The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-05-14 00:00:00

BOIL011?iE-SITR-MER.

A most gentlemanly VilJi, fitted up with every English comfort
and convenience, anti all the elegant Furniture and Effects,
br Mears. ROBINS,
At the Mart, on TUESDAY, June 22, at 12, in One Lot,
AFREEIIOLD VILLA, with every accommodation
for a smell Family, surrounded by nearly two acres of land,
laid out in pleasure-grounds, disposed with great taste. It was
originally built and timed op at an intmeneeexpense, by an English
gentleman, with every regard to comfort and ennvenience, and con-
tains three best bed-chatu&na, drawing and dining rooms, library,
vestibule, and water-closet, kitchen, scullery, and numerous do-
mestic °liken ; also coach-house, stabling, fans-house, and farm-
yard, large kitchen-garden, &.c. It is delightfully situate, within
600 yards of the sea, at Honvault, near Boulogne, always cemented
the first watering plate in Europe. The very elegant and well-
adapted Furniture and Effects will be sold in One bat with the
Villa.
May be viewed till the Sale, by applying to M. Daquin, Snlici.
tor, Rue-dee-Pipots, Boulogne, of whom Particulars may be had;
also at the Mart; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent.gardeti.

The PENYCOED ESTATE, in South Wales, nine miles be-

yond esermarthen, and within twenty of Tenhy, comprehend-
ing a superior Residence, contiguous to the high London Read,
with Si: Hundred and Thirteen Acres of choice Land, for

peremptory sale.
By Aleuts. ROBINS,
At the Mart, on TUESDAY, June 14. at 12, in One or more Lots,
A VALUABLE and exceedingly inoproveable FREE-
HOLD PROPERTY, comprehending the PENYCOED
ESTATE, always admired as one of the most interesting in
South Wales. . . _

The Mansion is placed in a fine commanding situation, and
is familiar to the traveller, being seen for several miles on the road,
seated in a park meadow, environed by pleasure-grounds and
plantations, and in the opposite direction the grounds gradually
incline to a fertile valley, where the river (Garth Ginning) forms a
boundary to the Estate. The residence is suited to the IIICOM%
dation of a family of great respectability. Immediately attached
to it are 165 acres of land, including a thriving plantation. The
whole Estate comprises
SIX HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN ACRES,
divided into three Farms, lying entirely together, and would make
one most compact and entire Estate; they are situate almost In the
village of St. Clair, in the direct high toad to Tenby and 31ilford,
and certainly in the most admired part of South Wales. The mail
and other coaches pass by the Estate night and morning.

It may be viewed by applying at the Blue Boar, St:Clair, and
by permlesion of 3lr. Williams. at the Mansion; and particulars
hal on the premises ; the principal Inns at Milthrd, Tenby, Caa-
mantic, L'landovery, Brecon, Abergavenny, Monmouth, Glou..
rester, ani Cheltenham ; of Evans, Esq., Solicitor, Mayer-
foadwest ;A. Murray, Esq. Symond's Inn ; Auction art;M
and of Means. Robins, Connt-anise. whirs a drawing-4f Mew
Mansion and Planed' the Estate may be seen.

BIRKFIELD LODGE, NEAR IPSWICH,
A distinguished Freehold Mansion, encompassed by hs admired
Park, luxuriant Plantation, lawns, and Shrubbery Walks, al-
tog_ether a Domain of 220 Acres, with a Gentlemanly House and
Offices, contiguous to the Ferse Ora r.
By Messrs. ROBINS,
At the Auction Mart, on TUESDAY, June 22, at 12, In two lots,
ASINGULARLY ELEGANT MATCSION, erected
within a few years, in a manner so superior to buildings of
a modern date as to be well worthy of imitation. It has always
been • distinguishing feature, and knguage has nearly exhausted
itself in its constant panegyric ,upon the many pro ninent beauties
connected with this admired property. The c Ace! taste of the
distinguished owner is in manifest, that It remains only to add, that
the uniformity and good taste of the exterior will not be mote highly
appreciated than the extraordinar► combination of comfort and ac-
commodation within. The residence has been judiciously placed in
the centre of a beautiful Park, laid out in the most correct man-
ner with shrubbery walks and plantations, which form • belt to
the whole. The pleasure grounds are well arranged, and abound
in thiwering shrubs and evergreens of the most rare and estimable
kind. The kitchen gardens are abundant, with capital vinery, and
peach.house 120 feet long, and pinery and succession houses of a
corresponding description. The .secondary and domestic offices
are so complete as to leave nothing to be desired. The park
meadows almost approach the beautiful river Orwell, the moving
scenery of which at high water gives a beautiful variety to the
panoramic view that is presented in the opposite direction. The
domain is Two Hundred and Twenty Acres, including meadow,
pasture, arable, and wood land of the best quality. The ferme
omit is well placed in the vicinity of the lands adapted to agricul-
tural purposes, and is on lease for a short term, at a- very reduced
rent of 200 guineas a-year. Immediately adjoining the fatm is a
very gentlemanly residence and offices, with capital gardens, under-
let at 75/. a-year. The estate is the property of the Count
Linsingen.
Particulate may be had 28 days prior to the sale, of Mr. Falcon,
Solicitor, Temple; at the principal Inns at Ipswich, Colchester,
Chelmsford, and Norwich; at the Auction Mart; and of Messrs.
Robins, London, of whom abbe cards to view the Estate can
be had, and without which no one can be allowed to are it.