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London, England, 1812-05-25 00:00:00

UDMOUTH. DEVON.

FRP.EHOX.D led MARINE COTTAGE VILLA, with Offices,
?Jeanine Grounds, and Meadow Land.--437 Mr. ROBINS,
At Gamiway's, on Thursday, May 20, at 'Twelve, in one Lot,
A VERY desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE;
& comprising a MARINE COTTAGE VILLA, seVed on a
line commanding eminence, about a quarter of a mile of Sid-
ItiOutb,lentbracing extensive prospects of the beautifully diversi-
' fled country, and boundless views of the Ocean, planned for the
accommodation of a Family of the first distinction ; containing,
tin the gtound floor, an elegant suit of Apartments' handsomely
finished, consisting of a Saloon, Drawing-room, Music-room,
Library, Dining-room, and Breakfast-parlour, Study, Vestibule,
and Hall, principally opening to the Lawn, Pleasure Grounds,
and into a Conservatory, vii.h suitable Bed-chambers and Dress-
ing.rourna, excellent dotueric Offices, with Servants' Apart-
ments, roomy ':azd, Stabling for six Honer,' and four Coach{
houses, Piggeries, &c, three Orchards, and Meadow Land, con-
taining in all about nine Acres; the whole forming a most en-
chanting and unrivalled situation as a Marine Residence for a
Nobleman, or Gentleman in the sea service; the rr remarkably
mild and salubilous, and excellent neighbourhood. The Pur-
chaser may be also accommodated with about SO Acres of Mea-
dow Land, Gardens, and Orchard, he'd on Lease; and the ele-
gant Household Furniture, by valuation. -
To be viewed by Ticket,. Particulars may be had on the
Premises; at the London Inn, Sidmouth; New Inn and Hotel,
Exeter; Fountain, Plymouth-Dock ; Mote's, Plymouth and Wey-
mouth; George and Fountain, Portsmouth; White Hart and
Antelope, Salisbury; White Lien, Bath; Bush, Bristol; and
Messrs. Floyd and Mules, Honiton, of whom Tickets for.viewing
may be had; London Inn, Sidmouth ; of Messrs. Wytham,
Gray's Inn-square ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. >l °bins, Warwick-
street, Golden-squaie, where a Plan and Elevation may be seen.

HERTS....CAPITAL FREEHOLD FAMILY MANSION,
MANOR, AND ESTATE,
In the most beautiful l'art of the County, within Sixteen Miles
of Loudon, principal part Tithe-free, and Land-tax Redeemed.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Corraway's, on Thursday, May Vs, at 12, in One Lot,
THE Capital MANSION, MANOR, or reputed
MANOR and ESTATE of WALL-HALL, the Property
and Residence of the late GEORGE WOODFORD THF:I.-
LUSSON, Esq., M.P. deceased, situate near Aldendam. be-
. tween El-tree, Walord, and St. Alban's, in a most beautiful
and retired part of the County of Hens, within sixteen miles of
Loudon. The Mansion is an elegant and spacious modern build.
log, with castellated Roman semen front, of the best taste and
workmanship, dalightfully siwate on a gentle eminence, com-
manding prospects of great beauty and varLey, and containing
ample accommodation for a family of the first respectability,
With well arranged offices of all descriptions, spacious yards, ex-
cellent stabling for tea horses, coach-house, &c. lodging rooms
and lofts over; a plentiful supply of excellent spring water, and
a large reservoir for rain water; lawns, pleasure-grounds' shrth-
beries, and plantations, laid out with infinite taste; two kitchen
' gardens, walled round, well stocked with the choicest fruit.
trees, hot-houses, grapery, peachery, dower-garden, pheasantry,
dairy. lee-house, spacious farm-yard, bailifrs-house, and capital
farm-buildings of all descriptions, screened from the mansion by
plantationi. 'TM Mansion is surrounded by upwards' of 23Q,
acres of excellent pasture, meadow, amble, and woodlands, ly. 1
' big particularly compact; the principal part laid out in the park
style, and ornamented with handsome timber, and is approach-
ed by extensive and Iteautiful drives, also ornamented with
handsome trees in/ plantations, with two entrance cottages,
anti gardens, dee. There are also two other cottages, with
gardens, &s.. 'the Eames le bounded In part by the river Colne,
a ins trout stream, ethic!), as well as an extensive piece of
chair rearing wirer, branching from it, lately made at a great
expiate, and Winding beautifully through the grounds, are in
fall view from the house. it is situate in a neighbourhood of
great reepenability, and abounding with game. Tire whole is
Freehold. and the greater part *lithe-free; Laud Tax redeems d.
May be viewed, with Tickets, and by applying to Mr.
Thomas Smith, the Bailiff, at Wall-Hall, where Particulars may
be had; and et the Baset Arms, Watford; Red Lion, Estee,:
White Hart, Edgware; Abereora Arms, Stamm.; White
Harts fit. Alban's; Bell, Hertford; of Messrs. Oddie, Oddie,
and Pouter, Solleitira,. Carey-street, Lincoln's Ihn ; Mr. Shaw,
Aithiteet, Cower-street; at (Amway's; and of Mr. Robins,
Wariplekltreee, Gebire-eteirs, where e Plan may be woo.

SALES BY AUCTION.

KINGSLAND ROAD. •
fly Mr. SAMUEL. PEAR(E,
At the Auction Mart, on Thursday, May 2s, at Twelve
'['HE LEASE of a convenient DWELLING-
HOUSE, with donble.fronted SHOP, in the occupation of
Messrs King and Cooke, Paper-hangers; eligibly situate for
any Retail Business, No. 16, Kingsland-road, near Shoreditch
Church; containing three Sleeping-chambers, Dining-morn,
Double-fronted Shop, Parlour, Kitchen, Wash-house, Cellar,
and Yard ; held for 27 Years, at a low Rent.
May be viewed with leave of the Tenant, and desctirive Par-
ticulars had of Mr. tiamuel Pearce, 16, Cornhill.

SPORTING RESIDENCE, .SWANMORE-HILL, NEAR
BISHOP'S WALTHAM, HAN'T'S.
By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE,

At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of England, on Thurs-
day, the 28th of May, at Twelve o'Clock,
AFREEHOLD COTTAGE, neatly finisbed,
having been fitted up fur the proprietor's own,residenoe,
and contains five Bed-rooms, two Parlours, Kitchen, Ifrewbouse,
Chalse•house, Stable, and Gaiden, pleasantly'situate in a line
Sporting part of the County, with a Pack of Fox-hounds sin
the neighbourhoot'. one mite and a half from Bishosl's Wal-
tham, and ten to fifteen front Winchester, Southampton, and
Gosport.

May be viewed, and Particulars had of Messes. White and
Pownes, Solicitors, Lincoln's-inn; Mr. Granter, Bishop's Wal-
I sham ; Mr. Mottle'', Bookseller, Portsmouth; aad of Mr. Samuel
Pearce, Auctioneer, 44, Lombard-erect.

ENFIELD HIGHWAY.—(With immediate Possession.)
By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE,
At the Aue.lon Mart, on Thursday, May 2N, at Twelve, unless
prsviously disposed of, by private contract,
THE LEASE of a Retired FAMILY RESI.
I)ENCE, placed at an agreeable distance from the Road,
screened with a thriving Shrubbery, pleasantly situate in Green-
street, Enfield-Highway, about Nine Miles from Laudon, with the
accommodation of Stages, to ani from, several times in the day.
The Premises are in the most substantial stite of repair, and
contain Sleeping Chatr.berr, Drawing, Dining, and Breakfast
Rooms; Kitchen, Wash-house, Dairy, Drying-ground, Brew-
house, PoUltry-house Double Coach•house, Stables, Fartn-yari,
Cow-house, Cart-lodge, two large Barns, Granary, two produc-
tive Gardens, well stocked with wall, standard, and trained
Fruit Trees, Green-house, large Orchard, /cc. containing about
three Acres. There are two Pews in the Church attached to
the House. A quantity of rich Land may be had at Michael.
1711/14 if required.
May be viewed, with Tickets only, which, with Particulars,
may be bad of Mr. Samuel Pearce, 16, Corn/lilt, opposite the
Bank of England:: Particulars, aLI, at the Black Horse, Enfield.
Highway, aad Angel, Edmonton.

Valuablo FREEHOLD ESTATES, MONMO LITHSI IRE.
By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE,
At the Auction Mai t, opposite the Bank of England, on Thurs-
day, May 28, at Twelve, in Two Lots, unless previously dis-
posed of by Private Contract,
Lot I. A VALUABLE and Improvable FREE.
-IL HOLD ES'I'A lE, with a comfortable Dwelling-
house, Earn, and Stables, and numerous Out•buildinp, called the
Macegwinetli and Penhrein Farm, with part of Cribba Farm,
containing together upwards of 332 Acres of rich Arable, Mea-
dow, Pasture, and Wood-land, lying in a ring fent.e, with valua.
ble right of common, In the Parishes of Carwent, and sianvair
Discoad.

Lot 2. A valuable Freehold Estate, called the Coady l'ilynntd,
and Magor Farm, with a good Dwelling-house, Barn, Stable, and
Out-buildings, containing about 195 Acres of rich, Arable, Mea-
dow, Pasture, and Wood-land, with very valuabk and extensive
right of Pasturage over the adjoining Common, situate in the
Parishes of Undy and Magor. The Estates abound with Lime-
stone, and are situate a short distance from the sta ports and
market towns of Newport and Chepstow, and both merit atten-
tion, as they offer an eligible opportunity for any Gentleman who
may wish to retire to agricultural pursuits, as each Esta:e pos-
seues capital ituations for the erection of a Family Mansion;
and Lot 1. commands a beautiful prospect of the River Severn,
and 'King's Road, including a rich picturesque view over the
fertile Counties of Gloucester, Wilts, Somerset, Devon, and Gla-
morgan.

May be viewed, and eNcriptlve particulate had cf Messrs.
While and Townes, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn; and of Mr. Samuel
Pearce, Auctioneer, No. IG, Cornhill, opposite the Bank of Eng-
land ; where plans of each Estate nay be seen ; particulars may
also be had at Mr., Walker's, Printer, Gloucester; Mr. Gutch,
Printer, Bristol; the Three Salmons, Usk ; the Beaufort Arms,
Monmouth; the West Gate House, Newport ; the King's Head,
Abergavenny; the lit aufort Arms,Chepstow; ttie Bush, Bristol;
the White Hart, Bah ; and Marine Library, Bristol.

COMPACT COTTAGE., WITH CHAISE-HOUSE AND
PADDOCK, NEAR LEWISHAM.
By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE,
At the Auction Mart, on Thursday, lime 18, at Twelve,
ANEAT COTTAGE, fitted up with peculiar
taste, and flnl•hed at an unlimited expence •' containing
four Bed rooms, Draw!ng-room, two Parlours, Kitchen, Wash-
house, Yard, Garden, Chadic-house, &c. si!uate at
Hither Greta, near Lewisham. commanding rich picturesque
Views, with beautiful Landscape Scenery, iu every direction
held on Lease for 56 Years. Immftliate Possession may be lad.
May be viewed with Ticket a, which with descriptive Particulars
may be had of Mr. Simnel Pcarcu, 56, Coruhill.

HADLEY, JMIDDI ESEX.
Eleven Miles from Town, with immediate Possession.
(To be I.ET) by Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE,

,A CAPITAL FAMILY MANSION, (formerly
the re-iderice of Lord CHARLES §o mras IT, and recently
in the occupation of RICHARD :louver, Esq.) seated on an
eminence, with a cheerful Lawn, commanding a rich amphi-
theatric view of the surrounding country, including Hadley
Common, Enfield Chace, Barnet Hill, Tollridge, Whetstone,
Finctiley, Southgate, Beech-hill, Hamptstead and Highgate Hills,
London Road, and a diversified prospect over a fertile Valley of
Meadows, beautifully ornamented with stately Timber. The
Premises are in the most perfect state of substantial and orna-
mental repair, for the immediate reception of a family of dis-
tinction, containing 10 large Sleeping Chambers, with Dretalng-
rooms an elegant Drawing-room, Itt feet by 18 feet, opening
to the lawn; Dining and Breakfast Rooms; romestic Offices
and Outbuildings of every description; Brewhouse,Dairy,
lhy-
ing-ground, Coach-houses, Stable, Farm-yard, every descrip-
tion of Vegetation, and 24 Acres of Meadow-land, lying in a
ring-fence; with a Pew in the Ckurch, and a valuable right of
pasturage for ten head of cattle.
May be viewed with Cards only, which, sech Particulars,
may be bad of Quitter, near the premises • Messrs. Cooper and
Lowe, Southairipton-buildings; and of dr. Samuel Pearce, 16,
Cornhitl.

THE _ .S A LUNG,
Tux, sbudycampl, together with a reperable
house and convenient Offices,settral Cot ta:111 and new too
Acres at vet y valuc.ble Land (great part enclus..ll), in a Ingtianos
of cultivation, In tie occupation of Mr Wedge and Nit, gm%
who are under notice to quit at Whs:mai neat.
This Eatene is situate at Shndycansps, in thr County oT ;:rn,
bridge—a most pleasant country, abounding with Game, aut id
tile immediate neighbourhood of the 1.16610 w Folhoua it.
adjoins the 'Furnpike-road iron% Carnbriige tn Haverhill, anjk
distant from the last: r place Ll 3 Liston each four tanks, slim!
Walden nine miks, Chester/ord nine ntiles, Clare ten weeni
Ca%tle Hedingliarn le m les, Newmarket 13 miles, Cason*
ill miles, and lArndon Si milts.
To be viewed on applicatb,u to Mr. Ewin. Siecikenike, kit
be obtained by applicrinn at the Red Lion, Linton; its.- a
Crown, Saffron Walden ; Crown, Chesterford; jtan, Inn, uterirna:ket ; Hoop, Canibitdge ; Half Moon, Clare; lieu,-t•
Hetlin#barn ,• at the Place ut Sale; of Chester Vern.F.ssmir
ton, mar Linton; Charlet' Wedge, Esq. Weaky Bot•tue,,yr
wm2rket ; me.srs. Woodcock and Bateman, Linceltisino;u4
at Mr. ;ernes's Office, New Boswell-court. Lincolti'slan,Lass

CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
VALUABLE TITHE i'REE ESTATE
,of which is redeemed, with possession
BY 4R. PEYTO.
At the Ram Inn. Newmarket, on Tuesdal
next, at Two o'Cloet in the Afternoon,
AVERYV4lu.tble anehighly
situate in the Parisi*, of Swatharn
Prior, Bottiaham, and Little Willtrabant,
bridge; comprisibg a most comfortable
the residence efts family of respectabilit
attached and detached Office, and capit..
other very convenhAn. Farman Esta'lishment
and upwards of Eleven Herded and Ei(
dose, Pasture, and Fen land, of tl
state of cultivation, now in the occupati,n►
and others whose terms expire on
181 e, when possession may he had. •
This Estate is divided two suitable
excellent and convenient Dealings to
well worthy of the notice of the spit
money in Land, and of the Agricaltaraliu
copying his own Estate.
Specificatior-, with Plans annexed,
may be obtained, by application at th.
Inn, Cambridge; King's Head Inn,
Inn, Ipswich; Crown Inn, Chestert ord
and of John Cooper, Esq. solicitor,
Peen, Req. solicitor, Abistfon, near L
Gain, New Bo►weLLcourt, L'ambs,

THE GIANT MAI ADY
'TO the Afflicted with .C 1
ASTHMAS, HOOPING-COU(
ace. is most earnestly recommended M,
EinENCII. To du ample justice to
is not in the power of language: but the.
performed, and is daily j erforming, fully
remedy for the disease. just mentioned,
plesiantness, innocence, and efficacy. s'
It is so easy, that a tea-spoon:ul is a
person; so pleainnt, that, in appearani
white wine; so innocent, that it may
fact newly born ; so eifirliosts, that tl
frem the gloom of disease to the sunshlt
living and grateful witnesses of its wont..
Mr. Madden hopes he shall not Le dee
tion, in venturing to add, that, exclusiv
large quantities scot, front time to
Clergymen, in the vicinity of Town,
poor Parishioners, as °Casa= may require,
volence or discreion may direct, he -
gratification of rrl'eving, within the
how only, and tree of any expence
many of whom were dreadifosly afflicted
has been, In numberless cases, the
hands of Providence, of preventing, or
a disease, which the late great and good 1.
termed the " Giant Malady,"—a disease,
the most accurate estimate of the best'
nualiy sweeps from British ground 60,
a disease, at the past, prest nt, at:cl futi
tnanity shudders.

In order to prove that the foregoing .
mere effusions cf an interested Proprietor-
its a more particular account of the
table Essence; with the rec.ommendatious
tlentlemen, of learning, rank, and respect;
lea wonderful and pleasing deed on /
Stye-witnesses therein on others; and many s.
Cures, truly astonishing, and almost incredible.
May be bad, gratis, at Mr. Maddens,
Queen-square, Bloomsbury; Mr. Sangri
Mr. Huguenin's. '33, Hay-market; M:
ampton-street, Coventiarden ; Mrs. NV/
hiattrases, 85, Fleet-street; Messes. K
:tomew-clese, West Smiihtield ; Mi
Bichange Gate, Cornhill; Mr.
gate Without; Mr s.Jordates, SS, Whitechap
269, High-street, &plough; where may be t.
In Bottle', price 74. each, stamp (limy litchi
Objects of Charity most apply; as usual,
Mr. Madden will send three bottles
dom (curiae free), upon reething an

• TO THOMAT-TAvi.ok,
No. g, NEW DAIDGE-STREET,,

• NONOURZO SIR, ,
IBEr; leave to inform you, that
1790, I had been afflicted with the Luce
Its obstinately resisting every course of -
most eminent of the faculty here, and ._
courses of salivation, and twice discharged I
little relief, would appear to be of the most
the spring of last year my disorder had r
nearly to put a period to my existence.
crown of my lie.d, one on each arm,
out in a frightful manner; my right was
had been in a Kate of ukeration far the I
had also two notes upon it, was vary me:
me such excruciating pain, particularly .
nearly to deprive me of rest; in this lamentable
commended by Mr. !:Thompson, (who rece
by them here,) to t Ae' your Leake's Patent
to do on thestrith May ; in the course of..
receive benefit—in little more than a
head and arms were soundly healed—eopn
CHALLENGE. : kg healed . also: leaving, however, '
MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in nts
• %. I don in the skin, and NAM in the bone
Majesty's Service, challenge the smote world to prove a i blessing of God, and ?little longer perseverance
eingje Instance where their Medicine and arethod,of cure ever ble Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing, '
failed cif the desired effect. The practice of many years In the , itsnatural hue, and the nocturnal painsgraduai
particular branch of their professiontreebecame, has not given rise to tree became, by your liberal advice and medicine,
, my former complaints--have recovered
unSeversuccessful case.
al Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the first respectability, li strength, and am become jolly and fat; il
thrilled many months to the aatontslunent
have been under the care of Mesas. Currie and Co. for the r. - • am at a low in what terms to express my
moval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, Ste• and, having ,: for the good of other suffering mori.:ll, '
teceived a radical and permanent care; request that reference, ;
may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided se. I public as possible, as I shall on every e
will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful
, polarity of Messrs. Currie and Co.", plan of treatmcnt. Massy Tam,
of theseOentiemen have bad Strictures from ten to twenty years Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. tisst,
I &abed boss snider the care of Messrs. Home and Hearisides Prepared aw mid/ hy the sale riorietor, Thomas. .
land over wpm of equal eminence, who attempted the curs
y theuppliestion of the lunar casale, without success. . ' No. 9, New Bridge-nreet ;
Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either sex with the i the Perfitares, all'
i Member of the Royal College of Surgeons In Loodon, at has . ;
They are also sold by his appointment; at
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greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house. No. 107, 115, St. Albaterareet PaltMaS ; the 'Fors**. T'
Hatton:Garden. Padente in the country are requested to Kate , roed4treet i me. DioLemga.t, No. 7, Fish-lau._ . •
the particulars of their, caer, age, and general habit of living, ate. '
', posited= Montiment : 211 d by ice person la evrrfr:„.. ow
iodising a remittance for advice and medicines, when thq lams •
. town in Engtand, &c. `A boxes only 2s. ed. rock, a'''6" "r....
arid be given or sent is any part of-the kingdom. SO illy
directions,
Patienta.la the conhtry are requested to state the culare
Paid ....se:
of their we, age, and maw of liviug, inclosing a Rank Note, ! - ----
1 tfbunona:nseldvpesUlan
tieases:lwsebersbieraev. I.wtillis•dilthes .
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part et tit frier • published there, Sod et dm Stal: QiiA
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" SALES EY AUCTION,
CAMBRID.: ESHI RE.
VALUAIRA FREEHOLD MANOR AND Mali •
TO BE SOLD BY. AUCTION, BY MR. PirroN,
At the $. :1 Iva, at Haverbilt,in the County of Suifotk, on 4,441
the 28th day of May, 1818, at three eclat?! (it nia
dißposed of as as Entirety by Private Contract, of Zeit
notice will be given), in IS Loa, I
THE MANOR of SHARDELOWS A Llmin

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as the Wilt day hi Octol
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capitalist wishing to um
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ford ; at the place of SO
, Cambritge; of J Clew
Linton ; and a: htr.juih
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shine of health, are weetin ,
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require, or Vick own Wis.
he has had the inapessitils
le law six years, at his ref
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or arresting the prop/Wok
and Dr. Darwin emphatially•
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.espectability, who have fii*
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Ward's, 123, thalweg; hits.
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my patitudes tw teil
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occasion—in so Mar'
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