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SALES BY AUCTION. .dived at their Office, in Pall-mall, 16th day of July instant, from such undertake the supply of STOVES, for Service of this Department, determinable after the expiration :;:c of Three Months, at the option - NORFOLK. Capital FREEHOLD EiiTA TE, M A NOR abundantly stored with Oame, M.INSION-110r2:413, OfF.cev„ Garden; Barn, Stables, Outbuildings, Cottages, /ke. and TWO THOVSAND H SIX UNDRED and FIVE ACIt ES of Meadow, Pastute, ' Arable Land, and Plantations, nearly the eutirety of the Parish. By .Mr. I:Of:INS, At Garraway's Coffee-Housc, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, on Tithasniir the 22d-July, IEI9, at Twel ve o 'cl oc k, A\CAPITA FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprisi ng the MANOR of BODN EY, abounding with Game. The .M A NSW N.II 9 USE, called BOD NE Y HALL,. with suitable Offices, Gardens, ,Ponds, and a fine Stream flowing through a considerable part of the Estate, situate in the Par6ls of Bodney, between Swaffham and Brandoo in a genteel Neig:!'- bourbood, and a 'hustings extremely desirable for the Residence of a Sportsman, with upwards of TWO THOUS.IND SIX HUNDRED atm FIVE ACRES Of Arable, Meadow, Posture Land, Plantations, and War ren, divided into TWO esteguive FARMS; "rich rains 'lnure, Yard; Bien"; Stables, and OntSuildings; • Gardens, ece. to the occupation of Mr . . Frederick Palmer and Mr. P. Reynolds, part in hand; anil'undry Cottages, forming the entirety of the Parish, except about Five Acres. . • At A numerous Meeting of the Committee appointed by the General Meeting of June .2.6, 1819, to investigate Mr. Omen's Plan for providing for the Poor, held at Free Masons' Ta stern, Juty 8, 1819, R194./LVATS WITH ONA DISSITNT, Ist, That the immediate prev,ure of the evils of pauperism, render it highly desirable that a single Establishment on the plan of Mr. Owen (with an ultimate view to an improved ap plication of the funds raised for the Poor) should be made under the conduct of a Committee, and that it is, therefore, expedient that a fund should be raised for the purpose of forming such Establishment. lissorven eIeAVIWOUSLY, 2tl That this Committee hope, in the event of the speciosa olf the proposed Establishment, a most desirable resource, would }Pi afforded to the London, and other populous Paristetni. bit the adoption of similar expedients-for the employnient °fetish Pior. sr ma' be viewed upon application (V:ce, in the . Tower; and far- I the... rms and Conditions of the at the Seretury's Office, in Pall between the hours of Ten and Four I. roust be delivered, sealed up, and coves, flanges, &e." hat no Proposals id 16th natant, rt Twelve crlock at er will any Tender be noticed unless Agent in his behalf shall attend. R. H. C'IIEW, Srcretary. RILL OFFWE, July 10; 18111. NATIONAL UNION CIATIONS, No. 314 FIRE and LIFE AS9O. 3ridge.4treet, Biiickfriars: . . This Estate is surrounded by the extensive Plantations and Preserves of Lord Petre, Lord Walsingham, Lord Claremont, and Ralph Caldwell, Esq. The Poor Rates and Tythes low , the distance from Svraffharn seven miles, Brandon eight, Thet ford nine, Walton ave, and Londsn eighty-six. Coaches pass daily within a quarter of a mile, the Roads excellent, and goud Markets. r: /WM OFF. b•y virtue of an Act 58th Geo. 111. Ills Gr. the D. of Marlborough Lord Ehrington, M.P. Wfarquess of Salisbury, K.G. Lord Niscount Cranborne Ran Forteseue 'Phe Lord Bishop of Carlisle The Earl of Carnarvon Sir Robt. Wilson, Kra. M.P. )r the service of the year 1816, and 'Frit and I .;ay, 11 A. JMISSIONEUS of his MA- TRIATERS. air Edwin B. Sandys, Bart. I The Rev. R. H. S. Hele CALRichard Ellison, M.P. I Robert H. Gedge, Esq. MORTI'MER-HOUSE, REAR READING, BERKSHIRE. To be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particulars may be had; at the Chequers, Brandon; Crown, Swaffhank*; George, Walton ; the Bull, Barton Mills; Bell, Mildenhall Ikad, Norwich; Rutland Arms, Newmarket; Angel. Bury St. Ec!muncl's ; Jame: Winter, Esq. 12, Paper-bnildingsl Temple; of Mr. Wyatt, 5, New Inn; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. • Particulars also to be had of Mews.. Wyatt, Son, acid Uttort, Brorne, near Eye, Suffolk ; of Mr. Mum, Solicitor, Fakenham ; and of Mr. (hernia, Solicitor, Sheteford, at Akkaian. .inyninp given direr-inns flr paying t e,r innat Krehegner Ilitis, with the Interest •litll gyre in. the Receipt of Ezekerner, ter, on Thor:Say, the 28th day of July, ti daily (Sundays and Holidays erupt ,,urday , the 24th of July, front ten in the afternoon, for the porpoge of DIRECTORS. Sir E. B. Sandys Bart. PRERIIMIT. CoL Richard Ellison, M.P. Vier.:Parsinetry. Jnhn Coggan, Esq. The Rev. R. H. S. Hele William Copeland, Fat!. John Naylor, F.sq. Abraham P. Driver, Esq. I Samuel Newm.in, FAq. Robert F.dmonds, Esq. I Thomas Todd, FAq. Robert H. Gedge, Esq. &c. &c. &c. Charles Aldis, Esq. Senceon. Desirable Residence, with Offices Green-Hoase Draper/, Pleasure-Grounds, Shrubbery, walled Garden, Coach-llouse, Stables, and Form Buildings, and upwards of SIXTY TIIIiiR ACRES of Meadow and Arable Lan4. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, Exchange-Alley, Cornhill, on TUOSSDAT next, 15thUuly, 1819, at Twelve o'clock, MLawn, ORTIMER-HOUSE, standing on a with Shrubbery, Etc.' pleasantly situated in the dr y and healthy village of MORTINIER, 43 miles from London, six from Reading, and four from the 'London and Bath Road; comprising a substantial Brick Edifice, in good repair, consist ing of a handsome Entranct-Ilall and Staircase, lofty Dining- Parlour, 24 feet by 18, Drawing-room 20 feet square, Library, Butler's-Room, Servants'-Hall, Housekeeper's-Room, a large Kitchen, Brewhouse, and all requisite Oakes ; five principal 'Bed-chambers, and two smaller ones on the first Boor, and foul Rooms over. The Out-ohicea consist of Coach-house, Stable, Barns, and other Farm Bui!clings, and upwards of SIXTY THREI. ACRES of Meadow and Arable Land. Meld on Lease for'l4 years from Michaelmas, 1817. To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the Premises; of Mr. Webb, Castle-street Reading ; of whom Tickets tray be had, and at the Bea r; Pelican, Newbury; White Lion, Bath; at °areaway's • and of Mr. Robins, War wick-street, Golden-square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. the grerecr dispatch, the Bearers of JCS the Bills in Lists (which .are to Cient in the order of their respective amount being numerically arranged, w.,tll?d Interest due therm ,computed The Public are respectfully informed, that these Associations are established for the purpose of affording to the Insured all the advantages which it is possible to obtain by insurance, taking for their basis the Plans of the Noawicst UNION, but free front the objectionable clauses of unlimited respooihility, &c. con tained In the Deeds of Settlement of those Societies. Every exertion will be made to prevent losses.—Fire F.rsgines, Fire Escapes, ice. will be furnished upon improved prinelples. Committees in the several respective towns and neichbourhoods throughout the United Kingdom will he appointed for the ad justment of losses, &c. in aid of the Chief Office, and every means adopted to render property and life more secure, and to diminish the expense of Insurance. PICCADILLY, OPPOSITE THE GREEN PARK. • _ ....... CAPITAL F. L VNT MANSION, WITH OFFICES, COACH-HOUSE, AND STABLE. By Mr. ROBINS, • (By Order of the Executors), At Garraway:s Coffee-liouse,.'Change-Alley, Ordain, on Tacitness., the 22ti July, 1 itl9 , at Twelve &Clack. THE VALUABLE LEASEHOLD BOWED FRONT MANSION, situate No. 23, opposite the Greets Park, in Piccadilly, the late Residence of JOHN VERNON, Fag. deceased, But now in the possession of Admiral Faaws Sornzamr; Containing a spacious Entmtice Hall, Inner Hall, Steward and Butler's-room, Re ‘l-room, Closet, &c.—On the Fist Story, a large handsome Eating-room, a Library, Dressing-r o om, an d Water-closet, a roomy Stone Staircase, with Mahogany hand rail from the flail to the Principal Story, which contains a noble Drawing-room (commanding fine and extensive Views) communicating by folding-doors to a Beck Drawing-room, both finished with elegant Paper and Gilt Mouldings, Statuary, Marble Chimney-pleces,&c. a Dressing-room, &v.—Bed-chub ber Story; a aricious, airy, pleasant lied-chamber and Dres tiag-rooin In front, commanding fine Views of*the Parks and the ,Countryovith Matte Chimney-plecer f ifcc. a roomy Bed chamber at the back, a Drawing-room, Closet, and a water-closet. Upper Story, an excellent Bed-room in front, two other Bed clambers, House-maid's Closet, Sink and Water laid on • the Bisement contains eupiial Officts of all descriptiOns • de ta ched Kitchen, Wine and &yr-cellar, open Yard, Coach-house and Stable for four horses, Loft .and Rosen over. The whole is. as- • cellent order, held E.r along term at a low ground-rent, opt g•o'oio h they are respectively dated, to ttoken the Interest will matt; 'py be acting 03 the Agents of Holders !he Bel., are prepiously to proctor Me and the Bearers are alsrittdispe*- Bill lvit:l their usual Signatures, and to at 0... v bottom if their List and theg )41 the Ercher,...r-Bill Qtriee for Pay give fie Rerisiptsfor tie sane. IriYs should be desirous of encirt and Int-r•si prevails to the soli oc ou computing the N. D. Agents will be appointed in every City and Town throughout the Kingdom. Itv order of the Directors, G. L BOUTILLIER, Secretary. STRATFORD PLACF.. MEIGHBOUR'S FARE cannot be better eluci., .1. 1 1 dated than by the present Lottery, in which the Number (in numerical order) before and after the TWO Prizes of £20,000, will each receive a Capital Prize, &c. &c. besides what ever Prize each Number respectively may be drawn; therefore A Ticket or Share can gain Three Prises, Three following Numbers most be Capitals, Every Ticket and Share has The Chance of Three Distinct Numbers. Capital Substantial Splendid MANSION-HOUSE, with Ex cellent OFFICES, COACII-110USES, said STABLES for Sixteen Horses. ry u 4,41 to be raid, and leaving the said prior thereto. rows of :saving new . Exchequer Bills in Principal, upon .marking new BIM. at the bottom of their Lists, delivered on lay be accommodated with new Bills, Schemes, with fall particulars of this small but Inviting Lot: tery, may be had at all the Lottery Offices in London and the Country, where 'Delmer and Shares are on Sale. rp The Whole Lottery will be Drawn sod JULY. \t - •Br: .1(1.11)1. WT . /Cr (J TtrE P.,7I.VCiPAL ./:•••:/ T'S Pre will be rec: ••'.!!!).1Y, the i-"•• :••••, willirg to p s • Articl r o ,••-riej llirty Tears, •/: •"•-• upon Noti. c:: e.•• l'.•r"N • p :•• •' nt th Oct . !' • •i•s, togy(Mr wit; , c •r br known at )101 id, at' y day het o • c i• • •••e the Proposals cna • Proposals fur Sto exu 5.• ....ltritted after the sai‘. •':' e some (1-ty,neithei It: r• t• nuking it, or an A lif (tofrr , :ftlic Heard, - E ATITE!? TT 7'o 111: All Bills for - ,ti,noo,eloo tot dtei Nlontlis of Ap grinE Le.:3)s co_ll JIN 71! E. 1.5 d 1,,;. 1 ., dep , rr-I, Nfs cr. , .1 nr l, IF( statiasier •:. ;11 be given • mrn: r.t IA Satu e' c :h.' ni vain. ti'! one dlidg p ane 4.. sired it pta t • clasii a:. ere . ter tie,' same Slll ▪ 'r rr,'ltlltßg th days or 5,.• • ! day of' July int end'!: 91;1 Morns..., doubt HP r; s nee itzsal , I in th : f such jL,Id c , :y fwaaira, e B tcfecc ir ',onto and r..'s.l.L'ae.! a- ay.:a-foe( r to anon , a!, anal to recf•ive the new B of the I fold,:rs of tit.J (.. aing, Payment Dile l'rim • day of July, they may to the Day on which D: a e fornication one day I, ern • : I', rents as may be de.aira t ch.! ict part of Payment of yrC „r •,!icaimg I 14.• al e A i.rr the 24th of July, me to t by the Dc, said ,c. - :r Bills arid bear • lo.• 'wavered lagetio a• au. th, s , de5i..,.4 to be 0r4an;..,1, a; ern' tiv following rsc!..irwr Bills to be iv to or Order, as frred by c•• 1 ‘rsented, or will 6t tr: Se !d i:4 op. N. B. X! ri Bills Inn arbkrti:fd t, Le pail In the erns" of the prey TOE RANTS TI,LN S i'ATES of ls Liverpool ; whe'.e li•-s...rn Country, tr. •Its, v: d, 1..-...ecti,ais for t•;ini N.; hri f Ac 0.. Ow w.. Jrs of the S By WILLA A Kameily cr Landon, and I. rt,:dent or. the 11 P. - in:et:for Longman, Burst, This day La 12rco, price ]Os. be poxyr,RsATioNs • pi .in which the Del elpitine.Le d adapted to th 13,t" .r0f t, Conyers: vetsations on I P:'••It'•,: for I, negaiamllurst, Of who rwv.- .'la CherUiStr - Ptates by 1,.,• . i a COn'inclsrsatiars sn Political 'tevci•;!mu. rice PRESENT ST Thi• was publi ETTERS on the EV 1-I.I`:CE, since tin Al. tundon.. Primed for Bald wh' , ra Ito are pu b! Con'idtaa. ern 2 on the I'rir by the Ltc Baronets rr ilo,z i: : • th•• de Sta tt ,u.,,..ritendatice —A Work,. prix p:;!!LIAAIL:iT.Iity This day ~! 1 ,1 107al Bvo. price 'IIIZ ANIEN f. ": ) ! . ;•tnthC Earl , . Epoch ~ . i , I latisard's I :1 la• K itt d Sons, E. Jeff r: , !, It. 11. 1 and last V( !S;07;, tic hate, were corn : a.Ler next . ' 1 he 1 ,plet„l tats all possible e er Order, carrying an In- Day, an every (Me Hundred Pounds, date the said 29th day of July, and the Interest due in respect of the Bills on Friday, the 30th day of July, tensed in Erchangr awl made payable as ahorr-mentmned, may be either trans 'be paid to the Bearer the Btu*k shall Bill, dated prior to April, 1818, have 'resent Month will be published, ' DIRECTORY to the WES- N RTH AMERICA; Including a ; the Geozraphy and Topography of according to its latest Improve descending the Ohio and Alissia ,ccount of a new British Settlement Snsquehana in Philadelphia. 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Vol. XXXV. ,NTARY HISTORY of ENG trliest Period to the Year 1803, from 7h it is continued downwards ia the Parliamentary Debars." ,nginan and CO. Baldwin and Co. J. ongibury, and Co. J. Ilatchard, J. oetkry and Son, J. Booker, Bodwell Budd and Calla; J. Booth, and T. plume, which will bring down the :11<•Teriod when " Mansard's Parlia umtnced, will be ready for delivery Volume of General Index will be expedition. MADAME DE GENUS. THE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE, and LI TERARY REGISTER, for. JULY 1, price Its. is em bellished with a fine Portrait of Madame de Geniis, and com prises a Memoir of that distinguished Writer, and various other interesting Papers. VS , - The preceding NuMbers of this Volume are illustrated with Portraits and Memoirs of Wm. Wordsworth, Esq. the Rev. C. R. Matorin; S. T. Coleridge, Esq. Lady Caroline Lamb, and Sir John F. 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Members of the Royal College of Sur geons, have been induced to make the cure of the follpwing the object of their particular study, viz. a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of intoxication, and its concomitants, Strictures and Gltets, which, by an improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured ; as also debility, w hether arising from Bac chanalian indulgences, long residence in warm climates, or a se cret solitary vice, too often unhappily pursuhd 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, terminate inimpotence and consumption. In that dls trestir.g state of debility or deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful habits, or, arising from any other cause, by which the powers of the constitution become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of London, they offer a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure of these particular complaints, in order that they may. sot be, by a mis taken few, marked with the obloquy so justly Attached to the ignorant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state that they havbecn properly educated and initiated into every beanch of the priession (certificates of wbicli, from different Hospitals, and testimonials from the most eminent Physicianaohey have to convince any inquirer) that the success resulting from their endeavours first induced them to quit the practice of the general Practitioner, and they presume that their pretensions constitute a fair ground for the unprecedented conlidence with which they have, by the Public, been so liberally honoured. The result of a long and extensive practice has enabled them, by a superior method, to remove venereal cemplaints, how ever inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the patient to the least restraint in diet or exercise ; and in recent cases, where an early application is made on discovery of the in fection, they frequently perform a cure in the short space of two days. The unprecedented success of their mode of treatment (which has never been known to NI in one single instance, in a practice of twenty years ; during which period many thousand pirsons of both sexes have been Cured, even after severe and injurious methods have been pursued by other Piked ehmers, without effect), induces them to thus publicly offer their advice.—To be consulted daily by Patients of either sex, with se crecy, delicacy, and attention. Letters from the Country, es,- tainiag the particulars of the case, age, and manner of living, lu closing a remittance, duly attended to, and advice and medicine forwarded to any part of the kingdom. • GOSS and Co. M. R. C. Surgeons. 18, Bouverie-sweet, Fleet-street, London. Just published, 10th Rtlition, . • The lEG IS of LIFE, a familiar Commentary on the above Diseases. —By G OSS and Co.—Addressed to the Youth and Maturity of both Sexes. May be had at N0.'28% l'aternoster-row, 66, Pall ; 24, Gerrard-stmt ; 174, Fleet-street and of all Booksellers, price Ss F i r Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffie-tinuse, 'Change-Alley, Coralll, on TIILIDAY next, the 15th of July, at Twelve o'Clock,_ (Be order of the xecotors), • AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, nearly equal to Freehold, principally held under the City of Lon don, at a low Ground -rent, and small Fine-certain : comprising a Spacious MA NSION-HOUSE,substantially built, and adapted for the accommodation of a Family of the First Disdnction, situate No. 19, Stratford-place, (BEING THE RESIDENCE AND PROPERTY OF THE LATE EARL POULETT); Containing, on the Ground-Boor, an Entrance-Hall, capital lbning-Parlour, Library, a Vestibule or Inner Hall, with' a light and elegant Stone Staircase, and a secondary Staircase and j Water-Closet; on the First Floor, Four noble lofty Drawing-1 Rooms, elegantly and handsomely fitted up, comniardcatinsg by 1 _folding Doors—the Doors to these Apartments are of the finest Mahogany—over which there are excellent principal Bed-Cham bers and Dressing-Rooms, with Servants' Apartments. In the Basement, an excellent range of Servants' Offices, consisting of Housekeeper's Room Butler's Pantry, Servants' Hali, Wine, Ale, and Beer Cella rs, detached Kitchen, Scullery, Larders and Pantry, Cold Bath, Laundry, Wash House, &e. A Mews at the back, communicating by a covered Passage • Standing for Seven Carriages, Stables for Sixteen Horses, Yards, &c. To be viewed by Tickets; Particulars may be had on the Premises • of G. B. Tyndale, Esq. Lincoln's Infields; at the Subscription Houses, St. James s•street; at Garraway's - of Messrs. Gillow and Co. 176, Oxford-street ; of Mr. Kemshead, 68, Seymour-place, Bryanstonc , square ; and of Mr. Robins, War wick-street, Golden-scpww, of win= Tickets for viewing may be had. HANTS, between STOCKBRIDGE and ROMSEY. MANOR of BOSSINGTON, abounding with Game. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, And LEASEHOLD under the Crown. The whole Near EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES. Rich Water-Meadow, Pasttire, Arable, and Wood Land; . EXCELLENT RFSIDENCE, WATER CORY-MILL and TROUT FISHERY. By Mr. - ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffer-House, 'Change-Alley, Cornbill, ce WIDNUDAY, August 11, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, THE Valtiable and 'Desirable FREEIiOLD ESTATE, comprising tin entire Hamlet of BOSSINGTON, the Manor ' and Bossington House, seated en a lawn, with .an Ave nue in front of line Trees. The House contains an Emmet has, Library, Dining-parlour, large Drawing-room, Store-rooms, Ste. sevest good Bed-chambers, Oakes of all descriptions, Gur deas, Hot-house, Green-house, Pleasure-ground, and dons . ; Mb-pods, Yards, and Buildings; sundry inclosiuis of rich Water, Meade's", Pasture, and Arable Land, about ONHUNDRED AND FOURTEEN ACRES, - in possession of Charles Henry Rich, Ks+ whose Term expires at Michaelmas next. Bossington distant seven miles from Ronuey, 1S from Southampton and Salisbury, and nine from Winchester. • BOSSINGTON FARM, adjoining, with a geod•House, and all requisite Out-buildings, and Enclosures of rich Water-blia dow, Pasture Arable, and Wood land; contains FIVE ' HUNDRED AND EIGHT ACRES.I. Alan, a ITEiiEfOLD ESTATE, held under . tite Crown containing about ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-El GMT ACRES of Meadow, Arabic, and Wood Land ; the whole on Lease to Mr: Thomas Webb, which expires at Michaelmas, 12325. HOUGHTON WATER CORN MILL, Dwelling-House, Garden, and about Nine Acres of Meadow Land, part un Lease, and part held from Year to Year, in possession of ktesys. Ford and Hutchins, whose Term expires, Michaelmas, lin, The Estate abounds with Game. and is most eligible tor a Gentleman fond of Field Sports ; the River Test runs through the Estate, stored with Rae Trout and other Fish, and wenpre. served. The whole of tke Land in Bossington belongs to'he Vendor, which maintains its own 1 1 0.-ir, the Rates lows.-. The Lands are all in a good state of Ciiltivation, and Buildiuss in Repair. • May be viewed by leave of the Tenants, For Partleitlin ripply to Mr. Webb, Bossingten 'Faro; Mr. John:if/Maier, *oughtun ; Messrs. Daman. and Warner, Reasory ;• W its a im b a li s b ur y ; sear. Andover; Dolphin, Soutbentrow/ ViJaita Han, Winchester; Fountain, Portsmouth; White Lion s ßath Bush, Bristol; Ifen and Chickens, Birmingham; it Maus. Blake, White, and Alum Esse Strand ; at earraways; • WI of Mr. Robby Wanitaiparect, mare, Leak& Nay he viewed any day, Sundays excepted, from tw0 . 112 foot o'clock. by llckets only. Particulars of Mr. Whishaw ' /lobe - tor, Gray Inn; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robin s , War lettt-stteet, Goklersqliafe, where Tickets for viewing may be had... .. ••• • • DERBYSHIRE. In Lots, .at the lOng's Head Inn, in Derby, tin MONDAY, the 16th day of August next, and the following day, if not die • posed of on the 16th, VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, con sisting of the Manor of HORSLEY, and sund Farms, containing upwards *of NINE'HUNDRED ACRES ry , let to Tenants at WIZ The Estate hi exempt from the Tythes of H a y and Corn, and situate about six miles from the town of Derby. on the tulllpilte and mail-coach roadfrom Derby to Chesterfield. For further paritculars apply to. Mr. Cureon; Derby! Mr, Robert Harvey Wyatt, Barton, near Lich fi eld; sod Messrs. Still, Strong, and Rackham, Lincoln's Inn ; or at the place of sale. SURREY. The OTTERSHAW, and other Valuable FREEHOLD ES TATES. near CHHRTSEY, Land-tax redeemed, With the option ofpurchasing the Vendor's interest in the Tithe*. The whole upwards of ONE THOUSAND THIIRF, HUNDRED ACRES. With an elegant Mansion and Offices. Park stocked with Deer, Sheets of Water, Lodges, the Manor of Strungar4 Two Water Cora-MM . : tit. The present annual valoe'sbout TWO THOUSAND FIVE UNDR ED PO U N DS, capaLle(considerable improvement. By Mr. RAINTY, _ _ At the Auction Mart,oppoaite the Bank of England, on Tina. DAY, July 15th, at Twelve o'Clock, in Twenty-three Lots, A 1 Important FREEHOLD PROPERTY, corn ,prising the admired and singularly desirable ESTATE of OTTERSIIAW, three mile. from Chertsey, in the neighbour hood of Garlands and the Itivi-r Thames, and distant from Ilyde Park Corner only about 22 miles. The 'Mansion, an elegant uniform structure, in the Italian style, erected in a remarkably substantial manner, is seated on a ccomnanding and elevated spot in. the P l uk, and from which the views that are embraced are extensive, varied, and highly pic 'turesque, and on the home dohuin of 672 Acres are blendod Hill, Dale, Wood, and Water. Cor.sidivableimprovements have been recently made to the Residence, by attaching to it a superb eitivervator y, Gretti-house, and Viranda. The internal arrange- Agent gat Apartments, of which there axe four spacious and lofty principal ones on the Entrarce Floor, is calculated to as itimmrisfaie a 'Family of the highest respectability, and to which Ste Palen are in every respect accordant. Property i secluded is Stabling fOr 16 horses, and fi.,ur Coach-boasts, and a range of convenient Buildings for agricultural purposes. The Gardens contain Hoe f inousek Pcack-honses, Pantry, and Succession -house. The.noble W9o4* and Plantations afford excellent Preserves fee (+attle,with Which die 7.st'ate abounds; and the sheets of Water (One upwards of four Xcres), are plentifully stocked with fish. , t hl the vicinity a:est/Jobber's Barin.the blamer Varna at Stan dees Hat, with the, J'Maner of St. anyent, otherwise Standen, its , Quit-rerts, Fines, nr.d Bedsits ; - several other capital Fauns, two Water Cote-Minh ailed :fsnmetts and Durnford Mills, and abont.Twenty-five Acres of rich Meadow Land in Chtrtsry Mead. •The l'ilantdon and Park are in hand, of which early ,posseindon wilbe given. ..Po scowl Parma, and :he Mills, are occupied-by most respectable and respontible Tenants, thit.2): on Leases; and at Rent. that' will bear considerable Tmprovement, as thole Lena entire. Tickets, for viewing the Mansion and Park, may be had on ipialainton to Mr. Rainy, N0.'. 1 11, Co:Unit-street, Hanover ,osinte ; .and Pf who= Printed Particalust, with Plans manned, may also be had, 21 days previous to the Sale; like of Messrs. Dann and Crosland, Solicitors, 011 Mout-street ; df the Tenants ) (by whose permiss:cm the Farms may be web) of Mesas, Clark and Gratehrock, Solicitors, Chertsey ; at th e Inns thlre, and st Weybridge, Cho:barn, Pagshot, Guildford, Si..i.oes, s lisham b Windsor, Faber, Kingston, and Hounslow; at the Auc tion Mart; and at the Lodges of Utterahaw Park. l: I il l : 1 1 ' i i • r ..: .?., i I it 1 1 t. 1i t 1 i ii . 1 ~ . ,„ 1 . • 1t , 1 11 • . , 1 . . 1 1 ~. . • ' ' I 1 .' . . . . • , , • ‘ 1 . i I , ... • i. . SALES BY AUCTION. • EAST SHEEN, : SURREY. COMMODIOUS DWELLING-HOUSE, with COACH HOUSE., STABLE, aid excotient Walled GARDEN, with Immediate russetaior. • ' • By Mr. ROBINS, At Garravray's, on TIWASDAV nest, July .15, 1819, at Twelve o'Clock% A VERY ELIGIBLE ESTATE, COPYHOLD of INHERITANCE, held of the Manor of Wimbledon, at a trifling quit rent; comprising a commodious brick-built Dwelling-house, wits stuccoed .froot, situate on the road front Mort!ake to Rkhmond, within aeven miles of Hyde Park-cor ner, encloses from the road by a lofty wall. and covered fray to the Ilonse, • contsining a neat Entrance-hall, Dining-parlour, Breakfast-room, Morning-roum. aid library, two Drawing rooms on the First • Floor, fitted up in a handsome manner, four • rincipak Bed-chambers, and Servants' Sleeping.roonts, excellent ettui eanieniunt Domestic Offices, and spacious Cellars for Wine, Iker, the. detached a Coach-house, three-stall Stable with Loft over, Poultry, Wood, anciVcral-hotties, Wash-hots! and Lamm . sltes a* excellent Garden, fully stocked, craved, and n. • With numerous cholci Print -trees, and enclosed by a lofty • To be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particulars may be had ; at thi Jolly Gardeners, Mortlake • the Castle, and Talbot, Richmond ; Red Lion, Putney ; Star, kew Bridge ; of A. Ilumphrys, Fag. Solicitor, Harpur-street, Bloomsbury; at Garrawav's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may he seen. 0~~