Star.
London, England, 1813-06-16 00:00:00

BROMLEY, KINT.

• SALESIWAUCTION. A. 7
KENT..—ILTHAM PARS MANSION. J'ARKIIM WM,
Miles frem,London.,—By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garrawayi, on Thursday; July 1; at ts4tl4ve, in three Lots;
THE truly c‘sitghte Pit EEHOLD ESTATE*
ELTHAM PARK MANSIIN and LAND, on a fine
commanding situation, the 'Property of the Right Hon. Lord
RA ttICLIFFE ; the Residenee, on a very elegant plan, in the
Grecian style' 'in an unfinished state, Comcrvatory, Ict-house,
arc. excellent Ogees trf all descriptions, Stable-yard, Stable, and
Coach-house, and Out buildings.
A capital Garden, part walled, and well stocked with Fruit.
trees, Hot-houses, Green-house, acc. I'lea3ure-ground and shady
walks, surrounded by rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood
Land, Orchard, Garden-,,°r•nitid, and Cottage, containing about
ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE ACRns, in good state of culti-
vation. The Park and Lands are ornamented with fine sta:tly
l'imbe: trees and thriving riantalots, a ntast Invitin., and cheer-
ful spot for the Residence of a Gentleman, good roal in a'a di-
rection% and only 'eight miles from I cordon.
May be viewed by applynif :it 0 e Mansion wkere Particu-
lass may be had ;at the Cay le, Llthant ; Pull, Shooter's-hi I ;
Fountain, Canterbury ; York Hotel, Dover ; of Messrs. Jenkins,
James, and Abbott, New Inn; st‘ Garraway's; and of Mr Robins,
Warwick sire. t, Golden-eq-are, wh.ere a Plan may be seen.

CI.AIIAIOUN I, MT P. REY.
The EXTENSIVE :MANORS, NOBLE MANSION, with
Offices, Pleasure Grounds, capital Gardens, Flaheries, Park,
and Plantatone ; and a beautiful adj icing VILLA RESI •
DENCE, with Pleasure Grounds, G.irdens, Fish Ponds, and
Land. Dy Mr.• ROBINS,
t narrawars, on Thin-id:ly. 7.1. Y I, at Twelvevin Lots,
trE. MAGNITICENT AN!) BEAU FIFUL
SEAN' of CLAP EMOUNT„
the Noble and Elegant ',TONE and BRICK-BUILT MAN-
SION, with eitcellent Offices of all descriptions, spacious Stabling
and Coach-houses, beautiful Pleasure-grounds, Ind out in Lawn.,
Shrubberies, and Plantations of fc:e-gown Fore.t.tri es and
Shrubs, ornamental Buildings, One pieces of Water, web tivired
with ft-h, capital Kitchell Garden, waqesl reuud, Gardener's
House, Hot and Succession-houses, &c..
' At a convenient distance a commodious FARM HORSE,
II with excellent Farm Buildings of all descriptions, Breselm,,e,
Laundry, &c. An extensive Park of plcisirgly div.
I ground., stocked with fine-grown "1 briber, sheet. of or•
namental Cottages, &e. thte-e I.:oral:cc Lodges. Compr.aing up-
wards of Three Hundred al:a •I'lilrty Acres, all paled round
The whole forming a most eumplete and titz.::n Re mdcnce for a
Family of disttnctinn.
MANORS of ESIILR and MILBOURNE, Fines and Quit
Rents, with evensive Waste Lands, covered whh young Tim-
ber, and plentifully stocked with Game.
A beautiful PLAN I'AEION of aSout Eighty Acres, in a flue
thriving state, with extenslve I !rives nlid pieces or Watei., on the
boundary of the waste, forming a dilightfal appimdage to the Purk.
ele2,ant VILLA I.:SIM:NOE :.iljuming the Park, with
excel Lot Garden. Pte.:mire Giound,, Elie piece el Water, with
about Fifty Acres of Wood and Meadow Eand. •
To be viewed by Tickeia only. Particulars of Mr. Webber,
the Bailiff, oil the Premises ; at the Cas le, Salt-hill; Bush,
Staines; Sun, Kingstoti • King's Arms, Liu Ilford; Fountain,
Portsmouth ; iamb Inn, ; Bush, Bristol; Henaed Chickens,
Birmingham ; at Garrawav's; Ind of ?At Robins, Warwick-
street, Gaden-scittsre, where t ickets for viewing •may be had,
and a Plan of the I.l.ta'e may be 'cot.
•„• Within a short tone after the Sale of the above, the ad-
joining Estate Rill be Sold by Auction; consisting of several va-
luable Farms, Plantations, and Wood Lando, all lying compact,
containing together nearly One Thousand Hundred Acrea,
let to revectable•Eenants. part on Lease and ',art at Will.

Elegant RESIDE:,;;E, GARDENS, PLEASURE-GROSUNDS,
and MEADOW LAND, Ten Miles from LONDON.
By Mr. ROBINS,

PORTLAND-PLACE, COMMANDING A VIEW OF THE
REOEN PARK.
Capital LEASFHOLD MAN6ION, Donble Coaeh-bouse, •
Stblimt for Seven Horses, and n11111(111116 attached and de-
tached Offices. By Mr. BA I E 6,
At Garraway's, To• MOR ROW, June 17, at Twelve, by order of
the Executers a the late Joust Dc PON rum', decea-ed.
MOST desirable and spacious LEASEHOLD
MANSION, suitable for the Residence of a Family of
dt .6, being No. 43, on the West side of Portlat!d-place,
commanding a view of the Regent's Pivk; and comprises, on
the ground floor, a spacious Entrance-hat!, Library, with Green-
house attached, capital Dlnirp-rarlour, Biltiard-: unto, and Gest.
tle.nsan's Dressing-room ; on the tr ncipal fl tor, two tlug s.t
Dm:sing-rooms, communicating; on the sec:tntl Boor, •thr e
prinepal Bed-chanibt rs and a Dre,sing-room, and teur,econdas y
apaitotents over; principal tone Stairesse, and back d ito,conf-
mnnicating with Bed-rooms, Laundry. numerous Officss, at-
tached and detaches!, double Coach-house, Slablmg fur s.-ven
Horses, Men-servants' Rooms, &c tbs. Premi•es are ha a com-
plete state of repair, tastefully filed up. and abounding with every
convenience ; held for an unexpired term of upward. of 60 years,
at a Wang ground rent.
'l'o be viewed by 'I ickets only, which. with, doscriprivt Par-
, eulars, may be had of Mr, Bates, No. 5; Welbeck-street, Cavell-
! dish-square.

At Garraway's, on Thursday, July 1, at Twelve, by OrJcr of
the Ezetutors,

AVERY desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
part held fur a teint which will expire at Lady-day, 1669,
wid part held under the hisitopot Rochester for three Lives, call-
ed BROMLEY LODGE, a very beautiful Villa with Portico in
troll ; p.aoried for the accentmotiation of a Gentleman's Family,
rreFi nting an uniform Building, erected within a few years; the
principal part of Portant! Stone, situate at the tact end of Brom-
ley, a flue contmatiding situation, the Residence and Property of
Mr.teisti, .E•ci. deceased. The Hoare is placed no a file
Paddock at an agreeable di, tante front the Road; containing En-
t-al ice Halt, Eating Parlour, handsome Drawing Room, and a
Library ; on the first Prst F:ntx, a Morning or Lady's Dressing-
koi,m, overlooking an extensive and rich country, three spacious
Bed Chambers, and six Rooms fur Servants over; excellent
Offict:s of all descriptions, roomy Pied, with Coach Houser, and
Stables for eigl.t Horses, Farm Yard and Buildings, excellent
Gardens walled round, Greta-House, Hot-House, &c. Lawns,
Paddocks, enclosures of MeaZow Land; the whole upwards of
Tweory-one Acres; the principal part encircled by thriving Plan-
tations, and lofty Forest Trees, dry Gravel Walks, Alcoves, and
-bats ; the whole in the most co:npitte order.
To be viewed, by Ticlets otily ; Particulars may be had on the
Preniis..s ; at the Bell, Bromley ; King's Arms, and Greyhound,
Cr..y.lon; Crown, Seven Oaks; of Messrs. Jones and Green, So-
k Salisbury-square ; at Garrsway's, and of Mr. Robins,
Warwlets-square; of whom Tickets for viewing may be had.

SAIEMS- BY ATJETION.-,-z----;---
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AN Milt IEIII PART OR sktAgg AY-Mit—COM
EXCHANGE, IN • MARK.ILANE,
By Mr. STEWAR
At the Corn Exchange, Mark-lane, on I'riday next, June 18, at
Twelve o'Clo&, by order of the Atakora of 'Mogan. BAOLZ•

rots: and Rzonol'
ONE undivided, Eightieth Part or Shure, of cer-
tato MESSU4GES, GROUNDS, sad TENEMENTS,
wel known as the CORN EXCHANGE, in Mark-lane, Lon-
don, with all rents.and benefits arising frossi the said Eightieth
ran or Share.

Particulars may be had at the Corn Exchange Coffeelouse,
Mark-lane; Messrs. Rogers and Son; Solicitors, Manchester-
/Liltling4, Westminster; and of Mr. Stewart, 194, Piccadilly.
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EHOLD ESTATE, OXFORD-STREET, OPPOSITE

BERiaRo-S rREET.
By Mr. STEWART,
At Ith Great Room, 194, Piecad;lly, on Wednel.lay, June 23, at
Twelve o'C'ock, by order of the Devisees in trust of the late

Mr. THOMAS STltt/TT,
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
eomptibirg a Dwelling-house and Shop ; the situation most
exct Rent, in Oxford-street, No. seo, opposite Demers street, let
to Mr. Clarke, on Lease, for an unexpired Term of thirteen
yrars and one quarter front Midsummer, IRIS, at the very
ol&rent of £4O per annum, btu. supposed to he worth £lOO.
May be viewed with h-ave of the-Tenant; Petticulars bad a
Mr. Stewart, 194, Piccadilly.

BAiINGSTOKE, HANTS.
FREEHOLD ES FATE, A LIFE ES FATE OF /%00 PER
A ',NUM, A REVERSION OF /990 S I ERLING, ANt)
THE LEASE OF A CAPI TAI. MALT-HOUSE, iker.
Ey Mr. S TEWART,

At Mr. Attwoon, the Black Hoy; Ba4ngstolte, Hants. on
Wed", sdaY, 1 inc 30, at Two o'Clock, by direction of the
l't..yrut,.r, Mr. ions Arruoov, leario4 IlaAnguokr, in

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1. ACAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE.
Laisel•tax redeemed, comprising the well-known
Prem,zes Id . staldislied Tavern, Liquor ShOp, and Brewery, the
‘Cli. LOY, In Church-street, I.asingstoke, excellent Dwel-
li,g I louse, w, II adapted Brew.houie, large and capacious Sto-V
iar Beer, \Vine, and Spirits, let to Mr. A:tWood, at the
vet y tow lent of £7O per atinutu, A House adjoining, let to Mr.
Ilustry, at £9 per annum.
1 he 1.E.A.-I'. of an evensive MALT-HOUSE, In
New street, Bas'ng.aolte, comprising conveniencies to wet 30
Quarters per week, Store-rooms, Dwelling-house, &c. held on
Lease fer a Tenn of three years, at the very low rent of £65
r annual.
I.ot 3. A LIFE ESTATE on a Freehold Fa m, situated at
Sherti.:l.l-111.Mi-Loddiin, in tLe County of Sou: hampton, during
the lite of a Gentlemaa, aged 34 p.m.*, let on_ Lease tor a Term
of 21 years, to Mr. Will ..m Duckett, a' a nett rent of £lOO
per annum.
Lot 4. The absolute REVERSION to the rapital -.•em of £993
sterling, most amply secured by hloiley in the Public Funds,. and
tube paid on the death of a Lady, aged 65 years.
cos 1 and miry be viewed wuh leave of toe Tenants ; Far.
ticutirs had at the Star, Andover; White Hart, Winchester;
i Swan, Alresfor ; Swan, Alta, ; White Lion, Hartiord-bridge ;
Bear, Reading; Messrs. Wilkitisan Young, solicitors, Mar.
gare -s-reet, Cavemel:sh-squ try: and Mr. Stewart, the Auc-
tioneer, 194, Piccadilly, London.

CELL.IR UI• VERY CHOICE FINELY FLAVOURED

WINLS, 01. D RUM,.BRANDY, &c.
Of the late BettiAtillN 001.0041 u, Esq. decealed, at Elm grove
Mansion, koetramptrui, Surrey.
By Mr. FAREBRO
Upon the Premises, on 'lneslay, Ittr,.• CD, r.. Twelve o'Clock,
TIII-JE Genuine and very Choice CELLAR of
WINE'I, consisting of upwards of Four Hundred Dozens
of Port Wines of the Vintage of 1501, which has been in bottle
7,6, and 4 years, some very Old l'urt, about 1.50 Dozens of
East India Madeira and Sherry, 270 pint bottles of mataless
,berry, a small qua:Wry of Calcavella and Malmsey Madera,
Champaigne and Ciaret, 11 Dozens of ifrry fine lianaica Rum
9.0 years in bottle, Brandy, Amick, dte. also a Pipe of Port ire
wood, vin•age 18u4.
t-am; I s may be bad at ti:e Mansion six days l.rtor to the Sale,
on paying for, where Catalogues may be had; CaLabgues also at
Garraway's ; the Sat. and Uarer, Richmond; and at Mr. Fare-
brother's, Beaufort House, Beautso t-I`. uilditos, Strand.

NI. AR AY I ibUL Y, BUCK.,a7
FREEHOLD MANOR AND FARMS.
By Mr FAREBROTHER.

At Garraway's, en Frilay, July 16, at 1?. o.cltick, in Lots,
rrHE MANOR or Reputed MANOR of Upton,
1 with a quit rent, payablefrom an adj.)ining Estate, and se-
veral very compact anti highly valuable Freehold Farms, with
excellent Farm Bui'dings, and upwards of 370 Acres of most pro-
duct ye Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Lands, in the Parish of
D.n:on, in the county of Lucks, four miles (rum Ayl,shury, on
the South side of the turnpike road to, and six miles distant from
Thuile, and 41 from London, now in the occupation of Messrs.
Thomas an James Bishop and William Hope, whose leases ex-
pire at Michaelmas next. This estate forms a most compact and
desirable prttperty, being in a ring truce.
The respective Tenants will shew :11.• F.st ate 4, at:4 printed par-
ticulars, with a plan annexed, may be Lai at the George, Ayles-
bury; Crown, 'll ame ; Star, Oxford ; ohhatu Arms, Bucking-
ham ; of JtAnt Hanson, Leq bto c 5, Chaucery-lane; of Mr.
Farebrut It. r, deatuot t House, Beaufort-buildings, Strand; and at
Garraway's.

TO IRON-MASTERS, IRON-FOUNDERS, ENGINEERS,
MILL walcgrs, &c.
TO iE PEREMP lORILY :OLD BY AUCTION,
At the Eagles in Rut:bon, in the County of Denbigh, on Monday,
the 21st day of June, 1413, at Twelve o'Clock at Ntion, sub-
ject to such Conditions as will be then produced, •
ALL that LEASEHOLD ESTATE and IN-
I'ERESc for the rentaiiider ni. a Term of 21 years, cons-
mencieg on the 29th day of September, 1807, of and in an ex-
tensive IRON WORK and COLLIERY, called the POUNEY, ; ...
with its Apourtenanci s, eituate in the Township of Merton 1 NcraitTH I:SIDI/B.2K, IN 'IIIE COU el 1Y OF DURHAM.
Above, in the Parish of Ruabuo, in the said Couni y of Denbigh, ! MANOR and FR h. E 1 101. D FARMS, valuable COLLIERY,
consisting of a Blast furnace, with Engines, Machine Houses, and ESTA ITS, to he petemetorily SOLD,
Railways, Cottages for Workmen, and all necessary Appara:us ! By Mr. FAR ES:tOTHER,
and conveniences for raising Coals and Iran Scone fur the wedeln At the Queen's Head Inn, Newcastle upon Tyne, on Thuraday,
of Iron. July 29, at Two in the atternoon, in Lilts, in eerenanee of the
The above Premises and Machiviety are neatly new, in excel- will of G. W. Errington, Esq. deceased, (unless an acceptable
lent order, and in full work, the Colliery and Iron Stone Work , siffer is made for the Estates in one Lot on or before Ist July,)
lately opened upon an extensive scale, the Materials of excel:ent ' riiHE MANOR (or reputed Manor) of NORTH
quality, and the Iron made at these Works is mid at a superior _IL ompicie, a capital Mansion House oohed laiddiek Hall,
pike to most other Iron made in the neighbourhood. I
T es iili °Mee:), Pleasure-grounds, G.udens, aial Woods, with
The Premises may be viewed and printed particulars will be
several very tligilae Farms, contaieirg abuut : t i Aeees of very
prepared and circulated, previous to, and at the time ef Fate, and productive Lord, lying mi. pact, with all suitable Farm-buildings, '
further information may be had ie ihe mean time at the Works
or by application to James Adam Esq. Nicholls.st pier, r , freafrom ty• des on pay nieut uf a small modus, ai..e S: une Quarry,
Chester; Ship-yard, lion Foumlery, and the valuable Colliery kaown as the
Mr. Samuel Smith Adam, liiymtio Iron Works, near Wrexham; ' North Biddick, consisting 9f four Seams of Coal, of which a small
Mr. Thomas Wright, of Bersham; or te Messrs. Claueliton and . part only has been wroueht ; alsa several Messuages, with Gar-
Fitehett, of Warrington.
TO IRON-laaS FERS, IRON-FOUNDERS, ENGINEERS, 1 parish of Wushlegton, bounded in pan by the River Wear, ad-
MILL-WRIGHTS, &c. joining to Fa:field, within seven miles of Sunderland, nine of
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TO BE PEREMP FORILY 501.1) BY AUCTION, Newcastle, ten of Durham, four of Chester le Street, and 14
Upon the Premises, at Bersham, neat Wrexham, in the County from Shields.
Perticulars, with a plan annexed, may be had at the Place of
• of Denbigh, on Tuesday, the red day of June, 1813, and the
following days, until the whole be Sold, at Ten o'Clock in Sale; at the Bull and Mouth, Leeds; George, York; Talbot,
the Morning of each day, 1 Darlington; Wheat Sheaf, Durham; Bridge Inn, Sunderland;
;•p Jffithc;
,BPioshtooAl%eclland;
_ALL those old established IRON WORKS,' cNellisclt's, Po: Chester-le-street; Bush Inn,
of Mews. Huntley and
called BERSHAM IRON WORKS, consisting of Foun-
Starobarte,.attornies-ate-laws,Gepteshead; of Mr. Thomas Stobt,of
dries, Furnaces, Boring Mills, Rolling Mills, Forges, Mechinery
Fatlield, who will drew, the Premises; of Messrs. Robinson and
for Casting and Drawing Patent Lead Pipes, Cannon Foundry, .
Hill, Great Corain-street, Brunkwick-square; and of Mr. Fare-
and Machinery for borit.g and turning Cannon, Smiths' Shops, •
brother, Beaufort House, Beatifort-bnildiuge, Strand, London.
Carpenters' Shops, Pattern-makere' Shops, Dwelling-houses for —
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Agents and Workmen, with Materials and Machinery therein, WEST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE, AND ADJOINING
and all necessary conveniences as lately used for carrying on the ' I‘NCASHIP E.
Iron Foundry and Eneine-making Business on the most extensive! MANOR AND Vik 1.11:\1.11.F. FREEHOLD FARMS.
scale, and tow in excellent repair. The above Works colonise , By Mr. F.I.P.EISRO I 15h.2.1,
two powerful Falls of Water, upwards of 70 Acres of excellent At the Swan Inn, Clitheroe, on Tuesday, 3d Antist, without
Land in biab state of cultivation, exclusive of nearly 20 Acres, ! reserve, in Lots, in pursuance re the Will of G. W. Ettiligion,
farming the :sites of rae elf:rent Works, good Farm Buildings, i Esq. deceased, (unless an acceptable of:er be made fur the
Cottage+, and the extensive Erections, containing the Engines l whole Estate on or before Ist July), •
and Machinery. 1 91HE Manor or Reputed Manor, or Lordship of
The whole will be sold togetkee or classed, in the followingorder I ; A CROOK, and Five vuluable and very desirable FAR Ms,
First, The Interest for certain lung Terms of Yt-ars, in two se- ' lying compact, and containing tcrgirther near 600 Acres, wi.b
venal Leaaes of the Falls uf Water, Lands and litnlderge not re- i suitable Buildings, and now in the tenure of Messrs. Wickland,
movable. i Mercer, Robinson, Howseii and Howard, at rents armaniirg to
Secondly, The MachinerySiert in, or constructed for the i I:'9t3 per annum. These Estates are situnte in the Parish of
Buildings in which tery respectively are, but removable. ' Mitton, the angle between the t leers Ribble and 'Judder, bound-
Thirdly, Loom Mechiaery and Engine Work, capable Jf , eel by the former on the east, the latter on the west. and about
being applied In its present shape to various useful perposes in . two miles from their confluence, two miles frum Clkheroe, eight
the eonstrtiction of Works where Machinery ir med. from Blackburn, 13 from Preston, and 18 from Laacaz-ter. 'this
Fourthly, A large quantity of Castings, Old Iron, and other stata abeunds wish Marie and Limestone, is a short dioauce
Materials. i from a Cc:a!-pit, and four Bridges open a communication with
The Premises may he viewed, and Printed Catalogues with . the adjecent country.
full particulars, will he prepared and circulated previous to the 1 allay be view :1 by leave of the Tenants. Particulars, with a
Sale, and Plans may be seen, ars! further information had, upon
the Premises, or by application to James Adana, Esq. Nicholas- , and
(N
alteied; had at the place of sale; Black Bull, Blackburn
street, Chaster; Mr. S. S. Adam, Brsmho Iron Works, near Preston ; /Line's Arms, Lancaster ; Crown, Liverpool;
Wrexham ; Mr. Thomas W'rethr, upon the Premises; and ' Bridgeweter Arms, 'Manchester ; of Messrs. Robinson and 11111,
Solicitors*, Great Carmel-street, Brunswick-square; at Garraway's;
Mew& (Naughton and Fitchetts of Warrilgulai Lancall'ir6 . salad of gds, Farebrothert &mart House, lluattlert BUildina.

NORTH WAI.h.S.—TC.) FARMER...
TO BE LET, IN ONE 0:4. TWO F infi.
AN ALLOTMENT of }OUR
M ILL l'itLAT 5.:!..r lastiiii•! :
County of ANGLESEY, lattiy einbanhed and eue.o•tql tt
the St:.l. The Land is of excelistit tiu:dity, and can be
Into cubiv.ttion at a very trifling expenc«. It is within
miles of the Town and Sea-prt of ' t.rnarvon, aud Cher.
abundance of Lime in the vicinity.
Also, to be LET, another Allotraest of ISO Acres, of lizl.%r
quality, bordering tut the above.
The Landlord will snake wry liberal allowarees
building and fencing, so as to raider these Lands a mos•
able object of speculation to a irrited Fanner pi:seising
capital.
For further Particulars apply to Messrs. Poole, at Carnal.= ;
or at their Office at Peneraig, in Anglesey.

'l'o ISF. LET, for such 'rectos as may be avtet Lyon.
Amos-r desirable MANSION, fit for
:lemar's abode. The Preexist., are adjoining E 1..: V
of Wouldhzut, clo,c to the raxizahle at, i,leaeant 54 IVcr
way, wi.hlo three wilts and halt of the City of cloth, st, r,4•1.
five miles from Mairditone, in a sportier part of chi Cr.,,r ••!
Kerr, and close to 'A•tosidliarn Cu:ninon, to which i- an
rig..t of Past•tra„--e, The groomd floor
a commodious hail, ea i h a grand t•raircase, a Driave.g.rne-;
ur, Sivirt;-:•ooni, aria .t *••a, inn, kitchor. ; the of
stair. consin ‘,. five v-..ry roomy Bed. chamicrs. O. 1: w. •
may be a Itrawhig•rocon at Oa., ; two pair cf sr ,• t '
Staircase fr .m the Nirelien,c,miaining bit Ronms witii
ti three o: them, a Sraircase t•-e... 1 the passage o= !lir tn.-)
tit° a Turret, or Copia, c•iminand, a dviigh far 1: • •
of the River ;,le.'.e.ae and crati:vy all rotin.l; m • t
CCII4;S, wi:h excalyin EI.IIA, eaelos,3l w h
wall and railing fence; 4 it 1 EVIL Court enelcs,tl
with a high brie; Aral. will sutdced with choice wall
well chosen SLrub* and Flowers; An excellent Cardea wc"' e: • •
and fenced, sto:kel wish the clicice,,t Fruitage, a lar,.••• Var. • •
closed %vie. a hig ; n eactileot
over which 15 a high spacious I of , wo .'pace-homes, red !•••J•
other Out-Offices, too tedicu, t, r• 1.111 herein.
'1 he Lessee may be accome :oda ell as:tit a J.-L. z Acr. scf
• choice good Land a•ljaintrg I'remi4•••, if r.t,•:,1,a1.
.
For turrher rarticelars, L.:quire e:

HIGH WAT R.•••••• tAV Mt ti Arur

LONDON : l'otv.er!l:y 'yr'. KENT. P.c!te: ,
Fubtslie4 *ire, and at th, ynoc-Dar.