The Sun.
London, England, 1839-11-04 00:00:00

The TOWNLEY ESTATE, RAMSGATE—VaIuabIe
FREEHOLD MANSIONS, DWELLING HOUSES,
COTTAGES, Coach-houses and Stabling, BUILDING
LAND, Turnpike Bonds, &c.
GEORGE HINDS has received instructions
from the Trustees under the Will of the late James
Townley, Esq., Deceased, to SUBMIT to SALE, by PUB-
LIC AUCTION, at the Albion Hotel, Ramsgate, on Tunas-
-1„),,A0Y, the 14th day of November, 1839, at 11 for 12 o'Clock at
' n• precisely (except such parts as may be previously dis-
Posed of by Private Contract), in such Lots and subject to
Such Conditions as detailed in Particulars of Sale.
All the extensive and valuable FREEHOLD MESSUA-
GES and PROPERTY, in the flourishing Sea-port of Rams-
gate, adapted for the residence of wealth(families, and as well
for these to whom economy is an object; presenting also an
opportunity for the investment of capital rarely to be met with.
TOWNLEY HOUSE is a substantial, commodious, and
Convenient Family Mansion, the residence during part of the
Years 1822, 23, 24, and 27, of her Royal Highness the Duchess
0 Kent and the Princess Victoria (now her Majesty the
Queen); containing on the ground-floor, elegant drawing and
dining-rooms, library, breakfast and anti-rooms, butlers' pan-
tries, grand staircase, and entrance-hall, separate back-stairs,
6cc • ; the upper floors consist of two, with drawing-rooms, two
Water-closets, 16 airy and commodious chambers , and the base-
bent is replete with good domestic offices well supplied with
water; a delightful lawn and pleasure ground surrounds the
mansion; a good kitchen-garden enclosed, with large and ex-
eellent conservatory, well stocked with the choicest wines, the
Whole containing 3R. Br. ; and let on lease at a low rental
except the said kitchen garden and conservatory, as walled off)
or an unexpired term of 17 years, to an excellent tenant, and
tiled ass. Ladies' Boarding School of the highest respectability,
'altering a most eligible investment. The Mansion is situate at
the entrance of the town from Margate, at an agreeable dis-
tance from the road, the whole frontage being 326 feet, part
valuable as building land, being opposite the picturesque plea-
!lire grounds and attractive castellated Mansion of the late Ma-
re' Fawsett, who purchased the same of the late James Town-
Y, Esq., under a covenant not to build on any part of the
Said ground in front of Townley House.
ALBION HOUSE, is another Mansion, for many years
`ne favourite residence of Lord and Lady Edward Bentinck,
till his Lordship's death ; and more recently honoured by the
°c„co.pation of her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent and
:41e Princess Victoria (now her Majesty the Queen) ; contain-
in', on the ground floor, excellent dining, breakfast, and
sitting_rooms ; on the one pair and chamber floors, a large and
cheerful drawing-room, two airy chambers and dressing-room,
with 12 other good bed-rooms ; the basement contains the
Most compact domestic offices, adapted to the size of the man-
sion, with a supply of excellent water. A pleasure garden ex-
tends on the south-east side and rear. The situation of this
desirable residence is most enviable, the scenery by which it is
surrounded being of the most enchanting nature—the Royal
Harbour, with its amusing and bustling scenes—the deep green
sea, with all its diversity of vessels reflected on its ever-varying
bosom, and under the several influences of the calm, the gentle
breeze, or the ruthless storm—the Promontory of East Kent,
With its rich and verdant pastures and foilage—the Keep of
Dover Castle, as a diadem above the whole—the French coast
the aspect—all conspire to render it, as a marine residence,
one of the most desirable in the kingdom.
Nos. 12 and 13, ALBION-PLACE, are most eligible
FAMILY RESIDENCES while their delightful situation
constitutes them peculiarly adapted for either summer or winter
occupation, looking on to an agreeable pleasure ground in front ;
they command fine and extensive views of the sea, the spacious
,arbour, nearly a mile in circumference, with the numerous
snipping entering in or passing out, or reposing securely within
the Downs—the picturesque line of coast stretching towards
the west—and the French coast. Each house containing good
domestic offices, capital dining, drawing, and breakfast-rooms,
good airy chambers, and every requisite desirable for comfort
and convenience.
On the WEST CLIFF are 10 convenient and comfortable
"WELLING-HOUSES, situate in the ROYAL- TERRACE
Slid SPENCER-SQUARE; and although not possessing so
"Panded a view of the ocean as the houses in Albion-place, they
are favoured with a view of a considerable breadth of that always
interesting and magnificent object, and within a minute's
walk of the greatly frequented promenade on the Cliff, from
which the most agreeable and enlivening prospects are ob.
tali., ned of Pegwell nay—the coast from thence to Deal—the
"owns, with vessels of all nations safely reposing at anchor or
passing through this roadstead—and in the distance the white
cliff's of France. Each house contains good dining and drawing-
M"ls, several airy chambers, and a good domestic offices well
supplied with water from the Ramsgate Company, and offering
desirable investments.
RIICHAPEL-PLAE, is situate an admirable FAMILY
tactfully arranged
facing C
the south, having in front the well and
arranged pleasure-ground of Robert Townley, Esq
and
ven commanding fine view sby sea and land. There are con-
lent domestic offices in the basement; two large dining and
drawing-rooms, one divided by folding-doors; a good drawing-
room
, on the one pair; and eight commodious and airy bed-
;-(nns ; now used as a Lady's first-rate Seminary, and let on
"use for an unexpired term of IS years, to an undeniable
tenant.
No. j, CHATHAM-PLACE, is a DWELLING-HOUSE,
every way adapted for the residence of a large and genteel
family, or - boarding-school
,rpleasantly situate ; containing good
basement offices, large dining and breakfast-rooms on the
ground floor, excellent drawing-room and three good chambers
"the one pair floor, two water-closets, with eleven other airy
and convenient bed-rooms ; commanding beautiful and exten-
sive prospects by sea and land.
In ADDINGTON-PLACE are an excellent SHOP and
'THREE DWELLING-HOUSES, in an improving: neigh-
coarhood, admirably adapted for trade, or desirable as good
fatni'y residences ; each let to good tenants at a very low rental.
In KING-STREET ate SEVEN COTTAGES, each of
Which would secure a vote for the eastern division of the county.
The FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND, both on the East
aad West Cliffs, afford inducements, from its locality to the sea,
for individuals wishing to build in such enviable situations.
ALBION MEWS and SPENCER MEWS are comprised
Within the Estates, and offer advantages peculiar to property
situated as they are.
;,. Also, SEVEN TURNPIKE BONDS, of 100/. each, pay-
tig interest at five per cent; four secured on the Sandwich,
",_.'argate, and Ramsgate Trusts ; and three on the Second Dis-
trict Canterbury Trusts.
The man,3ions and houses in Albion-place, Spencer-square,
beyal-terrace, and No. 1, Chatham-place, are furnished, and
purchaser of either lot will have the option of taking
: same at a valuation made in the usual way—and should
ha
she, or they decline to do so, the vendors reserve to them-
-4,'-isyses. the right of selling the same by auction on the pre-
0ne1.,, moiety of the purchase-money on the
holdfreehod lots may
Certain terms of three, five, or seven years.
tkrvrticulars of sale, with plans and elevations descriptive of
the Property, may be had fourteen days prior to the sale, at 2s.
11.-'• each, -of Mr. MARTIN LONG DANIEL, Solicitor,
R„-"lagate ; Messrs. JONES, WRIGHT, and TOWNLEY,
71icitors St. Swithin's-lane, London ; or of the Auctioneer,
home Thanet Auction Mart, Effingham Ilouse, Ramsgate, of
1a,,-s4n cards to view the property may be obtained fourteen days
Prior to the sale, excepting such as are let on lease, or to yearly
p;:nts! and with. the lessees' or tenants' consent the several
...J.S.e....!ties so occupied may be viewed three days prior to the sale.

FOR CHILDREN CUTTING THEIR TEETH.
Nit S, JOHNSON'S AMERICAN
high SOOTHING SYRUP, which has been keld in suck
66timation tin so many years, for relieving Children when suf.
lglne from painfnl Madden, still continues to be prepared accord
by
klJohnson'a nal Reipe, and with the name and
success,
ackire " RCLAY AND SONg'i, 95, Farringdun-street, whose
bottle, are engraved on the Stamp. Fuii directions are enclosed with
saelr Price 2s. 9d.
sure to ask for MRS JOHNSON'S SOOTPIING SYKUP

LAIR'S GOUT AND RHEUMATIC
PILLS.
Ssam'' a Letter from the Chevalier Do la Garde, Chansberlai• to
islaUs, late King of Poland,
(To Mr. Prout, 229, Strand, London.)
No. YO, Vere-street. Dec. 11, 1S1",
341,-1 feel myself bound by the duty I owe to my fellow—creatures
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effeets of t that yoßlairu's will publish
Rheumatic the followin
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n :',O
.years I have suffered more than I can well express, but
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:ll antipathy to them, until a few months since, after having been
'414 up for 22 weeks of an attack of Rheumatic Gout, principally
,"4nfined to the feet, but at times it travelled to various parts of the
hArne, and then returning again with accumulated force to the extre_
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night:. I now say that, fortunately I was induced to try Flair's Gout
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the intlamation and swelling had disappeared.
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d.,tnis valuable discovery is sold by Thomas 1 rout'_`
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tti—sk for Blair's Gout and Rhellitlatie Pills, and observe the Name
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.urgeons in London, have for twenty-five years confined
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bind, brings like a destroying fiend ever the consteitiuhro , the
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kat: and the affections of youth ; or from a long restlenc
theie%eXcessive drinking, or any other baneful indulgence; and from
ef thell7.experience they can with confidenFe'offer a restoration
k eet. uebilitated to vigorous health. hlarried females of a pi.re_a_nd
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