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London, England, 1808-06-15 00:00:00

sou.ni OF nEvoN.—Drrns'iltAm PARSONAGE

AND GLEBE.
TO BE LET, for a Term of Three, Five, or Seven Years, with
immediate posses.ina,
THE PARSONAGE lIOUSE belonging to the
Rectory of Mt/strati)' with its Offices, Gardens, Coach
Saibling, &c. This House, which was built about two
wan site; i, in every respect cslechtted for the resisler.ce of a
Family of respectability: it is most delightfully situated on the
Lab of the Navigable River Dart, and the prospects from it are
man* brautihiL Its distance from DArtmouth is three miles,
tarn Torbay four, .uid from Totnes seven.
The c ;law cousists of about 70 Ayres, the whole or any part of
Which may he taken with the House or not.
Per pa:nisi:on to view the premises apply to the Rev. R. S.
braking, on the premises; Mr. Harkin, Solicitor, Dartmouth,
&yen, and for further particulars to either of them; to Welch
sad lamb, Aldersgate.street, London ; or Mr. Dean, Architect,
beter.--N. B. A Curate is wanted for this Parish.

To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. BONBONOVS,
Ou'lliersday the 30th of June instant, at One o'Clock, at the
Exchange Coffee Room, Bristol,
A SINGUL A R Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE
3 3. at Hambrook, in the County of Gloucester, the late rest
(knee of THOMAS HILL, Esq. deceased, consiiting of a Man-
sion Hone, with attariard and detached Offices, Lawns, Shrub-
beries, Orcharding, and Pasture Lands, containing in the whole
about t 5 Acres. Also five Cottages in Hambrook, three whereof
are in hand, and two on Lease determinable with a single Life.
The Mansion House comprises as Entrance Hall or Vestibule
tr feet 6 inches by 14 feet 10 inches, laid with Painswich Stone,
nreakfast Rom, Library, Eating Room 26 feet by 18, Drawing
Klan: 7.4 feet 3 inches by 13 feet 5 inches; a principal Mako-
flri Staircase and a separate one leading to the ervants' Apart
r-nt3, Ere Bed-chambers on the first storey, with Closets and
• •."Issitt Rooms, and five good Chambers on the Attie Storey,
4na and Butler's Pantries, Water Closet, commotion* Kitchens,
:..order, excellent Celktrage, Rain Water' Cistern, good Spring
Water, &c.
The detached Offices (forming a pile of building 69 feet by 47),
se,uated in a Barton, consist of a Dairy, Cheese Room, Brewhouse,
ash-house, Laundry, Poultry-house, Store Room, one four-stall
ulotte tw,..stall Stables, Siddle Rooms Hayloft, Granary, Doia
bit Coach-house. Cart-house, &c. Ste.
Contiguous to the House is a walled Garden bounded on the
South by a Fish-pond supplied by a running stream, Green-house,
Carden-house, Cow Barton, Ox-house, Dog-kennel, Poultry-
louse for Witer Foul, and an open Stable.
The whole of the premises have recently been put in substan-
tal repair at a large expence, and are subject to a lord's rent of
las. 4d. per annum.
This is a minima and beautiful Estate—the House is situated
study in the centre of the lands which are rich and fertile, most
astetlitiy designed and ornamented with luxuriant and stately
Taber; a Grove or Coppice bounds the south-east and eastward
gtet, through which flows the River FjOOM (abounding with
Fis%; the Banks whereof form romantic walks, charmingly dive r.fiets bytvood and rock, and afford a delightful summer retreat.
Yam rook Is only five miles from the City of Bristol and has
e daily accommodation of Carriers, Coaches, lec.
she premises may be viewed wish Tickets, on application to
r. Tanner, Solicitor, Bristol, or whom further particulars may
b. ;town.

ELIGIBLE SPACIOUS DVs ELLING-HOUSE, SHOP, AND
WARE ROOMS, Y ORK-STREET, COVENT GARDEN.
By Err. ROBINS,
By order of the Executors, on the Presnises,
On Thursday the 16th June instant, at One o'Clock,
A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
I. comprising a Substantial Cheerful Residence, erected within
a few years, at a considerable expense, planned and fitted up for
the accommodation of &family, with Spacious Shop, large 'Ware-
rosin, Rooms, &e.—The property of the late Mr. Sotheby, book-
sellcv, deceased ; very eligly situated in York-street (opposite
Charles-Area), Covent Garden.
The House has a private entrance; contains on the principal
door, two excellent Rooms, Store-room, and Water-closet; over
are suitable Btdschambers and Servants' Rooms, Basement, roomy
Kitchen, Scullery, Wash-house, good Cellars, &e. The whole in
complete Repair. Plenty of free Water flowiag from an easiest
j Conduit. '1 be Premises are Iseld-ou has; 4 i yearaunexpired, at
a small ground-rent.
To be viewed, by Tickets, from the hours of 12 to 4. Parti-
culars on the Premises ; at Chrraway's Coffee-house; and of Mr.
Robins, Warwick-street, Gold. n-square.

HARLEM STREET, CAVENDISH-SQUARE.
ELIGIBLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, STABLES,OFFICES,Ecc.
By hdr. ROBINS,
At catraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, CornMU, on Wed-
necday the 2...td instant, at Twelve,
A DESIRABLE and Eligible LEASEIIOLI)
EST4TE, comprising a commodious Family Residence,
substantially built, situate on the west side of Harley-street, near
Cavendish-square; containing four good Rooms and Closets on the
attic :Autry; two capital airy Sh.eping-chambers, with Closets and
Dressing-room, on the second storey; a capital Drawinvroom,
handaorrielit furniehed, with French Windows opening to a bal-
cony, communicating with a handsome baekbowed Drawing-
room, Bed-cbamber, and a Water-closet, on the first floor; neat
Entrance-hall, Morning Itoont communicating with an excellent
Eating-parlour, Library, and Water-clos.n ; Vestibule, with
eltgsnt light Stair-case, and secondary Stair-case, on the ground•
Ilona ; Easement, Servant's Hall, and Men's Room, strong Cio' •
set, Wine-cellar, House-keeper's Room, Butler's Pantry, Area
aid Passage (with Knife-hole, beer-cellar, awl Cool Larder),
lo•ading to the detached Office.-, which comprise a large Kitchen
completely fitted up, ti.culleri with Water laid on, Coal-cellar,
over which is a Warehouse and Laundry ; a Four-stall Stable,
and Standing for two Carriage', with Loft and Man's [Loom over;
Area to the Front, with Vaults, &c. Premises ate admira-
bly supplied with fine Water by a Pump and forcing Engine.
'lo be viewed by '1 ockets.—Particulars, on the Premises; of
hlessra. Graham, Kinderhy, and Long, I.incoln's Inn ; and of
Mr. Robins, Warwick-strict, eoltitu-square; of whom Tickets
for viewing may be had.

VALUABLE ADVOWSON, NEAR TIVERTON, DEVON.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Carraway's Coffee-house, 'Change ;Bey, Cornhill,
On Friday, July Is, 1509, at twelve o'clock,
THE Valnablo and Adjoining RECTORIES of
SAMPFORD, PF.VLRELL, and UPLOWMAN, with
Fifty-six Acres of Glebe, and the Tithes of the two
which contain together about Three Thourand Five Isia=
Acres, pleasantly situated within 5 miles of the excellent Market
Town of Tlverton. The present incumbent lain his 78th year.
Particulars may be had at the principal Inns at Tivertou, Truro,
Exeter, 'Taunton, Bridgewater, Bath, Bristol, Salisbury, and
Cambridge ; of Mr. Tyndale, Lineolit's Inn-Fields; Mr. Adams,
Auctioneer, Oxford ; and of Mr,Robins, Viandelwatreets Gol-
den-square.

somEitsr:r.
On Monday, the Ist day of August nest, at dm White Hart Inn,
Wellington, precisely at Four &Clock in the afternoon.
AMODERN-M.IILT MANSION HOUSE,
called WELLINGTON COURT, formerly the residznee
of •Admiral Sawyer, but now occupied by Mrs. C lme wow the
Coach-houses, Stables,Offices, Gardena, and Pleasure'Grds,
and aU or any part of the Fawn adjoining.
Thediouse is delightfully situated in the Vale of Taunton. and
immediately adjoins the Town of Wellington, tholigh perfectly
ieclu.led from It by a judiciously arranged Plantation. The prin-1
cipal floor consists of a spacious Entrance Hall and Staircase.
Antiaroom 26 feet 6 inches by 16 feet, a Drawing-room 16 feet
7 inches square a Dinieproam 23 feet 9 Inches by 15 ft. 6 inch.
and a Study 13 feet square. Above the principal Floor there are
two stories of family apartionds and Dressing-rooms adjoining.
The attached Offices are replfate with aecc.nunodations add the
detached ones have every sort of conven.,nre. The Farm con-
tains about IMP Acres of the richest Land in the County of

Somerset.
At the same time will be sold a number of Fi
ellin elds detached
from each other, but adjoining the Town of Wgton ; and the
Manor or I.ordship, with a most desirable Estate, called Wel-
lington Path, consisting of a Earns House, with suitable Out-
buildigs and about 380 Aeres of Oa Niealow, Pasture, Arable
and Wood Land
Particulars to the inean live nub
be abolnaist the Once of
Net. White. &tight:l,ll/40410n, SOntersTt ;.or of Mo. Mlle,
,SOlicitor, Segicant's lOn,Tornylce

At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday, the
17th day of June, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon,
E FRENCH LUGGER PRIVATEER
THE
SYBILLE, square stern, pierced for fourteen guns,
condemned p Prize to his Majesty's ship Seine, Thoinas Atkins,
Esq, Conunander. She is a well built ve4=el, nearly new, sails
remarkably fasts and is admirably calculated fur a Yacht or
Packet.

Dimgxstotts.

59 Ft. 6 In.
. 16 0
Admeasures - . 63 10.94 Tons.
For viewing the Vessel and Stores, Inventories and further Par-
ticulars, apply to Mr. JOIIN HAWKER,
Plymouth, 4th June,lBo6. Merchant, Plymouth.

Length on Deck
Breadth -

Also. by Order of th,e Commissioner; for Sale of Danish Prices,
FOR SALE, the good Danish Brig A.LVON, No. 48, sqoAro
stern, and a scraul head.