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London, England, 1802-08-14 00:00:00

WANTED TO PURCHASE,

In Worcestershire, Herefordshire, Monmouthshire, War-
wickskire, or the dry part of G loucestershire,
A Good and Convenient HOUSE, :fit for a Gen-
tleman's Family, in a dry and pleasant Situation,
commanding a pleasing view. The Rooms musr be large
and airy. There must be adequate Offices, a Walled Gar..
den, and a Shrubbery, which, if extensive, will be more
agreeable. The Ground must be well wooded. A River or
Stream is wished for, but may be dispensed with. Together
with the House, there must be about an Hundred Acres of
good Land; a little more or less will make no difference.—
The House must not be more than an hundred !Mlles frOm
Bath. It is hoped that persons not having a House
and Land suiting the above description, will not apply.—
Those who have, and will direet a Line (post-paid) to
A. B. at M:. Williams's, No. t, Church-street, Millbank,
Westminster, mentioning Particulars, will be duly attend-
ed to.

GLOUCESTERSHIRE.
TUBE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.
The MANOR of PAINSWICK,
ATruly Desirable and Improvable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, 6 miles from Gloucester, 3 from Stroud,
!7, from Cheltenham, and 2.8 from Bristol, consisting of the
MANOR of PAINS WICK, extending over several thousand
Acres of Land, with Fines, Chief-Rents, Quit-Rents, and
Heriots, issuing out, of nearly 300 different Copyhold Tene-
ments, which, with the Tolls of the Market, is a most de-•
sirable purchase for any Gentleman of the Law. Also a Ca-
pital Manor Farm, with House, requisite Offices, Garden
and Pleasure Ground, 330 Acres of 'Arable, Meadow, Pas-
ture and Wood Land, I}ing compaa, and surrounding the
House, with two improvable and valuable Streams of Water
running through and uniting Mille same, veryeonvenient for
ereaing Mills, for the use of tyManufaCtory carried on in
neighbourhood. And als t Acres of Inclosed Wood.
Lands and Wastes, well stocked with Beach, Oak, and Ash
Trees, lying.wit lain the Manor. • The whole capable of very
great improvement, both for pleasure and profit, and may be
reasonably estimated at upwards of 7001. per annum.
Printed Particulars may be known, by applying to Mr.
W. Baylis, of Painswick, who will shew the Premises ; of
Mr. Saunders, Attorney, Stroud ; of Messrs. T. and W.
Dunn, Solicitors, LincOln's-Inn; and of Messrs Hodskin-
son and Co. Surveyors, No. 35, Arundel-street, Loudon,
where a Plan of the Estate may be seen.

KNOTTINGLEV POTTERY, in YORKSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD I3Y PRIVATE CONTRACT,
ALL those new ereEted BUILDINGS, KILNS,
WORKSHOPS, WAREHOUSES, and all other
necessary Conveniencies for the purpose of carryingon a most
extensive EARTHENWARE MANUFACTORY in all
its various Branches; together With a very good spacious
DWELLING-HOUSE, STASI ES, &c. as also several
COTPAGES or TENEMENTS, and the whole or any
part of Twenty-seven-Acres Silken Perches of Land, mostly
of good quality, adjoining the orks. -
A newly ereEted FLINT MILL, rented by the present
Proprietors of the Pottery, of the Trustees of the Aire and
Calder Nayigation, and may be continued ; it is situated on
the contrary side of the River, nearly opposite to the Manu-
faaory. hese WORKS are situated on the BANKS of the
NAVIGABLE RIVER AIRE, about a quarter of a Mile
below Feriybridge; the Lock Dues, both up and down, very
moderate; the Packages arc shipped by a Crane from the
PACKING WAREHOUSE, into the VesSels which con-
vey them to the Port of Hull in a day or two after put on
board.

The situation and convenience of these Works, on account
of their vicinity to the River Ouse, at Selby (distant about
ten :Wiles), where RAW MATERIALS are brought in the
same bottom from any part of the United Kingdoms, and
Coals being to be had by Water up the River Aire, 'not more
than four Miles distant, lippn very moderate terms, which
render the. Work an object deserting attention, to
any Person or Persons desirous of entering into such, an un-
dertaking.
The Works are going on, may-be viewed, and further par-
ticulars khown, by applying to Messrs. Wm.SCortilinson and
Co. on tile Premises.
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CHAFEHAV FARM.'
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the George Inn, in Axminster, in the County of Devon,
;on Tuesday the 7th Day of Sc.ptember, -18 oz, at Twelve
o'C luck, in One Lot (unless previously disposed of by Pri-
vate Contrad, of which Notice will be given),
AValuable and very Desirable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, called CHAF E HAY, eligibly situated in
the Parishes of Thorrwornbe, in Devonshire,-and Broadwind-
sor, in Dorset, about six miles from Crewkerne, Chard
and' Beaminster, and eight or nine from Axminster, Lyme,
and Bridport-; consisting of a genteel and substantial-built
Dwelling-house, with capacious Out-buildings, and zoo
Acres of good Land, be the same more or less, divided into
suitable Inclosures of Orchard, MeadOw, Pasture, and
Arable, by well ereeled Hedge 4, and within a' Ring Fence,
now in. the renting of Mr. Thpmas Farnham, as Tenant
from year to year, at the clear reni of 2101. per year.
The Sitidition, Buildings, anti Condition of this House
and Estate, is suitable for a Gentleman retired, or in Trade,
having great advantages for either.

Apjilication for turther Particulars to be made to Mr.
134w.iers, SuliCitor, Chard; onto Mr. Bond, Land-Surveyor,
Axminster.

DORSE ['SHIRE. - •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the George Inn, in Axminster, in the County of Devon,
on Tuesday The 7th Day or September, ISp2, at Twelve
• o'Clock, in One LA (unless previously disposed of by
Private Contrad, of which Notice will be given),

"10HE CAPITAL MANOR and ESTATE 'of
. CHIDEOCK, with its Rights, Royalties, Ileredi-
taments, and Appurtenances,. extending over. a considerable
Trick ot-Cdutitry, bounded on the South by the English
Channel, and interseited for two miles and upwards by .the
Great •Road, abo it three miles Welt .of Bridport, and seven
East of Axminster, containing. about 2 t 36 Acres, the princi-
pal part_ricit Orchard, Meadow, Pasture, and-Arable Land,
a .o..inding with Lime Rock, and other Advantages. Part in
Demesne, lett at dear Rents ; the'remainder lett. on Leases
dattininable mostly on advanced Lives.
!;clashes contain abotht 48.5 11,Crei, lett
at the clear Rent of - - - 661 per Year.
Quit Rents 4i-orn-rreeholds,and reserv-
ed Rents on the Lifeholds, amounts per
year to - - - - 6s
Present clear Receipts. . - - - -72 i
The Lifeholds contain about t6s :Icres.
clear yearly value . - - 27G7
Aggregate - z•l6 Acres.

k. 3495 per Year.
This Manor, from its intirety, soil, and eligibility Of situa-
tion, is one Of the most desirable that has been uttered for sale
in the West of England for many years past,
Printed Particulars may be had on application to Mr.
Bowles, Solicitor, Shaftsbury ;‘ or to Mr. Bond,• Land Sur-
veyor, Axminster, where a Plan of the Estate may, be seen,
or the whole treated for by Private Contraa.

OXFORDSHIRE, on the BORDt RS of BERKSHIRE
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
In Lots,
By Mr. WINSTANLEY,
•

At Twelve o' Chick, on Thnisday the gth Day of September
next, at the Baptist Head Coffee-Houso, in Chancery-
lane, London;. _
THE MANOR of .BROADWELL, with the
Quit-Rents, amounting to isys. 7d. per Annum, and
several improVeabk FRE EHO L D ESTATES, belonging to
a Noble Family, situate in the several Parishes or Hanticts of
4roadwell, Filkins; Broughton Poges, and Kelmscott,•in the
County of Oxford, and ,Shilton, us the County of Berks,
consisting of the following Earths, held by respecaable Te-
nants, from year to year, and a small part upon Lives, viz.
The MANOR HOUSE and FARM, in Broadwell, in
the occupation of Joseph,. Large, containing 337 Acres and
upwards.
BRO.A.DWELL GROVE FARM" and Mansion House,
in the occupation of John ott and others, containing 6eo
Acres and upwards.

•
HOCKSTEI) FARM, in Broughton Poges,
_in the occu—
pation of Thomas Carden, 'containing 491 Acres'and upwards..
The DOWNS FARM, in Filkins, also in the occupation
of Thomas Gardnei containing 450 Acres and upwards.
The LOWER FARM; in Broadwell, in the occupation
of William Hott,- containing 247 Acres and upwardS.
A WATER GRIST MILL and LANDS, in Filkins,
containing 12 Acres and upwards.
Several PARCELS of LA ND in Broadwell, Filk iris, and
Shilton, in the scvcral Occupations of the Rev. Mr. Good-
enough, Charles Stevens, Gent. and Henry Clarke, contain-
ing 79 Acres and upwards..
. _ _

vficree Parcels of Meadow Land in Kelmscott, adjoining
the River Isis, in the several occupations of Edward Brad-
shaw, Charles Turner, and William Hott, containing 53
Acres and upwards.
Several Parcels of Land, with Cottages and Gardens, in
Broadwell and Filkins, now held for-one or more Life 'or
Lives, under certain reserved Rents, amounting to 21. 9s'. ted.
per Ann. containing 53 Acres and upwards.
Several Cottages and. Gardens in Broadwell and, Filk
for which Rents, amounting to IL 3d. per Annum are paid.
Also the Grove and Coppices, containing -,138 ;Acre> and
upwards. The whole Estate contains 24:a Acres, and up.•
wards ; is very improveable, and Tithe-free, ,except the
Farm in Broughton, called. iloxtead Farm, for which a
Modus or Composition of 221. per Ahnuin has been imme-
morially paid to theltedor of that Parish, in lieu of Tithes.
There is a considerableauantity of ornamental and useful
Timber, particularly near the G rove-house,.• and a good
succession of Tellers or Saplings on various parts of', the
Estate, which is situated in 'a fine Sporting Country, abound-
ing with Came, and is altogmlOr well worth the attention of
any Nobleman or Gentleman who-intends today out, Money
on Landed Property.
The Situation is within nip/der:ate distances of Burford,
Lechlade, IVitney, and Farriirgclun
, N B. As a speciftc sum is to be paid for the' Timber upon
each Lot, over and above what the. Lot shall be sold for,
Gentlemen who intend to purchase, are requested to satisfy
themselves of the value of it, previoins to the day of Sale.
For further Particulars, 'apply to 'Messrs. Manley and
Lowesa, Inner Temple; W. and J. Black, Middle Temple;
Mr. Winstanley, Paternoster-row; and Mr. C. Stepheus, at
Kelmscott, near Burford, Uxti)rdsbire.

GENERAL POST OFFICE,

August 13, xBc2.

NOTICE :~ hekeby gkien, That on and after
TUESIMY next, the 17th inst. a MAI I. F RANCE
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August 4, 1802.
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