The Sun.
London, England, 1809-07-25 00:00:00

U D A jr, JUL).- 25, Iso 9;

SALES OF ESTATES, &c.

FREEHOLD ESTATE and MANOR.
TO BE SOLD GY PRIVATE. coNTRAct, •
TWO Undivided Third.parts- of the MANOR
1. of NETHER GORTH ER, in the County of MONT-
GOMERY, extending over upwards of 4oao Acres, With
. the entirety of sundry valuable and in-proVabie EreehOld Es-
tates, containing upwards of 1253 Acres, situate at Criggioii,
within the said Manor, and on the Banks of the River Se-
vern, in which there is a valuable right of Fishery, also the
tight of presentation to the Chapel of Criggioa aforesaid.
Printed Particulars,. and further information may be had
of Egerton Leeke, Esq. Rear Wellington, Shropshire, and
Stephen Leeke, Esq. Chester; and,: to treat for the same,
apply to Plowden Presland, Esq. Brunswick square, Lon-
don,-or Mr. Vickers, Cranmere, near Bridgnorth, Shrop-
shire, of whom also printed particulars may be had.

• FOR SALE.
To be Sold by Public Roup, upon Friday the tsth day of
September next, within the House of George Ronald,
Vintner, in. Aberdeen, betwixt the hours of Six and Seven
Afternoon (if not previously.disposed of by Private Bar-
gai.l), •

THE LANDS and ESTATE of MARY CUL-
R, comprehending the Mains and Manor places of
Mary Culter ; the Alibi and Miln Lands of Crynoch and
Mary Cutter; and tire Towns, Lands; and Farms of _Miln
Bank, Eaitland, Cotton, Corhill, Standing Stanes, Eastside,
Wi!stside, Wellshaw, Muirskie, 'Burnside, Cockley, Bog_
son, Easter and Wester Tillbouries, and Nether and Upper
Ashentillies with the SALMON FISHING S, Multures,
Teinds, and Pertinents of the whole of the said lands; all ly.
ing within the parish of Mary. Cutter, and county of Kin-
cardine ; and consisting (exclusive of a smial part of -East-
land lately given off,) of nearly three thousand seven hurl-.
dred Scot acres, whereof, according to a survey made sorri6'
years ago, there are _about eight hundred of Infield, --the
smite quantity of Outfield, limy-six of Wood, fourteen hun-
tired and forty of Pasture, one hundred and six of MpsS, and
the remainder of Moor; all situated at a short and nearly
equal distance from Aberdeen and StOnehaven, and extending
for npwards of three miles along the Sbuth Bank of. the
Dee (a river,abotinding with Salmon and Grilse); and from
it seuthward to the south bOundary of the parish of Mary
Cutter,
,Whicli its also that of thislstate inwards the south,
and runs in a line nearly parallel_to the iiver-'-"forminy, oir
the whole, one of the most 'compact and best accommodated
Estates in this part of the country.
Tee present house of Mary Cutter overhangs the river, on
a wooded bank ; and at a little distance irorn it to the• r.-st,
upon the rising ground of a haugh 01,65 acres, skirted by.a
thriving plantation of various sorts of forest trees, now well
advanced, and commanding a beautiful view of the river and
adjacent country for some miles below, is one of the finest
situations for a Mansion House in this country.
The lands hold of the•CroWn, and are at ptesent valued is
cummlo with another part of Mr. Menzies' Estate in this pa-
rish, at k ii6o, which, upon a sale, will be split, and-a quan-
tum of valued rent given to the purchaser to admit of two
Freehold Qdalifications. The teinds we'e valued several;
years ago, and are nearly exhausted. '
Access will be givftn to the mansion }loose, garden, offices,
policy-and grounds, in the occupation of the proprietor, at
Martinmas next, or sooner. if desired ; to several of the
fatint on which there are no leases, at Whitsunday 18 to ; and
to all the rest of this valuable estate on the expiry of the ex-
isting leases, which, except in a few instances, are now held
on the lives of the present occupiers.
The writes, with a Plan and Rental of these lands, are in
the hands of Mr. Bannerman,• AdVocate, in Aberdeen, 'to
whom those desirous of further inforMation may apply.
juseph Tatt, at Yarkhead, will chew the marches.

PATRIOTIC FUND.
This Day was published, price 4s. in boards,
THE SIXTH REPORT of the
,PROCEEDINGS
of the COMMI TTEE for MANAGING the
PATRIOTIC FUND, from the Ist 'of March, 1808, to
the 28th of February, 1809.
London ; Printed for the Committee of the Patriotic Fund;
and sold •by William ,Phillips, Bookseller, George-yard,
Lombard-street.

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Shortly will be published, •
A SUMMARY of the BANKRUPT LAW, ex-
/ tracted from Sir Wiliiam Blackstone's Commentaries,
With Notes and Additions ; to which is prefixed, an Abridge-
nitric of the late Statutes Introduced by Sir Samuel
kotnilly, with Observations upon each Setion.
By EDWARD CHRISTIAN, Esq.
Barrister at Law, Chief justice of the Isle of Ely, and tho
Downing Professor of the Laws of England.
Printed tbr Nlessrs.'Cadell and Davies, Strand, London.

This Day was published,
Third Edition, illustrated with Cases, price 4s. 6d.
Fil ACTICAL TREATISE on the certain PRE-
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EASE, particularly its consequences, as Striettues,'Gleets,
Tabes Dorsalis, Hypoehondrism, Onanism, &c. being a
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By M. CATON, Surgeon,
Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's.
Printed tor S. Highley,. 24, Fleet-street; C. Mutlow, 56,
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Where may be had,
The London Medical and Surgical Speciator, vols. z and a,
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This Day,was published, price rs. 6d.
The Second Edition, corrected, of
HE STAR in. the EAST; a Sermon, preached
in the Parish Church of .St. James, Br.stol, on Sun-
day, February a 6, 18c9, for the Benefit of.the " Society for
Missions to Africa and the East."'
By the Rev. CLAUDIUS BUCHANAN, LL.D.
From Inc±ia.
" For we have seen his Star in the East, and are come to
worship him."—Matt. ii. a.
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