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SURREY.
SPORTING RESIDENCE with 'THIRTY-TWO ACRES tof •
LAND, containing a MINE of FULLERS' BART.% in the
vicinity of Gatton Park, in the County of Surrey.
By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE,
(Late with Messrs. HOGGAST and PHILLIPS),
ASingularly Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATt.
on the high read leading Gem Godstone to Reigate; a sl-
nation which is esteemed for the salubrity of the ad., and is
suitable for such as are fond of Agricultural Pursuits or Fiviti
Sports, being in the immediate vicinity of several Packs of
Haul, and abandante of Game, in every directioh. The
Estate comprises a modern-built Family Residence; containing
suitable accommodations fur a genteel establishment, Kitchen
Garden and Orchard, Labourer's Cottage, Barn, Farin-yard,
and other Out-buildings, and about 32 Acres of rich Pasture,
Arable' and Wood Land, lying in a ring fence ; the whole tytht-
free, and exonerated from the Land-tax. ender the Estate is a
valuable Mine of Fullers' Earth, of superior quality, and capable
of considerable produce.
May be viewed, with cards only, which, with descriptive pats
titulars, may be had of Mr. Samuel Pearce, Auctioneer, Suf.
veyor, and Appraiser, No. 44, Lombard-stree4 London.

SUSSEX.
Superior Freehold Residence, and I.eatehOti Cottage Residence,
on the Coast of Sussex.
By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE,
Late with Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips,) .•
On the Premises, on Monday, August 5, at two o'cloek in tide
afternoon, by order of the Assignees, in twos 1.075. Lot I.
AVALUABLE and Desirable FREEHOLD
RESIDENCE, eligibly situate in front of the Ocean, its
that much improved and fashionable spot the East Cliff, bright-
ton, which Is so justly esteemed for the brity of the air, and
its highly respectable and so dal vicioage. The House is bulb in
the most substantial manner, and equal, if not superior, to ail
buildings in its vicinity ; containing numerous Sleeping sham,.
bets, Drawing, Dining, and Sitting-rooms, Gentleman's Study,
and Domestic Offices of every description, suitable for the reps
ception of a fenny of distinction.
Lot 4. A Desirable Leasehold Cottage, fitted up with every
accommodatitin suitable for a small family, containing five airy
Sleeping Chambers, Drawing and Dining-rooms, Kitchen, Cols
lar, and Garden ; held on Lease for sto years, at a low rent.
On Tuesday the YSil, and following days, will be So'd 61
Auction, all the Elegant and Modern Household Furniture, cock-
slating of every requisitt appendage of Upholstery and Cabinet
Articles.
Descriptive Particulars may be had on the Premises; at the
Libturies' BrigHton, Worthing, and Lewes; of Mr. W0,..11.-y,
Nd. 196, Piccadilly ; of Mr. Serer, Solicitor, Bell-court, Wall-
brook ; and of Mr. Samuel Pearce, Appraiser and Auctioneer,
No. 44, Lombard-street, London.

TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD.
Pursuant to the Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made
In a Cause, Gilbee and Others against Gilbee, before Charles
Thomson, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at the
Public Sale Room, in Southamptoo Buildings, Chancery-lane,
London, on Wednesday, the loth day of August, list 1, i.e.
tween the hours of one and two o'clock in the afternoon, in
One Lot,
THE CAPITAL MANSION HOUSE, cal;ed
CHATHAM DP.ANRY, situate in the Parish of Chat-
ham, in the County of Kent, with two Coach-houses, a Six-
stall Stable, a Tiute.stall Stable, Brewbouse, extensive Pleasure
Grounds, divided by a
,stream of water, two Fish-punds, a spa.
cious wailed Garden, Grapery, and Green-house; together
with three Meadows adjoining : and bounded on the ore side
by the River Stour: cdntaining in the whole shown acres,
two roods, and five perches, or thereabouts. The above Man-
sion-House and Premises are held by Lease under the Dean and
Chapter of Canterbury, for 21 years, from the 44th day et
June, 1811, at the clear yearly rent of £B, and the Lease is re-
newable every Seven years upon payment of a fine.—Chatham
Deaory is within four miles of Canterbury, ten miles of Ash•
ford, and about 56 milts from London.
Particulars may be had, gratis, at the said Master's Chsnibers
in Southampton Buildings; of Mr. Lowten, Peck's buildings,
Temple; Mr. Batten, Hare-court, Temple; ou 11w Premises;
at the FOuntan Inn, Canterbury ; Royal Hotel, Margate&
Kin='s Head, Ikamegste; Gad the Saracen's Had, Ashford.
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