Star.
London, England, 1811-06-26 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, between WYCOMB
and MARLOW, BUCKS.
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLLIPS,
At the Auction Mart, on Tuesday, the 2d August, at Twelve,
AMOST DESIRABLE FREEHOLD, and
small part COPYHOLD ESTATE; comprising Handy-
cross Farm, containing Four Hundred and Thirty-six Acres of
rich Arable, Pasture, and Wood Land, in excellent cultivation,
near the best Markets, in a fine Sporting Country, abounding
with Game, on the borders of the Turnpike Road, 30 miles
from London, about two miles from High Wycomb, and three
from Marlow, in the county of Bucks; with a hubstantial Farm-
house, capital Farm and Rick-yards, three Bann, Cow-houses,
Stabling, and Out-buildirp, well supplied with spring water,
an Orchard, and large Garden ; also the Three Hone-shoe pnb
lie house, and a Tenemeat, in Winch-lane, let on lease to Mr.
Richard Badcock, a most respectable tenant, for a term of which
about seven years are unespirel, at a rent of Five Hundred
Pounds per Annum ; the Land-tax is redeemed, and will be in-
cluded In the purchase.
Te be viewed with leaven! the Tenant, and particulars had at
the Upper and Lower Crowns, Marlow ; San, Maidstone; Star,
Oxford; Red lion, Hips Wycomb; Whine Horse. Uxbridge;
Crown, Amersharn ; at the Mart; and of Messrs. Hoggart and
Phillips, Ns. 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchanp, where a
Plan of the Estate may be seen.

ELEGANT FURNITURE, GREAT MARLOW, BUCKS.
By Messrs. HOGGART nod PHILLIPS,
On the Premises, Thames Bank Villa. on Wednesday, August 3,
at Twelve o'Clock,
TrIE Elegant MODERN FURNITURE, COM- ,
prising three Drawing room suites in French Curtains,
Sofas, and satin-wood and japanned Chairs with cushions ; beau-
tiful Cabinets and Bookcases, composed of tarn and rose-wood,
with ormolu ornaments; Statuary, marble Pier Tables, rose.
wood Breakfast-tables on pillars and claws, Pier and Chimney-
glasses, a set of mahogmy Dining-tables, Parlour Chairs with
Morocco seats, a Cellaret Sideboard, polished Fender and Fire
Irons, Brussels and other earpets,Gaiden Implements, and nu•
mernus other Effects, &c.
To be viewed one day previous to the Sale, and Catalogues
had on the Premises; at the Eun,Maidenhead; Wind-
„„,., liar,. Hash Wr001b; Arhite Hor..e, Uxbridge; the
Crown, Amersbam ; and of Mons. Hotprt aud Phillips, 6:2,
Old Broad-street, Royal Etehange.
N. B. The elegant VILLA, with Gardens and Pleasure-
'rousts's, to be Sold.

BRIGHTON.— FREEHOLD REstorNat, with ELEGANT
° FURNITURE, MARLBOROUGH-PLACE.
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
On the Premises, on Thursday, August 4, at Eleven o'Cloolt,
pur,tuust to the will and order of the Executors of A. AN-
VSIAT, Esq. deceased,
ACAPITAL FREEHOLD DWELLING-
110Uir, firkiihrd In a superior st)le of workmanihip and
taste, designed for the residence of the late Proprietor, situate In
the most preferable part of Brightrm, uppinite to the Grand Pa-
rade : the house conts'es nine Bed rooms, with Dressing-rooms,
two el-gent Drawing-rooms, of fine proportions; a Dining Par.
lour, Library, two Halls, numerous Clots, Water-eloaer, and
planned for the accommodation of a Family of Distinc-
tier,. Possession will be givers at Midsummer next, when the
present occupier will quit.
To be viewed with Tickets only, which, with Particulars, may
be had twenty days previous to the sale, of lingua and Phillips,
69, Broad-street : Particulars also at the Old Ship, Brighton ;
and Hotel, Worthing ; and on the Premises

EXCELLENT FURNI ItiRE, CHINA, AND GLASS,
MARLBOROUGII-PL ACE, BRIGHTON.
By Messrs. HOGGARr and PHILLIPS,
On the Premises, In Marlborough-Place, Brighton, on Thurs-
day, August 4,1814, at Eleven &Clock, pursuant to the Will,
and by direction of the Executors of the late A "IMAM:its AN.
NLSIAT3 Esq. deceased,
TH excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
CHINA, GLASS, and EFESSCTS, comprising Maho-
gany four-post Bedsteads with Dimity Furniture', Goose Pea
ther Beds, Mattrasses, and suitable Bedding, Makin Cabinet
Work in a Wardrobe, Chests of Drawers, Dressing Stands, a set
of Dining'fables on pillars anti claws, mahogany Pat lour Chairs,
a Sideboard with Brass Guard Rails, two elegant Chiffoniers, a
Drawing•Reetn Suite in French Curtains, Couches and Chairs
with Cushions, Brussels and other Carpets, Culinary Articles, Sec.
To be viewed on Saturday previous to the Sale, and Cata-
logues bad on the Premises; at the Old Ship, Brighton ; Hotel,
Worthing; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillip+, No. 62, Old
Broad• street, Royal Exchange, London.

BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, PLEASURE GROUNDS,
MANOR. AND FREEHOLD ESTATE, IN THE NEW
FOREST, HANTS.
By Messrs. HOOGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Auction Mart, on Wednesday, August to, ►t'l`welve, in
One I.ot, unless an acceptable offer should be made In the
meanwhile by Private Contract,

ASELECT and VALUABLE FREEHOLD
ESTATE, comprising LOPPER WOOD HOUSE, de-
lightfully situated in the New Forest, a fine sporting country,
commanding extensive prospects ever the Southampton River,
Isle a Wight, &c. the Residence and Property of George Jack-
son, Esq. going abroad. The Villa has been erected within a
few years, at a very considerable expense, and forms a handsome
elevation, cased with white bricks in imita ion of stone, end con-
tains eight bed-rooms, with three Dressing-rooms, and a Marble
Bath, a Drawing-room, 25 feet by IP, a Dining-room, 44 by 17,
Library, 17 feet square, and an Entrance Hall, 16 by IS, with
Coach-houses, Stabling for ten Horses, Offices, attached and de-
tached, of every description, in the most complete state of repair.
The Pleasure-yrolittis *e disposed with taste, Plantations of
Forest-trees and Illitsgreecs, productive Gardens, &r. with three
Farm-houses, Barns, and Out-buildings, together with One Hun-
dred and Twenty-five Acres of rich Arable and Pasture Land,
six miles from Southampton, four front Itumsey, and four from
Lyndhurst, near the hounds. The Purchaser may have im-
mediate possession, and the Furuhure may be takers at a fair 's-
itu. ion.
Printed particulars may be bad at the White Hart, Ramsey ;
Crown, Lyndhurst; Dolphin, Southampton ; Oecrge, Winches-
ten; of Mr. Simeon, St. Paul's Church-yard; and of Messrs.
Holgart and Phillips, No. 6t, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange;
whsre a Plan and Elevation of this Property may be seen • of
whim Tickets, for viewing the Estate, may be bad s- also of ife.
Har bill, Solicitor, Ringwood; Mr. Damon, Salome, &stagy;
and Ur. Widow, Solicitor, gray's Ista.

LOWER GROSVENOR-S ritsEr
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON FRAC I',
By Mr. ROBINS,
THE LEASE of 'IV Colop tct DWELLrNa.
HOUSE, situate in Lower Grusvenor-street, contigeou% t•
Grosvenor-square, planned for the acc.immodat.un •if a (iterate-
man's Family, recenly put into very excellent order ; a four-stall
Stable and standing fur two Carriages. The purcha,er may be
accommodated with the Furnaure by valuation, and early pot-
secsion may be bad.
To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be
bad of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Cltti.leu.ttquere

HERSFORDitiIIt F..
A Capital MANSION-HOUSE, with OFFICES. GARDEN,
MANORS, and LAND—a delightful retreat for a Gentle-
man fond of Field Sports—near HEREFORD, KINUTON,
LEOMINSTER, and the HAY.
TO BE LET, FURNISHED,
ACAPITAL FAMILY-MA 144!0N, SNARLS-
FIEL.D-COURT, near Hereford. Klngton, Leominster,
and the Hay, adapted fur the accomint dation of a Gentleman's
Family ; with excellent Offices Fhbles for fourteen Horses,
Coach-houses, and other Ost:builtitngs; an excellent walled
Garden, clothed with numerous choice Freit-trees, and walk
stocked and cropped, and about Sixty Acres of excelent Grass
Land, with a deputation to sport over mattois of eonstiikrable
extent, abounding with pheasant, par:ridge, cJeks, mil whim
game ; the neighbourhood highly reap vtable.
To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, rosy be bad
of Mr. Robins, Wasatch-street, Golden-aquae:int. •

SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL,
LONDON.
WILLIAM & MOUNTAIN.

The best Aceontmo tidal for Traveller., gool Deals, &doe
Ligunni, and nwderate Charges.
Waggon Warehouse►, mad Stabling fur Six Waggans per Weak—,
of great lattrest to Any Caviar It might suit. from Use coeval

situation.
The foilowlng Post Coaches, Mail Cosche-, &c. set out from the
Saracen's Head Inn, svow-Km:
WEYMOU'LIi, DORCHESTER, tagt
BLANDFORD UNION POST'-COACH carriesTme,%
Insides, with a Guard; every Afternoon. Arrives in CUD fie
,he Guernsey testi Jersey Palets.
FALMO LI cH and I RURO New Post-Gush every Metcalf.
EXETER, Plymouth, Weychoisda, Dorchester, Painaosith,
Dartmouth, and Salisbury New Post Coach, every Morning at
Fitt seasick, w a Guard, through Honizon, Atuninstee, bride
ports Btandford, Basiiiptoke, and Bagshot.
BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, hilltop, and 1-luntiogdon
sew Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Lvening.--Coaebes trona
bo• ea to SpUsby. Louth, Grimsby, and Hull.
LIVEItMOL, Post Cosel,, to carry 4 Insides gets out every
Morning, through 1.0 terseortli, lligk Cross, Hirt, k!ey, 4.l•hee•
sumo, rainwortb, Litchfield, Ulk-stlisap, Northampton, and
Dun.table; arrives at Liverpsoi met ethrrnfon.
LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knotalord, brooch and Ltchfield,
Post-Coach, called 'I be Expedition, every acting ar Five
o'Clock, to B..Bmtherton`s, Sareaen's I-Lail luo, Dale-sireet,
I.iverpuol. Guarded throughout.
kiATH and URIS I'OL Flying Post-Coaches, through Chippen-
ham, Caine, and Marlborough, every tet noon; arrive at Mr.
May's, the Greyhound inn, EAch, and the I.unJon Tnvern, 'rho.
tualesireet, Bristol, next Morning.—Coaches to Wells, itridges
water, Taunton, &c.
LEEDS new light Coach, called the Rockingham, sets not every ,
Morning at Eight o'Clock; carries Four [notice only, asti goes re-
m trkably easy, with a I:nerd throughout. Passes through Stain.
ford, Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and Ferrybrktge, to dna 1
Golden Lion, Leeds, nest Day, at Noon. Notwithstanding the
uncommon Expeditiou of this Coach, it is allow d to be the moat
agreeable and cuinplete Public Conveyauce on the Nora Rood,
beteg unequalled In Accommodation by any other.
KF.NDAL, Lancaster, Proton, islcby-Lansdale, Molten.,
Morley, Ormskirk, and Garstang Post Coaches, every After.,
noon zt Five &Clocker-Guarded.
GLASGOW, Longtown' Gretna-Green, Annan. Dumfries,'
Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, Cusunock, Kingswell, ant{
all Parts of Scotland. Camperdown Coach,
YOSK, Newcricle, and Ethnburgh new Coach, performed
with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at Half-paat
Sift o'Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tiuleaster, Darlington,,
Northallerton, Durham, Morpeih, and Berwick. Passengers
finding themselves fatigued from the length of she joiircey, maT
rest what [hue they phase, and theti,g, oceed e.t withou, any ad.
ditional Fare. J. CL A IC, the Black swao. Coney-street, York,
runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull Scarborough, Whitby, and
other Places.

BRIDGENORTH and Walsall new Pest Coach, fedi
Evening.
CARLISLE, Pearith, and Whitehavea 7.,5t Coach, goes with.
Four Horses, and a Guard all the way. Passes through 'Stough,
Appleby, Greatabridges, Richmond, Cant:rick, Bi.rouglibrltlgos.
Wetherby, Abettors!, Doncaster, and Grantham (the near
way by eighteen miles). Sets out every Morning, and perforate
the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained es
the road by business, or pleasure, have the pet ullar advantage el'
their seats being secured in the neat Cinch.
CHESTEA and PARKGA IE neW Post Coach, Daily.
ECLIPSE, a new Flying Post Coach, to York, Sunderland,
Newcastle, and Edinburgh, carries Four Insides wily, every A&
ternoon, at Three o'Clock, by way of Doncaster, Grantham, and
Stamford.
SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarns, new Coach, weer
Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland.
MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton Newcastle, Walsok
and Wolverhampton Post-Coach, every Afternoon.—Guarded.
SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Muffle* Post-Coach, tin'
Royal Charlotte, every Evening, at Five o'Clock.—Guarded.
SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rockin.
bans, every Morning.
BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, seat
Mot every Afternoon, and reaches Elrmiligham next day at Nome,
Passes by Oxford, Enston, and hhipstone, to the Saracen's Head
Bull-street, Birmingham.
BIRMINGHAM New Poet Coach (to carry 4 insides oath.
In One Day, through Stony Stratford, Lemington, and Warwick,
sets out every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Murniug, agog
arAves R Birmiaghana the same Evening.
SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Alraford, and Alton Condi
every Evening.
HULL, Northeave, Howden, Them, and Doncaster Peal
Coach, every Morning at Seven o'Clock, to the Bull and Sue
Myton-gate, Hull.
N. B. Passengers and Parcels booked for she above dliallbeg,
at the New Whine Horse Cellar. Piccadilly
WllllAlig B. Move l AIN and Co. respectfully 'aqua*
Friends and the Public, that they will Dot be accountable derttil
Parcels or Luggage, Etc. of more than Five Fouts& Vise, it km
or damaged, unless entered as suchand paid for ellalledblika eat
the MANIA Lao, itrew4lll, London.

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF THE AMERICAN
SOO I HIND SYRUP.
MADAM—About two months since my child
was taken with most violent screamings, night and day.
koew it proceeded front the teeth. I immediately purchased
i battle of your American Soothing Syrup; when to my great
surprise, in A fe w minutes aster the gums were rubbed, the ciald
rot di In a cons:enable sleep fur several hours. In about a
wet k, two teeth came through; in a very short time afterwards
to our utter astoids:•Nent, six more ma r their aivearauce, with-
out the child's she% bat the least symp.oms of uneasiaess. He is
now cutting two double-teeth with apparent ease. I administered
some to a neighbour's child, who was not expected to sutvive
through the agora. a of its teeth, when to the joy of its mother,
he in•med•ately revved, and sh“rtly alter four te.tle made their
appearance. Any l ..ati who may have their doubts et its won:.
derful &direct' (as I bad n-.yself before I app led it) shall he sok-
d by calling at my house, No. 9, Crosby row, King street,
Rio o gh. I am, Madam, your's respectfully,
pr ! Sl9, 1814. R. FIinALLS.
be had of the Prprietors, Johnson and William:, No. 94,
Newman-itreet. Dittorti greet; and by their appointment, of
New'rry, St. Pio I's Church yard, and Dame-street, Dublin :
kiarclay, Fie tt market ; Dicey and Sutton, bow Church-yard ;
Shaw and E !wards, St. l'aid's Church yard ; Butter, 4, IL ;
Evans, Long-lane, Sni‘,llfield ; and by all the principal Witchcin.:
Venders in town and country, at cs. 9d. a h -tale.
sure to ask for " Johnson and Williams's, Ame
clean Soothing limp," as there are several spurious sorts.
N B. Ades. Johnson relieves the Infant Poor as usual, at her
house, every Tuesday and Saturday morn ng. from nine to ten
o'clock. by bring ug a 1.-tter nom a respesrable housekeeper, to
unify they are real objet's of scarily.

G. P. R.
MEDICINA, INVEN rum MEM ace.

ITEA L'lli, Disease, Sickness, and Death, depend
on the due or under assimilalon of the pneumaec si imth
Ilus in the vital lohcrions of man and other animals. Practical
and phi,osephiral chemistry. in the present improved state, threw
aside dogma-cal common-place prescriptions, while reason,
knowledge, ant! experience, cm,stitute Ow most perfect ru'e for
medical practice (see :sir H. Davy, Dobson, Kirwan, Cavallo,
Priestly, Black, Futrcray, Stahl, &c on lilt dint Casa.)
At tic l'eettmaro-Medical Institution. N... 8, Great Windmill.
at, et.t, I 'aytotti ket, Dr. W'rrHLlt3 and S. n, Surgeon of the Royal
CCollege CO Lou don, constantly attend for c. n.elration ; and 93
"kiwis on an average are cured weekly of the following disor-
ders: Ruptut es, by the patent pnrumato-elastic gum-truss, with
.sup cock--t o charge If it does not answer. Price ,Cd. to £3.
Debility, Meets, and a cetta it Dist ase, cured in 44 hours
;Stricter. s and l'plleptic Fits, (reference to s. vet al Cures).
'lln se Medicines Are admirably adapted tor Coughs, Consump-
tions. Cancels, Scurvy, Evil, Itheitmati.m, Gravel, Ague, Hyste-
rics, Nei vut a Bi.i..us, and lndivst.ve Complaihts '1 heir efficacy
is estosishing little else of r3rleol,Cllll iii either Sea. ihe vile,.
tinst ItIt•tr0.11 Applies tors thus pr. pared, .ff. malty cure Fistula
Piles, I amour of the Brea-t, List-a-. sof the Eye and Ear,
Wens, 1 Lick-i.rt.ks, : ores, and Ulc. rated Legs, Whi:e Swe.-
logs, Scald-Heads, and t',e various Dita,es et the Ski., &c.
Per-n' ala; tendance of Patients in the Country not required.
Linters Ow losing a bank note) for Advice and '.Medicine are ini.
asardiatcly answered, and the-Parcels sent to all Parts of the Kine
dom.
Addreis—Dr.Witt:ers mid Son, No. 8, Great Witidmill-scree',
Haymarket, Lnn 'on.
yaLls Mr. t -AM es ss t. reads a Lecture every Saturday t venkg
from Six col hipht on Pneumatic C hemistry, illus.r.ited by l;ape.
Nments in Elect rich y, Hydra oulcs, Magnetism, Hydrostatics, &:,
Tickets, is. or the H liefir of tie Hui,' ered Poor may he had ir
ase sbbp. No Lady or Gentleman can be ainutted after 5a.....-
btegale est, cum beue !curia male a..dire.

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At the PRPNCP ACADEMY, .&: 1, in SURSEX.
YOUNG GENTLEMEN jai genteelly Boarded
and espeditiously taught Free., In It greatest purity,
Greek, Latin, English. Writing and Atitlinaetk, Geography,
and the Us.. of the Globes, by V. A RAYMOND and pope:
' .kssicatits. Terms Twenty eight Guineas per Anne -1; Entrance
one gui.:ea. French Is the only Language allowed to he spoken
among the Scholars, whose health, morals, and liberal deport-
ment are particularly attended to.
1 he School will open, after the Vacation, on Monday, July
1814.
Further particulars tray he known by applying to Mt. Rent,
55, Pa. ernrover-row ; and at 59, St. Martin'sdane, where the
Prumpal may he spoken to, and references had, if required, to
respec-able Families whose sons are now at the Academy, or
have there completed th,ir education.
Stages to and from London every Day.

KEMPTON PARK.
MANSION and PLEASURE GROUNDS, near HAMPTON-
COURT and SUNBURY.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONE RAC

By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
KEMPTON, the elegant Residence of the late
JOHN Flan, Esq. deceased; comprising a beautiful Man-
ilas), fitted-up with splendid taste, presenting an elevation erne
Go. hie Architecture, delightfully situated in the centre of a most
luxuriant domain and Park of Four Hundred and Seventy Acres;
the Mansion is imitable for the accommodation of a Family of
distinction, with Rom's, lofty and of r vod proportion, the prin-
cipal Apartments are superbly finished sod decorated with an-
cient and modern paioted glass, of exquis to vrorkanatish:p, in
'tables and Landscapes, detached double Coach•houses, double
sets of Stables Men-servants' Apartments, Turret Clock and
Cupola, also House, Laundry, Dairy, Brew-house, Gra-
nary, Gardener's Cottage, and numerous Agricultural Out-build-
tugs, a Peach-house, double Graperles, Conservatory, Fineries,
and succession-house(, together about 260 Acres in extent ; the
whole Fstate is foe from Rectorial Tithes, and lies w thin a
ring-fence.
The Park and Land may be viewed at the time, on application
to the Bailiff, Mr. Paterson; the Mansion and Gardens can only
he viewed by Tickets, which, with farther particulars, may be
had of Messr=. Liman and Phillips, 62, Old Broad-s-reet, Royal
Exchange, where a Plan of the Estate snag be seen.

4;,,1 LA'rE R's PATENT STEAM KITCHEN and
RANGE, complete, with late Improvements, Is warranted
to be supenor to any other Apparatus in the Kingdom fer all
kinds of Looking (either In large or small Families) in the most
clean and delicate manner; its various operations of Ste-imb,g,
Boiling, Roasting, Baking, Stewing, and Broiling, and supplying
constantly from one to fourteen gallons of boiling water, and with
nr without a Hot Closet, are all performed by the use of tine
small fire.

hs superiority over every other method of Cooking consists
principally in the following particulars:
I. It shin& in a smaller compass, and is attended by less mon-
ble than is occasioned by any other mod,- of Crtoking, and it is
always well understood by mace or twice using, nor is it so liable j
to be out of I epuir.
2. Half the fire that any other on the most econonsleal plan
cmsunies is sufficient, and it is wholly free from great heat, and
all sulphureous or other disagreeable :molls.
S. The cooking by steam (viz.) hot distilled water. Meats so
cooked do not imbibe impure substances, such as collected in tea
k, tiles, &c.
4. Victuals dressed on this plan may be cooked a second time
and be as good as at the first, or when ready for dishing, can be
made to wait an Ito* .4 hoot bring spwiled. •
S. Roasting by but air on this plan is more cleanly, and there
is a sating of one pound of meat in ten both in botheig and
owing.
6. "the whole is free from the poisonous effects of copper,
or coppers badly tinned.
7. 'Pie Apparatus has been proved lay particular calculation of
many (amides who have it in use, to clear its first cost in from
siz to twelve months, yielding or saving of more than 10 per
cent. both in the weight of victuals dressed, and in the quantity
of fuel used.

With

Orders received by Thomas Wattleworth, Agent to the Pa-
tentee, at the bow Rowse., No. 64, Great Russell-an eet, Blooms-
bury square, London, where may be seen the Patent Kitchen
and Ra.oge complete.
N. hoientie Wnehome, litet-strut. tinomsborv.

ALU :BEE FREEHOLD PREMISES AT LYME, IN THE
COUNTY OF DORSET.
Elegant Household Furniture, Waggon, Carts, Horses, and otter
Effects ; by direction of the Assignees under a Commission of
Bankrupt awarded against Messrs. Wtttlow BURItiOGL and
Sots —By Mr. CROGGON,
On Tuesday, the 16th of August next, at Twelve o'Clock, at the
Dwelling-house lately occupied by Mr. Burridge, situate about
a quarter of a mite from Lyme Regis, in the County of Dorset,
lUT I, With immediate pu-session, a very sub-
I stantial and h gbly desirable FREEHOLD DW ELLING-
HOUSE and PREMISES, most beautifully situate fronting the
Sea, about a quarter of a mile from Lyme Regis, lately occupied
by Mr. W. Burridge; comprising Parlour, large Dining ditto,
five good Bed-rooms, one Kit hen, Store-rooms, and other con-
Se:Olt-At Offices, with two spacious Rooms adjoining to arid coo-
municating with the Dwelling house, lately used as Counting-
houses, but convertible at a small expense into handsome domes.:
tic Rooms; a capital Garden, Courtlage, good Water, &c. Thsk
whole in excellent repair, neatly fitted up, and replete with every
convenience for the accummodatita of a genteel Family.
LoT 2. All that valuable FREEHOLD PLO f of GROUND,
comprising large Coal, Culm, and Timber Yards, spacious Ware-
houses, Stehle, Waggon-houses, and other accommodations ; the
a hole enclosed by a stone wall and wood fence, together with
the right of the road leading to the Turnpike-road, freed from
interruptions by a late &china) in the Court of King's Bench,
hell g very eligibly situated for business, contiguous to the pre-
'edit% Lot.
A considerable 'Frade has been carried on in these Premises
:or Fourteen leers past, which, from its unrivalled convenience
tor lauding and shipping Goods, and easy communication with
the inland Country, Is capable of great extension.
LOT 3 A well-built and Convenient DWELLING-HOUSE
and PR EMIAS, now In the occupation of Messrs. Russell and
Stun, as Tenants at Will, pleasantly situate near the al ove Lots,
cons•stiiig of two Parlours, one Kitchen, three good Bed-rooms,
011 C Attic eittri, with Courtlage, good Garden in front of the
House, necessary Offices and Conveniences.
Liar 4. AU ;bat Valuable FREEHOLD PLOT of GROUND
or CHIP-BUILDER'S YARD, now in full Trade, held by
Me-era. Bussell and Son, as 't enants at Will, with Boat House,
Sheds, and oche.' nec-Aialu:y conveniences, well inclosed, with a
Wood Felice, together with a good Lime Min adjoiubig, the
whole contiguous to Lots 2 and S.
LOT 5. With induldiate Possession, a recently built and very
convenient FREEHOLD DH ELLING-HOUSE and PRE-
IMIztES, most larauti uliy situate at a pleasant elevation front
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