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,This Day was
In Three Vols. Imo. price 13s. 6d. boards,
THE HISTORYof the GRUBTHORPE.FA:-
MILY ; or, The OLD BATCI-lILOR and his
SISTER PENELOPF..

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• Author of Letitia:l'
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HE. ANATOMY of the BRAIN, explainedlin a Series of Engravings, beautifully coloured, with a
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of the Brain.

By CHARLES BELL,
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MARSH LAND,. PLU.MS'Is,EA4)
TO BE SOLO BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
QEVERAL•PIECES of IvlAaSl-1 LAND, situate
1,—.7 at Plumstel, it the County of Kent, in the occupation
of Mrs. Htteivood, Tenant at Will. • -
For Particulars, apply to Debary and Cope, No. 6l 'Paper—
buildingS,. Inner Temple. •

LOFTHOVSE,-in YORKSHIRE. •
CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE OF THREEHUN-
DRED ACRES, WITH •AN EXTENSIVE AND VA-
LUABLE MANOR.

TO-BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY,AUCTION,
Under the Direetion of thr-, A •;signecs of Mr. Thomas Rich-
ardson, a Eankrupt,• at the liouse of. Mr. Yeomans,' the
Sign of the Angel, in Whitiky,, in the County of York, on
Thursday the t•tth Day _'of November, iBoz, at Three
o'..Cio'dc. in the Afternoon ; • .
THE FEESIMPLE .and INHERITANCE: of
and in the several MES.SUAG ES or DWELLING-
HOUSES and BUILDINGS ; and also Three Hundred
Statute Acres, or thereabouts, of good Arabic, Meadow and
Pasture LANDS, situate andteing.- in the Parish of Loft-
house, in the North Riding of the County of York, usually
'called the HAN DALL ABBEY ESTATE, with the Ap-
purtenances, and now or late in the possession of the. said
Thomas Richardson, or his Agents. - . .
This Estate commands- a fine View:of the Sea, front which
it is only distaht three 'miles ;- and it also -lies, within-nine
miles from Gisborough, and twelve front Whitby. "
There are three substantial Farm-houses upon the Pre-
mises, in good repair, and so situate as to admit of a proper
apportionment of the Lands toeach House. A'tew Cottages
have been lately eredcd in a suitable situation of the Ile-
mises, as Well 'as a large new Building, which may be used
commodiously for the purposes of a Granary.
The Lands (which are in excell:nt.cohdition) lie within a
Ring Fence ; and a thriving- Plantation of Timber, of. ten
years, growth, besides' the old Thither, is upon part of the
Estate. The Whole of 'which Estate Is•Tythe-trce, in the
possession of the Owner.
An extensive COMMON RIGHT in the Parish of Loft-
house, appertains to”the Premises ;.' with which will be also
Sold, all that MANOR or LORDSHIP of•HANDALL,
otherwise G R I NDA LL, within 'which the said Premises are
situate.

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This Manor abounds with Game, and comprehends, be-
sides Common-right to the Lord, several Rights, Royalties,
and Privileges, of considerable value.
Mr. Price, the Gamekeeper for the Manor, will, upon
application at his House, at Staithes, near the Estate, shew
the Premises, and give all necessary informatiOn respeding
them. Application may be also made, to the Assignees,
Mr. Thomas Rycroft,•of Bolton, and Mr. William Lindop,
of Manchester; and' to• the Solicitors, Messrs. Milne, Ser-
geant and Milne, of Manchester, as well as Messrs. Milne
, -
and Parry, of No. 1, Hare-court, Temple, Lorwon, Soli-
citors ; and Mr. Marshall, of Whitby, Solicitor
Likewise to be Sold by. Audion upon the Premises, on
Friday the tatli Day of Nov: Igor, at Nine o'Ciock in the
Morning, and to continue till the whole is diposed of, Two
Waggons, five Carts with Gears, and several Ploughs,
Harrows, and Farming Utensils. 'A large quantity of Hay,
and the Crops of Wheat, Oats, Barigy, Beans, Tares, Pota-
toes, and Turnips, arising from int Acres of Ground., Also
eleven Cows, six Calves, 14 Sheep, 14 Lambs, six Pigs, and
eight' Horses. Anti a quantity of Machinery, used in the
.carding aiitj -spinning of Cotton, and several other Articles,
which will be specified in Catalogues :to be 'Published pre-
vious to the sale, and had from Mr. Price, as well as the
Landlord of the Public,. honse in Weapley, near the Premises,
and the. Audioneer, to whom a reference will be given by
Mr. Marshall. •