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London, England, 1813-07-16 00:00:00

BROCKLEY HILL, KENT.

Delightful Residence, with Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, and
Meadow Land, Rc, wi.hin Six MiJes of Town.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Carraway's, on 1 harsday, at tw.lve,

ADesirable LEASEHOLD I:STATE, compris.
ih; a very eligible And conumadicus Residence, planned
for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, del;ghtiu :y
situate in a rural part of the County of Kent, near Brodsky-bid,
between Lewiaham, Dulwich, and Sydenham, commanding
pies•ing aed inti-resting View-, wi.h beautiful walks and rides in
vatiot.a directioes, separated from the road by a close f.mce, en-
closed pith folding gates, and screened by thriving esnrilrt et:
forest trees and line grown timber, approached by a ea:riagi.
drive, encircling a Lan it, planted with shrubs, flow rs, &c.
The 'louse contit'its on the upper story, a Nurzery and red-
room adjoining, a small *.l.reping-roiiiii or Dritssing-toom, twsi
ether lied chambers, Charts in the &tic:tent rooms, and a Store.
room ; lirst-floor, five exc. llent Bed-cliambers, handsomely pa-
pered, of good proportions, tl.ieets, &c.; ground storey, Entrance
Hall, Breakfast Parlour, Gentleman's D:essing-runini Library,
and in the wings a handsome Drawing-roiim and Eating-pailour,
thirty teat by twenty tee, thirteen feet high, opening to a Ve
tanda the length of the front of the house, and looking upon
the lawn, a colocade connecting the Louse with a eOIiSC(VI
tory stored with grapes; in the basement are all requi-it
Offices, detached ca, ital I iur-rall Stable, Farness-room, with
Lott and Mena Room over, a Cart-horse Stable, two Coat
Huissea, Laundry, and Frhic Room over, Gardener's House n.
an enclosed Yard, Poultry Houses, Drying Ground, two Kitchet.
C.:aides*, one part ss alical, fully stocked, cropped, and planted:
the Pleasure Grounds are laid out with taste, and excellent Gra-
vel Walks, an Orchard, and Meadow Land, containing in all up-
wards of thirteen IScres.

To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be Lad on the
Premises; at the Lion and Lamb. Leoisham ; Green Man
Diackticaili ; Bell, Bromley; King's Anus, and Crr;•liuund
Croydon; Golden Lien, Sydenham; At Garraway's, =dot Mr.
robins, Warwick•atact, Goldcn•:quare.

SUSSEX, ON THE SEA COAST, SIXTY-FOUR MILES
FROM LONDON.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr. PEYTON,
At the Swan ha, at Hastings, in tt•e Cnuaty of Sussex, en
Monday, the 9:11 day of August next, at Three &Clock iu the

Afternoon, in Seven Lots, unless previously clispostd of by
Private Contract, of which due nos. c will be given,
AVERY valuable ESTATE, situate at Bexhill,
in the County of Suasex. Two substantial newly elected
Dwelling-houses, wills all th:cessary Oakes, Gardena, and Plea-
sure-grounds; Ciittages' Coach-hoes •, Stablin:r, and s.:ndry
Closes of Meadow and Pasture Land In a high state of cultiva-
tion, containing it: the whole 19 Acres.
Tlis Estate is in the omit:34;m of the'Proprictor, and in a
high state of cultivation, and possession may be had on com-
pleting the purchase.
Deseriptivi. Particulars may be had, by applying to Mr. Mate,
Pes,raaaer, at Bexhill, who wilt slitsv the Premises and a Ma,,
of the several Lots; at the principal Inns in the ileig'thourhood ;
the Place of Sale; and of Messrs. Shadwtil, Bishop, and Co. So-
licitors, Hastings • and of Mr. James, New Boswell-court, Lit:-
coin's Inn, Londt;n,,lwha are authorised to treat. by Ps.vare Coll.
tract, and where Maps are dt.i•a•it d.

SOMERSETSHLRE-ASIIWICK GROVE AND E.iTATES.
TO BE SOLD IN FEE BY AucTioN,
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At 01.1 Down Inn, in the County of S•,m.rset, on F.iday, the
ISth day of Aug!.At next, at Four &Clock hi the Afternoon

precisely, unless previonsly disposed of by Private Contract,
of which notice will be given,
THAT beautiful VILLA, called ASHWICK
GROVE; with the Pleasure•grounds, Plantations, and
Woods thereto adjoining and belonging; containing about 20
Acres, late the Property and Residence of JOHN Ilixxi:ausxr.r,
Esq. deceased; together with several Farms and Lands, in the
foll-v.ing Lots:
1. oT 1. ASHWI CK GROVE HOUSE; comprising a Dining-
room, Drawing-room, Breakfast-room, Howielteepees-room, Ser-
vants -ball, Kitchen, Cellars, and other convenient Offices, on the
Ground Floor; ei:dtt Bed-rooms on the First Floor, and three
Servants' Apartments; Coach-house for two Carriages, Harne.s.
room, Stabling for eight Horses, an Et*:tra-ce Lodge, excellent
walled Kitchen-;arden, well stocked with Fruit-trees, with a
Gardener's House and Fool-house adjoining; Pleasure-ground,
Plantations, and Woods, all adjoining, and comprising nearly 20
Acres; and several Closes of Meadow and Patture I a_p_i:-
ing the same, called Pill Grove, the Fosse Estate, the Park, and
the Five Acres, and containing together about Fitty Acres, with
Two Cottages erected thereon.
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Lot 2. A good Farm-house,BarniStable, Ox.stabling, Garden,
and all other conveniences, and seven Closes of rich Meadow
Land thereto wipining, called Sints's and Norris's, including a
valuable Lime Kiln tlwreon, and containing together about 40
Acres, in the occupation of Robert Hues.
Lot 3. Two Closes of excellent Meadow Land, called Long-
Mouse Ground, containing about 13 Acres, also in the occupation
of the said Robert Hues.

Lot 4. A Close of Arside Land adjoining the Frame turnpike.
road, in the Parish of Shepton Mallett, containing about 12
Acres, called Jenkyns's Grounds, in the occupation of the said
Robert Hues•

Lot 5. A good Farm.house, Stable, Yard, and Garden, and 26
Acres of excellent Water Meadow, and 13 Acres and a half of
rich Meadow or Pasture Land adjoining, situate in the Parish of
Stoke Lane, and in the occupation of the said Ruben Hues.
Ashwick Grove is delightfully situatet in a genteel neighbour-
hood on a good turnpike-road, in the Parishes of Ashwick, Stoke
Lane, aid Shepton Mallet', about t 7 miles from Bristol, 13 from
Bath, six from Weds, and three front Shepton Mallet!, and may
be viewed to the time of Sale, on application at Ashwick Grove
House.

For flanker Particulars or treaty by Private Contract, applica.
!ion may be made to Mews. Bredcrip, Meihan and brodertp,
Wells. If application be made by letter, it must be poet paid.
A Coach from Bath to F.xeter passes through Ashwick every
day (except Stiodam)

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