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London, England, 1812-08-04 00:00:00

SURREY, ON THE BORDERS OF KEN

CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE. upwards of FIVE HUN.
DRED ACRES, free of Great Tithe, and Land-tax redeem-
ed—Eligible Residence, with Offices, Ga,dens. fine Pieces
of Water, excellent Farm Buildings, Hunter.' Stables, Stc.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's' To-morrow, August 5, at le, is One Lot,
THE COLE HARBOUR ESTATE, a very
Compact Pleasant FAMILY RESIDENCE, with Offices
of all descririonf, C each houses, capital Stall Stables, Gat-
dens, Green-house, Pleasure Ground, Intersected by pieces of
clear Water, stored with Fish, spacious warm Farm Yard, with
Bailiff's Cottage, Barns, Stables, Cart Ledges, and various
Out-buildings, in good conditiou, a capital new Thrashing Ma-
chine on the best construction, excellent new-built Stables for
ten hunters, together with three Boxes, large Saddle Room,
Blacksmith's, Wheeler's, and Carpenter's Shops, kveral Cot-
tai;es for Labourers, and two compact Co, tages, near Wickham,
and sundry Enclosures of Meadow, Pasture. Arable, and Wood
Land. The whole Est ate upwards of Five Hundred and Eleven
Acres, free of Great Tithe, and the Land tax redeemed ; the
principal part of the Lands are in a bi,h state of cultivation;
the greatest part has been dralned at a very consist rable expense,
and in a very improveab e state. The Estate in a ringtfeme,
the greatest part surrounded with a belt of thriving trees, a
cheerful and commanding situation, very desirable for a Genii:-
man fond of agricultural pursuits, abounding with game and
plenty of excellent water : fox, stag, and hare hounds arc kept
in the neighbourhood; distant from Croydon three miles, front
Bromley four, and 13 from Loudon. Immediate possession may be
had of all the Land, and of Le House in a short while.
May be viewed by Tickets. Pat titulars may be had of Mr.
Cook, the Bailiff, on the Estat; ; and at the Swan, Wickham;
King's Arms, and Greyhound, Croydon; Bell, Bromley; Wheat
Sheaf, Upper Tooting; of Messrs. Foulkes and Co. Solicitors,
Sour ampton-street, Strand; at Gartaway's; and of Mr. Robins,
Warwick-street, Golden square, where Tickets may be had,
and a Plan of the Estate may beseen.

WIMBLEDON, SURREY.
Eligible FAMILY RESIDENCE, Offices, Pleasure-Grounds, ex.
cellent Kitchen garden, Coach-honseit, Stables, and Fourteen
Acres of Grass Land; with immediate Posiesslon.
By Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway's, on Thursday, August 12, at 12,
ikVERY desirable LEASEHOLD ES ['ATE,
comprising a commodious Family Residence, delightfully
situate at Wimbledon, commanding extensive views over the
rich and fertile surrounding country, planned with every conve-
nience for a Nobleman and Gentleman's Family of distinction ;
containirg on the first storey three excellent bed rooms, neatly
fitted up, a dressing. room, a drawing-room, neatly papered, La-
dy's morning and breakfast-room; on the ground floor, a paved
entrance-hall, with windows opening to a spacious lawn ; at the
back, an excellent dining-parlour, walls coloured, and cove ceil-
ing, stoic- room, gentleman's dressing-romm, houskeeper's room,
butler's pantry and bed-room, arrvant's hall, spacious lofty kit-
chen, scullery, and three servant's bed-rooms, cellars; ou the
basement, out-offices, larder, knife.house, &c.; coach-house, fire-
stall stable, harness-room, man's room, and loft over; a paved
court, and a pump of excellent water. 'I he House is screened
from the road by a thriving plantation, with a lawn and carriage-
drive; at the back, a spacious lawn, gravel-walk, plantation, &c.
and, contiguous, Fourteen. Acres of Meadow Land, with stable,
cow-house, calf-pens, barn, and other buildings, and an excellent
kitchen-garden.
To be viewed, by Tickets; Particulars may be had on the pie-
mises; at the , Wimbledon; 'falbot, and Greyhound, Rich.
ntond; Red Lion, Putney; Plough, Clapham; at, Garraway's ;
and of Mf. Robb's, Warwick-street, Golden square, where Tie- .
kets for viewing may be had, and a Plan of the Estate seen .

COCK FARM, DEPLING, KENT, within Three Miles of
Maidstone, and six of Chatham —Desirable Freehold Estate,
Excellent Farm House, and Out-buildings, and upwards of
Forty-six Acres of Meadow, Arable, Pasture, and Wood-land.
By Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway's, on 'Thursday, August 27111,
at le, in one Lot,
AVERY Desiratilib FREEHOLD ESTATE,
called COCK FARM, delightfully situate within three
miles of Maidstone, and six of Chatham, in the county of Kent,
a very eligible situation for erecting a Villa, commanding beau-
tiful views of the surrounding country, and the River Medway ;
coitiprising a very excellent Farm-house and Outbuildings, and
sundry Enclosures of Meadow, Arable, Pasture, and Wood Land,
containing upwards of 46 Acres, all lying.compact, in the occu-
pation of Mr. Samuel Kitney, tenant at will.
Tn be viewed by applying to the tenant, of whom Particulars
may be had; at the King's Heads, Sutton Valence, and Staple-
bunt; Saracen's Head, Ashford; Swan. Charing; Dog and Bear,
Lenham ; Star, Maidstone ; -Fountain. Canterbury ; Crown, Ro-
chester; Rose, Sitdngbuurne ; Granby Head, Dartford; at Gar-
raway's, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-erect, Goldarsquare,
where a plan of the Battle may be sees.

KENT.—WOODSDEN and HOLMIFELDIi, betwven HEAD-
CORNEandEG RRTON.—EllgibleFß F.E HOLD ESTATES,
Farm House, Barns, excellent Out-building~, and Fifty-six
Acrts of rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Lan I.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garrawsy's, en Tknrsday, August 27, at Twelve, in two Lots,
THE very Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATES,
situate near to Hradcorne, in a very beautiful and fertile
part of the County of Kent, between Maidstone, Ashford, and
Feverilam.

Lot r. Comprises Woo laden Farm, situate in the Parish of
Broughtoo.Malherbe, within three m-Ls of Headcorne, on the
road to Grafty-green and Lenhatn; cousisting of a commodious
Farm House, extensive Gardens, Barn, Stable, and all necessary
Out-buildings, we!l supplied with water, and sundry It:closures
of excellent Mea tow, Pasture, Arable, and Wtsod Land, lying
compact, and adjoining the lands of Sir Horace Mann, to the
occupation of, anti on Lease to, Mt. E F.-y, a resi-ectable tenant.
rot 2. A compact Estate, consinirg of three enclo. ores of rich
Meadow and Arable Land, containing upwards of E-ghteenAcreb,
within a quarter of a mile of Woodsden, in the occupation ofs
and on Lease to Mr. John Hill, hounded on the South ►ide by the
road from Soot herde:i to Egerton, and on the North by a fine
stream of water, and with the foregoing Lot might be con-
veniently occupied as ons Farm.
To be viewed by applying to the Tenants, of whom Partial.
late may he had.

ORCES £t&SHIME. -
FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD MANOR. and ESTATFS.
To he SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs. COURT and JACOB,
On Wednesday, the 12tli August next, at Eleveh o'Clock in the
Forenoon, at the Royal Hotel, in Birmingham,
THE WOODROW FARM, in the parish of
Bromtgrove, consisting of a superior Farm•house, capable
at a small e;:pente of being converted into a residence, with spa-
cious and convenient Out-buildings, and upwards of 291 Acres
of Land, lying within a ring fence; the whole freehold, and part
tythe free ; nt.w in the possession of Mr. Thomas Carpenter.
The BROOK HOUSE FALUef, consisting of a good Farm-
house, with convenient Out-buildings, and upwards of 68 Acres
Al' Land, lying within a ring fence; the whole freehold, and part
tythe free; now in the possession of IVlr.Thornas Hook Carpenter.
The MANOR of CHADDICH, in the pariah ofilromsgrave,
together with A. R. P.
Chaddich Hall Farm, containing - 231 S 13
The Beacon Farm - len 0 CI
The Manor Farm - 113 3 so
Broad Moor Wood 7 0 2
Square Coppice S 1 14
Beacon Wood - 17 0 99

Bg Wood 2t 0 34
Square Coppice • - - s 3 1$

540 2. 6

1 he Manor and Farms last mentioned are Leasthuld, held
undo the Dean aiul Chapter of Christ Church, Oxford.
At the same time will he Sold, several smaller Lots of Free.
hold Land, lying near the above.
These Estates form a very eligible and improvable property;
are extremely compact, well situate for markets, being &Brant
from Worcester 14 miles, Birmingtam 10 mils, Stourbridge 8,
and Bromsgrove 2 miles, near excellent reads.
The Manor and Farms, from the situation of the woods and
hills, are admirably well calculned for the production and pre-
servation of game, with which they are well stocked ; and there
are several good Pools fur breeding and feeding fisb. The seve-
ral Tenants will chew the Premises, of which possession may be
bad at Michaelmas next.
Descriptive Particulars and Plans will be ready by the end of
the month of July ; and may be had at the r.incipal inns in the
neighbourhood ; and at the Offices of Joseph Robins, Esq. Stow'.
bridge; Messrs. Bourne and Son, Dudley; Mr. Rolson, Brom*.
grove; Mr. R. W. Gem, and Messrs. Lee and Currie, Birming-
ham ; or of the Auctioneers, at Blackstone, near Bewiiley ; or at
their Office in Worcester.

GLOUCE.9I ERSHI it E.
SUDELEY CASTLE, MANolol,and FREEHOLD ESTATE.
On Thursday, the 27th of August, 1812, at the Plough Hotels
Chehenham, in thirty-one Lou,
QUDELEYCASTLE, tad the extensive MANOR
ki of SUDELEY (with Winchcomb), and 2268 Acres of
*able, Meadow, Past tire, and Wood Land, lying compact, well
timbered and watered (the greatest part whereof ii covered by a
modus in lieu of tytbes, and is uncommonly rich and fertile),
now Jet in capit.ll and convenient Farms, held on old leases which
will expire at the time the Sale will be completed, with good
Farmhouses, Buildings, Labourers' Cottages, and other requi-
sites, rendering it Gllle of the finel Istates is the enmity. •
The Castle, at a moderate expence, m,ght be fitted up asp t
magnifies nt Mansion; and, the Lots are divided so as to form
several eligible Estates, with beautiful 'int-trims and views, tit
for the residence of Gentlemen fond of Agriculture, as well as
of oliulent Graziers and Farmers. Turnpike roads have lately
been it ade from this property to Cheltenham, seven miles ; tot
Tewkesbury, Eveshain, and Stow, each 10 mites. •
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Richard Ireland, at the !
Lodge Farm, neat Winchcomb, of whom printed particulars,
with a Map, may be bad; and also at the principal Inns in the
County; at the White Hart Hotel, in Bath; at the Odlco of
Mes3rs.Farrer and Co. Lincoln's-Inn Fields,Loodiatt; and of
Mewl, Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Sanatory.

HA MPSHIRIL
TO BE SOLD. ar LET, by PRIVATE OONTIt ACT, -
A FitEEHoLD MARINE VILLA, with lb
Aires of Arable, Meadow, and Pastore twit!, mo 4 desire..
bly situated near Litristcherch, within. short distance t"e sta.
The House stands on'a Lawn, and comfort& mo.t extensive sea
and land prospetts the rides extremely pleasant, and the r ads
and v aver very toad. The Hoene is eleganly Furnish-4, and
the Offices very convenient. Immettate possestion•may be Sad.
Particulars may he known by applylaa to Adam M 'tray que.
veyor and Land Ageut, 61, St. Martin's:dam, Chariot cross, if
by letter, psst Paid.

HAMPSHIRE.
To be LETT, for a l'erm of 14 years, and entered en at
Michaylmaa next.
AVERY desirable FARM, situated near Bishop's
tValtham and Drsxf rd, and shout IS miles from Gos.
poft and Portsmouth; comprisirg a ioo.l Farm-house, carom, I
barns, stables, and ( Veer out-buildings, and 850 acres of good
arable and pasrure lard, very much adapted to the turnip buss
istradry.—Tor tickets to view slid further
.particular arPIT t.
Adam Murray, Surveyor ald Land Agent, It, St. Petarthes-lane,
Charing-cross; if by letter, post pild.

SHOOTER'S HILL.-atTO BE DISPOSED OF,
r 'HE LEASE, with immediate possession, or a
v( ry cows:odious FAMILY MANSION and COT TA 4*,
a•tarhed and detached Offices, gond Gardens, Ortyn-home, Gra.
pery. and Melon-grounds, Shrubbery and PlPasure.wallta, most
ts.tefully laid out, fish-pond, and large Ice-house, with lode-.
closure of Meadow and Pasthre Land, containing together about,
SO Acre?, most beautifully situated at Shooter's-hill, only eigitt
miles from Lone.m.
To be viewed only by tickets, which mbe bad, and further
particulars known, br applying to Adam Murray,M Surveyed' and
Land Agent, 61, St. Martin's-hum, Charing-cross, if by Wm',
post paid.

. TO BE 40111 BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.
A FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate •at Nanall
Corner in the parish of Barking, in the county of Inlet
on the verge of Hainault Forest, upon which it has In Wendy;
right of Common and a yearly Anignment of *ood, consisting
nt a Mestuage, Barn, Stables and other out Buildings In sub
stantlal repair, a Farm yard, and five Clo.es of Arable, M adow
and Pasture i.aAd, together vei,b a large Garden well *incited
and planted with Fruit Trees, and a Fishio:d socked ss, it
Fish, and containing in the whole slateen three roods„
two perches by admeasurementt more or iess—in ntetEat- 11.1 s.
session may be had. Further Particulars may be known anal
Plan of the Estate seen by applying to Mr. Laird, Sol cit
Hart-greet, b:oomsbury Square; and the Estate lily be visored
by applying t Thomas Bel.), Husbandman, rear tie Prensitee.
Padnall Corner lies to the WI about three miiesfrost U feed, and
three from Romford.

TO BE LET, for a Term of amity-one Ten, and entered •
upon at next
ALL that capital FARM of LEICHAPEL and
WOOTTONS, wtth good Farneisesse and °Sees, vela
SOS Acres, S Roods. and 16 Penises of goo I Arable, Meadow,
and l'asture Land, lying very compost, and well ineesed; tie
greatest part of which is tithe-free and urn-parochial. Also, the
Right of little over 111 Acres, t Rood, and I I Perches of gang
Arable Land, adjoining.— l hese Farms are we/ caldlsted fer del
wheat, drilled beans, wheat, and red stover limy, sad are
well situated for procuring dung and time, sod send* the pro•
duce to the London market, bang only a very shun amen
from a navigable creek, leading into the river name% Gee ashes
from Billericay, eight from Graveseed, is treat Raeford, me
only 24 miles from London. The present Teasers will Are do
Farms, and further particulars may be known by spay* nip '
Adam Murray, Surveyor and Lend Agent, No. O 1, St. MaMals•
lane, Charing-cross ; if by letter, post paid.

TOOTH POWDEst.
BEAUTIFUL White Teeth may be regarded as
one of the greatest bkssinp Provideoce eaa bestow. without ,
which the finest formed face is Imperfect; inattentioa to theme*
sad gum is the prindpsl came of an olkosive breath. Birmea's
VILOITAILa RISTOaAI ITS Tools POWata la a most elapse
and certain remedy for all diseases of the teeth and pass ; Its
c—
lar qualities are not simply confined to elsensing the v wiU preserve them in the highest state of perfection; It
render them beautifully white, fasten such as may be loess, surd
restore them to their original purity, entirely eradicate the scurvy
in the gums, cause them to adhere close and firm to the teeth,
render them of a healthful red, and the breath delicately
relieve and cure the most excruciating tooth-ada, parbilss.."l4
swelled face.
Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4: Chispide, cornet
of Paternostepraw ; and retail by Belem trilharp, Portsmouth
Hall and Johnson, Gosport : ' '

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