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7SAtES--BY AUCTION. wiltr• - PAW i.e. IHANT S. ATTS, at the Do.phin Inn. Southampton, on Tuefday, the 'ad day of id ite. den. between the hours of one and three . Its the afteenoon, SNIALL VILLA molt delightfully lituated, Aabout,. quarter of a. stile from Southampton Rive, and late in the occupation of cap tain Tregent •The houfe has r been hoilt ooly fix years. is fit fur the reception of a genteel family, and commands a very pieturefoue view - of Spithead, Seuthaniptou m Myer. sod the adjacent Country ; it Is feared on a fput at once healthy and beaut i fal. i t his OD tit, ground fluor a dining parlour, doming room Nankeen room, and (lore-room; under, avi ry good eau; abov.:, four bed founts, of equal line with en t.. • s rosiiiii floor; adjoining, an timelier , ' kitchen, wail houfe, Rabic, and Osage beide ; detached, a good harn, hen bode, and pugeery : with a Irritable garden asijoiniug the horde, and a fmall paddock sod meadow; in all compritin , acres of land. B. A porchafer may have immediate polleffion. For fuetaii partial:era apply to the Auenirmeer, Suothampton ; or to Mr. Howard, Solicitor, (teen -Brut, Portfea. A GiskiTEEL REsIDENCE WIT• 4 FIFTEEN ACRES OF MEADOW LAND, IN SURREY By Mars. sKiNNE4, DYKE., and Ca On Thorfiday. the s ids of June. at 'leave o'clock, at Garraway's Cake Enure. Claango.aße'b t.orahill, Loridoti, AMOST deluable FREEHOLD ESTATE, *dandy Stuate at SUTTON, a delightful part of the 1"---.v iu the midll of Field Spurt; a Ihurt ride from the beautiful Downs of Banilead and Epfion, and within. is =ilea of the Metropidls Comprifing to- A Genteel Refirience, the. principal part of which has been erected within a very few year, with convenient offices of every defeertion. Couch Goole and Stabling. beautiful atid exteufive Pleafure Grounds, with Shrubberies and Plantations laid out with grear tafte, excellent walled Garrieto producing an abundance of Fruit, Green . book, Hot houfe, FM ponds. and two Paddocks of rich Meadow Land, containing altugaher about 15 Acres, lying very compiat and remarkatdy well fenced The Houk is hat &timely fitted tip. and fit for the immediate vecep•ion of a family-4w early nolleffisn may be had. To be viewed, between the bdurs of Eleven and Four, Satur days excepted, by Tickets only, which with printed Particulars, nay he had of hleffrs Skinner, Dyke, and Cu. Alderigatoareet, London. Particulars may alto be had at the Greyhound and Cock Inns, Sutton ; Greyhound , Croydon ; kk'heatitieaf, Tooting; Spread Eagle, Epfom ; and at the place of Sale. TitErg-O—LD, DORKING, SURREY. Pitbrook Houle, and Twenty five Acres of Land. By Mars SKINNER, DYKE, aud Co. At Gzrraway's Coffe •-koafe, Change-alley, ('ornhill, On THURSDAY, the i nth of June, at Twelve o'clock, THAT truly deferable FREEHOLI) ESTATE and complete Refidence, PITBROOK HOUSE, beautifully fituate at the entrance of Dorking. Surrey. 23 miles from London, occupied by the proprieror, John Webb, Efq. confining of a very rub antial brick edifice, containittg an entrance hall rod veaitiule, dining parlonr,drawing-room, library, and &ening room, fitted up and finifited in a neat and elegant manner; four commodious bed. chambers, and eight other good bed rooms; an excellent kit-hen, houfe-keeper's-room and fervant's.ball, and every donsellie olEee, plentifully with fpring aud loft water, a double poach. bottle, Raiding for lix harks, and limitable out-buildings, large kitchen-garden encompuffed with lofty walling, an orchard, and rich lauds, containing about 15 acres, with a ftream running through the fame. The haute is fituased in a paddock, furrounded by thriving plantations and commands beautiful views of Box Hill, Norbury Park, and the furrounding runiaroic piatureflue country. .• ,rie • i r. are iu complete repair, said the land in the h'glicft ftate of eultivatio . . I wo packs of lox hounds connantly hunt in the country. To be viewed by Tickets ot ly, which stay be had with every other - particular, of Mare SeinuFr, Dyke, and Cu. Alderfgate. area London. Printed particulars will be delivered in due ti..le.at the Red Lion Dorking; Swan, Leathuhead; Spread Eagle, E.pforn ; and at the Place of CAPI AL ESIDENCE. WITH 11, GROUNDS AND AND GARDENS, fituate at B BFAUTIFI uih-Hill, near En • Sad. Middlefez. By Mcgra SKINNER, DYKE, and CO. On friday, June it, at Garraway's, in One I.ot, unlefs an u• terabit ofs is previorfiy made to purchafe by Private Con traffi. to Jobu Blackburn, Ffq Nu. 12, Ncw Broad-Erect, oe Mars. Skinner, Dyt e, and Co. rI'HE valuable :end iirgnlarly elegant REST. DENCE. with delightful pleafure-grounds, rxtenfivc walled garden. greets houfe, and grapery, (tabling, coach houfes, farm yard, at.d every requifite office for the aceommraiation of a family of refpeetability ;--containing 75 acres of freehold and copyhold land, exclufric of to acres htld of the New Riser Company, fitu ate on that much admired fpot 130 i-hill, adjoining to Enfield Chafe, and within nine miles of the tortropoliiothe property and pad , nrc of John Blackburn, Erg The houfe is a very excel lent and fuhltantial brick edifies, ended on a pleafing eminence, and poi :idling every domeftic convenience for the accommodation of a raped •ble family. The (tabling and offices are in every re fpedt complete, and the grounds have been reci.ntly extended and improved at a very conhderable menet. The premifes are in doled be a park paint , and are watered by the New R iver and the -Salmon Brook. the latter of which has been rendered an alai of fingul.ar beauty; by the preterit proprietor. The whole, although £cu ate fo near the metropolis, poffeffes the diflinguifhed feature of not being fuldeet to be overlooked, or in any degree intercepted and commands weave prapeas over the furrounding country. To I et iewed with tickets only, which may be had, with printed particulars, of Mars Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Alderfgate-fireet, where a plan may Lae ken. _ • EXCELLENT FREE/101.D FARM. NEAR SILL, BURY. DORSETSHIRE. By Meat. SKINNER. DYKE, and Co. On Thurfday, the 18;11 of June, at Twelve o'clock, at Darras arte Culler hunk, Change alley, Comilla. London. In one Let. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, ad vantageoully innate in the Dalin% of EAST STOUR, 4 miles from Shaftefbury, and eafy dißances from Vl'ineanton and Sher i ome, called Cold Street Farm. Confining of a commodious Farm honk with offices. Basin, Stabling. Beaft-ffieds and (unable Out.buillings ; and the furrottnding inclofures of Failure Meadow and Arable Lands, well timbered and watered, and lying exceed irgly coolpadt ; containing 195 Acres, capable of the greaten im rrovtment, as to render the Premifes very excellent. Dairy and Crazing Farm, she whole within a ring fence, (except a new allotment of Is Acres) now in the occupation of David Thick, as Tenant from year to year ; the eilintated value about 3001. per ann. To be viewed by applying to the Tenant, of whom printed particulars may b: had, aho of Charles Bowles, Lfq. Shaftefbury, where a plan may be ken ; partkulars nu.y alto be had at the Red I.ion, Shaftefbury; Grey hound,Wineanton ; of Mr.Langdon pe inter . Sherborne ; Mr. Collins, printer, Salifbury ; Mr. Crutt well, Printer, Bath ; place of Sale, and of Mars. Skinner, Dyke, and Co. tilderfgate-ftreet, London; where a plan may be ken. FREEHOLD RESIDENCES AND ESTATE, WOODFORD, .-3SEX.—By Melks SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. Oa Therfday, the t Sth of June, at Twelve o'clock, at Garrawars Coffee !souk, Change-alley, Corubill. In Six Lots. ITALUABLE FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD of ES FATES, defirably and at WOODFORN-ROW, es the Verge of Epping Foreit, and extending to Woodford-Bridge; the molt beaunful part of the County of Eike, only Eight Mika from Loudon compriting a clearable Refidence and a Villamillse Ray Lodge at d Ray Houfe. with numerous Deices, Coach-Make. and Stabling, Fieafure-grounds, Gardens, and the contiguous rich Paddocks a( Meadow Land, containing about tas Acres, lying on eafy afcei..s within a ring fence. pleafingly timbered, and inter• feded by the River Roden, in which there is a right of F(eury. Alto, the White Hart Inn, fundry Tenements and Lands, at Wtiodford Bridge; the Er.atcs are unexceptionably well tenanted by perfuo4 of the bat refpeaability, viz :—Sir William Frafer, g a m; John Vincent Purri,.r, Efq ; Mr. natal , and others; at rents amounting to 7541 per Annum. The Eitates within a few years have been improved, by ere& hg a molt beauti'ul Villa and other Buildings, making of capital Gardals and Pkafure grounds, at au expellee of many thourand pounds. 10 be viewed by applying to Mr. Snow, at Monkham Farm. of whuna printed particulars way be had, alto at the Cattle, Wood , twd ; of Mears. Wright and Picktring. Solkitors, Temple; at the ace a Sale, and of Meeks. Skinner, Dyke and CO. Alcicrfigate- L Feet, where plant se-.) be ken. SALES BY AUCTION. Clpit:.l ESTATE, MANORS. and RESIDENCE, near the Coati, in SUSSEX. By hfrffrs. SKINNER. DYKE, and Co. On l'hurtlay, the ad of July, at Twelve o'clock, at Garraway's CoIL:e Houle, Change Alley, Cornhill, London, in Ten Lots, ACapital and very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, fituate in the Parifhes of Herftmonceux and Warding, about four miles from Hailfbani and Horfebrldge, and cary 4iltances from the favourite writing rhea of Eaftbuume and Halting., confining of an elegant Refidence, called HERST MONCEUX PLACE with all requitite Of fices, tunable for an ettabliihment of the &ft eadegnence, delightfully fituated in a large Park, with Lawn, Plantations, and Gardens, commanding moft extenfive and beauitful Profedia both of Land and Sea.. Alto, three beneficial Manors, extending over an immenfe track of country. abounding with game, with quit rents, reliefs, harlots, arbitrary fines, rights, royalties, and appurtenances; and the fur rounding Farms. containing In the whole toys acres of rich Mea dow, Marfb, Arable and Wood Land, lying extremely compadt, wilt hatable Farris Houfes and OutbuAdings. and the Ruins of an alleitlo, n hie and fpaciuus Cattle. The Manfion Houle, Manors, and shout Soo Acres, arc now in hand—the Farms are lct on thort Leafes. 'i'o be viewed s 8 days preceding the fide, when printed Pard culla may be had on the Premifes • alto of Marrs Shadwell and Billsop, Solicitors, Hafting' ; Matrix. Lee's, printers. Lewes; Meffrs. Attree and Phillips. printers, Brighton; at the Lamb, Eaßbourne; Cattle and Ship Inn, Brighton; Stares 'Favern,Tun bridge Wells; Place of Sale, andel Meffrs Skinner, Dyke and Co. Aldarfgacc-ftrect, London. LEEDS—YORKSHIRE. By Mears. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. In Odober neat, in Lots, (unlefs a previous offer is made to pur chafe the whole by Private Contraet), ACAPITAL and very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATII, molt tit firably Inmate in the Parifh of Rothwell, and in the townfhips of Middleton, Huttnett and Beenon, within one mile and half of the capital town of Leeds, and eafy diftance f om Wakefield, Bradford, Huddersfield and Halifax, comprifivg the MIDDLETON ESTATE; confining of the Manor, or Lortifhip of Middleton, with the illexhauitible Coal Works, com municating with the town of Leeds, and about Ivo acres of pro 4/naive and rich Meadow, Patture. and Arable Lana, and line Woods, with thercfidence ealltd MIDDLETON LODGE. with fultabic Offices, alfo tA:o other commodious Dwelling boufes and Offices, aWater-Mill. add fondry Houfes—the whole lying nearly within a riurfence, and capable of the groat& improvement, Co as to render it one of the molt productive nate& in the Welt Riding of Yorkfhlre, tythe free, and the Land-Tax redeemed. For further particulars apply to Thomas Lewis, Ffq. Gray's- Inn, and of Meffts. Skinner, Dyke. aed Co. Aiderfgate-lirect, London. DESIRABLE FARM AND HUNTING B)X, IN DEVONSHIRE. On Saturday, the 23d of lofay, 1807; at the- New London Inn Exeter, between the hours of Two and 'rliree, in the Afternoon By Mr. Plill Li PS A COMPACT LEASEHOLD FARM, called AXON, held for 99 Years, determinable on Three Lives; confifting of 8o Acres (more or left) of Arable and Meadow Land. and a very comfortable Dwelling houfe, poireiiing conveniences of every dcfcription for a fmall family, with Coach botee, Stables, Bans, I.inhay for 12 Cow., back and front Garden, about half an acre or Orchard, &e. &c. ft beautifully fituated in the Southern part of Dcvoulhire, lately built and occupkd, by Sit pito Collins, deceafed. 'I be Trendies pi:fiefs many local advantages of the firft ((lima. Lion, to a GelltlCol3ll th firing a refidence in a beauti ul Country and Sporting neighbourhood, four Packs of Harriers being kept within the 'Mort diltance of 3 miles, and Fox Hounds within 7 miles...- Tires of all deferiptions very low, not exceeding at prefent Six Guineas per Annum, and the occupier nut liable to fill any paro chial offset —The Eftate has an unlimited right of good Dowuage and Commonage, upon the Downs and Commons imm^diately adjoining the fame, with penatiflion to dig and burn Peat, fur immuring the land. The above Ethic Iles within a ring fence, is ditlant fram Wel lington 5 miles, Taunton la, Ulcuban 1, CuihantrtOrl 7, Hanl on to, Tiverton 9, Exeter 19, Exuma as, Sidniuuth s 4, Lime as, and Charmouth 23. 'the Leak is reaewable at a certain fmall fine. Quit Rent very low. For particulars, apply (if by letter, poft paid) to Mr Thomas Widmer, on the Trendies; or to Mr. Parton', Solicitor, Gutprzt, Hams. N. B. The Eftate is well watered, which might be turned to great advantage at a trifling experce --The Fir Trees, live and dead Stuck, and Implements of I:ilia:unity, to be taken on a va luation. CHINGVORD HATCH. near WOODFORD, Epping F ureft, By Malin. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Succeffors to Mr. SMITH,) At Garraway's, on Tuefday. the 19 h inftant, at Twelve o'clock, ankfs an acceptable offer is made in the mean time by Private Contradt, ASeleet, Definable LEASEHOLD FAMILY COTTAGE, comprifing CHINGFORD HATCH, hated on a handfome Lawn and Pleafure Grounds, about half a mile I on the left fide of the high Road, near the Stag and Foxhounds, within eight miles of London. at Woodier& opening on the Fo • reft, with eighteen acres of rich Meadow Land and valuable com mon rib's. The Houfc is its good repair, and contains two re"- vante rooms, five bed chambers, wonting room, balccny, and va r. oda, cheerful dining and drawing rooms, "MI bow fronts. open ing to the lawn, and paddock with taftrful varanda and colonade in front, convenient offices, fpring and tuft water, (landing for two carriages. excellent four EA (table, farm yard, barn, piggery, cow boufe and !tabling for three boric.; two kitchen gardens docked and planted with prime fruit trees, a cottage garden and orchard ; fifh pond flocked with carp and tench ; rummer bode, extcnlive walls, mount and plantathm, ornamented with valuable flouts& and f..rcft trees, furrouuded by good toads in every direction. The Ettate is hold fors 7 years, at only .cal. tos per annum. To be vi,:wt.l fix days previtms to the fate, with tickets only, ' which, with particulars, may then he had of Meffrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. Oa, Broad-ftreet, Royal Exchange ; particulars alto at the our Swans, Waltham Crofs ; Cock, Epping ; Cattle, Wood ford ; and at Garraway's. MORDEN PARK, MANSION,and ES FATE, with numerous Cottages and Gardens, Surrey. Dy Mari. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (SuNt -Wore to Mr. SMITH), At Garraway's, on Wednefday, the aoth inftant. THAT dillinguithed and elegant PROPERTY, called MOWEN P. •7IK and FARM—confifting of up wards of aso Acres of prime rich Meadow, Arab: and ood Land, beautifully timbered , now in the highe W it Rate of culture, and in a ring knee, &tutted within three miles of Sutton, on the roJd to Brighten. and within nine miles of London, fuitable for the refidence of a Nokleman ; with a fiabilantial Family Manfien greeted in the centre of the Park, on a fine eminence, command ing beautiful profpeets, enriched with views of the parks of Noble. met, and Gentlemen, which form landfcapes of uncommon variety and beauty, and esnbofonsed with extenfive plantations of aer• greens and for It trees, in the Isigheft perfedion, Strikingly de pot and duke. The Maufien contains xs bed chambers, (including fervent.' apartments), elegant dining and drawing rooms, library, billiard room, fpacloas hall, laces plenty ddeription, and excellent cal briog double coach honk, Stabling for 7 horfes, twa kitchen gar dens, empty cropped and planted with choice fruit ; a range of forcing bodes, upwards of as.) feet in extent; meloory, orchard, Sower garden, lawn, bowling green and green houfe ; an de:4c profped pavanen furreunded by a Shrubbery, detached farm two barns, !tabling for tea agricultural hocks, and numerous out- building. The Park is entirely meadow of the Smelt quality ; the remain der of the land is aLable and woad. The greateit care has been taken of the valualle and catremely choke plantations of ever greens and Stroh, at Morden, which are allowed to be fuperior fn point of feketion and beauty, to any in the kingdom. The Mate is free from land tax, abundantly fuppllsd with tine water, and the purchafer will have immediate poffeffion. Alfofe veral Dwelling-hosfes, cottages and gardens adjoining. lane let on leak, and the remainder in poffeffioa of tenants at will. To be viewed with tickets only, ss days previous to the file, whkh, with Particulars, may be had of Mr Blunt, Folicitor, OM Pay Office, and of McCrea. Hoggart and Phillips, No 6s, Old Broad Brett, where a map of the Ettate may be ken. Particulars alfo rt the Spread e, Epfom; Cock, Sutton; Griffin, Kingfton ; 'Talbot, Richmona ; and at Gana/Par.,. SIALES BY AUCTION. TO MERCHANTS, WAREHOUSEMEN , CAPITAL D 14' ELI. I Nil HOUSE, WAR EIIOUSES,COUNT -ING HOUSES, and PREMISES , neatly oppofite the Church, Sithopfgate [tree, with immediate Poffeffion, By Meffrs. HOGOART and PHILLIPS, (Succeffax to Mr. SUIT a) At °areaway's, on Wednefday next, at Twelve o'Clock, THOSE extenfive, fubilantial, and very defirable PREMISES, in the poiftelon of the proprietor WIN Ives, F.chalaz and Co. fituate No la, Bilhopfgate-ftreet ' Without, comprifing a well-built Family Dwelling Huufe. cared to the first fierey wifis (tone, containing numerous Bedchambers, elegant Dining and Drawing Room, of large dimalfions, Breakfaft• Par lour, Hall and Offices, two large Counting Houfee. with diftina e ntrances, Paved Gateway and Yard , coma Went for the unload lug of Mercbatidize and heavy Goods, to the adjoining. fuhit in tial, and particularly well built Warehoilfe, containing four Floors, timbered in a capital Ityle, and equal to any weight of goods; with coal dry Collaring, capable of flowing about 183 Pipes of Wine. The whole of the premlfcs are compae l , extending about 134 Get io depth, perfoftly facet, without any interruption, and enclofed by firong folding gates altogether forming a fuperior Lti:ation fur condueling abut - in& of the firft confsquence To be viewed fix dads previous to the fale, and particulars thus had at Garraway'4; and of Meiks. Hoggart and Phillips, No 6z, Broad•ftrcet, Royal Exchange. - • Capital HOUSEHOI.D FURNITURE, FARMING STOCK, COWS, ALE, BEER, and EFFECTS, FINCHLEY. By Meffrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS (Succeffors tc Mr. &turn), on the Premifts, on Monday, 25th loft. and following day, at Ekveta o'Clock, HE whole of the fele& and genuine FURNI. A TURF, of GEORGE FRYER, Efn.ikmoving. compelling fevers elegant lofty Eon r-poft &Meads, lurnitures, and e tpenfive Bedding or the bed quality; new Brullels and Turkey Carpets, Mahogany Wardrobes Drawers, Writing Tables, Meiling Stands and Glaifes, a fet of Dining Room Chairs covered in red Morocco; capital and heautiinl fa of Dining Tabks, on Pillars and Claws; Bronze full kagth !maps in the Grecian Style, Elie Witney Blan kets and Counterpanes, a complete Suit of Drawing Room For • niture, Oil Cloth, Coppers, &e. The Farming Stock, three Cows, a thong Draught Hurfe, Carts, Roller, Melon Frames, Hand Glares, Garden Rolkrs, about 70 Loads of Hay, and a large quantity of Dung. To be viewed on Saturday prior to the Pale, and Catalogues had on the Prentifes ; Green Man, Barnet; Cherry Tree, Southgate; Gate Houfe, Highgate ; and of Marrs. linggart and Phillips, No. 6a, Broad-ilr.:et. VALUABLE FREEHOLD L.( ND, PA PER M ILI. ANA WHARF. ON THE BANK OF THE MEDWAY. By Malin. 110 G GART and PHILLIPS, (Suceeffors to Mr SMITH ) At Garravray's, on Thurlday, the 28th infi ant, at Twelve, In Lots, Amolt definable and improvable FREFHOLD ESTATE, eomprificg a faftantially etelled Paper Mill, advantageonfly iltuste for water carriage on the Bank of the Med way, near Snodland Church, g miles from it:whence, 4 from Town Malting, 7 front Pdaidllone, and 3S from London, in the county of Kurt; with a wharf, fix cottages, and numerous out buildings in excellent repair; alfo a quantity of remarkable thriv ing wood land, containing together about 71 acres. 'I he Mill, Wharf, and buildings adjoining, will be in •hand at Michaelmas next, and the remainder is ktt to a term which will expire in about fix years. To be viewed with leave of the Tenants, and particulars had ten days previous to the fate. at the Bull, Dartford; King's Head and Crown, Roehefter; Bell, Maidftone;Bear * Town Mailing ; of Mr. jefferys, Solicitor, Chatham; at Garraway's; and of Meffts Hoggart and Phillips, 61,0141 proad-street. PREEHOLD RESIDENCE. AND FIrTY-S11.: ACRES OF RICH LAND, AT CHIGWELL. Ey Mania. HOOGARF and PHILLIPS, (Suczeffors to Mr. SM ITH), At Garraway's, on Thurfday, the 23th inft. uelefs an acceptable offer is made in the mean time by Private Contend, AVERY dc fi rable FREEHOLD ESTAI E. in a fine healthy fitnation, in a molt refpeelable neighbourhood, it miles from London, on thchorder of the high road leading to Ougar, ar Chigwell, in the county ••( Beta; compelling a fubttan tial refidence, containing four rooms on a fluor, with tunable attached and detached offices, !landing for two carrkges, (tabling for feven horres, farm yard, barn, large cow•houre, and out-build ings; cheerful lawn, Ihrubbery, large kirehen•garden. productive fruit wall, a quantity of rich land adjoining oppofitc the houfe, .coataining together 36 acres, with nulmetted right of common un tlawcault, F;•ping Flrett. The In •!fe,. and groves command delightful pieturefque views of great e:tent over the fit:rounding country, 'metalled by vil laga,, ex ce;klit roads, pleafiug rides in various directions. To be viewed with tickets only, on Mondays, Wedneldays, and Fridays, between the hours of to and 2; and particulars had 14 days previ.n“ to the Sale, of Mats. Collins and Wallet, Solicitors, Spital-fqu .re; at the Cock, Epping; White Hart, and CAI', Woodford; Eagle, Snarefb:ook ; King's Head, Chisevell; Eagle, Ilford ; White Hart, and Cock and Bell, Romford; White Hart, Brentwood; Green Man, 1.3)r tnalkone; White Hart. Woodford- Bridge; and of Meet. Hoggart and ps, No 62, Broad-street, P oral Fiehatim A caintal Pita* oislt itv, with LAND. BURLINGTON-LANI 7 ; on the BANK of the THAMES. CHISWICK. By Metres. HOGGAR I' and PHILLIPS, (Succeffors to Mr. SMITH), At Garraway's, on 1 liurfilay the 28th init. at ;2 o'clock. unlefs an Acceptable offer is iu the mean time male by Private Contradt, i ti k Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, clmptiling MOR ETO NHA I.L, forming a fub antial well timbered and leaded Brick built Structure, adjoining the Duke of Devonfitires, Burlington4ane, Chlfsvlck, within five mires of Hyde Park corner, the refidence and property of ROBERT STEEVENSON, Efq. The Manflon contains 23 bed chambers, with drefling rooms and elofeii, an elegant drawing room 15 feet by 2.1, and 16 feet high, rich corny taptitry and vain-dile Ratuary chimney piece, dining parlour 33 feet by 87, a family chapel paved with marble, and lined with polifhed wainfcot ; drawing room, library, gentleman's drilling room, alcove, houfekeeper's rooms, noble entrance hall, oak flair cafe and gaUery 30 feet (roam prefenting on etch flee fuU length hiltnricil paintings, executed by the old fchnol of erns• neat with attacked and detached offices of every defcription, double coach houfes and Rabliug for fourteen horfes ; three fpa. clews kitchen gardens, with internal and external fruit walls ; a confervatory 130 feet in extent ; hot /inures, melonry, flower gar dens, paddock, detached farm yard, cow houre arid nut buildings. and two rich paddock* in front of the hnufe—containing altog •then about,twcnty ems. The Larui Tat is redeemed, and the Pur chafer may have early ptiffeffion. May he dewed at any time, with tickets only, which, with par. deniers, may be had of Mars. lioggart attd Phillips, Broad- Rreet, Royal Exchange—particulars alfo at the Talbot, Richmond, and at Garraway's. RICH FREEHOLD DAIRY, and AGRICULTURAL FARM, ESSEX, within nineteen Mile, of London, on the Border of a fine Turnpike Road. By hdeif:s. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, _ _ . _ . (Succefrors to Mr. Satrrn) by Private Contrad, AI VALUABLE FREEHOLI) ESTATE, con Ming of upwards of aso Acres of rich Amble. Pafture, Wood, and rich Water Meadow Lana, nearly in a kin; Fence, and the Land Tax redeemed; &nate near good Market Towns, and wi thin nineteen Miles of London, with a Farm Houk and Outbuildings, in the occupation of a reponlible Tenant, whok Leak bas expired. May he viewed on application to Mclirs. Noggart and Phillips, No. 6a, Old Broad-ftreet, of whom particulars may be had. VILLA and MEADOW I.AND near EXETER, DEVON. By Meffrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Succeffors to Mr, SMITH), for Seven Years, AN elegant VILLA, in st delightful Striation, juftly celebrated for the falubrity of the air. on the Sea Ude of Exeter, from which it is ditlant only four Miles, three from Powderham, (even from Dawlifh, and ten from Exmouth, com manding a view of the River Pic, writ excellent accommodations for a refpeilable Family; Dini-g and brawing Rooms 24 feet by a, numerous attached and cle , ached Offices; Standing for two Carriages and Stabling for fix Hodes, Kitchen tiaricos, Shrubbery, Orchard, rich Paddock, and Meadow, containing to gctber about eight Acres. The Tenant will be accommodated with the ufe of the fixtures, and will have the option of taking part of the furniture at a fair valuation, with immetiiate p Thom To be viewed with tickets-which. with further parriculart, nutty be had of Hoggart and Phillips, Broad-ftrett : Royal change, what an devation and drawing of the bode shay he toes. 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To which is prefixed, an ac count of the Life of the Author, ad.editie,n, in 6 vols. Bvo. boards, 31. iss. 6e. - - - - - Dlts FitEhMAN's GUTIA SALIHARIS. THE Value of this infallible Nleclicke Las been fl long proved, that nothing of the prefent day can beara tom. petition with it. In all the differa.: Rages of a certain Dikafe,whi.h it efftetually cures, and eradicates from the habit, without exciting the painful feelings and expofure that attends Salivation, without debilitating the CasiUtution in any degree,or even requiring con finement from Bufinefs, or reftrittion in Diet. The radical virtue. etf thefelneftiatable Drops have proved their claim to public appro. bation fur more than thirty year. In allthe DebUky of beaky:* they prove a never failing rellorative, whether the Debility is pro. (limed by too free ufe of Mercury, by illicit plcafures, or the effeets of a warm climate to Travellers and thole going abroad. They cannot be recommended ton Bentley to thole who will receive a fare, fpeedy, and complete Cnre, In all old flubbern Gleets, and every weaknefs that affeds the Bladder and Organs of Urine. By itselficacy many Women have become Mothers, who fur years bad bean deprived of that happinefc. Sold whuicfale and retail of Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapfide, cor ner of Paternotter row ; and retail by &lam, Portfmouth ; ton, Portia ; Wills and Rogers, Ply mouth ; Pcck, Hull ; ' Dublin; Macdonald, Glafgow find:h and Manderton, . burgh ; and by molt Cuur.try Medicine Venders, in bottles at 18.9 d. each, with ample direCtions. PUBLIC ADVANI'AutE. THE advantage the public mull always derive from regularly educated proftffional men directing abut& es elufively their (holies to one *cies of malady, was never more clearly dcmonftrated than by the unexampled fuecefs which has attended the adminiltration of their new remedy, and the extras ordinary cures it has performed. For a long feriesof years, Meets CURRIE and Co. Surgeoos, formerly in his Majefty's ferrite, have made the Venereal Difeafe the particular °Wed of (keit ins vt (ligation, and are hippy iii having difeorr:rel a medicine (Ope -1 riot. to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it Is fulficient to ohfirve that the rads of this remedy are diametrically oppolite to thofe of merzury,for though it completely eradicates every veßige of the virus, in its mot confirmed Rages, yet it does not in the I aft injure the eonftiturioni.s.ote the contrary, It renovates the fyfs t in in all ins tritural fundimis, promotes appetite, and facilitates die Rion—thus initead of reducing a Rrong and vigorous conaitu • rion to the frightful emdirion that mercury does, it not may pre fcreet that conftitution in its primitive Rate, but rellores a task ant , debilitated one to its natural drawls and vigour. i N. mherfefs i n Itances are on recent record pf tb,.. fuperlor eific icy or tl is Medicine, its init.:rent and flied& virtues asking as a p:c 1j c nal corred;ve t i bodily debility, whether proceeding from an excels of conjugal or illicit rleafure, or from the more 41 iduoto, though nit leis deftrudive. Indulgence of it.cau ti.itis youth of both fexts in a certain yernicious habit Amidit the Mt laucholy v Arty of diforders which are the emifequenee of 1 this folitary vice, there are none more afilielieg than that dills:fling hate of &bai:y and ti. fi ien•y, which preve.its or embitters the ma t trino.nial Rate ; the.tthhappy fitflercr broods over his misfortune, alhame I to leek relief, until he is reduced to filch a Rate of weak: nth as to render life opprellire. To fuch pedals it muit be a con : luting refleetion, to know that they may now, by a new infallible 1 mode of treatment, be la noted to that greatelt of all humau blelf i i nes , 3 Itronk„ manly. and vigorous conßitution. in all cal s of debility, &Belem, from whatever eaufearifing, as welt as in every fpecies ci venereal infection, Wes. Currie and • Co. may be confulted by patients of either lex, with the grratelt ream and }valour, at their houfe, No. 107, Hatton Garden. I esters from the Country (polt paid) including a bank note, wi :have the 11=dr:try me:keine and advice fent to any part of the Kingdom. No. i ay,.Hatton Garden. Au' HEN Profedinnal Men of Education and Re• vv fponfibility deviate from the general Syttem by the feleetios of a particular branch, the fandlion of long continued ;similes i the heft criterion of fuperiority. Thirteen years have I devoted Rly pradlice to the exchdive treat• men; of 'three Diforders, and the faccefsful refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to t , ppo:::. as far as I am able, the ranges o' thofc Complaints which arc the molt important in the Catalogs. of Human Infirmities. After initiation jut° every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, forme.l a with at an early period of pradice to relcue individuals from the ignorance of uneduct-ed men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. 1 he Three Diforcierc, to the eure of which I have devoted my attention, comprife every fperies or VENEREAL INFECTIPN, whether of a recent or lon duration; 221 y, all kinds of debility, whether arifing from the hahi;s of fano! boys, or the iodalgrnces of mature age ; and,lanly. that derangement of the fyftem in we. men which is calk() BARRENNESS, or STERILITY, Numeral.; I)ircafes arc the r.-fulr ignorance, or hate in the treatment of a limple Gunorrhei ; and it not unfrequently liar pens that the feeds 4.f Life are poifoned by the indifcretionki an unguarded hour. By a fuperior mctlacol fttebasniplilntlare ally cured; and, even where others have failed, fTruit that ! may prc (time to offer a radical re-ell abilibment. Few, however, arc t!le cafes of complicated diftrefs in this dlf order, compared with the calamitous fitnations of men, wbo - .Jor an indulgence in a fortary vice, or the prevaleut ga , eties of s fafhionahle life, acquire that Rate of debility, which is the env voidable confequence of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fulTerer broods over his mifery, but care fully conceals hi; misfortune, it may be fome confoladon far biro to know, that although it be an object of doubt or uncertainty with other praditioners, the removal of there deficiencies by the gradual progrefs of renovation, is the acquirement of my mai. ence. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce nasty vigour, much anxiety will be nrevcnted by an early counters/Site of this languid Rate; and in there cafes no great difficulty with's:est But where this deficiency has for years exited, a properer verance is indifpenfably requifite r,:vive the Rumbaing padre of life, and to re-animate the conflitutinn. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long `men difapptercd.ia their expectations of a family, may be nffitred, that in we& ill ' Ranee', Inch defects are curable by Medical kin. The fecrecy which is fo 'effential to my undertaking. and tb_e, quarifications which I have ptefumed t o St a t e , f o rm the bah ol my , pretenfions, and'in coincidence with fuch this intimatiel given, that Mr. Bree may be confultea perfonally, or by 14te 1 (inclofing a (mall Note), at his houfe, No. 29, Arundel-fire , Strand, near Temple-Bar. There is au additional rntrance in Water-ftreet adjniniffit the name is on both the doors. MARTIN 'MEE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Londno. A Cenriom—Some Perrot's, who falfely elfert thernitiftl be Mascaras or Ttli ROYAL COLLEGE, baokig for leveral month* petit copied my Advertifements almoß word for word. and infelta them as their own produdions, it is my duty to mention, that thok Perfons are tree Members of any College In London. 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