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TO BE SOLD IX AUCTION,
At the Fall-11Iooit Hotel, in th,i City of Bristo!, on Thursday,
the 2.3 d day of November instant; between the hours of two
four o'clock in the afternoon, if nu' sooner disposed of by
Pivate Contract, of which Notice shall be .z,!itin,
A GENTEEL. RESIDENCE and very Valuable
FREEHOLD ESTA IE, near the pleasant and healthy
Village of Winterhourrc, in the County of Gloucester, ill miles
from the opulent city of Bristol, now occupied by I. R. Phillips,
Esq. consisting of a Family House, two walled kitchen Gar-
delis well stocked with choice Fruit Trees, Shrubbery, and good
Offices; containing abnot • Ten Acres of the finest Lind. with
excellent Water, and wan y other valuable Appendages. The Place
is entire. and within a ,?'•nce. I'LL Purchaser may bait ini-
I mediate possesion, and be otherwise accommodated.
For Treaty and every tither Information, apply to M. G. Steele,
Esq. the Owner, at the Full.:viooti ; and printed Parti-
ent.rs may he had at cite Otlic.e of NL.ssrs. Carlale and Son, Bed-
ford•row, London.
Letters are desired to be free of postage.
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FREEHOLD,
lI.‘NOVER-SQUARE I'RINCES-STREET.
Capital Mansion House, Officus, &fulled Stable Yard, Coacti
Stahl... 9, Wash HjUS4, Laundry, Sm. also a smaller
14uusr:,djoiniug, in Prlncersirevt,
10 BC. PY AUCTION, ET MR. ROBINS,
At Garravtay's, on Tituritlay, the Ith of December, at Twelve,
la Three Lots,

A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ES PATE, rata-
prising a spacious reomy etmirsb!y.situate
in Hanover-square, corner of Princes-street, arpropriate fir
Family of distinction, or a Family Hotel, (Jr purpose it is
admirably adapted, containing on the upper boor seven Bed-
roams, stcond ;I >or five Bedchambers' first door a handsome
Drawing-rooai, Walls papered, enriched Ceiling and Cornice,
Foldin:z-doors ar.d Marble Chimney-piece, two spacious Bed-
chanshers, Dressing-room and Water-closet, principal and s-con -
dory Stir-case.; Ground-Boor, Entrance-hall, inclosed by Fold •
ins-doors, Vestibule or Inas:MlA, capital Dining-parlour, Bre:A-
fast-room, Library and Water-closet, with Door to the leads;
in the Easament are aU requisite Offices, detached Kitchen, copi •
tai Wine-cellar:, Areas, with numerous Vaults, &c.
Adjoining in Princes-street, is a Freehold, compact and sub-
stantial I louse, containing two Rooms on a Fluor, with conve-
nient Oflic.-s, and which may be Lid to the Mansion, and ferns
a capital RasitLiice for a large Family. la a Mews at the back
of the House, is a double Coach-house, five-stall Stable, with
Left and Mans Room over, private Passage to aa. extensive
WE..l.hollSe and Latrthicy, and Shed yt the buck.
To he viewed by Tickets. Particulars on site Premises; at
Messrs. Hanson and Birch, Solicitors, Chancery-lane; at Garra-
way's ; and of r. Robins, Warwick-steet, Golden-square.

• GLOUCESTERSHIRE AND WORCESTERSHIRE.
CAPITAL MANSION, FARM, DEPUTATION OF
_ _

MANOR, &
TO BE LET fora Term of Years au i entered upon at Christ-

mu next,
AMODERN and capacious MANSION, adapted
in every particular for the immediate reception of 1 Noble-
man or Gentleman of fortune, and most eligible for those whits
Avis% for a commodious Country Residence or Ornamental Villa.
The hlansion consists of Dining, Drawing, Breakfast and Billiard
Rooms, and a Library of good dimensions, and furnished id the
highest degree of el-gance and taste ; numerous convenient Bed-
rooms, Housekeeper's-room, Butlor's Pantry, Laundry, together
with every requisite, annexed and detached Offices, arched Cel-
lars, Stablings, Ceach-houses, Farm-yard, Poultry-yard, Cyder-
Mill-house, ;at the confties of a Shrubbery and Planta-
tions is an extensive walled Carden stocked with Fruit-strets,
well cropped, together with Green-house, Gardener's House,
Aviary, Any coati:oy of good Meadow Land and part
Orchardbig (in its prime and full bearing) not exceeding 70 Acres,
and about 2U Acres of Arable will be let with it. The Deputa-
tion of a Manor and free Warren pretty extensive and well sup-
plied with Game, may be granted. The neighbourhood social
and respectable, the roads good, and the situation celebrated for
the salubrity of its air, the excellency of its soil, and purity of
water.
A Mail passes daily within a mile of the Mansion, which ii
centrically situated between the Cities of Worcester, Gloucester,
and Hereford, front each of which it is only a short ride, an easy
day's journey from the fashionable resorts of Cheltenham, Barb,
and Clifton, adjacent to several good Market Towns, rd conti-
guous to the romantic and picturesque Malvern Wells.
Fur further particulars and to treat for the premises, apply to
the Proprietor W. H. Yate, Esq. Fromesberrow-place, near
Gloucester ; Mr. George Hill, Solicitor, Worcester ; or Mr.
Cecil Berke, Solicitor, No. 2, Bream's-Buildings, Chancery-lane,
London.
N. B. The Furniture, which is new and in a style of fashion and
taste, together with the .Live and uutpda. truck, tkay be ;ales
by appraisement.