Star.
London, England, 1811-05-11 00:00:00

CORNHILL.

'TO BE LET, Part of a genteel DWELLING-
.I. HOUI.E, with Private Entrance, and suitable accommoda-
don for the Domestics; situate in the preferable part of CornMIL
May be viewed, by Tickets only, which may be bad of Mr.
Samuel Pearce, Appraiser, Surveyor, and Auctioneer, No. 44,
Lombard-street.

LOMBARD-STREET.--With early Possession.
By Mr. SAMUIL PEARCE,
(Late with Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips),
ADesirable LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE,
eligibly situate for Business, and within two minutes walk
of the 'Change. The Premises ate in the most perfect state, and
completely furnished, with suitable aecommodadon for a Family,
light Oakes, &c. Held on Lease at a low rent. •
Particulars may be had of Mr. Samuel Pearce, Appraiser, Sur-
veyor. and Atictioneer, No. 44, Lombard-street.

LEASEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE. CANNON-STREET.
Ey Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE,
(Late with Messrs. Happrt and il'hillips),
ACONVENIENT LEASEHOLD HOUSE,
skuate la Bush-lane, Cansaa-ttrest ; containing anawitana
op** Chambers, Dining sad Sitting Rooms, Mahan, dm
had on Leass, at s law rent. Earli possession nog be batlp .
Far tocticabin apply la Kr. &mad Peer e, Ho. aii Lanka.

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HANTS.—By Mr. WELLER,
At the Star Ina, Portchester, at Twelve o'Clock, on Friday, .
the 17th of May, 1611,
THE following FREEHOLD ESTATES
lAA I. A substantial, recently built, BRICK HOUSZ,
Slated; the interior is well-finished, and the principal rooms are
neatly ornamented, and consist, on the ground Boor, of a neat
Vestibule and Staircase, Eating room 16 ties I inches by 14 feet
4 inches, with two Recesses Stied up with Sideboards, Kitchen,
Scullery, Pantry, and Cellar. First Floor, a handsome Drawing
Room, of the same dimensions as the Dining Parlour, two good
Bed Chambers, and Servants' Rooms with numerous Closets,
'detached Out-Oakes of every description, with a Pump *CCM&
lent Water, with a large Garden and front Court.
The domestic arrangements, moderate Taxes, facility of com-
munication almost hourly with Portsmouth, as well as the great
Western road, pleasing marine and land views, acknowledged
salubrity of the air, render this situation an agreeable and eligible
retirement for families of Naval and Military gentlemen; now is
the occupation of Captain Patterson, R.N.
Lot 4. An dqually SUBSTANTIAL RESIDENCZ, utilfornaly
built on the same plan and scale, with the like estaveni- -ft and
accommodations of Lot 1, now in the occupation of utenant
Gending, R.N. who will give an early possession.
Lot 8. A very large DOUBLE COTTAGE, with an extensive
front, with a Well of good Water, and an excellent Garden, at
a small distarce front the aforementioned Lots. These premises
are well situated fur business, and may at a small expense be
converted into two distinct Houses for Shops; the demands of
, this place are very considerable, there are at this period near 8000
persons in the Castle and Barracks, and in time of war it will
' ever hold the toremost rank as a depot for prisoners, and in peace
for extensive military stores and barracks.
Particulars may be had at the lima of the neighbouring towns,
, at the Star Inn, Portchester; where, on application, the premises
may be viewed; of Messra.Mottley and co. Portsmouth, and of
Mr. Weller, Chichester. _

CHICHESTER.—By Mr. WELLER,
On Monday, the £7th of May, Dill, at the Dolphin Inn, Chi.
chewer, between the hours of five ark! six In the Evening,
ATRULY Desirable. FREEHOLD ESTATE,
lardy ea onereled froth Land Tax.
Coneisdng of sisitaborn Building, comprising two good Rooms
and attached Offices, bulk with grey stock brisk, which, with a
small addition sand it no aissidemble expense, may be formed
into a Cottage Ornee, nearly In the centre efTesi Acres and a
Half of risk Meadow Land.
The Green has peen most judiciously mid tastefully laid out in
walks and siiisibbet, skirting the boundaries of the meadow.
It was oriel* the !Menden of the Proprietor to erect a Villa
en this tap eligible spot: the Garden is indosed by a lefty grey
stock brick wan; wen clothed with.choiee fruit tr which, with
the shrebs,aki nearly la a state of maturity. Itt is. situation pre-
eminently calesbted for building no, commanding' a delightful
ober of the City d(ehieliketer and Its vicinage, and little more
than half a mile front the tante( Of tee town.. This property holds
oat to the Intelligent speculator various objects of advantage, which
, cope* fall beiliszabeek,
Intsgediate•paier" esieredra be given, and tardier Pardeelus
may be Waive of Mr. W elks, Ciistasster.