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Tunbridge Wells; the Angel, Tunbridge; Crown, Sevenoaks ;
White !fart, River Head; Old Ship, Brighton; atGarraway's;
of John Stone, Esq., Solicitor, at the Wells, of whom tickets for
viewing may be had ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street,
where a plan of the estate may be seen.

BERKSHIRE.
A short distance front Reading.
I'ALUABLE FREEHOLD ES FATE,
Capital Mansion and Offices, Park, Plentations,Woods, Manors,
Fisher'', Quit-Rent. Theriot", &c. and plenty of Game; Farms
and Lands, upwards of One Thousand and Twenty Acres, tithe-
free, and the Tithes art o ands.
By Mr. LROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street,)
At Garraway's Coffee-house, Charge-alley, Cornhili,
On TIIIALSDAI, the 12th of August, 1324, at Twelve o'clock,
In One Let,
THE CAPITAL MANORS, FISHERY, QUIT-
RENTS, bee.
SIVA LIA./W-F lELD PLACE,
A splendid Residence, planned fur a family of the first distinction,
with Offices of all descriptions, seated in a beautiful Park, the river'
Loddon Bowing through, and bounding a considerable part of the
pmperty ; Gardens, Plantations, extensive dry Gravel Walks,
Canals and tine Pieces of Water, Entrance Lodges, &c. Several
excellent Farms, with Farm-houses, let to tespectable Tenants,
part on Lease, the remainder at Cottages, with Gardens,
&c. all lying compact, and containing upwards of One Thousand
and Twenty Acres. The present Rental and estimated value, up-
wards of Two Thousand Pounds per annum. Also, the Freehold
Rectorial Tithes over Four Hundred and Sixty Acres of Meadow,
Arable, and Wood Land.
IMPORTANT FOR SCHOOLS. Several lacks of Fox-hounds and Harriers are kept within a
Printed fur A. Robertson and Co., I, Linde-court, New Bridge-
street. short distance.
Immediate possession of the Mansion, Manors, and Lands in
This day Is published, price 12%. Bro. boards, the cheapest editions hand, may he had.
ever published of The Property is most eligible for Residence or Investment ; the
1. H_OMERI ILLIS, ad uovissitnam Ifeynii editionem whole in excellent repair. and forms a very desirable and valuable
exacta; excisis disquisitionibus exeursibus, et notarum : Fundy Estate as any in the County of Reeks, and highly improve-
iis. qua, ad jontorum commoditatem minus pertinere videbantur. I able; in the rei•thbourhontl of several families of the first thstine-
2. DOM Elt I lI.IAS, ad noviasinue Heynii oditionla textum I tutu with good roads in all directions, only five miles from
expronia. 12tno. Price Ss. 6d. boards. Reading,i six from Oakinghani. eleven front Basingstoke, and forty
3. Q. 11.011ATI1 FLAC'CI C.M3IINA EXPURGATA, in I from London.
Usuni Seholantm. Cunt Nutt', Anonymis ct Joe. Juvenalis. I May be viewed by Tickets only, and Particulars had on the Pre-
Etlitio nova. Ben. Price Bs. hottrils. Imises ;at the Bear Inn, and Crown, Reading; Pican, Sm•enhaut
A. HUNT'S RR EDOW'S TABLES of the HISTORY of i Land ; York House, Bath ; Rush, Bristol ; lien and thickens,
the WORLD, chiefly adapted Mr Instruction, on three large I Birmingham ; Plough, Chehenhain ; Mr. Bentley, Worcester ;
sheets, divided into—l. Ancient Histury-2. Middle Ages-3.. Mr. Adams, ; Castle, Salt-hill; at Garraway's ; and of
I
Modern Ilisto7y. Price 35., or :Is. 6d. folded in covers. The
Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-strect, Lotidon • . where a Plan of die
I
Second Edition enlarged. Estate may be rein, and orders for viewing had.
Speedily will be published,
A KEY to the CREEK GOSPEL of ST. LUKE, Bro.
Also, uniform with the Regent's Classics,
SOPHOCLES, MD.:WK. and T111'0E:MIDIS tie DELIA)
PELOPONNESLICO, libri octo.

HEREFORDSHIRE.
Desirable Freehold Estate, Land-tae redeemed ; Farm-house and
Offices. and out-buildings„ and upwards of Two hundred and
twenty-four Acres, lying nearly within a Ring Fence, of rich
Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood land, bounded by the
River Lugg, stored with Fish, and abundance of Game on
the Land.

By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Rewnt-strert,)
At Garraway's Coffee House, Exchange-alley, Cnenhill,
THURSDAY, the 12th August, IH-21, at 12 &Clock,
A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
SHIRLEY FARM,
In the Parish of AY3ll;sritv, in the County of HEREFORD,

Comprising,
A good FARM HOUSE, pleasantly situate on a fine command-
ing Eminence, and h delightful Picturesque Country, near
Kingsbans Court' and Shobden Court, with convenient Offices,
Dairy, Cyder-house, and Mill; two enclosed Fatm-yards, with
Barns, Cart-house, Farm and Nag Stables, Cow-houses, Calf-
pens„ with Loft over ; St:II-yard, good Gardw-,, two the'aards,
a Fold-yard ; and
Tel 0 HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOUR ACRES
Of tich 3leadow, Pasture, Arable, and beautiful Wood Land,
overhanging the River Lugg, a line rapid stream, stored with Fish.
In the Occupation of Mr..lohn Edwards, Tenant from Year to
Year, situate about Four Miles from Presteign, Ten from King-
ton, Twelve from Leominster, and Eight from Ludlow, all capital
Market Towns.
To be viewed by applying to Mr. Edwards, of whom Parti-
culars may be had ; at the Radnor Arms, Presteign ; Oxford
Arms, Kingston ; Mr. Clayton, Harbour Farm ; I rown, Ludlow ;
Lion, Leominster ; Star, flop-pole, and of Mr. Bentley, Woe.
cester ; ead, iloucester ; Hotel, Ilereford ; at Dana-
, way's ;_and of Mr. Robins. No. 170, Regcntatrte, where a Plan
of the Estate may be seen.

TII ti GRAVEL .IND STONE, 1.1:5111AGO, &c.
LT it Ii,ILIN'S PILLS are allowed to be the most auc-
11ce,,ful Preparation for efrectually removing and preventing
the future recurrence of those Ititsorders which arise from an imper-
fect art inn of the urinary organs. as Gravel and Stone, Lumbago,
PAM, in the Back and Loin,, Suppression of Trine, Lc. Com-
pro.itot the most innotent ingredients, this truly valuable Medi-
cine re..icres the sidlining patient from the excruciating tortures of
those diseases, without any vielet-e or injury to the constitution,
and requires no confinement or testtaint of diet during its use. It
is one of the oldest public Medicines extant; and its in-culiar vir-
tues and efficacy have uniformly maintained the highest reputation.'
Sold is Ilsixes at 2s. W. and Ils.„ by Butlers, Chemists, 4,
Cheat side, St. Paul's; t.:O, llcg•ent-street, near the Argyll Rooms,
bormloo ; Waterloo-place. Edinburgh ; Sackville-strect, ;
and by 0:4. principal :Medicine Veinier, throughout the United
king btu.

SALES BY AUCTION.

GROWING CROPS OF ORASS AND CORN.
Elthani Farm, mar Elthant, Kent.
By Mr. ROW NS,
(4)f Warwick House, Iteaont-street,)
At the Castle Inn, Eltham' on Tin; lU•DAV, the Ist of July,
1152.1, at 12 o'clock,
IN TEN LOTS.
'IIIE GROWING CROPS at ELTHAM FARM, •

comprising upwards of Seventy ~cry of excellent Meas.ow
Grass, mil Twenty-live Acres of Wite.lt.
Particulars may be had of Mr. J oral, at the Castle, Eltham;
Red Lion, Shooter's-hill ; Golden Linn, Ilexley ; Royal Mortar,
Woolwich; and of 31r. Robins, 170. Regent-street.

SALES BY AUCTION.

Splendid Serrice of Modern Plate, Brilliant and Pratt 114,,,
Suites, &c. of a Man of Fashion.

rR. PHILLIPS respectfully notices, that on Tills
1).%1' and T(1•3101iii111ti', and following day, at
shall SIAIMIT to Al 'VTII )N, at his limit Rooms. New Wad-
stret t, a SI 'PEItli SERVI('E of upwards of 3,1011 Ounces of
MODERN PLATE, richly chased comprising knives, forks,
and spoor•, of the shell pattern; hread-baskets, epergrie and pla.
tclutx, naittrs, soup tureens, saute-boats, tour cassand dishes
covers, tea and coffee equipages, and a casket of costly jewellers.
watches, snuff boxes, N c., and sundry plated ware, in candelabras,
cazulltsticks, waivers, dishes, kc.
May he vicwttl till the Sale, and Catalogues had at the Auction
Mart; at : arraway's ; and at 71, New Buod-street.

IitEEiIOLD IIOESES. WII ITECROSS-STRELT.
liv Mr. 'I:OPLIS, ISUPERAI ORIENT.IL PEARL SI'ITE:S OF LADIES
At tile Mart, on FIiiDAY Jane 2:t. at 12, in Eight Lots, 1 IfItE.SS (niNAmEsTs.
A V A I. I 7 A It I. E anti COMPACT FlIEE1101,1)
A.
Pli I I.LI PS respectfully notifies, tha t lie is with°
ESTATE, situate in W Ititecring-street, consisting of Three Ar
. One, atrilsedtis Itt.:)reSatElloLniiis.YNAewt:CßoTnid(-)g:Ctereton, an RealiptinttiliVenealt. .':
aftir7lesest:ablatir7zge Nirwelllliii;„oB-ho2.anttsedall;tit'hoenbtachek,LaNsiloarikd:hourrs6l:h&ltZw'witl; mend of SP LENI/1 11 DRESS SPITES (IF LADIEs' mi.
}:ti TA!, labin:dA Rama!,
nlJ4tdES:itilh)lpecutNAl3iarlEtNamTei,inofshecuperikiaocei.q.uarliatyr.
llandeauxs Brooches, Tiaras; elegant Rogpet Devices tW
spacious % :ad, inclosed with folding gates, and Light smaller:
prllwourd,notalal ait,letjoiltniieno,g;eandur.2.tx;c:l72,inigKr
Aczntteinushive Plot of Ground, .
rings,
1 otvhfaerl:l;:eayril4;f
rarmol,faanncdietwir.ilecsti;walltraci,.ceoleht;,,:sCioanritibegtltie%,.ainhde.an elega:
May he viewed, by leave of the Tenants, and Particular., with a
Plan of the E.:ate, had of 31r. Pulley. Solicitor, I t., Gnat Carter-
lane, Doctors' Commons; !Rossi.... !Aver and ‘'ickery, t:saex- : 'day be viewed and catalogues had
at 73, Bond-street.
street, Strand; at the Mart; and of Mr. Toplis, 22, St. Paul's •
Churchyard.

iti.ssELL-sql Alt E.
VALUABLE CELLAR OF OLD WINES.
By 11 'IN and SONS,
On the Premiaca, No. 20, Itusiall-*quart, TO-31ORROW,
at Twelve.
.....

A CELLAR of EVIIII.:SIELY CHOICE WINES,
111. selected with great judgment for the l'roprietor's own con-
sumption ; comprising about 120 dozen of unusually fine Port of
the celebrated vintage 1f.02, honored by Paxton, 31ajotibanks
and Co.; 150 dozen of !.lardoc:i, uille, aid Co.'s 31arleira, 18 and
20 years in bottle; 18 dozen of curious Sherry of great age and ex-
cellence; 10 dozen of Claret, vintage 1315 ; 8 dozen of Red ller-
niitage ; and 10 doaen of capital ltum, upwards of 311 years old ;
the whole being the genuine property of a private Gentleman, who
is leaving his town residence in consequence of ill health.
Samples may be obtained sm days prior to the sale, by applying
at No. tO, Mir:sell-square, where Catalogues may be had;
Catalogues also of Il'instanlcy and Sons, Paternoster-row.

FURNITURE, PIANO FORTE, EIGHT-D.IY CLOCK,&C
RUSSELIJ-SQUARE.
By W I NST A NLEV and SONS.
On the Premises, N 0..-41. Russell-square, on WEDNESDAY,
fnd inst., at IL
TiIE IrOUSEII(11,1) FURNITURE, PIANO
FORTE, EltillT-DAY CLOCK, &c. the property of a
Gentleman, leaving his town residence in consequence of ill-health.
The Furniture comprises ten four-post and other bedsteads, beds
and bedding, mahogany wardrobe, chests of drawers, sideboard,
dining, card, and pembroke tables, bookcase, sofas, chairs, hand-
some chintz and moreen window-curtains, Axminster and Brussels
carpets, and other etKets.
To be viewed on Tummy preceding and morning of sale, when
catalogues may be had on the premises; and of IVinswiley and
Sans, Paternoster-row.

CELEBR.ITED PORTR.%ITS, by Ancicat sad 3lotitru
3lasters.

llRS.All:Cl!litllLllPunrCscecfs, taf;l("lne,ll:en°:hlnin:hmlT r
Al 'l' f 111 N. at his Great Rooms, Bond-street. an interesting Cul.
lettion of l'OltTlt.tl TS of eminent and distinguished Persotaess
and l'haraettrc, by the most celebrated Masters of the i!al-an,
Butch. and English hools, formed during the last thirty years. by
a Baronet. front a hose residence in the West of England they hare
been ren wird for sAc.

May be viewcd two clays preceding the sale, and Catalogues ::al
ar 31r. Phillips**, 73 liond-vrect.

ANCIENT CABINETS, ARMORY. OLD SETAE AND
DI{F•WEN CHINA _

Bronzes, Chased Silver, curious Steel and other Bedsteads and
Hangings. stained Glass, Pictures, &c.
Ai R. PH ILL IPS respectfully announces, that on
310ND.%1", the 21st tnst., at I following day, at One
°I:lock, he shall SUBMIT by :11: ('T lON, at his Great Rooms,
New Ronsl.street, a valoable consignment of JAPAN, TOR.
TOISESII ELL. and Will. RNITURE, in cabinets. one.
modes. coffers, bores, etc. rich old chased clocks and candelabras,
a suit of armour, and sundry other specimens : fine old chunl sad
embossed piste, • curious tankard and dish of amber, a valuable
polished steel and three other bedsteads. with damask hangings,
large Turkey carpet. of rich texture, fire old stained eats. abort
eighty rich carved oak picture frames, and gilt tables, a few select
paintings, by esteemed masters. orange and lemon trees, and tua.
dry miscellaneous and valuable effects. recently
IMPORTED FROM THE CONTINENT.

....
Mar be viewed two days prior to the sale, and catalogues bad. st
Is. each, to be returned to purchasers, at Mr. Phillips's.

I3IPROVED LEASE. MODERN FURNITURE.
GLASsEs, Om BRUTON-STREET.

FREEHOLD HOUSE, HOLY WELL STREET, SHORE-
DITCH.
By WINSTANIJEY and SONS,
At the Mart, on FRIDAY, June 25, at 12,
A FREEHOLD ESTATE, exonerated from the Land-
La. Tax; consisting of a shop and convenient dwelling-house,
No. 243, Holywell-street, Shoreditch, the corner of King s Head-
men, in the occupation of Mr. John Basel!, on lease, at the low
net rent of only 331. per annum, until 3licbaelmas 18211, and of
401. per annum afterwards.
To be viewed, by permission of the tenant: printed Particulars
may be had of 3lr. Tebbutts, Solicitor, Austin-friars; at the
Mart ; and of Winntanley and Sons, Paternoster-row.

Al R. rcgpect-----fully announces, that cn
ANL WEDNEsDA I', the 23d instant, at One, he shall SUE-
-31 I T by AUCTION, on the Premises, No. 29, Bruton.ancet,
Berkeley-wsuare, the IMPROVED LEASE of • cheerful RE-
SIDEN t:E, situate No. 20, on the South aide, arranged with every
domestic comfort. Also the modern excellent FURNITURE, of
superior manufacture. comprising objects suitable for drawing
and dining rooms, library, boudoir, bedding, and appropriate
furniture for the chamber and domestic apartments ; pier and clam-
ney glasses, china, lustier., a few piastres and prints, and miscel-
laneous culinary and other items of utility.
May be viewed two days preceding the sale, and catalogues hal
on the premises. The House may be viewed on application a:
Mr. Phillips's, 73, Bond-steer—

FREEIIOI.l) ESTATE.
Near Kensington Gardens, Middlesex.
By WIN:STANLEY and SONS,
At the Mart, on FRIDAY, June 26, at 1!, in Lots,
SEVEN FREEHOLD HOUSES, Nos. 2,3, 4,5, 7,8,
and 10, in Wiple-place, Church-lane, Kensington, let to
Messrs. Stuart, Balls, Fish, East, and others, respectable Yearly
Tenants, at rents amounting to 1704 per Annum ; each lot ea-
itling the Purchaser to a rate for the County.
May be viewed by permission of the respective tenants, and par-
ticulars had at the Coffee-house, and of Mr. Hughes, broker,
Kensington : of Messrs. Clarke, Faulkner. and Clarke, Solicitors,
Sadlers llall, Chcapside ; at the place of sale; and of Winatanley
and Sons, Paternoster-mw.

THE WINES OF A NOBLE AMBASSADOR.
'krlZ I'IIILLIPS has the honour respectfully to 1:1-
I_i flounce, that on FRIDAY, the Ihth instant, and follow.
og day, at One for Two precisely-, he shall SUBMIT by ALT-
tion, at his Great Rooms. New Bond.street, an Assortment of
FRENCH and FOREIGN WINES, comprising nearly Five
Hundred Dozens in Champagne, Burgundy, Hermitage, Ono,
Hock. Rhenish, Sherry, Medias, Madeira, Tokay„ and a small
quantity of rare and curious Italian Liqueurs. obtained during a
long Ambassadorial Residence on the Continent, aided by circum-
stances most favourable to the Noble Owner's acquirement of
I Wines of the choicest vintages, and now sold in consequence of the
restraint imposed by a recent Act of Parliament, although pur-
-1 chased by and imported expressly for his own consumption.
flay be tasted at the time of sale, and samples had four days
Previous, at Mr. Phillips's.

WA ',WORTH.
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD HOUSE,
With Garden. and Ground, suitable for Building.
By WINSTANLEY and SONS,
At the 3lart. on FRIDAY, June 25, at Twelve,
THE LEASE for FIFTY-EIGIIT YEARS, at a
Ground Rent, of a Commodious DELLIG-HOUSE,
situate in Manor-place, Walworth, many years occupied as a
ladies' School, for which it is well adapted; containing various
Sleeping Apartments, Sitting Rooms, Kitchens, Cellars, and other
domestic accommodations; a Garden; and Plot of Ground behind
the Premise!, with a frontage, rendering it desirable for Building.
To be riewed by applying on the Premises, where printed Par.
ticulars may be bad; also at the Mart; and of Winstanley and
Sons, Paternoster-row.
- -

POLICIES IN THE EquiTABLE OFFICE FOR ONE
THOUSAND THRLE HUNDRED POUNDS.
By WINSTANLEY and SONS,
At the Mart, on FRIDAY, June 25, at 12, in Two Lots.
Lot 1. A POLICY in the above OFFICE for ONE
11 THOUSAND POUNDS, elected in February,
1810, on the Life of a Gentleman, Forty-four in July, subject to
an Annual Payment of 261. 2s.
Lot 2. A DITTO fur THREE HUNDRED POUNDS on
the same Life, eff...eted in February, 1819, Annual Payment
91. 13a. 6d.
Printed Particulars may be had at the Mart, sad of Winstanley
and Sons, Paterooster-rorr.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES AND MANORS,
SOMERSETSH IRE.
RonPlIall.11:S
al:eas2d
Julyhonour of
t:oat announce,
eoektbfitll l
One Lot, at the George Inn, Bridgewater, be shall SUB3i IT
by AUCTION (unless previously disposed of by Private Treaty),
an extensive and valuable
FREEHOLD ESTATE,
with its Mallon and Royalties, eligibly and delightfully situate in
the vicinity of
BIUDGLWATER, IN THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET,
partly bounded by the Bristol Ihannel, and indulging views of the
\Veld, coast. This property is principally composed of rich pas-
ture lands, and extends over upwards of
THREE THOUSAND ACRES,
let to respectable tenants, at a present annual rent of about
FOUR THOUSAND POUNDS,
the entire property of
TILE DUKE OF BUCKINGHA3I AND CHANDOS„
and comprises extensive woods and plantations stocked with game,
and other estimable possessions, rendering the whole a most dear.
able object for investment or gentlemanly residence, situate in the
several parishes of Bridgewater, Hunispill, Pawlett, Wimbdon,
Burnham, Lilstock, Nether Stowey, Doolington, Milford, Stoke
Gurs?y, Kilton, and Otterhampton—This Estate is divided into
several excellent, well-conditioned farms, with their farm-houses.
a modern villa, called Woodlands, with offices, garden, and
pleasure-grounds. The country around is truly picturesque, and
intersected by excellent roads; great facilities of Co4lllo4lliCatiett
with the metropolis are indulged; the vicinage highly respectable ;
and marine and inland sports and amusements are at command.
May be viewed by leave of the tenants; and printed particulars
had, at :is. *id. each, of Mr. Burton, bailiff, at lilstock ;at the
Globe Inn, Nether Stowev ; George Inn, Bridgewater: Mr. Mar-
riott, Courier Office, Taunton ; Messrs. Bowles and Chitty,
Shaftesbury; White Lion, Bath; Busts Inn, Bristol; Grecian
Coffee-house Temple; at Garraway's Coffee-house, Cambia ;
3lestirs. Robson, Lightfoot, and Robson, Castle-street, Leicester-
square; and at Mr. Phillips's, 73, Bond-nreet.

FREEHOLD ESTATE., OLD FISH-STREET.
By WINSTANLEY and SONS,
At the Mtn, on FRIDAY, June 23, at Twelve, by order of the
Administratrix of blr. John Fred. Steinberg, deceased.
ASUBSTANTIALLY-ERECTED BRICK I)WEL-
LINO-HOUSE of Three Stories, with a Frontage in Old
Fish-street of about 21 feet, and extending in depth down Old
Fish-street-hill 43 feet. The interior at present is in an unfinished
state, and communicating therewith is a strong timbered Ware-
house of four Mora, with crane doors anci loop-holes complete,
measuring front North to South about 3.1 feet, and front East to
West upwards of 22 feet; a coach-house and stable with loft, and
Misting under the whole.
To be viewed by applying on the Premises, where printed Parti-
culars may be had ; of Messrs. Stocker and Dawson. Solicitors,
New Boswell-court, Carey-street, at the Mart ; and of Winstanley
and Sons, Paternoster-row.

FREEHOLD ESTATE, BIRCIIANOER, ESSEX.
be
oi:
siettlto SELL bytfuAlli!C'fuliONti at thtellal
1 WEDNESDAY, the 14th Jul at 1 e'clock, a senailpyserlivete
ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ESTATES,' desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situated in the hot
REDEEMED LAND-TAX. &c. Birehanger, near Stanstead Mountfitehet, in Essex, about thirty
Altlennanbury. Addle-street, and Islington. Mit auPthilot!
miles from London, consisting of three cottages, with large gar.
By WINSTANLEY and SONS, dens well stocked with choice fruit-trees, fonntng a pleasant Ilitta•
A t the Mart. on FRIDAY, June 25, at Twelve, in Six Lots, tion fur domestic retirement; early possession of which may be
IT ERY Valuable and Desirable ESTATES, consist- had . i
ma
be had on the premises ; at the Crown Inn.
‘ ing of Two capital and most substantial Freehold (and small et ra
S lit:l7d ;atGyte W IC E ' "t build' le o'-'s
at ins, sq. 5,... one. . ins, etc 6.,
part Leasehold) Dwelling -houses, Warehouses, and Premises, Inn'
11 6 art • and at Mr. Phillips 5473 New Bond-street.
bring Nor. 63 and 64, Aldermanbury, built about 20 years since, , tat the , ~
under the immediate direction of a most respectable Architect, and' FREEHOLDS, P.tIIK.LANE and lIERTk•ORD:SYREET.
for the escial use of the Proprietors, as a Banking-house, but 1I R. PHILLIPS respectfully announces, that he is
are now inche occupation of Benjamin ',style, Esq. and his under! 1,1 authorised to SELL, an • shorttime, by AUCTION,
tenauts, and Mews. Hick and Brothers, on short leases, at very ! unless previously devomd of by Private Treaty, an imporrre
low rents, for which considerable premiums were given. • FREEHOLD ESTATE, most centrically end beautifully sitece
A FREEHOLD BUILDING behind the same, at present in Park-lane, with a view over the Park, and in Hertford-street.
unoccupied; the Land-tax is redeemed. May-fair, with a highly estimable REV EItSIONA RY IN-
A LEASEHOLD IMPROVED RENT of 271. Per annum, I TEREST in and to a property worth 30.0001., and embracing
issuing out of Two Houses, Nos. 9 and 10, Addle-street. with aim two Houses, convertible into a capai ious residence for a preor.
extensive buildings behind ; held for 22 years, the redeemed Land. of distinction. This property is formed of (louses most sale
tax of 71. 17s. 61 per annum, payable from the said houses, Nos.imanreally built and expensively improved, and in the most elle:le
9 and 10, Addle-street. ' and fashionable part of Park-lane, with frontage to and view of
AS ELIGIBLE LEASEHOLD F.ST.ITE, consisting of a the Park, partly in the occupation of a Nobleman.
very convenient and genteel Dwelling-hmtse, with fore court and Further particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Phillip'.
good garden, pleasantly situated, No. 5, Park-street, Islington, in 73. New onne.emee
the occupation or 31r. Twells, a most respectable tenant, held for
upwards of 72 years, at a Ground-rent of only 5!. 10s. per aer.uni. By Messrs. J. and 11. SHARP,
To be viewed by permission of the respective tenants. At the Auction Mart, on WEDNESDAY the 'red iesmat, 2:
Printed Particulars mar be hid of 3lessrs. I)swcs and Chatfield, . One o'Clock.
Solicitors, Angel-court, Thrognionon.atreet; Mr. Gardiner Sur.' A D(H:T 1,300 CARATS of BRILLIANTS, in .-1:-
veyor, No. 68, Old Broad-street; at the Mart; and of Winsianley ' lii sortments of Stones, from two grains to twenty grains err ::
and Sons, Paternoster-row, where a Plan may be seen. and a Parcel o
Assortment from a quarter gram to ten grams c.• • •
SUFFOLK, (in one lot).
BETWEEN DADLEIOII AND BURY ST. ED3IUNDS. To be viewed at 34' Winch-street, on Tuesday precei'er;•
Capital Manor Estates, upwards of 930 Acres (exonerated from the and morning of Sale. catalogues of the Brokers, 32, B inches'"'
Land Tax), offering a most eligible opportunity for Investment. weer..
By AVINSTANLEY and SONS, _____ ---.----
A t the Mart, on FRIDAY, July 9, at 12,
By direction of the Executors of the late Col. Beachcroft, deceased)!
(I‘
TERY Valuable ESTATES, situate in the Parishes 1 %%INSLEY ESTATE, HEREORDSHIRE.
By Mr. CROSBY,
At Garraway's Coffee-Housef ' refill.
`(•hange.alley, ( o •
of Kettlebarston and Preston, near Bildeeton and Lavenham, On WEDS LSD.% I* August 4, in Two Loci, sinless eteee,
in the county of Suffolk, six miles from Hadleigh, nine from Long diet:need of by Priest e Contract,
31ilford, ten from Bury St. Edmunds, nine front Sudbury, sixteen THE MANSION and ESTATE of WINSLE).
front Ipswich, twelve from Stowinerket, eighteen from Colchester, nine miles from Hereford. and five from Leon.inst..r. net r'
and about sixty-five from London, consisting of the MANOILS of ! high road, on which the Cheater Mail daily rases, core,,°"ti ''''', '.
KETTLEBARSTON and PRESTON or t;BURCII BALL, gentlemanly Residence, commanding a beautiful and estire,...
with the fines, quit rents, courts, royalties. and appurtenances, prover!, with Dining.room, Drswine.room. Library, Set l' i.
extending over the parishes of Preston and Kettlebanton, a very Ileil.roome, Servants Rooms, appropriate Offices, Deters''
b,
fertile, healthy, and sporting part of the county, abounding with &c. and a Freehold Estate of 1,200 Acres, free of all Tithee
gante, and 931 acres of very productive meadow, pasture, arable, Corn, nearly in a ring fence, interspersed with wood, let to resee°
and wood land, lying exceedingly compact, and divided into Live able 'Tenants. and estimated at 1,4001. a year. war.
fans, viz. Preston 16111. Chapel House, ‘roggers, High Howie, The Second Lot comprises the leinfoon Green Estate, two ~.
and Kettlebarstou Hall Farnire with suitable Fan-houses and and a half front Leominster, conboning ?d3 Acres, frce ''l L
Outbuildings, in the occupation of Messrs. Ebenezer. (Morn, Tithes, and forms a most desirable investment.
Isaac Cooper, and others, yearly tenants, at very moderate rents, Printed Particulars may be had of Mr. Blount, land.suryryj‘
No, 11,
amounting to 877/. per annum. ra, Upper Norton-street, Portland-place ; 31r. T. Jay, . _ ~.
To be viewed by applying to the tenants. New Boswell-court, Lincoln's Inn ; Means. Saur.ders eel Ile','
Particulars may be halt at the Inns at Bildeston. Stowmarket, Sulicitors, Worcester ; Messrs. llodenhani. Jay, and Co. Bode:,
Lavenham, Hadleieth, Long Milford, Bury St. Edmunds, Sud.iof the Auctioneer, 7, Bruton-street, Berkley-square; an .1..: ( a
bury, Ipswich, and e'oleheeter; of Mr. Benjamin Keningele, 1 raway're.
Weston Hall, near Nayland, Suffolk; of Joseph 31aberly, Esq. I 4,.....Th.
King's-road. Bedford-row; at the Mart; and of Winstanley and ; Printed at THE BRITISH PRESS Office, by J.W. satins
Sons, Paternoster-row, where plans clay be seen. I 131, Strand, and Published by R. Cam NON, same plai•

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