Star.
London, England, 1831-03-31 00:00:00

SOUTH WALES.

R. BROOKS has received instructions to LET,
FURNISHED, an excellent FAMILY RESIDENCE, with
the exclusive right of shooting over Two Thousand Acres, abounding
with grouse, pheasants, partridges, and woodcock, and of fishing in
two trout streams. The Residence commands beautiful prospects,
and contains Dining and Drawing Rooms, each 25 by 17;
Billiard-
roomt, 26 by 1$; Study, seven best and three Servants' Bed-rooms,
Water Closets, Domestic Offices, Double Coach-house, Eight-stall
Stabling, Harness-room, Gardener's Cottage, Pleasure Grounds, Hot
and Green House, Garden., &c. Rent 1561. per annum ; land if re-
quired; distant from London 160 miles.

Cards to view and particulars of Mr. Brooks, Land-surveyor, 28,
Ohl Bond-street.

r R. BROOKS tenders his respectful acknowledgments
to the Nobility and Gentry for the liberal share of favours
conferred on hi+ Establishment, during the last Thirty-one years, and
solicit+ a continuance of the same, in the following Branches of his
Business :

ESTATE AGENCY, AUCTION. AND APPRAISING.
Encouraged by Capitalists, who have favoured him with Instructions
to Invest various Am. unts in the Purchase of Landed Property, (to an
extent unprtcedeuted) and by numerous Commissions for t►e Sal• aol
Letting of Houses, Sm.

Mr. Brooks has adopted a Plan, which he ventures to hope will fa-
cilitate the objects of his Employers, and remove the generally corn-
plaincd.ot want of Information, which has hitherto prevented the ex-
peditious. as well as advantageous Sale or Purchase of Property. lie
has undertaken, carefully, to keep. (at his own expense), a IRSGISTIII of
all the Property announced fur Disposal throughout the Kingdom ; and
periodically to print an INDgX thereto, which will be forwarded, gratis,
to applications. post-free. The information contained therein, is de-
rived from the Weekly Extraction of the Advertisements, relative to
Llniled Property, &c. from upwards of Two Hundred and Fifty Lon-
don and Provincial Papers, and from a most extensive and increasing
Correspondence with Capitalists, Landholders, }armors, Solicitors, and
Land Agents in all parts of the Kingdom.

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Professional Gentlemen favouring hint with the Particulars of Pro-
perty far Disposal, will have the same registered, gratia,and the Index
regularly forwarded to thent, with other important advantages, which
will be explained by letter.

Families requiring Residences in London, or at any of the principal
Places of Fashionable Resort, will save much trouble by applying

for Information iiit Mr. BROOKS' Office.

Convinced that by the publicity and competition of an Auction, the
Vendor, in the shortest period, ascertains, as well as realizes the full
Value of his Property, and that the heavy Charge made by the
Auctioneer, for an unsuccessful effort to Sell, prevents Auctions front
becoming more frequent, Mr. BROOKS, at the suggestion of his
Patrons, begs to call the attention of Landholders, Trustees, Executors,
and Solicitors, to the following arrangement—Estates, Houses, &c. will
be offered to Auction in London, or in any part of the Kingdom, for
his Private Contract Commission, if sold, and the Deposit will be
lodged with the Vendor's Banker, Solicitor, or in the Bank of England;
but should the Property be bought in, then only from Two to Ten
Guineas will he charged, exclusive of the expenses, &c. which under
Mr. BROOKS'S management, will be found moderate.

Timber, Farming Stock, Furniture, Pictures, Wines, Books Plate,
&c. Sold, Purchased, or Appraised, in any part of the Kingdom.
Rents Collected and Recovered. Particular attention is devoted to the
Receivvralt;p and General Management of Farms, Houses, Building
Grtmtol, &c. to which his Establishment evidently must afford impor-
tant advantages in the ascertaining, and carrying into execution, every
capability of improvement. Reference can be given to Gentlemen
whose Incomes have been greatly increased under his direction.