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PUGILISM.

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FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, HENLEY.
TO BE SOLD, and may be entered on immediately,
ASUBSTANTIAL FREEHOLD brick-bat
DWELLING-HOUSE, in Henley-upon-Thames; com-
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Garrets, two Kitchens, Stable, Wood-house, Yard, and good
Garden, walled all round, and planted with choice Fruit-trees.
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repair, new brick fronted, slated, painted, and papered, are well
adapted for a private family, for a Seedsman, or any other trade,
being situated in the middle of the Market-place.
To view the Premises and treat for the same, apply to Mr.
Norton, Post-Office, Henley-upon-Thames.

HONITON, DEVON.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
Eichrr toge.her or LI Lot.,

ACAPITAL and highly valuable FREEHOLD
ESTATE. in possession and reversion, consisting of the
' .ordship and Manor of Hottiton, and several improvable Farms,
with a awry considerable part of the Borough of Iloniton in hlt, .
suag..Q, Dwellings, and Lands adjacent, containing about 1450
Acres of productive Meadow, Pasture, and Arab,- land, lying
c nimwt and extending immediately from the town for a dis-
ace of more than tom miles between the iidmouth and Beer
turomke roads, producing a clear present Income of upwards of
400, hut of the estimated value of £7OOO per annum.
ly to Messrs. Bicknell and Spedding, No. 32, Lincoln's
I in Fwlds ; and to Mr. It. Koine, Land Surveyor, No. 6, liol-
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he had of Mr. Savery,Solicitor, South Effertoni near Modbury,
Devon ; and at the Office of Messrs. Townsend and Pearce, So-
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REVERSIONARY INTEREST IN THE CAPITAL SUM
OF .£19,066. 13s. 4d. IN THR S PER CENTS.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION, •
By Mr. STEWART,
At his Great Ronm. 194, Piccadilly, on Wednesday, May 26, at
Twelve o'Clock, in three Jots,
Lot 1. rill-1E ABSOLUTE REVERSION of
and in two full undivided third parts of the capital
Sum of 4%3,333. 6s. Bd. 3 per Cent. Consolidated Annuities, on
the death of a Lare.;i used 57 year..
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194, l'.ccadally.

.UABLE, EMU/ E, AND IMPROVEAL!.I:: FREE-
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SIDE of JAMES-STREET, HAYMARKET, which wiirlse
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Wednesday, the 26th dfy of May, at Twelve olClock, Ciao
Lots unless previously disposed of by Private Contract,
11 IS truly desirable and productive FREE.
tio LI) ) STATE conssts cf a spacious range of stiLstan-
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awl at model ate rect., and occupies a frontage of near 240 feet,
including the Old EbLabliihed Royal Tennis Court, a very con •
'enient and well-built Dwelling•house, the Cabinet Nlatuiactory
of Me-srs. France and Bantin, the capital Barn under the same,
which from its contiguity to StJames's, Haymarket, 6 very pro-
ductive, excellent Lofts over. it, a Building forming
-part of the
Haymarket Uheatre, and the capacious Vaults, extdruling for a
considerable depth t:nder the wSole of the Pr-miscs. All in the
several occupations of Messrs, Key and Co. Messrs. Winston and
Co. Mr. Kinghorn, Mr. Miisnilciti, and Mr. Cox, and producing
a clear Retrial of nearly meBoo per annum.
Particulars may be had of Messrs. Dawson and Wrath:law,
Savilie-place. New Burlington-street ; at the Auction Mart ; and
of Mr Stewart, Piccadilly, where a Plan and Ogvatiun of the
Premises may he seen.
The whole may he viewed by leave of the Tenants, on apply-
ing to Mr. Chuichman, at the Tennis-court, from twelve to
two o'ciock.

CI .AREMOUN
_SURkEY

he EXTENSIVE MANORS, NOBLE MANSION, with
Offices, Pleasure Grounds, capital Gardens, Fisheries, Park,
and Plantation. ; and a beautiful adjoining VILLA RESI•
DENCE., with Pleasure Grounds, Gardens, Fish Poods, and
Land.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS,
At Garry s, on Thursday, Lune 17, at 'Twelve, in I.ots,
THE MAGNIFICENT AND BEAUTIFUL
SEAT of CLAREfsIOUNT. _ _

l'he Noble and Elegant STONE and BRICK-BUILT MAN-
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and Coach-houses, beautiful Pleasure-grounds, laid out in Lawns,
Shrubberies, and Plantatioas of fine-grown Forest-trees and
Shrubs, ornamental Buildings, fine pieces of Water, well stored
with fish, capital Kitchen Garden, walled round, Gardener's
House, Hot and Succession-houses, &c.
At a convenient distance a commodious FARM HOUSE,
with excellent Farm Buildings of all descriptions, Brewl.otts..,
Laundry, &c. An extensive Park of pleasingly el4ersi.i. d
grounds, stocked with fine-grown 'Timber, sheers at Water, or-
namental Cottages, &c. three Entrance I alges. Carni,r:siog up-
wards of Three hundred and Thirty Acres, all riled round.—
The whole forming a most complete and elegant Residence fur a
Family of distinctiun.
MANORS of ESHER and MILBOURNF., Flues and Quit
Rears, with extensive Waste Lands, covered with young Tim-
ber, and plentifully stocked with Game.
A beautiful PLANTATION of about Eighty Acres, In a fine
thriving state, with extensive Drives a.;,1 pieces of Warr, on the
boundary of the waste; forming a delightful appendage to the
Park. . . . .

An elegant VILLA RESIDENCE adjoining the Park, with
escell.nt Garden, Pleasure Grounds, imi• piece of Water, with
about Fifty Acres of Wood and Meadow Land.
To be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars of Mr. Webber,
the Bailiff, on the Premises ; at the Castle, Salt-hill; Bitch,
Staines; Sun, Kingston; King's Arms, Guditford; rumwdo,
Portsmouth; Lamb Inn, Bath; Bush, Bristol; lien and Chickens,
Birmingham; at Garraw ay's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-
street, Golden-square, where •fickets for viewing may be had,
and a Plan of the Estate may be seen.
••• Within a short time after the Sale of the above, the ad-
joining Estate will be Sold by Auction; consisting of several va-
luable Farms, Plantations, and Wood Lands, all lying compacts
containing together nearly One Thousand Sevea Hundred Acres,
let to resemble Tomtit part as Lease and part at Wia.

FAMILY BRFWINO. •
XEEDHAM, RAWLINS. and go. Pat
the PORTABLE FAMILY tIREWiNtii M
respectfullydnform the NobiTy, Gentry, aid the rob
consequence of the Fire in Skinner Area, they h..ve r
their premises, No 225, (..ear Ote Hay-marke ) I
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MEMOIRS of the PRIVATE and PUBLIC
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