Star. — London, England, 1811-05-11 00:00:00

- - 4ALES BY AUCTION. MERINO SHEEP. OF THE ESCURIAL FLOM- Three Rams and thtee wes ware exhibited at Lord Sonars Shew in Marsh kat. Oct Saturday the !tub of Mel, 1011, at 12 o'cloek preciselg, at Lord's Orichatlrotmffe Now Road, Mary-ls-Bonne.' TWELVE RAMS ; and 48 EWES, saith Alga I.ANIBS.' These Sheep were selected by the bead Shep herd, Onen the original Flock of 8000, (the numbs, it consisted of before k was broke up) for the Siloam of their Wool and Frame ; the Rams were particularly set apart,and were to have toed the flakiest season. A part of this parcel were aid at East Hans, in March last ; the priors given fully rioted their auperiprity. They may be, viewed by application to William Carter, Sewer Bailiff, near halt Hata Church, Essex ; an 41 on the day preceding the sale, at the place of sale, where datalo g ues may be had, and of Thomas Martin and Co. Wool-Brokers, No. GS, Coleman-stmt. fostdon. LIMA; FURNI I UltE, AND EFFECTs CHELSEA. by Mr. SAMUEL PEARCP:, ' ' (Late with Messrs. Hoggart and Phillip.,) I' On Tuesday. May 111. let t, at eleven o'clock, r r HS desirable LEASE of a convenient DIVEL L . A- ING-HOUS g. pleasantly situate at Chelsea. Tbe Premises are in good repair, ant contain every requisite accommodation 1 for a genteel fatally, held for years, at a low rem. The Fur-' share Is modern, and consists of bedsteads and furniture well ! ceatoned ,betls VA bottling, cabinet articles io mahogany, drawers, chairs, rabies, glasses., carpets, kitchen requittites, &e. &c. , ' May be viewed on Monday and morning of sale, and descrip • tive pactienlatt and catalogues had of Mr. Samuel Pearce, Ap praiser, Survey or ; and Auctioneer, No. 44. Lombard-street. _ FAMIIN RESIDENCE, KINGSLAND. lly Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, (Late with Messrs•Hogprt and Phillips,) At the Auction Mart, on, Foiday. May 24, at twelve o'clock, CANVENJENT LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, , situate in Kingsland-Place, Kingsland-Road, containing every requisite actothtuodaden for a genteel family, and fit for immediate occupation. 'The Pretnlses ore in good repair, and may be emend without any expence whatever; held on lease, at a low rent. Early possession - niay be May be viewed, and descripti4 particulatl had on the Pre mises ; at the Auction Mart; and of Mr. Samuel Pearce, No. 44, Lombard-out:ref. - „ . LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, CHAISE MUSE, STABLE, AND GARDEN, TOI TENHAM. Ry Mr, SAMUEL PEAR CE, (Late with Messrs. Hoggart At the Auction Mart, on Friday, May 4 24, at twelve o'clock, 1 3 1 Nest anti convenient DWELLING•HOUSE, pleasantly situate in the respec!able and social village of Tottenham. l'remises are in complete repair, and contain four bed-chambers, (lining nod ; sitting-rooms, kitchen, chaise* louse, stable, large garden, and fore-court, with immediate pot. session ; held on lease for 16 years, at a low rent of kg guineas rrauntunt. Descriptive particulars may be had, at the White Hart, Tot tenham ; kree Crowns, Stoke Newington ; and of Mr. Samuel Pearce, No. 44, I.outbard-sore6t. "FREEHOLD HOUSE, EISHOPSGA'TE. land 'Tax Redeemed. By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE. (Late with Messrs. Hoggart mid Phillips), At the Auction Mart, on Friday, May 24,1811, at Twelve, (Unless an acceptable offer. is made in the interim by Private Contract), I'HE Property is FREEHOLD, and comprises a DWELLING-HOUSE, containing three Bed-rooms, with Closets, two Parlours, Cellar, Tarr), and Shed; in the occupation Mr. Whittinginall, 'Tenant at Will, at a low rem of £24 pkr Atom. May be viewed with leave of the Tenant ' and descriptive par ticulars had at the Auction Mart, and of Mr. Samuel Pearce, Appraiser fnd Auctioneer, No. 44, Lombard-street. LEASEHOLD itESIDENCE, With Chaise-house, &c. Hornsry-lank•, with Early Possession. By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, (Late with Messrs. iloggart and Phillips), At the Auction Mart, on Friday, June 21, isti t, at Twelve, A PLEASANT LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, SinJ that agreeable andsodal retreat Hornsey-lane,commaniing =interrupted Views of great extent, including Nluswell Hill, Hornsey, Soucbgate, Shooter's Hill, Blackheath, Gravesend CEOs. &c. 'the louse is iu good repair, and contains every re• quisite accommodation fur a small family; Fore Court, Garden neatly 141 d out, Chaise-house, Stabling for three horses, Wood house, Yard, &c. Held for 12 years, at a low rent. Early pot 'elision may be had. May be viewed, and descriptive particulars had, at the Gate house, Highgate ; Compasses, Hornsey ; arid of Mr. Samuel Pearce, Appraiser, Surveyor, and Auctioneer, No. 44, Lombard street. CONVENIENT DWELLING-HOUSE, WALWORI H. With Early Possess'.on. By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, (Late with Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips), At the Auction Mart, on Friday, June 21,.tb17,3t Twelve, A. Convenient LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE. in -1.1 complete repair, and fit for the Immediate reception of a genteel Fancily; situate in East-bum, Walworth. The House contains airy lied-chambers, Drawing, Dining, and Sitting-rooms, Kitchen, Wash house, walled Garden, and Fore-court. Held for year., at a low rent. Early possession may be had. May be viewed, and descriptive particulars had, of Mr. Sa muel Pearce, Appraiser, Servs/or, and Auctioneer, No. 44, Lem. bard-street. HOUNSLOW. COPYHOLD RESIDENCE, with Garden, Chaise-Louse, &c• , With Early Possession. By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, (Late with Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips), At the Auction Mart, on Friday,June 2i, 1811, at Twelve. A Comfortable COTTAGE RESIDENCE, plea sandy situate at Hounslow. The Premises are in rood re pair, and contain five Sleeping-rooms, two Parlour., Kitchen, Pantry, detached Wash-house, Poultry-house, Chaise-house, Stable, and Garden. The Property is Copyhold, and nearly equal la value to Freehold. Fine ed. Early possession may be lad. May be viewed, and descriptive particulars bad, of Mr. Sa muel Pearce, Appraiser, Survey or, and AuCtialletr, No. 44,1.0m 1ard-street. LEASEHOLD COTTAGE, S'IOKE NEWINGTON, With early possession. • By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE. (Late with Meurs. Huggart and Philfips), tit the Auction Mart, on Friday, June 21, Mt, at Twelve' A LEASEHOLD COTTAGE RESIDENCE, in good repair, pleasantly situate is Nelson's Terrace, oppo site • • Nursery-ground, in the high road leading from Kingsbend to Stoke Newington. The Premises are in good re pair, and contain suitable accommodations fee a small Family; pesitcprden and Fore Court. Early vossessien may be had.-- NAL fpt years, at a low rent. The situation is healthy, and tlesiralde.for such as have daily business In Town, having the ac enttmodation of stages evert half hour. May be viewed, and particulars bad .f Mr. Samuel Farm, AppitalherrServeyor, and Austioseer, Ns. 44, Lombard - street. VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND COPTKOLD FARM, HERTS.--Lind Tax redeemed. By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, (Late with blesses. Houarc sad Phillips,) ) At the Mention Mart, on Thursday,June gi, at Twelve o'Clock, ' unless an actoptabie oar 11 puma time made by Private Csintiact, A . N improvable FREEHO LDand COPYHOLD -E Ir ESTATE if INHERITANCE, aestiy in Vales to EvethablA desirably divas at Bovingdon, ear Lingiey, limael Hempstead, the Grand Junction Casa! Navigation; and calm Wien miles Item Watford, in the amity a Hata, ailed STRarr FARM, e entaining 187 Acres of fertile inclosed Mea dow, Arable, and Wood Lind, Wl* a convenient Farm House,' . Yard, Suns, Stabling. and Oimbaildingp, ets Lome, width ea. , Midsanowei 1811. '. • ' . Particulars may be bad at bfr. Smut Pearce, No. SkLeievd t . Iterdotres , where a Plan elf the Utile may be seen.. • I i J - . . •... . i f, , SAILS BY AlterlON. , • SALES BY AUCTION'. . . .......,„ - SPORTING RESIDENCE, whit SS ACRES of LAND; csa. i cAnpregmegtputiL 70*4'LA.021 14. tithing a produetim Miss Of Fuller's 'Earth, Tythe-free, sad CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATfs ~: . Lind Tat redeemed, lying bra ring fence, in the vicinity of poLgy stousz, Wish extensive olkues.piessure,ereends,,o4 . '1 .... Garton Park, Surrey, with early possession. • . • . ly Four fly.l4r. SAMUEL PEARCE, (Late with Messrs. Hogprt and Phillips ,) • At the Auctioa Mart. opposite the Bank of England, on Mars- .C.Pri the teeekettel'" Cheitalte-et. 1114.4771' ;ii i a ili c a"" 4 " 4 "* °Bl.lB " -. m ." Teri" ' WV Ws * *neg.,. 1 110 te liur day, Jane 21, at Twelve, . E sin i ritlarly-tzwirnact r aitsHoLD MAUSTON, Singularly valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE. , T H ,Pois noun, with cdvosive ranges alFsapini Apart llenjoyingo salubrious air, ebbs* an the High Road from its far the esseAss of the year, plastid fait the ascommodatien oindatalle tq Reigate , very desirable for such as are food of agri• • 'ilaiternily of she first Distinction.; with spadous Ogees of all cultural pursuits and fithisports, being in the immediate vicinity d e e% Stables an d c e sek.hesee, an d every req ui s ite ter an of several packs of bounds, and abundance of gatse In every di- . ishmeot of the first magnitude; with lament, Pleasure rection, '1 he Estate comprises a modern-built Fatally Residence, grounds, Laros, YardJ, Scc. commutileating in altos direr.- presenting a handsome ghoulish end ennutaud• the Matt beau- dons; a most eligible property for a splendid resident:44'er for a tiful and extensive views in the country ; the House is built in .building concern—the whole containing near four Acrai; form the most substantial manner, having bee erected for the Pro- ing the south and of Portland Place, with entrances from Chan twitter's own resklenee (who is removing to town), aipl contains 1 dos-street and Edward-sultet.—illiis rabO le Estate Claims the every requisite accommndation for a genteel esialment ; attention of GAtilemen Wilm wen to it money is ground large Gardt.n, Farm-yard, *allies, Cart dodge, Barb , Labourer's rents.- 4 —To be viewed, by tickets. = Cottage, Orcard, and sit Acres of rich Pasture, Arable, and Particulars may be had on the Premises—of Messrs. Hoper Wood Land, lying in a rirg fence. the whole Tythe-froe, and and Brweghton goEcitors, Great Maelborotielpetreet ;of John exonerated from the Land Tax. Under the Soil is a Mine of Nash, Pa* D:wer-street. Piccadilly; the Subscription Houses, Fuller's Earth, of sqpirior quality, and capable of combinable St. lamesli-sweet and Pall Mall; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick produce. ' . street, Golden-square, where a Nan of the Estate may be seas. May be viewed eleven days previous t e the Sale , with Cards FREEHOLD ELEGANT GOTHIC ,RiRSIDENCLE, witisOf only, which, with Particulars, map be had of Mr Samuel Pearce, . aces Pleasure-Grounds, d 4 Acre* of Land, Roehamploo, No. 44, I.6mbard-street, London; where an elevation of the ' . . da .. at Surrey, Six miles from H yde r -corner. . , House and Plan of the Estate may be seen. . By Mr. P.OO INS, -' .. •L. At Garraway's, on Thursday, May SO, at twelve, in One Lot, A VERY „Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, 11. the PRIORY, Roehampton, a very degant Gothic Stroc- tiieilk bortning a Residence for a Faddy of tilt first distinction with offices 's( all descriptions, lawns, pleasure winds, excellen t kit walled and plantett with cholco fruit.trees, for- chit one, Vipiry, dation-pit, in-house, Sm. entrance lodge, and rneadoli bind. The whole abou&Forty-two Aerra, surroun. nig the Mansion in a dry elevatersiluation, commanding ex tensive and rich v iews of the Thames and the. country. This Residence &mains a handsome entrance-1011, vettibule, or inner hall, capital dining parlour, elegant drawing-notes, noservatory, and breakra.t.room, of handsome proportions, gentleman's dres sing-room, and a servant's bed-room; on the first floor are seven excellent bed-chambers, two dressing-rootne, vestibule, two"wa tet closets, and a billiard-room; the domestic (aces, butler's pantry, servant's hall, housekeeper's room, engine and knife man, vaulted cellars, fur wine, beer, ale, oals, dtc. attached is a canoodles' kitchen, back kitchen, wash-house, two iidters, men's dormitory, laundry, &c. detached dairy r twO coach-houses, stablese for six horses coachman's-reon, and lumber-room. farm yard, with alt requi site buildings; also a Cottage and Gonlett i opposite Barnes-common, with a Slip of laud. To be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars may be had in the Premises ; at the Red Lien, Putney; Plough, Clapimun ; Castle, Richmond; Pigeons; Brentford ; Packhorse, Turnham-Green i. at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwickistreet, Golden inert, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. MARINE COTTAGE RESIDENCE and FURNITURE, ON THE COAST OF SUSSEX. - By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, (Late with Messes. Hoggart and Phillips,) • ADESIR.ABLE LEASEHOLD COTTAGE , fitted up with every acconmmtlation stdtable for a small family; containing five airy Sleeping Chambers, Drawing and Dining Room', Kitchen, Cellar, and Garden ; he ll on Lease for 20 Years at a low rent. The situation is select, and in one ofthe most fasi4onalsle Watering Places in die kingdom. Descriptive Particulars may be kad of Mr. Samna Pearce, No. 44, Lombard-street. SUPERIOR FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, ON TIM COAST •OF SUSSEX. By Mr. SAMUY:I. PEARCE, (Late with Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips,) In the Month of June, unless an acceptable offek is it the mean timemarie by Private Contract, A VALUABLE and desirable FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, eligibly situate in front sof the Ocean, in that much admired and lashiimable spot the East Cliff, Brighton, ' , %Web is so justly esteemed for the salubrity of thts air, and Its highly respectable and social vicinage. The How is built in the most substantial manner, and equal, if not superior, to any build- ings in its vicinity; containing numerous Sleeping-chambers, Drawing, Dining, and Sitting-rooms, Gentleman's Study, and Domestic Otlices of every description, suitable foe the reception of a family of di-tinction. The elegant and modern Household Furniture may be Lad at a fait valuation; or the same wilike sold by Auction. Deseririve Partirultrrs may be had of Mr. Samuel Pearce, No. 44, Lombard-street. ESSEX, ON THE SEA COAST. CAPITAL ES TA rE% upwards of Five Hundred Acres, Ma nors, Free Warren, Fisheries, Rectorial Tithes, Manor. And Farm-houses, Cottages, icc. between Raykigh and South End. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrawafs, on Thursday, June Is, at I 2,1 n One Lot, VALUABLE and Improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE ; oomprising the Lordship or klanor of Bei:like, alias th; South Bemaeet ; and the Manors or reputed Manors of Hope's-Wyke, Shore's Wyke, Monk's Wyke, and Saunder's Wyke, extending over many Thousand Acres of Land, with all Court's Leet, Court's Baron, and customary Courts, lines, He- I riots, and Quit-rents, Free Warren, and all ,Rights, Royalties, and Privileges thereunto belonging. The very eligible Freehold ' Estates, consisting of Kent's-hill Farm, containing upwards of Three Hundred Acres of rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable, kid Wood Land, with an excellent new Farm House *oil Offfees, gardens, yards, barns, stables, and various out-buildings, in pos session, and on lease to Mr. Charles Knightsbridge except the Wood ; also the Manor House, called South &milt-et-ha, with gardens, orchard, barns, stables, and out-buildings , and upwards of One Hundred and Eighty-live Acres of Arable and Pasture Land, Fifty Acres of which are Salt Marsh, in possession and on Lease to The whole of this Estate Is within a ring fence, divided only by the public road ; the Lands are in a high statte,of cultivation. The Impropriate Rectory of South Bemlket (except the Vicarage apd the Advowson of the same),with all the Tithes of Corn and Pulse in the Parish, which contains upwards of Three Thousand Five Hundred Acres: these Tithes (excepting those of the two Farms above-mentioned, which are let with them) are in hand, and collected in kind, producing about Seven Hundred Pounds per annum, and are highly improvable. South Bentfleet is three miles from Rayleigh, eight from South End, thirty-three. from London ; commanding extensive and beautiful views of the River Thames, the Counties of Kea! and Essex, with the great advan tage of water carriage to the London Market. I o be viewed by applying to Mr.CharlesKnightsbridge, Kent Hill Farm, Rayleigh, of whom Particulars may be had ; at the Hotel, South End ; the Inn at Rayleigh; New ship, Rocheford ; Crown, Billericay; ‘Vhite IFrt, and Cups, Colchester; Black Boy, Chelmsford; White Hart, Ron:ford ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a Plan I of the Estate may be seen. CAPITAL FREEHOLD RESIDENCE. AND LAND, About an hour's drive from the Metropolis. TO SE SOLD . BY PRIVATE CONI • By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, (Late with hlessrs. I loggart and Phillips.) A SINGULARLY Desirable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, comprising a very substantial Residence, replete with every accommodation, and fit for the immediate reception of a Gentleman's Family, with suitable Domestic Apartments and Out•offices, exensive Pleasure and Kitchen Gardens, shrubbery, Lawn, and Fish-pond well stored with fish, two Coach-houses ! Stabling, and Paddock, with valuable Cons tupn Rights. May be viewed, and Particulars ►ad of Mr. Samuel Pone, Surveyor and Auctioneer, No. 4.4, I.ombard•atreet. NEAT COT FACE RESIDENCE AND PADDOCK. TO BE SOLI) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, (Late with Messrs. Hoggart and Phillsps,) By order of the Proprietor who is removing into Emelt, A SINGULARLY neat COTTAGE, fitted up with peculiar taste, and finished at an unlimited expellee, In the present style of fashion ; the whole is in the roost perfect state, and commands picturesque views, with beautiful landscape scenery in every direction, neat Garden, Stall Stabling, Chaise house, and Six Acres of Meadow Land. Map be viewed, and Particulars bad of Mr. Samuel Pearce, No. 44, Lombard-street. - TO PACKERS, WAREHOUSEMEN, AND OTHERS, Requiring extensive Flounces in the Vicinity of the 'ChangE. By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE I (Late with Messrs. noggin ere! Phillips.) VERY desirable and capacious PREMISES, eli gibly situate fur business, No. lc, Great St. Helen's, lead ing from Biehopsgate-street to St. Mary Axr. The House is substantially Wilt, mid contains every requisite accommodation for a genteel family. The Premiers are about 9$ feet deep, and suitable for a mercantile er professional residence, particularly to such as are desirous of carrying on their concerns under their own roof. May be viewed, and particulars had of Mr. Samuel Pearce, No. 44, Lombard-street. CAPACIOUS LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, HATION GARDEN. By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, (Late with Messrs. Finnan and Phillips,) ACONVENIENT FAMILY-HOUSE ; conta;n lug every requisite apartment suitable fur a genteel family, domestic offices, extensive celLiring, yard, and garden, pleasantly situate In the preferable part of that select and respectable the ninon Garden. Ihe Premises are in complete or der for the immediate reception a a respectable establishment, and early possession may be had; held for sixteen years, at a luw rent. May be viewed, and particulars had of Mr. Samael Pearce, No. 44, Lombard-street. EPPING FOREST. • 'l'o AE LET FOR THE SEASON, PART of A a desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE, pleasantly situate on that much-admired retreat Epping Forest. Any respectable Fa mily in want of a Summer Kesidence, will find this particularly worth their attention ' as there are esperior accommodations, suit able for a respectable Establishment, consisting of Drawing and Dining Rooms, Sleeping Apartments, Four-stall Stable, Gar den, &c. May be viewed on application to Mr.Samnel Pearce, Appraiser, Surveyor, and Auctioneer, No. 44, Lombard-street. CORNHILL. 'TO BE LET, Part of a genteel DWELLING .I. HOUI.E, with Private Entrance, and suitable accommoda don for the Domestics; situate in the preferable part of CornMIL May be viewed, by Tickets only, which may be bad of Mr. Samuel Pearce, Appraiser, Surveyor, and Auctioneer, No. 44, Lombard-street. LOMBARD-STREET.--With early Possession. By Mr. SAMUIL PEARCE, (Late with Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips), ADesirable LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, eligibly situate for Business, and within two minutes walk of the 'Change. The Premises ate in the most perfect state, and completely furnished, with suitable aecommodadon for a Family, light Oakes, &c. Held on Lease at a low rent. • Particulars may be had of Mr. Samuel Pearce, Appraiser, Sur veyor. and Atictioneer, No. 44, Lombard-street. LEASEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE. CANNON-STREET. Ey Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE, (Late with Messrs. Happrt and il'hillips), ACONVENIENT LEASEHOLD HOUSE, skuate la Bush-lane, Cansaa-ttrest ; containing anawitana op** Chambers, Dining sad Sitting Rooms, Mahan, dm had on Leass, at s law rent. Earli possession nog be batlp . Far tocticabin apply la Kr. &mad Peer e, Ho. ai i Lanka. _.._. .. HANTS.—By Mr. WELLER, At the Star Ina, Portchester, at Twelve o'Clock, on Friday, . the 17th of May, 1611, THE following FREEHOLD ESTATES lAA I. A substantial, recently built, BRICK HOUSZ, Slated; the interior is well-finished, and the principal rooms are neatly ornamented, and consist, on the ground Boor, of a neat Vestibule and Staircase, Eating room 16 ties I inches by 14 feet 4 inches, with two Recesses Stied up with Sideboards, Kitchen, Scullery, Pantry, and Cellar. First Floor, a handsome Drawing Room, of the same dimensions as the Dining Parlour, two good Bed Chambers, and Servants' Rooms with numerous Closets, 'detached Out-Oakes of every description, with a Pump *CCM& lent Water, with a large Garden and front Court. The domestic arrangements, moderate Taxes, facility of com munication almost hourly with Portsmouth, as well as the great Western road, pleasing marine and land views, acknowledged salubrity of the air, render this situation an agreeable and eligible retirement for families of Naval and Military gentlemen; now is the occupation of Captain Patterson, R.N. Lot 4. An dqually SUBSTANTIAL RESIDENCZ, utilfornaly built on the same plan and scale, with the like estaveni- -ft and accommodations of Lot 1, now in the occupation of utenant Gending, R.N. who will give an early possession. Lot 8. A very large DOUBLE COTTAGE, with an extensive front, with a Well of good Water, and an excellent Garden, at a small distarce front the aforementioned Lots. These premises are well situated fur business, and may at a small expense be converted into two distinct Houses for Shops; the demands of , this place are very considerable, there are at this period near 8000 persons in the Castle and Barracks, and in time of war it will ' ever hold the toremost rank as a d epot for prisoners, and in peace for extensive military stores and barracks. Particulars may be had at the lima of the neighbouring towns, , at the Star Inn, Portchester; where, on application, the premises may be viewed; of Messra.Mottley and co. Portsmouth, and of Mr. Weller, Chichester. _ CHICHESTER.—By Mr. WELLER, On Monday, the £7th of May, Dill, at the Dolphin Inn, Chi. chewer, between the hours of five ark! six In the Evening, A TRULY Desirable . FREEHOLD ESTATE, lardy ea onereled froth Land Tax. Coneisdng of sisitaborn Building, comprising two good Rooms and attached Offices, bulk with grey stock brisk, which, with a small addition s and it no aissidemble expense, may be formed into a Cottage Ornee, nearly In the centre efTesi Acres and a Half of risk Meadow Land. The Green has peen most judiciously mid tastefully laid out in walks and siiisibbet, skirting the boundaries of the meadow. It was oriel* the !Menden of the Proprietor to erect a Villa en this tap eligible spot: the Garden is indosed by a lefty grey stock brick wan; wen clothed with.choiee fruit tr which, with the shrebs,aki nearly la a state of maturity. Itt is. situation pre eminently calesbted for building no, commanding' a delightful ober of the City d(ehieliketer and Its vicinage, and little more than half a mile front the tante( Of tee town.. This property holds oat to the Intelligent speculator various objects of advantage, which , cope* fall beiliszabeek, Intsgediate•paier" esieredra be given, and tardier Pardeelus may be Waive of Mr. W elks, Ciistasster. SALtS BY AUCTION. VALUABLE ESTATES IN THE ISLAND OF POILTSZA, C . J • • By Mr. WELLER, • 4 , Early in the nest Mends, TARRittS TRULY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ES. v TAiltsViunong wb;cii are many eligible Suites for Build ing, skis Mead and Arable Land. situate in the different conuissifields, the property of Mr. Ridge, chiefly LI the rental of MIFIvImy, of which an immediate possession will be gives. Printed Particulars will shortly be published, and will be de livered at the principal Inns of the adjacent Market 'looms ; of Mr; ',buy, at Kingilon William Gunner, Esq. Bishop's Wal tham ; and of Mr. Weller, Cbiehester• SUSSEX. AN 4,XCELL.EkIT MANSION, wrrH EIGHTY-ONE 4 dttRES OF LAO. • By Mr. W ELLER, On the Premises, on TO f Ort , the 18th of lune, 11111, at tyre's'', 7I 1 truly Valuable and Desirable FREEHOLD rATE of AVISFORD PLACE, the Residence o f Ad MONTAGU, (fikonerated from Land :las). Comptising—a most substantial Mansion, in a complete state of solid and oruamental repair, and contains, In the basement, imple Cellarage ; on the ground floor, a handsome Hall anti Staircase, weU proportioned Eating and Brealthist Rooms, and a neat Library and Greenhouse, likewise Domestic Of aces, replete with eonvenieneles of every description; on the first fluor, a very fine proportioned Drawing Room, siz airy Bed Chantber;, (our Dressing Rooms, Water Closers, four large Auks, Store Rooms and I lousemaids Closets, capacious Tanks andgood spring water; a large Kitchen Garden and Melon Ground, inclpied by lofty walls covered with the choicest Fruit Trees i flue Espaliers and Filbert hedges, abundantly cropped with Vegetahint, 'fool House, capital sfx. staUed Stable,lmfts, two Carriage Howes,; very cons plete fitted up Brewhoust, Granary, Drying Yard, and Poultry. Houses. This delightful Residence is situate ip a Lawn of mi. kviirdS oflfifty Acres,twited by a Mituriant Shrubbery and Pleasure ' (Rounds, the agricultural Buildings, which cite very complete, are In a Delli screened from view by Forest Tries. The remainin g part of the Land surrounds the Paddock with three neat Cottages and Gardens. . 'Eke eligibility of situation, unrivaled beauty of country, its extensive marine and land prospects of hill and dale, and a de lightfully featured Champaign country, cannot be sulciently de scribed—lt must tie seen to be properly appreciated; Ole soil is peculiarly dry, the air salubrious and heahhy,in a highly respect able neighbourhood, surrounded by the hest roads, near a fashion able and retired Watenug Plane, and a very Abort distance from the Duke of Richmond's Fox Hounds. Descriptive Particelars will be pUblished one month firevious ' el b to e Saleg, mad may be bed at the Auction Mart •of Messrs. nstanley,`Pateruotter-row ; %fr. H. Phillips, Bond-street ; at Libraries, Tunbridge Wells; Brighton, Weething, and Bop nor ; stake prlncii al loins in Ow 'neigbhouring Market Towns; and of Mr. Weller. Chichester, of witont.Tickets may be had to view, front the Ist of May to else day of sale. ADVICE. WHEIVIcn of Education and professional skill use tairsevering endeavours to discover the most safe and certain method of treating a new prevatio, Diseases, the success ful resale of their experience is the best proof of superiority. Messrs. GOSS and Cu. Surgeons, regularly educated snd in dated into every tranch of the profession (certificates of which from different he*tals, and testimonials from the most eminent Physi clam, they have to convince any ,inquirer), have been in duced to ntalce the cute of the following.the object of their par 'titular study, viz. a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of intoxication, and its concomitants, strictures and .Gleets, which, by an improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured; as also debility, whether arising from Ilaccharuthan inil A settees, lootresidente iu warm climates, or a secret solitary vice, too often unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, in the one causing sterility or barrenness, and in the other a numerous train of nervous diseases, whiCh, if not timely remedied, terra i . nate in lanpotence and Consuirption. Thefistdt of a long and 'extensive {Practice has enabled them, by a superior method, to remove those complaints, however ii.- acterate or complicated, without laying the prient under the least restribit in diet or exercise; and in recent Vett, real Cases, wherein early application is made on discovery of the in :',..ctiun, they pledge themselves to perform a core in the short space of ' two days. The unprecedented success of their mode of treat mint (which has never been known to fail in ore sink insuice in a practice of twelve years, during which period many persons of both sixes have been cured, even atter severe and irjurinits methods had been pursued by other Practitioners without effect), induces them to thus publicly offer, their advice. Megan. GOSS and Co. may be consulted daily, personally or by letter, by either sex, with inviolable sec rocy,delicacy,andattesitiun. Patients la the country are requested to describe their age, manner of living, &c. inclosing a Bank Note, and the same will be duly attended to, and advice and medicates sent to any part of theltindorn.-43, Bouverie street, Fleet-street. • • • CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in leis Majesty's Service, challengtethe w noir world to peeve a single dustance where their ht.:diciest. and method of cure ham falls 4of the &faired effect. The practice o: many years in this partitular branch of . their profession has ,not giveu rise to out anskiceessftil case. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangemeut of the system, )014 is the consequence of the pernicious ar.d.wasteful effecs of a fialdilong and most unhappily potsuAl by the youths of both setae In the one it will be found to be the unfailing saw - cc of ha:-ren. nest; the other have its ravage.; fatally developed to them by a tressing state of debility, whicit,ifmot timely remedied, terminates 1 In impotence. These art its remote and ultintateeffects,while cots ' sumptions,loss of muscular y - .ver,aad various nervous co.n; :axis usually characterise the earlier stages of thissolltary vice. Of sons langiddilog under the disorders fncident to such a habit, their treatment is simple and has never proved . unsuccess:'al, in the course of a iong,laborious, and muck extended practice. In the most obstinate and complicated cases of venereal infection, as obstructions in the urethra, s, stogy excrescences, hard tu moors, callous ulcers, eruptions, lemma weakness, alters, Ai alto ' • STRIQ MILES, Whether recent or of long duration, anti eolith have baffled e skill °falter Practitioners ; are by t4eit• present imrroved CA:. rettmen t, effectually and pernianenfly cured, without the p .::::•t Suffering the excruciating pain and alartning hemorrhage w"ah often follows the application of the intercaustic. In the coarse of SO years extensive practice iu this metroyolis, numerous es•es cf Strictures have been and are daily uudcr their arc, ti •e e radication of which are effeved by a s:ire, certain, id .'• thous mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopts 1. •e weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding front this compia's , Is speedily removed,' suiti the patent restored to sound and s:- goroos health. But where the debility has far ;'cars ea.s:• a proper perseverance in their restorative remethes, alter t'. • : ture has been destroyed, is indispensably requisite to rev!.. :he slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the Coestitutio:•. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the first respectah.'"y, have been us4er the care of l'slessrs. Currie a;•.d Co. for t` • moval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, /ice. and.' received a radical and permanent c're, request that re:lc:. • may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the periority of Messrs. Currie and Co,.' plan of treattn •nf. \. •! of these Gentlemen have had Strictures trum t.• u to twr:ity and had been under the care of Messrs. Wine and near.: ,:• •, and tidier surytons of equal eminence, who atounoted the c by the application. of the lunar caustic, without towcets. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either set With tile greateit delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, NI. 1•*:. liattomGarden. Patients in the country are requeo.d te s: the particulars of their case, nge, anti general balk et livint, inclosisqg a remittance for advice :•.nd• medicines, when the same will be given or sent to any part of thekingdoin. By an early application to Messrs. Currie and Ce. the patient will escape the pain, danger, and expenee of a long and tedious ai teudance upon less experienced practitioners. 10•MOAIWW. Stm nits Stni sets.' 1 Moon rises, 29 minutes after 449 minutes a ft er 7I 36 %inures .:t!er HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MOKat',, • Mciffing— ' .40 mioutes . I f!er 4 Afternoon LONDON t Printed acd iubished L lux ,at %i Or tics, No. Camy.itreet, ant at• tte Ofwe, emplr 'Jw :. . - .. :~