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London, England, 1821-12-06 00:00:00

ADMIRAL TY-oFFicp., Dec. 3, iszo

iIksIOTICE is hereby given, tharit Session of
• - ,
• Oyer and 7 erminer, and Gaol Delivery, for the Trial
of Ofeneelconknutted pn the High Seas, withiii the Jurisdic-
tion pf the4dmirally o:1 England, 'will be. held Justice
4r°l4-in. the 01d 1.07114 M, On Sr idaT the, iI th day of.
Janwiery ?text, at Eight o'Ciock iu the Morning.

.1. TP. CROKER.

SAl,li]S
,OF

'CAPITAL FREEIIOLD ESTATE, sToNNALL, NEAR
LICHFIELD. -
TO BF f.'01,1) DY AUCTION.
By HENRY JACOB, at the House of Mr. Taylor, Ate George
Inn, Lichfield, on Friday, the 1411 i day of December, at
Four O'C hicii in the Atternoon, tinh:ss previously disputed
of by Private Contract, in One iir more Lots, as shall be
determined npoit at the time of Sale, and subject to Condi-
tions then to be produced,
LL that..ilesirable FREEHOLD -ESTATE,
11l at LOWER STONNALL. in the Parish of SH EN-
,:ToNE, in the .Countv of STAFFORD, in the occupation
of Mr. Wadams, the Proprietor; comprising a substantial
Farm House, fit for the Re sidefiee:of a respectable Family,
with_ all necessary and convenient Outbuildings, in complete
rehaie, and- 140 Acres of excellent Arable, Meadow, and
Pasitirs Land, in 'a 'high state of cuhivation, divided into con-
Veniens Inclosures, with thriving Plant at ions,Shrubberies, &c.
The 'above Estate is pleasantly situated in the much. ad-
mired Pat ish of Shenstone; a fine - sporting neighbourhood,
Within Lord Anson's Bunt, and adjoining the Preserves of
Tem..int and Henry Case, F.,qrs., distant from 'the
city of Lichfield (rum t;, and trout Birming-
ham 10 'tailes, all coed Markets.; ti
• Fifty Acres iit capitarLanithtiAiiitilheabove,"%vitlithree
newly-bmit Tenements fur worhman, may be rented, in addi-
tioti,. if required.
For further particulars apply to Mr. Wadams; nn the Pre-'
mites, who will shew the Fariu ; or to Messrs..lacob arid
.Mathews, Land Surveyors, Newhall,street, 'Birmingham,
where a Plan may be seen,

FREEHOLD ESTATE at sM
AR KET HA RBOROUGH, in

LEICESTER HIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

By Messrs. BRAMPT(IN and BAITS, at the Angel Inn, in
Market Harborough aforesaid, on Tuesday, the ith day of
December, at Five o'Clock in the Afternoon, .subject to
such Conditions of Sale as will be then and there produced,
ALL that FREIMOLD MESSUAGE or
TENEMENT situate in the High-street, in Market
tilarborough aforesaid, with the yo,l, garden, stable, out-
houses, mid appurtenances thereunto belonging, now in the
tenure of Mr. John Goodhall. The above Estate is in com-
plete repair, and is a romfortob'e residence for a private Gen..
tirman, or :night be made a convenient situation for a p. rson
in trade.
. For a view apply to the tenant, anti for further particigrs
to William Day, of St.Neuts, in the County of Huntingdon,
Esq.; John Cooper Gulch, of Kettering, in the County of
Northampton, Esq.; D. GoOdball, of Burton Mill, in the said
County of Northampton, Esq.; or of .114. Murphy, Solicitor
Wellingborough.

ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD and COPYUOLD ESTATES, at
WELLINGBOROUGH, in the County of NORTHANIP-

TON.
TO BE SOLP BY AUCTION.,
By Mes,rs. BRAM P TON and "BATES,
At the Swan Inn, Ivellinghorough, in the ennivy of North-
ampton-, on Thursday, the Qui It day of Deceniber, at Four
o'Cluek in the Afternoon (subject to such Conditions of
Sale as will be then and there produced,)
THE following very valuble ESTATES, late
of JOHN NEWTON GOODIIALL, Esq. deceased. In

Lots
LOT that capital FREFAIOLD MESSUAGE or
TENEMENT, with 'the yards, gardenS, coach-house,•stable,
and other out-offices, and appurtenances, situate, and being
in the High-street, in Wellingborough aforesaid, late in the
occupation of the said John Newton Goodhall, deceased, and
now of Mrs. Goodball, comprising in the street front (on the
,ground floor, a large entrance hall, very neat and good draw-
ing room-) and another room of the same dimensions as the
last, now used as an office, but convertible into another good
parlour or breakfast room. In the back front (on the saute
floor) a very large and lofty dieing room, with circular French
window, glazed with ground and coloured glass, in the alma
modern style, looking into the court yard and lawn ; also a
spacious kitchen, wit In healer's and common pantry, larder,
dairy, back kitchen;
.brewhoose,. fetid lauodi y ; and another
building attached, also used as an office. On the second
floor (in front) three excellent sleeping rooms ; at the back
front (on the same door) two other excellent sleeping rooms,
a dressing room, and store chatober; on the third floor
three good attics. The garden is large, well cultivated, and
planted with the choicest fruit trees, having therein a large
green house, or grapery, and a roomy indent range. The
back yard is also very large. whereiu is air excellent new built
three stalled hunter's stable, coach-house, and wood barn,
with pig sties, and other convenient out-offices.
The above Estate has beeu principally new built in a very
modern style, is in complete repair, in the neighbourhood of
several packs of fox hounds, and every way calculated for the
residence of a Gentleman of fortunc.—Lunnediate possession
may be lead.
LOT that Freehold Close or Paddock of excellent
old inclosed Pasture Land, adjoining Gold-street, in the town
of Wellingborough aforesaid; containing by estimatilm np-
ward of five acres, called by the name of Park or Coney-
borough Close, now in the occupation of Charles Dent.--This
Lot, from the richness of the soil and its contiguity to the
town, is very valuable land, and would be a most desirable
purchase to a gardener or nurseryman, being inclosed all
round with stone walls, except a small part on the South side
thereof, which adjoins another small close of about one acre,
inclosed also by a continuation of the of the pal h close.
LOT 111.—All that Freehold Close or Inclosed Ground in
the'South Field of Wellingborough aforesaid, containing by
estimation about 15 acres. more ur less, called the Gravel
Pit Close, now in the tenure of Mr. John Hardwick.--About
10 acres of this lot is remarkable fine feeding land ; the re-
maining five acres, or thereabouts, have been lately ploughed
up. but are in a good course of husbandry fur laying down.
LO IV.—All that Close of excellent ARABLE LAND,
also situate in the said South Field of Wellingborough afore •
said, adjoining the London Read, Containing about to Acres
and a Half, called Ham Joint, orCharnoek Hedge Close, and
in the occupation of Mr, John Hardwick.— Vie last Lot
(which is fine convertible and turnip Lord of a good
.staple,
and within a very short distance from the to'xn) is Copyhold
of Inberitaoce, and held of the Manor of Wel.ingborougli.
For further particulars apply Day, of Neues,
in the county of Huntingdon, Esq.; john Cooper G„ice, 01'
Kettering-, in the county of Northampton, Esq.; John New-
ton, of Aslackly, in the county of Lincoln, Esq. ;
Goodall, of Burton Mill, in t he' coutn y of Nor r hampton,
or to Mr. Murphy, Solicitor, Wellingborough aforesaid, who
will skew the Estates.