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London, England, 1807-05-13 00:00:00

THE LAST AND NEWEST VOYAGES AND-TRAVELS,
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This Fifth Volume contains,
r. Farytfeheves Voyage in the Frozen Ocean.
1. Rteeilly's Tralrels Round the Black Sea.

3. Fit-cher...a Journey to Hyena.
4. Tceor through Rugen.
5. Helms' Travels from Buenos Ayres to Lima.
6. photon's Voyage in the Indian Sets.
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7. Sir John Carr'4 Stranger in Ireland.
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FAWI.RY. HANTS.
TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION,
Mr. WATTS, at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton, on Tuefday,
the ad day of Junes, 1807, at 7 o'clock in the es, :ling,
e,
VILLA molt delightfully fittuted,
about a quarter of a mile from Southampton River, and
late in the occupation of Captain Tregent. The hoof: has been
built only f(x years, i. is fit for the reception of a genteel family,
and commands a very pidurefque view of Spitbead, Southampton
'River, and the adjacent Country; it is feated on a fpot at once
healthy and beautiful It has on the ground floor a dining parlour,
drawing•room, brcakfatt-room, and Rote room; under, a very
good cellar; above four bed rooms, of equal fize with thole on
the ground floor; adjoining, an excellent kitchen, wall' bottle,
liable, and chaife houfe ; detached, a good barn, hen houfe, and
I piggery ; with a fuitable garden adjoining the houfe, an .I a fmall
paddock and meadow ; in all comtrifiag two acres of land.
N. B. A purchafer may have immediate porrellion.
For further partteWars apply to the Audioneer, Southampton ;
or to Mr. Howard, Solicitor, gt2ern ftrect, Furtfea.

DELIGHTFUL irILLA, with jg ACRES of LAND.
11AMPNHIRE, near SOUTHAMPTON.
By Mars ELLIS and FI.ETCHER,
At Oarraway'r, London, on Friday May 2), at Twelve, by order
of the Executors tinder the will of llamas Baker. Efq.
ADESIRABLE and VALUABLE ESTATE;
cemprilig a felec2 pleafant Villa, erected within a few
years, in excellent repair, replete with convenience, called. Nut-
(baling Mount, only four miles from Southampton, commanding
rich and uninterrupted views of the New Fiirelt, and furrounding
country, enlivened by extenfive and lean-eking feenes from the
Needle Rocks to the Mother Bank, Calihot Cattle, &c —together
with Acres of Paltore and Arahle Land. erc.lient Garden, in-
clofed with lofty brick walk, ftahling for fix bagel, dunce trtle,
anti tiled barri,granary iheds, tad farm yari, ftandi (on a riling
eminence, at an agreeable dittance from the higk road to Rowley
and Sallibury ; a Gathic cottage or lodge, at the entiance from
the road; the whole lying very compad and within a ring fence,
r well fuppned with excellent water Held on three lives of the
refpedive ages of 31, to, and t 6.
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:the eitaii may be 14 days previous to the fate, when
prloted particular+ may he had at the White Horfe, Romfey ;
White Hart, Salifbury; White Hart, Wiochefter ; D.dphin, Sour!. -
ampton ; of Mars Ellis and Fletcher, la& Fenchurch ltreet,
London ; and at Garraway's.

DESIRABLE FARM AND HUN VINO BOX, IN
DEVONSHIRE. •
On Saturday, the aid of May, slio,; at the New London Inn,
Exeter, bctweep the hours of Two and Three, in the Afternoon,
By Mr. PHILLIPS
, COMPACT LEASEHOLD FARM, called
AXON, held for 99 Years, determinable on Three Lives;
conlifting of 83 Acres (more or lets) of Arable and Meadow Land,
and a very comfortable Dwellinthoufe, poffelling conveniences
of every dr.:Caption for a Bran family, with Coach hauls, Stables,
Barn, Linhay for za Cow., back and front Garden, about half an
acre of Orchard, ace. Sm. molt beautifully Bunted in the Southern
part of Dcvouiblre, lately built and occupied, by Sir John Collins,
deceaft. 1.

The Premifes pcifeth many Wel advantages of the $r ft t rftinsas
dm, to a Gentleman dewing a refidence in g beautiful Country and
Sporting neighbourhood, four Peeks of Harriers being kept within
the than diaance of 3 miles, and Fox Hounds within 7 miles.—
Tales of all ddcripdons very low, nor exceeding at prefast Sla
Guineas per Annum, end the occupier not liable to fIU any paro-
chial office —The Ells* has an unlimited right of good Downage
and Commonage; upon the Down. and Commons immediately
adjoining the fame, with perndffion to dig and burn Peat, for
manuring the land.
The above Eftate Iles within a ring fence, is diftant tram 1114
Unison s miles, Taunton as, Uffenbas s, Cuihampton 7, **-
too to. fiverton 9, P.lD:ter 19, Exmouth 22, Sidolollyil
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as, and Channoutb 23.
'The Leafe Is renewable at a certain fmall Rae. gait Reirsidtr
low. - Lti
For particulars, apply (If by letter, poft paid) to Mr. Thom,
Whitear, on the Prendfiesi, or to Mr. Parton, Solicitor, Wren,
Hants.
N. B. The Edam is well watered, which might be corned to
great advantage at a wining expenees--The Fir Trees, lite and
i dead Smelt, and fasplements d Huffisadry, to be take° eta vs.
luationti