actr,biscuit-baker, coal merchant, sloseler,proIsin mrchnt,or ny ther trade requirling premises immeiatly wteride,Appy toMr.Barnes, auctioneer, 33, Fen- R EEOLD COTTAG n AD,Sse,landi- Ftax redcemred.-To be SOL,D, by Private Conitract, a Scuteel COTTAGE RESIDrNPCE, replete with every convrileniece, with about 13 acres of mneadowv land, pleasanitlY situate. lii the village of What- lingon, mies fom Htti. lOr,.n Hatings. (coachies Passinig daily,) wit chiseous, to-sallstale,cowlodge and outhouses, good gardn, nd sruberie, Te Irniccoiitains twvo parlours, with twosmalerroos ajoiing god ktcen and cellar, store room and daiy, ourbedoom, ad lbir; ad i held onl a lease, which ex- pireatMehaemas 182, a theren of30. per aunium. For parti- culas ~ply pos pad, o Mr C.L. taitford, Whatilngton, slear jAIAL FAMIILY RESIDEN_CE ndOfics wailed Gardeni, Pleasure Grounds, avid Meadow Land, In all about 20 Acrcs.-To he LET, on Lease, by Mr. CROGGON, a Capital detached FAMIILY RESIDENCE, In perfect order. anid very pleasantly] situate abntut Smriles north -if London; Conmprising sicea;itdrawving, dining, anid breakfast rooms, library, three principal Odrooms, six other bedroomis, excellenit kitcheeus,brcwhoube-, and numnerouls offices, coachiiousc and four-stall stable, productlvewaileri garden, slhrubbery, rind- pleatsure groutndAuclu-dinigtwo-SlstiponAda, with about IS acres of. rich grass lanid, a snmali cottage, barn, .Cc. To be vliewed by cards oiily, which with further particulars manybe obtainild of Air. Croggors, anedoiotier. &c. 64, Cornlhill. ~ LINENWA-PERS, Haberdaslhers, Grocers, U..Checesemongers, Brokers, or Otliers requiringepacionis Premises.! -To be L.E'V or SOLD, tIre LEASK of substantial PREMISES, sItuajte in a corilniaiidpig thirsruglifare, In the neighbourhood of Covenit-gar- den. An exrcel cnt anid lucrative business, has beeis carried on in the Ilnenidrasper y trade by the prescnt occupier -for many years. TI'ie pre- mises coiitain ail extensive shop, writhi large cellars. The dwvellinig- Pirouse hag a private entrance and 7 Capital bedrooems, together witli parIour, raw ng-room. and twvo l'itchrels; two staircases, anid Manay otlier convenIenices. 'Illhe proprIetor leaving business. Theli fixtures to be taken at a virlrratioii, stock optionial. For further- particuernsr inquie of arran and arter aucioneers, &-c. 5, Baslrrg-iane, D ELIGHTFU COTTAGI~,13 iiiles froln Towil.- To b LE orSOL byMr.HENHAW, an excellernt RESI- flitCS,srit lage arde, peasntlysitateiii mucir admnired village, In; throeou,rtyof Surrcy. TIre abovo premIses are neatly far: nislied wFit); every necessary for a respectable famnily, arid repletewsith numerous cenverlrencies. Wll he let to a tenalit at wvill on very ad- vasitageous terms; or the lease Ifor a trorm of wnhelA 2 years are un- cxpirodl at a grounld rent of only 81. per ahinum, to le disposed of. If required, a lease for 7,14, 21, or 29yearswill beranted. For furthler particulars and cards to views apply to the auctioneer a - pralsacr. anid house agenit, 32, Duke-street, WYcst SnritlrltGd, ncar Little HOUSEI-OLI) FURNITURE alll every description of PROPERrTY PURCHIASED In Town or Countrxt-Farnillcs go ng abroad or retiring from town, and desirous of ispesing of their furniture, &c. privately rather than being at a great expense, as well as unertainty attelding a pxublic auction on the prermises, are respectfully informed, that Mr. flOUR NE (late Wells) gives a FAIR PRICE, In ready moneY, for all kinds of PRtOPERTY wvhich, fromi the change of fashrosr or other causes, parties may think proper- to scil. Goodswarehoused or sold on liberal terms. Address, post paid, to 130, L,ong-arer. r1lHE HAY HARlVEST.-Rick Cloths, with Poles, :. rIbllev-. noxd Lines complete.-The Nobility, Gentry, and Agri. cultrists In geitaral, are respectfully Informed, that BENJAMIN EXGINGTON has now ready at his nranufrdetorv, 5, Tooley-street, Borouch, a variety ofdifferenet soze ICK CLOTHS, made ii. the best marnner, and of superior quality, w hIch ie is enabled to oftcr at un. presedented lowv prIces. Mob a:cs likewisE a few good tents, and somne flags equal to newv, union iacRs. enagns, standard., &c. N.H. T:r- panrilugs and stack clotbsaiton hire. roPrevent mlstirkes,be pleased to address the Christian Isame lleojaniil SEdgington, 5, T1onley-street, Borough; or for the convonierree of wvest-od residents orders re cecinvtedg hby lMr. 31 A. Nattali, bookseller, 24, -'ravistock-strect, Co. f- REAT COMPLAINTS haviug been lately made of r the SILK, told as FPrench Black spotting and'chranging colour, thIe Society of Arts liavyIng offered thel'rilcdal of &OI.value to tliee rsour prMducilng tile most beautiful and lasting -blarck oni silk, Lad es are strongly reoomnlcnded to select thre- beautiful steel coloured black knowvn-as double islack, as tir chleaPest arid most durable, as ft does riot change colour.- or spot-rind stain -likc that sold fo-1 Frenchblack, gnd is from Is. to 2s. per-yard cheaper, All bLacks of a red or plummy | hsue, such as tlivce:sold as Freneh blaek, silould be rcjebtd as fugitive, I as every thing that touches -them -spots and staisthem. r 'he d are I ppplies to gfapts of a plumzmy huise which the least rain dischlarges, laies shoul4 sclect only the black erSPe,