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SALES OF ESTATES.

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ELEGANT FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, GREEN-
PARK, sT. IA N 1 E&''s.. .
TO BE SOLD .B' AUCTION,
Garraway's
. • 'By -112 f. ROBINS; •
At G Cteee-house, 'Change,alley,,;Cpr.qlCill, on
Tuesday,_th ,a e, 20th of May, Twelve o'clock.
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A SPACIOUS elegant FREEHOLD MANSION,
.-1-1; the ProWtty and' late-Residence cl a -Nobiemaii, simate
in
.St. James's-place ; comprising on the Grotirni Hoot a
handsome Entrance-hall, noble, Dining room,
wittOowed front ~to the Park, a cheerful Morning-room,
Dressing-rOoM, ; on 'the principal Story is a capital
Drawing-room with, bowed' front to the Park, Library,
roomy Bed-Chambers. -with Sed..chambers and Dressing-
rooms over, with Servants' Rooms, &c. ; on the Rasetnent,
Servants'-hall and Diessaig-room, Butler's and Houte,-
keeper's Rooms, i.arder,"Vanlis, and convenient Cellarage.
PreMises are most • enviably Situated overlooking. the
Green Park, .and ate capable of being. converted into one of
the first Residence- in Town. .
May beT vievvea tickers ; Particulars•On'the Premises;
at Garrai,vaY's ; .1, f Vlt Robins,WarwitAcstr,:zt,-.Guidett-
square, of 'whom Tickets for m ly be lied

• ELIGIBLE G
LAND, PORTO-IFS-PER, HAN '
1 'fo BE"SOLD B),* kCikTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At G3rraway's, on Tuesday Inc 2,6111 of May, at Twelvn
o'C lock,
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; A VERY•O Elicrible COPYHOLD ESTATE.,' late
the Residence of General Porter ; comprising 4 very'
desiraMe Farniiy-Mouse, containing nurnerOuS A p-Ai tincots,
hAids onely filicsiirdi;iii-kiropriate for a Family or
ire..KetJbi-
lity, wan excellent attacil detached . Offices o. every
o-Ini lid, and
&script:on, Gardens, Pleas
t!ri and
:._Ground,, I
Meadw
; Cottage. The Premises i. co.iipiete R... lir, are very plea-
• santly and healthily situated near POrtcticster, contiguous to
! the great Western Road, in a. respedable neighbourhood, of
easy access to the Sea, where there is, good -Bathing,-and in a
country, abounding With Field Sports,_presenting an- admira-
ble situation for a Naval or Military Officer, being within tout
miles of POll6l-notith by water, 7 by land, t 4 from Southamp-
ton, and 7z frOrri Loudon.
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Allan Mackenzie,
Portchester B.cra,..ks, of Nyhoin Particulars may be had; of
Mr. Vicat, Mr. john Reay, High-street, and at the Fogntain,
1• Portsmouth ; White Hart, Guildford ; Sun, Kingst.m ;- As
Garraway'S ; and of Mr. Robins, War.vick-btreet, Golden.
1 square, London.

TO BE SOLD BY A.UC 119 N,
By. Mr: ROBINS,
At Garraway's. Coffee-house, in Exchange--..11ey,-
on Tuesday, May a 6, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot,
HE DEPEDENE, a truly desirable ESTATE,
part F reehold and part ( 'opy hold; Larid.'f ax• retleeined;
for Ming a •beautiful eminence, and cominandiw L.:11 and ex-
tensive views of the country, situate nearethe Towli of Doric'
tog, in the County of Surrey,
-A Capital and Modern Brick'-built MANSION, planne3
and finished under the Superintenlanceof his Grace the Lite'
Duke. of Norfolk;- with attached and
.detached Offices of
every description ; lately altered ai a considerable expellee,
and in complete repair ; excellent Gardens,-Hot-nouses, z•cc•
• Grottoes, • Caves, and rural Summer Retirements; beauti-
fully diversified Pleasure-grounds, most tastefully laid our,
- with Walks, Terrace, Arc: and ornamented with .luxurious
Fore'st Trees and Shrubs, sundry luclosuresof rich Meadow,
Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land. •
A. FARM HOUSE and Out-buildings, situate at an agree.
able distance from the Mansion ; and an extensive Common,
fight on tlie,-Flalmwookl, consisting of t zoo Acres, proposed
to be iticlosed.--,The'ivtiole Estate compii4eS upwards of too
Acres,, the. property' and residence of Sir Charles Me?ricic
.13urrell,, Bart.—This very beautiful Estate forms a most do'
sirable propertYfcir a Nobleman or Gentleman fond of ticld
i..sports, ,surrothided by a neighbourhood of the first respecta-
bility, and within a short distance of the principal Towns
the -County, 23 miles from London, j 3 from Brighton.—To
heNiewed by Tickets only.
Particulars at the King's Head, Epsom ; Red Lion, Dort'
• iag ; King's Aripa, Horsham;-Old Ship, Brighton; Star,
Lewes ;White Hart, Godstone; King's Arins,Croydon; Sun,
Kingston; at Garraway's ; and 'ot 'Mr. Robins, Warwick-
street,. Golden.square ; where-a Plan of the Estate may b 4
seen, and Tickets for viewing may be-had. • -
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•
• WHEN Professional Men of Education anti
vy Responsibility deviate from the general System by
theseleaion of a peculiar branch, the sanction of long coy'
firmed suei*s IS the best criterion of superiority.
Thirteen Oats have.l devoted my practice to the exclusive,
Treatment of Three Disorders ant the successful result of
my plan giVes me additional ardor to oppose, has far as I art'
able, the ravages of those Complaints t.vttich are the most
important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities.,
,After initiation into. every Branch, as an Army Surgeons
I formed a wish at an.early period of Practice 'to rescue in-
dividuals from the ignorance of uneducated- men, or the
equally dangerous pFecipitancy of general Praelitioners.
The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I have de'
voted my attention, comprise every species of V Eti g'
REAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or fang dli•
ration: zdly, All kinds of debility, whether arising frotlt
the habits of school-boys, or. the indulgences of mature
age: And, lastly, Liat 'derangement of the system iii WO'
men which is called BARRENNESS, or STERILITY.
Numerous Disetises are the result of ignOrance, or: haste
in the treatment of a simple-Gonorrhoea; and it not tin'
frequently happens that the seeds of Life are poisoned
the indiscretion of an unguarded- hour.—By a superior Me'
thod such Complaints are easily ;cured; and, even where
others have failed, I trust that I may presume to otter'
radical re-establishment.
Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress
this disorder, compared with the calamitous situatkmb
Men, .who, from an_ indulgence in a solitary.. vice, or die
prevalent gaieties of .a fashionable. life, acquire that
of Debility, which is the Unavoidable consequeiwe or
'pernicious habits:
Where the unhappy sefferer broods over his misery, bet
.
.6:carefully conceals his ,misfortune, it may be sortie coqsl'
tation for him to know, that although' it be an object "..1
doubt or uncertainty with . other Practiti,ners, the' te.,rw",,y
of these Deticiencie.* by the gradual progress of 'Renov:a..
tion, is the "acquirement of my Experience. If the rit,,
of Bacchus or Venus have began to reduce Manly vigour"
much anxiety will be prevented by an early CounteNc,
tion of this languid State; anti in these ,cases„ no gre.
.dillicuity will occur,.
But'wherethis Deficiency has for years 'existed, a ory
perseverance is indispensably .ehuisite fo revive the shire'
berme Sparks of Life, araLtO re-aiiimate the.Constitutien4
MAR AULD WolllEN,'Whohalelong been disappoio.lio,-
in their expcelatiorp of a Family, may he asSured, the
most instances, suchdefeelS are.cu rable by Medical 516°•
,4
The secresy whiCri is so essential to my undertakti4i'l
and the qualifications which I have pr.-wined' to state, to
er
the bails 61 •thy;Vretensioni, ant ucidenee with n.
this intirraiition; is given, that may be conseio
persOnallv; or' by. Letters (inclosirv, shall Mote), ar,,,f.
house:, z 9, Arundel street, Struicl, 'near Temple
n"',. There is an itd!-lition3l Entrance in..Water-st`e
- ad:wiling,' and the-.Nante is.on.both the tloois.-; -
rge"lll'
MARTIN 71/4/Gcrtihi,rr-,1 !It R ,
. , A(a u rtuit. —Some Perschis wJ o jsely assert. vc,
selves to be NlembersA the al.Roy coliege; haying lor of
.rag inohtlis past copied my z-Ndveiti.,'lne.r.3ts yvcr..s
word, and instn'te,:t ttien own pipductions, it:f ,;:i
duty -to -mention, that. flc,ise Persons I\lembers rIleY
r COite7 in I/n(1011, Edinburgh, or elsewhere, nor ha':
any right to practise Surgery, in Loadoa,