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TO BE SOLD I3Y AUCTION,
By Mr. FAREBROTHER, '
' At GARRAWAY'S Coffee=house,: Change-alley, London,
On FRIDAY, August 14, at Twelve- o'Clock, .
IN TWO LOTS,- - • .
THE very important, extensive, and valuable
FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of the MANOR or
LORDSHIP of NEWSTEAD, in the•cousity of Nottingham,
and the ancient MANSION, called NEWSTEAD ABBEY,
and THREE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED'ACRES, more
or less, of Arable, Meadow,
.Pasture,-Woodland, and Lakes,
divided into sundry-eligible farms, and extensive stone quar-
ries, and lime-kilns, comprising the entire Lordship (Al-
dercur Wood only excepted) ; the whole extra-parochial and ;.
tithe-free (except about One Hundred and Twenty-seven :1
Acres in the adjoining Parish of Liubn-the Land-tax only L
VICTI7.ILL ING- ()MGR
471...,-and the poor and other fates very trifling); the whole, { ,
except the -mansion, castleagardeint, woods, and lakes, which - Jobe 9.4 th, ISM.
are in -band, let at piiesent at old arid very low rents, highly TIIR COMMISSIONERS for.VICTUALLING
improvable, to tenants who are under notice to quit, so that His iffa
that ;,
iVESTY ' S Nal TT do hereby give IVotite, That
a purchaser may have an early possession of the whale or any '
part of the Estate. on Friday, the 11 th pf Septem-ber sie.rt, they will be ready to
There are several powerful streams of water, with Sufficient receive 71‘diders in ,Frriting. (scaled up), a:zd treat for such
falls for mill-work for manufactories of the first magnitude, : , _ , - • - ,
quantities of Pi case nusil BEEF and PORK, to be Cm-id
Nottingham and Mansfield, ten miles from' the former, ' in the ensuing se„bi.i. as the i.e„peetii,e kr,,,.ehe„ts aia
four from the latter, and 130 from London. -The- manor is
well stocked with game of all sorts, and the lakes with fish, ,' pea". "n 7.% think proper to (2.. fer ; onelhiril Part. tl,er'eof to be
and with wild fowl in the season, and .fornis a &main rafely . • packed in Half P.uncheons; one third part . in TicrCes, and dne
to be purchased.
l
, • LOT- I. . '• iz'rdiarndt in Barrels :to be delivered into His
.gnjesty's Vic-
. i '
Will consist of the Manor, the Abbey, and the whole of Mailing. Stores at Deptford;PortSm.outh, Plymouth sad Cork,
and into the Army-- b-r, Stores in Saint Cat.;erine'.4. in
Farmas Woods, ana Lakes, Stone Quarries, and Lime Kilns,. '
encompassed by the park paling, on the West side of the __
regii,ar Proportions of each description of Casks, by the periods
Great North Road,' and containing 2581 acres, more or less. 1
LOT 11. .. • t undermentioned, viz.:
Will consist of the Hut Public House, and the'Farnis and .
One-fourth part of the whole bn the 2lth of February,-1
the unenclosed Land, on Sherwood.; on the East side of the l One •
jourta part wby the iota- of Apr! 2
1.813.
park paling, and containing (08 acres., more or less so.
i. One-fourth part snoreore 141 the 31,st ofilicv,. .
The property may be •view4ed on applying to Mr. Owen i ,eind the rcniaining.,oiir crier! art ,by the 'l5l/1 of July. :)
Mealey, at the Hut Public House, 'on the Estate,. of whom •
printed particulars may be had ; and also of Jahn Hanson, : And to-be paid for by Blls, payable wits Interest, Ninety
Esq. No. 6, Chancery-lane; at the Pla. .of Sale ;at the 1 Days-after date.
Blackmoor's• Head, and White Lion Inns, Nottingham; the •. -
Swan Inn, Mansfield; the Bear Inn, Loughborough ; and the ' .7'he Conditions of the Contrlct may be seen at the Secrete-
Three Crowns Inn, Leicester; and at Mr. Farebrother"s, ' ry's Office, at this Office; or by app!ning to J. 117. D;us-
Ncr: 9, Beaufort-buildings, Strand
-7- ,I sfeiae7fe, Agent for the Victuallin. at Conk; to Collectors'
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of His Majesty's Customs at Lfaterich, Be/tasty Newry; and
•TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, , i .rraterford; and to the Postmaster-General at Dublinf' re-
And in Four Lots or 'otherwise, as Purchasers may incline, 1 epectiv<a.
• THE Extensive and Valuable ESTATE .of ' N. B. Aro Tender for a less ;tit than 2000 T' of
gum z.y.9Tierces EL;LLADRUM,' delightfully situated on the South 1 Bi-efi' and' iOOO Tierces of Pork - will •be ad 'tt d •
mi.. P ; nor
aide of the navigable River BEALTE.Y, in the beautiful fertile
Valley of the Asrd, near to the Ilead of the MurrayFirth,'nent'r:3-a:,-7-reeard be had to tray •in ia/itch .the • Price shall not
withizi.lo Miles of the Town of Inverness, to which there.is . be inserted in Irords at length, or that shall not be deli-
an easy access by a most excellent Road.
The Estate consists of about 5000 Scots acres, whereof vered to the Board before One o' Clock on.the iaid Friday, the
about 1000 acres are arable, and 1200 under-wood; consisting . 11th of September nest, nor unlesS the Person who makes the
of Oak, Ash, Larch, Fir, EMI, and-other bard woods, and •
attends, to answer .
ro - • .
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Birch. A considerable part of the, Tiruheris full'grasviaand 'Ten d'' or -nine Person on his beh az • '
a large portion is front 40 to 50 years old. The whole is in , when °ailed for. . .
high preservation, and very thriving. • The Property abounds r
with Gains of every. description peculiar to :the H Each Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter signed
ighlands,
including Roe, Mack Game, red .Grouse, Partridges, .Hares,-, t by two responsible Persons resident im England, engaging to
Woodcocks, and Snipes. - A fine clear Stream abounding with become bound with the Party ten ti.zn d'•" . z n 'the Penal Sum of
Trout runs through it fcr•severatniiles. There are two ele-_ . --
ga.nt Mansion Houses upon the Estate, with . appropriate Fifteen per Cent. on the amount, for the due peiformance -11
Courts of Offices, walled Gardens and Orchards, suitable the Contract.
Lawns, Shrubberies, and.Grarel-walks. The Estate holds of •
The atnount of the probable quatititi!es of Irish Beef and
the Crown,'and affords two Freehold Qualifications ; and it is '
upon the whole, better calculated for the residence of a 'Pork to be Contracted.for, as above mentioned, may be known
'Sportsman and a Man of Fortune, than ary Estate hi the
on and after the toil
North of Scotland.df•y.of -next Month, 0' y applying at the
. . .
If the Property is to be sold in Lots, they will consist-Ist, --Secretary's Offi'' ce,
Of the-ESTATE of CULMILN, containing 400 acres, *hereof
100 rue: arable ; 200 acrks and, upwards are covered with'very
fine thriving PlantatioA of Oak, Larch and Fir, interspersed
with Ash, Elm, and other hard Woods ; the ' whale. within'a-
Ring-fence, and in a great measure subdivided, and the In=
closures planted in Hedge,rows.• . ,• ,
2d, Of DUALLAN BLAIRMOIiE, and CAMAS, 'forming
a compact Property in Glencouvinth of upwards of 2000 acres,
whereof 200 are arable and about 100 acres are coverd-with
full-grown Fir and Birch. The Estate is well inclosed and
subdivided, and the Hill-grotind affords excellent .Pasture for
black Cattle and Sheep. , .
3d, Of PHOINX'a', - containing
.300:acres, whereof. 100 are
arable, and the whole of the residue is woodland, part of
which, consistingsaf about 160a.acres,, is a thriving Fir-wood
of nearly 50 years growth. The arable Land of this Lot forMs
a compact Farm, completely 11/closed find subdivided, and, in
the highest state of cultivation. , The Mansion ,House, -which
has, been huiltasithin these 12/years; is exceedingly good and
most advantageously situated, commanding a View of the
whole Valley of The...laird. There is "rt. superior _Conrt of
Oiliees, and-a neat Lawn and Shrubbery,
.with a walled Car-.
, den and many other Conveniences; well calculated in every
respect to render the place aanost desirable .and . comfortable
Residence. . . ~
~..
• 4th, 'Of BELLA:DRUM, comprehending the Mains, and
about 20 small Farms, containing in the whole, 2700 acres,•
whereof 500 are arable and 700 are c:"..-tired 'with valuable
grown WoOds and Plaltations. The Mains consists of SOO
Xci•cs, which are completely inclosed and subdivided . into
Fields well sheltered by Woods andflawthoin Fences, in pod
repair: The Mansion House, which is extensive, and has been-
but lately finished, is fitted up its a'stile of convenience and
elegance which very few Houses in the North of Scotland pas,
secs. There is a.good walled Garden, two extensive Orchards,
a Lawn 'and Shrubbery, with Gravel-walks, and every, other
requisite to form a most'complete and beautiful Residence. . .
For further Particulars application may be matte to Dtins•
can Fraser, Esq. Fingask, near Inverness ; James Bristovii
Fraser, Esq. Edinburgh;. or to Alexander Fraser, Esq. Lin-.
coln's4nn, London.

And to &e paid for by Bills, payable trith Interest, Ninety
Days after date.
The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Stem-
',
t ary's Office.

No reghrd will be had to any Tender in which Me Price
shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall n'ot be de-
livered to the Board before One o'clock on the said Tues-
day,
.thellith Aagast next, nozi unless the Person who snakes
the Tender,, or same Person On his behalf, attends, to ans-wer
when called for. •

VICTUALL ING- OFFICE, , •
• Aug-. :3, 1819-
yrrllE COMM/SSTOTITERSfar VICTUALLING
ARTIlis g.4EsTr's herciiy give Notice,
That on Frid;tn. next, the 7M instant, they will be reedy to
receive Tenders, in mrWng (sealed a;) and treat for Forty-
eight Tons -of 'MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be answerable to
Salnplef ?af not less- than Two Pout.d.; weght eaeV, to be
produced with the Tenders to be de,!:.;:ercd into the. Army
Victualling Stares, in St. Catherine's, in the speed of a
nfo~et; and to: be paid for- bf ilia, payable with interest,.
Ninety Pays after date.

7Ye Conditions of the Contract ?nag be seen at the Secre-tarp's Uce.

No
regard will Le harp to any Tendrr i
,which tile Price
shall not be delivered lo the Board before Ono o'Clock On the
said Friday next,,theith instant: nor unless' the. Person who
onalleS the-Tender, or sonze-Pcrson on his Behalf, attends, to
onever when called.