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t! • • 4,111 I Vril SALES BY AUCTIO.. HEX EFORDSHIRE. CAPITAL 1 1 REEHOLD ESTATES, noir ILINGTON.:I PK ES 17.1 G The MANOR of MARSTOe. STRANGE WORTH FARM,- and VALLEt i S WOOD; LYE FAititts WOODLANDS, COTVAOES. &c By Mr. ROBINS, At earraway's Coffee-housr, Change alley, CornhM, London, To-mostiort, June 15, I ul5. at Twehre &Clock, in it Lots, T HE Valtotble FREEHOLD ESTATES , with -Right of Common; comprising the MANOR of MAR.- STON, with rite Fines, Quit Rents, &c.and ST RANGEWORTH }AR iVf, and VALLE i 'S \A'OOl3, in the Parish of Pembridt.t; contisting a a substantial FAR M HOUSE, matted on a flue ele vation, cl•mn , antling beautifuMtews ; Farm Bullattige, Cottager, Gardens, &c. containing nearly Two numbed Acres of Arable, Pasture, and lwatititul Wood Land, in part houndeil by the River Arrow, a fine flowing stream, in the occupAtion of 141 e. Morgan, and others. The E VA l'E, situate itt the Parish of Ames try, wi• h Farm-house ;aid Our •buildings,-and sundry Dwellings and Uot;ages, with 'yearly Oee Hundred and *I wenty Acres of rich Meadow, Arable, Pasture, and Wood Land, Garden and Orch.ocii in the occupation of Mr. limper and others, respecta ble Tenant s.. To be by applying to Mr Moigan, at Strangrwerth Farm; Mr. I iarper, at I ;of Joint Chiese. I:sq. Lynn's Hall, whet ParticMae. may h. ha I an I Plaits seen ; Oxford Arms, Ktngtsn; I lots', and Messrs. Bird and Woollastou. Hereford ; Lion, Lrominster ; Wm Handy, I.eq. at the inns, Worcester; lien and Chickens, Birmingham; Kin g % Head, Gloucester; T. G. Parr, Eoq. Lichfield ; of Messrs. /ones and Green, Salnbury square, Fleet s reel; at Oarraway'r Celiee-honae; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Goldeu-square, London, where Plans may be seen. RADNORSHIRE, ON THE BORDERS W HEREFORDSHIRE. The BEGUII.DY aiiii ItHW ItYDD ES I'ATES, es ar One Thousand Three Hunched Acres, divided in comp. t Farnu; with Farm-house. and Buildinp, and very valuable Common Right, to a great extant, on the Beguildy and other Hills. 1.4 Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee.house, 'Change Alley, Cornhi!l, London, TO-MORROW, J wit 15,1815, at Twelve o'c!ock, in Lots, THE valuable and very improvable FREEHOLD EsTA . IT.i. (with the valuable Common Right on tl.e Be. guildy and other Hills, many miles in extent. situate in the parish of Lieguililyo between Knighton and Newtown, in the county of Radnor ; comprstng One "rbousand'rwo Hundred and Eighty. one Acres of excellent meadow, pasture, arable, and small part wood Lanus, divisied in compact Farms; the Beguildy Public house and lands, ie• to respectable Tenants, on agreements for short Terms. at steins amounting to about One Thousand flues Hundred Pounds per annum. The Estate is nearly compact, in a fine commaneing situation. and very valuable fur the great ex:cut of common rights. The fine river 1 cam flows through she Estate, which I. stored with trout and abet fish, and highly valuable for irrit,aring the meadows. Tile kinds ab..uud with game of all sorts, ist.o t hu I.llls with grouse. A most desirable. Property for Investing Money, and for Field Sports, *home six nide* front Knighton, from winch place the Nett Road passes awash to Newtown, Welch Pool, &c. and 20 miles from Ludkw. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Erica, sen. and jun., at Vydw Loyd. Dothlesi. and lirindrynog karats, where Pardee. hr. maybe bad; at the Duke': Arms, Knighton; Ozturd Arms, Kinston; of John Cheese Esq. Lyon's Hall, near Kington, w --re Plans may be seen; Hotel and Messrs. Bird and Wool. laa'on. Hereford; Crown i udlow ; Hopepole and Star liens, and of Wm. Handy. Esq. Writ r• Ge Inge Inn, Chelunhari; King . • I:ed. Glonce-i yr ; Hen ani ' t Chickens, Birmingham; T. U Parr. Erin Lic..licid; Mr. Photps, Evesham; of M5...r.. Jones and Green. Sall.bery-square. Flect-street ; at Uarrawa) '5 Coffee-house; toad of Mt. Robins, Warwick-street, Uolden squar.., where Piaui of the Estates may b. seen. Koa.: from London us through Worcester and f.ndlow. • 3 • Ir.; 7: T.! •• . • • I • I •• • . H EREFOR Etz,H IRE 4WD RAI)I•ORSHIk E. CAPI f Al. ettEEHOII) Es I A IES, east fITHE-FREE. MANOR, WOODS, FARMS, and LANDS, and WATER CORN-MILL. &c. ONE THOU , AND ACRES of Rich Meadow, Pasture. and Arabk LAND and OACHAROS, Situate in a most beautitel pars 0. the COtaltitl, and well watered. By Air. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, it..hange oltey, Cornhill, London, To.itisazow, June 15, ;815, at Twelve &Clock, in Lots, THE Valuable ani very Improvable FREE; HOLD ES FATES, part lithe-Free, whit extensive Common Right*, in . the Counties of Hereford and Radnor : Consisting of nearly ne thousand Acres of Rich Meadow, Pas ture, Arable, and Wood Land, and Orchards, with the Manor of Badlands, Fines, Quit•Rcnts, and an Allotment on Winible wi han extensive Right of Common. The capital Farms o r R odd; the very rich Grazing Farm, called Leen Varm, with a capital Water Corn Mill; and tke Low Farm, adjoining, with etc dent Far m-houses,and suitableOutbuddings of all descriptions. The Lands are intersected by the Rivets I.ugg, and Arrow, by which thty may be irrigated, and are situated iu the Parishes of Piesteign, Pembridge, and New Radnor, contiguous to good Market Towns, and commanding beautiful v iews of the varlet scenery of the finely diversified sus rounding Country; the whole in the occupation of respect.ible Tenants under agreement, forming a very eligible property to invest money. To be viewed, by applying ou the Premises; or of Mr. John Cheese, Lyeit's Hall, near Kington, where Particulars and every ififormation my be had, and Plans of the Estate seen: Particu lars at the Oxford Arms, Kington; Messrs. liird and Woollas ton, Hereford; and at theHottl ; the Radnor Arms, Presteign; Lion, Lt.-minister ; Wm. Handy, Esq. the Hop-pole and the Star Inns, Worcester; De ke's Arnsz, Knighton ; Crown and Angel, Ludlow; Hotel, Liverpool; Bush, Bristol; White Lion, Bath; Phelps, Evesham; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham; T. G. Parr, Esq Lichfield; Castle, ramworth ; George, Northampton ; Mr. Adams, Oxford; George, Cheltenham; King's Head, Glou cester; at Messrs. Jones an d Green, Salisbury square, Met- Street ; at Garraway's Coffee-house; and of Mr. Robins, War wick-street, Golden-square, London, where Plans of chi Estate xis -ty be seen. EidEX—BETWEEN ONGAR AND CHELMSFORD. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTA FEE. Upwards of FIVE HUNDRED ACRES of RICH MF.ADOW GRAZING GROUND, AR AISLE and WOOD LAND. An excellent RESII)ENC?, and all requisite BUILDINGS, recently erected. Twenty-four Miles from London. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change AilEy, Cornhill, on Wantir.SPAT i June 28, at Twelve o'Clock, in Four Lots. (By Order of the Ex teUTRIX, pursuant to the WILE. of the late Vat:seam" oa), LOT 1. WING RETH HALL, a valuable FREE HOLD usTAit, situate.at lilackmoor, between Ongar, Cheitriatortt, and Ingate:lone, comprising an eligible Re sidence lateiy erected, planned for the Accommodation of Oentlernan's Family, with convenient Offices, Bailiff's House, excellent Garden, thriving Plantations, I..rni-yard, Barns, btables, and Out-du11...11110. principal newts/ crect:d ; and sundry Enclosures of cavi , al rich Mtpdyw, feuding Pastures, hue arable and M'ood land, surrounding the Hunie ; tenteining upwards of Your Hundred and Fifty-live Acres in a Ring Fence, divided by tin iviug quick fences, in excellent sta.e of cultivation, and in a beautiful country—A most eligible Pruperty for a Gentleaaao fend of Agricultural Pursuits, or far itivet:it.g money. LOT X. A very Valuable FREEHOLD GLIA.:.3 FARM, comprising Six Enclosures of Rich Meadow Land, in a ring fence, containing near Forty-three Acres, contiguous to the village of Blackmour, adjoining the high road to Ingatestone. LOT 3. A FREEHOLD ESTAI E FAN MhAD; situate at Hay Green, adjoining the read from Blacitmoor and higatestone to Hook's-end, containing :Ix Acres of exceeding ricia Fatting 11. and. I.or 4. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, COUNTER MEADE, a Parcel of rich Meadow Land, situate about one mile from Blackwoor, ecintainieg lA. IR. 38P. The Estate is in possession of the Lzecutri*, and immediate possession may be had. T o b e viewed by f eplyjng to the Bailiff at the Mauston, where Particulars may be, hall ;, the Bottle at Blacktnoor ; George, Ungar; Black Bpi, Mears. Mew . and Chalk, Chelinsfdrd ; Whit's Hart, Romani; Mr. Wicks, King's Arms, Brentwood;- Apecod Nagle, thigateetone; .of Mr. Waller, Solicitor, No • 10, eravan-straet,_ Strand; at Garraway's; and of .Mr. Robins, , Warwick/Arad, (lob co' what j Plat; of the k o ute clay • M owls. • -SALtS AUCTIO N . ' KENT. .„ • A DESIRABLE FREEnOLD ESTATE. Cpset DWELT .It4r; •HOUSE, OFFICES, MEADOWS, LAND', and WOODS, about tlghty-six Acres, mar Brom • kis Chia'aunt, &c. Fourteen Moles from Londe . TO SE SOLO BY AUCIWN, By Mr ItOBIN3, At Gain MT'S COW-v.llOWe, 'Change -alley, Cornhill, on WILD • IigIIDAY, June Va, 1015, at Twelve o'Ciock. in One Lot, APLEASAN and COMPACT FREEHOLD T ESTATE, CROFTON.PLACE, situate in the Piaui' of Orpington, a abort distance Son Bromley and Chislehtirst, and I lolwood, in a beautiful and picturesque at of the country ; compris!ng a substantial Brick-built Itei.!ence; with Of fi ces, Coach-house, Stables, Gardens, Orchard, Farm-rad, Barn, and Out-buildings, and sundry InClOblartS of bile Meadow, Pasture, and thriving*Wood Land surrounding the hose, con. tainica uplvards of Eighty-six Acres; a ilebirabLl property fur a Groh-man concerned in busine,c, being within a mile and a half ft& Lock's Battom, the high roads to London and Tunbridgo, lac. Ihe Estate abounds with Pheasants and °tar Gan e.— l'he House, at a small expeuse, may be made a moot cumforu.ble May be viewed, by applying to Mr. Burton, on the Premises, here Particulars may be had; and the Lion, Lock's Bottom ; Bell, Bromley; Castle, Eltham ; at Garrawly's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick.street, Goldeu•squate; where plans may be sten. : • • BUCKS.-CAPrI'AL FREEHOLD ESTATE, TITHE?FIitEE, AND LAND-TAX REDEE VE: I , Divided la valuable Dairy Farms, containing upwar.is of ONE - THOIJSAD TWO HUNDRED AND I'WEN THREE ACRES, Part bounded by the RIVER OUSE; ELIGIBLE PROPERTY FOR IPIVESTING MONEY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Fy Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on WEDNESDAY June , 104. at Twelve, iu Out: Fr ii•E• LEN . BOROUG H ESTATE, situate near the Town, and in the Parish of Purionahant, TI rHK-FREE, Alit) LANES-TAX R ED3EMI'.D. Conspriting upwards ot UNE THOUSAND I WO HtINDRED AND TWENTY-THR;ELACRES ands NIEADOW, PAS TITRE FEEDING, GROUND, and AR A LAND,, lying in a ring anise, with lod FARM HOUSES:Barns, Sta tu s, and all neerwiarr Outattsic ip ; let in as capitai I bey and Gil A ZING FARMS, to Messrs. Barton Warr, Judge, Stalworthy, Flower, Edwin, &c. all revectahl tenants at wdl, the reteb amounting to near THREE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM. Thiti Estate is very eligible fqr investing money, age may be constderataly improved. Ile turnpike-rood from London pat es through the north end of the Estate, which is in part bounded by the RIVER OUSE, and the water of the river may be used for the purop,ps et ii. RIGA MIN. The Estate is in the vicinity nf- several good narkets, and within ONE MILE OF BUCK INt;IiANI. May be Niewe. by applying to Thomas Hearn, EN Solicitor, Buckingham, where Particulars may he had; and at the Cob ham Arms and White Hart ; the Bell Inn, WingOW ; George, and the Wlt!te Hart, Aylesbury; Crown, Arne , sham; Star, ('a ford; Red Lion, I: Wycomb ; White Horse, ilzbrolge; Mesita. Kaye, l're,Litzeid, and Kaye, New Batdr.-busldints; a! Llarraway's ; and .cf Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gulden stoats!, London, witt..re a Plan of the Esiate may be ,ren. 'She !Jarrett; Ttnants chew the Lands. MAIM. CAPIrAL WORSTE.D AND COTTON MILLS, ELIGIBLE CORN MILLS. WARF.HOLIAS, DWELL:ING HOUS.LS, CO*l TAUkti, ate. are. By Mr. ROBINS, At the King's Head, De -by, on FRIDAY June 30, 181 6 , at 'twelve o'Clock, in Two Lots. Lor IrrHE very Valuable and highly Improvable. JL EiTA I . Es, situate at the North- West End of Derby, by the Road to Manchester those spacious and most de.irabk Premises, well known as :11L. MARKBA tON WOrtsl El) MILLS: a substairial Bathing, with a capital Head of Water, of a Power surriett.:.l - ANY ruarosc; containing the Water Wheels, the Lower MI Room ' and three Stories nt Spinning Rooms over ; attach ' ed, a Yarn Room, Counting House, and Room adjoining, and three Stories over, with Yarn, Card, and Reeling Rooms. A adjoining contains a Scouring Room, a Smith's Shop, Joiners' Rooms over; detached, a Clerk's Dwelling-House • ou ' the ot , pcsite side, a Drying-Room, Combing-Shop, anti Loft ; a Garden; a large Yard, shut in by Foisting Gates; an Oil-House, Cart Shed, the Stream of Water, anti the Mill Meadow, alai a Meadow a=ljoining, containing In the whole about Five Aires; three excellent Cottages, Sm. The Worsted Mills are now in full employ with 400 Spindles, and each toms out twelve yards in a minute, with Machinery in proportion, the saporiority of which, above others, requires only to be known. The Machinery for Cotton Works contain Sevett Hundred and Filly-six Spindles, with other machinery, which, at a small expense, may be fixed for working, and turned to con siderable additional advantage, as there is always a plentiful supply of excellent Water. • The Horizontal Shaft and Wheels, aqd the different Machi nery belonzing to the Mills, to be taken by the Pacchaser at a Valuatibn, an Inventory of which may be seen on the Premise', and at Mr. Robins s. Lot 2. The LOWER MlLLS,adjoining the Town of Derby, a short distance from Lot I, lately used as Corn Mills (bet the Winks have been removed), standing on a capital Head of Wa ter, and capable of commanding a large stroke of Boodnew in Grinding Corn, or as a Manufactory ; the Mill Room and ca pital Water Wheel, 4ud two Stories of Rooms over ; with Out bulldlngq, Wasliing•roorn, and Cornhing•shops, itc.—a neat de tacked Erick-built COTTAGE, with Garden, Yard, Ste. and two other excellent Cottages, two espital Meadows, the whole abuut Five Acres. A new Wear has lately been erected with Stone; in a very substantial manner, and of great utility to the Midi. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Fox, on the Premises, of whom Particulars maybe bad; at the King's Head, Derby; Blactamoor, Ashbourne ; Old Angel, Macclesfield ; White Lion, Stockport; Bridgewatet Arms, Manahaster; King's Arms, Lan caster ; at Garraway's; awl of Mr. Rubins, Warwick-street, Gulden-syire, London. GLOUCESTER-PLACE, NEW -ROAD. ELIGIBLE SPACIOUS RESIDENCE, with a FORE COURT and *PLEASURE GROUND; Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Pier and Chimney Glaises, Mirrors, Bronzsd Lights, Eight-day Chick, China, Musical Instruments, and Cabinet Articles of various descriptions. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, Ou the Premises, No. 33, on the North Side of Gloucester-place, New-road, adjoining Messrs. Jenkins and Gwithers' Nursery Grounds, on lire:one, the 4th of July, at Eleven o'Clock, rICHE Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNI'I'UItE, 1 Pier and Chimney Glaises of various dimensions, Mirrors Bronzed lights, Pianoforte, by 'I hompson, an Eight-day Clods, in nsah l o m ta case, by Tomlin, capital set of Dining Tables, an d a Side boarb, with pedestals. The Property of a Gentleman. The Furniture consists of capital Four-post Tent and other Bed- I math', with Chintz,Cotton, Dimity, and other Furnitures: prime seasoned Bedding of various descriptions, Drawing-room rural - sure in French Rod Wlndbw-curtains with continued Draperies, Grecian Couches, Sofas, and Chairs en sultei Eating Parlour, Curtains in scarlet morine, Chairs In red Morocco, tech made Cabinet Artie's, in Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Dressing, Card, Pembroke, Sofa, and other Tables; Seeretaire and Pedes tal, Bookcases, Brussel s and Kidderminster Carpets, numerous kitchen requisites, and other Effects. On the sane Day, at Twelve o'Clock, will be SOLD the LEASE of the commodious aryl yes y desirable PREMISES, whiCh are adapted for the accommodatioa of a Gentlemail'e fa mily, ctinsistiti o - of numerous Bed Chambers and Dressing Ruoins, ° elegant Drawing Rooms, Mimic Room, Dining Parlour, &c. handsomely hued up, besideanumeraua other conveniences and appropriate Offices, a Fere Court, and Pleasure Ground at the back. The linuse to be viewed by Tides. Particulars may be bad on the Premises; the Furniture to he viewed on Saturday and Monday preceding the Sale; wheAcinaloguirs may be had on the Premises. Partkulars and Cacalqinta of Mr. WM% Waraick auietsGuldatiAiiare. SALES BY AUCTION: - ritrEliol.l) LAND, very desirable for Buitil^frs KINTISH TOWN, with a very considerable FROM EAGh to MAIDEN lading to 141(iliGATE, manly TtliaTY-SEVEN ACItlf.S. By Mr. R 031149, At Carraw ay's Coffer-hos se,' Vhangs-alley;Cornhill, nn Wsna ltF DAY, .Mth lune, Ini 5, at Twelve ol.::ock, jo Lots, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE , J.l Land Tax Redeemed, entinstinz of a Capital PLOT of LAND, coinaiplag nearly Th'tty-seven Acres, sitti.:e on the Ri.e of the HAL !war the Ass;:mbly House,. a Kovists Tottni, a:.l oectipy:ne, a consitlerallle Frontage to lsianko Lane; on the Road to I lightlate, a eer7.eligibie Spot to erect Villas.' for which pisrpme it will be divided itro lasts, and • is adinitably adapted from the brainy of Its situation and the command OS Prospect: the Land abounds with line Brick Fares, and will be divided into Lots of from a.- • Here and an Half to Three Acres, for the convenience of Purclia.ers. To be viewed by applymg at the Assembly lipase, wher Zt Parti,:tilars may be had; at the HiOvi , e Archway liove;—• Mother Red Caps, Kentish Town; Mr. Witt, Hampstead; of Mes-rs. Blake, White, and Ainge, East vatreet, Strand ; at G. rawly's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden square. BERIV , HIRE. PARK-PLACE, NEAR II ENLEY-ON-T FI, 4 IMES. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATP.S. PARE, MANSION, E.N FRANCE LODGES. Noble PLEA- SthiE GROIND 4 ' Delialebil CO I"FAGE ORNEE, with PLAN l'A I lOW, LAVENDER GROUNDS, and MEA. DOW LAND; Picturesque CO I' I'AGES, with rich end valied Scenery ; neat Cottages, with :ardent, Ettc. Two Public Houses, &c. DLit& Compact Paeans. THE WHOLE ES l'A FE NEAR NINE HUNDRED ACRES.' In Loti of different descriptions. By Mr. ROBINS, At the Town Hall, Heilley-inle-Thantes, ou Eit ID A X', 7th of July, at Twelve o'Clock, ifs 'Uwe:Ay eight Lots, unlesi an acceptable off, ris made fur the whole uy nitrate Contract before the ads of June, rk IHE Vtry Valuable and lizbly . improvable FRF.EIIOI.I) and small part COPY HOLD ESIaIfES of INIIERI raNct, ur part bounded on the West by the River 1 hames ; the moat beautiful and unrivalled situation in the county, abounding •,eit:, Game. PARK-PLACE, The Residence and Prnl'erty of • The Right Hun. the EARI. of mALMESBURY. Sitic.te n• ar Henley-on-Thames, 34 miles from London. Comprises a capital Mansion, placed •ott a fine comniandiug e.nitience, ne it the centre of the Estate, with Office* of all de ecriptims, Coach-bonito and Stables, in a Park paled round, nuhle Plantalons, with fine grown 1914 Forest Trees, Entrance Lodges, beautiful Pleasure Grounds. prodactive Kitchen Oar dens, surrounded by lefty walls; klut-hous:s, Greto-hottsea,l Graperies, Gardener's Hope, and Ont-bu;idirint. . A delightful COTI'AG7ORNEE. on the rise of Henleylllll, I surrounded by luxuriant Plantations, Leh Lar.nder Grounds,' and Nleadow Land; elegant picturesque Comites, a Druid's Teprl2, Sue Ruins, Stile:ern:wan Walks; Laos} -tor balding, commanding the most delightful Scenery; Neat Cu;-, *2l;e% wit!: Gardens, &e. llte. the Horse-shoes Public House en' 1i •iilev lid), with Garden and Land; the Two Enviers PubliC I t ;AAA., at the foot of the Hill, near the River; eligible compact Far.a•,, with e!,cellent Farm Houses, and all necewary The whole Estate NEAR NIAE HUNDRED ACRES.. The Mansion and Park !oral the prtnripal Lot, and the tither part allotted suitable for different Purchaiers. May be vtew.al with Tickers, which may be bad of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square; or Messrs. Cooper and ;on Solicitors, Henley; of whim particulars may be had, add of Messrs. Webb and Attwooel, Cloce, Salisbury; the Inns at Henley; Sun, Maidenhead; Castle, Salt Hill and Windsor . ; Crown, Reading; Df Messrs..Oddie, Oddie, and Forster, Soli citors, Carey-street, Lincoln's Inn; and at Garraway's Coffee-i house, Exchange-alley, C,ornhilL Mr. 'Thompson, the Gardener, will shew the Lets ; an/ a Plan will accompany each Particular. 'TO BE► PEREMPTORILY RESULT), Pursuant to a Decree and raw:petit Order of 1: 1 / 5 411(111.Court of hancery, made au Camas Powt.c rt . a.rainst Towt.st - r, .and PowtavT against CALDER, on Sater,loy, the %nth lay of lone, !sir, at One of th.: Clock in the Afternoon, before THOMAS DRAKE., Gentleman, the Person appointed by the said CoUrt, at the George Inn, in Wincbester, in the County of Southampton, le Oue Lot, AA HOLD FARM and LAND, situate WWI- in the Manor and Parish of It‘hin Abba,, in the said Coon! y, part of the Estates of the Rev. Cuaatrs Powt.rrr,. Zlerk, &ceased, containing about Forty-three Acres. And also, at the same time and place, will be Sot.° in three Lot', ' SIX SEVERAL. SECURI TIES for FIFTY iOUNDS, and MITI:RES F. charged on the Tolls of the Turnpike Roads from Basingstoke through Popham-Lane, and other Roads in the said Cou9ty of Hanes. Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the Offica of John Campbell, Esq. one of the Masters of the sAiit Court, In South ampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London ; :a No. ‘A, Charles street, Berkeky.square; the Georg...lnn, at Witichwer ; the Swan Inn, at Alresiord; the Crown too, at Bo.initscolLe; the Wheat Sheaf Inn, at Popham-Lane; and the King's Head lan, at Stockbridge. ES-EX. A DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCY, aid FARM. SIXTY-ONE ACRES, near BRAIN FREE, Forty Miles front LONDON. By Mr. SCO r 1 . , On FRIDAY, July 7, at Twelve o'Clocit, at the Mart, London, unless an acceptable offer shall be previonsly made by Plicate Contract, with iinmedia•e possession, FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD very valua ble interesting ES FA E, in a convenient, cheerful, ad mired situation, a quarter of a mile kola the Market Town of Braintree, comprising a neat comfortable Family House, brck built, substionial, agreeably elevated, sad hesally, cominctiding the Estate and varied beauties of the surroutiding country, ample doinestic Offices, the approach by a Lawn and Drive, tastefully encircled with Shrubs and Plantations, productive Gardens, ex cellent Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, of known superior fertility in the highest cultivation, ind a Can:l in all about 61 Acres, compact, bounded by twli Turnpike-ro.!kls and a Reber, a w i ll.place ' warm Farm-yard, with complete Bilildings for the Dairy and Fart; the 'whole reonttly improso d at a very great expense, in gnod neder. forming a most pleasant and prolir Residence. The Copyhold is held .at a :stnall tr,it rent and line cer:ain of Al. is. Particulars at the Cups, at Coleltester:t•lllark Boy, Che ford ;Suo,haffrou Walden; \le+•.rs.TiLon an•l l'restpn, No. $9, C.lleatan-street; the Mart; and of Mr. =coot, 2 , New 'Bridge r rect. ; --; SCORIA' 1 IC COM PLAiN rgIHE reputation tor Dr. FREEMAN'S .1_ SALU EARN, has been firmly estaliii4tied by fioetetitars. ixperieuce of it 9 beneficial elects in bcrr,Qut is and Venereal, Complainis. For Scrofula, Morbid Injuries of the Winds the Lymph, the Blind, or the general Constitution, occasioned .by acrimonious matter retained in the habit., or introduced by tatr. min Indiscretions, intemperance, or injudicious use of Mercury, this Medicine will be found the most clUesciutts, andsaettarsaths' time the safest that can be resorted to ; and is no less escelighl in diseases of the Kidneys and BlaJder, Obstructions hilt* MT. nary Passages and Lumbago. It requileigno restrainete dm* confinement, or hinderance to husint . :“. • ' To Mr. litirt-sa, Dr. rtF sr:IAN'S Agent; 1.1 Sta,—l bed you will publish the Lillowilig cure, foe dithenW. of those labouring under asinnlsr . cntoplaiut. I.ast contracted a Venereal Complaint, - dud' arp it:4 to an emlnetit sure, on, under whose care I was Three nionsbl, (luring that pea rood I titiaerwent salivation three time.;; the_ di order wo„ sn . vli,lent, that wounds broke out, all uvi:li . my 'Kai sad boty ' • arid I was recommended the change of air..and sea - lathing, hut Ivsyte thawd in a worse state, if possible ; ! tt . last I e. as recumiticnilq, by a Gentleman, to me Dr. Freeman's Gotta Saltitaris ; bj* flit ,use of it, thank God, I am perfectly cured, To the estouisinhent of every person who knctir my case. When 1 leave Brighton, I, . will relate More particulers. sir, your &rated humble oesuint, Briyhtnn, May 6. . WILLIAM JAMES. bold at Mr. Butler's, Cbesp . Me, corner of sr. Paul's Church. yard, London, sod by. mcit L:ountry hiedieine Yeislers in every town, In bottles, at 2s. eland U. tkl. each, erP. HEATH, of Nottingham , infcrms th.! • Macbante of England and Traders in genre.!, that hi:- : , convenience of sale, be has placed his JUNIPER gssEN,:E ~,. PEPPERMINT, anct whet Medkines, in the hands of Mr. EDWARDS, 64, St. Paul's Ci•urebiard. Th:o Essincc is a sale, effectual, and pleasant remedy, in fiat.:. lencies, ynuty and choCry pains in the etnmarh and boatels, m... 1 ge.tion, hyste7ics, se..—icliness, nausea attendant on prernari,,y . relaxation anTla.sitat , al is!hirftern atmMphcrie heat, Want Of appetite, injurie, from inektneut vrea fry, the abuse (i• spi:i:etaul liquors, and in the tosontodic a.V.etion alike stonmet and bnn el. so foeunon to inflititi., adapting the dose to tie tirs , ency of the case. As a Fa:ttily Me.licane; or for tbe Army or Navy, it wit: be found a valuable steirfoilitin. Jv trt.rt.ts .14 .tNc It of Pcrrettaattar Is al will krrivon at a va. Italie Pal Medicine , that the pritieiril ()bite! ta this a4vev . . a.? tiseinent is ht goat d iintehstrui ts,:,ni:iot the I.ttat•tou s Cour t ier. kite sirlAtt at pi tl.ste.l . by.rrugeo ra, fr. esi , ...e , a%y it the erg,.r is for Es:porta:to:l. 11,e inlyc.n.tiotl . /.l'. lienth ran gi..e ;,, ~ see that J. 4'.11i..5t 11, V.niinztratat, it eqgtaved ii.i C... c,-,'‘V.ii °Wit 4t;taUlP• cold Wliqiegale ZiA rrt3:l also by Ed.., a , i . ;,0 titi, St. Pant's Church-yard, in iic.ttles, 21. Skl. and it IAI. .1 ES PAS.TILLES r4ARTL lALES de Nic).\ . . PE1.11 4 .1k1 or,_ AROMATIC LI/ZENGEi of STE are a !discovery of the first imp irittie!r to the present •u ceoding ages, their happy effects be nC aluatlT htut!ela, , crt..lll. : . pettnaulitt.sod.ffussly salutary, that while they sive tune iit-rves, and health and, vigour to the enure • framr, heat through the whole .;ie spirits in such a manner, ibatitbeyentyjairly be 43 t r, .0,1 , 111 nat ere; ftgr tiloOe diu.ast.s ClCCalilUad bylfelai its, rely r, trA::ois of strength, tg- want of toie in the nerv,)s)v.:r., are recommended with the utmost ennfidence, as CIL. too. , azie .awe, s afe_ and . infaltibl?sentesly that ever has b eLn , or I.er,sq, ever cii . l4.cfWcovered by the rest:anises of %ciente; t;ii y as a ttmporary .tumulus. or by irrtation, but by gradi.aey ..1 ellOctualiy ittr,.gtheting and renovating the C l l23thiltlo4, ;i7 the healthy action of, and imparting increased energy 41td ~ to every put of the human frame; they rLsture the languid, ,; hihrate4, nervous, and related of bulb .ere,, to sound and et a suits health ; when aver-skin to exerLise,lo4 or depmvity of ap. tile, and pallid countenanee indicate ap;toachittg the delicate female will be restored.to health and ss,civty by t: benign influence of this medicine. At Montpelier these I.oxenges acquired a Llegree of cL-I:tiei unequalltd in the annals of medicine, and many 15e.V0..• gone there Iroul this coitetty, attrasu.e their recavi.l. this invaluable prepara•lon than to any other cause whatever. Prepared by the Proprietor, J. P. titddon, and orl.l and retail by hi, •Ver.t, Mr. Gifford, 158, S•rand, Ltind.)”, flutes, at 7s. and 2Z.s. each; also by l)svison's, I, street, Dublin, (.Iputs for Ireland); Elkins, kead.np ; CCU, and Colegate, Canterbury ; h:utulay and Co. Oaf.ir•l ; NI r and Co. Chensvord ; Crtetw.it, and Nisyler's, Bath; and Co. Salisbury; Langeon vu:d Co. oherborne ; Exeter; and most Verdrn. of Mealtime In the Kingilura. To prevent impoSition, each Box is signed by the Proyee..! P. Seddon) in his own band writ.ng, without vs..icia Alone c. possibly be genutne. THOMdIS isAYLOR, FSQ• •-- . • IBEnr leave to-tut - or:nine, that ever since the t 790.1 had been aftlicte.i•u!:h-the Lilci Veneta), whicCfr• Its obstinately resisting t erry was: se of ate,Erizt,! prescribed ;, j . most erniner t of t'ie facultil )1, .1 :going serna!;,—. coursvi 4t sal ivat:on v:1 Wirt: di.e!•,rget!roc&tSr liespital, Tr. re9r.l;ivoithlaiftirar to hoof the most iTivivrater....core.. the siring of last yi.o my .i-4,..ter • had gert to ft:4 a „ nearly to pia a period to rr.y etstznce. Li iok.e, Iwv tonunentkat by. Mr. J. Thoin pion, ',who reeriet:l4l ?rest by them hire,) to takr ytra'Lvake's }Vent :t 1 to do no Ole ‘it;tis May ;in the coin-sr of a fonni:th I receive benefit. Li little• nacre than a rtca:h I' b..eftol . 'your liberal - advice and -medicine, regret:). free C.-crr..r...! • mer complaints; have ree-svert dirty touter sr :tits oral see 7:1 and an become joUy'aiti.l- it, in ts , litc.% state bathe, co.:!ink• many tsionths to the aster tsbment o$ all w:so kprie It,, I at a it. vtin what terra s to eepresfiny gratitude, but beg you t the reed of miser suiLtring murtala, to make this my case pale as possible, ;is I shall on every occasion—its so dolaz y will stead); oblige, Sir, your-gtatciul obedirtit re r y vent ' , •AI.EX. Swan', Close, p a l-streitt, .Pyr.pared and sold by theltilt 1 rt.;.Fietor, itentas Caytr • idoniher of:lse it oyal College et Surz, , e‘ust-iis • LOu.lott,;it his tio.. Ncw ll;i•Ige-st reek- : s -• • • • They ar c :1'44 sold by his ofneasent, at thellerfamerlt, N. , $5, St: Albates . -;treet P.LI ?stall ; . the - Nn. it , 3 : cord-street ; M. lksisorotigh's, Nit. 7, lia/l.weet-hlll,ce:aiyil•- positeilso•Montiment : and by our person in every Lowder ‘)•e town in linglawl,&c.in boats only Sts.94l. ca.l4 roiled lirOir full and plain directions, whereby mania of either sea nu) art themselves with ease and socreev. : _ beery Bea 'Win Great Britain It sealed yr with a An which, Ist favour of thr Conan; maottars,le ranted at tit, s.z.a.. • OiGee, ' I'. Taylor, No. , ti. es Pri•ip. I T has been too requently the ribject of juit general reposbatian, that men destitute of the elenir,es medical art Lave offered theta elves as Candidates for pie..9e y•-•• tronaze in the profession of Physic. For the purpose j....- tice to the r.. stilt of our studies and experience, and to prcr.i t• . front being classed among those empiric' whose hupss.st 1r•- tension. have, unfortunately fur society, been nye. favoar..hsy ceited, we beg leave to submit to the liltes..l and enlieites,e,!, faitldut staieptent of our pursuits and as.qu'xe.lients. After having received a regular metlic.d eau: salon, as the pakis of hfessrs Grindal and Wizard, whose lectures and I•r3ence s. , carefully attended, as lorofessors and imgeons of the I Attu- . pita!, we entered ourselves as st.:delit• iu that ju.ily ..chool for medical acquirements, the Royal College of E. • burgh, and were instructed Us :I dilh:resit brat:rite. t I Surgery, the l'heory awl Pracyce of Physic, t'hera.itry. :..• wifery, liceatty, &c. &r. &c by those eminent Pro:.-a.:•, Monro, MK*, lianultun, I)uncan, We trust we b!,all not Le deemed presnmrtootte say.:;::. ":- our proficiency and .Icqoirentetits are not traroto.t.! • for a 1.1.ig 3.1 its of years made VENEREA I. Ct) • and the variouoilissases of 13EialLITY, the partacul.t . our attolisi and practice, it wtil. we hope, be :1 :list V. acquired superior luso wie4ge of tbur treaumar. slight and recent casts of infection, a perfezt tomPliNed in the short period of two days, and 'a d ',got tic utmost inve•eracy, where oiler Fractitio3ero hie( ig ' c..ss, a prayer perieveranee hi oisr plan of treatmem c us..r,st• the patient a safe and radical cure. Antodst :he melancholy vanity of dio,rder, are the 41. :(cti of a habit long and mot , unhappily pursue.: y I both sexes, there are none more alarming *F more d. r .•; t thee defimnceies and bilnies *Heti frequently rz.ven - ••• ' bitter the matrimonial vtate. To such persons it me-t be a.* soling reflection to know that cl o y mar now, hy s nisi , and I:hlet mode of treatment, he restored to that of Ohs ...it blessing*, &strong, wanly* atitl vclorotit cove: i: tan. In all ••' of shibilltrjrctrit whit:vet cause arising, as sett ii as in evety 'P' nes et venereal iniectien; we Ihay be consult ei by pair:au d : e.ther sex the greatest secrecy and.htaw 'lours vi cdf sultailoil at home front ten to three, and from Ca in the era': till tea at 7. • Pat tits In the country are requested to state the part:ceit; s6 theisitase, age, and general ),abi% of lisine, &c. Canoe for alvsce and medicines, te ;lea the time wai ir 1101tVo of the It'sigdom, lo ensure th start: foetal to oar unttertaking, the postage of h stare may be ad , !rj t ' the "count for medicines'. -• CURRIE and Co. Suirsns, Nato7, H a noi _ . _• -- 11/IAttRIELL • Might , • • • at Wilevstpn,. Lieut. Patrick It 4 . '11114 Plwisi,`Lidetidiiiiliter of Mr: Uewky , at berilbril bock ?lid.- • • • Cvotin. Liathorne, R.N. a Poole, to ?it u J l Feiies..x9f iirev re! s. ?•-• .t . •1)114), • "Pat Invant, of 14arnination hi her bowels, ?Jam wife of Mr. tha ries 11..tneiae•S'urray-place, Karnt-I out, Locke ,ltne 7, In I ondon, Lot d Ctirpbtehen. Mooda# geonieet Poctor Richard Loane, or Batalar.. June 9, it' in•her :tit year, 11Irs. Simeon, +%i•''iv' C ' CaptAln Ueorge SULI6OII, late Connwonier of the tort 1% .1 ,fait _ 1-11G m H o U r r nin V g l'Lli, TO:l4oltit . OW AT tes l Cl mn Pl i nnlu o eN: tc Raßiiirtj:lll:,B,o Aiterl9oll . .ONik)N 4 Prtiltetl by Lieu. KIN r, ra‘te Oa. pub:itbed them what the Star 00kOitalid. 84-• 1 I . ~•• -,amod