Star. — London, England, 1807-08-03 00:00:00

;a SALES BY AUCTION. LFF.DS, YORKSHIRE. Ey Metro'. SKINNER, DYKE. and Co. in Ong Lot, (Due Notice of the Day of Sale will he given) A CAPITAL and very Va noble FREEHOL D ESTATF, molt advantageoufly &nee in the Parithe- •f Rothe,. II and Leeds, in the Townfhips of Middleton, Hunftell, and Heelkon. nearly contiguous to the capital town of Leeds, com prang the evertfive LORDSHIP or MANOR of MIDDLF,TON. Two &Braille Befidences ; with (nimble Offices, Coach Hooks, Stabling Pirafure Grounds, walled Gardens. and Paddocks, in the occupation of Coupland, Ffq and Mr. John Humble ; and the contiguous Perms, containing about 'too Acres of rich and produdive Meadow, Pefture, and Arable Lands, fine Woods and Plantatioes Together with the' ineshauftible Coal Works, communicating with, and ftreittg the populous town of Leeds, se. cording to an A l of Parliament. On the Mate arc two powerful Steam Engines, five (mailer Engines, with compleat Machinery. a Water Corn Mill, a Brewery, Malting. and numrrous Warchoufes; Stabling, Te nements, and other fuitahie Buildings The whole property lire nearly within a ring fence, and is cepa ble of the great& Improvement, fo u to render it one of the molt produdive Hiatt; in the Weft Riding of Yorkihirc; Tytbe free, and the Land-tai redeemed • For further particulars apply to Mr. Lewis, N. t, Gray's-Inn Square; and to Mean. Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Alderfgate-ftrect, London. SURREY. KNIGHTS HILL MANSION HOUSE and LAND, the Property of the late I ORD THURLOW. Shortly, at Gariawafe Coffee Houk. THIS truly elegant and fslendid MANSION, with fultabkattached and detached Offices, Farm Yard. aid Out.bilildinp. replete with every convenience; and upwards of no sere. of esetlient produaive Meadow and Pafture Land, forming altogether a molt important Domain fit for the Refidence of a Family of the firft diftinainn. The Eat ttion of Knights Hill is retired, amidft the ntoft in terefting rural Scenery, commanding cxtealive, richly wooded. and diverfified Profpedt.; diftant live Miles only from London, and one Mile each from Streatham and Dulwich. Particulars are preparing, and will be fiscally ready for delivery, ofwhieh due notice will he given in this Paper, and alto of the Day of Sale, when every neceffary information may be had, and plans of the Fftar7 fcen. on application to Mr. Townley. Laid Surveyor, %Valworth; and at Mr. James's Office, No. 4, New lisfwell•Court, Linenin's Inn. NOR THAMP TONSHIRE. VALUABLE FR EEHOLD ESTATE, TY THE-FR Er, AND LAND TAX REDEEMED—By Mr. SMITH, At the Hind Inn. in Wellingborough, in the County of Northam ' ton, on Thurfday the aoth Intl. Atiguit. OW, at Four in the Afternoon. A MOST capital FREEHOLD FARM, Tythe free, fitnate in the Parilh of Finedon. within two Miles of Wellingborough aforefaid t confuting of upwards of io6-Acres of Fertile Arable, Pafture. and Meadow Land, whereof about 40 Am s are Meadows, and the rem cinder dry, healthy Turnip Soil, a great part of which has been ufed as a Sheep Peon for time immemorial The whole lies to a Southern afpca, with an eafy decent from a public Road to the Meadows; which extend to the River lfc. This is one of the mat improvable Farms. and ' licit adapted to the Turnip Culture, that have ever been offered to the Pulite It this County. and ie an extremely defirable Situation for a Rdidenee Tht Roads are good. and Manure at cafy dif tams t and reafonahle Rates compared with molt parts of the County in which it is Mame. For further particulars, apply to Mars. Hodfon, Solicitors, in Wellingborough. WILTS.—By Mr. KNIGHT, On Tue!day, the sith inft. eSo7, and three following days, ALI. the ttuly neat and valuable FURNITURE , Plate Maitre of fuperior dimenfions. Beautifully inlaid Marble Pier Tables, French Cabinets, Library Book.eafes, Draw • ing-rooni fair, and other arras of H ARTH AM PAK HOUSE the late property of Lady lessee. deceafed.—Comprßifing An retentive variety of domellic articles of the firft. Manufadto. ry, in Wardrobes Commodes, Side-board Tables, Sophas, Chairs, Card, Pier and Lori Tables; two neat Library Bookcafea, 9 feat wide. two ditto, 6 feet 9 inches wide. two French Cabinets of Satinwood beautPuHy - inlaid, and mounted in Ormolu; feveral very fuperior Glare Plates 75 inches by 48—.15 by 43, and others of (mailer dimenSonA ; four Tripods of richly burnilhed Gold ; Candelabras. elegant and highly politlied Stove Grates; bandforoe four poft Bedfteads with Chintz Cotton and Dimity Furnitures. • torrefpondirig Window Curthins in French Drapery, fine featured Down Beds, Mattraffes and Bedding, Bruffeb Carpets, Prints; a • few fearce Birds of beauti.nl plumage, (tuft and well prefervtd; a Mangle, Houle Clock, Culinary Utenfils, large Brewing Fur nace, Marfh i üb. Coolors, Calk+, Garden Lights, and various other effcdts -Selene begin each day prec'fely at twelve. To be viewed en the preceding Saturday and Monday, only with Catalogues at One dhtlling each, which may be had at thc Lamb Inn. 11 Bath, the place of Sale, No. a t Badge-row, London, and Auelioneer's, Devises. N. B. Hartham is t mile North of Cortham, Wilts; 9 miles Fait of Bath ; 4 miles Weft of Chippenham; and a Ibort diltance . from the London Bath Turnpike roan. _ FREEHOLD ESTATES, Situated ?Is the Parithes of Pi&tort. Carney. and Wainecet, late she pr 'petty a Edward °scathed, Efq &ceded, At the Pocock Inn, Soften, on Wisincelay, the spelt inft, SEVERAL very valoable V REEIi OL D FARMS, claimed in the pariihes of Filistoft. Frtlkncy, and Wainiket, eery dißances from Bolton and Spilfby, in the county of Lincoln ; containing about to; 7 acres of fertile, arable, and teeellent graz ing moral and meadow land ; with geed farm honks and out houfes for the purples of hulhandry ; with valuable Common rights, let tel good tenants, at rents amounting to 1051. tos. per annum : together with the eztenave manor of Waintket. held un der the Duchy of ;.ancafter, with Courts Leet and Courts Baron. To be viewed till the day of fele, by applying to the tenants ; , el whom the printed particulars may be had : and alto of Mr. - Thomas Walker, Solicitor, Spilling; at the Peacock inn, Bolton; White Hart, Spalding; Bull, Horns-attic; the New King's Head, loath; the George. at Caifter; the Angel, Brigg ; Rein Deer, Lin sobs; the Nag's Head, Rugby; of Mr. Newcombe, printer, Stam ford ; Mr Peacock. printer, York ; Mr. Peck, printcr,Hull at the George Inn, Grantham ; and Atter', Sleaford; Mr. Cattle man, Solicitor, Wimborne, Dark:take ; Debary and Cope, Solidi tors, No. 1. 'ratifield Court, Temple; and of Mr. Beacham, Can ingSey, near Horns-Ala AN EXCELLENT ANCIENT STONE MANSION AND FRESPIOLD ESTATE, CALLED FAIRCROUCH. By Marrs. HOGGART and PHILLIN, (Succeffors to Mr. SMITH), At Garraway's on Thariday, the 6th inftant, at Twelve o'Clock, ankh an acceptable offer is in the mean time made by Private Contra& AVERY defirable ring-fenced FREEHOLD ESTATE, called FAIRCROUCH and TA PSELLS, in a fine healthy part of the county of Suffer, in the parilh of Wad built, four miles Iron Lamberburft, two and a half from Fruit, four and a half from Tnehrklge Wells, ten from Tunbridge, fourteen from Battle. (even from Coodhurit, an d twenty from Lewes, comprifirig one hundred and forty Acres. of Arable, Meadow, Pafturc, Weed, and Hop Land, in good cultiVition, with a large ancient !tone huilt MANaION, Offices, Barns, Stabling, Hop Oa(, Farm Yard, large walled Garden and Out buildings. on Foircrouch, and a Farm Houle and Out buildings on Tapfells, with a Cottage, let to a Tenant at Will. The Eftate is in part bounded by a Trout Stream, with a vain able Stone Quarry and Chalybeatc Spring, forming altogether a very defirable and improveable property; in the °emptiest of the proprietor, vho will give early poffeffion. *re be viewed so days previous to the Sale, by applying to Mr. Gorham, on the Premifes, of whom Particulars may be had, alto at the Suffer Arms Tavern. and Angel Inn, Tunbridge Wells; Crown, 'Tunbridge; Star, Lewes ; Cheequers, Larnberbarft White Hart, Seven Oaks; Swan, Hollings; Caftle, Brighton ; of the Lewes Journal and Suffer Advertifer ; of Mr. Phi/cos, Attorney at Law, Burvralh ; Mr. Hoper, Solicitor, No. a s, Great Mariborough-ttreet; at Garraway's, and of Meffrs. Hog gart and Phillips, No. 6a, Broad-ftrect, Royal Exchange, where a Map of the littAte may be foen. SALES BY AUCTION. LEASEHOLD COTTAGE and GARDEN, MITCHAM. To be LET or SOLD, By MelTra. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, AConvenient Family Cottage fituate at Mitcham, with an excellent walled garden, coach boufe and , RR bling,the property of William Penning, juu. Efq, removing to itavenibury. . Particulars may be bad of Mr. Simfon, SE. Paul's Clinrelt-yard ; and of Metfra. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 61, Broad Area. • MOR DEN PARK, SURREY. Valuable Stock of Genuine Wines, Cows. Hotfes, Growing Crops, Hay, Farming Stock, Carts, Waggons, and Elton& By Mars. HOOOART and PHILLIPS, (Sucesffors to Mr SMITH) On the prentifes, at Morden Park. near Sutton, Surrey, on Tuefday, Austsft 4. and following day, at eleven, THE Fir!! Day's Sale will confill of all the Valua- Mc FARMING STOCK and GROWING CROPS, emu priGng ;bout at° Loads of Hay, at Cows, 8 ftreng Draught Can Marie' I, Cart Colts, Carta, Waggons , and . Implements, 29 Acres of W heat. 9 Acres of Peas, s 3 Acres of Oats, 18 Acres of Beans, and about too Loads of Manure. Ago. the following WINES, which are 'strongly choice and tine; Two pipes of Port in wood, vintage sflox, tso dozen of ditto, a quantity of Hock, S betty, Madeira, Claret, Sicilian, Con. Ronda, and Bueellas. To be viewed one day prior to the fair, and catalogues bad of Mr. Blunt, Solicitor, and of Mean. Hozgart and Phillips, Old Broad &en, near the Royal Exchange. FREEHOLD FARM, WADHURST, SUSSEX. By Mars. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Succefors to Mr Saturn), At Garraway s, on Thurfday, the 6th MR. at to o'clock. GREAT BUTTS FARM, a very Defirable Free. bold Eftate, containing soo acres of arable ' meadow,pafture, wood; and hop land, well cultivated, and in good fltuation for margeta, in the parifh of Wadhurit ; a fine Sporting part of the county of Sae:, four miles from Frant, fir from TunbrUgeWells, twelve from Tunbridge, two from I.amberburft, and twenty miles from Hafting., with a large farm houfe. three barn!, 'tabling, cot tage garden, farm yard, and outbuilding., a Rune quarry, sod marl pit. The Eftate lies very compadt on both fides of the turnpike road, and commands a beautiful Inuation fur building a Villa, or Spor ting Refidence ; the land Is well fuppiied with water, and early purfilfion will be given. To be viewed by applying to Thomas Shorter, the Bailiff, On the Farm, of whim particulars may be had,ten days previous to the tale ; alto at the Sofres Anna Tavern, and Angel Inn.Tun bridge Wells ; Crown Tunbridge ; Star, Lewes ; Checquers Lamberberft ; White Hart, Seven Oaks ; wan, Haftings ; Cattle, Brighton ; of the Printers of the Lerreijoemal and Sofres Adver titer ; Mars Scoones and Son, Attornics at Law, Tunbridge ; at Garravray's ; and of Mars. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Broad ftreet, Royal Sschange, where a Map of the Beate may be teen. • - RICHMOND HILL. Valuable COPYHOLD ESTATES on that diftinguifised fpot. , By Meffrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Socceffors to Mr. Simprii) At Garraway's, on'Thurfday, the 6th intl. at Twelve o'Clocb, in Lots, ASUBSTANTIAL RESIDENCE, in excellent repair, on Richmond Hill, coorinnanding a luxuriant prof pedt of the Banks of the Thames, with a walled Garden and Of fices, let on 'cafe for about nine year., unexpired, to the Hon. Mrs. Needham, who has improved the prentifcs at a very conli• derabje expellee. A Dwelling-hook adjoining, containing two room+ on each Hoer, with Office+ and Garden in hand, and early poireffion will be given. A double •Coach houfe, !even !tall Stable and Yard, extending about 5 i feet in ftosit of Richmond Hill, commanding a beautiful fituation for building. The above Elates are nearly equal to Freehold, being Copybold of the ilgeco's Manor. Alf°, a Leafthold Eftate. comprffing two Coach honks and Stabling near the above. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Robertfon, Upholiterer, Rich mond ; (the Haute recopied by Mrs Needham, with tickets only). which, with particulars, may be bad ro days previous to the Talc, of Meffrs Huggartand Phillips, No. 62, firoad-ltrect. Particulars alfo at the Talbot. Richmond; Star and Garter, Kew Bridge, White Lion, Putney; Spread Eagle, Wandworth ; and at Gar raway's. FREEHOLD LAND. near TUNBRIDGE. 11, Mart. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Suereffors to Mr. SIMITu) At Garraway'r, •a Thurfday, the 6th iottant, at Twelve, in 'I hree Lets, PORTER'S FARM, comprifing about Forty-tw o Acres of Freehold Arable and Meadow Land, part fituate on thcb order of the Turnpike Road, leading Rum Tunbridge Wells to Maiditeme, in the parith of Punbury, commanding a fine fitua elan for building; five miles from Tunbridge, in the county of Kent ; with a Farm Houfc and Outbuildings, of which polrefrion will he given at Michaelmas next. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Peter George. at Pipping's Farm. near Punhury ; of whom Particulars may be bad to days previous to the fate; alio of Mars. Scoones and Son, Attornies at Law, Tunbridge; at the Crown Inn, Tunbridge; Vi'oodgate Punbury; White Hart, Seven Oaks; Angel Inn, Tunbridge Wells; Chequers. Lamberhurlt ; and of Mars Hoggart and Phil lips, No. 6s, Old Broad-arca, Royal Exchange, where a Map of the Eitate may be feen. COMPACT LEASEHOLD corrAGEs and GARDENS, near RIVER-HEAD. Dy MeirrsliOGG . (Succefiors to Mr. Sucre) At Garraway's Coffee hook 'Ckange-Alley, Cornhill, on Wed nefday, the tub init. at Twelveo'Cloek. THE 'LEASE of Twit Neat Well built COT TAGES, pleafantly fituate within hp' a mile of River-head, and the road to Haftings at &Kers Green, in the print of Chevening and county of Kent; with flower and kitchen Gardens, extending about Soo feet in depth, fupplied with excellent water ; the prin cipal part of the premifes is in hand, and the remainder lett to a tenant at will. To be viewed Ex days previous to the tale, and particulars then had at Garraway's, and of Meas. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, l;road Street, Royal Exchange. De4rablc FREEHOLD ESTATE—HERTS. The FOUR SWANS INN, Waltham Crofs ; a FARM at Beau moat Green ; feveral Clufes of Meadow Land and Cottages. By Mars. HOGG ART and PHILLIPS, (Fucceffurs to Mr Smot) At Garraway's. on Wednefday, the lath init. ins Lots. PHA well known Capital FREEHOLD INN, now in full trade, and well tenanted, fituate on the Great North Road from Landon, known by the name of the FOUR SWANS, WALTH A M CROSS, on leak to Mr. MONK, fifteen years unexpired, at a low rent : together wi•h the tap houfe, !ta bling for fifty horfes, coach host; out buildings, and a dole of rich meadow land, upwards of three acres; a Farm at Ile iumunt Green, with a farm houfe, barns, ftabling, and nut buildings, and 4S acres of rich land, a dare of rich land, fituate near Hammond ftreet, cal d Tomlins and Great Garden, together with near four acres, in the occupation of Maria Wynch ; ;Wok of rich meadow land, called Svranfield. adjoining the Four Swans Inn. containing toA. alt. 3 (P. in the occupation of James Werner, tenant at will ; and a Freehold Brick IVlatiage at Enfield, let at ill. per annum. To be viewed ten days previous to the Pale, and particulars then had at the Four Swans, Waltham Crofs ; Saracen's Head, Ware ; Greyhound, Enfield ; Bull, Hoddefdon ; at Garraway's ; and of Mcfrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 6z, Broad•freet. KEW FOOT LANE, sear RICHMOND, SURREY. By Melfrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Succelfors ro Mr. SMITH), To be peremptorily Sold, at Garraway's. on 'I ucfday the astli inft. at Twelve o'clock. A Very defirabte COPYHOLD ESTATE, corn -g—s• prifing a fubitantial Family Houk, containing numerous bed chambers. dining and drawing rooms, !liftable for the accom modation of a rerpstflahle family. with offices of every defeription, double coach houie and fbabling for four horfes, loft and fervent" rooms, fpecious kitchen garden, and numerous fruit trees ; hand Game drive in front, enclofed by iron gates and rails. The pre. talks arc well Cupped with fine water, and early polfiKon may may be had..—To be viewed and particulars had at the Talbot, Riehtnond ; at Garraway's ; and of Meffrt. Hoggart and Phillips. N 6. 6a, Broad-itrcet, Royal Exchange. SALE 3 BY AUCTION. • . ji/UIENDLD RESIDENCE EX. an& LAND, CNIGWELLa ESS ' ' ily Meffts HOGIGART and MULLEN, (Succeill , rs to Mr. Smith), AtClarraways, on Tvefdry • the sstls init. at Tifielret 'Very definable FREEHOLD. ESTATE, corn -111-paillng a cheerful irefidence at Chlgwell, near Woodford iwldge and Ilbridgg, Omen - miles fr. m ,London, is the County of Mx. The Houle contains airy bcdchamhen, dreifing Tawas, and, clofets, a dining room, sa by TS; drawing room and break fail parlour; fuitable attached o&es, fine fptiog water, and dry celittrin • ; standing foi three carriages, ftabling for nine koefes,- barn, cow-hook. and out-buildings ; with a fpacious line in "front of the high road, fort court, and nrodudive kitchen garden, or chard. and two rich paddocks adjoining, containing altogether about fix acres. To be viewed fix days preceding the fate, with tickets, which, with particulars, may then be had of Meffrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, Broad arm, near the Royal Exchange; particulars On at the Green Man, Laytonflone ; Eagle, Saarcibroolt ; Whits la!t o .ftbridge ; , avd at °areaway's. • ~~ . J Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE, MANOR, MANSI•N, FARMS, and TYTHES—SURREY By Mars HOGOART and PHILLIPS, (Succeffors to Mr. Satyr it) At Carrawzy's Coffee-honk, Combat, on Tburfday, Auguft 27, at One o'Clock, (utiles an acceptable offer Is made in the mean time by Prittate ContraCt), A VALUABLE and fingularly beautiful FREE 1.1. HOt 1), and a fmall part COPYHOLD and LEASE HOLD ES T'A'PE, containing 727 !tad of excellent Arable, P.ifture, Meadow, and Wood Land, in a ring fence. and high hate of cultivation, greit part tythefree, and Land Tax redeemed; with the Manor of Effingham EaR Court, Court Letts, and Brim, tines, quit rents andimmunities, extending over a large track of country, abounding with game, near the fox hounds and barriers, in a fine fporting pert of toe county of Surrey; eight miles from Guildford, three from Dorking. and 23 from London ; with a tub. Randal modern Refidence, feared on a delightful eminence, fur. rounded by ornamental woods, plantations, and romantic rides, belonging to the Eftate, commanding extenfive diverfified prof yds in every direction. The Mention contains 13 bed chambers and Ferrante rooms; handfonte drawing, dining, and morning rooms, library Rudy and Gentleman's parlour, with an elegant gothic dairy, offices and eel taring, ftabling far . so horks, coach honks, green honk, leveret barns ' granaries, ox houfes, 'tabling and outbuildings; cottages, bailiffs book. blackfmith's fhops and dog kennel. The whole in excellent repair, forming a molt &Arable Eftate for the refidence of a Nobleman or Gentleman, fond of agricultural pucka, and field films. Alto three Farms. called Hogden's, Carthoufe, and Stone Rocks, containing about 240 acres, in the parifhes of Effingham and book ham, the great tythes extending over act acres. . The purchafer will be accommodated with early pofftffion. The Eftate is in hand, arid the neat modern furniture, farming men fils, timber, flock, fee. may be taken at a fair valuation. To be viewed with tickets only, which with particulars, may be had of Mr. Litchfield, Solicitor to the Ircafury, No to, Lin coln's Inn, Old fquarc; and of Mars. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62. Ilroad.ftreet, Royal Exchange, where snaps of the Mate may be teen. RICH DAIRY FARM, and LANDS, DWELLING HOUSES, FARM HOUSES, and COTTAGES, Si RATTON AUL) LEY; near BICESTER, OXON ; Tythe free, and Land Tax redeemed, By Meffrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Sucedront to Mr. SMITH ) To be Sold by PRIVATE CONTRACT, AVery Cnmpaa and Defirable Efiate, part Free hold, and the remainder Lesfehold, held under the Dean and Chapter of Chriftelsurch, Oxford, renewable according to cottons ; confilling of about son Acres of rich Dairy and Arabic Land, in a ring fence, divided into Two Farms with excellent Farm boufes and Out buildings, a well built Sporting refidence, 1 Coach-houfes, and Stabling for Hunters, fcveral Cuttages and Gardens. The E•ftate is situate in a delightful part of the country, about ;'miles from Bicefter, IS from Oxford. 9 from Buckingham and Brackley, and is from Banbury, (all Market Towns) in the Parilhes of Stratton Audley, and Cavtrafield, in the Counties of Oxford and Bucks; a country abounding with Game, and within a mile of Sir Thomas Moilyn's Fox•houuds. The Ellatt is let to refpedlable tenants, producing rants amount lag to about One 'Fboufand Pounds per Annum. May he viewed, and further partLulars had of Meffrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Broad-itrcet, where a plan of the Ettats may be ken. VALUABLE FREnHOLD ESTATES, MANOR. AND MANSION, ESSEX, oss the borders of SUFFOLK, Land tax redeemed. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Maim HOGGART and PHILLIPS, Succeffors to Mr. SMITH, AVERY felett and deGrable FREEHOLD PRO. PERTY, co mpriling Great Bromley Hall Eftate, conflfting of about twelve hundred acres of rich pafture, arable, and wood land the chief part conveniently divided into thirteen Farms whrreon are excellent farm-houfes and outbuildings, together with the Manor of Great Bromley Hall, extending over the Pa rifle, of shout 1001 acres, with the rights of Court Baron, and Cosset Lees, fines, quitrent, on death or alienation, her-Jots, thirds of timber, and other privileges thereunto belonging In the centre of the Eftate is (iterated the elegant and fubftautial Manfion, containing so bedchambers, numerous dreifing rooms, hrudoir or lady's morning room, as feet Iquare; dining and drawing-rooms, 34 feet by 21 each, with folding doors; softly marble chimney pieces, and oak floors, a billiard room, library, dreffiug apartments, Reward's and holefekeeper's rooms, excellent offices, capacious cellaring, and fine fpriag water; double coach houfes, and ftabling for so harks lofts, and numerous agricults ral out building% lawns, rich pa ddocks, Bower and fruit gardens, confervatory and hot houfes.luxuriant plantations and well flared fifh-po•-ds. The Eftate abounds with hares and other game, and will aifvd its poffeff it molt of the luxuries of the table wi•hin it fclf. To the Manfion is attached about s7o acres of rich pafture land, and a purchafer of it will be accommodated by the option of taking the whole of the Farms, and other parts of the Eftate, in addition to the above quantity, or feleaing fuel only as from fitvation or defeription may be deferable to him. The Eftate is &a act] in a beautiful and healthy part of the County of Eii x. furrounded by finoroads and pleafant rides. fix miles from Ded ham and Colchetter, and four from Manningtree and Millie'', all grad market towns, and 37 from London. Tice chief part of the Farms are held under agreements, determinable at ihort periods, at low rents, now producing ssarl. exclufive of the Manor. Man fiat), add the I. nd, presumed to he worth at leaft 7001. per an nit m, and exchifive of timber in the valuable woods. A pack of fox-hounds are kept in the neighbourhood. The Mardian and Farms may be viewed at any time, by application to William Mafon, Efq. Solicitor, in Colchetter ; or to Mr. John Simfon, one of the tenants on the premifes; of whom printed particulars may be had ; alto of Maine Hoggart and Phillips, 6s, Old Broad area. London ; where, as alto at Mr. Mafon's, in Colchefter, an Elevation of the Houfe and Plans of the Eftate may be feat. . _ NEWPORT, ISI.E OF WIGHT. On the Premifes, on Thnrfday, the 27th itaant, IS:7, at Eleven &Clock in the Forenoon, (if not in the mean time difpoied of by Private Contra& of which notice will be given), Together or in fcparate LOTS, THREE Subliantial and Elegant New Built A DWFLLING HOUSFS, having (potions Shops, Drawing and Bed Rooms, Kitchens, and other requifite and convenient Offices, well (applied with good water. Thefe handfo , .e Buildings adjoin together, are fronted with the heft white tile, and iron balconies to the drawing rooms, and the fituation is the nue eligible in the whole town, being in the centre of the-Higb Brett, and very near the different Markets.— Any perfon therefore defirous of carrying on Winer* in thi. flou rithing and increafing town. cannot poffifily be accommodated with a more adva•eageous and defirable lituation toque& Immediate poffeffion may be had. APO, at the fame Time and Place will he offered for Sale, a enmmorPous Brick and Sallied DWELLING HOUSE. with fpa. ious Shops, .Roams and Offic..s of every clefcriptiou, with a good Garden and Outhoufes, fituate in Upper St. James's•Rteet, Newport, now in the occupation of Mr J. B. Cramer, the owner, together with revere! new built Brick Tenements and Presides, and a large piece of Lat•d fur building on adjoidirg. For a view t t all the P• emifes, apply to Mr. J. B. Cramer, and for other Particulars, and to •reat for the purehafe, at the Office of Mr. Gilbert, Newport (if by letter, pea paid.) SALE St. AUCTION. faIION.NII ma, MANORS, FARMS, ANDPIERPF.TUAL ADVOWSOK, DORSETSHIRE.-odly Mr. OP STER COXR, On Toefda9 the sad of /weather .next, at Garraway's Coffee .. hook, T.hange.efley, Cotobill,. the following Edam, via: ' LOT I. CHILVI?GHAMPTOM, Corn. Sheep, and Dairy Farm, in the parifh of Porteniam. pleafantly Situate within five miles of Weymouth. and front it are feveral views of the tae of Portland and the Britilh Chatted; confining of a farm.hoofe, and gze.acros of. Wad, within a ring knot, held by Roger Burt, by kale, for t 4 years from Lady Day 1803, at the yearly rent of 3231,, This farm has. beat greatly improved note the kale was granted, 'aid is ftin capable of confiderable improvement. Lot a. The manor of Lillingtoo, and two corn. Sheep, and dairy farms ThLs and the following spate (which adjolo each other) .are.yery improveable. and are phafartly Situate three miles from Sherborne, five front Yeovil, eighteen from Doacheßer, thirty hu e Weymouth, and forte from Bath. The one con fi ning of a farts book. and about 235 acres of land, held by Richard Chapman. by leak far is years front Mkhaelnuts aor. at the yearly rent of :9ot And, the other confining of a farm hook and 241 acres of land, held by Charles Gould, by a leak for a term of t a years ham Lady Day 179 k, at the yearly rent of anal. together %hit the re. ve4fion of about 24 acres t land, held by !cafe for years determiro able on one life ; and three cottages and garde... held by leaks de4 tezuziatatde oo lives, at (mall refereed rents. Lot j. The Manor of Thoroford, and following Farms. vie, a farm confuting of a farm bottle and about one. hundred and nay: nine acres of land, with a portion of the tithes thereof held by the ezecutors of George fuck fur a term of twelve'years from 1111- chaehou 1806,at the yearly rent of e.t.a Another term, mann ! frig °fa farm haute and about one huti,lred and fittv four acres of , land, with a portion of the tithes thereof held by Richard &Week for a term of twelve years from Michaelmas !nog at the yearly rent of t aol. 'Another farm, confittiog of a farm honk a d about ! one hundred and eighty four acres of land, with a port,on of tine tithes thereof ; aialof other hauls in Thornford, held by john liar rig, by kale for Cistern years from La.ly day II 793, at the yearly I rent of ao 1. Alto a dwelling h.lufe and about thirty. five acres of I land held from yeir to year, at reveral rets, amount'. g t. gerber I to 4,51.er thereabout ; and the reverfion of Comm' h..tifes and boil lanes, and about two hundred and forty fie Amos of land. held by I leafe and copies of court roll, determinable on lives, at huall Served rents, but of the annual value of 3001 or thereabout. Lot 4. The Perpoual Advowfun of the ReAltory of Thomford, confining of a Parfonage Houk and about 14 acres of Glebe, and a portion of the tithdot of the pariah altogether of the annual value of trot or thereabout. The prefent incumbent aged 63 pan. The tenants will thew the premifes, and printed par icul..rs may ' be had fix weeks previous to the fate, of Mr Peter Lme, No. 33, 'lluninorton.flreet ; Moors, Oddie and Forte-, Carey Street, where plans of the eftates may he feta ; Mr. John Seagrhts, WO ton; and at the Auk-lope inn, Sherborne ; King's Arms, Dorebe ' ter ; Golden Lion, Weymouth ; White Hart, and printing Ate, • Saldbury ; and Crown inn, Blandford. TURTLES. WILTSHIRE, King's Head Tavern, Poultry, has jutt landed a cargo lir Inc lively Turtles for Sale. Turtles drelfe.l every day ill the Lighen. perteetion, and fat to any part of Town t r Utpuutry. PUDLIC ADVANTAGE "1 'HE advantage the public mull always derive A- from regularly educated profeflional direding almoft es ekdively their !Indies to one 'pecies of malady, was never mote clearly demonftrate4 than by the unexampled fueerfs which has attended the adanittiftration of their new remedy and the extra ordinary cures it has performed. For a long frriesnf years, Meffrs CURRIE and Co. Sorgeons, formerly in his Majefty's fervice., have made the Vcrereal l)tfeafc the particular object of their in veßigation, and arc happy in fraying difcovered A medicine lupe riot to mercury in the cure of that complaint—h is iufficieut to obfenre that the effeds of this remedy are diametrically oppofitc to thofe of mereury,for though it completely cm -lieges every wattage ot the virus, in its moR confirmed Rages, tee it dors not in be leatt injure the conttitiation--oo the contrary. it renovates the li ter's in all its natural fundlons, promotes appetite and facilitates digeltion--daus initead of reducing p drong and vigorous cocaina don to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only re ferees that conftitution in its primitive Rate, but reftores a weak and debilitated one to its natural ftrength and vigour. Numberiefs in fiances are oa Peewit ;word of tie laperior achy I ' of this Medicine, its initemot and Iptc!fic virtues acting as a per petnal to bodily debility. whether procecifing from an creel of conjugal or illicit plcafure, or from the mots infiduous, though not lefs deft. waive indulgence of Mau , dour youth of both feats in a certain pernicious habit Ann& the melancholy variety of difordas which are the conlequence of this Caftan/ vice. thereare mule more afikaii.g than that diftrefies Rate of debility and deficiency. which prevents or c mbitters thews*. trimordal Rate ; the unhappy ft:Meer broods over his misfortune, athamed to fcek r, lief, until he is reduced to fuch a date of weak s cfs as to render life opfreffive. To fucb perfons it mutt he a coo foling refiziftion, to know that they may now, by a new intslliWe mode of treatmint, be reflored to that greaten. of all human bid; Jogs, a (iron. manly. and vigorous conflitutiou. In all cafes of debility defick u cy, from whatever caufearisng. as web as in every fpecies cf venereal infedion Meffrs Currie and , Co. may be confidted by patienti of either fez, with the greamit fecrecy and honour, at their houfe, No 507, nattota Garden Letters from the Country (poft paid) including a bank note. , wiil have the neeeffary medicine and advice lent to any part of the Kingdom. No. I.n Hatton Garden. WHEN Profeffinnal Men of Educe: and Re v, fp/mobility deviate from the general Syltcm by the felediss of a particuhr branch. the fandion of long continued Needles is the belt criterion of fuperioriri. Thirteen years bare I devoted by pradiceto the exclufive treat ment of 'Mice Oil - orders, and the fuccefsful refult of my plangins me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able, the twealoo of tilde Complaints which are the ma important la the Catalogue of Htemaq Infirmities. After initiation into every Branch, as art Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of pradlice to refeue individuals from the ignorance of uneducated meo, or the equally stanga,ass precipitancy of general Peed Winners. 'I be Three kliforders, to the cure of which I have devoted my attention, compel& every fFiecies of V IiNYR t. AL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration a. ly. all kinds of debility. whether acifing from the habits of fcti3ni boys or the indetene:a of mature age ; and,billly. that derangement of the fittest) in wa men wbitb is calla BARRE NN ESS, or S l'Elt !IFFY Numerous Difcafts are the reit* of ignorance, or bade in Me treatment of a otpk Gooorrhces ; and it nut unfrequcudy hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indiferetion of m unguarded beur. By a fupertor method Inch Complaints are eaCiy cured; and, even where others have failed, I fruit that 1 may rt fume to offer a radical re-eltabliattnent. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated dißrcfs is this dif• order, compared with the calamitous lituations of men, who lece= an indulgence in a folitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties o a faesionahle life, acquire that Rate of debility which is the *a voidable confequence of fuch perniciosu habits . Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his mifery, but care fully conceals bis misfortune, it may be fom • confolatiou for him to know, that although it be an objedt of doubt or uneertaitav with other praditioners, the removal of slick deficiencies by. the gradual progrefs of renovation, is the acquirement of my ellvx— emee If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have !woo to reduce nien4 vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by envied) , Coistesediut' of this languid Rate; and in thcfe cafes no great diffichity.willi*P r- But where this deficiency has for years euilied, a proper perii.- verance is indifpenfably requiGte to revive the liumberinOart* of Die, and to re-animate the conititution. The iterecy which is fa effential to my undertaking, and qualifications which I have prdunied to !tate, form the hafts i" my pretenSons, and in coincidence with fueh this iodination 11 given, that Mr. Bree may be confulted perfonally, or by Lci:::a (inclofing a (mall Note), at his honk., No. 39, Arundel-Wass Strand. near Temple-liar . a There is an additional Tntrance in Water•firtetaffjoirinl and the name is on both the doors. MART IN lIRF.h, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Land"' • A Catriok—Some Perfons, who Lady affert themfeves be MILM HERS OF THL ROYAL COLLlGE.halling fOrlefeil TOW-. pelt copied my Advertifements elision word for word, and Ip(ei • I them as their own produdious. k is my duty to mention r'.. - • thole Perfons arc oar Members of any College in Loadou, burgh, or elfewhere; nor have they my right to pradic,e Slug , rc In London • LONDON : Printed and publifhed by LEVEL KENT, (o( ( .. teabury Place, Lambeth) at the STAG-OIVICK, No, t, Ga'• T'• Ilreett PubUthed alio at the STA a-Orric s, Tempkaaip