Star.
London, England, 1815-06-10 00:00:00

TO BE SOLD,

()NE
of the most complete VILLA RESIDEN-
CE( round Lnedon, one mile from Cumberland Cate, to
he SOLD by PRIVATE CONT AC r, on Painav, June
16th, rr on the followint day, if not disposed of on the 16th; or
a:, under Lease Let ; it is on a long Lease, and at a small ground
rent The Premises have been mostly newly built within these
years at a greet expellee : the House consists of seven large
Bed-rooms, three Dressing rooms, a goad water closet, wit': store
closets, two stoireasee and passage to the rooms. On the growel
floor are a large Breakfast and I)ining Parlours, and a handsome
Sum:ll;T GC Drawing-room in' front of Pleasure Ground; an
Entrance Hall, and a small room adjoining with sex• closet;
two large Cisterns held about 1000 gallons of wars; a louse-
keeper's room fitted up with store and china c.Vmards, a large
and lofty Ritchen well fitted up in every re..o:c: ; a .ctdkry ad-
joining with a Pump atal a good l'anzry, Leer cellar and good
airy wine cellar with proper bins ; a large ceal cellar, a neat green-
'mese and complete brswhouse. hat.k yard paved, with neer,sary
offices, a compkte piggery and poultry house with yard; a coach-
yard with double costes hoteie and harness cupheard, a 3-stalled
stable with large loft w:: k b. 11113 ; a coachman s room anti dove-
house; a large and cori.plet elaundry.Or the ground flour is a forced
pump which suti-11,;s lee coppers and cisterns, pastry and bread
revert and cellar toeler it; adpining it are three tanks hold about
1000 gallons of water, a pleasure ground tastefully laid out and
pLinted evergreens and other trees, w*.t't choice apple trees
pear and plums, and a great snantity of alt carts of fruit; a large
oval fisn-pond well stocked, intended for a bath, with a planta-
thin round it; a large kitchen garden well laid out, stocked and
planted with choice fruit trees, especially trained spalliard
apple-trees of the best eons, SOO feet in length.
The premises are enclosed with a good wall, of which
sit; hundred feet is Covered with sluice fruit trees; tile gravel
walks are 1600 feet in length atut 300 feet ilaq pavement;
the premises are elevated, and in a good neighbourhood, lie
near two great roads, and the hest walks round Loudon, anti
near the Parks, Kensington-gardens and Harrow on the Hill, and
the surrounding country in emit, ; lie detached from other houses,
antfone of the most complete residences round Londoe, is both
Town and Country, the air is soft and pore ; hatidaotue ap-
. preach to the house, and joins a large nursery garden.
This residence would be desirable for a Gen:l.:man connected
With Government Offices, or a Merchant; is as much in the
country as Kit were situated 100 milei item town, lofty newel
rive at each eud of the premiers ; It is near two amt.', and a. now
In complete repair.
'to he viewed with Tickets only, between the !eves of twelve
nod four, which can be had of Mr. Cooper, Cat ver and Gilder,
No. 41, Piccadilly ; where a plan of the premises may be seen,
and every partlcer procured.

'lO TIIE PUBLIC AT LARGE.
WEEVEY BARRACKS.
The last for Sale in the Eastern District ; with tbe FittingsfFix-
tures, and Stores belonging thereto.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
By HAWES and FENTON,
(Under the Authority of the Commissioners for the Affairs of
Barracks),
On MONDAY, the 3d day of July, 1615, and Twelve succeeding
Days, on the Premises, without Reserve,
ALL the FURNITURE, UTENSILS, and very
useful Fl fTINGS and FIX I'URF.S, in the best condition,
belonging to the BARRACKS, arWeeley, in the county of Essex,
situate about eleven miles front Colchester, and within a short
distance otwater.carriage ; aomprising strong Wilsteacli,for I.arh
and Sacking Bottoms; Wainscot Pembroke Tabks, Wiudsor
Chairs; Parlour and Kitchen Sets of Fite Irons, consisting ot
Shovels, Pokers Tongs, and Fenders; Bellows, Coal-scuttles,
and Boxes, wedadapted to the use of tallow-chandlers; large
Deal Officers' Messrtables, some Hundreds of very strong large
and small Kitchen Tables and Forms; Jacks, Spits, Iron-bound
acd otheriA'ashing-tubs, Chamber-puts, Coal-tray, and about ISO
stout Kitchen Ranges, for four-feet openings, with bloom metal
I backs; Boilers; between four and 50u Iron Pot 4 and Lids,Waterl
Pails, Tin Cane, Dry Rubbers, Floor-scrapers, Close stools ; Stable
Utensils of every kind, with various other usetui articles,and seve-
ral tons weight of wrought and cast iron, all placed in convenient
kits for trade, and for private families.
The Fittings and Fixtures comprise-
-10,000 feet of pannel doors anti angle cupboard fronts.
5,250 ditto of excellent bedding racks, posts $ by 11 Inches,
paining, &e.
1,000 ditto of shelving and skirting.
1,700 ditto of soldiers berths, arm-racks, and fittings.
70 ditto of meat rail and hooks.
60 ditto of stone sink, with lead pipes.
7 large capital dresses it, with drawers and pot boards.
2 large ironing lades.
E 61., feet of 1 inch benches and guard beds.
The above fittings and fixtures to be removed by the Purcha-
sers from the Premises, otter before the 119th day of July next.
And on Moitmtv, the 24th day of July, 1815, tail Ten follow-
ing Days, (without Reserve,)
The WHOLE of the MA TERIALS now forming the Bar-
racks at Wesley, a' lotted; containing the undermeutioned quan-
tities (more or less) viz. 740 rods reduced bt lett. work, 4,sio
squares of part and plain Wing, 8,000 yards of pebble paving,
ahem 800 tons of which is of that sort of stone used for making
the Roman cement-(a specimen of which may be seen at the Bar-
rack-Office, Spring-garden, London, and at Colchester Barracks)
4,5011 feet super Yitrk paving, 1,4(.0 ditto York steps, 4,400 ditto
li-inch Portland chttnnies, 2,560 di! to 2 -inch ditto, 4,800 squares
cat case framing and weather-boarding, 1,400 ditto I-inch lining,
i,OOO Inch deal floor and joist, 5,500 ditto it inch ditto, 700 ditto
I # inch ditto, 150 ditto 2-inch ditto, 25,000 feet cashes, frames,
and class, 90,000 ditto doors and linings, 17,300 ditto lead and
copper cuverieg, 3,000 feet run rackand manger, 1,049,000 ditto
run fir and oak scantlings of various sizes.
The wholwof which is to be puliel down by the Purchasers,
and cleared away at their risk, irons the Premises, on or Wine
the SOth day of Derehlb..r next.
The above very extensive Barracks (being the last ordered for
Sale in this District) are built ol the best Menzel timber, ar.d in
prime condition, which can be readily ascertained, front the nu-
merous opelengs made throughout the Premises, and in particu-
lar at Quadrangle, Letter A.
Catalogues of the Buildings, Fittings, and Furniture, containing
dotard Particulars, and antitheft, of Sale, may be k,d of ti4e
Au rs, Colchester; at the Rod Lion,lpswich ; Messrs. Kel-
ham and Son, Aultioneers,Clielnisierd ; Cups, Harwich; (Sedge
and Barker's, Bistr; Bell Inn, Faxmundltam ; Angel lon, Var.
mouth ; Stevenson and %whet's, Norwich; Crown Inn, Frain.
Brigham ; R. Cana, Auctioneer, Wixxibridge ; and at the Auction
Mart, Lentil's, by Monday, the faith day ot Junin
'1 be kale will continence punctually at Eleven n'Clock each
4110sy,

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