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LICHFIELII, STAFFORDSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD, OR LET,
By Mr. ROBINS,
THE FRIARY, situate in a fine retired part of
the City of LICHFIELD, adapted for the accommoda-
tion of a Gentleman's Family, with Offices, Coach-house, Stable,
and other Outbuildings ; beautiful Pleasure Grounds, excellent
Gardens fully stocked, cropped, and planted, and a fine Paddock
of about TEN ACRES of Rich GRASS LAND. The Pre-
mirss are extra-Parochial, and pay no Parochial or Parish Rates 14
the Country highly salubrious, the Society highly respectable,
Markets plentifully supplied, and at reasonable prices.
Particulars of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square ;
land Francis Sharratt, Esq. Solicitor, Lichfield.
MIDDLESEX.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES,
FELTHAM and ASHFORD.
A substantial brick-built FARM-HOUSE, with Yard and Out-1
buildings—a beautiful COTTAGE ORNEE, with Lawn,
Pleasure Ground, Sheet of Water, Offices, &c.—sundry Par-
cels of excellent MEADOW and ARABLE LAND, up-
wards of ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-THREE
ACRES—TWO COTTAGES, with-Gardens andspacious
Workshop—fifteen miles from London, four from Hounslow,
six from Richmond, and two from Sunbury and the Thames,
in stood Neighbourhood, and capital Roads in every direction.
TO BE SOLD BY,AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At the Black Dog, at 13edfont, on TUIVIDAT next, June 15, at
Twelve o'Clock, in Lots,
TILE VALUABLE FREEHOLD Agri COPY-
HOLD ESTATES of INHERITANCE of the late
ZACIIARIAH FOXALL, Essi...dichned, situate in the Pa-
rishes of FELTHAM and ASHFORD, a delightful and very'
healthy part of the County of Middlesex-s-the whole on lease to
Mr. LAT TON. till Michaelmas, 1822.
Lot 1 comprises a beautiful, compact COTTAGE ORNEE,
tastefully fitted up, adapted for the accommodation- of a small
genteel Family, seated on a Lawn, with a Sheet of Water to
front, with Conservatory, Chaise House, Stable, and Outbuild-
ings, Garden, and Pasture and Arable Land, containing 12A.
2R. BP. in the occupation of Mrs. Caseation, situate at Feltliani
Hill, adjoining the road from Richmond, llanworth, and Holm•
slow, to Chertsey, Littleton and Staines.
Lot 2. Two Pieces of MEADOW LAND,with an extensive
Frontage, containing 4A. OR. OP. opposite to Lot 1, and ad-
joining the road from Richmond and Hacworth to Chertsey
and Staines.
Lot 3. A Substantial Brick built roomy FARM HOUSE,
situate in the village of Eckhart, in the occupation of Mr. Lay-
ton, with a good Garden, Farm-yard, Barn, Stables, Cart-sheds,
&c. and sundry enclosures of Meadow and Arable Land, con-
taining 18A. 3R. 15P.
Lots 4,5, and e. A Valuable Enclosure of Fine ARABLE
LAND, adjoining the road from Feltham to Hounslow and.
Chertsey, and Lot 1, containing 35A. 3R. 58P.
Lot 7. An Enclosure of ARABLE LAND, containing 6A.
I R. oP. situate at the extremitiof the lane, optesite Lot 4,6 & 6.
Lot 8. An Enclosure of A ABLE LAN , containing 2A.
IR. 12P. situate nearly opposite to Lot 7.
Lot 9. Three Enclosures of ARABLE and PASTURE
LAND, containing 7A. SR. BP. situate pear to Lot 8, and
opposte Lot 7.
Lots 10, 11, Is, 13, and 14, comprise two Enclosures of
ARABLE LAND, containing 45A. eR. 37P. situate at Fel-
tham, bounded by the Hounslow road to Teddington, a fine
commanding situation fog building, embracing very extensive and
fine views, and about two miles from liounslow.
Lots 15, 16, and 17. Two Brick-built COTTAGES and a
WORKSHOP, situate in the preferable part of the village of
Ashford, occupying a frontage of about 115 feet and 45 in depth.
To be viewed by applying to the Tenants, of whom Particu-
brs may be had ; at the Black Dog, Bedfont ; Bush, Staines ;
Bell, at Hampton; George, Twickenham; Red Lion, Hour.-
slow; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,
Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen.

Mr. CROKER Laid upon tife table certain Papers refating to
the Navy, pursuant to the order of the House.
Sir JOSEPH YORKE. took this opportunity of again calling
the attention of the House to the claims df Mr. Seppinge. Ile
referred to the Report of the Finance Committee, as mentioning
the signal services rendered to his Country by. this moat able
man. unfortunately ke bad not been in town at the fime the
Navy Estimates were voted, or he should most unquestionably
have mnved a were many instates of stub
grants to persons who performed great services to the Country—
as the case of Mr. Ilarrinth of the Treasury, who had got if 5,000,
and Mr. Graham, the Police Mzglitrate. He trusted that the
Chancellor of the Exchequer now heard him, and be mid tell
that Right Honourable Gentleman, that if at the begiszling of
the French Revdutior.ary war he bad had the benefit of the sm.-
vices of such a man as Mr. Seppings,instead of having now to pro-
pose three millions of new Taxes, half the NatiOnal Debt might
have been saved. In the time of Lord Mulgrave, 40 ships of war
were built, at the rate of £60,000 each, in all about £2,400,000.
Yet they were so badly built as to he known through the. Navy
by the name of the Forty Thieves—(Laughter).—He Was resolved
to bring forward the subject again and again, till this most able
man was fully remunersted, and he would move for a Com-
mittee on the subject.
Sir I. COFFIN bore testimony to the extraordinary merits
of Mr. Seppings, but thought he had already been greatly re-
warded by promotion.
CROKER dwelt very much on the merits of Mr. Sep- -
pings ; his inventions were so full of genius, that if he had
brought theM into the 'market and sold them, he might have
realized a large fortune. He bad been promoted through vari-
ous offices to be one of the Surveyors of the Navy, which must
certainly be considered as in some degree a remuneration for his
services. His claims were now under the consideration of the
Government, and ifthe Treasury should agree to grant him any
sum, he had no doubt the House would make it good.
Atter a few words from Mr. D. GILBIAT and Mr. N. CAL-
o emu, in praise of Mr. Seppings, the conversation dropped.

NOTICE OF SALE OF BRITWELL HOUSE,
With its LAWNS, walled GARDEN and rich PADDOCKS,
finely Timbered. near SA LTHILL, BUCKS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. DANIEL SMITH,
At the Mart, near the Bank of England, on Teuaanar, June 17,
1819, at Twelve o'Clock, with immediate posseuion,
'r HE above FIIIEEHOLD, Capital, and Spacious
1. MANSION, many years the Property and Residence of
The Honourable GEORGE IRBY.
Standing upon a fine Lawn, with Conservatory, Ice-house, excel-
lent walled Garden, Shrubberies, rich Paddoeks, Yards, tabling
for Ten Horses, rouble Coach-house, and a variety of useful
Out-buildings, altogether THIRTEEN ACRES ; desirably
situated upon the Bath Road, in dry elevated part of the
country, near the Villages of Burnham and Taplow only three
miles from Maidenhead, four and a half from Windsor, and 24
from London.
The adjoining FARM, of about TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
is now advertised for SALE.
The Mansion can be viewed only with Tickets which, with
descriptive Particulars, may be had of Daniel Smith' and Son,
Surveyors, Windsor and Bishopsgate Church-yard, London.
Particulars may also be had at the Mart; at the chief Inns at Salt-
hill, Maidenhead, Reading, Henley, Uxbridge, Hounslow, &e.
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EXTENSIVE and CAPITAL TITHE-FREE FARM,
Aurownsice TIM CITY or wntenzsxxa,
With a Respectable and Comfortable RESIDENCE, and I
BUIL Dl:siGL"s' of every Description, particularly worthy the •
attention of a spirited Agriculturist.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 1
By Mr. DANIEL SMITH,
At the Mart, near the Bank of England, on Tut:away, June
17, at Twelve, in One Lot, by Order of the Executors of
JastEs Gammas:, Esq. deceased, unless an acceptable offer
kliould be previously made,
/1111 E NEW BARTON ESTATE, deservedly
1 ranked among the most complete and desirable Farms in
tit." County of Hants when viewed collectively as to its Soil,
admirable Subdivision, and important local Advantages, being '
close to the Town, bounded by the Turnpike-reads to London
and Portsmouth ; almost Extra-parochial and exempt from
Tithes. The Estate, altogether about ONE THOUSAND
FIVE HUNDRED' ACRES, comprises a rich Vale of Arable,
Pasture, and Water Meadow, in excellent Proportions, com-
pletely encircled by a valuable extent of Down Land, with about
01:e Hundred Acres of Wood. The whole is in the highest '
condition, having been for many years past in the hands of the
late Proprietor, under the most spirited and liberal management.
The Estate is Leasehold under the Dean and Chapter of Win-
The
retti.wable in the usual manner; and it now offers a fine
object for an advantageous Investment.
Descriptive Particulars may be had after the first of June, at
the Inns at Southampton, Airesford, Alton, Basingstoke, Fera-
-1 ham, &c. of Mr. William Simonds, of St. Cross ; or at the sate
j Mr. Goodman's Office, in Winchester; at the Atiction he
art;
jand of Dania Smith and.Sooi Surveyors Windsor, Bishops-
! gate Church-yard, London, at whose Ogees, and at Winchester,
Plans may be seen.
• 1N.13. Shortly after will b ,SQLD, rilitable FOC% of
ME-RI N OS, OXEN, ana other SClts, uptiritke above Farm.