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London, England, 1819-04-19 00:00:00

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the Besi sad of Mr.

SALES BY AUCTION.

Puler SBV'iiri-pENcA?.

SALES BY AUCTION.

ESSEX, ON THE BORDERS OF HERTS.
HARLOW, HIGH AND LITTLE LAVER, &v.

Eligible FREEHOLD and COPYIIOLD ESTATES, with
good. FARM-HOUSES and OUTiIUi LIMNOS, upwards
of TWO III) NDRED and FORTY AC it ES of hi lit A DOW,
PASTURE, and AIt.II3LE LAND, let in different Vann,
By Mr. ROBINS, •
At die Cock, in Epping, on FRIDAY, April 80,181% as -pops
o'Clock. in Six Lots. .
Lot). A CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION,
1-1 PIPER'S, situate at Harlow, with Yards and all
necessary Outblildings, and Six Acres of Meadow Land, in
the Occupation antl on Lease to .---- Bereham, Esq.
Let 2. F.VG ca.:TTEns, WIN NISW ICE E, and W ATER-
SHIP'S FAR IS, with Farm-house, Cottage, and Outbsdld-
inge, and Vighty-eight Acres of Land, in the Parish of High
L.ver, on the ruad from Thrasher Busk to Moreton, in the Ot-
copatiOn of, and on Lease •-o Mr. Haselwood, for a Tertn cf
Twentt-one Years from Miehaelmas, 1818.
Lot wit tTE.. FARM, Freehold, at Magdalen Lower,
near Harlon, ; with Farm-house, Garden Yard, and Outhuibi-
ings, and about (Me Hundred Acres, hi ;he occupation of Mr.
Janie% GU Lease for al Ye::rs from Michaelmas, 181 E.,
Lbts 4,5, 6. ITAMMOND's FARM, .11veholl,
l.avtr, a good Farm-house and Buildings' and fi,or Cottages,
with Forty-six Acres, in the occupation of Mr. Perry.
'Me respective Lots may be viewed-on application to the Te-
nants, of whom Particulars maybe bad; and at the Preen Man,
Harlow ; White Lion, Sawbridgeworte ; Crown, Ilockeril4 and
Chipping thigar ; Cock, Epping; Black Boy, and of Messrs.
'leggy and Chalk, Chelmsford ; Wldte Hart, Brentwood and
' Rumford; of' Messrs. lidtclainwm mid 'Hopkinson, Solicitors,
teamoin's lon ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins;.Warvricla
Ocdden square, where Plans of the Evitatts may be awn.
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NORTIIAMPTONSRIRP,

Between OUNDLE and MARKET HARBOROUGH.
The MANOR of BIGGIN, 'with the MANSION and
CAPITAL ESTATE, FREEItOLD and TITHE-FREE..
Nearly ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED itcl4o
of rich Feeding, Grazing, and Wood Land. it -
By Mr. ROBINS, . .„ •
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At Garraway's Coffee-house, Exchangss•Alis% Cardin; ton.
don, on.Tisuasnay, May 15, at Twebreo'Clock,in One Lot,
SHE BIGGIN ESTATE, FREEHOLD and
.1L 'TITHE-FREE. The MANOR of BIGGIN„' well
stored.with GAME, with the Elegapt designed MANSION,
nearly finishedthe Elevation in the Italian Style, with a Qirand
Noble Portico to the East Front: with Offices, Gardene,,Plea-
Sure Crolinds; mirk/aided by upwards of
ONE THOUSAND-TWO HUNDRED AND. SIXTY-
EIGHT ACRES '
Of Capital Feeding Paatures„Meadelvs, small 'mit Aralle and
Noble Wood's, all stocked with Capital fall grown Tittle, r, the
printipal of line Oak. The Lands round tbe•Mansion is thce:P„ak
• Style with Grand Avenues of. Loft, Timber Trees. •
• The Woods 'and about NINETY :4 CR FS of Land are in
hand,,Mintaining together TWO HUNDRED eh& Fool'-
'MX ACRES. The remainder divided into eligiberFalraislisfd
Pastures, let to most respectable Tenant* at %natal
and moderate estimated I, alue upwards of TWO THOUS4tND
ONE HUNDRED Pounds per annum and highlY improvible..
A most eligible Property for Residence of Investmen• • in a
'cheerfulpleasant Country, excellent neighbourhood, and ablated-
ing in Field Sports: within two miles of Oundle„ id from &11.
tun and Stamford, .10 from Northampton, and 90 from Lotcdca.,
The, road from (kindle to Market liarimileugh passes ilaieuglt
the Estate.
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• May be viewed any day preceding the "Bale, &mats excep-
ted, by Tichets ; and by applying to Charles Berkeley, Eam..at
the Mansion House. which may he seen- from.lieven to These,
where Pagticulars may be had ; and of Robert Shiiard, 'Esq.
aid at the Swan and the Talbot Inas. °mune ; _Angel, Peter-
borough, and Stilton; George, Thrapston, Stamford, and Nor-
, thaniptori; Serena' Harborciugh; Haycock, Wansford; the Bo-
tch and' Hen aid Chichrtey ; -Moir, Lichfield ;
'Messrs. Burley, Moore, Lake, end Burley,- Lincoln's rest ;
Garraviay's Coree-home; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,
Golden-Square, where Plans and Elevations may be seen, and
Witte for viewing had, and at the Mansion.

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' NERVOUS DEBILITY, &e. •
NCOURAGED by •the uniform success attend-
.L% ing their peculiar method of treatment in the cure of pfew
prevalent CompWats, which has been condensed tly the cape-
rience of many Years ha's large and extensive praeice ; `sensible
also of the happy effects resulting to the Public from Medical
Men confinieg their attention to a certain class of Iseases,
Messrs. GOSS ind Co. blemberi of the Royal College of Syr-
geons in. London,• continue to diriect their studies to those distar-
-1 tiers arising from a secret destructive habit of inconshlerate
youth, which not only occasions a numerous train of nervous
1 affections, but also entails on its votaries all the enereatineirn-
-1 becilities of old age. In that distressing state of debility or de-
ficiency. whether the Consequence of such baneful habits; ex-
cessive drinking, long residence in hot climates, or any other
cause, by which the powers •of the Constitution become eh-
feebled,: as regularly educated Surgeons of London, they offer a
m, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health.
Where an early application is made for the cure of a certain
Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of inebriety,,the
eradication is often completed in the short space of two days;
and in the mOre advanced and inveterate stages of Venenni
infection,. characteri;:ed by a variety of pitiful and distressing
symptoms, a perseverance isi their plan (without restraint in
diet or exercise) will insure pp` the Patient a. permanent and
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radical cute. .
The Diseases of the Urethra, as treelbestlY connected with,
.or arising from the above complaint, have not escaped their
attention ; by au infallible and improved plan, they are enabled
to remove obstinate Gieseu and, t.ltr:ctures, whether recent or
of long durations without resorting to the painful and iNfigeraus
Use of the caustic atingle. .
. To Married females, whose expectations of those tender
*pledgee of connubial happiness have' een defeated, it may also he
a pleasing reflection to know; this by a proper perseverance in
their remedies, the general health is renovated, and the impedi.
ments. removed. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the
e_urepf thetesoticulaieomplaints; hi order that they may trot be
trt.trked by a usietaken few, evil Lite Obloqhy so 'justly attechid to
thi.;:igetatant empiric, think it but justice to t_fstrnselves to state,
1. that they have been kroperly educated end initiated into every
bcanels a the profession certilicatefof Which from v.:wimp hes-
itant and testimPaiali etem the hiiliest professional authorities,
they:hope to convince
,any inquirr. Tao: a resideSce in the
warmer hemisphere of 'our eastern world as well as in other parte
cmhoidens them to assert, thiii (heir reaeafchos Imeing been cot:-
- teed to diseases already enumerated; thi•ylioid nut a certainty of
"Precedes to suetitti ma labour under the dahtlitating effects of
a life passed under dte torrid zone -.anfithey presume that their
prstensicAs 7ransetute' a Lit tett:Mei...for 'the itnerecedented ce n-
ence with width they hastot pro •lnti:.c. been so laterally
' -.seared. .
'se consrilted at their'house dailY; frserVilly or by letter,
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of tither sex, with secrecy,; Cary: and.attention.
cenuttry are requested td to the Porticulars• of
7.3 d manner eif del/it:l2x- hag a etnintsaree for
.e:Oicines, and duvets 7. , .rtze given or frinvlx-
part of the Einitl/;.m.," , ';l lt 1 * • • •
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