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CffESIIIRE.

THE BREDBURY kiYAfi;I4EAR STOCKPORT.
By Mr. VAUTY,
Oa TUESDAY, the 31st day of May next, and two following
days, at 12 o'Clock, at the Warren !Stat.ley Anna Inn, :2tock.
port, in Lots,
V HE Manor of BREDBURY-CUM-GOIT, contigu-
-1 was to the town of Stockport; conslating of sundry valuable
as coo .o ant Almo•

1611.1M1C caurpruntg upwlW
ONE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED STATUTE ACRES
of excellent meadow, pasture, and arable land; and about 100 sta-
tute acres of wood land; with suitable farm houses and out-
bu4dings,
POWERFUL STREAMS OF WATER ON THERWEES

TAME, liVAYEri.&6RN:riti,L. ---
and various chief rents, amounting to tit Ir'm 9d. Also a Moiety
of the adjoinimt Manor of Romiley, with several valuable faruis of
upwards et TWO HUNDRED ACRES, producing at present
■ very low rental of

THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY

POIJNI3:3 PER ANNUM.
An Estate in the township of W netli, in the said county : and a
small Farm in the township of Niiughton' in tl.e said county. To-
gether with several valuable Pews and Sittings in the Parish ,1
Church of Stockport. These Estates are capable of great improve-
ment, being placed in the midst of a very ponulous trading district ; !
and, from their proximity to the towns of 'Manchester and Stock-
port, and immediate access to coals and water-carriage, they pre-'
sent great advantages for the ereploynmot of capital. Upon the
rivers are several falls of stater, or considerable power, and situa-
tior.s well adapted for the erection of machinery and manufactories
upon the most extensive scale, particularly fur silk and cotton mills
and factories. The respective tenants will show the estates.
Prinnal particulars (price 2s. 6d.) may be had, one month prior
to the sale, of Messes. Newton and IVinterbottom, Solicitors,
Stockport • of Messrs. Williams, Brooks, Powell, and Broderip,
So:icitors:No. 9, Lincoln's-lon New-square, London; and of Mr.
Canty, Auctioneer and Land Agent, No. 80, Pall-mall, from
whom, ia the mean time, way inquiries respecting the Estates may
be made.

By Mr. SAUNDERS.
At his Great Room, No. 39, Fleet-sue, t, THIS DAY, and four
following dat r, at half-past 12 precisely,
ASELECT and Elegant LIBRARY of a Gentleman,
containing many early editions of Dramatic Authors, in
French and English ; a Series of Ancient English Romances and
Poetry, uniformly bound ; together with a Collection of Prints,
Portrait*, and Copper-plntes ; among whiz!' are—
Fot.lo-51acklin's Bible, 6 role ; 31eyrick's Armour, 3 vols.;
British Gallery of Pictures, 5 vols. ; Thut7tl;des. Dukeri ; Ste-
phnui Thesaurus, 5 vols.; Hoabraken's Heads; Din:torus Skm-
lus, Weselingii ; Booth's Diodonis ; Carte's History of England.
4 vols.; 111illcr'a Gardener's Dictionary and Figures of Plants,
coloured ; Heroilotus, Gronovii, large paper; Galerie de Lucien
Bonaparte ; Bo dell's Thames, 2 vols.
QUARTo.—Grone's Antiquities, 13 vols.; Hollinshetl's Chro-
nicles, 6 vols.; Antiquarian Repertory, 4 vols. large paper;
Mirror for Magistrates, 3 vols. • Worlidge* Gems, French
paper; Pilkington's Dictionary of? Painters, illustrated, 3 vols.;
Burney's 4 vols. ; Isucyclomedia Britannica. 26 vols. ;
Copper-plate :113;.!iuirwt, 5 vols. ; lloare's Giraldus, thick paper,
3 vols.; Walpole's Royal and Noble Authors, S vols. large
paper; Ilakluy t's Voyages, 4 vols. ; Sir William Jones's Works;
8 vols.

....
Ocravo, &c.—Clarendon's Rebellion, illustrated; Metastesio
Opere, 12 vols. ; Bromic's Journal, 14 vole. ; Edinburgh Review,
34 vols. ; Hearne's Works, Isrge paper; Physiognomical Por-
traits, French paper; South's Sermons, 7 roll; Theatre du
Premier et Second Ordre, 67 vols. ; Johnson and Steevens's
Shakspesre, law paper; Dodsley's Annual Register; Swift's
Works, by Scott, 19 sob.; New Annual Register, 32 vols. ;
Bell's Shakspeare, 20 vols. large paper ; Shaw's Zoology, 18 vols. ;
Rosesimulleri Scholia Vet. et Nov. Teat. 18 vols.; CEuvres de Le
Sage, Corneille, Moliere Piton, Racine, Brantome, Dancourt,
Rc &c. The whole in good preservation, and many in handsome
bindings.
To be viewed, and Catalogues had.

B Mr. SAUNDERS,
At his Great Room, No. 30, Fleet-street, on THURSDAY, the
oath inst., and Two following Days' at Half-past 12 precisely,
I"HE splendid LIBRARY of a Gentleman, lately de-
ceectl, including a tine Collection of Variorum and Delphin
Classics, Dictionaries and Lexicons' with many of the beet and
most expensive modem Works of English and Foreign Lite-
rature, in elegant Bindings of 3lorocco, Russia, &c. ; among
' which are, in
For 10.—AlackEn's Bible, Bowyer's Home, and Boydell's Wil-
ton, subscription copies; Stafbril and British Gallery of Pic-
tures. 5 vole. large paper, proofs; Ghamicey's Hertfordshire ;
puerile'. Monasticon, by Ellie ; Tableau do la Revolution Fran-
cais, 3 rid...proofs; Labe. Veritatis, 2 vole. ; Florence Gallery,
4 vol.. ; Anstopinutis Rusted ; ripener's Pulymetie; llogsrth's
Works.
Qu ART o.—Reca's Cyclopedia, 43 vole. ; Grose's Antiquities, 12
roll.; Lysorts's &mime of London, 5 rob. ; Pinkerton'. Voy.
ages and Travels, 17 vols. ; Encyclopedia Brim:nice, 20 ve4s. ;
Repten on Landscape Gardes,i..g ; Hunter's Lasater, 5 vols. ; Lu-
cian' Opera, Kemstetiunuu, 4 rob. ; 'Arius Drakenborchii, 7
,01.. ; Ledermuller A mnsowet.; 31 iccoscopique. 3 vols. • Wattoo's
English Poetry; the Works of Hume, Gibbon, Addison, Pen-
nant, 3litforil;'Racine, Corneille, red Moliere.
()Craw°, &c.—Shaw's Zoology, large paper ; Naturalises and
Zoological 3liscrilany, '..7 vols. ; Pottoran's Fishes, 4 vole. :
&atoms of England and Winer, 26 vols. • Rollies Works, 23
,01,. ; ?humus Opera,l2 vols. ; Cicerone Opera, Panesti4.l vols. ;
Polyhius, rtchweighonseri, 2 vole; Anthologise Gesue, 13 cols.
&c. &c.
To be vierml, aid Catalogue had.