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BELLE-VUE HALL,

long known from its charming position on the East Cliff; formerly
occupied as one mansion, but now divided into
TWO DELIGHTFUL ABODES,
in a situation at once securing all the advantages of a marine resi-
deme, commanding extensive andpicturesque views of the Downs,
the Ocean, and the surrounding country. These residences are
admirably arranged for family accommodation, replete with every
convenience, large gardens on either side, and in front coach-
house, stable, &c. _ _ _

One is in the occupation of David Bowman, Esq., at the very
low rent of 70/.a year, and the other has been generally let fur-
nished by the proprietor. Also,
A PLOT OF ENCLOSED LAND,

About three-quarters of an acre, close to St. George's-road and
Telegraph-street, with frontage to Bury-street, let to Mr. John
North ; likewise the following Freehold Property, comprising
37 Messuages, more particularly suited to the small capitalists who
may not object to devote a litt.e time and attention, and thereby
secure a much larger rate of interest in return, viz.:—
TWO HOUSES WITH SHOPS, IN SUSSEX-STREET,
leading from the Grand Parade, being Nos. 18 and 19, let to Mr.
Terry and Mr. Allen, at 371. a year;
ELEVEN HOUSES, IN CARLTON-ROW,

leading from Carlton-street, near the Grand Parade, being Nos.
22 to 37, inclusive, and Nos. 42, 43, 48, 49, and 52.
TEN HOUSES IN CARLTON-COURT,

adjoining, from Nos. 1 to 10, inclusive.
SIX OF THE CRESCENT COTTAGES,

leading out of Bedford-st'reet, from Nos. 5 to 10, inclusive
FOUR COTTAGES IN JACKSON'S-ROW,

leading out of Montague-street, from Nos. 1 to 4 inclusive. Also,
on the west side of the Parade,

FOUR HOUSES IN-FREDERICK'S-PLACE,
being Nos. 12, 13, 16, and 26, near Trafalgar-street, and close to
the

- PROPOSED TERMINUS OF THE BRIGHTON
RAILWAY.
The entire Property is capable of producing
A RENTAL OF 4801. A-YEAR.
The several Houses may be viewed, and particulars had, by ap-
plying to Mr. Edwards, Agent to the Proprietor, No. 130, Lon-
don-road; also at the Old Ship, and Libraries, Brighton ; and at
Mr. George Robins's Offices, Covent-garden, London.

AWINTER JOURNEY (TATAR)
From CONSTANTINOPLE to TEHRAN,
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