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;.- * SALTS BY AUCTION. FREEHOLD LAND, very desirable for Entitling, KENTISH TOWN. with a very considerable MONTAG& to MAIDEN LANE, leading to 111014 GATE, nearly THIRTY-SEVEN ACRE.'. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-hos se,'Cliange-alley , Cornhil l,nn Wen tt ILF DAY , %: Sth June, iHIS, at 'twelve &Clock, in Lots, A V ALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land lax Redeymeti, consisting of a Capital PLOT of LAND. conrai ll i l wady •I . lt:rt f•S'!Vell Acres, situate on the Rise of the Hill, near the As.enibly House, at Kendsh Town, and occupying a considerable Frontage to Maiden Lane, on the Road to Highgate, a very eligible Spot to erect Villas, for which psrpiwe it will he divided into I.ots, and Is admirably adapted from the beauty of its situation and the command of Pro+peci : the Laud abounds with fine Brick Earth, and will be divided into Lets of from an Acre and au Half to 'flu re Acres, for the conienieure of Purchasers. To be viewed by applying at the Assembly House, where Particulars may be had; at the Highgate Archway House; — Mother Red Caps, Kentish 'l' own: Mr. Witt, Hampstead ; of Messrs. make, White, and Ainge, Essex-street, Strand; at Gar raway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. BUCKS.—CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, TITHE-FRER, AND LAND-TAX REDI . EMED, Divided in valuable Dairy Farms, rot:tabling upward. of ONE'THOUSAND TWO EE HU ANCDRE.D AND TWENTY. Ti IRRES, Part bon.;ded by the RIVER OM; ' ELIGIBLE PROPERTY TOR INIPP.S TING MONEY. 117 7.1 r. EsOBINS, At Garraway's Cate-house, Tlattge 7 aUry, ConshM,•on Wallow IttIPAY. /OM Y M, at 'Ewell/ton One Lot, riIHE LENIiOROUGH ESTATE, situate near the own, and In the Parish of Buckinglan., TITHE-FREE, AND LAND-TAX vtursmtn. Compri-4as upwares of ONE 'THOUSAND 'I WO HUNDRED AND TW ENTY THR ACRES of rich MEADOW, PAS- , IVRE FEEDING, GROUND, aid ARABLE LANDS, lyirs in a ring lenge with good FARM liOIISLS , bunt. Stibles, and an r ectssary dint-buildings; let hi els capital DAIRY and GRA ZING FARM:7 4 . to Mosrs. Barton, Warr, Judge Stalworthy, Flower, Ev!win, &c. ail respectable tenants at will, the rents amounting to pear I.IIREE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNU. This Estate is very eligible for treating money, and may be considerably improved. 'The turnpike-ruatl from London passes through the north end of the Estate, w! ich is in part bounded by the RIVER OUSE. and the Water of the river may hr used for tie purposes of IRRIOA TION. The Estate is in the wcinity . ef sees ral gad markets, and within ONE MILE OF BUCK MOHAN. May he viewed by applying to Thomas Hearn, Esq. Solicitor, Buckingham, where Particulars may he bad ; and at the Cpb-. ham Arms at d White Hari ; the Bell bin, Winslow ; George, and the Wilke Hart, Aylesbury; Crown, Ainersham ; Star, Ox ford; Red Lion, High Wycomh ; White tiorw, Uxbridge; Alava. Kaye, Frtshfield, and Kayr, New Bank-buildings; at C.trraway's •' and of Mr. Robing, Warwick-street, Golden square, London, where a Plan of die Estate may be seen. Ibe diners-Ist Tenants will skew the Lands. ESSEX—EETWEEN ONGAR AND CHELMSFORD. CAPITAL. FREEHOLD ESTATES. Upwards of FIVE HUNDRED ACRES of RICH MEADOW GRAZING GROUND, ARABLE and WOOL) LAND. An excellent REIIDENCE and aU requi.ire BUILDINGS, recently erected. Tweaty.four Miles from Loudon. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraviay's Coffee-iinuse l 'Change Alley, Corahill, OD roar .1 2 AT, Lune .D 4, at Twelve o'Clock, in Four Lots. (By t. to: the Exact-rem. pursuant to the WILL of the late ••1, qvairreia), LOT 1. "PING RETH HALL, a valuable FREE 1-A:mi, i S rA i E, situate at Eltekninor. between Ongar; Clip , itst,rd, and itNatt.:oite, nittpriti•ig ar, ii hle Re sit •nct• el); erected, plaane I for ti.e! Accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, with convenient ()Melt, Bailiff . * lioo‘c, excellent Garden, thriving Plantations, Farm-yard, Stables, and Out- oullinga, principal newly erected; and sundry Zoclosures capita! rich Meadow, feeding Pastures, fine arable and Wood t and surcr.-. - ling the House; containing upward* of Four Hundred and F:f t.vr Acres in a Ring Fence, divided by th iving quick fences, :n txcellent state of cultivation, and In a beautiful country--A most eligible Property lot Gentleman fenda Alliticultut::; Pursuits, or fiu inveltivg money. Lov '2. A very Valuable Ftz, FEHOLD GRASS FARM, compris, ng Si z i..it , :losures of Rich Meadow Land, in a ring fence, . containing retar i (my-three Acres, contiguous to the village of Elackmoor, the high road to lugatenone. LC. r S. A'si:i..e:HOLD ESTATE FAN MEADE, sitnre at ijuining the road front Elackmoor and Ingatestone tti II •-.l:'s- lid, containing I,lx Ac;e3 of excecd.ng Fen Fatting Lard. r 4. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, COUNTER MEADE,' sarcel of ric:i Mea.l.iw Land, situate about one mile front Llackinoor, containing i A. 114. Sill'. The Lstate iY in p. plosion of the Executrix, and immediate ro:;eation may be had. To he viewed by applying to the Bailiff at the Mansion, where Particulars way be had; the Bottle at Blackmoor ; George, Ongar ; Black Boy, Messrs. Mtggy and Chalk, Chelmsford; Wldie Hart, Komtord; Mr. Wicka, King's Arms, 'ironwood; Spread Eagle, ingatestone; of Mr. 'Wa Solicitor, No 10, Craven-street, Strand; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be sewn. - DERBY. CAPITAL WORSTED AND COTTON MILLS, ELIGIBLE CORN MILLS, WAREHOUAS, HOUSES, COTTAGES, &c. &c. By Mr. ROBINS, At the King's Head, Derby, on Fit !DAT, June SO, ISIS, at 'Twelve o'Clock, in Two lots. LOT I. HE wry Valuable and highly Improvzblc A. LEASEHOLD E,TATES, situate at the North- West Et,tl of Derby, by the Road to Menchester :—Cuniprising these seac:nus and most desirable Prenz*.aes, well known at the MA!t KEAEON WORSSED MILLS, a substantial Brick Ilmitimg, with a capital Head of Water, of a Power surmise - I* Do n A NT (Alit I'OSC ; containing the '."ater Wheels, the Lower 'Mill Room, and three Storks of Spinning Rooms over ; attach ed, a Yarnßoont, Counting House, and Room adjoining, and three Stories eyer, aRh Yarn, Card, and Reeling Rooms. A Building adjoeenit contains a Scouring Room, a Smith's Aop, Joiners' Rooms over; detached, a Clerk's Dwelling-House; on the opposite side, a Drying-Room, Collibing-Shop, and loft; 'a Garden ; a large Yard, shut in by :voiding Gates; an 011-liause, Cart Shed, the Stream of Water, and the Mill Meadow, and a Meadow adjoinirg, containing in the whole about Five Acres; three excellent Cottages, &c. The Worsted Mills are new io full employ with 400 Spindles, and each turns cut twelve yard* in a minute, with Machinery in proportion, the superiority ut which, above others, requires only to beknossn. 'I he Machinery for Cotton Works contain Seven litaudre4 and Filty-six Spindles, with other machinery, which, at a small expense, may be fixed for vvorkire, and turned to con siderable additional advantage, as there is always a plentilid supply of excellent Water. The liorizottal Shaft and Wheels, and the different Machi-' nery belonging to the Mills, to be micro by the Puechaser at a V elustio_ ,t 1 Inveittery ut which may be seen un the Premise., arid at Mr. Roble .'s. tat st. The LOW ER MILLS, adjoining the Town of Derby, a short distance from Lot I, lately used as Corn Mills (hut the 'Works have been removed), standing on a capital Head cif Wa ter, antLeapable of commandleg a large stroke et Business in Gruding Corn, or a. a MallUiViOry ; the Mill Boom and ca. peel Water Vs heel, a:;,) two Stories of Rooms over; with Out., oPls itcc.—a neat dit- 1 •Vas:.ing room and Cornbiog.sh cached Brick-beilt CO I TAGS, with Garden, Yard, &c. . ma other meellent Cottages, two *vital Meadows, the whole about Five Acres. • A new Wear his lately been erected with Stone, in a Tay aubstanned mum r, and of great utility to the Milh. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Fox, on the Premises, w hom Particulars maf be had; at .the Klug's Head, Deily/II Blackamoor, Asideturne Old. Angel, Maccleitield ; White Lion, Stockpurt ; Bridge WAer ATMs, Manchester; King's Arnie, Lan. caster; ai eSarraway's ; and of Mr. ltubint. Warwla-.!nett, aolden-square, London. SALES BY AUCTION. !Mfr. A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. •- 7 , Commie DWELLING-HOUSE. OFFICES, MEADOWS; LAND=, and woos*, about Eighty-sit Acres, near Brom. ley r ebisieburst, &c. fourteen Mike from Louden. • ' By Mr. ROBIN:4, At Gamivray's Coff-e.house, 'Change alley, Cornlllll, en Wco • NMyst!, June '4 B . 1815, at Two o'Clock. in One Lot, A PLEASANT and COMPACT FREEHOLD rsTATE, CROFTON-PLACE, situate fii the Parish of Orpington, a short (Draper from Bromley au I Chislehorst, and Ho[wood, in a beautiful and picturesque part of the country; comprising a substantial Brick •Imilt Rtodence; wait Offices, Coach-house, Stables, Gardens, Orchard, Farm yard, Barn, and Out•builtlings, and sundry inchnurts of fine Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and thriving Wood I.and surrounding the bowie, con taining upwards of Eighty-six Acres; a . de.irable property for a Centletnan concerned in business, being within a mile and a half from Lock's Bottom, the high roads to London and Tuiihridg &c. The Estate abounds with Pheasants and ether Game.— The House, at-a small expense, may be made a must conifortable re.kience. May be viewed, by applying to Mr. Burton, on the Preiniw., %where Particulars may be had ; and at the Lion, Lock's Bottom ; Bell, Bromley; Castle, Elthato ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, (solden•bquate ; where Flans may be seen. GLOUCESTER-PLACE, NEW-ROAD. ELIGIBLE SPACIOUS RESIDENCE, with a FORE COUR— sad PLEASURE GROUND; Genuine VIOUSEHOt I) FURNITURR, l'irr and Chimney Of:l,es, Mil rors, Bronzed Lights, Eight-day Clock. China, Musical Instruments, and Cabinet Articles of various clescrip.ions. By Mr. ROI3INS, On eke Premises, No. 33, on the Not th tilde of Gloucester-place, New-road, adjoinii.g Messrs. Jenkins and Gv.idters' Nursery (Isom:ids, on Tu &sway, the 4th of July, at Fit veil o'Clock, IIHE Genuine HOUSEHOLD IT RN iTU R E, Pier and Chimney Gl3/100 radous dimensions, Mirror., Bronzed Lights, Pianoforte, by Thompson, an Eight-day Cluck, in mahugam case, by Tinian, capital of Diving Tahiti, and a Sideboard, with pedestals.' 7he Froperty of a Gentleman. The Furniture consists of capi al Four-po-t Tent and other Bed , steads, with Cisinta,Cotton, Dimity, and other Furnitures: prime seasoned Bedding of various descriptions, Di awing-room Furni ture in French Rod Window-curtanis with cnntit:ued Draperies, Grecian Couches. Sofa;, and Chairs en suite; F.ating 'Parlour, Curtains in scari.t marine, t hairs in red Morocco, well made Cabinet Articles in %% ardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Dressiug, Card, Pembroke, Sofa, and o.her 'I ables ; Secretaire and Pe..:es tal, Bookcases„Brussels add Kithi , rminster Carpets, numerous kitchen requisites, and other Meets. On the same Day, at Twelve o'Clock, will be SOLD. the ' LEASE of the commodious and very desiable EMISES, which are adapted tor the accommodation of a Gentleman's Fa mily, consisting of num, roue lied Chambers and Dressing Rooms, elegant Drawing Rooms, Music Room, Dieing Parlour, Ste. handsomely fitted up. be-Ides numerous other Comte:deuces awl appropriate Offices, a Fore Court, and Pleasure Ground at the back. The Hou eto be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the Premi c , ; the Furniture to re viewed on Satur4ay and Monday precelog the Sale ; when catalogues may he had on thy Premise , . Particulars and Catalogues of Mr. Robins, Wars lea .street, Golden-square. BERKSHIR E. PARK-PLACE, NEAR HENI.F.Y-ON-THAMES. CAPITAL. FREEHOI.I' ES I'ATES. MANSION, EN PRANCE LODGES, ,Johk PLEA t•URE GROUND, Deligh•bil co ri•Acw. OKNEE, with PLAN t'A I.AVENDER GROUNDS, and MEA DOW LAND; Picturesque CO 1 - I'AGE4, with ..ale win • rattled Scenery ; neat Cottages, with Gardens, &c. Two Public Howes, Ike. Eligible Compact Farms. THE WHOLE ES PATE NE 1R NINE HUNDRED ACRES. In Lots o' different descriptions. By mr. ROBINS, At the Town Hall Henlol-ota-Thanies, on Filo AT , 7th of July, at Twelve o'Cloelt, in Twenty-eight Lots, unless an neertitlble offer is made for the whole by Private Contract before the 2Ath of Jane, 11 Y-IE Very Vainahle and imprnv.iblc FREEHOLD and small part COPY HO ED ES IA I ot INHERI LANCE, in part hounded on the West by the River Thames; the most beautiful and suirivailed situation in the country, alioundit:g with Game. PARK-PLACE, • • The Residence and Property of The Right Hon. the BARI. ot MALMESBURY. Situate nrar Henley-on-Thasnes, 31 nudes from London. Comprises a capital Mansion, placed on a fine commanding eminence, oe sr the •ceotre of. the Estate, with Offices of all de scriptions, Coach-. s and Staiiks, in a Park paled round, noble Plantations, se.tb line grown lofty Forest Trees, Entrance Lodges, beautiful Pleasure Grounds, productive Kitchen Gar dens, surrounded by lofty watts; Hot-houses, Green-houses, Graperies, Gardener's House, and Out-buildings. A delightful C YIVAGE ORNEE on the rise of Henley Hill, surrounded ',; lexuriant Plantations, rich Lay. oder Grounds, and Meadow Laud; elegant picturesque. Cottages, a Druid's Temple, fine Reif's, Subterraneous Walks • Eligible Land for Building, commanding the most delightful Walks; Neat Cot tages, with Gardens, kc. Ste. the Horse-shoes Public House on Henley Hill, wi7h Garden and Land; the; Two Brewers Public ;House at the foot ot the Hill, near the River; eligible compact Farms, with excellent Farm Houses, and all neeetisary Out-build inv. The whole Estate NEAR NINE HUNDRED ACRES. 'l' he Mansion and Park form the principal Lot, and-the other part allotted suitable for different Purchasers. May be viewed with Tickets, which may be bad of Mr. Robins, Warwideotreet, Golden-square ; or Messrs: Cooper and Son. Solicitors. Healey; of whom particulars may be had, and of Messrs. Webb and Attwood, Close, Salisbury; the Inns at Henley; Sun, Maidenhead; Castle, Salt Hill and Windsor; Crown, Reading; of Messrs. Oddie, Oddic, and Forster, Soli citors, Carey-street, Lincoln's Ina; and at Garraway'e Coffee house, Exchange-alley, Cortthill. Mr. 'I Isom/PIA, the Gardener, will chew the Lots; and a Plan will Incompany each Particular. NEWSTEAD ABBEY ESTATE, NOTTINGHAMSI llRE— and die •Extensive MANOR and LORDSHIP of ROCH DALE, In LANCASHIRE; wiAosery extensive Royalties. Hy Mr. VAREENOTHER, At Garraway's Coffee-ipuse,Coruhill,ou ksinavduly Mat 12, - - - - - - THE MANOR, or reputed MANOR or LORD SHIP and.ESTATE of NEWSTEAD, in * die cteinn_ty lel Nottingbarn, containing upwiles of 3400 Acres of itralike, Mea dow, Pasture,and Wood Land,divided into suudrytligibie Fermi, with the capital Mansion of NEWSTEAD AB .11Y, and exten sive Stone Quarries. The Manor abounds with Game; and the Lakes, which are extensive, numerous and grand, are well stocked with fish, and much frequented in the 'eason by wild :fowl ; comprises the entire Lordship, extra-parnchial and %vb. , free, except about 127 arras, situate in the adjoining parish tat Linby, and the poor and other rates very trifling. The listate is situate between Nottinghant and Matisfiell—Also, the very extensive and valuable MANOR of ROCIIi/A1.1 , ., in the County of Lancaster, extending over about 15,000 acres of Land, of which about , 33,000 acres are Inclosed Lands, and about 14,000 acres are Moors, Cetnmuns, and Wastes, %olds!), in case of inclosure, will add considerably to the value of the Estate, being situated in the centre of a manufacturing and Trey populous district; with Court Lett and Court Banns. 'l'lle Tat of the Markets and Fairs of the populous Town of Roch dale, and extensive Royalties, comprehending the RuchiLde Moors, well stocked with grouse and ocher game, and extend ing aver the townships of Hundersfivid, Spotland, Butterworth, and Castleton, In the County of Lancaster, and Sackileworth, in the County of York. 1 here are consid. rabic Copyholds laid of the Manor, and the Copy holds and Wastes abound with rich Veins of Coal and Stone. The Newstead Estate may be viewed by applying to Mr. Owen Mealey, at the Hut Public-house on the Estate, of whom printed Particulars, with a Plan annexed, may be had; also of John Haman, Esq. 115, Chancery-lane; at the Place of Stile • and' at the following Ina: White Lion, Nottingham ; Swan, Mans-1 &id; Bear, Loughborough; Three Crowns, Leicester; Bells Derby; Black Swan, York; Angel, Doncastee; Bridgewater Arms, Manchester • Hen and Chickens, Bit alingham ; Bull and Moutt.. Leeds; Golden Buck, Rochdale; King's Arms, Lances , ter; Crov.-a, Liverpool; Chester; and at MAlrantirotber, Beaufort-buildings, Strand. SALES BY AUCTION.. TO TIP. PUBLIC AT LARGE. BiIiELEY BARRACKS. The last for Sale in the Eastern District ; with the Fittings, Fix tures, apd Stores belonging thereto. TO BE :OLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, By HAW and (Under the Authurity of the Coniniiisioners for the Affairs of Vat rack.), On MON env, the 34 clay of July, may, and Twelve succeeding Days, iso the Premises, without Ream, ALL tire FUR:JITUitE, UTENSILS, and very t useful 11 11N; 114 au , 1 FIX l'U RBIs. la the best essadatiew. luslongiitg to the BAltifiki:KS, atVs'eeley, in the county Offsets, situate aboin eleven miles fr t4tl Colchvster, and within al short distance of water carriage; somprisieg strong Bedsteasis, t or 1.4.1 and Sacking ; Wain .cut Pembroke Tablss, Windsor Chair:. Parlour and Kitchen Set.. of Ere Irons, consistit.g of Shovels, Pok-re, 'roue-, and k.uds.rs ; Bellows, Coal-scuttles, anti Kox s, well adapted to the use of tallow-eland! Is; large Deal Oflic- re bless-tables, snow list . Os of very sti 'nig large and small Kitchen Takes and Forms; Sptts, 110:4:botiiiti• and iltherWAillitiptllll%, CAI oilier-puts. Coal-trays, and ainint 159 stout Kitchen Pangs-a, for four leer openings, with blown metal ' backs; Boilers; between four t:tid Wit Iron Pots and LidsiWat,r Pail., 'tin t.'atio, Dry Rubbers, Floor-scrapers, Close stools ; Stable Utensils of every kind, with salons other useful articlea, and seve ral tons weight of wrought and cast lion, ali placed in convenient late for trade, and for private families. Ile Fittings and Fixtures comprise -10,000 fret of vannerl doors albt angle cupboard fronts. 5;40 ditto of turtle* bedding racks, posts S by 3 inches, skirting, fit c. 1,000 &tool shelviag and skirting. I,llk MOO at soldiers berths; arm-racks, and fittings. 70 ditto ref meat rail and books. 60 ditto of stone sink, with lead pipes. 7 large capital dressers, with drawers and pot boards. large ironing rulliess. 560 feet of 14 Inch benches and guard beds. The above fittings and ft attires to be removed by the Purcha sers front the Premises, on or 600 re the 29th day of July neat. And on Mu:tsar, the :Nth day of Jitly, IRIS, and len follow ing Days, (without Res. v •,) The WHOLE ut the MA iI.RIALS ow forming the Bar racks at Weeley, as lotted; es maining the anderm-tittoned Trim tities (more or let- viz. 7.10 rude reduced brick work, s,tiut: squares of pan and i. 14111 tiling, 6,000 yards of in-hbltt paving, :thous SOO toes of which is of that sari of stone used t. snaking tt c cement (a specimen of which may be seen at the liar rack-Office, Spring-garden, Lonilon, and at Cu.chister Barracks) 4,500 feet super It -ilk tavhig„ 1,400 ditto York steps, 4,600 ditto 11-inch Portlatid chsninies, a,500 ditto C inch ditto, 4,800 squares carca.,2 framing and weather-boarding, 1,400 ditto 1-inch luring. s ,tittu inch deal floor anti joist, 6,50 r ditto I i inch iEtto, 700 ditto inch dine, 150 ditto u-inch ditto, 25,000 feet sashes, frames, and ilass, 30,000 doors and linings, 17,500 dint) kid and copper cwering, 3 ,out.) tee! run nark and manger, 1,049,041.) di. t • ran fir and oak scantlings in v;:riou The whole of which is to be pulled down by the Purchasers, and cleared away at their risk, irons the PfelaiSeb, on or before ' the 30th slay of Decembit n.zt. The above very e‘ielistve Barr:tic; (being the last ordered ler Aale in this District) are h a lt of the best Menzel timber, and. it. ?rime condition, witiell esti ie- readily itAtertained, Irons ti e un met otis upett•tigs made Cortez:4.ot the Premises, and in particu lar at Qii;:dratigle, Letter A. Catalt.eues of the Bt.iltlittes, Fittingseand Furniture, containing det.iil.d Particular:, 311 , 1 Conditions of Sale, may be had of ear: cettoneers, Cold. est ,r; at rite Red lion, Ipswich; Messrs. Krt.! ham and Son, Auctictnes ChelMilerd ; Cup% ; Gt•di.! o ! and Barker's, Bury; Bell kit, . asinutt.lhani ; Angel Inn, Yar mouth ; Stevenson and Nlatchett's, Norwich; Crown Ifni, l's ans. linghatis ; It. Cana, ,l-ast i Jitter, Woodbridge; and at the Auction Mart, Loudon, by Monday, the .14th-day of June. '1 he Sale will commence tutictually at Eleven o'Clock each Day. HORSTEAD, SITASEX.MANOR AND FAk M. TO BF. SOLD 1W AUCTION, By V ERR ALL end htiN, At the Star Inn. In lowed, can rwa•Ae, the 15th day nr J.sly mat, between tlo: hours of Four and St ht the Atter:moo .1 the faille Day, sudjert to such Conditions as shall be awn a , A l t het e produced, A VALUABLE ESTATE, called I-lONING TON and 131tAUFORD; consi-ting of the ltiana or vented Manor of Eaton, otherwise llonington, and a capital Nlessusge, several Barns, Cottages, Stables, Hop-oast, and utter convenient Outbuildings, and 352 Acres and upwards of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, Ili, Ground, and Wood Land, thereto ad joining; desirably tituate at Little liorsced, in the county of Sussex, almut our mile distant hoax the Turnpike-road from Lewes to London. The whole Estate is Freehold, except about one Acre of I.and and two Cottages, which are Copybeild, holden of the Manor of Framfield, under small annual Quit Rents, fines and Heriots cer tain. The Land-tax on llonington (comprising 290 Acres) has been redeemed. The Estate Ike well together, and the Land is in the highest state of cultivation, having been tor several years past in the -bands of the Proprietor, o ho has expended large MIMS of moue* ki improvements. The Wood Land is full of young thriving Timber, tor the growth of which the soil is favourable, and the Estate abounds with Gam-. The blouse is modern and convenient, having been recently built, and is well aut. plied with excel's.% Water. A gond Kitchen Garden adjoins it, together with several Fish Ptimir anti Stew. properly stocked *lto choice Fish; and the Buildings of all kind: on the Land are in pet feet repair. • Little Horned is distant front Londess 45 mil e s, and f rom t h e Market Towns of Uckfield three miles, Lewes six miles, 111.1s barn 12 miles, from Eastbourne 20 miles, and Brightkelnistene 14 miles. _ _ _ A daily Coath and Post to and from London, pass within oae mile of the HOW!. POW/bit/MI mar be had at Michaeintas neat. To be viewed, on applie,,tion to Henry Elliott. at the House, (where a Map of the Estate is kit), and further particulars may be bad et Mr. 1 urns% tolscisor, - SCORBUTIC COMPLAINTS. .• r rlll-1E reptitatiem i.t Dr. FREEMAN'. GOTTA J.. SALUTARIS,II4, been firmly established by ,Fdrty Vears experience of its beneficial effects in Scotbwic and Viniertal Complaiots. For Scrofula, Morbid injuries Of Elie Glands the Lymph, the Blood, or the general Constitution, occasione d by acrimonious matter. retained in tbe habit, or introduced by cer tain indiscretion., iternifeiance, or injudicious use of aw.cuiry, this Medicine will be found the most efficacious, and at the same time the safest that can be resorted to ; and is no less. excellent in diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder, Obstructions id the Uii nary Passages and I.umlrago. It repines nu restraint of diet, confinement, or hinderance tobusint ts a Mr. 'SUTLER, 1)r. FREEMAN'S Agent.: Sta,--1 beg you wilt pullii4l the tAlowing clue, fur the benefit Of those labouring ttuiltr a mmHg- complaint. list hummed,' contracted A Verereal Complaint, and applied to Ott eminent surgeon, under whose c:.re I IA as three montbs,_ during au , p.4. riod I underwent salivation three times; the disorder w. :s .sn violent, that wounds broke out all over my head and body ; i•nd I was recommended the change of air and sea-bathing, bot I con tinued in a worse state, if possible; at last I wail recommended, by a Gentleman, toltsc l)r. Freeman's Gotta Salutarls ; by the use of it, thank God, lam perfectly cured, to the astonishment of every person w;;‘) lintor my ease. When I leave Brighton, I Will relate more particult:e. sir, your devoted humble *errant, Brighton, May n. JAMES. Sold at Mr. Butler's, Chraride, corner of St. Paol's Church. yard, London, and by nun :irnintry Medicine Vendeis in every town, In batiltli, at 91. 93, and 4 1 , 64. each. " ror lithht of tinviy eat* Millions have died of enelleable reoun.l- I ."—Aausracr, c TNT •crlebrnted AN Ti SOLOMON'S (without totteury, or any de• tetious prep ration) v:hich stand in the It.shistestitnatwa..r ti, cure of the Scurry,,,.Scrotuis, Leproby. anti all dtboxJ..e. ,„ euLti.l impure state of the hi ; behig grad•sal, rend, and 'almost iteperceptillte, in 'heir operation—the bebt st.: l :tztut that has everhern diemeered far that dangerous mi,ter.l M u cury sweetening the blood, awl rintulattug It to expel alit:10 1 i. ) , am: impure juices, givitt,l itrtngth ant tune to the nesv,,s, vetiat i g anJ itiAgartuirg both b.bdy and toind.—free ii.. p. bottle, or fume In cne fatnly Turtle fur use. on which oq.e str.s bottle is bayed. The wards " Sand. tiotonton. Liverpn.s.,'"are er vased on the stamp of each Ivo w bli.to. which n o ,, ..AJ by lisatuell.etrh, I N, Strltid; Lnd Co. 1..4, gr. et; cypuAle Nrbvi Resod-stoat, I.otlatoli, uJ all lietitrnt rulers. irr Dr Solomon Intpettl., abPA r.soioll•e4 by kite", the uci rasuplinsent of a one inlool HOW to I.e addreis.4_ " Alooey Lever. Dr. :)u:Nalci, Giteal rhow, *mar Li/igloo. 40‘1144: yuethge. ' M A de mo:,T PELliflt; or, etit'Aiale I.OZrN:4:i sTf.r!. are a discovcrY of the first imp.ortatiee to the yore :cot and ut. 4:ceding ages, their happy o leen:be:rye t qually sudden, • % vi a n pet ; so tldiustly srlutary s that while they give •.;.• • : nerves, and health and vigoitir ter the entire frame, hey int; .;;.. g uial heat the °ugh the whole systrin,a;nl tah clergy m . Lh spirits in such a Wanner, !kat they ay erly be •AO to reetuntiat nature; lot those diseases occasioned by tiebility,:elarations,peas nation of strength, or watt( of to or ito Cie net von,. system, tk. are recommehtled with the utitemt as the mow ety.t.A able, s.:fe And tuf.dloble remedy that ever I.as been, ur per:ta; rve f can he discovered by the researches et svienee; they act no as a te:aporary stimulus, or by irritation, but by graolually au effectually strougdwltittg and renovating the e Instit el iOll, exet.tu the healthy actluit ot, and imparting increased energy and v.eooti to every pan of the human Mime; they restore h. ne.geld, L.( bilitated, nervous, ;11111 refasttl of both sexes, to sound sat! v i. roils health ; when ZiVersital !o . eXtri.lse. loss ~ 91" JcpfZvit y of rite, and pallid rountenanee ur.l.eate aivittachin o t cui;sum:, tine the delicate- f iN.l:e will be restored to awl society by a benign influence of this medicine. At hlonreelter thew: Losetoges acquired a degree of celehrit unequallood in the annals of inetheinr, and nuuy polt•otos whoa, .t. gum there from this country, so tribute Path- rectnery escort t this invaluable prepare:Jun than to ail other c.ausc whatestr. Prepared by the Proprietor, 1. P. 'edduu, and 6311 whotes' and retail by his Agent, Mr. o,iflurd, 15g, Strand, leladan, ; ouzel, at 7s. aged las. earli; also by Davisons, i, s:reo_:, Dublin, (Agents tor Ireia4tl); llklns, Iftadin, ; t and Colegate, Canterbury; bleu:day and Cu. Oliord ; and Co. Chelotsiord; Crutterell, and l'itleyler's, Bee ; And Co. Salisbury; I.asigiluit and Co. b:trborow ; rew:...t: Exeter; anti utost Venders of Medicine in the iiimesitout. o prevent imposition, tacit Dal is signed My '3 P. Seett:oa) in his qwn baud writing, without maids now. :4 possibly ba get uirte. THOMA , rAiLott, P.rq• T BE/lie:are to inform you, thu ever sinaethe ye' JL 1790 1 l had been afflicted wi , h e I !It' Venerea..W.. '..ft fry! p(, siritlirsb owerwrefofirkifowatchiersierseitied byt! Most 'athletic of the faculty here, and ur rpring several sere: courses of air:attest and twice dis.thar.;ed from .he iblt a t,ut little rt 1 4 el, would apper.r to be the 11:,)!.!: itiNuterate ;1441.:Tt. I ‘prl:l of last year my di,: r2.lr had r *.i to cach heal, ne...r.y to par a ps;riod to my ekisteace. lo tins state, I w., temmended by Mr. J. Thaniron, (who received so ~ r ests r , :. them here,) to take 4 our I Amthe s Patent 11144, wiekk I ! to do on the ufith May ; ht elite course of a furtnigh 114 gn , • receive benefit. In little. nuare • than a mouth I beeanie l your liberal advice and medicie,. perfectly frt.:iron. my s fe wet complaints, have recovered my "water sp: vl. l . ofraci awl an; be:utne jolly and fat, in which state hav;nt coLtugt., nmuy mouths to the astoneshmesi of all whe knew nu, « ;t a lois in what tert.4 to erpress my gratitude, !IA beg ro. f the gaud of utiter suffering mortals, to make this -tee et.,e public .ts possible. as I shall on every occasion—in so titans ye will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient very humble et rant, Al.kX. Swan's Ouse; High-street, Estointrph. len:pared and sold by t!-e s tls l'r.ytietor, 'lluswas Member of the Royal College ut Suri, eau, is Loados„ at Ms Lot. No. 9. New Bridge-atreet. They are also sold by Ma appointment, at the Perfumer's, hr 55. St. Alhatt's-street Pall Mall ; the Toy-shop, Nn. '.fr;, 0 ford-street ; Mr. Disborongh's, N 0.7; Fi.ll - the Monument ; and by one person in every cons , ..iet. , l •usen,in England, Ike. in buses only 911.14. each, seasexi rl .s: full and plain directions, whereby permits °feather sea may tt thealAves with ease and teener N.B. Every Box sold in Great Britain it sealed up with a • which, by favourof the Commis tel 'net., is printed at the atal,. Office, s T. Taylor, No. 9. New Bridge,street.' IT has been too requently the subject ot Pit An general reprobation, that oten destitute of the elemen I of : medical art have offer( d themselves as candidates fer public} tronage in the profession of Physic. For thepurpose titian% !. Wee to the result of our studies and tape fence, and to prey:tr. from being classed aniline those myrtles whose impudica .teLsitsas.bleostewokartunatsithinfogengukulA,tavtAn - a bi y ret tell, we beg leave to submit to th• hhcs tl ant rash:east faithful stwenietit of our pursuits and acquirements. After having rt.:rived a regular mrlicai education, as *epic of Messrs Grinds' and ilhztrd, wkose lectures awl prictice ' carefulfy attended, as Protessor:..toti suri,etnis of the Lontionli• pital, we entered ourselves as suidenis in that justly school for medical acquirement;, the oyal College of Li burgh, and were instructed in the different branches ,if.titatoa Surgery, the Theory and Practice of Physic, vb e intetr, M wifery, Bo:any, &c. &c. &c by those eutuient Protesirc't Mourn, Uregoty, Black, tiamilton, Duncan, and Rattan' We trust we shall not be deemed presumptuous in watt:. T' our proficieney.and.acquirements are nottitemiel lent , for a long series of years made VENt.REAI, and the various diseases of I/F.llll.ll'Y, the particular our studies and practice, it will, we hope, be aaover d that at is acquired superior knirwledge ot their treatment at!! we. slight and recent cases of intection, a pert, a re-establierax completed in the short period of tss o cl.t!‘ mud 1:: &or of utmost inveteracy, where o: !ler pract;. to .. rs have faiiet t.' cess,'a proper persevt met. our 1.1.1.:1 ot treamseh: ' the patient a safe anti radical cure. Amidst thenmelancholy cart , ty of dis• niers whit! , ate ,hr wets of a habit lulu; and mist unhai.rily Ilorath-.1 '), :he •' both sears, there are mule spore alariwt ;or mot lott,ll . 'cl. those deficieuceies aitddelni,ties whit:- : t equently f reer+, ' bitter the matriptoLial i,tate.. such iwrsons it tanst b: iv reflection to know that the, may Low, by a n.“ 3 Mlle mode of treatment, be restored to that greeted ol all on blessings, a strong, nutty, atols'iteutts co n,!itwioli, 1 : 1 p 9 Cl of debility, from what..ver c aris'mr, as at II as in retry t cies of venereal iitfectie::, we maybe cnt.aultisi either sea whit the greatc. t 'set:recy and Ibtiot-t. • H. 51 `" . ,; sultation at home irons ten to three, and from Li the iv"' tin ten at nigh:, Patients in the country aterequested to state tit,. 03 ,1;01 ' 7 their eu e, age, gener.4 babe 01 bele Ste. Jut 10,;41: 3 .tance fur a.tvi'e and ntedieines, when Ole • Alit will be laid sent to anytpott ot the kine,datu. I o ensar-- that secor! . samtlai to our midertaking,tbe postage ot letters 014 ht alk"G she account for medicines. • CURRIE anti Co Surgeons, Va 107,1latt^" . - -• • • COUStRY MARK 0 x rose, !out 15.•—Yhei of a bushel Of Wittig:, i'• The Quarturn Lost, 10.1. i B o ? U r 4 9 y: i p p e:r ea r y i g ut oes u rter g t Y o 5 9 0 to 0 . 631 1. 1 cat On' pefmad letolO:11. oo t• tnF~ 1 )36- ‘: : .. • • - . • On NAre•lneaday, the ;4th inet LeAy uf Mr IA comb, Deputy Purveyor to ft. Forces. COAL MARKS r, JOls•h id Ships at Market. Ship . Price. • 7 .NeweAttle - -7 - I • 438 stll to 311. • . 4 -Suoderland 4 L:t.: . 414 " t"li4 titui WATE.it 'lO-NIURROWNI'I. O kiII OI4' • Momlog 1/* ositnues Wait Aernoon . '• fa mimeo 1.34 1! ft LONDON : iPrinied by AA res . )(Air Owl; publehed there, anal at the Seer.ollce.Terieg Bar' 1 l SMI PH'S AROMATIC STEEL. PILLS. • THE Nervous and Debilitated may be restnred to perfect and permanent Health by the use of DR. HUG li SMI CH'S AROMATIC SITEL PILLS, whish were 101111 a by that celebiated Physic'an (from whose recipe they are prepar ed) infallible for all Nervous Disorders, I.oss of Appetite, sod 'lone in she Viseers, all kinds of Debility, Female Complaints., and all others depealint-oa Laxity of Fibre, Vessels Ste. Sold by Etlwarils,titi, tir. Paul's Church-yard. Lothian (Whole.' 'sale Agent); Yule, 4140n/thin ; Waid, 324, Holborn; Gill, 19, Charlug cross ; Sauget, 150, Oxford-street;'. Pitt, Lewes ; Bow , - Deal; Andersen, Winchester; Beam, Portsmo4o6 ; etc. at I:2s. 1 is. and us. ted. a b. x.