TO be LET, on LEASE, a ge...
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obe LET, on ILEASE, a geiaeel convenient HOUSE,) A. fr a naIl1 failly, in su1bstasitiral repair, situated In the beet part of the pis etty henlh onf o,fed2SSlefoSLno. ISeverl eoaches daill to town, Oxford. &c. inquire for teems (if by letter, Fpost pad) oif rs. Edmund Norris, lVokinlghsm, Oerks; to view of Mr.il.oddy, near thLe Premises. (NOTTAGE ONETo be LET, durigteumr %,/months, a COTTAGE, genteelly Furnished, conitgof2s- ting and 5 sleeping roorrs, anld replete wt vr ovnec o small family, togethier wihfut and plsuegrn,stuedoth London Read from Tontdetth el.Forptilasply post paid, to Mlr. J. Nash irr,Tnrdewle 0 e SOD 106TLoflOtfomwic grudTet f181. is deducted, leaving a net rental of 881. aLrisigfo he leaehld houses, respectably tenanted and Wvell sItuae i h etre of a terrace. For Varticuilars apply to Mr. Stoks aer 5 hapman-street, back or Whitc-condif-tgardens, Pe ON RNS IRVFD W3ROGND ,RENTS to be SOLD, to pay 8 per cent.; lease between 60 and 10years. secuired upon houses of fi,nr roonms and kitchenl, in the prsh of (Camberwell. APpl personally, or by letter, post paidl. to li.Thomrpson, surveyor, P2d vorth-turnipike, any morningbeforel11 or after .5. 7DERMvONDSEY. -A u em iIlnei el-nt iOULS E to be B LETr, contailning 2 parlours, diniing room, S bed rooms, kit- chen, wvaahhouse, drv cellars, paved yatrd, garden. &c. situate at Charlotte-row, jamraica-rowv, lermiondsey; the rent Is moderate, lin- cludinig the ver-y excellentflixtrires, A-c. May be viewed, rind particu- Tars known by applying to Mir.Phillips, upholsterer and appraIse, 208, Tooley street,,near London-bridge. I7'O I-NNYKEEPER and Others.-`fobe L'T, tha 2.od established FREE INrN, the Duke's HeaLd, at Walton-upyon- Thae,Surrey; has been many yars In possession ot the present tenant, and conducted -Aith the highest respectability, and maty be Ientered upon ait Mlidsummer day next. FuLrther particulars matY be tI nown by applying personally, (or if by letter, post paid) to Mrl. Cavell, 50. Parliam-ent-street, WVestminster. VXCEL LENT SITUATION0 tbr a WHOLESA~LE or RELTAIL BuSINpss.-spacious PREuMIsE to be LET. oni the north side of Leilctrlq5t.well calcuilated for a respectable busi- nes, o anextnsie sale Th siuation would be very desirable f,er a slIversmith aijelerfueishintg ironmnonger, haberdasher, and silkniereer, ofoanishle warehouse, &-c. Apply to 'Mr. liarriss, Savili-hese, Leicester.squRrte. iEENDOIN.-'To be LETr, 011 Lease, in th retired and ILH beauitiftul village of Hlendoir, a VILLA, called Brent Loidge, aidiLpted for thecomfortable accominodatio)nuof agenteel family. Th'e house stands Inashrubbery, and bsa 'good kitclien garden and 10 acres of land attached to it; the oiRces Ate commodiouis and complete, wvithi abundance of goad wvater. For particualars inquire of Mr. Scripps, 1. Sonitthnmolton-street; or of Mlr. Fleurriet, carpeniter, I-lendon, wvho still show the premrises. ~ 0 CH MISS aild DR GGISTS, or Medical ;.Gentlemnen.-A most advantatgeous Offer.-To be DISPOSED OF, aL HOUSE and SHOP, In excellent repair, long established as a chy. mist's anid dr-uggist's, at the west cad of the town, and wrell citlcu- lated f-or any holiness requirinj roomy prenrises. Particulars of Mr. iM'ivhane, auctioneer, &c. Fo ey-piace, Cavendish-square ; or Mr. WIllats, druggist, 19, Fore-street. Crip Igt;i y etr ot paid, M1A_L_L_ NTYI-OSE---Tobe LET,Fnrnished k -J for 63 month4. or a longer peeriod, a mnost comnpact COUNTRY K!ESIOFNCF., delightfLuly situatte near H-amptonwIiek, with a j- addock arid good garden, coaehhouse and Stables; wvould be Let Un- furnished, on Lease, or the whiole (which Is freehold) disposed of. Particulars of Mr. )'Shazie auctionieer, upholsterer, A-c. 32, Foley. stare. c:avend sh- vice: all letters to be poit paId. C OU'J'Y lESIDENCE.-To be LET, eithier Fur-' IOUhe fo'R tIre years, or "n a Lease, Unfurnished, for a term of eas. saciusCOUNTRY' RESIDENCE. delightfully situate in the r'unty o glsx, ithlin 14 miles Of town. Ttie mnansiont stands in ;: rntreof 0 ares of laind well planted, conltaiisa spacious and nuinrOn ofice. etensive gardens well sitocked shu aes, lawnls, A-c.S"ii b Le wIh or without land, osaquniy0acres may be ha, ortime holeiwhich is freehold)mybpchsd Particu. lar ,, Mr M'bniie.auctioneer, A-c. Folypae aeds-square: :nlilettrs t beposRpid. Tobe ET, ith pssesion, t Misumrret,a hlighly res4pect. able Nbi,ety availageouly stustefor he b sinesk in wich it has bee carie onfora nmbe ofyeas wthgreat success. The house is i sustatialrepir,is fequnte byrespectable travellers, and stads ig asa crsfotabl aid ellcoducted establishmient; it is nowin ulltrae, nd s pesurle tobea most eligible cioncern for an actie iidiiiinai.Furpartculrs Pply (if by letter, paid paid) to Lor. 3. os,utoneanetaegnt, Churchi-court, Old Jewry, 'TifELSEA-, near l4ttersca-.bridge.-To be LETf, on Lease. amost eligibleVMIlLY RESI"DENCE, Pleasantly situate ,,n the hanks of tlire liarxses, arid commanding roi extensive view of the river. The house Is very comnmtsdiously fitted up, liavinig wvater .laid on. to eachi floor. It comprises 7 bed roomns, 2 drawing roomns, I en,latrged. with a bow, litterl up as at greerihoule, also a dining room, .kitchen, laundry, wash;hourse, arid other offices; a fore-court, atnd smnall Itack garden. luernlediate possession rosay be had, and further Particularrs arid ticketts to viesy by application to Mr. Olding, 71, F be SOLD, the urTexp:red LE4ASEV of . er.o ftil geniteel COTTA,1GE;, near Plinner, Ini excellent repair, itand delight- sfil ituate, 12 miles from Oxford-street, consisting of breakfalst parior. diin~ oom, rawin roo , tre b,est bedroonis, thiree ser- i'ans' dtto Ltcmen,washoul, adRdiry, a good 3'stall stable, coahhose.andothr otofics. ithlaw, peasregarden, kitchen ditt, aid 2padoeks Ret a eplercori;taxe abut 41. For par- rieiltl liily(i byleter, ostpad) o . I. t Ms.itigeoMbe's, 6. the f'urniture i --0O th POREO So H USS on ronthe verge of Ptitney-heatn), is offered a TNNT, fr ny time not xececding 7 years, to take possession bets'e this arid Michaelmas; thie earliest time wiuld be preferred. The liouse Must be in good ,repai~r arid wiell fwrneish,ed, arid mnust contain a hanidsome drawing roon;l, ulirrili roonm -sitting ro,om, 4 good bedroonils at lease, with .I r '2 dressing rooms, 6 servants' bedrooms8, and offices of every idoecription: a good iaur;dry isinidispen5able. The advertiser's family ;arid cir,?uiistances are such as sriil insnre the least Posslible Inquiry as to the ra,re offrurilterre anidthe regul~iFa,rnpyent of rent, Ac, Letters to he addressed to r. Ov'ery, plumbrer, BeekeirhaLm, Kent. EAR HnYDE-PARK.-ToTbe ~LET, Fu_rnished or Unfurnishied, for a termn of years. on very moderate terms, a :genteel RESIDENCE, coiitaininmg 4 bed rooms, a drawing room and .boudoir, eatirig roornl. good entrance liail, spacious bathi, and appro- pri;,e domnestic offi,es. calculated to the a-cormodatIoer of a bache- ;lor, widow, lady. or small genteel family. Tire rent, unfurnished. !would he Moderate, and the lease -may be had on low terms. The ;Purchaser may alsir ie accomirodated with the wii'ile or part of the furitue,at fir alatin.For cards to view and further partieu- Ilars apply to Messrs. Dermier and Co. house and estate agenits, 82, Lowecr Grosvenor-~trL'5t, Newr Bind-street. bJRGSURGEONS, Apothecaries, Chyrnists, goild rrgsr.Tibe DISP'OSED OF', on mssilt reasonable terms, in encsi,iinen'e of ithe iil heailtli of the proprietor, a RETAIL MEDICAL : BUSINESS, In a populous neighbourhood, and one of the greatest Ithoroughrfares in towvn, It is are excellent house, at a very lowv rent. 'fThe apartments are now" let for misre tlan the rent and taxe:s. A cer- tain r,celptwfIll lie irisunred to the purchaser, for which only a small prrn imI asked, paymerit of which as the proprietour is in easy cit. cumnstanees wvill riolt be required till after the tirst year's receipts hav.e :proved as represenlted. To preveint unneceessar'y trouble, it is reqtiest. ed no personi wil, apply who cannot commanid 20012. For cards aprply Ito, NIt. Sayer,. ,pothiecarles'-hall. ,~DETACHED COTTAGE to be- LET, Furnished, L-1- at Nottingigill, 2 miles from Tyburn-turnpike. for one year Or fur a longer term if re9utired, fit for the receptioni of a smnall genteel family; consisting of dining parlour, small ceitranee hail, servailts' iredr,om. kiitchels, wvashhousse, pantry', arid vlarious closets, on the ground flo trwing room, 2 bes~t bedrooms, dressing closet, and wae lston the flrst floor, andl 4 good bed rooms over, wt plea. sureaund kzitchen gardere, coaehbouse, 4-stall stable, A-c. The whole occupies one acre and a quaRTter of ground, and comamanding a beau- tiful viewoif Hamipstead, 1-igligate. and Harrow. For further parti- culars appil' (if by letter, post paid) to A. B. at M1r. Young's, lawv-sta- tirnier. Essex.street, Strand. t~5-S-0OLD, by Private contract, FI~VEHUN-,T . Jr T)RED ACRES of niost excellenit ORCICA RD. Meadows. Pasture, ,and TILLANGE LAND11, with a suitable house arid offices, amid farm hou~ef, great tithe free, and a miodus for almost the wvhole of the siaral titlies. The preinises arc situate Ini the eastern part of Devon. arid in a miost ple.auat situationi, really wvell wvorth the attenition of any pesnsibn toia Ivest a considerable suin; In freehold property. !Possession to be had at any time as may be agreed on. The greatest par oftir pemies re n ossssin o te proprietor. 'I'he manor. in hic thy ae atun, wli e sM wth the property, which is a mos deirbleappndge.A pckof oxhouinds3and sereral Packs of harersarekep wihin6 mlesof t. or further particuiihrs apply o Messs. Poleand reeniel. soicitrs.Gray's-inn, Londonl Or Mr. Frs;cl Pole,solcior,Columposi Dvon. 0 be LET on LEASE, ain elegant IVILLTA, de-l9ght- T fuilly situate at Chin1cford.hatchs, 10 ;miles from Lonidon, in the Icourity of Essex. The residence staiids in tire centre of a law'ri aiid pleasure grounds, ornamented by shirubs and forest trees in great per- fLection, and contains 7 treat bedctil.mtfers. dininsg atnd drawing rooms, wvith bow windows-, screened by verandas, an entranice ball, conve- nleert llyrht kitelien, wsashhouse, cook and butler's pantries, dairy, and b -eer cellar. The exterior offices comnprses a euaehhouse, a 4 stall litable, and cart sttable. bakehouse, laundry, knife-house, hayloft, and coachman's room and storeroom, with other outbuildings, Yards. ;drying ground, and other coniveniences, an excellent kitchen garden itcll stocked arid plailted with fruit trees, a fishpond, and several lin. eI-rsures of rich meadow land. comxprisinlg alt,sgether about 1$ acres, with a small cottage adjoining. Possession na be liad ismmediately. For further particulars Inquire of Mtr. Appleyad ., Lincoln's-inn, or rif lit. Newman. surveyor, at the Drhdge-honige, Tooley.street. J4ANCASTER-PLACE, IVtro-big. T be whicT or SOLD, several sub*tantial and convenient HOUSES, wihare now finislhed and fit for Immediate occupation. These housxesarceconstruc!ted in apeculiar manner, beingetf'ectually secured .against the spreadi Ng effects of fire, are situlated In an open and healthy :part of the town, conimnandingirfrom, both fronts most extensive iviess-sof the Thailnes, the principal bridges, public edifSces, and much ;of the scener'y of the surroundinig country, and so muLsh elevated ,~above the surface of the river at high water as to be not onliy free from damp btrt from ev'ery annoyance whatever. Good stabling and :cosehbouses may be bad if required I alsoa drY and extensive ware- house and wvharf next the river. The wvarehouse comapr' ~~ss 2 dloors l(and a third might be added), the area of each of whii 'i is abou,t I.90 feet by 160 feet. Also 8 archied vaults, 56 feet Iong, 1d feet wide, and 20 feel high. The wholealre near the river, and have a conve- niet crrigeway into tire Strand. Also 2 houses, well adapted Ifor warehouse-keepers, wafnes rcutuhue;adsnr stabing cariag-h whars &-.nTets vor countihouse prandesundry ,beer, recently anid subestanitially crinstructed, and being situat ed oni the Straind side of Waterloo-bridge, nearly in the centre of the IMetropolis, are particularly wnorthry the aLttention of flourfactors, i corndealers, or persons engaged4 hr the reinie or bottle trades, or aLny ;other extenmded concern wherein stosv-rge and f'aeilitie&'of lend aRild water comimunication are indispensably requisite. For partIculars iapply at 2, Lancaster-place, Waterloo-bridge, where a person isteli attend frerm 10 o'clock to 4 for the purpose 'if showing the premnises. ANTSEAD,Surrey.-Excellent Family Residence, Landto be fices, Garderis, arild Fourteen Acres of fertile Mleadow Lad-T e LT. or the Lease Disposed of, an excellent and most compact FAMILY RESIDEN'sCE, witb oificesof every necessary descrip. tio, nat leauregaren,wit cosevatory and excellent produc- I tve egtabe irdri skrtd b 1 acesof very fertile meadowi land, I cnveienly ivied nto5 pddoks,very pleasantly situate, 16 mils fom ordon ard oslesfrm Epsorn, en the village of Bausted, pat o Sureyjusly stemed for the salubrlty of it,, I ar,resecabiit ofriighophoo, ndthe beautiful scenery of I the adj~~~~~~acetutyan fodn euiraanlluModation to gen- tleen on offied.pors, eig wthn an easY reach of 5 packs 'Of nounds. The residence contains 5 spacious entraneeball, ex:celtersi lofty drawing room, 22 feet aild a half 10' 16 feet, dilingroom, 18 feet by 16 feet, a study or mornileg room, 4 principal airy and cheerful chambers, a dressirn room, 5 servants' sleeping rooms, and excellent dry cellaring; tie domestic offiles are exeellest, very enisvenientlv arranged, and are of every deseription necessary for the acconiniodatiori of a respectable family. Detachied are a good 6-stall and a 3-stall stable, double coaehblouse, eoevhouse, pou=try house, a small farmyard, wvith barn, &c. 'rhe premises are In exel- lent repair, and immediate possession may be had, with the option o0 the household furnittire, AC. by appraisement. Slay be vlewed by tickcts, whi?h wvith particulars and terms may be had by applica- tion (if' by letter, post paid) to hilessrs. GCrdom, agents, auctioneers, &-c. at spsom. EV AST BEAM MINE, in the Parish of Luxulian and County of Cornwvall.-A most important discovery has recently been made In the said parish of several valuable tin lodes, which, ac- cording to the hest opinions fornied on the subject, aed from the rich quality of the tin found therein, areconafdently believed to be a con' timiuation of the rieh lodes ins that very valuable tin mine, called Beam, in the adoioning parish ofSt. Austell, which has produced, auid still pro- duces in large quantities, the best gralr till in the county, to the great rofit oftheadventurers. Thefortuiate discoverers have succeeded mn obtaining a very extensive grant of the ground through wvhich the lodes lead. Their pecuniary meam3 hov,wever are i,nadequiate to the ex- penrses that wvil necessarily attenkd the prosecutiom of their object be. .rhe etaadvantages ean be realized. TheY therefore deter. mine tO SELL THRE.E FO UK-lTHS of their RIGHT, that is 96 shares, the whole concern, (w hich has received the name of East Beam) being divided Into 128 shares. Hence It appears that a select companyof elght persons (mzore or less), uniting In the purchase, will be privileged with the appointment of agents, a-c. andthe sole management of the concern, an adivintage of great Insportanice in minng affairs. Bekm Mine has already produced a profit of 10,0001. exclusively of the steam engines, stamping mills, and other valuable materials nosy thereon, and l-9th part of that concern has been recently sold for 1,000 guineas. The present prospects ill East Beam justify the expectation that the shares nosw offered for sale will qulclly be disposed of an early appi. cation therefore can only ensure a participation in the great profits likely to result from the above very valuable diEscoverIes. To prevent kedious application-i the present oxvners have fixed the price of each share at I 11. Mr. Pomery, of St. Austell, Is appointed to sell the shares and any appIlcation to him personaUy, or by letter, post paid, wiU be Inmedlately attended to.