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London, England, 1811-05-14 00:00:00

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.SALYS BY AUCTION.

ESTATES' in den comror id DONEGALL, IRELAND.
TO RE PEREMPTORILY RE-gOLD,
In Eight Lots, pursuant to cersain Orders of the Htgh Nutt ef
Chancery iu England, made in causes intitktl " Downes v.
'Them:4," (the last of which Orders was made with the ctn.
sent of the Marquis of Donegan, who has c•iveninterl R. 61
agreed to concur in such resale, and to join In the Cotaterarets
to the Purchasers),
CERTAIN LANDS, HEREDITAMENTS,
and PREMISES, comprised-in the*Maniirs of BONCRA.
NAGH and ELOGH, in the county of Donrg.il , In the hingduna
of Ireland, part of the Estates of the Marquis iit DONEGAL t, aud
containing in the whale 43,000 Acres. or thereabouts, tor co la..
expired Term of One Thousand Years, at a Popper Oen gge„4
subject to several valid Leases subsisting on the mud Estatrei—
before Somers. CourroN Esquire, one (if ow Matters of
the said Court, at the Public Sale Room of the salt Cher,
Seuthampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, On Friday, the
twenty-fourth day of May, at I, at One o'clock in the Al.
ternoon, subject to the Conditions expressed in the Fantail
Particulars, which may be had (gratis) at the said Master's Chino,
hers, in Southampton-buildings; of Meilen Akhlitge and Colley
Smith, Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn ;of Messrs. Loaves. Solicitors,
loner-Temple; of Messrs. Whitton, Solicitors, Great laws-
street, Bedford-row ; of Mr. Jaques, Land Sue‘ryor, Haugh.
Garden; of Mr. William Espinalwe, Solicitor, Stephen's.grees,
Dublin ; and at most of the principal Imp in the neig'ihourboog
a the Estates. ALDRIDGE and COLLEY smrt H.
Lincolit's.ktn.

CHICHESTER.—By Mr. W1:1.1.5-
On Monday, the 47th ef May, 1811, at the Dolphin bin, pi.
cheater, between the hours of hire and skis the Evelio?, .
ATRULY Desirable FREEHOLD ESTA I'E,
partly exonerated from Land Was.'
Consisting ef :modern Building., comprising two grooJ Lefts
and attached Offices, built with grey stock brick, which, wilt a
entail addition and at no considerable expence, may be tram
into a Cottage brnee, nearly in the centre of Tea Asses a. e. a
Half of rich Meadow Land.

1 The Ground has been most judicloosly and tastefully laid out a
limits end shrubberies. skirting the boundaries of the :noutios.
It was originally the intention of the Proprietor to en-ct I ViliS
on this very eligible spot : the Carden is ii.cloiesl by a lofty rry
stock brick wall, well clothed with choice fruit trees, which, wick
the shrubs, are nearly In a state of maturity. It isa sit 111:11(1 pt,_
eminently caltulated tor building on, commanding a debated
view of the City of Chichester and Its vicinage, and le it. iip-..0
n half a mile from the centre of the town. 'Eta pro; erty holds
oat tb the intelligent speculator various objects of advantage,waitcb
cannot fall being realized.
Immediate possession will be given, and further ParlouLui
may be known of Mr. Weller. ,Chtchester.
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HANTS,—,Ey Mi. WELLER,
At the Star Inn, Portchester, at Twelve o'Chsck, on Friday,
the 17th of May, 11111,
THE foliating FREEHOLD ESTATES :._..
Lot I. A substantial, recently built, • BRICK HOlhfi.
Slated; the interior is well-finished, and the principal run 116 are
neatly ornamented, and consist, on the ground Bi.or, of a r.at
Vestibule and Staircase, Eating room 16 tree 6 ii:clits by 14 feet
4 inches, with two Iteoesses !Pied ep with Sideboards, Kiich. rt.
Scullery, Pantry, and Cellar. Fink Floor, a handsome Draw:, g
Room, of the same dimensions as the Dining Parham, t good
Bed Chambers, and Servants' Rooms with numerous Clo
detached Out-offices or every description, with a rump of end-
lent Water, with a large Garden and (rent Court. •
The domestic arrangements, moderate 'faxes, facility of com-
munication almost hourly with Portsmouth, as well as its. vat
Western road, pleasing marine and land views, acknowi, as
salubrity of the air, render this situation an agreeable and el a.ble
retirement for families of Naval and Military gentlemen ;'now in
the occupation of Captain Patterson, R.N.
Lot 2. An equally SUBSTANTIAL RESIDE) CE, uniformly
isullt on the same plan and scale, wi,h the like cooveniencies .rd
accommodations of Lor I, now in the occupation of LieutenaLt
Gooding, R.N. who will give an early possession.
1 Lot S. A very large DOUBLE COT I'AGE, with an extensive
front, with a Well of good Water,, and an excellent Garden, at
a small distance from the aforetnewioned Lots These pr
are well situated fur business, and may at a soull expe.•ce he
convened into two distinct Houses :or tihops ; the demands of
this plate are very considerable, there are at this period mar Ono•
persons in the Castle and Barracks, and• in lime of war it
will
ever bold the foremost rank as a depot for prisoners, and io peace
for extensive military stores and barracks.
' Particulars may be had at the Inns of the neighbouring times,
' at the Star Inn, Portchester ; where, on application, the prenmes
may be viewed; of Messrs. Mot=ley and Co. Portsmouth, and of
Mr. Weller, Chichester.

SUSSEX.
AN EXCELLENT MANSION, WITH LIGH. Y-ONE
AC4.ES OF LAND.
By Mr. WEI.I.ER,
On the Premises, on Tuesday, the ISth of June. 1511, at twelve,
THE truly Valuable and Desirable it REEHOLD
ESTATE of AVISFORD .PLACE, the Resider= of
Admiral MIIIINTAGQ, (Exonerated from Landau)
Comprising—a most substantial Mansion, in a complete state
of solid and ornamental reptiri and conraim, in the bast•in,nt,
ample Cellarage ;on the ground Boor, a handsome Hall and
Staircase, well proportioned Eating and Breakian Rooms, and a
net Library and Greenhouse, likewise Domestic °aced. leplere
with eonveniericier of every description; on the first floor, a very
fine proportioned Drawing Room, six airy lied Chamber., loer
Dressing Rooms, Water Closets, four large Attics, Store Rooms
and Housemaias Cinders, capacious*Fanks and good spring rate;
a large Kitchen Garden and Melon Ground. inclosed lofty
walls covered with the choicest Fruit Trees, fine Espaliers and
Filbert hedges, abundantly cropped with Vegetables, 'Fool Hone,
capital six stalled Stable, Lofts, two Carriage Houses,a very con,
, Mete fitted up Brewhouse, Granary, Drying Yard, and l'onkry.
Houses. 'this delightful Residence is situate in a Lawn of 4-
wards of Fifty Acres,beitrdby a luxuriant Shrubbery and Pleasure
Grounds, the agricultural Buildings, which are very ceml.l.l:, are
in a Dell, screened from view by Forest Trees. The reimmit.g
part of the Land surrounds tke Paddock with three neat (*.Aram
and Gardens.
The eligibility of situation, unrivalled beauty of country, i:s
extensive marine and land prospects of hill and da1..., and a .1,-
lightfully featured cam. •ipaign country, cannot be sufficient!! Sr-
scribed—it must be urn to be properly appreciated; the
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peculiarly dry, the air salubrious and healthy, in a Melly r. rC,
able neighbourhood, surrounded by the best roads, near a ta,:ora;..
able and retired Watering Place, and a very short digauce iron
the Duke of Richmond's Fox limn&
Descriptive Particulars will be published one month yrer;,-.1
to the Sale ; and may be had at the Auction Mart ' • 'ot
Winotanlny.Paternoater‘row • Mr. H. Phillips, Bond.strtet
the Libraries, 'flinhridge Weil*, Brighton, Worthing, and Lk/.
nor; at the principal Inns in themeighbeuring Market Towss;
and of Mr. Weller. Chichester, d whop Tickets may be had is
view, front the Ist of May to the der of sale.

THOMAS LAMB, ail% New Nevmham:street,
Edgeware-road, wai al beted four or Eve years with spur
tular Eruption, the irmappeamace4y,which,Wla itl his face asd
hands, and then irsprtod over-las . About Chris* mai, ISO?,
the usual period of the year when these diseases are always ar-
gravated;the soles of his feet. were so covered that he was walk
to walk; finding no relief front hit .modjmkadsisers, lie applirti
its Jane, 1810, to the Dispensary, 15, Soho-square; and by t.d.irg
SPaszVitr's PA.TINT ANTIsCOMTIC Decors, which It has
not now relinquished, all his symptoms are removed, and bi. ~tot
words are," I am perfectly ref:seek-id." His compleetioo is p.ir.
and his stature has the appearance of being eshaasted by groo in
tseycnd his strength, and the chief seat of his disease settled tots
1 a defect In the digestive organs, which were corsiderahlyd, ranol.
1 In Sevophula, the powers of this medicine are most cattle tar
I nary, and the numerous cures speak its decided supertority.
Asthere are numerous connterfeitsolease to a, k f,,r 6pilthurt .
Patent Antiscorbutic Drops, with the Eing'sdisty printed
i,.(431
itibilel
ink, in bottles of sa. 6d. double hot.les 10s. and Later XI
included. Compound assume to.
Dispensary, 15, Soho-square. London.
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