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London, England, 1806-03-22 00:00:00

MILFORD HOUSE. with Twenty four Acres of Rich Land
furroundiag, produdivis Gatlin, with Grape Houk, Shrubbery,
Fee. within four Miles of Lymington,
r BE LET, Furnillted, for an unexpired Term
rof Six 'Years. The Houle contains Drawing Room and
Dieing Room 30 feet by an each, and le feet high. Brtakfaft Par-
lour, Momios Room, Library. folk twit Bed Chambers, three
DrefEng Rooms, five Servants' Chambers, Kitchen, Scullery, Ser-
vants' Hall, Butler. Pantry, Houfekeeper's Room, two Water
Clofets, two Staircafes, detached are two Coach Houft., Hones
Room, two Four (tall Stables, Brewhouk; Laundry, Waggon and
Cart Sheds, Re. -
The Situation is (insularly beautiful, commanding delightful
Views of the Needle Rocks, Welt Channel, We of Wight, and
furrounding Town and Villages, diftant three miles and a quarter
from the Sea, twenty-two from Southampton, twenty-four from
Selaury-..Terms moderate.
Farther particulan may be known of Mr. George Hookey,
Southampton, or of Mr. Rkbard Hollins, Lyndapou.—ketters
(polt paid) will meet with due attention.
THE FIRST PART OF THE TRUCHSESSIAN GALLERY.
To be PEREMPTORILY SOLD by AUCTION,
By McKee SKINNER, DYKE, and Co.
Without Refuse,
On Thurfday the 27th of March, deb, at Twelve o'Cleck, and
Two following Days, at the Trueldeffian Gallery, in the New
Road. Mary •la bonne, London,
THE Firll Part of that Magnificent and Truly
Capital COLLECTION of PICTURES, well known as
forming the TRUCHSESSIAN GALLERY; which ban been
Imported at an immenk ermine from the Continent.
They campsite Come of the limit Works of the molt celebrated
Maness of the Italian, French, Eland, German, and Dutch
Schools, viz.—
R Perluzzi Le Mein Holfilen
Giorgiase Beedegne C. Schwartz
. Baroedo Risk
Bowelneke Vandyek t=randt
, P. Veronde paallimit • - Wonl/4trmane
A. Careen A. DOW ThaJardiu
Caviclonc H. Orustawald Rnyfdael
A. Sacchl L. Craned/ Mkris
S. Bourdon ' J 4 Beeinfene Brower
Penile Nede
Mdlc
Aeon 411 re MINN I.llllfrell are the St. Cope and
Angela, Ca MI LIAM. andi.his Soo., Guido Oggpmel ; a
Wornanwitlo bier Mid imp; Rembrandt I 'grand] .eirilfeipe,
V.ne of Tivoli, by Poicamilwrokand Jikezhens ; a bmuSh tend-
(cape, by Bath ; tosothar will leidlal me Specimen of the ratty
German Scheel, MOW kr Akar limn
To be viewed dm days preamling the 414 mad eatalrgues
may be had at One MN* ettehosa die !rasa; and of Media.
Skinner, Dyke, and OR A 11101.11401111 aille et M. Oeuvre&
printer, Baths MOM Roane hid Co. pelleters, RAMA ; Mr.
Ballnro, printer, Liverpool; Mr. Donaldron, printer, Edinburgh;
Mr. Tait, !whiter, Glafpw ; and of Mds. Gilbert and Hodges,
booktell.n. Dublin.
N'AL AND aI'HIIR TIMBER, SPINY AND SOUND.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
Os Wedoelday the 9th of April, iBo6, at the Hattliet Public-
Hoare, la Sheffield Englifh, near Rosary', Hants, together, Or
ill Late.
ONE HUNDRED and SIXTY-THREE OAKS,
,or which 103 are computed to be at about 3t Meeting, and
6o at /8, with the Tops, Lops, and Bark thereof, growing con•
venient for carriage to the neighbouring Sea Pacts, and is cafily
obtained.
The Timber may be viewed, by application to Mr. Thomas Ro-
berts, of Sherdeld Warren Houle, and printed particulars had of
him, as well as at the White Horfe inn, at Royalty; the Shoe inn .
at Plaitford ; the Dolphin Inn, at Southampton; the. George Inn.
at Winchefter; the Anchor inn, at Redbridge; the 'metal=
Coffeelidife, in London ; and at Shafield Hatchet.
Experienced Riners are engaged.= the colkonary Terms.
ISLE OF WIGHT.—CAPITALOAICTIMBER.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mere. TUCKER and PITTIS,
At the Bugle Inn In Newport, on Wednefday the 26th day of
Match, precifely at four o'clock in the afternoon,
THE following Lou of Capital OAK TIMBER,
now growing on the feveral Manors and Mates of Sanwa,
Hardinehute Whitfield, Sroalibroke, Barnfley, and Park, in the
Parifhes of Beading, New/church, and St. Helen's, being very va.
'liable, and prime Timber of large dimesfions fit fur Naval and
Commercial purpoki, and remarkably found in quality.
LOT Trees.
I. In Hardingthute and Broadlay fields 399
a. Nunwelt fields, Green Lane, and Broadlay Coppice 283
3. Whitefield Grove and Meadow, with Bulltey piece - 397
4. Whitelield fields do":
s. Whiteley fields - - 383
A Swan Pond and Bufhey piece - 284-
7. Angels Lane with Aldcrmoor Coppice and Grove 159
8. Smatlbruke Heath . - 566
9. Akkrmour Heath fields, and Heath Ruw 260
10. Rows and &Idiom Great Smallbroke . 396
It. Little Smalibroke, Coppice and fields - 301
t 2. Little Smailbroke, Grove and Prunifeathers aby
t 3. Damao, and Preftwood, weft of the road from Ryde to
Bradlog . 329
' 14. Barone/ acid Preltwood Rowe - 4,38
13. Lineekik fields, north of Handley Furrchills and fields
adjoining - 295
i 6, Smiley Coppice, Meadows, and Marik - • 1:6
17. Cothey Cuttum Coppice • 429
iB. Wefibroke Coppice • -16 a
tp. Wefthruke fields and Meadows - 381
zo. Park Coppice - . sop
' 1f , Park fields - . . 423
11. Park Hungerhills and St. Helen's - 19t
23. Fall fide of Whiteficld Wood - 643
l 24. W'clt fide of Whitefield Wood - 1396
! 25. trickled piece by Whiteficid Coppice - 224
: 26. White&kl Coppice - - 236
27. Rough piece by Fount:hoar- - - 145
2.8. Truck ells Wood . - 579
29. Hardinellitne Coppice . - ion
30. Thicket!' Fields and Roak Mead - 139