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I r . . . with ' '• - tees if' • Y, ' 4 / „ t N • ~i i ii 0 \ ~,..- • . •;4,/ o 1 , . . . . , :~ a ~~ Li `~ I beat"' abou t with THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, NUMI3ER 2824• 'j IBor. - {PRICY six PENCE. in tire:lo3 PROCEEDINGS of the GENERAL MEETING ,„ of LIEUTENANCY of the COUNTY of LANCAS TER, ER, held at Wigan, the rst day of Oetober ? iSor, pursuant to the Advertisement of the Lord Lieutenant in all the Coun trY Papers, and Circular Letters to the Deputy Lieutenants ; PRESENT : john Blackburn, Esq. B. Fleetwood H e sk eth , Esq. EdwAvilbraham Bootle,Esq. John Leaf, Esq. Richard (3 will% m, Esq. John Simpson, Esq, NV !hot) Braddyll, Esq. ' Nicholas Ashton. Esq. ..,, lit ?bt• GreggeHopwood,Esq. E d m. N. Kershaw, Esq. I_l o . Earl, Esq. Edw. Falkner, Esq. Edw. Greenhaigh. Esq.. 13'. Bayley, Esq. Isaac Blackburn, E. Law Rawstorne, Esq.. Tames Hilton, Esq. Bertie Markiand, Esq. lames Starky, Esq. ohn Fowden Hindle, Esq. )3,ni. Rawson, Esq. ames Royds, Esq. (Mit Pilkington, Esq, i dm. Rigby, Esq. ohn Hc;xlson, Esq. ohn Walmsle)', Esq. Richard Cross, Esq. Charles Cibsori, E sq. Thomas Johnson, Esq. ' Re-d A T a GENERAL MEETING of the LIEU- . TENANCY of the COUNTY PALATINE of CHESTER,. held at Ngrthwich, on the 3oth Day of Sep tember tBot, and convened by Public Advertisement from the Lord Lieutenant of the said Cohnty, in pursuance of His Majesty's Warrant, .bearing date the lath of September inst. for. carrying into execution an Ad made in the 38th year of the -Re:gii of ILs . present Majesty, intituled " An Act to " enable His Majesty ,ntoie cif:dually to provide for the " Defence and .Security of the Realm, during the present " War, and for indemnifying Persons who may sutler in " their Pror.rty . , by such Measures as may be necessary for " that purpose :" This Day was published, price is. A NARRATIVE founded on' a Series Of 1 - 1 E VENTS which took place in the ISLAND of ST. MARCOU. • ..BOOKS laidy published by t. and C., RIVINC;TONi - • . No. 62, St. Paul's- • - r. HE TH .WLOGIC ALi PHIL( - . and • IV;ISCELLAN EOUS WORKS tile key. WI LLIAMIONEBi'M.A. . is prrf.xed4 a short -Account .of hiS Lite and Writings' ltir,dsdnely printed in 12 vois. BVo. Price in boards 51. 2. SERIVIONS•on various - SUBJ CTS - . • BYII-10-3/1.0 RENNELI, D.D. Ma. - er of tne Tonple'. price in boards Bs. • . • • .• • E F LECTIOks on the . aO.Moral STATE e ; the sly ?r",. ppl!ca :cptioo By JAMES COMM, Esq. Late Lieutenant and Commander of the Tickler Gun-vessel. Sold by D. Steele, Tower-hill, and all other Booksellers. This Day was published, Price 3s. PACr • Boil ) astur ,3 resunie Dedicated by Permission, to theltight Hon. Lora Viscount Folkestone ' e- - THE CORN TRADE INVESTIGATED, • and the System of Fluctuations exposed ; with a Pro position most humbly ()tiered for the Consideration of the Legislature, which wilt 'effe:.luaily Remedy the Alarming liuctuatingßriccs of Bread Corn, &c. &c. By BUXTON LAWN,' Late of Providence-row, Finsbury-square; Twenty Years in the Correspondents' Department, Excise Office, London ; but now of Bath, Baker to their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of York ;.and formerly Clerk to a Flour Factor. A New Edition, with large Additions. Printed for Messrs. Cobbett and Morgan, Pall-Mall,. and j. Easton, Salisbury. Of whom may be had, just published, price 2s. 6d. An HISTORICAL VIEW of the Unalloidablc Cauws of the NON-RESIDENCE of the PAROCHIAL CLERGY cn their respective Livings, &c. &c. by the Rev. 1. Malham, Vicar of Helton, Dorset, and Curate of St. Edmond's, Salisbury. PRESENT, The EARL of STAMFORD and WARRINGTON, Lieut. 111 ara , 11;r , • 1) ErUT y- LIEUTENA NTS The HONOURABLE BOOTH GREY. TjOHN ASH FON, ROGER BARNSTON, THOMAS BROOKE, • THOMAS CORBET, WILLIAM EGERTON, IpHN FIELDEN, JOHN CLEGG, GEORGE JOHN LEGII," EGERTON LEIGH,. GEORGE LEYCESTER, WILLIAM LOWNUES, JAMES MAINWARING, RICHARD RICHARDSON, 'TRAFFORD TRAFFORD, GEORGE WILBRAHAM, RANDLE WILBRAHAM, It was Resolved and Ordered,. _ _ :it .1.4 aw :13V b aria 0 by E stirs. lE 7. ' This Day was published, :rice Two Shillings; Illustrazed by Four Copper-plates, No. I,XXXIX. of ~~, t~: . ❑itable ourds. u.nd and 1- THE REPERTORY of ARTS and MAN . U. • FAC'rURES ;• a Work consistkng of accurate Copies of Specifications of Patent-Inventions; Descriptions of all. new and useful. Inventions and Discoveries in Monufadures, Agriculture, Iqt:ebonies, and Chemistry; seleded from the Philosophical Societies of all Nations, and from original Communication's of 'ingenious In4tviduals: with monthly Accounts,of all new patents grantedfor Inventions. Published the Ist of every Month, at the Repertory Office No. rBz, F feet-street, and by all Booksellers; of whom corn plete-Sts,may be had, containing a very extensive variety of important Disepveries and Inventions in the usetul Arts, illustrated by more than Copper'-plates. ' • , of tits Coto , a:34 )11; C 4 iavveSr 1011Ser. of The Act , of the 38th of the King, cap.. 27; The Order of the King, in Councir_to array, &c. • dated atli September, 1801 ; the King's Warrant, dated t2th September, 18ot ; Lord Hobart's Letter to. the. Lord Lieutenant, dated izth September, 180 t ; Lord tionarns Lcttor to the Lord Liotteriant, dated eta; September, iSo i ; The Letters and Proceedings of the Lieutenancy of the County of Sussex ; The Plan for removing the Live Stock r &e. frem the Coast ' of Great Brit a i n , & c . & e . i nc l os ed in the foregoing Letter; The Lord Lieutenant's Letter to Major-General Benson, Anmanding the North West Distrid, dated 23d Sejrt. !Sol ; Major-General Benson's Answer, dated 24th Sept. dot ; Major-General Benson's other Letter, dated 28th Septem ber, aor Lord Hobart's Letter to the Lead Lieutenant, dated 28th September, tBot. Resolved Unanimously, _ • ' That this Meeting will colleaively and individually lead their utmost assistance in carrying into execution the said Ad of the 38th of the present King, and the measures that shall be direded by His Majcaty for the Deteuce and Security of the Kingdom against Foreign and Domestic Enemies. That although the landing of an Enemy on the Coasts of this Country may bedifticult, yet this Meeting considers it -an arise to rely too much upon the 'natural defence of their Shores, or to abate in the necessarypreparations to prevent, and ertions to resist, every attempt that. may be made to invade this Country. e That some part of the County which adjoins the Sea pro- a di cing very great quantities of Corn and Grain, itais very fit t i"devise m eats to secure them trona being. applied to the.. itsaZp' use. But this Nleeting conceiving that (if even pus remil would be attended , with the greatest difficulties to p owe / r . Grain in the straw, and as they do not know any their C the9 have . habitants to thresh out com rite th Ti r 'rlt, they can cniy pel suagest as the best precah ion, (') t ' of the event of an Enemy landing, the Mills and Dv should be rendefed for a time unserviceable, in a roan ,an- • • least hiju r i ous to th e owners.; and ,this . it is conceived ""ay be done by breaking the Upper Mill Stones in the Mills, and „ the R oo f o f t h e Ovens, unitaing . compensation to the Owner s in the manner directed by the Act: - That on the first approach' of an Enemy, as it might create torlfu-' it; and be unnecessary to remove Cows or Cattle ltorn any part of the County' above ten or twelve miles from . tie Sea; and as within tmat District ;toe 'same being fermtil into several Diviaiona) such removal might be, as a tempo- Cary expedient, ellttect by the General of the District making his requ:sition to a Deputy Lieutenant living in each Division ; I t tiierz':Ore is the opinion of thts.Meeting, that it, would - he l advisable for such General Offcer to natne. plates as ,Ine.i.ts within such distance to which trtc•Cattle may; in case s'aalarin, removed at his requisition. cl.'hrt.tartrLahnl .Meeting do approve of the term of the Precept :, now propoted by the Lord Lieutenant, and do stables his Lordship to aend:his Precept' to the High-Cori..s with all dispatch and to give diredicms that no delay znay e ~ %Iles to th in - getting the NI arrants fromthe High_ Consta ' a Petty Constables delivered.• ▪ at the Deputy Lieutenanta within each Sub-division be .raleltriettrnst° appoint as early a day as possible for the respective printed ot . .each Petty Constable, according to the several Schedules now produced ; and that an abstract of __ad' Return be immediately forwarded by.the Clerk of eacli. Sub-division to the Clark of the General Lieutenancy, so that of w hole may b e -got i nt o his. hands on or before the 23d day , ietober instant. the Lord Lieutenant dire is the Clerk to the General -"lettings of Lieutenancy to advertise in all the County i'a oMa General. Meeting to be had OR Friday the 26th day of '• Ober in s t ant at t h e Town hall in Wigan,. -at Eleven /Ock in the Forenoon, when he will lay before such ;sting the Returns, and obey the directions that shall be then given. the• Deputy Lieutenants and Justices of the Peace at tneir several Sub-division Meetings, be (equated to procure die rfcohornend to the Lord Lieutenant at the said General said. for so appointed to be held on the 26thinstant as afore -ad.," for his appointment, subjed to the approbation of' Hii g t ., ) ,f,s,t.Y, a sufficient number of Koper and discreet persons, b ar ' o l f -eaders or Captains of' Pioneers, and - a - sufficient num candu ; Pro.Per persons to act as,lnspedors over the several ators or W hit Guides aggcns and Carts, and to Command CorPs' ing fir'st le said Deputy Lieute - nants and Magistrates oifi aesi ascertained that such persons will accept their That immediately after such Returns ate made and con- sidered the 'Me mbers composing this Meeting will . use their best endeavotirs to'forward any arrangement that the General of the District, or any other person, authorized by His Ma- Jesty 11 m a y make to carry i n t o execution; all or any of the t o visiOns'of th e sa id Ad of the 33th of the King, and gene __lly to do a n d a d i n the premises as the Public Service and in . ? exigencies of the particular casas shall require. .. „ That up on cons id ering the printed Paper tiansmitted to lht Lord Lientenant•entaled, A Plan for Removing the Live Stuck, & c . from the Coasts of Greit'Britain, &c. Sce This Meeting is of opinion, that the particular regblations that may be necessary to he adopted inthii County; with the t/etailed system of proceedings theieon, will tie best , tOrmed front the keturns that are now directed' to be'rnade by the Petty Constables to each Sub-division Meeting. Btit the Deputy Lieutenants of the County are earnestly. tequested to come to the next General Lieutenancy Meeting, Prepared wind Propositions to throW the County into Divi 'ions which, perhaps, nay best be done by the Depuity Li eutenants forming distind Distrida within their own Sub ' t liisions, and appropriating the care and conduct of cacti Dis tiricl to the respective Deputy Lieutenants resident therein, la order that the said printed , Plan may be made applicable to ° cal circumstances and situation. t o T bat His Majettv's Lieutenant of phisty be requested li l e c!lnmunicate the proceedings of Meeting to one of ha; Sjesty's Principal Secretaries of State, and to the Ge ' ' l l ,l &Inrnanding time North West Distrid. thei r s Meeting further begs leave to repeat the assurance of Itita .zeal and anxious wish to prcnnote and assist in carrying clir % e l lii=e't all' such measures as His Majesty shall adopt , and 41 li k e rate b Law ae en:U . )lO to take, for the defnce r e o alm s again st y Foreign r lavas:ion or internal disorder. e • k e I Liea t ' . the Thanks' of this Meeting •be given to the Lord • ,I.o r eitant, for the greSt - zeal and ability with which his 4 1% i.t iP.ltas prepared :turd cut - At:etc:l the business of this tina, • • I..INCOINSHIRE.—SALE'OF LANDS. k Ari TO BE S(3LI) BY AUCTION, in the inontl: of 'January next, if not previously dis posed of by Prlvate ontraa ; ,PE Detached ESTATES and PROPERTIES u Te, ° f Sir GILBERT HEATHCOTE; Barr. situate in Wiiteveral Parishes of Lake, Frampton, Kirton, Sufterton, ie - 11 .°1 k , Swine.aleaki, Gosherton, • Surfleet, Pinch ),44rrii.l. itt th r: e . in; sa t( l ) . :: s t, h o ß t ur i : s iz L ig c t r u t, n n , , nghay, and Short Ferry B in ili t i he County Of Lincoln. . l itti t : t cll r } ars of Which arc in preparation; and will be ready tor the course of next mh, cm I tlit, 4 '"e . n - lean time, the Lands and Prentses may be viewed 4 1014 to the r-nt:etive Te;oants, nll 'lqtAiun,- Ott. Str., 1401.. [t E . an 1 5 , of tine A at3 l he (III.: us 1)1 , ' is :4)1 letuicti N E itie.s of Intl the xycaci ;. er tear, Lt(' ortiutot he al el , ' !hotel , ' , Are , the • . it woa- ti At t!le" 11. , id , :L - • • J „ S li :: i;i~~ ,Tl_~~. rl'l;tOtJ r.f~o<<~ lave re". TESI :R E • , I w J ' ty, trut I went rat her 14 - a coin- coverc- S incvl-: matt' ~ z eci to lg Y(11.. axatto.° , t %ib c 4 k:, vi' abscriV It Se L e aboN; n bet"' Urge 51 1 Fri Cure 04i. 1%1111;0 sec:reel, erve, tuitous'' will b 0 eldo 0) fence 01 St. A j i ' 0 x forc, - LI roan in A, eacac • zrson' .ecy, an to , witi l jprifit" Bridg C "' .re That Warrants shall issue from this Meeting to the High Constables of the several Hundreds of this County, for pro curing such Returns as in His Majesty's, Warrant mentioned, with all possible dispatch. And that such RetUrns shall be sent to Mr. POTTS, the Clerk of the General Meetings, at his Office in Chester, as see^ as collecied, in order to be by him arranged, and abstradecl, previous to the next General. Meeting of the Lieutenancy of the County. Resolved, That this Meeting, and the Lord Lieutenant and Deputy Lieutenants for the said County now present, have lull con fidence that the zeal and loyalty of the Inhabitants of this County will now induce them to offer their services with the same alacrity as they have on former occasions. And the Lord Lieutenant and Deputy-Lieutenants Will on their'parts give every possible enceuragement to all parsons within the said County, who may come forward and promote the inten tions of Government, in the present very,important crisit. STAMFORD and WARRINGTON, Lieutenant. After the Lord Lieutenant left the Chaii, it •(vas further Resolved, That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to his Lorthhip for his attention and conduct in the Chair, and that he desired to publish these Resolutions in the Chester - , and in one of the Londo'n Papers. ThelE6 REVEREND WI LLIAM.HETHE RINGTONs' ' _CHARITY -TO THE BLIND. CHRIST's HOSPITAL, Oelober r, der. X/HEREAS, the above.natned .Gentleman in YY V- his Life-time, enabled the Governors of this Hos pital to pay Annuities of Ten PottndS to each of Fifty Blind ,Perseus And whereas, many other benevolent Persons have made large Additions to the sortie -Charity, (partidularly-very recently the late BENJAMIN KENTON, Esq. and Dr. GEORGE HARRIS, both deceased), SO as to enable the Governors to pay similar Annuities to ThTee Hundred and Forty other Blind Persons, making together Three Hundred and Ninety ; the said . Governors do-hereby give -Notice, That a Committee of Almoners will sit in the Counting- House of the said Hospital, on W EDNESDAY, the - 25th of November next, at Nine o'Clock in 'the Morning, to. till up the vacant Annuities, and to ele6t others toihe Charity of the sa;d Benjamin Kenton, Esq. and Dr. George Harris, Deceased. The said Governors, in consequence of the very muniti cent. additions made to.this Fund by the benevolent Persons before alluded to, some of whom are still living, arid desire to be unknown • and for the purpose of selecting, for these An nuities, Persons born of reputable Parents, and well brought up," agreeably to the• intentions of the Donors, have recently agmed to admit Petitioners at the age of Fifty Years ' • and to prevent fruitlesS applications, they think pro per to doclare, that no Person can receive an Annuity under either of the said Establishrnents; who • has not been wholly destitute of Sight for the space of the last three years ; or who was not born in that part of the Visited Kingdom called Englandoixclusive of Wales and the Town'of Berwick upon Tweed ; or who has any - Income for liteof the yearly value of zpl. ; or whollas at any time during his or her life received Alms front any Parish or Place as a Pallier -, or who is or was ever a common Beggar ; or who is not of sober life and conver sation ; or who shall not have lived during the whole thr.x years last past in the PariSh'or Place wherein they shall re side at the.tirne of-their application for this Charity.. The Petitions of those Caralidates who have been unsucces:.- ful, may be renewed at the Counting-house of t , :e v: - Hospital, upon ,the personal Application of a Fri., day, (Holidays excepted) horn Monday the szth 0610. , to WedneSday the 2.Stii Oetober inst. frond o'Clock • where also, during the same' periGA, ; er tions will be delivered to the l fiends olotner e • to apply, the whole of which petitions ma , the Counting-house on or before Fridayfire ^ember. RICHARD CORi - , The Public are particularly desired to. observe, that no Attention can bepaid to Letters. FRANCE and ITALY. A GENTLEMAN of Respectability, about +O,, 1 7 1. who has resided some years, both in Rrance and Italy, - . and speaks both Languages fluently (the Italian particularly), would be happy to accompany any Lady or Gentleman of Fortune ' who would be inclined to make so• delightful a Tour. The Advertiser has no objection to take upon him self the management of the•expences, and every other care, and of coursq, would furnish his quota. Any Letter signed with real name and address, dire - Cled to W. Kirby, Esq. Dean-street„Soho, will meet with all due-attention. BREWERY TO. BESOLLi, _ - - - Pexernptorily, on Thursday the vd Day of Oclober, at One o'Clock at Noon, at the Liverpool Arms Hotel,- Castle street, Liverpool ; • ANer)i Extensive and Complete BREWERY, el-cc:tett in the best Manner within the last twelve years, possessing every - improved principle now known : the whole covering a.Plot freehold Ground of Two Acres. situated in Scotland-road, Liverpool, and within 1200 yards' of the Custom House ; capable of: making annually 60,000 Barrels of Porter or Ale ; with convenient Stowage., and very extensive Warehouses,. Malt-houses, Drying-kilns, &c. The Water is of the first quality, and iiexhaustible.—The whole Premises are _overlooked by a handsome Dwelling house, well finished and may be viewed every day before the Sale, where attendance will be given. For further Particulars apply to Mr, Kose, Everton, near Liverpool. . • CURIOUS FRUIT. T. TWO Ncw CURRANTS, obtained from one Red, the other White : .they both bring Fruit as largess some Grapes, in bunches six inches long, arid hang on the Trees thicker than the leaves. They have a peculiar brilliancy of colour, a full flavoured sweetness, and brisk poignancy of taste far beyond alt others. -2. Three New STRAWBERRIES, viz. r. The Che rokee, - a monstrous ,Fruit, often five- inches rouruL and ot most exquisite flavour. It bears so abundantly that one rot frequently fills a plate. The Paraguay, equal to the former in every fine property ; and comes later, so as to give a long succession.-3 The Modena 14autboisrthe rrtat de licious of the Strawberry tribe : its very high flavour, and wonderful frtgrance, raise it fat above all competition with others. Currant Trees (each Sort separately); six in a bundle for, ros. 6d. Strawberry Plants (each sort separately), fifty in a bundle for los. 6d. Sold at Crocker's, St. Albates4treet; Pall.l4all.—No Ctedit: Pay.iPastage: PROFES3IONAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR TiiE WINTER SEASON. MANY Families coming.to-sojourn in the Me tropolis, at this season of the year, DALE, the Pro prietor of the WINE iVAULTS;i/Yo. .Haymarket, thinks proper to announce that he .has prepared a .most extensive Assortinent of English Winds, which Articles are allowed, by judges, to be absolUtely equal in flavour to Foreign.. This Professional Arrangement he has been induced to mike to re.: !nore tile complaint of the newness 'of EtigliSh•Wine, fur by always keeping several thousand gallons more in stock than any 'other House, Customers may depend on '.swing always supplied with Wines, from' three to four years old, at . .his Warehouse. , Miiscatel, 275. per doz.—Faro, 265. per doz.—,Lunel, 245. pe: doz.— Li:‘ton, Caleaven/4, Frontirnac, Bucellasi Moun tain, rl. 2s. £d. per doz.—Smyrna, I'viAtaga, ()range, Cow slip, Currant, Elder, Raspberry, Tent; O. n. 6d. perdoz. N. B. Brandy, Rum, Ho!lands, Shrub, Geneva, Bottled Porter, Darsetshire Beer, and Cyder, itr the gr6test perfec 7 tion., Gl7 The above Wines cannot be Sold on any other term than )or Ready-money, and Samples ,nay be seen and tasted at the Compting-house. • . CAF F E SANS PAREI L (MatchleSs Coffee), 1e Mademoi selle ROSE, No. fz, Deninark-street, Soho-t;ql.9re. - MADEMOISELLE .ROSE has discoyeied a new Method of preparing Coffee, which will prove equally agreeable and useful to all classes of Society. This Collie is ready-made, does not require any Sugar, and will keep upwards of twelve months without any alteration. It is a Liquid Essence of Coffee prepared with Sugar, reduced 1,:o so small a volume, and so concentrated, that one single ,poontr.': is sufficient to make a whole cup. It is better, cn•eaper, and more wholesome, than 'Coffee prepared in the common way. It is • also a great deal more.coinmodio - as, Since it is prepared in a moment, without any trouble or care. Put one table spoonful of it in a eup, fill it up with boiling water, and then it •is ready for drinking ; the part which remams in the Bottle being well corked again, will keep as well as if the Bottle had, not been open. I t is sold by Mademoiselle Rose only, at her own House, No. Denmatk-street, Soho-square, of three different qualities, in Bottles of a dozen cups, at as.. 2S. 6d. and 3s. according to - the quality, so that a cup of the cheapest does not vost more than ad. A proper•DissertatiOn on its utility,. and Direc ' tions for using it, are.given with every Bottle. The Bottles returned are paid for. Every Ticket is signed with the Name of Mademoiselle Rose. Orders may' be sent by Letters (post-Paid) from Town or Country. • SIIENSTONE,nearLICHFIELD,STAFFORPSIIIRE TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WARREN, At the George Ihn, in the City •of Lichfield, on Friday, Oct. 30, 1201, at Three o'Clock, in Lots; Q ENTERAL 'very Eligible FREEHOLD.FAMS, situate at Footherley, Lynn, and Nether and Lower Sturman, all . in the Parish and Vicinity of the pleasant Vil lage of Sitenstone, in a Sporting Part of the County .of Staf ford,', three Miles from Lichfield, • six from Walsall, and twelve, from Birmingham ; also a capital • Mansion, called FOOT I-I ERLEY HALL, with suitable attached and de tachdd Oilkes; Coach-houie, Stabling for Ejght. Horses, and . other Out-buildings, all in complete repair ; a large well planted Garden, bounded 1w a Celebrated Trout 'Stream ; the whole comprising about 67 - o Acres of rich inclosed Arabic, Meadgwi4...and ,Pasture Land, in the highest state of 'cultiva tion, with valuableßights of Common on Shenstonc, Wood .Endi and Druid Heath,, now in the occupation of Jobs Breynton, Esq. under Lease determinable in iSO9,' and of Messrs. Snan; Hand, Preston, Adcock', and MousleY, all very rBPeetabie Tenants, under Leases determinitble at Lady day, l&0 3 , at several-yearly Rents, amounting ro EIGHT EVNDRED and FIFTY .POUNDS; . , apd upwards ; also about Twenty Acres of COppice and Wood Land now in hand. Another FR EE 110 i,D ESTATE, containing So Acres, 2 Roods, 38 Perches . ; with a commodious Dwelling-house and suitable Out-buildings, del ightfully situate at Flainmervoick, in the Parish of St. Michael, Lichfield; also a Leasehold Farm of 56 Acres, adjoining to the Frechold - Preinises. with convenient Farm House and othL:r Appurtenances, andwalu able Rights of Contmon orl llogley,llay and Cannock Chase, held under the yicari Choral.of Lichtieid, for an unexpired Term of Twenty-obe Years,:at 31. Ss. •per Ann. renewable every seven years 3- both which Farms and Premises are in holding of Mr. James Winterton, under Lease determinable at L - arly-day, 12'03 at - the yearly Rent of r 451: - Printed Particulars may be irad tWenty-one days preceding the Sale, of Mr. Simpson, Attorney; in Great Charles- - street, Birmingham ; Mt. W illington, Solicitor, No. 3, King's Bench Walk, Temple LondOn; Mr. Tho. 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