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1OIR SALE by Private Contract, an eligible ESTATE, (part freehold, part copyhoJd, fine certain,) conslsting ofa manoz and venteel co-unltrY residence, pleasantly situate on the borders of Ilerts, Within 30 ml;es of London,eornpriing every requisite aecomT anodaido; for a moderate sized fariilY, with coachhouse, stabling, arid all otherjuotbuullAnlg necessary for the residence and farm contIguou' thereto, dens, and pleasure grounds suirrounded by shrubberies in full pLrfietion. a bacilr.ts eottage, and 3 others, ell in exceUsnt condl tion. 'rite ectatacontains about 192 acres of land (well enclosadl, wvit 't Vaiuable ri of' common, and Is In high cultivation, thie residence and farmbullLngs are In nsost perfeet repair: possessloxi niay be lhae at Mchaemas.The rowig tiber,trees, and sapllugs wiil be in. Mciuded inthe purchase. rTshYenfiEtunrles frming istock, crops anid tiliatge to he taken ata valuation. Particulars may besadoxf Mr. Nockolds land agent, Trlng, who is fully authorlsed to trest foi the estate Letters lnmust be post paidL KIYNG'R THEATRE. Last Night blt One. TO-MORROW RVVIINGN will he performed, fur the last time, tho oPera tierisin 3Sacts, entitled ROMEO , OIULIETT:,. NMusl composed byZnga7Tli. Owilng to the lengt'a of the Performance, there wIvll be no) Dlvertissesnsent. 5,fter the Opera, the Scandinsavian Ballet, called LE SONGE D'OSSIAIN comnposed by Mt. Aunmer. Applications for boxes to be mnade ti, M r. ,.ln. Opera-aticle. 105, Quadrant. THEATRE Rf9Y.Al,, HAI'MfR1f ET. THIS EVENINX(. LOVFRA' QUARRRtA. After which, SWEeTHFARTS AND WIVES. tBhily Lackadav, Mr. lstoi t: laiira, ad(lame Vestris. Toconaludevwlth TWO srRiNGS TO 'sOUR ROW. THrEATRR ROYA -,,1,i'ArG 1,18 OPIRA.HOUSF,Strand. THIS EVFNINN, a new musleial performance, called DER FRRISCHUTZ: or, The Seventh Bullet. Rtodolph, Mr. Braham; Zamlel, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Agnes, Miss Nofel; A n1. Miss4 Povey. After which (2d time) a new faiusleal entertainmeiit In 2 Pets, called THE REIGN OF TWVEi.VE HOURS. IA VIA.v ROn YAI. AMP HI- Tll RA TH R, WrstClinter.sbridIgt. THIS FVENINO, the inprreedenrtedly macilficent spectacle of TUR, BATTLE OF WATE:RI,0. After which. Monsieur Duerow wvill perform the admired Rqueitrian PantoTmime Scesse% of ILe Pas. teuror Shvphs-rdr. Roy, Lc.letxdes Drapeaux, and(withNfademolselle Ducrow) Ctupid and , .ephyr. nxe-cises by tihe Turkislh Mare Beda. To concluide writh Mlr. W. Barryinore'q ncw panitomfire, called HAR. LEQUIN AND TI i DRAGON OF WAN'IFLY. Clown, mr. Southby. The Battle of Waterloo begini at half'past 6. N'W StTRRRY THEATRE. TTtIS EVE:NIGJ will hse presented an enitirely stew melodrama SuBsets, (of poverfssl Isiteresti called HItE ORPHAN OF TilRPYRF-. R ES; or, T he Sicilian Ques;. After whieh, a Pas Seul. by Miss (ourtree. To which ciii l-e added. a 1lnew romantic serlh-coomic eee, In 2 acts, cailled THE CALIPHt IiXROUN ALRASCiltD: or, Ps'he Arss,f the Desert. In (lie courseof the evening. arsov0z by Mr. gilbbon. The whole tO couoclude with a new- comnic pantomiime, rcalled THE .W,IRIf:S' PARADISE: or. Harleqlin Ploughiboy. nOYALj4t,CO.RlTRh. lTHE-,l TRr . 'I'HII TVENING whim be preRentM4 a new trAlfe drama of a Dcer'- 3far constrlction, called ST. OTiARD'S MOUNT0 _r, Fatal Retri- bution. After which (compressedl int one et) the favourite natlonal Melodrama of THi E HAfUNTF.D HITLK: or, T'he Rebel's Heir. The wvbole to conMlude with TiE OLD OAK ClUES P; or, The Smuggler's Soasztnd the Robber's Daughter. ROYAL C-ARDE S, VATTXI.ILL. TIltS FV.NING, Aug. 1, wiTi be a splenldid G.ALA FF.TE, lnder the Ciletmeial Phtronage of His Majesty, with a c)statit sueeessiom i,f At UJcEMENTS from 8 till l2 c,'elock, consisting of a Grand Concert of Voeal and instnimental Mtsilc; Graisd llsttle Sinfonla, composed by -Ir. Rolke: the new, popularOvertuire to Der Frei.sshutx; the sur- prising Perfonnanee4 of the French Juggler, whlieh have nmet tho approbation of nearty a!t Europe: the Newr Panitomnime: zew Per- formafnet of the admnired Fantoecini, Tight and Slack Rope, new Cosmerams : the splendid Musical Temple wvill be exhibited ; Fire- works, terrifc AAcent of the yonanr American. &c. In consqlleqtce o5f repeated solUcittiaon. to resune the favouorite Ballet of the Chiniese Wedding, the Proprietors respectfills annossises that It will be per. formed f.r a few nights alternately witi thte Newr Pantomime. Docrs open at 7. AdmIssion 3S. 6d. - The publicatisn of The Time, commenced at 6 o'clock yester- day morning, and fini-hed at 8.