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MEXICO.
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AKEY TO THE PORTUGUESE LANGUAGE,
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NORFOLK.
A VALUABLE ADVOWSON AND NEXT
PRESENTATION.
By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTIL
At the Mart, on TUESDAY, April 19, at 12. by order of the'
Commissioners mimed in a Cosmoission of Itunkniptc7 "'raided
and issued against Samuel Locke, of Tenapieipisee, is the
County of Surrey, &tiler and chapman.
THE Valuab!e ADVOWSON anti Nere PRE-
IrIENTATION to, the RECTORY of HILGAY, in the
County of Norfolk, with the Parsonage Rouse, Glebe Lend, sod
Tithes, of the estimated value of Two Thousand Pounds per An.
num, subject to the Life of the present Ineumbint, in the 69:h year
of his a-•e.

Alay be viewed, and particulars had at the C:owt: Inns, Wiwn.
ham and Lynn; Norfolk Hotel, Norwich; Hoop, Cambridge.;
Ram, Newmarket; Angel. Oxford; of Mr. James; Solicitor.
Bucktersbury ; 'of Blesars. Gregson and Ponnereau, Sslicitom,
Angel-court, Throgniortondureet ; Mr. IH dyed, Solicitor. 45, Al-
dermanbury ; 31eases. Scott and Sun, Solicitors, St. hi ad, etea-courz,
Poultry; Aleeera. Aapinall and Jackson, Solicitors, Furuirars%
Inn ; at the Mart; sod of ?Ir. Shuttltworth. 28, Poultry.

AIWA NrAGEOUS CONCERN.
Comprising tir.PLOUGH SAW-MILLS aid SPLITTING

. o ...
MILLS, with extensive PRE 11 ISES,
Asd FIVE DWELLING-HOUSES adjoining,
SHOREDITeII.
By 111 r. SHUTTLE WORT 11.
At the Mart. on TLESDAY, April 19, at Twelve,
THE PLOUGH SAW-AHLLS, with a Steam-En-
gine of eight-hone power, vertical and circular Saws. ca-
pable of executing a great stroke of businew4 ; Workshops. Deal.
Sheds, and other Conveniences, roost enjibly situate in Plough-
yard, Shorediteh, and now in full work.

Also a. spacious SPLITTING-31M., with large home-wheel,
three pair of stones, dressing tackle. drying kiln, &c. ; and com-
prising a Pearl Barley with lolls, stabiing, and catering,
forming a valuable appendage to the pr: ceding.
And FIVE neat Brick DWELLINIii-IIt)USES. in George-
street, adjoining the Mills, in the occupation of reirectable te-
nants at will, at rents amounting to 931. le-. per annum.
The Estate is held for long tams unexpired, at low rents.
May be viewed, and particuleo had tea days previont to the talc,
of Messrs. Bartlett and Beildome, Solicitors, e 7, Nicholas-bane,
Lombard-street; on the Premises; at the Mart; and of Mr.
Shuttleworth, 28, Poultry.

YORKSHIRE, WEST RIDING.
VALUABLE LORDSHIPS, AND FREEHOLD AND
TITHE-FREE ESTATES.

By 11'INsTANLE5' and SONS,
At Garraway'a, TO-MORROW. at 12, unless previously disposes!
of by private treaty, of which due notice will be given.
ALI. those Valuable and Extensive FREEHOLD and
TITHE-FREE ESTATES, situate at Hat-oder and New
Hey, in Howland. in the parish of Slainbum, in the West Rlviitig
of the county of Frick, the property of Robert Parkt,r, Esq. Com-
prising the Manor or reputed Manor or Lordship of Ilaredm afore-
said; together with a gnod Mansion., suitable Outbuildings, and
live substantial Fes-houses, and SW acres, statute measure, be
the same more or less, of fertile arable, meadow, pasture, and wood
Land, divided into convenient Inclasurea, well watered alai fenced.
Also, all that valuable and improvable tray of Continua Lund.
adjoining the above Estates, called Totteridge, II areden Nab, and
Winfoll, and containing about 1,1100 acres, a great ',anion of winch
is capable of being subdivided and converted into arable and pidddre-
Land, at a trilling expense.
Also, all those two valuable Estates called the Sykeiand the
Trough House, situate within Howland, and adjoining the List.
mentioned property, and comprising four good Faml.bouses,
with excellent Out-buildings. and about 215 acres, Jttati.c Inv:nano,
of rich meadow, pasture, and stable hand.
Also, a proportionate part, estimated to be 'ten than a moiety
or half-part of and in an extenaive Commini, called Sv kes Fell,
situate within Rowland, and contaioinc' et,,tut 13,040 acres, with a
handsome Gothic Shooting box the:enit, Stabling. itc.
These Estates are beatitift:lfy situatee, nesrly in a ring fence.
The Mansion-house is :fist:tin from Slainburn sit: milts', from
Lancaster twelve.f...rn Clithcroe twelve, and from Preston eightcL ts
are well de wing the attention cf the Capitalist or the Sportsman,
the castiostsl land being of an excellent quality, and a fiich, with
the large tracts of Common, abound wan Game of alnost every
description, and the property was disforested by a grant from the
Crown in the reign of James 11. There is also excellent Fishing,
the river Langden running through the Estates fur about eigl:t
miles.

Mr. Wm. Gates, of the Sykes, one of the tenants, will show the
property; and printed Particulars, with Pian; attached, may be
alvvtly had of Robert Parker, Esq., at Plungington, near Preston,
the owner; Mr. Binns, land surveyor. Laura ter; Mr. Alcock,
solicitor; Skipton ; at the Office of Mr. Clapham, solicitor, in
Burton, in Kendal; Mr. Richard Lambert, solicitor, Gray's Inn,
London ; Mr. Beverley, solicitor, Garden.coutt, Temple, bondou ;
at the King's Arms, Lancaster; the Bull Inn, Prestun ; the Swan
Inn, Clitheroc ; at the place of Salt ; and of IVinstanley and Suns,
Paternoster-row.