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Valuable- and most desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, tythe free, pleasantly situate in the -rural village of Ashle...y, within fit e mils of Nlarket liarbOroaga, and consisting of a comfortable Furth , l'lonse, With all requi site out -buildings. 120 ACRES OPADMIRABLE MEADOW and Pasture Land, the whole . nearly in a, ring fence, and the greater part bounded. b} the river Welland, oth considerable advantage attached to,thtprigit of fishery, together with the MA : 4 40,11..01;* 4S ILLY, extending over upwards pf 1700 acres of land,, with good pre, • serves in all directiou, , and 'within a few miles of. Lord Al- Ihorpe's atid Mr. Smith'scovars, and. Lord Sontles's hounds,. The estate. is in the neiglibOuriUpod vii excelletWmarket towns, and nor far distant from Kettering, Luttterworth, No&luttip, two, Leice4er, and i'ppiuzliam. It is at present in the occu pation of Tonguo, whose lease expires at Lady Day next, and of . ,Mr. Staples, Who will give.rossession at the same pe riod'; and it is presumed is as compact ,and (tor the size of it) ''as desirable an (state as any in the county. May be ricked till the Sale, and printed Particulars had at the principal Ititrs in 4411 the , before enntnerated towns; of Mr. Staples, on the, pi:einiseg ;who will shere the Estate) ; at the • Auction ,Mart , and of M6sr?.. Itofini,torept-garden, London, plait may be • SJJIOII 7 ,Y; SECLUDED RETREA r, calic,l t.hc IIERMITAGE, every sait,,ldc Office, Wall,l Cardeas, 'extensive Las; i, with 31.ett of ‘Vater, anti Iwo . Nleadowi; the whole near Forty, Aces, within •2t; tpiles of toWo, the late.ktesidee aid Property of JosepliAlliite, lay. deceased, _ • . • By Me.'s9rs. ROBINS, at their spicions Rooms, Piazza, Go vetit--Q•arden, cm Friday, August 4, at Twelve, by ordet of the Eiecutor, iu Thicre Lots, • A_Ttuiv „might/id st!chded RETREAT, Free hold, Tithe-free, and Land Tax- Redeemed, partly hoonded by the Ilti•ingstoke Cam4l, called the - HERMITAGE, 'suironnded by majestic oaks,, beech, and forest timber, see pertine walks, stint fine sheet of water, stored with fish a:- paratinga fine lawn front the caltivated land, the whole form ing. a park-like appearance, sit ante on Brookwood Conintoa, a *porting part of Surrey, only t; miles (tout Guildford, 5 froth from Cbabliami 7 trout Chertsey, anti 2fi from Lgi.e doir, coMprising eXcellent' Family House, with ample 'ae 7 commodations 'for a highly respectable pantile, and suitable , domestic olaes, capital coach-house ;11)(1 stabling, coach yard, farm-yard, with large barn, anti . slalk for cattle, :3 cx • cellent walled Ititchcigardens clothed with choice fruit-ti'ees, the plantations and'serPentine walks and shruiiiierY is in high perfection, the cultivated lands 'hare fine crops of wheat, barley, oats, &c. the whole about 30 acres ;talso ‘.2 choice mea dows of 9 acres, and one acre and a half near the mill, both MA the road to Winking, possessing tuditnite'd rigia of common. estate'may bayiewed till the sale, and particulars had at the Pigeonv„ Brentfor(; Black Dog, 11,11folit ; King's Hdad, ; Bosh, Shames; Talbotiltipley ; - Swan, Chertsey and Lalelam; White 'Hart, Guildford ; stud of Mes,rs. Robins, Covent-garden, where a plan limy he seen. poßTsmouTit AliD PORTSEA. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, including . the tie - .gant anti admired Residence and Lao4li of Mr. rOtur Pink, -- tEl7l;tl ,, nit! wery atijoin ing;:three well-accustomed Taverns aim - rtum, extensive Wine Vaults, and, sundry Freenold Tenements. lls 111csrs. - ROBIN, at thti (lcovize Inn, Portsmouth, on Thursday, August 10. between, the hours'of and iirthe Evening, in , Eight Lots; by direction of the. As - signees of Mr.,Arthur Pink, Livewer, a Ilanhtup.t, AN Elegant . FREEHOLD R IDENCn, adapted to the perfectaccomotodatioil of a most re spectahle environed by its,e;stensive lawns and plea sure grounds, which are laid out with much taste, a n d i n the highest order,; Lille said productive•watlled. kitchen garden, coach house, . stabling, &e,'..; the residence of Mr. Arthur Pink; delightfully situate within two miles and a half of Portgiu9iitiq in the London road, and commanding in all directions. the !oust varied and interesting prospects, extending even to the Isle of Wight. Alsa the capital and complete Freehold - Brewe:y 'adjoinitig, with the. store , .. houses, malt-honse,, and every • thing regniiite ,to conti nue it in -its present extensire trade; also the. Crown Inn ,anal Tite,ern;in Qlen,street, Portsea; the White Ilart I n n and Tavern, in Oyster-Areeti Portsmonth; both well accus tomed stud most rsspeetabie freehoM.iiins, and in thorough - .repair ; ttacether with afeechold Public house,The Queens with store Itons, Se:c.. situate at riatsea, bet weN the Dock-yard and Gun-wharf;. also an excellent house, and e x tensiv - e wine vaults and spirit storeS,: near the Doth . - yard, and font Freehold Tenemeats in Portsea. The whole ma' be'viewed l with leave of the respective at:- , , w cupters, days prior "to the 'Sail.; when Vartieurs way - he had at all the pretnise ; the Geotge and tiro, n; Port-.m :11th ; the Red Lion, Gosport; Portsea , of Mr. Wink worth solicitor, Portstbonth; and c f Messrs. Robins, Covent garden. OXFORDSIIIRE. GREAT TEW PAR: ESTATE.. cotiiisting of 23 Freehold Farms, free of all Tithes, and the Land-tax of the ivliole redeemed, With the ;1 , 14i0r or Lordship', etending over the Parish. The entire. Vil iige of Great . TeW, and the Perpe— tual Adyowsdn. The late eimtaining 3titis Acres tohnnonly rich Pasture, Meadow, anti Arable Land, en tirely within a Icing Fence, and in; a high state of Culti vation. . , . By Messrs. ROBINS, at the -Star.. Inn, Oxford, on Saturday, August 19, at •Two &Chia, iu 13 Lots, without any Ile nervation (unless an acceptableOffer.is nuttle . for the whole previous to the lith of August), AMOST IMPORTANT and highly DESIR ABTA', FItEV.HOt.D .E'''‘TA'l7E., consisting of THE WHOLE PARISH OP GREA.I"FEW, a sery 'rural s ilia c, situate within tis'e miles of Enstone, eight from Woodstock, !nxteen from Oxford, and eight from Ban bury, mid consisting 0f.23 Freelimild Farms, in a high state of cultivlition - , lying unusually comptiet, free from all Tythes, thc Laud 7 tax redeemed, amid entirely in a ring Fence, con taining iint.Vs ACRES OF UnONINION!,Y RICH PASTURE, meadow, and arable land, diVided into conveaient farms of from 150 to 400 acres each, together with Great 'rew Parh, and the old mansion and offices thcrenuto ap,pertaining; a gentleman's Comfortable residence ' witli gardens and ;round:.. An elegant Cottag e Villa, fully Alequatt: to the conveoient occupation of a inan of fashion, with the lawns and pleaKire grounds disposed with nn cit to •`.e. Also the Manor extend ing over the whole estate, and the Advowson and entire Vil lage of Great Tew. This estate is nearly envornpassed by a thi lying plantation. is particularly-well we and watered, and in the centre of field slqpils, presenting zilteigether one of the FortEAUTIFYISO HUMAN HAIR, ziL'AJ for Cleaning and Preserving it, EXTEACT Of ROSES, by DAVID R 1( ;J and SON. Cultivators of Flowers, and Distillers to his . Royal Highness the Prince 'PHs Llcgatit it is prepared princip Ily, 'with Roses, from' which it' derive.; mild astrii;pot properties, gives striligth and - beauty tothe Heir; and inn parts to it the tfeliedte fragrance of those Flowers. "Hair witshedwith thef;xtraet-soon the on eaple:inngly soft, bright, aniklpxoriant 4 in its groiith; and Hair that has been made harsh, and is turning grey by the using of ardent spirits, or Other hoproper'peparations to - clean it, will soon ho restored to its natural colour, brilli.iney, and beauty, by sa few appli cations o :rd in London d Elc f lt D A A C k i; i o o f ( I LS& ., S c and s h o i s s i N dy o Itond-street. _ .lUNIPER ESSENC!. of PEPPERMINT, by HEATH. ESSENCE is a safe, t . trectiiiilotitii idea sant ttemetly in Flutulencies, Gouty 4tul Pains in the Stour-k) and BoWeis, Indigestion, Ilyst, t:ea-siek ness, Nausea attendant - on Pregnai,y, Relaxation alitl_LasSi jude arising from :felt, Want of itp;o In juries from liiclement Weather, the abuse of spiel - U:ons Li quors, and in , the Spasmotlic.Alfectioao: Bowels, so einurnon to infants,--LadaOting the dose td ti ur , ittaincy of the case. As a Family ;;Italicise, or.forthe :\rlay or Navy, it will be found ,a Valita;ile .11..7N I PER . ESS 4.1 . 'VEIT P.:11 iS so 1; I . lOiNll • as a valuable Family Mcitieine, that :lilt principal oh,:ect of thi dv,rtisement is to guard a;:attisi the mune"- one Counterfeits which tirepreit.liA by &c. if the' order is for Exlim-tation. oiev Caution J.l). Ilk:Lill! can give, is; to see that J. P. HEATI-1, is engraved nit tree Governtdeqt stamp. Sold, ',V li.dr,ll, ant - retail, by Edw'ikrds, No. iG, Paul's Chinch-yard, 2.4. 9d. anti I*, celehtated ANl'l- M Pi2,IIGIN SOLONION's DitOPS (witlwat Ntercury, ur duns preparation) which stand in the highest f.itiffi:.l - the care of the Scurvy, S'::,reftlitt, Lt:pro , y alt thsorders originating in an impute state of the bic, t ; genfle, and almost iatpercptltaie, in their ; th e •. ) , f! ,1; substiLuto that has ever been •aisetivered danget Otis mineral Mercury, sweetening the blood, and s" .Itl,llg it to expel sill nn,tions and lotpure juice's, giving and tone to the nerves, enlivening and invigorating heti: cml mind. * r I'rire 11s. per ',little, or four in our Family Bottle for one small bottle is saved,—lbe words " Solomon, Liverpool," are engraved on the stamp of each. bottle, without which none are genuine. Sold by SaMnel Leigh, 18; strand ; Bacon anti Co: 150, Ostord-street,, opposite New Bend-stteik, LOtidon, and all VeMlers. Dr. Solomon expects, When consulted ity letter„ the itsual compliment of a One Ponnil Ndte to be inclosed, ad dressed "Money Letter'. Dr. Solonio4 Gilead-House, near Liverpool. Paid double postage-" PARTICULAR CAUTIC)N. • 1 11 4 R. C. W. SA: HELL; *original I'ropriefor of IVA: the late Dr. SIBLVS SOL.II TINCrUKE, (accor4- ilig - to the Doctor's will), has very little to remarli respeelitig 'all abusive advertisement, signed Urania Sibly, contaiaing an unfounded insinuation, that Mr Satfell has attempted to deceive the Public, and to defraud that person of her rislit. He has merely to state, that the only legal issue cif Dr, Sibly, is Sarah; the daughter If him and his wile,Sarali Wainwright, who were legally married. in the palish church of St. Giles's, Cripplegate; which -only daughter is now the wife of Mr. Bird, residing near St. Church-yard. Mr. Saint, must add, in his own vindication that he has never attempted to deceive or defraud the Public.. He is the only person the late Dr. Sibly ever instructed in preparing the true Solar Tincture, fur which' he_has paid valuable consideta tien. The medicine made and vended under the name 'of Urania Sibly was proved in the Court of Chancery, on the 4th • of June, 1805, to he quite a different composition, V:sembling the genuine Solar 'filcture in oothiqg bat lie the most ed m icacious eilione ever oiferell Me none, to? Weak Nerves, Lowness of Spirits, Musculai Debility, Barns, Bruises, DiseaseS of the Breast and Lungs, A* . tres, Convul snms, Bloody Flux, Consumptions,' and all Impurities of the Blood, &c. `'old in Bottles, at fig. 7s. Id. and 14s. wholesale and re tail, at the Solar Tincture Warehouse, No. 6, Albion-street, Surrey Road Barclay and Sons, 'Fleet Market ; 32.1, Holborn Brennand, .156, Bishcrpsgatc Without ; Sanger, 159, Oxford-street; 'Putt, Royal Exchange Gate ; and by most Venders in the Kingdom. N. B. As spurious imitations have beemsold by spine of the , Country venders, the Public are earnestly requested to observe the Proprietor's zi;ine (c.. W. Saffell) is written MI the wrap per,of every.hottle of the real Solar 'rinctCtre; and to b. Mired that nO other Is genuine. . ITO THOMAS TAYLOR, .f.z.(2 No. 9„ New Bridge-Street, Edi i n t u t i o gi t l i ; ..51,,z,(11 18. HONOURED IBEG - lea.ve to Inform you, that ever since the year I7N, I had been afflicted with thS Lucs Veuvrea ; which, irons its Obstinately resisting every course ot medicine prescribed by the most ennhent of the fat:silty here, and tii dergoilig several severe courses of salivation, - and twice dis charged from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to lsr $f •nost inveterate nature. In the spriag.of last yeitr my di -,rtier bad got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my -xisteoce—l had a large Ulcer 00 the crown iif my bead, one on each arm, and 4 my legs were .br,,ke. oath) 0 frightful manner; my right was dreadfully prtin fat, and had been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years ; my left hail also two large nodes on was .vary much discoloured, and' gave nwsuelt excruciating pain, particularly when warn► in lied, as nearly to tlepive me of rest; in this laaientable state, I was recommended by Mr. J. Thompsoi, received so great n.ture by them here), to take your bealie'sPatenills, Ivhich I begat. to do on the With of May ; nt the course of a fortne;ht I began to, receive hen&it--ot little more than a month the ulcers on my head and arnis were soundly healed— soon after, the sores On my legs healed also ; leaving, 'how - ever, considerable discolouration in the skin, and paid in the hone of the left, which, by the blessing of God, and a little longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, su!4suled ; the nodes dispersing, the skin regai;ii:ig its natural hue, and. -the nocturnal - pains gradually going (01.—I thuS hecame, by vourliheril advice and medicine, perfectly free from all my iormer complaints—lt:we recovered my _former spirits anti stremoli,.and am become jolly and fat, in which stale Navin continued many months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I am at. a loss in what terms t.s express my gratitude, but beg y - ou, for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my case as public as possii&; as I shall on every occa sion ; in salloing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your 4cattful, obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. MUIIKER. • Swarm's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the abort; cure:— Joiin Thompson, No. 3, New P.mltrj , Market, FAO)tirgl. John M‘lntosh, Did Assembly C - lose, Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, .111.0 MAS TAY LOR, Member of the Royal College of Sur cons; at his hpuse, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London ;..iviiet e, after a constant residence of more than 3 . B,years,. in a practice parti cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Comptaints•and those incidental to the Parts of .Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession should always ohacree is such cases, he tatters .hintsclf the adeitte and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking this will be estecnied, br a discerning Public, as an adravtage seldom . 3 attainable, ;14 void of:'all ambiguity. Al F.O sold, by his appoint nsent, for the convenience of those living at h distance,. at the Perfumer's, No. 3.5, St. Alb in's street., Pall-mail ; the Toyshop, No. 103, Oxford-street; Disboronzh's, 7, Fish-street-hill; Ar.,Baxter's, South bri4e .Ftlialiurgh; Mr. M'Donaht,./ewelter, Glasgow; Callwe ' ll's, Dublin ; curl by one person in every considcrable town - in Great. Britain and Ireland, boxes of only.2s. 3d. eacn, stamped, and.sealed up with full I,lnl plain directions, whereby persons, of either sec • may, cure themselves with case, spend, secrecy, and Allety. (ea t-13 / itain is sealed up with a of the commissioners, is printed at the Stantp Oiiice—T. Taylor, No. 3, New.Bri4 , -strect i to heitatit which is Fetony, and all 'Alms aril counterfeits. FINEST P1101) - 1; 11." - 11 ES 1 . , N E N (.41 7 , IN I). May he iiewcil; NN'ith leave of the several tenants, 21 days prior to the Sale, the Villa,and Lands in'hand on application to the Bailiff, on the Premises, pnd Partieolars there had ; at tko Star, Oxiced ; White Lion, 1100011 m v ; Bear, Wood,itocls; Red Lion . , Thawc ; 'l..anth; Wallio , ,tfora; White ILlrt, Bell son ; 'Crown, Reading , Bell, Ilenley ; White flirt, Lath; Plough, Cheltenham ; i,:ce4e, Northampton ; Warwick Arms, Warwick; Co!)hain .Iro, Ilirosin;hato ; the And , itt Mart; of Messrs. r :lon chill, Field Zlliit W e ston. 'solicitors, Deitditm;- top ; of - Mo , srs. (jrabarn,.gineterley and lloakville,. Lincoln's 'no; 0101 of Messrs.-Robins, Covent-garden, London, where a Plao and Dra , Ain; of tI whole Eitate mays he seen.—•l'. S. 50. / 0 . 401. of the Purcha, , c- inoney may ." 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