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r P ECCI.ISIASTICAI.sod •4^ 7VTICAL PROMOTIONS. CAMBRIDGE, Jun; . v. Voiles Sanaby, M. A. is rrefented, by the tart of Mara, to the Vicarage of Baton, Ld ccfterfhire The following Reverend Gentlemen were on Thurfday admitted Bachelors in Divinity—John Kempthorne, Gawen Brathwaite• I Thomas Jackfon, and Thomas Waldron Hornbuckle, Fellows of St John's; Mr. Samcl Chilcott, Fellow of Sidney; Mr. John Gilpin. of Magdalen :'Mr. Wm. Evans, of Pembroke Ball ; Mr. Thomas Cotton Fell. Fellow of lefts. The Hots. Richard Royle Bernard. of St. John's College, brother to Lord Bernard, was at the fame time admitted to the honorary degiee of Mafter of Arts. Media. Wm. Walter and Timms Ar cher, e Peterhosfe, and the Rev. Samuel Hall, of St. John's. to the. degree of Matter of Arts; and the Rev. Wm Elftobb. and the Rev.Johninnes, of Trinity Hall, to the degree of Bachelor in Law • M RRIt• D. At LivtrpArtl, the stth ult. Philip Barrington Ainflie. Fig. fon of the late Sir Philip Ainflie, of Pik" to Mifs Bridget Carrie, daughter of l'Alglr Currie Ff,i Merchant, of Liverpool. On Saturday laR, at Adlinrm, In Laticathire, the feat of Sir Ricbard Clayt •if, Bart. 1. 11. Hunt, Efq Fellow of Trinity Col • anertyCambridge, to Mils Marty, elcleß daughter of Samuel W, 14g. Itefide er nt at Bufforah. SALES BY AUCTION. • CROYDON—SURREY. By Mr. It WATSON and Mr. ABBOTT, At Garraway.. Coffee-battle, on Saturday, the .7th init. at Twelve o'Clock, ALEASEHOLD COT I'AGE, or Hunting B ox, fituated at the end of the town of Croydon. The Cottage is well tuyplied with excellent water, and it contains three fitting_ looms, three bed rooms, a clteffing clofet, and three wrens, kitchen, wailihrufe,Stc The yard is convenient, the garden though Wall, is very *B rant. very good ttahlug for fix bodes, held for an unexpired term uf 4 - years, t enon Midfummer, 1807 ; at the low rvt of only 161. per annum, with a covenant of renewal at the fam e eent. To be viewed for particulars, enquire of Mr. B. Watfon, Bridges Rent, Weltminfter ; Mr. Abbott, Shepherd . .. Market, and the King's• Arms, Croydon. . _ FREEHOLD AND COPYHOLD FARMS, SURREY. By Mr. H. PHILLIPS, At the Swan Inn, Reirite, on Tuefday, 3oth June, at Five, whit. out referve. in Three Lots, by Order of the Executors, A VALUABLE. FREEHOLD and COPY ... HOLD ESTATE, fainted at Ridftone. near Reigate. in the CountY of Surrey ; comprifing three eligible, well.conditioned Farms, of Two Hundred and Twenty.four Acres of rich Arable, Upland. and Water Meadow, and final; part Wood Land, lying conipa49, with Farm Mae, Barns, Stabling, and reqt-inte Out buildings and Orchard, and the principal part tytite-free, now let to a molt rtfpeelable tenant at will at Three Hundred and Thirty tw o Patin& p r annum.—Alto the Freehold Great Tythes of a Farm, called Cops hold, of Twenty Pounds per annum. The Farms and Premires may be viewod by leave of Mr. Sy monds, the tenant, of whom printed particulars may be had ; of Mr. Neale,elurviryor Cheam ; at the Swan, Reiget e ; Spread Eagle, Flit! ; Red Lion, Dorking ; Cock, Sutton ; Swan, Leatherbeed: Whemliteaf,Tonting; Meffrs. Gibbs, Solicitors, Old Broad itreet, City ; and at Mr. H. Maps, No 68, New Bond-itreet. EINJ'S RIPTON, near HUN rING DON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION (if not f van . zr difpofed of by Private Contradt). at the Fountain Inn in Huntingdon, on Sa turday, the t rth day of July. between the hours of four and fix ! o'clock in the afternoon, fubjcet t,) loch conditions as (ball be I then produced, ACf.Ripadl ar.d Defircible ESTATE, (*dilate in the Pariah of King'. Riptoa, and at Sail , y in the County of liumingdw!, diftant only three miles from the town of Han tinrdon. and five miles from St. Iva; confining of a genteel and comsuodiou, dwelling hook, with fuitahle out buildinE,s, all brick an.l tile, in excellent replir ; wall^d garden, three cottages and gardens fir labourers, and upwards of tan acres of good arable and psliure Lnd, now in the holding of Mr. Robert Hatficld,under ■ Leak for 21 years. whereof three years will be to come On the sth day of April nra'. at the yearly rent of ISA hut capable of very confident'', advance at the expiration of the term. The Eftate is partly .eehold and partly Copyht.l.l ; the latter held of the Manor of Kinev (Upton, the tenure of which is ex • tamely city. and the whole is tithe free. The tenant will Dew the Premifes ; and further particulars may be known on application to Mr. Wedge, Wetlcy Bottom, near New Market ; Mr. Morris, Solicitor in Newport Salop ; or Meffrs.lienhow and Hope, Solicitors, No. a, Stone-buildings, Lin coin's Inn, London. swritKign HOUSE, OXFORDSHIRE, 3INOOLARLV DiAIRABLF SU BSTAN TI A L PREEHOLD 14,1ANSION, AND PADDOCK, AND TY fliE FREE FARM. 13y Mr MUNN, At Garraway's on Friday, July to, at Twelve o'clack, (unletegan. a ccept.thle offer be made by Private Contrad). ' T HE truly Valuable and ennipael FREEHOLD E:oTATF, in the Parifhes of Swerford and Hooknorton, comprifing a fubllantial (tone manfion called Swerford Houk, with dogmatic offices of every defeription, newly eredted ornamen tal range of Ratting for eleven boric., double coach.houfe, chalk honfe, banners and (addle:rooms, the whole amply fupplied with water, a pa'etel of rich land, ornamented with Rattly umber, conft ant it ream of water running at a molt deferable diftance in front ,f el,r marifion, may with the great& facility be rendered an °Neel highly ornamental and attractive, pleafure ground and kitchen garden, together with feveral rich farms, molly contiguous to the detrt fr.c lands, confifting of a due proportion of arable an 1 Fallon. land, divided into convenient enclofures by thriving fences, nriched wish capital timber, containing in the whole upwardsof 6so acres. Ihe farm houfcs and estimator I buildings have jolt been romolete - Iy repaired. The farms arc all let, either to yearly tenants', or ioi (hurt (cafes, at low rents. There is alfo a fenall farm. con fi fling of nearly es acres, with a dwelling boufe and fuitable build ings, fit uate at Bloxham, in the county of Oxford, five miles from Swerford, in the occupation of Mr. P. Rcgers, at alias, retie. The whole is tythe free, and forms an objedt peculiarly datable to any gentleman wifhing to realize in a retired rich fituation, and is attached to rural (ports, (event packs of bounds being kept in the orighbourhocd, which is plentifelly Rocked with game; a coon deralle part of the purchafe money may retain on mortgage for a limited time. Swerford is a pleafant village, Iltuate eight miles from Banbury, five from Chipping Notion, sod four from Chappel Hook, within a quarter of a mile from the turnpike road, in a neighbourhood highly refpedtable and folubrious. The Per petual Advowfon of the valuable Rectory is hkewik on tale by private cont.rta. John Falk ner, who refides on the manfion, will thew the eftate, and partirtaars may be bad of Edward Horne, F.fq. Solicitor, Lincoln's-Ion; of Jofepb Knight. Efq Solicitor, Stowe on the Wold, Gloucefterffire; of Mr. Godfon, Land Sur veyor, Hooknortnn ; and of Mr. Munn, Walbrook. near the Royal Exchange ; where plans of the eftatrs may be fees. Pattica l lars alto at Garraway's, and at Chapped Hodfe. - - -- f i k EEHOLD FARM, called TURK'S PLACE, In the Weald of Kent—Land Tax redeemed, 137 Metes. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Sueceffors to Mr, Sattaw), At Garraway's, At twelve o'elnek, Tburfday, Auguft 6, without a wn b y order ..f be t fawners of Mr. Thomas .ftarnet Cot tOn, dcecati. AVALUABLE rIEEHOLD FARM, IVing svirimo a dog fence. art the border of a Turnpike Road, st liantley--one mile ad a half from Cranbrook, four miles frOm Gaudburft, 16 from Beale and Mg.:Mane, three from Hawk. !waft, ant Sena from Laroberhurft,lo the County of Kent ; eon . tabling upwards of no wallet arable Wafture. wood, and hop land, with a fat twhoofe, hop ma, garden, barn, and outbuildings. The wood land. contaloing 3t aer‘s, Is in hand, and the remainder let en %cafe to Mr 'aleph Dahcli, for About eight years unexpi r ed. ro,bir.vicuscd vsitb leave of the tenant, an b d p o articutz e r li s h ad m ten - slays Daliprcsswi to the fale..et the _ C ok • B rown, T al e d n. • ftos ie . u rethaw ; Tyger's Head,Foot Cray C bpja y .' AFaraborough ; Mr. Jeffop, Solicitor, Clifford's and of Mellts.Hoggart and Phillips, No. 6a, INO - MAW; a plats of OK eft ate may . lee rm. -4 WO • MLES BY AUCTION. FURNITURE AND EFFECTS.—PALMER'S OREEN. By Meffrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, . . , (Succeffors to Mr SNIT ) On the Premiks, Palmer's Teen.G Southgate, on Monday, July 6, at ock PART of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, of Mr. Smith, removing to Bath; comprifing brdfteads, furniture', and bedding, chairs, tables, carpets, glares, and 8 day clock, kitchen requifites. out door articles, &c. To be viewed one day previonsto the Sale ; and catalogues then had on the premifes ;of Mr. h ash r vphollterer, George yard, Loinbard-ftreet; of Mr. Folter, Toam Green; and of Mcffrs. Hoigart and Phillips. No. 6a, Old Broad-ftmt. lIOUSF HOLD FURNITURE, LIVE and DEAD FARMING STOCK, BUILDING MATERIALS, and EFFECTS, Great Milfenden, Buck s, By Melfrs. HOGOART and PHILLIPS, (Succeffors to Mr. SUIT n) On the Premifes, Potter's-row. Gnat Miffeaden, no Monday, July t 3, at r s o'clock, rj'HE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Effeas; comprising bedfteads, beds, and bedding, kitchen requilites, &c. The Farming Stock comprifes a waggon, two carts, a chaife cart, a pair of harrows, three ploughs, fiz lets of bumf's, two large iron hoard math tubs, four cart boric§, a cow, three breeding lows , keen young (tore pigs, ( even bacon h ogs, a boar, poultry, glazed fairs. building materials, and ufeful ftuff. To be viewed one day previous to the Sale, and catalogues then had at the White Hart, MilTaiden ; White Hart. Aylefhury ; on the premifes ; and of Mete., lioggart and Phillips, 6a, Broad , ftrect, near the Royal Exchanr- EAST WOW/HAY, HANTS, N EAlt N ENV Bc Y, By Mars HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Suectffors to Mr Suir n), At Garraway's, on Thurfday, July 16, at 12 o'clock, A COPYHOLI) ES I'ATE., neatly equal in value fl to Freehold, the fine [mall, and certain, fituate in a molt de lightful part of the County of Hants, within four miles of. New bery, and 53 from London, convenient alfo for the Bath Road.— The eftate comprifes a brick built dwelling houfo, fituate on a fine eminence, and contains four handforne rooms on each floor, with fultable offices, together with so acres of uncommon rich meadow land, in a ring fence, ornamented with fine thriving and fcattercd oak trees, completely in the R3le of a park, through which runs a [mall rivulet eafily to be improved for ufe and ornament. The out buildings on the eftate are detached, and well arranged for the accommodation of a'Gentleman of agricultural purfuits,for which the property is well calculated. May be viewed, and particulars hail ten days previous to the Sale, at the George and Pelican, Newbery ; White Hart, Read• ing ; Sun, Maidenhead; White Hart, Bath ; at Garraway's ; and of Meffrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 6a, Broad•ftreet, near the Royal xchange. Tiff HOLT FARM. A Valuable FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ES I'ATE, near WELWYN, HERTS. By Meffrs. HGGGAR and PHILLIPS, (Succctf rs to Mr. SMITH), At Garraway's, on Thurfslay the 16th of July, at is e'clock, AVery deferable FREEHOLD and COPY HO LD FARM, containing afto Acres of Arable, Pafture, Mea• dow, and Wood Land, in good cultivation, in the occupation of Mr. James Kidman. tenant at will, with a fabflantial new built Brick Refideoce, Guitable fur a Gentleman'. Family, Pleafure and Kitchen Gardens, Gravel Walks and Shrublsery, Coach houfe, Stabling. and exe , Bent Offices, Farm-houfe, Farm and Rick Yards, Barn:. Cart-Horfe, Stabling, Cow-houfe, and numerous Out buildings The fittiation is idea and bemtiful. near the Hon, in the parifh of Paul's, Walton, a fine (porting part of the county, abounding with Game, and in the neighbourhood of the Hounds ; fever miles from Hitchin, fix from Welwyn, to from Hatfield, nine from St. Alban's. and about 30 miles from London. he Laud Tax is tedettned, and will be included in the put. chafe.—To be viewed, oti:h lace of the tenant, and Partis Mars had ten days previous to the fate; at the White Hart, Welwyn ; Green Man, Barnet; White Hart, St. Alban's; Salifbury Arms, Hatfield; the Inns at Hitchin and Dunftable of Nlefirs. Jones and Green, Saliibury-Square; at Garraway's ; a id of Meas. Hog . gart and Phillips. Ao. 62, Old Broad-ftre..t. VERY irALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM, near WRO• THAM—KNN By Meffre HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Succeliors to Mr. Sins rit), At Garraways. on Thutfday the 16th of July, at r 2. (unl , fs an acceptable offeris made in the mean time by Priva e Crgirradl), A MOST deferable FREEHOLD ESTATE, L 1 - called JENKIN SMITH FARMS, 23 milts from London and t t from Maidftone, bounded by both fides of the Road from Wrorham to Stanilead, containing 380 Acres of escellent Arable, I Meadow, Pafture, Orchard and Wood Lanl, in high cultivation, with a Parns-Houfe, three Barns, Stabling for 14 horfes, Cow and 1 Suckling Houfe.s, Granary Hop, Oa ft, Waggon and Cattle Lod i gee. Farmyard and outbuildings, in excellent repair. i The Farm is in the r.ccupation of Mr. Johnfon, whore term expires the teth of Oetober next, and offers a very defirable pro • perry for a Gentleman fond ofAgricultural purfuits or the (ports of Ithe field, in a beautiful fertile part of the county, abounding with game, and furrounded by fine roads. The Land Tax is redeemed and will he included in the purchafe. To be viewed. with leave of the tenant, and Particulars had v.: days previous t r the fate; at the Bull, Wrotbam ; Bell, Maid- Rune; Bear, Town Maliing ; Bull, Rochefter; Bull, Dartford; 'I iger's Head, Footferay ; of Mr. T. Bentham, Maidftone ; at Garraway's ; and of Meffrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, Old I Broad ftreet. -- The GROVE CM - TAGE., bOttKiN la, A LEASEHOLD MEADOW and ORCHARD FARM, and feveral COT TAGES —SURREY. By Metals. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Succetors to Mr. Spann), At Garraway's,nn Thurfday the 16th of July, at Twelve o'clock, (unlefa an acceptable offer &mild in the mean time be mane by Private Contradt). by Order of the Refiduary Legatcc4, 1 'HAT elegantly Thatched and un iv et fall y ad 1. mind COTTAGE, called the GROVE, the readcnce and property of the late Jon to. BOCtETT, Efq. ieceated, in miniature a perfedt Italian Villa, pAtefling the fuperior advantages of Land. (cape, Scenery, beautiful Box Groves, and !Lady Evergreen Walks, at the foot of which mcandres the River Mole, a eonftant obje6t of brauty and utility, with Box Hill on the immediate oppofita fide of, always admired by the Traveller In that part of the coun try, the Garden of Surrey. The Cottage padres every accom. ' modation for a Family, with double Coach -honfes, Stablin g for fix 1 honks, Pleafure and Kitchen Gardens , fine Spring Water, and Six Acres of rich Meadow I.and. Alto an ornamental Cottage ad joining. in the occupation of Dr Frater,ttnant at will, and a very j. defirahic Farm atWeft Humble, in the parilh of Mickleham, and only a quarter of a mile from the Grove. It contains about 3t Acres of rich Meadow, Arable, and Orchard Land, with two Barns, Cottages, Gardens, and Outbuildings. The Purchafer will be accommodated with early poffeffion. To be viewed 54 days preceding the fate, with tickets only, betweeu the hours of tcn and three (Saturdays and Sundlys es- cepted) which, with printed Particulars, may be then had of Mars. Hoggart and Phillips, No 6a, Old Broad-ftrect. Parti culars culars may alto be had at the principal lons, at Lolling. Luther head, Ryegate. and Eptom ; at Garraway's, and of Mr. Webtter and Son, Solicitor, . Quern Erect, Cheapfide. - --= HO - 161 - IAM PL A CE, near ESHER and WA L I'ON, SU kaitk.ll. By Meas. HOGGART and PHILIPS, (Sueceffors to . Mr. Sat IT tt), At Garraway's, on Friday, July na,st twelve o'clock, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, in a L -I- beawlful part of the County of Surrey, called HORSIBAM PL.% CL, two miles from Ether and Walton, fin bons Kingfton, 1 1 three and a half front Litton, three from -Cobham, two and a huff from ()atlantic and 18 from London; confuting of 67 sexes of i land, 20 acres of which are- rich meadow, on the bank of the river Mole, with a valuable right of filhery. a fubflantial brick dwelling i houfe, ereded within a few years, large wailed garden, farm yard, j barns. Itabli4, granary, and outbuildings; the land tax is redeem ed. The purehafer may be acconmxidated with early poffefEon, and is to take the growing crops, farming flock, and utenfils, at a fair valuation. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Fielder, on the premifes. and particulars had ten days previous to the fale—at the Cattle, Sun - bury; White Lion, Cobham; Duke's Head, Walton I Ship, Wey- i bridge; Griffin, Kingiton : Bear, Ether ; Red lio n , H a m p ton ; of Mr. 13Follett. No a, Paper buildings, Temple; and of Mars. i 1 tioilart and Phillip No. (*a ! Old &pad !tree'. - • ar • SALES BY AUCTION. • • citintrue VILLA, 'and Two De&able COTTAdE DENCESand LAND neat HAMPTON COURT. By M, HOGGA and PHILLIPS, (Suceeffors to Mr. Satins ), At Garnway's,ein Friday, Tilly a4.'at 12 d'elock, in three Lo tt, lI SELECTCOPY.HOLD,andfroaII pat t FREE HOW ESTATE, t 6 miles from Hyde Park, four from Kingfton, and two from ltaritptori Court, at Moulfey, in the County of Surrey. The llionk:contains airy bed. chambers a lofty handfome dining room s 3o feet tn , 22,-a drawing room, 28 by t 9, morning room,gentleman's parlour. ball, numerous &Wets, and water elofet ; attached and detached offices of curry deferip Lion, fupplied with excellent water ; handing for four carriages, Itabliog fur kw:a hocks, handfoins lawn, beautiful pleafure and Hower gardens, hhrubbery walks, and a feleetion of prime fruit trees rxtentive kitchen garden, orchard, pinery, peach •bnufe, grapery, and green houfe ; handfome approach. and fcreen of flou rithing shrubs and forth trees in full perfeakai ; with a Leafe -1101,1 Paddock of 46 acres in front, forming altogether a molt de firable propett) fora large genteel family. Alto a cornparit orna mental Cottage adjoining, with a paddock and &rubbery, and ano- ther genteel Cottage, at an eafy diftanee, with a gaiden, and rich meadow. • . . May he viewed by applying to John Rolls, gardener, on the pre miles, fix days previous to the Sale, with tickets only, which, with particulars. may then be bad of Mee, l loggart and Phillips. 6a. Old Broad Brett, near the Royal Exchange; particulars alto at the Toy, Hampton Court ; Griffin and on Kingtton ; White lion, Cobham; White Hart. Guildford; Red Lion, Ittninflow ; at Garraway's ; and of Marrs. Leigh and Marini, Solicitors, Bridge ftreet. Blaekfriars. LEASEHOLD FARM and RESIDENCE, SURREY. By Meffrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Siked!'Ors to Mr. Shill ). TO BE SOLD•BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A VERY deferable LEASEHOLD FARM, con taining 137 Acres of Ara . de and Meadow Land. iu high cultivation. in a molt delightful part of the County of Surrey. with a fpacious family bottle. fuitabk for a Gentleman's refitLnce; coach boute, ftabling, offices, barn, and outbuildings. To be viewed, and further particulars known by applying to Hoggart and Phillips, No. 6a, Old Broad-ltrcet, Royal Ihange. Cheerful RESIDENCE, MITCHAM COMMON, near Carnal. ton, Surrey. TO BE SOLO BY PRIV" rE CONTRACT. - By Melte'. HOGGART and PHILLIPS. (Succdfors to Mr. Sast ) ASeleet pleafant FAMILY HOUSE , in excellent 3 - repair, commanding pleating views of Banftead Downs and the Surrey I iills,eight miles from London, at Mitcham Common, near Carihaltoti, in the County of Surrey. 'I he book is furrounded by a paddock and plcafureirounds, with eight airy bed chambers, and morning moms. auras and weer-chalets ; a lofty dining room, t 3 by 18 ; drawing room, gentleman's parlour, and excellent offices, well fupplied with fine water; kitchen gardens, hot-houfe, pinery, fucceffion boofe, melon ground, and fruit-wall docked with prime fruit-trees; handing for two carriages, ftabling for fix !tortes, barn, gar!ener's houfe, c mplete brewboute and fuitabje out buildings; orchard and rich meadow land, containing together about ty acres; near the boands, and in a neighbourhood of the firft rilpedtability. To be viewed with tickets only; which, with blether particulars, may he had of M.firs. Hoggart and Ybillips,6l, Broad itreet. 0 BE SOLD .BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Marra HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (SUCCCIrCTS to Mr. SMITH), `HE MANOR and FREEHOLD ESTATE, called Caftie Nugent, in the Counties of Longford and elltiteah, Ireland; containing about atiao Englith acres, now yielding a neat income of 20361 a year, clear of quit rent, &c on the determination of many valuable !vile., and erom other pecu liar circumftances, the Eftate will probably in a few ' , tan double the pi-dint rental. Particulars are preparing, ai:d when printed, may he had of Melts.. Bond and Little, Bride•ftrect, Dublin Rev. Tames Bond, near Granard, Agent to the Eflate; and of Matra. Hoggart and Phillips, fix, Broad ftreet, Royal Exchange. VALUABLE FRFAHOLD ESTATES, MANOR, AND MANSION. ESSEX, on the borders of SUFEOLK, Land tax redeemed. COPYHOI.I) FARM, Between Brentwood and Chelmsford, By Meffre HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Succelfors to Mr SMITH), TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, With immediate poffvffion„ ADESIRABLE COPY HOLD ESTATE, in a pleafant part of the County of Mee, about a mile and a half north of the road to Chelmsford, through Ingateilone, x 4 miles from London, and 6 from Chelmsford, with a large Dwelling *sae, and 53 acres of exciter t ara`de and pafturc land, lying very compaet, and in good cultivation ; two eottages,and a quantity of fine thriving timber, which, with the land tax redeemed, fixtures, crops, live and dead (tuck, and farrnit , g utenfila, will be included in the purehafe. o be viewed, and further particulars known of Melfrs. Hog. girt and l'hiltips, 6z, Broad-flreet, Royal Fitenose. - - CHINGFORD HATCH, near Woodford, Epping /*omit, TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRAV , By Meffrs.HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (SueceiTors to Mr. Sit IT 11 ASELECT deferable LEASEHOLD FAMILY COTTAGE, in good repair, feared on a handfinne lawn, and pleafitre grounds, about half a mile on the left fide of the high road, near the Stag and Fox Hounds, within eight miles of Lon don, at Woodford, opening on the forelt; with t 8 acres of riab meadow land, and valuable common tights, (landing for two car. riages, excellent Icor ftall Rabic, farm yard, barn, cow•houfe, and Raiding, two kitchen garden', and lofty fruit walls, Rocked and plan ted with prime fruit trees, a cottage, garden, and orchard, 61h pond. well flocked, fummer bode, weave walks, mount, and plantation, ornamented with valuable fhrubs and foreft trees, fur rounded by good roads in every diredtlon. • To br viewed with tickets only, which with further particulars anal be had of Mires Hoggart and Pbillips, 6a, Old Broad ftreet TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mars. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, huccefiors to Mr. MI 11-1. A VERY feleet and delirable FREEHOLD PRO PERTY, comprifing Great Bromley Hall Eftate,confiftlog of about twelve hundred acres of rich paflure, arable, and wood land. the chief part conveniently divided into thirteen Farina. whereon are excellent farm-houfes and out-buildings, together with the Manor of Great Bromley Hail, extending over the Pa rifh, of about 3oco acres, with the rights of Court Baron. and Court-Leet, fines, quitrents, on death or alienation,' beriots, thirds of the timber, and other privilege. thereuuto belonging In the centre of the Eftate is fituated the elegant and fubftaittlal Mattfion, containing to bed-chambers, numerous dreffing•rooms, boudoir or lady's morning room, 11 feet Square; dining and drawing-rooms, 34 feet by 21 each , w ith fulling doors; coitly marble chlmney•pirces, and oak floors, a billiard room, library, dreffing apartments, Reward's and boufekeerer's rooms, excellent offices, capacious cellating, and fine fpriog water; double coach Bodes, and (tabling for to horfes, lotts, and numerous agricultu ral out buildings, lawns , rich paddocks, flower ar.d fruit gardens, confervatory and hot-houies.luxuriant plantations and well stored 61k-ponds. The Eftate abounds with hares and other game, and will afford its poffeff,rr molt °l i the luxuries of the table within it (elf. To the h'ianlion is attached about & sires of rich pAture land, and a purchafer of it wkil be accommodated by the option of I taking the whole of the Farms, and other parts of the Eftate. in addition to the above quantity, or feleaing fuch only a. fram fituation or defcription n:ay be deferable to him. The Eftate is fituated in a beautiful and healthy part of the County of I. it:x, furrounded by fine roads and pleafant rides, fix miles from Ded• ham and Colcheiter, and four from Manningtree and Miftley, all 'pod market towns, and 57 from London. The chief part of the FArens are held under agreements, determinable at Mort periods, at low rents, now producing taut exclufive of the Manor, Man fion, and the Land, premised to he worth at leaft 7001, per an num, and exclufive of timber in. the valuable woad,. A pack of fox-hounds are kept in the neighbourhood. The Manflon and Farms may be viewed at any time, by application to William Macon. k.fq Solicitor, in Cokbefter ; or to Mr. John Simian, one of the tenants on the pretnifes; of whom printed particulars may bi had ; alto of Mefirs. Hogiart and Phillips, 61 Old Broad- Rreet, -London; where,- as alfo at Mr. Mafon's,•its Colcbefter, an Elevation of the Houle and Plans of the Edam may be fcem A Valuable FREEH SOUTHAMOLD HOUSE. within half a Mile of OR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, 4 F Capital, well built HOUSE, pleafantly fituated in the PO. LYGON, commanding Intereiting Views of the River aLd New Poreft ; coned:lug of an entrance ball, drawing and dining rooms, breakfatt room and library thirteen feet high ; principal and back Rain iced to numerous and fpacious chambers ; the feevatts' offices are convenient and appropriate; detached is a double coach houfe, fit Railed (table, walled pleature and kitchen gardens, in which ate meted grape and green houfes. The Proteges are in good repair, and worthy the attnniou of a family of diftindion The Land Tax is redeemed. For a view and particulars, apply to Mr. George Hookcy,South.. amnion ; if by letter, free of poiLigc. Two Fields of four acres nearly adjoining may be had, if parthe cularly defiled. For the GOUT, RHEUMATISMS, CONSUMPTIONS, &c. The Rev. W. WILSON'. AN CI ARTHRI ric ; or ALTERA. TIVE. POWDER. THE Inventor of this Medicine, formerly a Student in PhyGe at GlAgow, is induced to (Oa to the Public an efficacious Remedy for the above, as well as for many Dica'es deemed incurable. It has been extetifively ufed in Ireland for fe• veral years, and its falutary effeets are produced In a ale and carp manner. with very little fenfible operation .--By mixing with the blood end juizes, it applies itfell to the feat of the diforder which it will remove by flow degree., from its alterative and healing qualities. In Confunspeions it will generally fueeeed in the two brit Rages, and often even in the loft. In the Serephula, or Evil, if ufed early, the cure will be fpeedy, and the ulcerated glands 1 will heal; and it has been known to refcue the P. tient even aftermoral fymptoms bad appeared. But Perfons affiieted wide Gout, Rhtuntatifims, Cancers. and with Bilious and Nervous dil -1 cafes, would do well to perufe " Ike Phiiedopby of Phyke," written by the Inventor (to be had at Symonds's, Pate:meet. Irow, or of the Venders of this Medici ne, ) in which it s extraor dinary efficacy will be thews in various Inky:era. This Powder does bi... contain any ingredient unfriendly to the human conitito . tion; and, 'Tithed of weakening, its tendency is to Invigorate, and to improve the general health. It meekons no danger from cold, and requires neither confinement nor change of dirt. told by F. Newbery and Sons, at the only Wareliotre for Dr. antees Powder, Na. es, in St. Paul's Church-yard, Locdan • in Pae'iets, price as. 6d. each, containing thirty two di fes Obferve that the words, " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," arc engraved in theptamps. PUBLIC ADVANTAGE. A- E advantage the public mull always derive from regularly educated proteffional men diredling ainsoft clufively their to one !peeks of malady, was never more deafly demonftrated than by the unexampled fuccefs which has attended the adminithation of their new remedy, and the extra ordinary cures it has performed. For a long feriesof years, Meat CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, formerly In his Majety's fervice, have made the Venereal Llifeafe the particular object of their in. velligation, and are happy in having difcovered a medicine hips. nor to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it is fulficient to obferve that the effeCts of this remedy arc diametrically oppofite to ' Wore of mereetry,fur though it completely eradicates every veiliget of the virus, in its molt confirmed Rages, yet it does not in th‘ leaft injure the confthution—on the contrary, it renovates the fyf tem in all he natural fundlions, promotes appetite, and facilitate. digeltiun—thus inftead of reducing a prong and vigorcus maim. don to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre reeves that conflicts ion in its primitive Rate, but reftores a weak and debilitated oie to its natural Itrength and vigour. Num'ierlefs inftances are on recent record of the fupetior efficacy of this Medicine, ha inherent and fpecific virtues adios as a per petual corrceive to bodily debility, whether proceeding Erma an excels of conjugal or Whit *attire, or from the more infiduous, though not refs defttuCtive, indulgence of . incau tious youth of both fetes in a certain pernicious habit Amid& the melancholy variety of (Warders which are the confequence of this folitary vice, there are none more aillidking than that diftreffing state of debility and deficiency . which pretence or unbitten; the nue tritnoniA hate ; the unhappy (Wertz broo le ever his misfortunes athames. to Peek 1%10, until he is reduced to fuch a Rate of weak. ne f. as to raider life oppreftve. To fuch perfons it melt he a con foling rePeetion, to know that they may now, by a new infallible mode ot treatnaefit, be reltured to that greeted of all human Welt. tugs. a Reale. manly. and vigorous conflitution. In all cafes ot debility, deficiency, from wince/ter eaufe arifing, as welt as in every (pecks ct venereal infeetion, Mdlrs Currie and Co. may be confulted by patients ot either fez, wit's the gyrate& fumy and honour, at their houfe, No. ,07, Hatton Garden. Letters from the Country (poR paid) including a batik note s will have the necdrary medicine and advice feat to any part of the Kingdom. No. so 7, Hatton Garden. WI-lEN Profeffional Men of Education and Re rponfibiliiy deviate from the general Syftem by the feted:km of a pat ticular branch, the (maim of long continued fucceffcs is the bat criterion of foperiority. Thirteen years have I devoted my practice to the exclufive treat ment of Three Diforders, and the facccfsful refuk of my plan gives me additional ardour to ipoore, as far as I am able, the ravages ef thole Complaints which are the molt important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities. After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of pradicc to rercua individuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Practitioners. 'I he Three Diforders, to the cure of which I have devoted my attention, comprife every (pecies V VENEREAL I NFEC PION, whether of a recent or long duration-, edly, all kinds of del ilky, whether &riling from the habits of fchool boys, or the indulgeoces of mature age; and,lattly, that derangement of the fyftem in wo men which is called BARRENNF.SS, or STERILITY. Numerous 'Weaks are the refult of Ignorance. or hake in the treatment of a fimple Gonorrhea •, and it not uarequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are punned by the indifcretion of en unguarded hour. By a fuperlor metho 1 fuch Complaints arc esfily cured; and, even where others have failed, I !rut that I may pre fume to offer a radical re-etabliihment Few, however, are the cafes of complicated dißres In this 4lf nrier, compared with the calamitous fimations of men, who, from an indulgence in a folitary vice, or the prevalent ga:eties of a lafhionalsie life, acquire that Rate of debility, which Is the una voidable confequce of filch h 'hits. Where the unhappy fofferer broods over his mffery, but care fully conceals his nuafortuoe, it may be fame canfolatiou fair him to know, that although it be an objedt of doubt or uncertainty with other yraditioners, the removal of there deficiencies by the graduzl progress of renovation, is the acquirement of my expeti ence. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteraction of this languid Rate ; and in thefe cafes no great difficulty will occur. But where this deficiency h.: - for years exact', a proper perfe verance is indifpeufably requifice to revive the flurobering fparks of life, and to re-animate the conftitution. MARRIIID WOMEN, who have long been &appointed IS their cxpedations of a family, may be affured, that an twit in- Biome ' d fuch deft to arc curable by Medical (kill. The fccrecy which is fo etrential to my undertaking, and the . quaiifitadous which I have prcfumed to Mate, form the !tali. my pretenfions, and in coincidence with Catch this intimatian is given, that Mr. Bree may be confulted perfonally, or by Lettena (inclofing a (marl Note), at his hook., No. 19, Arundel-Brea, Strand, near Temple-Bar. CY There is an additional Fntranee in Water ftreet adjaining, and the name is on both the doors. MARTIN lIRSE, Member of the Royal CMiege c of Surgeons in Lsodoh. 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