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In consequence of the high popularity of the above articles
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"?Messrs. Peanuts and Mails), on the Oil; strictly observing the
-Label of each article has the signature and-address in red,
A. ROWLAND AND SON, 20, HATTON-GARDEN."
Sold by appointment, wholesale, by. Mt. H. Hendrie (Perfumer
to his M.ije.ty) Tnchborn-street; Mr. Smyth, Messrs. Gattie and
I'circr, 57, Nir, Delcroix, 158, D. Higge, 35, New Bond-street ;
7llessrs. Bayley and Blew, Cockepur-street ; Messrs. Ilan y and
Lloyd, Greek-meet; Mr. Low, 350, Prom, 226, Strand; Mr.
Boller, chtmist, 1, Cheapside ; Messrs. Barclay and Sons 95.
inet-market; Rue, 65, Chimpside ; Air. Sutton, 'BOW
rth-
Cturch-lard; .Mr. Edwards, 67, and Alms% Newberry,e6t. Paul'.
4.llapea,

VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, CLAPTON,
common Or A ONTACHIU)
FAMILY HOUSE AND WALLED GARDEN,
With several PLOTS of GARDEN G ROUND ; -
Also the Extensive Premises in the occupation of Mr. BASIL/ and
Mr. Boum, with several
DWELLING HOUSES,- and the whole of AUGUSTA
PLACE, Let at Low Rents,
Producing only Three Hundred and Sixty Pounds per Annum,
TO BE SOLD .BY AUCTION,
By Mr. UQGGART,
At the Auction Mart, near the Blnk of England,
On FRIDAY, the Itth Instant, at Twelve o'Cinck,
Lor 1. THE neat and Substantial BRICK-BUILT
HOUSE, in the occupation of Mr. Weber, at High
Hill Ferry, Clapton, with Offices Pleasure Grounds, and Garden.
Los 2. A valuable Plot of GAR DEN GROUND adjoining,
with a frontage of nearly 100 Feet, adjoining Lot 1, now held by
Mr. Weber.
Los 5. An extensive Plot of GROUND adjoining—frontage
51 Feet, depth 214 Feet.
Los 4 The very EXTENSIVE PREMISES, Dwelling.
House, Warehouse, House, Stabling, Garden and Paddock,
with a frontage to the navigable River Lea, in the occupation of and
on Lease to Mr. Burch, for Twenty-one Years ; also the adjoining
ostensive Premises, Dwelling-House, Blue-House, Glazing Room,
Stabling, Garden and Paddock, in the occupation of and on Lease
to Mr. Baker.
Los S. Two Briek.built HOUSES and Garden GROUND,
fronting the River Lea, in the occupation of Messr& Underwood
and Booth.
Los 4. The whole of AUGUSTA PLACE. comprising Right
respectable well-built Cottsge Residences, with Gardens, producing
Seventy-two Pounds per Annum.
May be viewed by leave of the Tenants ; and Particulars had of
Mr. Lewis, Solicitor, Crotched Friars; at the Crooked &Sett,
Clapton; in the Premises; at the Mart; and of Mr. Hoggart,
62, Old Broad-atreet, Royal Exchange.

FOREST HV.,L, SYDENHAM.

LEASEHOLD ngsini:lNcs, IVITII GARDEN AND
IKEA DOW *LAND,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. HOGGART,
At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England,
On FILMY, the 12th Instant, at Twelve o'Clock,

ACOMFORTABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE,
placed upon FOREST HILL, a beautiful and picturesque
situation, within five miles of the Metropolis, late in the occupation
of Mr. Soxnway. The House contains Five Bed Rooms, Dining
and Drawing Rooms, Hall and Water Closet, Front and Bask
Kitchen, Dairy and Cellaring; capital Kitchen Garden, well
cropped and planted, Green ROUST and Grapery; Coach House,
Stabling, Lawn and Pleasure Grnond, with three Paddocks, con-
taining altogether about TEN AC it RS, held on Lease for twenty-
nine years, at a Ground Rent of £4O per annum. •
To be viewed by Cards; which, with Particulars, may be had
of Mr. Henan, is, Old BroadAtreet, Royal Exchange. Particu-
lan, also, of Mr. Gale, Solicitor, Basinghall-street ; and at the Man.

BRIXTON' HILL, SURREY.

Three Neat COTTAGES, with GARDENS and BUILDING

GROUND coutiguous.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. HOGGART,
At tie Mart, On FausAy, May 19th, at Twelve o'clock,
IN FOUR LOTS,
By Order of the Ezrcutors of Air. Bascom, Deceased,

LOT 1. A NEWLY., ERECTED COTTAGE REST-
DENCE, Olney Place, Bleakhall Lane, near Brixton
Hill; containing Four geod Bedchambers, Two Parlours, Kitchen,
detached Coal Shed, Hrewhouse, Larder, and Walled Garden ;
lately occupied by 111 r. Barker; worth £45 per Annum, holden at
a Pepper-Com Rent.
Lox S. A Newly-erected COTTAGE RESIDENCE, opposite
to Lot 1 ; containing Three Bedchambers, Two Parlours, Kitchen,
Wash-house, Cellars ; also a Brew House, and Stabling, with ex-
tensive Walled Garden ; in the occupation of Mr. Gibson, at £45
per Annum.
LOT 3. A Newly-erected COTTAGE RESIDENCE, adjoin-
ing; containing Two Bed Booms, Two Parlours, Kitchen, and
Wash House Brew House, and Cow House, with • -Garden ;
Leased to Mr.! WhifEn for the whole Term, at £4O per Annum.
Lire 4. A PLOT of BUILDING GROUND, with a consi-
derable Frontage to Ilse Lane leading to Pleasant Retreat, upon
'which is erected a small CO ['TAGS. The Land is bounded in the
rear by a Brick Wall, and i 4 Paled off into Frontages of Sixty-four,
Twenty-seven, and Twenty-three Feet.
Lots 1,3, and 4, are holden on Lease for a Term of Sixty-four
Years, at a Ground Beat of £l5 per Annum.
Let 1 is holden on Lease for Sixty-bee Years, at a Pepper.
Corn Rent.

Slay be viewed by leave of the Tenants; and Particulars had
'nth, Premises; at the Inn, liriztoo ; the King's Head, Croydon ;
of Messrs. Bunt, Ray, sad Blunt, Solicitors Liverpool-street ; at
the Man; and of Mr. Hoggart, No. Mt, Old Broad-qtren, Royal
Exchange.

SOUT G ATE. MIDDLESEX.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. RESIDENCE,
The Property of Mr. MYNAS %Vacuum.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. HOGOART,
At the Mart, on FRIBAT, :11AT 19. at Twelve o'clock, by
direction of the Assigates,

AVALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPER TY, com-
prising an excellent and most substantial Residence of uniform
stracture, placed upon a Lawn and Pleasure Grounds, near the
Village of Seatligate. The House contains Eight Bed Rooms, Dress-
ing Room, Snore Room and Water Closet, a noble Billiard Room,
excellent Dining and Drawing Rooms of large proportions elegantly
finished, spacious Hall and Vestibule, with attached and detached
(Aces; Kitchen, Wasbhouse, Butler's Room, Dairy, Scc. with
capacious Cellarage and (Aces on the basement ; double Coach
Howie, Stabling for Four Horses, Coachman's Room and Lofts.
The Lawn and Pleasure Grounds are disposed with taste, and
iu high *order; a capital Waled Garden planted with Use thriving
standard and wall Fruit Trees, Green House and Grapery, Farm
Yard, Bailiff's Cottage, Cart Lodges, Stabling, • Sheds, Cow
Houses, and other Outbuildings.
May be viewed by cards, and particulars had on the premises;
at the Cherrytree, Suutiqate ; the King's Head, Enfield; or
Messrs. Spence and Deshoroush, Solicitors, 6, Sii'e.lane ; of Messrs.
Long and Austin, Solicitors, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn • at the
Tart ; and of Hoggart, 42, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange.

MARINE HOUSE, upon WALMER BEACH,
near WALMER CASTLE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. HOGGART,
At the Mart, on TUESDAY, the tad Instant, at Twelve o'clock,
AN elegant MARINE VILLA, of handsome nni-
form Elevation, covered with Mastic, in imitation of Stone,
delightfully seated upon a beautifully elevated Lawn, Pleasure
Grounds, Gardens, and Paddocks, commanding uninterrupted'
Marine and Inland Views of the surrounding country, marked by
a diversity of Landscape Scenery, and delightful Rides ; an easy
distance from tht respectable and rural village of Walmer, and a
short walk from the Castle, possessing the privilege and enjoyment
of a Terrace Walk of considerable extent along the Coasts which
has been formed at considerable expessee ; the post from London
arriving daily at :be Reading Rooms, where are Hot and Cold
Baths. The House contains Six Bed Rooms and Closets, a Draw-
ing Room Twenty-eight Feet by Sixteen Feet, Dining ROOM
Twenty-seven Feet by Sixteen Feet, Hall. Gentleman's Dressing
Room and Water Closet, with Offices, including Housekeeper's
Room, Laundry, and Wash-house, well supplied with fine Spring
and Soft Water; productive Kitchen Garden, Lawn, Flower
Garden, Shrubbery, and Paddock, with Coach House and Stabling:
the Residence and Property of a Gentleman who has constantly
resided throughout the Year, for several Years past, and of which
early possess.oo may be bad. -
To be 'dewed by Cards, which, with Partiaulars may be had of
Mr. Eusgssnill, Deal;. articulars also of Mr. Leith, Solicitoe,
Deal ; m the Hotel, Dover; the Libraries at ltamsgate, Margate,
and Bro e adstairs • at the Mart; and of Mr. Hoggart, 611, Oa
Broad street, Royal Exchange.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD FATATES, NIAR SANDWICH
• IN THE PARISHES OF HAM AND EASTRY.
TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. HOGGART,
At the Shrt, ea Tuesoarr the 11.3 d instinti. at Twelve o'Clock,
1 'HE MANOR, or reputed MANOR, of HAM,
with the Rights, Royalties, and immunities, belonging to the
same ; and a valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, with a delightful
Residence, commanding extensive and hematite' Views, embracing
the whole line of Coast from the Downs to the Ennio Foreland; con-
taining Eight Bed Chambers, Dressing Roomt, and Closets; Dining,
Drawing, and Morning Rooms ; Library and suitable °Sees ;
Farm Yard, Barn, Stabling, and Out Building., productive Garden,
Lawn, and Pleasure Grounds ; detached doubt. Coach House,
Stabling for Six Horses, Lofts, Ste.
The Estate comprises some of the "nest Land in the County of
Kent, containing altogether about TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
lying within a ring fence • now in the occupation of Mr. Hatfield,
Tenant at Will. The Estate Is abundantly supplied with excellent
Ming and Soft Water; the Laud Tax is Redeemed, the Parochial
es singularly low ; and the Property forms altogether a highly
advantageous investment of Capital.
To be viewed on application to the Tenant; and particulars had
of Messrs. Gregg and Kensit, Solicitors, Skinners' Hall, Dowgate
11111; of Mr..Leith, Solicitor, Deal ; at the Crown, Rochester;
the George, Sittingbourne ; Fountain,Canterbury ; Bell, Sandwich ;
the Libraries at Ramsgater Margate, and Broadstairs • at the Mat ;
and of SIT. Hoggart, 6S, Old Broad Street, Royal ixchange.

MANOR. MANSION HOUSE. PARK. FARM,
Extensive SHEEP WALK and LANDS, near WALMER,
On tke TURNPIKE ROAD leading to DOVER,
In the COUNTY of KENT.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. HOGGART,
At the Mart, on Tursoay the sad of May,
IN TWO LOTS,
By direction of the Assignees of Messrs. MAT and Mclean,.
Lon 1. nIiNEY, a very Valuable FREEHOLD
N.,ES-
TATE. with the MANOR, or reputed MANOR
of OMNEY or COURT LODGE, and a MANSION HOUSE;
a great part recently erected in the most substantial manner, at
a considerable expense, in the Gothic style of architecture, de-
lightfully placed in a Paddock or Park of about ONE HUN-
DRED ACRES, embossed by Plantatioosi Lawn, and Plea-
sure Grounds; commanding very extensive views of the Downs,
North Foreland, Ide of Thanet. and the surrounding country.
The Mandan contains Nine Bed-roams, Dressing-roomc and
Water Cleats; spacious Rooms, Tweaty.scven Feet by Eigh-;
teen Feat ilia, (ant finished); Library. Breakfast-roots, and
05ces of every description; well supplied with Spring and Soft
Water; Detached OMma,inclading Coach•house for Three Car-
riages, Stabling for Nine Sines, Farm-yard, Barn, Cart-house,
Stabling. and numierous Oughnildinp ; excellent Kitchen Garden,
partly Walled, and Orchard; together with surrounding Lands,
containing in the whole about THREE HUNDRED and
THIRTY ACRES, in the highest state of cultivation, well
stocked with Game, in a good neighbourhood, and btautiful ro-
mantic country.
LOT 2. A desirable FREEHOLD FARM adjoining to Let 1,
called MARTIN, in the Parish of East Langdon, comprising
ONE HUNDRED and FORTY-THREE ACRES of excel-
lent Corn Land, with a substantial Farm House and Farming
Buildings, and Five Cutups.- The Land has been in the occu-
pation of Mr. May for several Years, and is in the highest state
iif cultivation.

The adliff will 'Attend to shew these P.states, of whom Parti.
titulars ni.sy be had twenty days previous to the Sale ; ' Particulars
may also tie had of Air. Hutke, Solicitor, Deal; Mr. Shipdem,
Solicitor, Dover; at the Crown. Rochester; George, Sitting-
bourne; Fountain, Canterbury; Bell, Sandwich; the Libraries at
!Lanigan, Margate, and Broadstairs ; at the Mart ; and of Mr.
lloggart. Old Woad-street, Royal ExchangP, were Plans
may be sects. •

COMPACT FREEHOLD FARM, NEAR AYLESBURY,
In the COUNTY of BUCKS,
Exonerated front the Land-tax, and considered to be free of Tithe,
presenting as Eligible site for the ereceon of a Cottage Ornse ;
CONTIGUOUS TO WHICH •RS
TWO ACRES OF WOOD LAND,
Together. with the TIMBER and UN DER WOOD.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. HOGGART,
At the Auction Man, on TURSOAT May 23, at Twelve o'Clock,
[Jukes an acceptable over be previously made by Priest- Contract,
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTA l'E; co t-isting
of a desirable Farm, lying nearly within a ring fence, known
as GREAT and LITTLE LEE WOODS, at Shipion Lee, in the
parish of Qualuton, above seven miles from the capital market town
of Aylesbury, and forty-Ave miles from London, in a pleasant part
of the County of Bucks' comprising about ONE II UN DEED
AND EIGHTY-ONE ACRES of excellent Arable act! Pacuro
Land, lying in convenient enclosures, well fenced, with a doable
bayed Barn, Cattle Lodges, ate. part in band, and the remainder
Let, the tenure of-which will expire In 1826.
May be viewed on application to Samuel Roads, at Mr. Richard
hoop s, Lee Grange, Quaintoo, who will stew the Estate • and
Particulars had Of Mr. Hayward, Land Surveyor, and at the Estate;
Inn, Aylesbury ; White Han, Buckingham ; Crown, A mershaso ;
King's Arms, Berkhamstead; Essex Arms, Watford; White !torso,
Uxbridge; of Mr. Rivington, Solicitor, Fenclaurch-buil4 log. • ' at
the Mart; and of Mr. Burin, 6i, Old Broad-suset, Royal Es.
*hoop, where a Plan may be seen.

STREATHAM PA RIE, SEVEN M I I.ES FRO SI LONDON,
IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY.
AVALUABLE FICEEHOLD and CUPYHOLD
ESTATE, in a most beautiful Situation foe the 'section of
Villas; comprising a Park, handsomely Timbered, with extensive
Pleasure Grounds, Gardens Hot-houses, and Shoot orWater. enn.
Whin altogether about Ninety Acres, inclosed by a Park Paling,
and b.nnded by two good Roads.
TO BE SOLD BT AUCTION,
By Mr. HOGGART,
At the Mart, on Pansy, 2d June, at Twelve o'Cloch, vales as
acceptable Offer be previously made by Private Contract,
A very Important FREEHOLD and COPY HOLD •of
HERJTANCE ESTATE, with a Ipaelous MANSION. HOUSE,
containing numerous Bed Rooms, capital Drawing and • Dining •
Rooms, Library, and Offices of every description suitable to an
establishment of the first consequence, very extensive Gardens of
about THREE ACRES inclosed by walls 14 feet high, clothed
with the- finest selection of Fruit Trees, under the protection of
two caphclous Gardeners' Cottages, an Orcherd, Ice House, beau-
tiful Lake well :toyed with Fish; the wholq containing together
Eighty-nine Acres, One Rood, and Sixteen Perches, commanding
a Frontage of shout One Thousand Sit Hundred Feet **Streatham'
Common, with a similar Frontage to the Road leading to Nlirchams.
The Estate is handsomely Timbered, and offers a variety- cif
beautiful situations fur the erection of Villas of the first importance.
May be viewed by Cards, and Particulars had on the Premises ;
of Mr. Whitehead, Solicitor, Holborn court, Gray's . lon ; at the
Mart ; and of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exclaauge.