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London, England, 1813-08-23 00:00:00

This day was published,
!Alike Edition, in two Volumes, royal 4W. price six Guineas in
boards, and in 2 Vols. decoy 4W. price four Guineas in boards,
OBSERVATIONS on POPULAR ANTIQUI-
TIES; chisfly illustrating the Origin of our Vulgar Cur
Wit, Ceremonies, and Superstitii,ns. •
By JOHN BRAND, M. A.
Fellow and Seirstary of the Society of Antiquaries of London.
Arranged and revised a ith Additions,
By HENRY ELLIS, F. R. S. Sec. S. A.
Keeper of tile Manuscripts in the British Museum.
Printed for F. C. tnid J. Rivington, Nichols ant Co. Wilkie
and Robinson, J. Walker, li. I.ea, White and Co Cadell and
Davies, Longman, Hurst, and Co. J. and A Arch, J. Richard-
son, W. 'Stewart R. 13aFtsvin, Cradock 4nd Joy, J. Faultier, and
J. Johnson and do.

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COLCHESTER—ESSEX.
CAPIT4-1. RESIDZNCE, with Offices, Coaeb-houses, Stables,
Farm-buildings Pleasure-grounds, excellent Kitchen gardens,
OrOard, and Meadow Land, top of East.hill, with a long
frontage to the Street, and the most desirable part fora Gen-
tleman's Residence.—By Mr. ROBINS,
_ At Garraway's, 00 Thursday, August 26, at 12, le one Lot,
THE PRIORY, formerly part of the GREY
FRIAR MONASTERY, a very eligible FRELHOLD
EiTA lE, and Immethorially Tithe free, Land-tax redeemed, a
capital and spacious FAMILY MANSION, situate in a fine com-
manding .emineuce, the top of East-hill, the most preferable part
of Colchester, the re,idence and property of JAMES HA LL , E.q
The HOUSE is a substantial Brick Raifice, with a double-
bowed Front,. and contains, on the ground story, a neat En-
trance-ball, Library, Drawing-room, Breakfast-room, capital
I Dining-parlour, Store-room, roomy Closets, Water-closers, Su.;
seven airy Bed-chambers on the first story, with Store-room,
Closets, &c. four good Chambers on the upper story, with Store-
rooms, Closet S, Ste.
the Offices comprise excellent Kitchen, Store-closets, ser-
vants'-hall, Bakehouse, and Scullery; Pantries, Larders, Dairy;
and roomy Cellars, in the Basement. Paved Yard, with Gates
to the Street; double Coach-house, with a very wenrive Store-
chamber over it ; and two 3-stall S4sbles, Brewhouse, and various
Out4ulidings, all of the mast substantial brick, and in perfect
repair. Lawns and Plea -ure-groonett, Fish-ponds, a capital
Kitthen-garden, pattly walled, and well stocked with fruit-trees;
anotber Garden, compL:tely walled round, dry grava-walks, pre-1
ductive Orchard, Farm-yard, and Out-buildings, euclosed by
walls, the ,whole occupying a Frontage of about 170 yards; and
rich Pasture Feld, walled round, also eying compact, and contain-
ing about Eleven Acres. A most desirable Residence for a Gen-
tleinat;'s Pamtly, commanding extensive views of a beautifully
rich country. 'lle Buildings and Grou±els are in the most com-
plete order, and immediate Possession nay be bad.
May be viewed b i applying on the Premises, where Particu-
lars may be hid : .and at the *1 hree Cups inn ; White Horse, Ips-
wich; Black Boy, Chelmsfotd ; White Hart, Rumford; of Mr.'
Hall, '24, Old Buildings, Lincoln's 1:41 ; at Garraway's ; of
Meksrs. H and Broughton Solicitors, 41, Great Marlbo-1
rough-sweet ; and of M r.ltol tins:Warwick-street ,Golden -square.