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London, England, 1808-05-14 00:00:00

VALLIABLE CON7I24GANCUIS.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
THE MANOR of WINNINGTON, -with the
Mansiol:•house and Offices called WINNINGTON-HALL,
comprisint; a spacious and complete Residence for a large ;.,
built with acne, and covered with slate, and finished in a modern
style, containing rooms of large dimensions, superbly fitted up.s.s
geometrical stone stairs, mahogany doors, plate-glass windowstt
snarl& chimney-pieces, id oak floors, with appropriate attaebea
land detached offices; stabling for 50 horses coach-houses, gr, en-_
house, hot-lyJuses, grapery, pine and succession-houses,eacelletiq
kitlientardens with hot walls, mushroom-hoose
ic;:-bouse, a poultry-house upon a superior scale, every rte•
cessary building for agricultural purposing- d , entrance
cottage kidges,with shrubbery and plantations sloping to the rives
Wssvtr, at a convenient distance from the House, which is well
stunted on very hig;dy ornamental ground, and surrounded by
atom 64ti acres of land, chiefly meadow and pasture, of superior
quality, divided into farms, and let to respectable tenants, woods
and plantations in hand, and ornamental cottages and gardens ad-
joining the road ; the whole together forming a trulyilesirable and
elegant residence for a large establishment.
To which there is attached, a most valuable MINF.RAL,
which, if attended to, far ea coeds the value of ;Isis place as a re-
sidence.
The Estate is situate one mile from Northwick, 17 from Che-
ster, 9.if. from Manchester, and SO from Liverpool.
May be viewed, by applying to the Rev. loth Furey, Win-
nington Lodge, near Northwich ; and printed particulars may
be had of Mr. Wyatt, Lime Grove, near Bangor; of Mr.
El-
win Wyatt,Solicitor, St. Asaph ; at the Hotel, Chester; the Ho
td, I.iverpool ; the Bridgewater Arms Manchester; and of
Mr. Claridge, No. 47' Pall Mall, London, where a plan of the
Estate may be seen, and the price and farther particulars known.

SELECT COLLECTION OF PICTURES.
Ey PETER COXE,
At Mr. Sitiibb's Great Room, Saville Passage, on Friday the 2'7lk
inst. and following day, at twelve o'clock,
THE GENUINE PROPERTY of the late
-I- ALEXIS LIVERNET, Esq. late of Dublin, and sold by
Order of the Representatives of his Widow. This Genuine Se-
lection of very valuable PICTURES has been chosen under fa-
vourable opportunities, and with great judgment, from various
private collections, both in this and the Sister Kingdom, andfrona
out of which the Proprietor had the good fortune to purchase
many of the most esteemed ; comprising among other first-rate
performances in a state of perfect preservation, the works of
flan, Julio Romano, Jan de Malouse,Tlntoretto, Annibal Caraccli
Francisco Mola, Albano, Carlo Maratti, Van Eyck, Paul Vero
nese, Vaihck, Ruhens, Gonzales, Hobbima, Rembrandt, lie,
Wouverrnans,Rtrysdael, Steinwyck,Mierts, Berghem,Cuyp,
.‘drian Vandevelde, Wynants, &c. &c. This Collection is pa, -
ticularly-wortky the attention of the Collector, the Artist, ansithe
Connoisseur.
May be viewed two days preceding the Sale, and Catalogues
at is. each, then had at the Placed Sale ; /DS of Mr. Coze,
Thrornotton-street.

'LOOTING, SURREY.-SIX MILES ONLY FROM THE
, THREE BRIDGES.—VILLA AND LAND.
By PETER CORE,
At Garraway's, on Weduesday, the Bth of June, at 18 o'clock,
A NEWLY-ERECTED, WELL-PLANNED,
11 SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT FREEHOLD FAMILY
RMILENCE, with Italian Roof, fitted up with singular atten-
tion throughout, delightfully situate on that rural spot, Tooting
Common, fenced in front by an Oak Paling, with Coach-house,
Stabling for four Horses, Coach-yard, Drying-ground, Coatis-
road, Paddock, and Plantations, protected by a neat Riding.—
The Premises are placed on a gentle rise, command interesting
Prospects, and contain four handsomely fitted Apartments on the
Ground Floor, in Breakfast-room, Gentleman's-room, Dining-
room, and Dnwing-rooin, with Windows to the Floor, cheerful
in every direction, excellent Entrance-hall, and Staircase, four
Bed-ahambers on the Upper Floor, and three other connecting
Chambers, which may be either used as Dressing-rooms or addi-
tional Sleeping Apartments. The domestic Bees are particu-
larly convenient and numerous, as well as roomy; there is a com-
modious Wine-cellar, with Catacomb Bins and other Cellaring, a
Pump of Water in the Pack Kitchen, and a separate communi-
cation to the Offices. This is no house run up by a common buil-
der, for no expence has been spared to bring every thing properly
together--the scite has been judiciously chosen, and the whale
arrangement and workmanship shew the superintending care of a
person of taste and jndpment. The quantity of land comprises
six act es altogether. The Purchaser may be accommodated with
fifteen acres of Leasehold Land, with various useful Buildings,
Barns, ace. and Bailiff's Cottage, at a moderate rent.
May be viewed by Ticket', on application to Ur. Cote, No.
33, Throgmorton-street, ten days previbus to the Sale, when and
of whom Particulars may be had, and at Lloyd's and Gareiway's.

PARK-PLACE, BERKS. . .
By PETER COXE,
At Garraway's, on Tuesday, the 21st of Jule, at t velve
in one Lot,
rEI II S IMPORTANT PROPERTY, with
-IL LAND-TAX REDEEMED, embraces all that Capital
MANSION and ESTATE, known as PARK-PLACE, situate
near Henley-upon-Thames, in the County of Berks, thirty-four
ntilesfrotr. London, the property and residence of she Earl of
!Malmesbury ; with lofty Walled Fruit and Kitchen Gardens.
Hot-houses, torcing.house for Flowers, Ice-house, Laims, Plea-
sure-grounds, Rides, Drives, Walks, three distinct Lodges, tuna-
mental and useful Cottages and other Buildings, Lavender-house,
luxuriant Lavender Plantations, private attached Dwelling ; Are.
bit, Pasture, and Meadow Lands Woods, Farm-houses, lfardi,
Barns, Stables, Labourers Tenements, and other conveniencies—
the whole forming a compact domain of 878 A. IR.. 33P. nearly
in a ring fence ' • of which 313 acres are encircled by a substantial
Park Paling and sunk Fence ; but over 43749. sIR. IStP, whic`i
immediately surround the Mansion,in a connected quantity,thu e
is not a single Public Foot-path or Right of Road interferint.—
The Estate abounds in Game. The Land slopes towards the
Thames, which flows along the West of the Estate to a consider-
able extent, presenting itself to various points of the Ground as a
distinguished (cature. The Grounds without the Park Paling are
in an excellent state. of culture, and the Farm-houses and Buil.
dings arc conveniently placed, as well as constructed ; and from
the attention paid to the Drives and Plalitations which intersect
these lands, the whole of this pert of the property Is in usu.
with the pleasure grounds and Ind.-oendeut of the va-
lue which attaches to the mansion ;Ara reshience, and the home
iroupds immediately connected with it, and which must be consl-
dered of the first importance, the remainder of the property is
estimated to be of the annual value of One Thousand Fiye Hun-
dred Pounds ; Park place having been considerably increased ag
well aiimprirved in be:arty and value, since the Earl of Malmes-
' bury came Into the pos.ession, by subsequent purchases, as well
as by arcane:runup made under an inclosure Act.
May- be viewed by tickets only, from and after the SI et. Init.
on application to Mr. Coxe, S 3, ,Throgmorton-street ;or t
Thomas Cooper; Esq. of Henley, of both of whom particulars
maybe than had; as also at the Red Lion, Henley ; the Stir,
Maidenhead ; the Castle, Windsor; the Cnilvn, Reading at
Lloyd's and Garraway's Coffee-houses;. and .of Messrs. Cate,
Oddie, Old Fortter, Solicitors, Carey-street, Lincolx's-100-fields.
Plan of the Easate will acccnapantaachpaltirrukt•