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London, England, 1812-04-18 00:00:00

GREENWICIL-TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.

Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land-tax Redeemed; eligible
Land to. Build on, capital MANSION, OFFICES, &c. on
Croom's Hill.
By Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway's, or. Tuesday, May 12, at
Twelve, in One Lot,

A VERY Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
Land-tax redeemed, situate on Croom's Hill, Greenwich,
and opening to Royal Hill ; comprising a capital MANSION-
HOUSE, with roomy Offices of all descriptions, Yard, Gar-
denet 's house, Wash.liou,e, and Laundry, Coach •houses, Stables
and Out-buildings; two excellent productive Gardens waned
round, Green-house, &c.; Lawns, Pleasure-grounds, and Mea-
dow-Land, the whole upwards of Six Acres' and a small piece u:
Lea,ehohl Land, all lyirsg compact, gravel walks round, orna-
mented with full-grown limber. roomy Pavilion, &c. in posses-
sion of Capt. Hamilton, whose term expires before Midsummer
nit. '1 his Estate is most eligibly situate for building, com-
manding a large fro .rage to Croom's Hill, the Northwest angle
opening and overlooking the Park, and the South-end to Royal-
hill, a beautiful spot, and most desirable property for erecting
Residence and Buldinzs.

May be viewed, with tickets, and by apply:ng on the Pre-
mises, where Paniculars may be bad; at the Ship, and Grey-
h ,und, Gretnwlch ; of Mr. Cook, carpetrer, Royal-hill; at the
Royal Mortar, Woolwich ; Green Man, blackheath ; of Messrs.
llyneley's, Gray's Inn; at Garrawa)'s •' and of Mr. Robins, War-
wick-strett; Goldro-aquare; where Plan oft he eta t n ay) e
seen.

NEAR (UILDFORD, SURREY.

Capital Freehold Estate, near Five Hundred Acres, called Down-
Place Manor Farm, abounding with Game, au eligible Pio•
petty fur investing Money, or for Itesidence.
By Mr. ROBINS,

At Garraway's, on 'Thursday, May 928, at twelve, by order of
the Proprietor, under the authority of the Commissioners for
the Sale and Redemption of the Land-Tax,
THE very eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE,
called DOWN-PLACE MANOR FARM, abounding
with Game, Coppices and Wohd Land, with a capital Mansion
or Farm Honse, Offices of all descriptions Barns, Stables, Cattk-
Sheds, and various Out-buildings and Cottages, together with
sundry Enclosures of Meadow, Pasture, and Arabk Land, hi a
good stare of ctJtivation ; the whole &tate comprising upwards
of Four Hundred and Eighty Acres, in a ring fence, lu possession
of Mr. George Ellis, for the remainder of a term of twenty-one
years, which expires at Michaelmas, 1817, at a very low old rent,
but immediate possession of part of the Land nay be had, if re—
quired. This Estate forms a very desirable property for a resi-
dence, being all compact, a healthy and ties ated situation, good
roads, and cxcellent neir,likourhood, only two miles from Guild-
ford, four from Gudalnting, eight from Farnham, and thirty-two
from Loudon.

May be vitwed by applying to Mr. Fills, the tenant, of whom
Particulars may be had; and at the White liars, Guildford; of
Mr. Moons, King's Arms, Godal►ning; at the Fountain, Ports-
mouth; Kn.'', Farnham; Sun, Kingston; of Messrs. Jonei and
Green, Solicitous!, Saltsbury-square, Fleet-street, I.ondon ; at
Garraway's ; and of Mr. Kohins, Warwick-street, Golden-square,
where a Han of the Estate may be seen.

• HERTS.
CAPITAL FREEHOLD FAMILY MANSION, MANOR,
AND ESTATE,
In the most beset:rut Part of the County, withfn Sixteen Miles
of London, in incfpal part Tittle-free, an Land-tax Redeemed.
Ey Mr. ROBINS,

At Garraway's, on Thursday, May 28, at Twelve o'clock, in
Ong Lot,
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rritiE Capital MANSION, MANOR, or reputed
1. MANOR and ESTATE of WALL-HALL, the Propety
and Residence el the late GEORGE WOODFORD THEL-
LUSSON, Esq. M. P. deceased, situate near Aldendam, be.
twten Elstrre, Watford, and St. Alban's, in a most beautiful
and retired part of the County of Herts, within sixteen maws of
London. The Mansion is an elegant and spacious modern build-
ing, with castellated Roman cement front, of the best taste and
workmanship, dalightfelly situate on a gentle eminence, com-
manding prospects of great beauty and variety, and containing
ample accommodation for a family of the first respectability,
with well arranged offices of all descriptions, spacious yards, ex-
cellent stabling fur ten horses coach-house, Ice. lodging rooms
and lofts over; a plentiful supply of excelltnt spring water, and
a large reset volt. for rainwater; lawns, pleasure-groundr, shrub.
beries, and plantations, laid out with infinite taste; two kitchen
garden., walled round, well stocked wish the choicest fruit-
trees, hot-house's, grapery, peachery, flower-garden, pheasantry,
dairy, tee-house, spacious farm-yard, bailiff's-house, and capital
farm-buiLings of all descriptions, screened from the mansion by
plantations. The Mansion is surrounded by upwards of 2..0
acres of excellent pasture, meadow, arable, and woodlands, ly• '
lug particularly compact ; the prihcipal part laid out in the park
' style, and ornamented with handsome timber, and is approach-
ed by extensive and beautiful drives, also ornamented with
' harkisonie 'trees and plantations, with two entrance cottages,
and gardens, &c. There art also two other cottages, with
gardens, &c. The Estate is bounded in part by the river Coble,
a fine trout stream, which, as well as an extensive piece of
clear running water, branching from it, lately made at a great
expen.as and winding beautifully through the grounds, are in
full view from the house. It is situate in a neighbourhood of
great respectability, and abounding with game. The. whole is
Freehold, and • the greater part 1 ithe-frec; the Land Tax is re-
deemed.
May be viewel, with Tickets, and by applying to Mr.
Thomas Smith, the Bailiff, at Walt-Hall, where Particulars may
be bad; and at the Essen Arms, Watford; Red Lion, Elmer;
White Hart, Edgeware ; Abercorn Arms, Stanmore ; White
Hart, St. Alban's; Bell, Hertford; of Messrs. Oldie, Oddie,
and Forster, Solicitors, Carey-street, Lincoln's Inn ; r. Shaw,
Architect, power-street ;at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins,
Warwick-street, Goidea-square, whore a Plan of Ws Estate
may be seen.

SALE BY AUCTION.

SIDMOUTH, DEVON '
FREEHOLD and MARINE COTIAGE VILLA, with Meg,
Yleamare Crowds and Meadow Land.

By Mr. ROBINS,
At Clarrawars, on Thursday, May 429, at Twelve, in one Lot,
A VERY desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE=
comprishl a MARINE COT LACE VILLA, seated on a
fine commanding eminence, about a quarter of a nine of Old.
niouth, embracing ettenuive prospects of the beautifully diversi-
fied country, and boundless views of the Ocean, planned for the
accommodation of a Family of the first distinctioo ; cootakiing,
on the ground floor, an elegant snit of Apartmen s, i
finished, ndsomele
nished, consistirg of a Saloon, Drawing-room, Music-room,
library, Dining-roomouid Breakfast-parlour, Study, Vesnboks
and Hall, principally opening to the Lawn, Pleasure Chiliads,
and Into a Conservatory, wi b suitable Bedchambers and Drew
leg rooms, excellent dames is Offices, with Servants' Apart%
mints, roomy Yard, Stabling .for six Hoists, and four Cos
houses, Fleet-tits, &c. three Orchards, and Meadow Land, cow
taining in all about aloe Acres; the whole forming a mon en.
chanting and unrivalled situation as a Marine Rsidence for a
Noblrman, or Ge,ttletflan in the sea si rvice; their remarkably
mild and salubrious, and excellent neighbourhood. The Fur.
chaser may be also accommodated with about 50 Achy cf
dow Land, Gardens, and Orchard, on Lease; and the
gant Household Fortino, e, by valuation.
To be viewed by icketi. Particle-us may be had on the
Premises • at the London bin Si :mouth; New Inn and Ho, da
Exeter; FlounTain, Plymouth-Dock ; Hotels, Plymouth anchWe y.
mouth ; George and fountain, Portsmouth; White Hart and
Antelope, Salisbury; White Lion, Bath ; Bush, Mote; and
Messrs. Floyd and Mules, Honiton, of whons Ticke a for viewirg
may be had ; London Inn, Sidniouth ; of Messrs. Wytliase,
Gray's Inn-square; at Garra w ay's ; and of Mr. ROWAN Warwick.
street, Golden-square, where a Plan and Elevation may be seen.

DR. SQUIRRELL's (author of the Matims of
-1-# Health) TONIC POWDERS and DROPS have be. a pre.
scribed for Lutist. stion and its effect 3 for SU years oath astuntstabg
success.

These admirable medicines, taken jointly, evacuate bile, phlegm,
and water, give strength to the organs of digewion, ii,vigoratetbe
nerves, remove pain and spasm of the stomach, expel wind, pee.
duce an appetite, and col met acidity. They alto cure disears el
the liver, and those incident to warm clituatts, or too in:thing.
N B. The Powders taken alone remedy a costive habit, remove
obstructions, lessen irritability, diminish heat, cat ry off fever,core
t: e head-ache, and have singular efficacy iu removing a Et of hr
ilammatory gout.

The Po;vders its. 9d. or 6s. The Drops 9s. 91. or 6t sold St
the late Tun's, Royal Exchange; Clarke, Slip, High-weer, gs..
rough ; Mitchell, 9, Charles-street, Soho-square; and the Pro-
prietor (from Soho-square), 39, Charltou-street, Somers Ion;
also by all the whulesale Venders in London.

•••• Merchants and Captains of Ships anowed an ample G►
count.

FOR C.OUGH3, HOARSENESS, Re.

T•
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HE great demand for Mr. GREENOUGH'S
LOZENGES of fOLU, after fifty years' trial, prows their
superiority as the most pbrasant and effectual remedy for all coughs,
hoar enesses Sore throats, and 414u:ions on the lungs, braliug the
rawness andscreness of thel breast, and affording relief in s ,ort•
news of ht eath, a,thmatic anal consumptive complains. The gr.
nuine only have R. Hayward printed on the stamp, all ethers ate
counterfeits. —They are prepaced and sold by R. HaywsrJ, (stim
censor to T. Gt the inventor); and sold, by his ippon*
m•nt, by Newbury and Suns St. Paul's Chnrchlard ;Dicry sal
Sutton, Bow Church yard; Bayley and Blew, Cock.purnreet;
NIX, Royal Exchange ; Ward, Sat, Holborn; Clarke, 269, I:0.
rough ; Sanger, 150, 0 zfot d-street ; Barclay and Sons, Hew Mar.
ket ; Blake, 56, Pick add:y ; Vale, Cornbi I; and Vcusless of
twine Medicines—Price is. I id. each box.

" Proention is the better cure;
" So says the proverb, and 'cis wee."

Dr. Couores Vision on Hralth

COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMAS, CONSUMFIIObiS,&c.
IN the long Catalogue el-human maladies there an
st nut, perhaps, two mote inquest In their ocauvencc, or mop
fatal in their consequence, than Asthma and Consumption. Om
may justly be deemed the torment of age; the other the &tray
tion of youth. Tho'sands in the decHne of life, emcee& eat •
miserable and almost breathless existence, under thcctuel owes.
Con of the tonna; whillt tens of thou•ands, in tise prim: cif*,
are consigned to a lingering ,eath, under the merciless rased
the latter ! Of these a coil is usually the primary cauievssi s
cough the con- tant forerunner MADDEN's VEGEFAB3
ESSENCE immediately checks the progress or, and rely woe
entirely removes, Coughs ; and thus happily prevents the note
of the two dreadful despoilers of mankind above mentioned.
In recommending his Vegetable Essence, Mr. Madam wit
only add, that a Palnphlet, curraining a particular accusal dies
virtues, wilt the recommendations of nearly one hendrsii
Gentlemen of learning, rank, and respectability, who have irk
its wonderful and pleasing effects on themselves, or have het
eye-witness ca thereof on others; and many well attested Camsd
Cures, truly astonishing, and almost incredible.
May be had, gratis, at his Home, No. 14, Gloucester-Owe
Queen-square, Bloomsbury; Mr. hanger's' 150, Oeford-snedi
Mr. Huguenin's. SS, Hay-market; Mr Parkes, IN, SKI&
ampton-street, Covent.gankn ; Mrs. Ward's,.lSS, Hien Ng.
Ma:tress's, 85, Fleet-strtet ; Messrs. Knecett and Cots, Bardsw
lomew-close, West Smithfield; Miss Randall's, (late inta)
Royal Exchange Gate, Cornhiil ; Mr. Brent-nil's, 156, Bishop
gate Without; and Mr. Clark's, 369, B4m111;
where the Essence inch is sold, in Bottles, price 7.. each, AK"
duty included.

The Poar will be supplied gratis, as usual, is Gleuerrevenct;
from whence a quantify, of nor less than three bottles, w tl be
sent to any part of the United Kingdurp (carriage frtt), bi"
an enclosure being ree.ived, at the ram ut rue pound for earl
three bottles.

GUESTONIAN MEDICINES.
CASES 69, 70, 71, 72, 73. mid 74.—From Mr. BA NOS, Moist!
at Law, Lyon's Inn, to Mr. Moo A Anoint/ at Law,loll.
EAR SIR—As have note an opportunity of
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sending you this toter by a private hand, and for yoerbetter
information as to the utility of the Guestonian Medicoes, sod
for the benefit of the public, you have here a rate dray cases
and the manner I lu.ve been cured of the Goat ; and likewise the
cases and cures of the Rheumatism. &c. which have come to my
knowledge, and of which I have bean informed by thy ten"
cured.-00 the Inth of May rut, I was *teed with a Makin it
of the Gout, so painful, as in a peat measure to dopers Yea
of
sleep that night, and nay foot was so tender that I eschew
the bed-clothes to touch It. continued In pew path didetirct_,
day; but, on the thud day, I tried the Gueseutran Codas. and
was astuni.heel to find that in so short a space of tints as fire ml.
nutes the pain went entirely away, although the foot renamed
tender for several days aftetwards , but, by continuing the aria'
cation six or seven times, and taking the Pills, I obtained a pse•
feet cure, and on that day week I walked aloe mice wilt serf
little inconvenience.
I mentioned the benefit I had received from the said Medicistre
to a Mr. Reale, tanbr.-11a-ntaker, oppo,iee St. ti„„ez,e, aura.
in the Strand ; and he recomm-uded it to a Mr. Parry.
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monger, in Fleet-market, both of whom kt cured of
Mr. Anderson,- No. 16. Sutton, street, St. lobs-amt. b7lll
recommendation. has been cured etas inveterate itbeamenea.
which be has bad for several years in his tight arra.
A relation of mine mentioned my cue to Mr. Naves+.
No. 29. Stwardestreet, Aideritate-street, and he hes beep elsrid
of the Rheumatism by the Guestouima Latino and Pids.
Mr. Turner, No. 9, Commerce-tow, Blacktriari.reed. d?:
six months ago, was instantly relieved, and in a firs dAys nab
a Pleurisy, after application to several Medical Get:Academie
purpose, and has had no return of the complaint
Reference may alto be had to se vent other gentian', V
fortune and consequence, who have been recuaimended
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and cured by Mr. Guest. I sin, dear Sir, your DM mad
humble servant, Julio*
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Lyon's Inn, Dec. 9, 1799. (Cases 75, &e. la a fumy rive

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