Star. — London, England, 1813-10-02 00:00:00

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Contractors for the Lottery, got, Comfit'', and t an t i t hed eKin dgr ' a s w M in ew g ms; u tChhfzurinthe of f Cros sep s l ein wh b e e r r e , , l i s n o the , th Lo ey t so tei d y Lein Ow following Capital Prizes: No. 3,354 ... In is Sham ... £20,050 8,471 ... Whole Ticket ... 1,000 1,130 ..: In 13 Shares ... 500 7,522 ... In 10 Shares ... 500 4,313 ... In 9 Shares ... 400 • Li* INDIA Noe* Astoisr 1, 10 TIE COURT, of DJRECTORS gm, tnOTED cOMPANT of if RAC RANTB4 ENGLAND, trail to tie EAST INAKI S , do kreis give stases • , That the Lists of Pyorietors stiles; opMEiled as Voters ois the Company's Books, the 13th April last, will be ready to be delivered on Wednesday, the 10th of Zoftwember seat. SALES BY AUCTION. Plzes of . • 2 01 By Mr. B. LEWIS, At the White Horse Inn, In Ramsey, on Monday, October It;, 1813, at Four o'Clock. In the Afternoon, unless rreversinly disposed of by Private Contract, of which due notice will be given; subject to such conditions of S a le as w ill then b e pro deiced, in one Lot, ALL that Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE, • situate at tip .Mott, in tLe County of Suuthampt.m, con.• dstipg of an extellent Farm House, with appropriate Buildings, Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, and 49 Acres of Wood, now in the ocropation of Mr. Thomas Speeder, by a lease for eight years from the tOth of October, 1810. To gether with the perpetual Advosyson of ate Church of Up-Eldon. This Estate is within a ring fence, is richly wooded, and abounds in tine growing timber of very great beauty and value, being of itself the Parish of Up-Eldon, and having no poor to s4port, it Is subject to no parectdal rates whatever. It is defsestfuey timed in a highly picturesque country, eve miles Gobs Rommel, and- at easy distances from Salisbury, Souttrampton, and cheater. It is well stocked with Game; a Manor of Itself, ant might be converted into a beouttfal and most tenverrient Conner" Residence, and is In a neighbourhood pertseularly codeenient bee sporting of all kinds For further particulars apply at Mt. 'Finney's Mice, and ye Masan. Brodie and Do w di ng ' s , i n S a li s b ury ; at Mr. Holmes 's Office, in Rooney; and of Mr. Spender, the tenant, *kis wilt thew the Estate. , 6666 6.141.14 D b... J.e I MIS COSH. efeabtatet Secretary. REDEMPTION OF LAND-TAX. N OTICE is hereby given, That an ACT of the LAST SEbSFON of PARLIAMENT gives for a limited time great facilities in the REDEMPTION of the LANDTAX, and it behoves all who intend to redeem, to seize the present op portunity, as well on account of the limited period given by the A c t, as the present state of the funds.—Contracts may be entered into under the Acts now in force. . CAPITAL MERCANTII E RESIDENCE, WITH OFFICES, WAREHOUSES, COUNTING-HOUSES, &c. ARMS-YARD, COLEM4AN•STREET. With Immediate Possession. By Mr. ROBINS, • At Gatraway's Coffee-house, on Thursday, the 7th October, 1813, at Twelve o'Clock, A LEASEHOLD ESTATE : comptising a sub ataxia] and awatnodions Fathily Residence, recently re paired, and conveniently planned, desirably situate, No. 5, on the North side of King's Arms-yard, Coleman-strett : containing, on the Upper Storey, three Rooms, Laundry, ikc. four spacious airy Bed-chambers, a Water•closet,&c.; on the First Storey, two handsome Drawing-rooms, a Boudoi: elegantly fitted up, a Li brary, &c. ; Ground Storey, Entrance-hall, large Dining-parlour, roomy Counting-houses, Warehouses, &c. a principal and secon dary 4tairease ; good Offices in the Basemen; roomy Yard In Front, with Coach-house, Stable, &C.; the whole forintug a very eligible Mercantile Residence, from its convenience, a , d the fa cility communicating with the Bank, Royal Exchai:2o, Lloyd's, and • Ariuus other Public Offices. • lat. By transfer of stock at one tittle, or by four instalments is tiro years. 11. By payment of money at the like periods, the amount being regulated by the current price of stocks. 3d. By transfer of stock w sixteen years, by two instalments * each year. 4th. By payment in money at the like periods, and to the like [mount, the sane being regulated by the price of stock at the funinencement of each year. 6th. Land-Tax on houses may be redeemed at 18 years' pur &we, to be paid in one sum within three calendar months. 41111. land-Tax on lands not exceeding Xto per annum, may tot redeemed by a double assessment of Land-Tax for c 8 years; or, 7th. By a double assessment of Land-Tax, until the quant'ty of stock be purchased, giving to the Proprietor of the Lands the benefit of the accumulation, at compound interest in the mean time. Nt W MUSIC. This day IV'S published, T. XS PETITS BIJOUX," No. 12, containing 4 , Rest weary Traveller ' "'the favourite Duet, la the cele brated Opera of The Devil's Bridge, composed by Mr. Bra ham, and arranged with Varbstions for the Pianoforte by G. ICiallmark, price 2;. Dittl ' No. 11, containing the Valencia AVgke, composed by J. De Michell, price 2s. to be continued. IV:artini's celebrated Overture to Henry the Fourth, arranged for the Pianoforte, Harp, and Flute, by J. Mazzinghi, price Si. or single for the Pianoforte and Mute only, price Ss. Statis di pas Colar. a favourite Venetian Air, with Variations fot the Harper. Platudbiie, by V. Piorini; price 3s. The Borchamian Diverti. meats, e,, for the Piattafort composed by I. W. Holden, hit's. Doc. price Ss. The Robin, a favourite Song, composed, with as A ccompaniment for the Flageolet, by Mr. Pitman, price 10.4 d. London; Published by Goulding\ D'Absialne, Potter and Co. Nu. 20, Soh•-.quare ; and No. 7, Westmoreland-street, Dublin. • OkFORDSHIRE. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ES I'ATBS, WICKHAM PARK. MANOR, MANSION and FAIbMS, containing oFwar." of ,THREF. fIUNDRED ACRES of most productive LAND, TYTHE-FREE. • By Mr. FAREBRO THER, At Oarraway's, on W.dnerday, Nb vem b er in, a ' Twelve,. ACAPITAL and very valuable FREEHOLD and . IYTHE FREE ESTATE ; consisting of tie Manor of Wkltham, esteading over upwards of 2000 Acres of Land. abounding with Game, with sundry fee farm rents, amounting to near LIS per annum, a most substantial and convenient Man sion, recently erected, with all suitable Ofices. Coach-house and Stabling, Productive Gardens, Orchard, Plantations and Fisk Ponds, and upwards of One Hundred and Four Acres of pro. ducdve Land. surrounded by a stone wall, forming a most bean. tiful and pleasingly Timbered Park, a spacious) Farm House, I called Wickistin Manor House, with all suitable Buildings , a n d sundry Inclosures of very rich Land, contaiaing about Two Han. dred and ten Acres. This most desirable lista:Blles within a ring fence, abounds with Game, is at * moderate distance from i Park of Fop-bounds, and is bounded by the turnpike road, and within two nudes of the capital Market Town of Banbury. Ins ,metliate possession may be had of the Mendes, and Lands coo tigunusi and of the Farm in December, 11114; - o h. viewed one munth prior to the Sale, by application at the Malsion, where Particulars may be had; also at the Star, Oxford; lamb, Wallingford; White Hatt. Benson; Crown, Reading ; Bell, Henley • Castle, Salt HUI; White Hart, Batb ; of Messrs. .1. and W. Lowy, Solicitors, Temple • at Garraway:s; and of Mr. larebrother, Beaufort House, B eaufort-bulidadis, Strand, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. To be viewt d by applying on the Premises, where Particulars may he had—at Lloyd's and Garraway'sifee-houses; aid of Mr. itt)bitts, Warwick street, Cc4deu-square. FREEHOLD.—ESSEX. • Eligible Residence, STIFFORD, on the road to SOUTH END, with Offices, Gardens,Pleasure Grounds, Meadow and Wood Land, about Twenty Acre.—By Mr. ROBINS. At Garraway's, on Tl.ursday. October 7, at Twelve, in One Lot, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, STIFFORD LQI:14311 comprising an Elegant, Compact FAMILY RESIDENCE, placed op a Lawn, a fine, commanding situation, at Stifford, on the road to South End, and only seventeen miles front London, by the new Commercial Road. The Villa is erected on a hand-' some elevation, stuccoed, and viranda round, planned for the ac commodation of a Gentleman's Family; with excellent Apart ments handsomely fitted up, and every requ-dte Office, good Cellars under the House, an enclosed roomy Yard, neat Dairy, a capital lining Pump, with Well of fine Water, two coach boosts, and Stables for eleven horses, Haeness-room, &c. and various Out-buildings, recently erected; two productiie Kitchen Gard, us, walled round, planted with the choicest Fruit-trees, Melon-grouri, capital range of Hot-houses, Green house, Grape ry, &c.; Pleasure Grounds, tastefully disposed, with dry gravel walks, and thri ing Plantations, Farm-yard and Buildings, Mea. dow and Wood Land; the whole upwards of rwenty Acres all in the most'complete order,and immediate Possession may be had. 'l'o be viewed with rickets; Particulars may be had on the Premises; of Mr. Holt, Dog and Partridge, Stifford; the Ship, at Grays; White Hart, Bromley; Hotel, Poorfleet ; Black Boy, Chelmsford; White Hart, Brentwood, and Romford ; of Mr. Jackson, Gray's Inn ; at arraway's ; and M Mr. Robir.s, War wick -street, Gilden-square, where an Elevation of the House a.ul Plan of the Estate may be seen. 1 The last mode will, if the present price of the Stock continue, redeem the Land Tax in 14 years. The late Act provides pro- per officers to transact the whole business on behalf of those who redeem their Land-Tax under ii i the parties having no trouble (after signing In the presence of the Clerk to the Commissiiners of Land Tax in their own elivision their consent to such redemp tion), either in obtaining the contract or the registry of lt, and will have due notice of the times and amount of each payment. UNDERWOOD'S MEDICAL CATALOGUE. For 1813-14,. This day was published, price Is. 6d. A CATALOGUE of an extensive COLLEC- Xx. TION of BOOKS in ANATOMY, MEDICINE, SUR GERY, M I DWI FERY ,CH EMIS FRY,PHARMACY,&c. new and second-hand; including an f uortnient of valuable French Works on the above Sciences, - lately imported. Sold by Titomas UNDER WORD, 32, Vleet-street, and 40, West Smitlabad, London. to which are added, Tables of the Pay of the Medical De , partment of the Army. Navy, and East-India Company's Service, a complete List of the .I..ectur2s delivered in London, with :heir Terms, Hours of Attendance, &c. . . By order of the Commissioners for executing the Acts, MATTHEW WINTER. Tax.Offtee, London, Sept. SO, IRI3. STOLEN or STRAYED, on or about the 28th of kJ , Aorta last, from the Grounds of THOS. Tot sytirruwavrs, Esq. of Southwick, Hants, a DARK BROWN MARE, thing four years old, about fourteen bands and a half high, has a small e spot on he: forehead, and a hard bench as large as a hen egg on one side of her face, between the eye and the nostril. 11 the above Mare Is stolen, any person apprehending the Offender or Offenders, so that they may be brought to justice, shall receive: a REWARD of 1 EN GUINEAS, by applyie.g to Mr. John Da vies, of Southwick; or Mr. Joseph Knott, of 'Portsmouth- If strayed, a REWARD of ONE GUINEA, and all reasonable Ex , pence. paid, by applying as above.—Any Person deta:ning the above Mare after this notice will be prosecuted. . This day was Pubtshed, Pars XII. price Is. Fine Copies 14s. to be continued Monthly, and completed in about 20 Parts, The important FRUEIIOLD ESTATE of WATERPERRY, Seven ?elites front the CITY of OXFORD and Forty-four front LONDON, consisting of nearly TWO I I!OUbAND ACRES of rich LAND, a noble trfANSION. MANOR end FISHI ..Ir, EX: RA PAROCHIAL, "EY i HE-FREE, sod LAND-TAX redeemed, of the Value of Fin HOUSAND POUNDS per Annum. • By M. FAItEBROTHER, At Caraway's, on Wednesday. November 10. at Twelve, to Ot e Lot, THE important anti highly valuable FREEHOLD ES FATE of WATERPERRY; consistics of a capital Mansion House, with all suitable Offizes fur the Residence of Fainfly ut rank, Manor, Fishery, Gardens, Plantations, Woods, and sundry eligible Farms, containing towhee' near Two Meow gaud Acres of Lan d, the greater part of which is remarkably rich Dairy Land, and let (with the ekaption of the Mansion, Manor, and about 530 Acre 4) to respectchl e t e na n ts ; o n L eases . of whic h about eight years are unexpired. This Estate, winch hi situated (ruin Oxiorti about seven Mira, being an the Load= side of Oxford through Wycombe; and a : rinks horn the Market Town of Thame, is exceedingly compact lying within a ring fence ; the Manor abounds with (lame, and ne...rly insulated by a river, forming o admirable boundary, and presents a domain rarely to be purchased; the Advowson of the Vicarage. mirth neat- £7O per annum, will be included in the purchase. 11) view the Mansion and E, ate apply to Mr. 1 boo. Mao. cheater, at Waterperry House, of whom ParticulaEs (with Plans annexed) may be bad one month prior to the Sale ; Particulars also of Messrs. Williams and Brooks, Solicitors, Liocain's Inn ; of Messrs. Richardson and Corgeld, Lincoln's-inn fields; at Garraway's; of Mr. Farebrothtr, Beaufort House, Peaufortes buildings, Strand, London; and at the following huts : Stat, Ox ford ; Lamb, Wallingford ; White Hart, Benson ; Crowu.„ "Tame; Crown, Reading; Bell, Henley; Castle, Salt Hill; White Hart, Bath; and the Hen, and Chickens, Birmingham. AN ARCHITECTURAL DICTIONARY, by PETIi NIC'HOLSON, Author of "The Principles of Architecture;' &c. &c. containing the Terms of Art used by Architects, Builders, &c. with their practical Application. The Theory of the vuricus Branches of Ar,hitrcitire,.liuitainfe. Car pentry, Joinery, Masonry. Bricklaying, &c. with the most approv ed Mode of Exceu: ion hitherto adopted, and many new practical :•.-lethods never b.- :are published. The Art of Architectural Draw ing, Perspective. and Projection in general; v.+ h all the useful Diagrams in Carpentry, &c. with new Geometrical Problems for seducing the Number of Lines, and renoering the Practice easy of Attainment, and expeditious in the Performance. . _ DRVONSHIRE. TO EE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, QEVERA I. contiguous ESTATES, either toge- L, Cher or In Lots, containing upwards of Neu :acres, bounded by a good turnpike read, of the present annual value of £l5OO, and let to respect al le tenants. Any persons desirous of invest , .; cayital on lands d security, and at the same time to increase their income, will find this a very advantageous opportunity. Further paqiculars may be known, by applyi:z to Thomas Brace, Esq. Solicitor, Syntoturs Inn, eh:n• cery-lane. RICHMOND, SURREY. Degirahte Leasehold Estate, BELLY VUE LODGE, and Hnuw with Gardens, sloping to the River : and Two Houses, in Belle _ _ _ V ue-place, Gardens, Coach-house, and Stable. Ti) BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, by Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thursday, October 7, at Twelve, in Lots, ADesirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, most delightfully situate at Richmond, on the Banks of the Thames, upon the Lower Roid, comin'andirg a must extensi•Ye view of the River above and below* the Bridge, and the beautiful Scenery of the adjacent Coornry. I.ot 1. Cumin l,rs a Commodious Brick-brilt Family Residence, cAlcd Belle Vue House, conveniently planned lor the ace „ unto. dation of a Gentli man's Fancily, eicelkut Oakes, and Pleasure- Groom!, sloping to the River, occupying a wide Frontage to the Road. London : Printed and sold by J. Barfield, 91, Wardoor street ; also to be had of the Author, Mr. P. Nicholson, 404, Oxford eet; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones ; and Gale and Cut tis, Paternoster-row ; Con s-able and Co. Edinburgh; Brash and Reid,and Turnbull, Glas gow ;and of all the principal Booksellers In the United Kingdom. SALE OF LANDS IN ARGYLLSHIRE. To be SOLD by PrtivivrE CON FRAM', and la such Lots as shall be determined upen, LAW. 41GENTLEMAN, who' has been m any years , established as a SOLICITOR in a Sea Port Towmwithin mil..s of the Metro, olis ' king about to re , ire, is desirous of disposing of his Business. The situation [assesses many advan tages, which will be fully explained upon an interview. Applications, postpaid, to be addressed to A. B. Messrs. Ed- Wards and r.ei•on, Law Stationers, Lamb-buildings, Temple. Tll HE foowing LANDS, lying •in the District of KINTYRE, and Shire or ARGYLL, viz. 'The ESTATE of IVIACIIRIKANISH; in the Parish of CAMPBELTOWN, comprehending the following Farms: ' A. R. P. A. It. P. West Machrihanials - 159 1 0 east Machrilianick - • 1:15 S 38 West Park Fergus • 132 2 5 . East Park Fergus • • 148 3 2 Langlands - - • 182 1 0 748 S 5 Lot 2. Bale Vue Lodge, a Genteel Compaet Residence, situate on the West side of Lot I. The House is Four Stories high, two R o oms on a flior, with Convenient Offices in the Basement, and a piece of Garden Ground. sloping to the River. Lot 3. A Brick-built Div:Ling House, situate in Belle Vui - place, Three Stories h gh, two Rooms on a floor, with Parlouri and Offices in the Basement, and small Garden at tie back, ad joining Belle Vue House, in the occupation of Mrs. Pike. Lot 4. A Brick-built Dwelling House, adjoining Lot .1, on the East side, and Planned in a siniilar planner. These two Houses are separated by a Fore-court from . the Road. Lot 5. A Coach-house, and Four stall .table, with Loft over, and Yard, enclosed by folding gates, adjoining Belle Vac Lodge. 'l'he Premises may be Viewed, by applying to Mr. Gardner, Carpenter, Lower-road, Richmond, of whom Particulars may be hail, and a' the Talbot find Greyhound ; "Star and Garter, Kew Bridge 1 Pigeons Brentford ; Red Lion, Putney ; at Gcr raway's ; and of Mr. Robins, W;rwick-atreet, Golden-square. • MONEY. • .4ALGENTLEMAN of the PROFESSION, having Clients, and Connections of opulence and the highest re six( • ability, is induced to offer the advance of Sums of Money, e th.nr great or small, on the security of Marriage Settlements, Money in the Funds, Life Estates, or on I.easehold, Freehold, and Copyhold Estates, en terms more liberal, honourable, and ails antageous to Borrowers than are in general publicly submitted. Apply by letter (post paid), or personally, to Mr. W. at his Of lice, No. 11, Chapel Place, Vere-street. Cavendish-square. VON Gourz's RUSSIAN BLACKING. NITIIILE the Proprietors of a certain popular V Blacking have rendered themselves notorious by amusing thy l'..biic with an outcry of a charge against other houses for &grim ;heir labels and name, the Manufacturers of the above art•cle r t poly challenge them and their copyists, but the king -eons Lrge, to produce a Blacking equal to Von Got. I I's for in mnrltious qualities in preserving the original softness of the leather, and the unrivalled lustre it produces in the shortest time. sold Lolesale and for exportation at No. 40, Great Leonard street, Finsbury-square, where ail ail orders must be addressed. .'gee's are appointed in all the principal Towns of the United • Tueal, Scots measure, 4.173 1 17 The Estate of Machrahsnish is wholly Arable and green Pas ture, and at Fesent let on improving Leases to respectable Te nants—is bounded on the West by the Atlantic Ocean, which BUTLER'S throws in considerable supplies of Sea-ware for manuring the VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE TOOTH POWDER. Land, and on the 'ouch-west by the River of Machrihanish, con taining abundance of Salmon and Trout, and is situated about ''IEAUTIFUL White Teeth may be regarded as . three miles from the Burgh of Campeltown. one of the greatest blessings Provideuce can bestow, without j The Estates of l angy and Balivain are bounded by the Sea Which the finest formed face is imperfect; inattention to the teeth for about four miles on the M'csc•Coast of Kintyre, afford large an.i gums is the principal cause of an offensive breath. BUTLER'S supplies of Sea Ware for Malan e, have a considerable proportion Ven zymit.a RESTORATIVE TOOTH PowDEE is a most elegant of Arable Land of`excellent quality, and are distant about five and certain remedy for all diseases of the teeth and gums ; its miles from Carophel• own. The Tangy Estate abounding with yy 41licular qualities are not simply confined to cleansing the teeth, Limestone and Feel,-the Land, which is partly almost in a state if bit wi'd preserve them in the highest state of perfection ; it will 1 nature, may be greatly improved. On almost every Farm there f rdea !hem beautifully white, fast e n such as may be loose, and are fin e situations for Mansion houses, commanding most exten t. store them to Mir ogigimliPurity, entirely eradicate the scurvy sive and delightful views of the Western Islands and Coast of ie the gums, MIN them to adhere close and firm to the teeth,. : Ireland. The Moor Lochs ' the Water of Tangy,aad other N'a. le neer them of a h ea l t hf u l re d , and the breath delicately sweet, c ters in the neighbourhood abound ivi•h Trout, and the MOOTS telieve and cute the most excruciating tooth-aek, guns-biles, and .t afford abundance of Red barite %sr theamusernent of the Spurts. evedled face. man. • cold wholesale and retail at Mt: Butlers, 4, Cheapside, corner The yalue of the above Prlerty is - materially enhanced by its bf St. Paul's Church .yard ; and ittaii*y Mans and Sharp, Ports. I proximity to the improving [own of Campbeltown, to which moirth; Hall and Johnson, (impart ;, Allman ! Wean MalloeY, there is access by good roads, and where there. is always a ready and ie nest 447rtfoa 'freesias, Eaeter ; Cookwoiteyv Glenville, market for the produce of the Estates. The high rood from this Gilbert, and Holland, Plymouth • ' Newbury, ; Baiter town to Invt'raray (by which the Post gets and comes three and IVPDonald, Glasgow ; Smith , jelanderston, Scutt, and Car. times a week) passes through chi` Estates of Tangy and Ballivain ; gill, Edinbur g h ; C antwe ll , B at h & R oss an d P ec k, Hull; White,. an d as Packets are cola outlay plying between the Port of Camp- BriEbtnn Robots, Sehlon, and Ruff, Cheltenham; Gr beltown and Greenock, the consinuisication with the Low Coen- Fon and Billinge, Edwaivls and Penny, I.iverpoql ; Stains and try, by sea as well as by land, is safe and expeditious. Lynch, IVlancheeter ; Bowen; Norwich : Knott and Lloyd, Bir- I As all the advantages attending. this Property cannot be ens tninghaftt ; Gregory, Brighton and of most respectable Medi- I nitrated in en Advertisement, tine Vendee* in the Kingdom, is Boxes 2s. 9d. each. • Printed Puticulerr may be had, on epelicatien to Duncan Ale& ma be had, Bakes seAebrated LaSmoder Water,. whit& Campbell, Esq. Sheriff Substitute, at C. 3mpbeltown; Robert is Plcral4l4,{llaAapposaj W 449 and die PrinCeas trlotte, Graham, Esq. W. S. Edinburgh; Or John Mob Karr, Esq. Gal in ditties 4116 . 4 681ke dertssnage. titeltiQn. Tic ESTATES of TANGY and BAI.LIVAIN, in the united Parish of Killean and Kilchenzie, comprehending the following Farms t • Lagalgarve, East and West - 292 235 . Taynamoil • 141 2 26 Tacgytavil - . • 129 110 Gartgunnel . . 77n 0 33 Gobagrenan • - - 4os 0 SG High Kißartow - - 149 1 b Low }Unarm - • - 127 1 26 Tangy Mill - - 2:30 C 17 Tangytarrie - - 324 2 9 ' Tangy Tuck Mill , . - 11 018 Drumalea, North - - 122 0 11 Drumalea, South, with the Pendicles . . thereof - - 111 1 8 Ballivain, (East) . 199 3 0 Ballivain, (West) - 178 2 24 Ballivain, (High) . 120 0 34 3421 2 12 YORKSHIRE, NORTH RIDING. Extensive FREEHOLD ESTATES; upwards of FOUR THOU• SAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES, great part TITHE FREE, MANOR or LORDSHIP, eligible for investing Mo ney. By Mr. ROBINS, • At Garraway's, on Thursday. October. 7th, at 12, in One I.ot, THE Valuable and Highly Impraveable FREE HOLD EiTATES, with the Manor or Lordship of Sneatou. extending over near Five '1 huurand Acres of Liutd, and affording the finest Grouse-shooting in the country,situate within two miles of the Sea-port town of Whitby, in the North Riding of the county of York; i 8 miles front Scarborough, comprising Eleven ancient inclosed capital Farms, with excellent Farm-houses and all necessary Outbuildings, in good repair, a Water Corn MW, &c. ; containing near Two Thousand Acres of old Meadow, Pastbre, and Arable Land, paying a certain Corn-rent In lieu of Tithes, in the possession of very respectable Tenants from year to year, except one, which is on lease, at low rents, amounting to . near 42500 per annum, capable of considerable increase. Also a compact Residence, with Offices, SNEATON HALL, with Yards, Gardens, Coach-house, Stabler, and Outbuildings, and about Thirty Acres of Meadow land, and near One Hundred Acres of Wood Land, in hand. The House commands a fine View of the picturesque town and port of Whitby, the noble Ruins of the venerable Abbey, the Church, And the German Ocean; part of the Estate is bounded by the beautiful River Eike, which is well stored with One Salmon, and, at a small ex pence, a considerable Fishery may be established. A capital Lime-kiln and Outbuilding, sundry Cottages, with Gardens, etc. and wpe%ards of 2,300 Acres of excellent Moor Land,. recently Inclosed, and tklte-free, making together 4,301) Acres, all In a ring-fence. The Manor abounds with Grouse, and all other sorts of Game; Streams of Water run through dif ferent pans of the Estate. The Moor Lut! arc cultivated at al meta expence. Plenty of Lime may be had from Whitby. Pro- 1 ductive Staite Quarries on the Estate for fencing, &c. This Pro. perry is well worth the attention of a Gentleman fond of agricul tural pursuits, and will amply repay for their attemion. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Matthew Robinson, at Sueston, near Whitby, where Particulars may be bad; and at the Angel Inn, and Custom-house Ceffee-house, Whitby; Swan, Pickering; New Talbot, Mahon; Black Swan, and Hotel, York ; Angel, Doncaster, aid Grantham; George, Stamford; White Hart, St. Alban's ; at Cutaway's Coffee-house; and of Mr. Ro blo2s Waretick-streett Goitien-sinare, London, MOON a kW of the Mime Nei be seen. . To FAMILIES. HOLMES's PATENT DOMESTIC OVENS, without Flues, which unite, in the highest degree, utility and economy. It is well known, that all ovens hitherto con trived for the the of families, which are a; tached to kitchen ranges, owing to the Sues, occasion a cunsttleraMe lon of fuel, as well as diminution of beat. 'l'n obviate this great disadvantage has been the study of the Inventor of the PA FENT DOMES TIC OVENS, which are without flue, and which, instead of diminishing, increase the heat, without the least additional feel. • S. H. takes this method of intorming the Trade in genend, that they may be supplied with them of three different ditl, with or without the ranges, as they heat sviibo.t a due, consequently thtre is no danger of fire happening from them, which is so fre quently the tale with those that have flues. llefereccei to fend• lire of the first respectabil ty u ill he given, where the Ovens may be seen M use, and also at his Manufactory, Castle -court, Strand, near Bedford-street, and at Mr. Bell's, Ironmonger, • Grtenwich ; Messrs. Schooling and Lawrence, Irunntow•ers, Gardena-street, Whitechapel ; Mr. Brown, Ironmonger L:etheslittad, Surrey; Mn Sunhat, ui nhat, Ironnngtr, Bath; Mr. leidurdsou, liotimhnger, Lewes, Sussex; Messrs. HaUett and Tuck, !lemons-L.6, Bath; M. Crow, Ironmonger, Favershani, Kent; mid at most of the • respectable Ironmongers in Town and Coontry. N. B. An allowance made to the Trade for ready Mang. SI'YitINO 'AND MAIIBUEWS LEMON ACID, POPS PUNCH, LEMONADE, &e. ate. THIS Acid is so useful, whenever I.tmoni ars wonted fur domestic pi:rinses, that it only reyalrel rublk.iy and a trial to be generally used v table ; tt Is se finely :hut it readily diseolves in the plate, and with the acid yields do our st zrit:eftil flavour of the len.on. 'fliers is also a direstion co • th.: 11 ntle for Punch, Lemonade, &e. ate. It isA-repared unly at 169, Borough; and sold by gtlida:rtir ared SUII , , :. st d 61taw and Edwards, St. Paul's Church-yard; huger, Cheap-,, , ,e; Dicey and Co. bow Chureb-yard ; Marclay and t'ollie Igen m •rliet; Sanger, Oaf ord-strett y Ward, tiniborn; Wssfoo, near T-..mple-bor y the Medicine WareLoutea. in the Royal Li. thaege • Vade's and Golding's, Cornhill; end stabs, Crietipsille I Gifford, and Butterfield, Strand t Skate, New-at ran, Covent. Garden; Kerney and Cu. Bearwre.-t; Gedge,Leierstera a ,t.are; fitigu,Lutt, Haymarket; WiWama, 76, Ptccedttly; Right and Hawkins Pond-street; Buus,Betner- anent ;' lusts, Brea& street, BloassUbury; Rose, Parliament-onset; fin :h i Gnomish; I lassitee, Woolwich; Batten, Clapham; RLasel, Hampton; Martie, .I*.skkeithani ; Kirght *ad Dean, and Pickering, Wit 4- 59r, Ste. etc. his alto .&d by most Oilmen, Coriectioset a, r sac gists, ar,d Eateut Alelleine Warehotnes, in bottles, h. each. Please to notice the t amt. of spyring and Atandei ow the wnappcts, la eu others an genuine. • . KENT. beeinble FAMILY RESIDENCE, Forty Miles from London, and a short distance from the main Turnpike Rudd. . . TO LET, T HE VICARAGE HOUSE, situate at Milton, next Sitdngborne, consisting of two Parlours, Breakfast 'room, Kitchen, Wash-house, three Bed.chambers, two Attics, convenient Stabling, Coach-house, and a most exctliect Gardtn. Rent Z9O per annup.—imntediate possef.sion may he had, and farther particulars 'known, by applying to Messrs. Hinde and Son, Solicitors, Milton, nett Sittingborae, Xent. SALES BY AUCTION.