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• k•:linetb." 11' . • , I ' 7 ,;••• . 731.114 1 1 1r7 • • • • .1 11 • doe 4 4k • ••• .t y jk . * .* - , • .44 .iirwr • ow; , te; - • A . `o ° Air • 1 .JULY 17,1810. N U 111111:, I: 72901 ' ru .s [PRICE SIXPENCE•HAI 7:PENNY. Quantity. Trman:s. los tHc the Rio REFORM iN PARLIAMENT. THEfollowing REQUISITIONtotheSHERIFF of the County of KENT, to call a Meeelotof the ConOty, ypon the subject of REFORM, Is how'signing: RiathnlTlON. w e , whose names are heretultia subscribed, feel the 'necessity ni 3 1t, form in Parliament, not only tp the maintenance of the ty!tit and Pfnciples of the Constitution, but as a requisite to collect and exert the Energy of a great and pnvakrful People, in a (nese which has been fatal to the Nations that surround us, from the corrtiption,•the treachery, or the imbecility of their Governments. WI: h these impressions upon oar minds, we rejoice that in the last :.essiens of parliament, risiciplei have beet' offered to the coa.ideration of the House of Commons, by one of the Members of the County of Herts, which, if snbmitted to, and matured by the House in Committee, srronld 'produce, we are convinced, a remedy to the evils we complaint Off , and restore to us the hlesi.- ings of a free Constitutionohar tnestienable inheritance, transmit ted to us by the wisdom and intrepidity of our Ancestors . We thererore sequest that you will appoint a Meeting of the Inhabitants of the County bf Kent, to take into their comddevition 3 Petition to the House of ComMatts, upon the Subject of Pa li,mentary Reform. To the liigh Sheriff of the. County of Kent. THE PROPOSED PETITION'TO PARLIAMENT. ni diran 'We, •lie Inltalian?* of the County of gent, In fUll County Mreting a•senible.l. conscious of the eights we po►sess of address ill and petirinnirg your Honourable Moose upon all public affairs. and ' b;• a high sense of the duty we owe to ourielves; :nil to our to. n.ry, beg leave to lay before you our opinions add sentiments on th, presort defective state of the Reptesen:adon of the People._ . . . . . _ . • To ese Wisdom and Justice of the original design of convening is Parliament the Representatives of the People, to deliberate afel co-op. Tate with the Sovereign and the Peers, upon every qt , . Ft o of National Concern, we give our unqualified approba, dal: but when we take into ourcoesidiratiou, the decay of some Boron:hi, once prolperous and well peopled, the rise and Sou rishTg condition of others, fortherly of little note; when we re flat u . . , ‘,e the efiects of the heavy and insupportable expense of hie-tto:t, which closes the doors of your Honourable House to eta y ~ 1 the best friends of their Country, and 'robs it of their • seriick.; when we think of these things, we are of ori gin, rl..tt yoar 11,1110=61e House is, at this time, by no means a far Reretootat'an of the People; and from the manner in viiic't a large. pottion of the individual Members obtain and se cu-e their s: .sl4 in your Honourable House, we cannot but infer, rite ths. t , ; ;; 11 and sacred office, intended for t;.e public kervice, 'ttqt ,, .:ntly sought for and procured by uncon,ii..utional means, and is too Ofzen perverted from its original design, and rendered saSs:Tvicot to private ends..TO this cause we ascribe the greatestpr. of the rational Calamities we new have to deplore. The mean prniciples, and narrow views, which have too long govern • • the Councils of the Cabinet, the false ambition and little t:iznies of its Members, the continuance of a system of espendl env lavish beyond example, the many disgraceful expeditions, in which the bloid and treasure of our Country have been too pro wastLd, the decisions of your Honourable House in direct npi osinoa to the general sentiments of the Nation, the unwil llngscis hitherto or:nr,:d by your Honounsble House to promote insuiry into or correct abuses in the Representation I an unwils haguess, which cannot fail to excite our distrust to diminish the respect we owe to the name and functions of your Honoura ble llouse.—.tud we deplore partkularly,one instance of this Un willingness, of which we complain, in your rejection of a motion made in the last Sessions of Parliament, by one of the Members bf ;he County of liens, as that motion appears to us to be found ed upon principle A, which, if submitted to, and matured, by your lionourahle linuse in Committee, would, we are convinced, Follett: a remedy to those evils we complain of, and restore to us the blessings a free Constitution, that inestimable inheri same, transmitted to us by the wisdom and intrepidity of our Ancestors. The time' demand titis open avowal of our sentiments, end in langt age employed to convey them we intend no disrespect; though, we are p .r.uaded, that no weeds can be too strong to ex pros of feelirgs upon chi occasion. li'lletefoie, We mast ear nes:ly mina• your Honourable House, to undertake, before It Is too Le in a ue and cordial spirit, the measure of Reform, upon princ„.vs, which, by Conciliating the affections of the People, and restoring to your Honourable House its due weight and cha ncier, may revue our Country from domestic discord, stricl'se cure it :nom the foreign foe, give stability to the throne, and prpetua.e the Constitution. • fn r. 01:17..ES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. SWIFT and Co. Contractors with Government for the present STATE LOTTERY, big leave respectfully to. Inform their Friends and the Public, that Tickets and Shares are sow on sale in great variety at their Offices, No. 11 , Poultry; N. Charing-Cross ; and No. Sl, Aidgate High-street. The Schem e is entirely new :—there are five Prizes'of 520,000 each, and the numbers of the rickets are reduced to 4000, from which it must be obvious that the Chance of gaining a E. 20,000 Prize is .greatly increased. In the Last lottery Swvr r and Co. had the suisfaction of selling No. 4,469, a Prize of JaiO,Coe, in If Six teenths, hesitles several inferior Capitals. MONEY. MESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg leave to inform ' LT4. those that may be In want and desirous of borrowing tem polity or permanent sums of Rumor!, that they can at jij dines advance any sum from 1001. to 20,0001. and upwards, on personal or any oilier security arising from Marriage Settlements, Money babe Funds, Clagymens' Livings, or Freehold, Copyhold, and Peasehold.Estates, on the most liberal and honourable terms.— tersonal application Messrs. Lucas and Co. daily. receive Artheir house, N 0.19, lermyn-street, St. James's either pesioa3lly or by letter, post-paid. N. B. T en y ears purchase will be given for well -secured Annuities. PM ENT ME rAs rAmic FIRE CRATES. THESE highly-improved and valuable Fire Grates - 1 - are now on sale in a variety of •patterns, at JEAXE'S and Co's Ware-ronms, No. 51, Great Russeil-street, Bloomsbury, oppossse the British Museum, London; and at John Justice's Varehouse, Dundee. e Metibtatie Fire Orate may be raised or lowered in its place, by merely to ning a key, which renders this elegant and useful article, a perfect remedy for that war 4 of all nuisances, a smoky chiinney, and presents other advantages not to be found in sny grate hitherto offered to the publik. STAINS of REI PORT WINE, Tea, Fruit. Mildew, rmei every Vtgetable Matter, are entirely removed from TABLE LINEN, Leather Breeches, Cottons, Mullins, LaceNand other is rides of Dress, by HUDSON'. CHEMICAL BLEACHING LIQUID. It alsl removes the above Stains from Ladies' Buff Dresses, vrithsmt injuring the Buff Colour; and re storez all kinds of Linen to their original Whiteness, when disco lour-a !)14.: wa.bing,dimie, or long sea-voyages WI THOU ANY INJi7kY TO THE TEx ruitE OF 'fiiE ' CLOTH. • Pre .ore,! and sol.t by Hudson and Company, Chymists, No. 27, linnrirket, London; sold also by the principal Perfumers and Mtdicine Venders throigkont the United Kingdom, ix Males at 53 ne and 2s. rach.. FOIL I.IIIRARIE, SHOOLS, etc.—This day was published, GUY'S CHART o f GENERAL •liisToßY, on a clear and comprehensive Plan. Size 19 inches by 30; vit.: in sheets, coloured, 7s. tin canvas and rollers !Gs. Gd. This Chart conveys pot only distinct ideas of distant events in ar.y one country, but of the relative occurrences of different na tioas. H.story withcut some such helps can be little more than a confused heap of facts. What Maps are to Geography, this is to History :it will accompany the Historian through a:I his re am-chest it will excite interest, awaken curiosity, and greatly assist his memory, by giving a kind of locality to events. It %ern not o nly facilita te his progress, but give bbn clearer hicas of t h e use, ttaratio,&c. of each country than the bate perusal of ma n y volutne. By JOSEPH GUY, Author of the " By Cyclopedia,"" School Geography," " B ritish Spelling Book," &c. And Professor of Geography. Great Marlow. rented for C. Craddck ind W. in, No. 3e, vattposter-row. HAWKERS' OFFICE, SOMERSET-PLACE, J.•rly 13, I$W. THE Commissioners for Licensing Hawkers, Ped; • lars, and Petty Chapmen, hereby give Notice, that all Licences granted by them for the year, commencing the I,t of August, 11109, to the 31st of July, 1210, will continue in force to the tst of September next, according to an Act of -Parliament lately passed, viz, the 50 Geo. 111. Chap. 41, Sect. 2. when new Licences will be granted. BRIGHTON OIL, CONTRACT. ALL Persons willing toTurnish the Commissioners of tke Town of nrighthelmston, Sussex, with good burn ing OIL for the Town Lamps, from the 1 , 1 day of august next, to the 30th day of April. 141 1 , are desired to send T,nders at per Ton ,with S. lnples of not leis than I pint. on or before the said 31st day of July . initant, to Mr. Thomas Vine, Surveyor to the Commissioners, Ship-street, Brighthelmston. The Money to be paid within one month after the delivery of the Oil. By Order of the Comm , ssioattri, 1-11MASMUSE, Clerk. Onatunptlon compered at 1000 Gallon,a frot t e above period. PORTSEA ISLAND IVAIMR WORKS. NOTICE is hereby given, that the Directors of; t►itaald Works, at a Meeting be d at tit; secretary's 0110 e, In PoitsMotith, on the -11th Anstant. t snake a further call of "5 lien) the Subscribers to, and Proprirtor•s,ot, the at Under taking. upon their respective tibiae, in ot•der to detray the et. pences of the laid Wcrks now carryinz oo by the Engineer, Mr. W. NICHOLSON (by virtue ot an Ac cl Parliament lately passed for that purpose), and the Proprietors are hereby required to pay the sitne on or before the 13th of Mixon next, in the following manner, viz : the London Proprietor•. to Henry Fauntleroy, the Treasurer, resident in London, at the hous • of Messrs. March and Co. Bankers, 13errier's-street ; an•l the Portsea Island Proprietors to John Godwin and Wm. Grant, Emirs. the Tres elvers, at Portsmouth, at their respective 13anklig Houses. By Order of the Dir' mon R. CALLAWAY, Chief Clerk and Secretary. Portsmouth, Tuly 11, 1810. ' `HE P.ublie are respectfully informed, that the NORTH WES CON ES I'ATE, OXFORDSHIRE, ad yd. tied to be Sold by Auction by Mr. Prrrox,.the 47th taunt, IS DISPOSF.D OF, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. London, July 14, MO. To be SOLD, in the NOR l'H of RAMP:MIKE, AN ESTA ['E, consisting of about 720 Acres of A• - I- Meadow, Arah'e, and Wood Lands, together wish a Ma nor of much larger extent. There is an excellent modern House on the property, completely suited to a Gentleman's Family. For further Particulars apply *3 Mr: Davis, Solicitor, Essex street, Strand, Lond in ; or Nr. Bird, Andover. ‘L.L-MALL. Genuine Hotnehold Furniture, large Pier and Chimney (Passes, about 1560 Ounces of Massy Silver Plate, Linen, Service of China, Glass, line flavoured %Vines, and other Effects. To be SOLD by AUC FION, by Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, No. 107, on the south side of Pall-Malt, To-stoaaow, July 18, and following Day, at Eleven, Ay orchr of the Executors of the Right Hon. WM. WINDHAM, deceased , THE genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, large Pier and Chimney Glasses, about 1500 Ounces of mussy Silver Plate, Linen, an elegant Dinner and Dessert Service of China, Glass, fine flavoured London irticular,Eait India Ma deira, Malmsey Madeira, Sherry, Bowe, Old Hock, Champaign,' Noyau, Vin de Grave, and other %%Ines The Furniture consists of elegant Drawieg•room French rod Window Curtains, with co:;tinued Drapories in IVlnrine and Chintz Furniture., with Sofas, St-ttee, and Chai , i en suite, four-post and other Bedsteads, with Chin, z, Cotton and oth r Furnitures, prisne seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding of .iescriptions, excellent Cabinet Ar ticles, in Comrades, Watdrobes, Chesta of Drawers, Dining, Card, Pembroke, mi.! library, Tabl•s, Bookcases, Sideboard, Mahogany and japanned Cha i rs, numerous Kitchen Requisites, and other Effects. _ To be viewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding the Sale.— Catalogues at 'N. nd. each, without which none can be admitted, to be had on •he l'rernises ; and of Mr. Robins,.Warwick-street, Golden-hquare. PALL-MALI,. DESIRABLE RESMENCE, WI tH EXCELLENT OFFICES, atc. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, No. 107, South side of Pall-Mall, on TO•140R. ROM. the I sth July, 1810, at One o'Uock precisely, by order of the Executors of the Right Honourable WILLIAM WIND. UA M. deceased, AN Elipble LEASEHOLD ESTATE, com msing a spacious airy Dwelling-home, most deslrabl) si tuate No. 107, on the South side of Pall-Mall, overlooking Carleton House Garden', the late residence of the Right Honour able William Windham, deceased; containing in the Attics five Servants' Bed-rooms ; on the second floor, two spacious Bad. chambers, Dressing-room, Gentleman's Study, "and light Clo4ets ; on the first floor, two spacious elegant Drawing-rooms, hand somely finished, communicating by an Anti-room or B iudoir on the Ground Boor, enclosed paved Entrance-hall, Vestibule of Inner.hall, Morning-room, papered Passage Room, excellent Dining Parlour, Water-closet, &c. a spacious principal and a secondary Staircase Bas..ment, Housekeeper's Room, with Clo sets and Water !d on, Servant's Hall, Butler's Room, excellent Wine-cellar, detached Kitchen, Scullery, cool Larders, Laun dry, and other Offices ; Areas, with Vaults far Coal, Beer, and other purposes; from the Dining-parlour there is a lead Flat to a Garden, &c. running back to Carleton-house Gardens. To be viewed by Tickets; Particulars on the Premises, of Messrs. Clarke, Budd, Burroughs, and Hayes, Solicitors, Lom bard•street ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. ELEGANT RESIDENCE, CLAPHAM CO MMO N, tivaaer. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-By Messrs. DRIVER, At the Auction Marc, near the Bank, on Wean/m.l2y, July 25, in several Lots, unless previous! ) di s p ose d o f by P r iv ate Ccienract, AMOST superb VILLA, with Any quAnLity not less than 15 and not exceeding GO Actes of Land; corn- prising all that nature and art can combine to please the eye, and afford comfort to the pos.esmr, presentieg at the same time a most picturesque landscape fcr the Artist, not to be equalled within a far greater distance of the Metropolis, in-luding exten sive Pleasure-grounds, with Flower Gardens, Hot-houses, Con servatories, &c. most abundantly furnished, with unrivalled spe cimens of the various productions of the vegetable world, as well exotic as native, collected and cultivated at an unbounded ex pence, aid now in the highest state of cilltivarion. Also, another Villa adjoining, fit for a large family, which possesses many of the above pertections with or without 10 or SO Acres of Land, and some smaller Dwelling Houses, together with a considerable frontage, next Clapham' Common, and from 20 to 30 Acres of other most eligible building-ground, presenting a most advan tageous situation for the architect or builder to display a supe riority of taste, on an extensive and grand scale, which the re- I spectability of the neighbourhood fully demands. The wbole I forms a most desirable and Valuable property, capable of tite greatest improvement in a pecuniary pint of view. To he viewed by tickets only, which may now be had of Mr. Stoekdale, Bookseller, Piccadilly; Mr. William Franks, Clapham 1 Common ; and of Messrs. Driver, Surveyors aid Land Agents, ' Kent -road; or at their Once, No. 5, in the Aucti.).i Mort. ' near the Bank.—N. I). Printed Particulars, with a Plan annexed, will be ready in a few days at the above places. NORFOLK. VALUABLE and EXTENSIVE SPORTING MANORS, anil EXCELLENT FARM, with immediate possession.' To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. BURT, At the Angel Inn, Norwich, sometime in August, AMOST desirable ESTATE, at Holt, in Norfolk. Lot 1. The Manors of Holt Manor, Holt Market, a•ld Holt Hales, with the fines, quit-rents, &c: also a comniodiok.i , Farm House, Barn, Stalde, and Out-houses, widi 1000 Acr. s of Arable and Heath Land, lately inclosed by virtue of an Act of Parliament. Lot 2. Ten Acres and 27 Perches of Land, in Letberingi..tt, lying in a place called Oxen Well Bottom. The Premises are all Freehold, the Land-tax is redeemed, and the only outgoings are two free rents of 21. 12s. and tenpence payable to the Manor of Holt Peerers. Holt is situated ins fine sporting part of the County, abounds with Game, is in the vittiiiity of several Nohl, men and Gentlemen's seats, C 1 mies frotu :silmiLh, is from Aylsham, and ten from the much admired Batting place Cro:ner. The premises are a small di.cmce front the town— the House may, with a small addition, be made to accommodate a Shorting Gentleman, with little inconvenience to the farmer. '1 he Estate may be viewed by applying on the premises. The pi-oculars will be ready fur delivery the middle of July, and a plan of the Estate may be wen by applying to Gorge Palmer, Esq. 16, Doughty.streit, London; Mews. Smith and Sharpie, Solititurs, Beetles; or the Auetiopeer„ Norwich. PALL MALL. Valuable LIBRARY of BOOKS, large MAPS and CHARTS. A very valuable and complete Set of HOGARTH's WORKS, • 'being one of the very few in this Country. ' he SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, No. iO7, Pall-Mall, on Friday next, July 20, and itillowing tidy, at Eleven o'Clock, by order of the Elect'. , tors of the late Righr Hon. WILLIAM WINDHAM, deceased. LIBRARY comprises a choice Collection of Classical, Philosophical, Historical, Mathematical, Thenlo gieal, Political,- Military, and Law Subjects, by eminent Authors, with an 'extensive Selection of interesting Peril:ldled Publications and Pamphlets, formin a regular series for the hat 95 years. To he viewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding the Sale.— Catalogues, at 2s. Gd. each, without which none can be admitted, to be hacron the Premises ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. . _ ADELPtiI TERRACE. • Elegant RESIDENCE, With coaveoient OFFICES, Adapted for the accommodation of a Gtmtlanan's Family, with • hninediate Possession. TO BE SO: I) BY AUCTION—By Mr.ROBINS, At strravray's, on Tuesday, July 24th, at TwLlve, A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE; .L eomprisiug a substantial well-built Town Residence,- desir ably situated No. 4, Adeholii Terrace, replete with every tonve nitece for the accommodution of a Family, rendered truly desir able from its cheerful prospects and easy access to ill parts of the town. The House has recently here repaired- and fitted up in an elegant manner ; c.intAns, hi the Attics, three sleeping-rooms, Store-room, and Laundry ; on the second Floor, two principal 13ed-chambers, a Dreving-room, Store room , at 3 two Water elOSetS; first Floor, two eirgiot lofty Drawing-rooms, of hand some proportions, with Balconies io front, ; or er-loebing the 1 hames, and a Passage-room; I..;round-floor, .F. i turanc...l4ll and Vestibule, Irtudsome lofty Dining-parlour, Library or Breakfast , room; he the Iliseinent !itori?s are Domestic Offices of alltir seriptions.—to be viewed with Tickets, from Twelve to Tbrfe, which, with Particulars, may be had of Mr. lOW* WinViik. alreet, Golden square. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, IN THE COUNTIES OF moNTI ;OMERY AND SALOP. TO BE SOLD BY AUC flON—Ey WILLIAM WYLEY, At the Fox Inn, in the Town of Shrewsbury, in the Comity of Salop, on Satur 'ay, July 21, 1810, precisely at three o'clock, gEVERAL very valuable and improvable Estates. k... 0 situate in the Parishes of Llandrinio ' llanilisilin, and Alber bury, in the County of Montgomery ; also at Aston Pigot, in the Parish of Worthen, and in and near to the 'l'own of Shrewsbury, In the County of Salop, in the following Lots : Lot . 1. A Piece of rich Arable Quantity. Land, called Old Church yard, 4- A. R. P. tuate in the village of Llandrinio 1 0 27 Samuel Mum. LOT 2. A Messuage in I.lanari-1 nio, called New Hall, with the out- I buildings and appurtenances there -126 2 10 Samuel Gittins to belonging ; also divers Pieces of ; and Richard Arable, Meadow, and Pasture I Pritchard. Land, entraining together about This Lot lies on each side the Turnpike Road, the house is well built of brick and slated, the whole formi:e, a very desi rable and int/movable Estate. Lot s. A Dwelling-house, with the Outbuildings and Appurtenan ces, and divers pieces of Land, lying contiguous thereto, in Llan. drinio aforesaid, containing toge ther about . - - 22 1 39 Samuel Cittins. This Lot is contiguous to the preceding Lot. Lot 4. A Message called Gwern y Patio, with the Outbuildings and Appurtenances thereunto be longing, with several plec.!s of good Arable, Meaiow, and Pas ture Land, containing :cgether about 59 1 4 Rd. Pritchard. These Premises form a very desirable and compact Estate. Lot 3. Two Parcels of Arable and Pasture Land on Llandrinio Rhos, containing together about 7 Lot 6. Two Dwelling-houses, and Gardens, with the Outbuild ngs and several Crofts of Land ad joining, containing together about Lot 7. A Dwelling. house, Gar den, and Croft, near to Lot 6, 1 containing about - - Lot 8. A Piece of rich Arable I.a.ni, coiled liendrefield, lying cline to t..e two last lo;s, con taining about - - 3 Lot 9. Another Piece of er:h Arable I .atul,at!joining theShrews bury turnpike road, called Gr:at MaesYr I lenire, containing about 11 Lot 10. Two Piece, of Arable and Pasture land, called Middle Meadow and Bridge Meadow, containing together about 1 4 Lot 11. A Mcssunge, called the Rhos, with the Out-building; La boarer's Haute, and Appurte nances thereto belonging, with di. sera Pieces of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Lands, cnutainiug to gether about Thee.? Premises lie woll so. getber, and are capable of great improvement. I.ot 12. A Piece of Pasture Land, called Little Cae Clawdd, containing ahead Lot 15. Three Pieces rif Mea dow and P.spire Land, being part of Gwent y Bi; to Farm, contain. • irg together about - 17 1 Se ltd. Pritchard. I.ot 14. Several Pieces of Ara ble and Pasture Land, enjoining to Lots fl and 15, containing toge ther about - . - This Lot will be sold subject to an Occupation Road to Lot 15. Lot 15. Two Pieces of Arabs Land in Trederweu Township, called Ca: Mawr and Darn Piece, containing about - - 33 3 S Ed. Menlo's.. I.ot 16. A Dry elUng-hienee and") Garden, with several Pieces of ' 7 21 . John Hughes, Land acijoii ing,containing toge- • Underterant to flier about - . Pd. M. nlove. CRIGGION ESTATE, relish of ALBERBURY. Lot 17. A Piece of rich Pastore Tenants. 1. 10 R 4 Pritchard. John Owen and S IT 'rhos. Pugh, Under-tenants to R. Pritchard. Thomas Jervis, 0 0 Under-tenant to R. Pritchard. 3 32 Rd. Pritchard. 3 :',2 Samuel Gittins. '2 19 Samuel Gittins. 174 0 24 Ed-Menlove. S 1 SS XI Menlove. - ST 1 9 Ed. Mcnlove. Land adjoining the Turnpike road riiiiar to' Llaudrinio Briirge, called Wit Commit Pieceociotallbingabout 6 S le Pilchard Wilde. Tenements. Lot 13. A Measuage the hnorerHonse,with the Out buildings and Appurtenances, and divers Pieces of rich Meo dow,, Arable, and Pasture land, lying in a Rin Fence, and situ • ale near to 41..landrinio Cridge, cuntaini g together Lot 19: '11 . ;vo Pier.. of rich - Pasture and M ad.ws Land, 26 called the Oak I.s , asow and Square Meadow, containing to gether about - - Lot 20. Two other Pieces of rich Grass Land, called the New Combs, containing together abort This Lot will be sold subject to an Oc-. potion It.ead to Lot 19, unless purchased by the, same Person as Lot le. I.ot ?.1. A Piece of riob Pas ture Land lying contiguous to Lots 19 and •.:0, and adjoining the Turnpike Road leading from Llandrinio to shrewsbury, called the Acre Ltasow, coataiuing to gether about - - '!'his Lot will be sold suhjert to an Occupation Roao. to Lots 19 and 20, unless purcha.,ed the sanurperson as Lot IS. Lot 22. An Allotment of Come mon Land on the Breyddin adjoining to lands of Ralph Leeke In I Thomas Wingfield, Esqrs. containing about - - SS 319 Rickard Mlle. AS lON PICOT - ESTATE, Parish of WORTHILY. ' Lot tl3. A new built Messuage, and another Dwelling-house near thereto, with the Out-buildings and appurtenances, also divers Pieces of Arable, Meadow, and •, Pasture Land, lying contiguous thereto, containing together about 111 0 16 John loam 0 7Richard AlOde. I.ot - 24. A Meadow, called Brook Stile, lying contiguous to last Lot, containing about - 1 123 John Evans. Lot 45. Several Pieces of rich Meadow and Pasture Land, con taining together about Thew Lands are in a very im proving state, and would be a great acquisition to any neigh booting Farm short of Grass Land. 20 2 20 John Inns. I.ot 26. A Piece of rich Arable Land, called the Furlong, adjoin •og the t•hrewsbury Road, lying cootiguous to Lot 23, containing about Lot 27. A Piece of Land, called the West Meadow, situate near • he village of Worthen, capable of being floated at most seasons, con :aining about Lot 28 A good Arable Field, called the Cock-Shutt, situate near to Lot 26, containing about Lot 29. A small Arable Field, called the Patch, adjoining to lands of Mr. Rowlands, containing about Lot 30. Three Parcels of Arabic Land, called the Virties, adjoining to lands of Mrs. Betton and Mr. Lewis Cooke, containing together about Lot 31. A Pasture Field, called Ost I.easow, lying between Lands of 1. Kynaston Powell, Esq. and Mrs. fiviton, containing about • I.ot 32. A Piece of newly-en. closed Land utLAston Hill, con taining about - - 3 220 John Evans. MIDDLETON ESTATE, PARISH OF ALDER .BURY. Lot 33. A 4.4estuage, and ano ther Dwelling• House, with the Outbuildings and Appurtenances thereunto belonging, and divers Pieces of Arable, Meadow, and l'asture Land, containing together about - 165 2 13 Mohan! Brows. 'The Tenant of this Lot bolds under a Lease for the Lives of h mself, aged 79 Years, and his Son norms Browne, aged 42 Years, and the survivor of them, at the yearly Rent of .€133, capa ble of great improvement. Thi Estate has a Right of Common on Middleton Hill, and will be sold subject to a Chief Rent of 7s. 9d. a year, payable to the Rev. Arch deacta Corbett. 7 SI it John Evan,. 2 3 8 John Evans. 6 0 30 John Evros. 1 0 99 John Evans. 23 0 34 John Evan,. 1 3 11 John Evans. SIIREWSBURY ESTATKIL Lot 34. A Piece of very excel lent rich Meadow Lead, adjoin ing to the River Severn, situate at Underdale, near to the Town of Shrewsbury, containing about - 4 127 Thomas Pash. Lot 35. A complete 3 stalled Stable and Coach house adjoining, and Hay Lofts over the same, with the Appurtenances, situate in Bel mont, Shrewsbury, in the occupa tion of - - - Jeha Robe** I of :16. A complete 4-stalled Stable, with Coach-house and Har ness Room adjoining, and Hay Lofts over the same, with the Appurtenance., situate in Belmont aforesaid, and in the occupation ot the said - - - Joint Roberti,. Lot 27. All that Garden or Piece of Land, the whole of which is walled, and well stocked with choice Fruit Trees, in full bearing, and in which is a Summer House, Melon l'its and Frames, situate in BLimont aforesaid - —l. Pesrt, gardieggr. This Lot is eligibly situated fur building on. The above Estates are let to Tenants from Year to Year, exp cept the Farm at Middleton, and are redeemed of Land Tax.— The Lands and Premises in Llandrinio, Llandisilto, and Cs* Rion, are situate on and near to the Banks of the River Sevens and 01? Montgomeryshire Canal, and the Whole are near to Lime and C4l, and within convenient distances of Welshpool, Oswe.tty, and Shrewsbury. all good Market Towns, and enjoy many other local advantages. The Purchasers may be accommodated by a Part of the Par chase-money remaining on security ♦f the Estates ; Particulars ot which will be explained to such Persons as may be desirous thavot at or before the time of Sale. - • • _ _ • Printed Particulars, with Maps annexed, descriptive of each Lot, may be had at the Place of Sale, of Mr. Samuel Gittitis, at ; at the principal inns in Oswestry, Elk-mere, lington, Bridgnorth, Ludlow, Bishop's Castle, Welshpool, awl Montgomery • the Printers of the Birmingham Gazette, Coro:lick, sa d Gore's Liverpool Advertisa ; also of Mr, of Rowton; Mr. Viskers, at Craninere ; at the Office Griffiths, Solicitor, Great 'sines-street, London; and at of Nle:•rs. Maddock and Simes, Skrewsbury, who will, cation, furnish any further Particulars. The respecsive Tenants will the Premises. Client? tr. Lloyd, ce of Mr. the Office on appal- BI 2 37 W:I6 N or his Under tenants. 1 31 R ictivd Wilde, er Ms Under. tenants. 0 Richard Wilt.