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The !louse is a substantial- Brick and Stone BUILDING, seated on a fine Lawn on.a commanding Spot, Planned and Built by INIGO JONES . ; 4.1t1s a Portico in front, 'and Steps lead ing to an Entrance Hall, an excellent Dining-Orlour, Drawitig. room, capital Library looking 'to a delightful Comervatory ; a roomy Scaii a tse to the First Floor, and a Secondary Staircase; a spacious Morning Drawing-room, Four trincipal BA-cham bers, &c. Dressing-room, Lobby, and eater-closet, on the First Floor; and Five Secondary Bed-chambers, Servants'. rooms, Score-room, &c.'cier. 'file attached Ofikes have been recently erected, and contain all requisite conveniences for the establishment, with excellent Cellaring, &c. a Stable-yard,wirh Stables for ten lin**, stand ing for lour Carriages, Lofts, &c. over; Carpenter's, Glazier's, and Painter's Shops; Engine-house, Coaland Wood-houses, Wells • house, and plenty of ereellen't Water; Firm-yard and lit;ildangs ; an excellent Garden, wailed in, and planted nit!' the choicest Fruit-tree s , Graperies, Peach-houses, &c. a beautiful Flower; garden!, enclosed by iron palisadoes, with a capital Hot-house, on an improved principle, with Drapery, Fruiting houses, &c. Gardener's-house, Sheds, ,fite., surrounded by • thriving Shrub beries and Plantations, ornimenied with lofty Forest Tree's and dry Gravelled Visalia, leading to an elegantly-designed Gothic Pleusure-house, of Cottage Ornee, seated on a Lawn, with , Shrubbery, &e. a Dairf,' handsomely fitted up ; POultr j r-hour-s and Yard, etc. a capital newly-made Kitchen-garden, surrounded by lofty walls, and planted with the choicest Fruit -trees, Or c h ar d s ,. &c. The Lands surround the Alantion, and are laid out in a Park-like style, beautifully diversified in Hill and Dale, richly ornamented with fine Oak and other Trees, Copikes, and Woods, a fine cover for Game; a Farm-hnuse,with Barn, Stahhis, and Outbuirdings,Oast-house, Kila,.&c. and productive hl ea d ow , Pasture, Arable,Wood-land, and Clop-ground, contaroing about THREE HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN 'ACRES in hand, (Of which Four Acres ate Leasehold, undgr the Church). In goad cultivation, part bounded by' the Turnpike-road, in a most respectable neighhointhood and beautiful Country. In a separate Lot a most desirable fAIL.M, lIANSLETT, in the Parish of Osprirtge, nearly adjoining, with an excelleht ,Family,Elouse sad Offices, Farm-yard, Dam, Stables,and all requisite Agricultural Buildings, Garden .&c. and ONE UUSi)I6:D A XD FORTY:THRR R. ACRES- Of .Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and swill part Wodd land, in rod cultivation, with a Cottage and r t ,?arden, all lying comp a ct, adjoining the Lower Road to Maidstone, and well supplied with rod, lA'ater, on Lease to Mr. Joni 'Amos, a most respectable Tenant. The Mansion to be viewed by applying to Mr. Mathews, on the l'rernlsea,.where Partiaularimay be had ; and of Mr. Amos, ' Howlett Farm ; at .:Vlessrs. Wroight and Niorgan's- Office s Fa. Tershate ; Fonntain,taittetlibry; Lion, Ospringe ' • Rose, bourne; . Falcon, Oraetsead t, !gull and Gliere; Dartford; Ni r.., Wright, Crams. Bache:stet ; ,Bell and Star, Maidstone; Mr. Piyne. York Ilarnel, Dover -,,at Garraway's; and ut Mr. Itubilo, 170 . , liegenc-strert. wince Plasni•lat the Estat. o may be teen. SALES wit AUCTION, • BANDMIT imapows, . • Atli4slog the Woad 'II . najz_BANISNIIOto liAirleNTRI and , ..NORTH A SIPTON; . . I.IISWADS OF. FIFTX-FIVE ACRES Of limerick Meadow Land, bounded by the Rivet Obarwell. By MI. ROBINS, . . (Of Warwick House, Itegent . :street), At the fled in the Town of Banhury, On. Tnuttabwr, the 34:1 April, lell3, at On o'Cloct; By Order of the Exicutors of the Rev. W. SifliPliN WiLeas, deeased t In Right Lo t t for tbe,eonveuteuce of Purchosers A VERY .itA IJUA 111.14 1 .1tEE HOLD ESTATE, THE BANBURY NiIeADOWS, ' • •. • Situate adjoining *he Town of llanbafy, In the Paris/ of Wartworth, comprising four inclosures of rich old Meadow Lind, adjoining the float' front Banbury to Lkorentry and Northampton, and 'nearly bounded on the North and Wei{ sides by the River Charwell, containing upwards of • Fltirt-FItE ACRES, In the nempation at hit.. John Wyatt; which will be divided I/hitt-tots front Five to Nini Acres, for the aeconsinottadoin if Purchasers. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Wyatt, the Flying Marie, Banbury, where particulars flay be had at the Red.Lioa, Ban bury ; the Cobham Anoi. and White Tract*, BucklnghaßN; the Crown, Braekley ; of Mr. 'Fancier, &elver*, .Cireaeester ; the George, Ayl e sb u ry ; t h e ' S tar, an d of Mr. Adam* Oxford . Chapel House,. White horse, Cabridgc;..'ot Garrawa_fai of R. E. N. Lee,"149.45, Lincoln's-Inn-Fi e jd. s i.and of 4. R ob i ns, 170, Regent-ttre e t, wh.:re a Plan of the Estate nasty be seep. SALES EY 'AUCTION: I - itrxr. nov WATK CORN-MILL, Ste. FREEHOLD R ICH MA R RSII'LA111), In MILTON. , The FA RSONA G 1.881.3 LAND, and GREAT .TYTHES of the whole P.,:rish of MILTON, near Grains entl, held on Lease from thc Dela; and Chapter of Canterbury: By Mr. ROBINS, • .(Of Warwick Regent street); At GI wars Coffe-house, 'Clianr-e-alley, Cornhill, on :my, April 17, 1323, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots, by order of rw'_Exectitivs of Lieutenaut-C,:ueral Sir SAlteltl. Accumoir, G.C.B. deceased, •L . or 1. A FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, Grocer's Sleep, sithate on the South side of the Town of (hpringe, with Yard, Gorden, &c. inpossession of rum Rowlett, Truant at Will • • lot 2. A WA'fF.ll CORN-Mlin the Town of Os. ;pricy', by the ro a d leading to-White H ill, working Tiv o Pair lot Stones, Mill Gear, &c. cimmins the Ground Story, and Two Floors over; Water Wheel, and good Head of Water ;a Seablei ./It.c. Two Timber -built Cottages; Gardens, &c. Two Orchards; kws/1 planted. On locoae to Air. Claggett, eight years unexpired at Michaelmas, 1822, Lot 3. THREE BRICK and TIMBER COTTAGES, in frees of ditto, to Water-lane one Story high ;in possession of Messrs. Sherrard, Fryer, Air; Tenants at Will. • . I, A valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE; comprising sundry Pieces of rich Feeding Marsh Land, at Milton Marshes, pest Sittillgbourne,.contailling together Thirty-slit Acrts, Two Roods, lying compact, In hand. Lot 5. A valuable LEASEHOT.D ESTATF, held mule' I dle Dean and Chapter of Cauterbory ; .comprLl.sg the Pup . . sozage Glebe Land, }ad the Great 'F•;thes of the Whillet Parish of *Nihon, which coqtahis,about , r. ONE THOUSAND ONR, HUNDRED AND SEVENTY . ACRES. With four Barns, Stables, Gra, and every convenience for collecting Tithes, &c. in Po s s es son and on Lease to Esq. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Mathews, at Syn Ale Mansion ; or of Mt. Faii man, near Milton ; or the Bailiff, at Milton Parsonage, of whom Path-Oars may be lad ;• tipp i 'Ospringe • Fountain, Canterbury; Wright, Crown, Rh. .chestef; ' Rose Sittingbourne; F a l con , G ravesend; Bud and George, DartfOrd; Bell and Star, Maidstone ; Messrs:Wee** and Morgan's Office, Faversham ; at Garrasvay's; and of Iff: Robins, 170,. Regent...tree. OXFORDSHLRE. NEAR. RICeRStRg,,_43A NRITUY, DEDDINGTON, . j 4 DER.Iit.7R Y, & e . VAL/Itaia F(L.REHOLD,ESTATE, . FRITIVILL . MANOR; FISHERY in the Old. Rigs • FriatyrELL,, PERFETUAL VOW§ON. • AICH NRXT PRESENTATON t ; • A an. Spartinipitt or .We Country with abunda nce o r C om e t ' in tht vkinity of Harrlyta . ind E t :Amanda of the .Duhes.sot BsAt.wout and GaAirret, and' Sfr'Tnostis °art, ftit. (Of Wararich_ll94e, Regent.stryet), Dv Oac=s OF THE Qat:OTOS& fruit t.Art REV. Wit.94III7TER Wis,urs . At Oaiiaway's Coffee-House r _.'thangeley. Cernhill, on :TUVRIBDA v, April to, 1623, at Twelve o'Ooek, • • A VEltif Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, • FARMS, and LANDSr • • • • Nearly POUR RD and RIG lITY.FOTIR ACRES, Tithe Flee, Comprising the ManOr of Ftitweil, extending over the whole Parish, copt.dning . about Two Thousand Ayres, abundantly 'stocked with Game, and the Fishcry in the River Charwell, Chief. Rents, &e. The MANOR HOUSE, is situate in the Village of Fritwell, planned for the accammodltiot: of a Gentleman's Family; with •Coach-houses, and Stables for fourteen Horses; good .wilted. Garden, .Yard, and Meadow Land adjoining, now in hand:: TWO Capital FA it MS, 'with excellent carne -houses, and all necessary .Agricultural Buildings, in good . repair, atid sundry Inclosures of Meadow and Arable Land, let to respectable Te nants. The whole Estate nearly FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FOUR ACRE& A most desirable Property for Investment, or for a Gentleman Tond of Field Sports, in a fine, healthy, cheerful situation, and most execlknit neighbourhood. In a separate Lot—The PERPETUAL ADVOWSON and NEXT PRESENTATION to the VICAItAGE of FRIt-. WELL, with a convenient House in the Village, and an Allot ment of about Eighty-four Acres of Land in lieu of 'Tithes; duty once on a Sunday ; -the present Incumbent upwards of seventy years of age. Fritwell is five miles from Bicester, six from Brackley, eight from Banbury and Buckingham, and sixteen from Oxford. May be viewed by applying to Mr. East; at Fritwell 'Farm; and Mr. Gardiner, at. the Upper Farm (the Tenants); or Mr. Wilgsn, at. Astrop House, of whom Particulars may he had; at ,the Red. Lion and Flying Horse, Banbury; the Cobham Arms and White Hart, Buckingham ; the Inn, at Braokley; Georgx, Aylethury4 ; the Star, and of Mr. Adams, Oxford ; as Chapel House •' Whitellaree,. Pabridge ; at Gairraway's ; ! and of R., F. N. Lee, Esq.. Nu. 43, Lincoln's Tun-fields; -ancl o Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street, where a flan of the Eitate may lessen, ' ._ . • • - CASES Fpoit mRMm•NGII A M. %IR& JANE • /it WILEY, 9, Hospi!4l-styeqt, ; Blrritittggatii, was entirely cured by Air. LIG N . I)RoPe, of a Scorbutic Complaint, in her hands wad legs; far two years previous to• taking thent; ibe could seared) , Falk acrdst the floor, and War unable 'to feed herself: Attested, by • Air. 1 liOmai Wend, • TS, High-street, Hirmingham.—Letter dated 13th Apnl, 1822. lit. Joseph Harris, Princefi.street Mill , 'Birmingham, having been tirtheyen ISIS rsposed to the sudden changes of cold and Melt, .was-atzacked• wale a-complaint in both - his legs, which ex tecded fruni the ancle to the knee. Ile - was first induced to tTy , Mr. Llgnurn', Antiscorhotic Drops. from seeing an advertise ment in Aris's Birmingham Gazette, and he states in bin letter, dated Ist May, ir22, " that whilst taking thefirst thrpe es. 9d. , bottle., he coittit.tied to get worse; but after that the cure W4S gradual but yermanent, and he is tam completely recovered.' Attested by Mr. Joseph Butterworth, No. 10, High'-street, Birmingham. • _ . • Mrs. Martha Baxter, shopkeeper, Snot" . Hill, Birmingham, in a letter,dated April, 1323, writes "Aar .some y•ara 4:1 a sniall pimple made it, appearance below did knee of her left leg; not considering if of any consequence she neglected it ; Dot finding It gradually to increase, she applicJ to a faspectahle dicalgehtlenAti, but he 'was - 119451e to OPP Der any relict. Va . the recommendati.m, of, several friends, she gave At. Lign . ..m's Drops a trial, and she is now testored to hcaith ; previous ro 1 taking them the ulcer extended from the knee to the au c! .." At tested by Mr. Benjamin iludoni, t 3, Bulb.street, Birrnir.;:azr.t. To Mr. John Liviuni, Surgeon, Manchester. These Drops ate sold in 'moulded square Od. and - 1 s. by Mr.. Lignuni,:63, Bridge-street, p•idl; and 214, and ieo by t. fi st i re ess rr 7 29 . Ohein , p 4 34, Sackville-sheet; Dublin; J. and C. Jivans, 42, Longskine, West Smithfield; Strifon and Co. - Him Church-yard; /Ards)! and Sons, 95, Fleet-marker ; F.. Edwards , 66, St. /Paul's Ca nt a b .. ~atd; a nd J. Sanger, 150, OzfordAtreet, London ; New fiery and &An, 19, Duane -street, Dublin I 11. Scott, and J: 11.s tei, South-bridge, Edinburgh; It. Nelson, Burgeon, and ter, Italian WaielioUse. tilasgow ; and the principal Xt.:aria* Ven ot tle ,, rs h i o n n e l v al ar r y. t i la a r:e be t Town. had .Lieurn,:e up.R . oir.. 'LAWTON, f.r all Scorbutie Eruktiutls, price 2s. 94.. :duty • Just arrived. BLACKTOOD'S EDINBURGH 11AGAZINR,' No. LXXII. for JANUARY, Ist. . COXTENTS. I. norm Germanicas. No. 14. The Light-Tower, in Two' Acts. By Ernst Von flouvald.--I I. Fragment. From the Swedish of J. IL Gr• Alienthal—l 11. The Broken Bridge.-- IV. The Auto-Biography of Timothy Tell, Saloolmstiter of Birclrindale, No. 3.—V: •Ntiptials out of Jeopardy. By Blair* Fitstravesty, Esq.—Vl; Poblic Allsirs.o.,-VI I. *Dr. Philipotts and Mr. J. they. A Letter to Ponds Jeffrey, Esq., by the Rev. H. PhillpOtts, lifieftre't Loves of the Angels.—, IX. Ey roses lieween,vad. &rib; a .hlystet The . —XI. The Confessions nf, asiEngkish Vindirise Anti-Pliredolotia •' a Plain Statement of Ob leering* . against . the Systiins of Lks: Gall and Situralsehm— XIV. The Candid, No. I.—XV. Voi Popult., . _ Printed "for William Bla c kw oo d, Edi n b urg h ; and T. Vide!, Strand, London.