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London, England, 1809-11-27 00:00:00

,StARISBkICK HALL,

Nov. 2.3, IEO9. '
THE Public are 'informed, that the Sale of the
FARMING STOCK, &e. of the late THOMAS
EccLEsToN, Esq. advertised for Tuesday the ith day of
llecember next, and the following days, is postponed Until'
Monday the.lBth day of December next, on which day the
Sale will commence by Audion.at Scarisbrick Hall, precise-
ly at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, mad will be continued on
each succeeding day until the whole is disposed of.
The Sale will conclude on each day precisely-at Three
o'Clock in the Afternoon.
Catalogues containing the Particulars of each Lot will be
published before the Sale.
The Stock may be viewed the week before the Sale,

LAND E D ESTATES AND MONEY ACCOMMODA-

TION. •
ArESSR.S. BROWNE and Co. Land and. House
Agents.' -No. 7, Buckingham-street, Adelphi, an-
nounce for sate by Private Contract, and on moderate terms,
the following Lands and Houses. near Leeds; a Freehold and
Trite -free I.' state, I.and.tax redeemed, consisting of a Stone
Mansion, Offices, and 144 Acres of Land, containing Coals
to the asc...rtaMed value of .41,00 al. purchase '28,0001.. "Also
adjoihing the above, an Estate, consisting of a Stone Man-
sion, 0 laces. and nine Acres of Land, together with a Cloth-
ing Manirtad iry complete, with Steam Engine, price
60001. Also in South Walet; three, Fieehohl Estates, cele4
brattd for their peculiar beauty, price 20,c0a1. 70001. and
5,900 - '• Also in Salfhlk and Norfolk, tour Freehold E stater.,
price Sb.sdi. ~03. guineas. 25001. and tzool. Also in Kent.
And-SUsseic, rive ll'itiglitS; price 80001. poarguineas.
'Vol.:arid Soot. in fiedtordshire,sa Farm. 4, Acres, zo,0:,ol.
In Lincolnsnire, 671 Acres, to,ooo guineas. Also in Berk-
shire and HertS, an Estate ot' 400 Acres, and one of 2o A.:rest
all one property.
:13. and Cu. also make known, that they are empowered to
advance, in one or several sums; to the amount of 0,0001.
by way of Annuity, to . Noblemen and Gentlemen of esta,
Wished character and lionour• either upon.rrechold or perso-
nal securny. • ,
All Letters to be post-Paid. Office hours eleven to four.
' • Town and Country Houses, of all descriptions, to sell or
let.

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N INQUIRY into the SEAT and NATURE
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and the Appearances on DisseCtion. Part I. containing the
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VENING AMUSEMENTS for the Year 1810:
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riONTINENTAL EXCURSIONS ; or, Tours
into France, Switzerland, an.l Germany, in 1782, 1787,
and :739. With a Description of Paris, and,the Glaciers of
Savoy. To which are added, Observations upon the Dispo-
sitions of the F rencit previous to the Revolution.
By the Rev. THOMAS PENNINGTON, M.A. ,
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Church Yard : sold also by 1. Hatchard, No, 190, Picca-
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CCRIPtURAL ILLUSTRATIONS of . the
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