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London, England, 1810-06-02 00:00:00

AN ELEGANT VILLA WITH A FARM ON
OF THE THAMES, with, i rintediate possession.
By Mews. SKINNER, TUC HIN, xrd FORREST,
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TRF.EHOLD RE-:II:INCE, AND 5G ACRES OF LAND,
Mottingham, Kent with immediate+ possession,
H,• Messrs. SKINNER TUCHIN, and FORREST,

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On Wedresday the girth tit
Jute, ar twelve, at Garraway's,
AVERY Desirable REEHOL6 ESTATE, si-
tuate in the,plcasant village of Mottingham, in the vicinity
of Blackheath, Eltham, and Chisteltorst. in Kent,and only eight
miles from London; comprising in: 'excellent mily residence,
with suitable dom....tiz 0 es, Coach-hot:see excellent Stabling
for 10 horses, pleasure Grounds, Gardens, and" Meadow land,
Lid o;;t in a paddock, containing abous 34 Acres, and about 16
Acres of fertile Arable Lam!. The premises are fit for the ininte-
di.Le reception oft.family of the first respetahility, and tositain
a spacrous Drawing-room, Dining and Breakfast Parlours, Study
anti Billiard Room,Sevett best lied Chittistiets, and buitable apart-
ments for Servants, convenient .ofaces, .and goad Cllars. The
detached Offices corsiat of .a Dairy, Laundry, Bake•houar, Ice-
house, and a -Farm-yard, with a Granaty, sad other castvenient
Oulu:tidings.
To he viewed 14 dayr preceding the sale, by tickets, which,
with primed Tarticulars, may beltad of Messrs. Skinner, Tudsin
and Forrest. Alttersgate-stree ; and of Messrs. Lambert and Soot,
Solicitors, Hatton-garden, who are authorised to receive tenders
for the'same by Private Contract. Particulars also at the Tiger's
Head, Lee; Green Man, Blackheath ; Bull, Shooter's Hill ; and
at Garrastray's. . .

On Thursday, the 19. th of July,at Twelve, at Carraway's, In Lets,
MOST Desirable FREEHOLD VILLA, de-
lightfully situt:te on a spot universally admired for the ex-
treme IKauty and variety of the scenery, with extensive Plea:Aire
Crounds, laid out with an infinite degrte of torte, in lawns, ;-ar-
dens, parterres, paddocks, shrubbery and terrace walks, r;auteti
with a variety of valuable add ornamental Thnbtr Trees, vita-
singly grouped, and the adjoining inclesures of very ricii and k!-
tile Laud, forming a complete. Fertile Ornee, containing altoge-
ther about 45 Acres, exclusive of 12 Acr,-r. o' Leasehold Land ad-
joining, the property of the Hon. General 7:T. Jonv. The situa-
tion is ott the Surrey Bank of the Thames, about three 'Mks from
Richmond, and within one of Kinrton, commanding the most
beautiful and interesting trledis o; the iliver, Richmond, limp-
ton, And Bushy Parks. The Villa is a modern structure of hand-
some elevation, el within a few years, and contains a very
elegant suite drowns., opening into a grand cons:rratiry b, hind,
which with the dontes7iC (Aces are judiciously p'azetl and well se-
cluded. The Coach-houses, Stabling, and Farning Buildings are
entirely encompassed and acre7.ned by a thick belt of plantations. •
To be viewed on Tuestia)s and Fridays between the bouts of
twelve and four, by tickets only, which, with printed particui..i..,
may be had of Messrs. Knight and Shrubsole, Kingston ; and of
Messrs. Skinner; Tuchin, and Forrest, AM :rsgate-bttreet.

CAVENDISH SQUARE. LAPII4AL FARM. LINCOLNSHIRE. •
Py Messrs. tKINNEII, TUCHIN, anti FORRZST, • CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION HOUSFS,
On 'Wednesday, the. 90th of /WV., at 121 o'clock. at Garraway's i With elegant Ornamented Stone Fronts, numerous Office., Coach
- WET house,'Cirange- Alley, Cornhill, in One Lot, . I Houses, Stables, Gardens, and Glowid.
A Capital and pert' improveable EWrATE, called I
By
Alcssrs: SKINNER. TI:CH R IN, and FORE TS,
I t On Thursday, the 12th July, at 12 o'Cle.ek, at Garrawaii's Cor„.e
the Rectory or Parsonage Farm ; consisting of 475 Acres
statute measure, of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, (type.' /louse, 'Change-alley, Ci.i.nhill, is Two Lot.,
Nto
free), with a convenient Dwelling-house, Barns, Staillier, a Bid-
rr r Capit. d and Valuable FREEHOLD MAN.
Jiffs Messeage.and sulta:de Out-buildings; situate at Wellingor,
adjr:ning the high road front-Lincoln to Grantham; a beaattfful" SION HOUSES, desirably situated on the North-side of
Cave:etas .quare, Nos. 9 and 10, in the possession of the Coon-.
and healthy part of the county; about ten mdes from the city of ;
ten of Hereford, and M. D. Alat:ens,:Esq. on Irises, which on-
Lincoln, ten front Steaft.rd, 14 from 'Newark, and 16 from Gran.. i
than, ; now in the ptiow pin' at A lidsuninter next and Midsummer I§ll.tsion of Mr James Wilson. a respectable .
l'he Premises occupy two valuable and extensive Piot. of
tenant on a short I.•ase. ar a very hey nett rent of only W 650 per i
Ground, at: most substantially erected on an excellent plan and
with elegant ornamented Stone Fronts, containtt g Annum. The The Estate is held under the Dean and Chapter ot Lin- 1
coin for 21 years, at two r, se: ved rents, amounting to only C 35 ; eley3ti°ll,
veral c :pita! suites of Rooms, and dorneuic OrSces of every de-
per. Annum, and which is now pa:d by rhe tenant. 'l'he ratite is
I 'tenuity, w;th extensive Gardens, and a private Mews behind.
usually renewed every seven years, according to custom.
: The whole so constructed tha: at a small expellee might be !aid
To be viewed, and printed par.iculars may be had of the Te-
together, and form one of the most complete Mansions in tor. n.
rant; also of Mr. Stark, Printer, Lincoln; ,I'vlessrs. Newaombs, '
Printers, Litamford ; Mr. Hodson, Printer, Cambridge; Mr.: ro -be viewed beween the hours of two and four, (after the
hate) by tickets, wh:cli may be had, .with prints cl Partieu-
Peck, Printer, I lull; at the Rein Deer, Lincoln; Angel, Gran-
-28, Gower-street, Bedford-s•litare ; and of
thaw ; fiord, Newark ;Angel, Peerborough ; at Garraway's; Jars, of Mr. Shaw, No.
•I 25th
and of Messrs. Skinner, Tucl.in, and . f'orrest,Aldergate-street. Messrs. skinner, Tuchin and Forrest, Aldersgate-street.

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DR. 101.11ERGIUS NEavousemtnim.Ditoes.
rrilE latent cause of Net Toils I>isorderi lies in a
iusporc state of ate animal juiceip:whichbistead of acerb&
irg rad supporting the principle of 4ste, irritate sal el range de
nervous fibres; this ptoducea various eomplahus of a relasid
habit, the animal spirits not being supported, ilypor.hcnilracael
Ilystcric affections arise, and from this diseased suue of tin 5:co1
proceed the various maladies that embletcr fife, mar evrrr prtkrt
enjoyment, a:td cut the thread of existence by a premature ikcl.
For these disorders Dr. Forutaines Nravous (:iniataalhots
have been found tha b:•st remedy, the most powerful restorative,
and reanimating medicine; has been proatd an intiallibk case
for those whose health ft-ahem! injured in warm djmatre, or ill
close attention to onsiness; Sad a sedentary life. Its ewers Fare.
heen fully contirnied in those infirmities which attach the you'
-of either sex, and too often prematurely produce cW age and .11
the weaknews connected with it. No medicine pvisessct such
general restorative qualities, or so adapted to every class r
valetudinarians; the cold nerves and weak muscles of r.4sxcsl
habits are warmed, animated, acid confirmed; by them the linen
acquire fresh vigour, the exhausted veins are filled with rich and
healthy juices, the spirits drooping and languid, become resivul
and real-stud, the different functions of appetite and e.ige•:oll
are promottd by it, a••cl the .wbok constitntion recvives new Ve
and strength. This grand restorative of health cannot be reel*.
mended with too much eagerness to the female tea, in the deli-
cate and highly nervous state which is known to sucteideldkibed,
and those peculiar indisposition.; of the sex, which by want of a:.
tention, are apt to produce the most final and linger:l-4 daseazis,
and Men death itself. •

Sul.l wholes.de :AA retail at Mr. Butler'i, Ne. 4, Chearsid:l
corner of l'atertnikter.r(w, London; Laster and Co. Edinbur;,l
and Glasgow ; li.lam, Pot- sinwith ;Ni wbery azilScia;
Pack and Turner, I ;till ; I loaland and Hayden, l'lyineetli; 1:41
most lloolcselleti and P.letlicine Venders, in every tau/14in b 71114
at 4s. ed. and 225. each. Of whon% may be had,
Dr. VOTHEltf;ll.l.'s FEMALS PILLS, prier es. p.l. a boos.

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IMPOIITANT
rrHE Advantage the Public must always derive
! from regularly 'educated professional men directiry almost
enclusteely their studies to one ..)ecies of malady, was newt more
clearly demonstrated than by the unexampled stacsaw4 witch has
S attended the administration of their new remedy, and the evraot-
(Unary cures it hai performed. Fur a lung series of rare Mime'.
Commit and 00. Surgeons,. formerly in his Nlalesty's set vier, line
nut le ;he l'enereal Diseas2 the particular ol;ect of their furore
g,itions antlaro happy in I::.ving discovered a medicine sty:l.l,4'lo
mercury, in the Cure of that complaint; it i 4 sufEci.:ot
• that the efforts etf this remedy ate ctiam.:trically opposi:: to those
of for though It completely eradicates every vosike of
the virus, in Its most confirmed st.tges, yet it donate in the least
1.•„; the constitution ;on the contrary, It renovates tke system
is all its natural fupetions, prontates :.ppetite, end kcal:al.' 4' •
gesuon ; thus halved of reluring a strong and viprous consiiros•
lion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre.
4 serves that constitution M its primitive state, bet restarts; aWt
and debititated.one to A:A naltral strervh and vilotir. Notelet.
• Lts instlitteel are on ATMS' recited of the superior's:a:act of
this
medicine, its inherent and specille 'hares agting as a r reraiti
corrective to bodily debtlivy, whether proceeding front za isms-
uf conjugal or illicit pleasure, or from the more lusidiou4.:4ol;lo
not lent destructive,.%.indelgeoce of incautious youth nT bait •rt:--
in a certain penticious habit. Amidst the trelanchely "t
disorders which arithe consequence of thissnlitaty vi. t'u.re tie
none more all sting than that itittresc!eg state IV sieliihtY
ficiencv which ,prevents or embitters the matrimonial stet.; the
unhappy sullifer broods over his inisfortnne, ashamed to seek re-
lief, Mita he ii reduced to such a state of weaXocss as to racier
life oppressive. (wit persons it must he a consoling oft-
tion to !wow, that tit..l may now, by a ;:ew infaiUhle mode of
treatment, Ice restored to that greatest of all humaablissiVis a
strong, manly and vigorou4 constitution.
In all casessof debility, deficiency, (roan whattnter cause arida& ,
as well as ha every species, of venereal infection, Messrs. Currie
and Co. may be consulted by pstients of either sit: with the
greatest secrecy, and honour, at their horse, No. tO7, tiatton7,
Garden. Patients in the country, dev ill ing the particelers
their complaints. by letter post paid, enclosing a Bank nese v
have the necessary inedich.e and advice tto any part Id ilia
kingdom • No. 107, Hatton-Garden.

BUILDING MATERIAL-I, NEAR ILFORD, ESSLX. i NEWMARKET.
By Messrs. SKINNF.R, TUCHIN, and FORRF.ST. ' Fifty-Four Acres of Land, with' early possession; a part very
On Monday, the 9th of July, and following Days, at Eleven l eligible for building upon.
o'Clock, on the Prefuisms, 1
i By Messrs. ::KINNEit, TUCH! Z.:, and FORREST,
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THE Valn4ble• and well-conditioned MATE-.
On Moaday, the 2.a.1 of Pfy, at Twelv.• o'Clock, on .the Pre-
- RIALS of a Mansion House and Offices at .Aidborousli 1 anises, in I .ots,
Hatch, in Essex, three miles from Ilford, four from Woodford !
and Roniford,and within ten miles of the metropolis; consisting i A Truly Desirable FREEHOLD and LEASE-
of a large ipiantity of Brickwork and Tilieg, stone Coping and HOLD ES.I'ATE, situate in and contiguou to the,:lown
_Window Cills, excellent oak and fir Rooting, many Tons of • of Newmark:A ; comprising the Scite on which now s:ands the
. Mansion-House, Offices, and &aiding ; the residence and property
Lead, wainscot glazed sash frames and•Sliutttra, a large quan-
tity of Wainscotting, capitaitlean deal batten Floorsonarble and of Mrs. I'anton, occupying a valuahlt plut of Erourel t:I7 Let in
other chimney-pieces, stout six-pannel Doors with brass locks, front of the Town, with the beautiful aial extensive Pleasure-
the fittingteup of a Water-closet, a marble Sink, several flights of grounds, Lawn, Plantations and Shrubberies' productive Gar-
Portland Stone Stairs, with iron ballusters, Reservoirs, Pumps,and
dens, several convenleat Paddocks in grass, some tillage land
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. Pipes, Dressers, Shelves, and Presses, and a variety of useful Fix-. adjoining, containing upwards of 18 Acres of Freehold, and about
trues ; a quantity of Marble, Portland, and York Pavement, a . fiG Acres; of Leasehold, tile greater part held for a very long
stone Frontispiece, fittings-up of the S:ables, four pair of Coach.- term of upwards of 50 years.
house Doors, clinker Pavement, a Turret Clock, Bell, and Cupola, ' The Pleasure-grounds are agreeably diversified and laid
ornamental Iron Railing and states, aud a great variety of useful out with great taste, well stocked w;:;. valuable Timber Trees,
Materials. . pleasingly scattered, and planted with an ininiense number of
The productive walled Gardens, with near 90 Acres of excel. beautiful Foreat 'Fret . and Shrubs. The Lands are very desirably
lent Meadow, and Pasture, and Arable Land, in a ring fence, situate for the erection of Sporting Boxes for the residence of
with proper buildings, will be ler on lease, from Michaelmas rent. Gentlemen.
Proposals for taking either the Gardens niLand will be received • . To be viewed by Tickets, which, with printed particular, may
by Mr. Shaw, No.lB, Gower-street,Bedford•square. be had of E. Weatherby, E.q. Newmarket ; Messrs: Farrers,
. The Materials may be viewed three days preceding the sale, Atkinson, and Johnson, Lincidn's-inn-firlds ; and of Messrs.
when cat aloguelpay be had on the premises ; alio at the Angel, Skinner, Tuclin , and Forrest, Aida-ogee-street, wit" ate autho.
Ilford, White Hart, Romford • White Hart and Castle Inns, -rised to receive proposals f :r. the ptir.:liase of the Estate, with ~.....a
Woodanal ; Epping Place Inn ; 'Swan, Stratford ; and Of Mears. the Mansion-house aud Offices thereon, in One Lot, by Private 1 terbury-Piace, Lambeth, at die STA it-orrict. Na 1.1.67
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