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ELEGANT FREEHOLD MARINE VILLA,
. , (With immediate Possession),
CAPITAL Of I'l C ES, GARDENS, and LAND, KENT,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
~, • • By Mr. BURTON,
On Friday the 25th-of. May, 1810, at Twelve o'Clock, at
" the Audion Mart,
_opposite the Bank, Bartholomew-lane,
London.. ,
A Singularly Eligible and Attraßive FRtEE-TOLD
MARINE ' VILLA, distinguished as PIERRE.
MONT, recently erected upon the most liberal Plan under
the minutest inspection of an eminent_surveyor, forming a
perfed Unique, embracing a rare Specimen of chaste and ele-
gant A rchiteaure'united with the extremes of Comfort and
Convenience; and as a favourite Retreat for a Nobleman or
Centleman's Family,
,is submitted to the Public, in conse-
((hence of the ill health of the Owner, THOMAS FOR-
S V TIT, Esq.
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The Residence is 'happily placed on a pleasing Eminence
near Broad Stairs, in Kent, commanding the most interesting
and undisturbed Sea Views, relieved at every point by a rich
Variety, is composed of the best materials,elegantlY finished
in the immediate taste, approached tlrrough the Gibunds by
two Drives with an 'uniform Lodge. +
At a suitable distance are two Double Coach-houses, ex-
cellent Stabling for Eight Horses; and requis to Apartments
for Stable Servants Beautitul Cleashre G rou•nds,- Gardens,
Grapery, and about Fourteen Acres of Rict Land.
The Estee to be viewed 'with Tickets. only, which; with ,
descriptive Particulars, may be had twenty-one Eby's previ- i
ous to the Sale, of Mr. Burton, 6z, Cornhill.
Parti,:ulars also on the Premises ; at the principal Inns, I
Broad Stairs, Marg,rte, Ramsgate, Dover, Brighton, Worth- I
ing, and.Sittingbourne; and at the Auction Mart.

SOLD BY AUCTION,
- In TWO LW' S,
By Mr. TOPHAM,
On'Saturday, the 26th day of May, at. the Crown Inn% at
Northwich, unless before disposed of by Private Contract,
SALT-WORKS andHOUSES at NORTH-
L. 3 %V I CH, in the County of CI-IFS"' ER •t 8 miles from
Chester, 3c. from Liverpool, 2o from hlanchester, Olaf 174
from London.

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LOT f. A desirable rease'iold SA I, T.W 0 RK, called BA RON's
CkO FT, extending mare than 700 feet on the bank 'of the
i river Dane, where vessels of 8o toils burthen may lie, and
having • an
,iruntedtate communication with the navigable
river Weaver..
The Salt, work consists of z Stoves, 3 Warehouses, and 8
Salt-pans,'of 2,500 stiperheial I'm measurement, or there-
abouts, with suitable Pan.houses, two large Cisterns for
melting r ock Salt ;' suitable Quoys and Weighing Machines, •
for shipping Salcand landing Coals ; with Ground Plot suf.
ficient to increase these works to 20,000 feet; without incur-
'
ring any increase of Rent.
An undivided 6l ,i,:ty or Half-part of a Leasehola Piece of
Ground, situ ite-at Northwich, and called the Cottosi-vvoiks,
i
1 extvorling more than zoo feet on the bank of
the navigable
river Weaver. •
' In this Ground is' a capital Brine-pit, from which the
Brine is raised by a water-wheel of large power, turned by
. an abundant supply of water, brought by a canal front the.
river Dane, through a new built Stone Race of excellent
quality. The ‘Vheel has been lately made at a consider:tile
If !oars
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ni egnct owr
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1 aetxtdPepnUwelearntdo btuesrnidesesvrearaislinpkaitrhioet sßtroinnees,
Also an undivided Moiety or Half-part of seven Leasehold
Dwellings, situate in Witton.street, in the occupation of
different Tenants. -'- •
'Also an undivided Moiety or Half-part of four Leasehbid
DwAlings, and of several Workshops
Also an undivided Moiety of two more Leasehold Dwell-
ings iidjoining.
Also an undivided Moiety of a large piece of Leasehold
Ground, at present unc4:ettpied. -
All the before-mentioned Premises arelield under Leae for
99 years, trona thd 25th of Marcit, 1801.
. . . LOT
Also an entire clear yearly Water-Rent of 101. payable
during the lite of a Lady agettabout 64 years, and during at
years atter her decease, for liberty to convey water to. Mr.
.Chantler's Brewery.
All the Premises, eicept the Dwellings occupied by the
Tenants above-mentioned, are in hand, and may be viewed*
on application to Mr. lames Swindall, at Northwich ; and
further particulars may be had of Mr. lohn Barker, Solicitor,
Nortliwich ; and of Messrs. Meyyick and 'Brodertp, Soli-
citors, Rea Lion-squarc, • Lail-don : who are authorized .to
treat for the sale of the Premises by Private Contract. '
Particulars may also beltado(Mr. Slade, of the Salt-office,
Liverpool ; at the King's' Arm's, Liverpool ; the Feathers,
Chester ; the Crown, Northwich ; 'and of Ms. -Popham, the
Auctioneer, at Northwich. '

OCTAVO EDITION OF MRS.' CARTER'S AND
MISS TALBOT'S LETTERS.
• ' This Day was publiishcd,
Handsomely primed in Four Volumes, price in boards, •
il. x6s.
•
A SERIES of LETTERS b'etween Mrs. ELI-
,
ZABETH CARTER and Miss CATHERINE
TALBOT, from 170-to '779. To which are auded, LET-
TERS from Mrs. ELIZ A - ETH CARTER to Mrs. -V E-
S E V,
he;A een the Years ;763 and 1787 • which Mrs. Vi:scy.
earnestly requested should be publisheCt. Published from.
the Original Manuscripts.
By the Rev. MONTAGU PEN \'INGTON, M.A.
Printed for F. C. and I. Rivington, No. 6z, St. Paul's
Church-yard ; sold also by I. Hatchard, No. 19 ~ Pic-
cadilly.
N. B. A few Copies remain of the Quarto Edition, uni-
formly printed with Mrs. Carter's Memoirs, on a line vvvven
Paper, in TwO lcrge Volumes, priCe in boards 31. 3s.
Of the akovementioned Booksellers. may be had,
r. Mr. Pennington's Memoirs of the Life of Mrs. Garter,
with her Poems, &c. The Second Edition, in Two large
Volumes, Octavo, price in boards, il. Ba.
2. Mrs Carter's Translation of the Worksof Epidetus,. i
froM the Original Greek, a Nevi Edition, in Two Volumes, '
Odavu, price inJaciards 16,.
A. few Copief remain of the Quarto 4Edition, price in
boards, it. I Is. 6d.
3. r't'e Works of the late Miss 'Catherine Talbot, first
published by the late Elizabeth Carter, and now re. pub_
lishea with some hew additional Papers :, together with Notes
and Illustrations, awl soine Account,4\ her Lite. In Ore
plarge Volume ()day°, price in wards, 9s, yr Gil line Paper,
ins ,2a,
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DOVER VICI UALLI'INIG-YARD; • •
- . COOPERS' STORES. May Lb aro;
•,, .TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
THE
On
wider-mrif Fridayen ti e 25th
oned inst.
COOPERS' STOR at Tziree &Clock,
1 &c. ES;
Irish Barrel staves 2800 • Doublet Ends - 12;
. Boards Ends , - • - 135000
0
Iron Hoops - .• - - 000
Iron Laps -••-• 4
-
22 Cwt.
Biscuit. Bags (old)
- 7o ditto.

TO CLERGYMEN.
TO BE SOLD -BY AucTioK,
At the King's Arms, in Water-street, Liverpool, on Wed.
nesday the 6th of lune, 1810, at
.Five o'Clock in the
' Evening,'
THE NEXT PRESENTATION to the VI-
CA RAG E of LEYLAND, near Preston, Lancashire,
Well accommodated with good Roads, of the value of 4801.
per annum, arising chiefly from Glebe and other Lands, ly-,
tng in Leyland.
There is a nest Vicarage_ House and Garden, Brew-house,
Coach-house, Stables; and Barn, near to the Church.
The present Incumbent is not the most healthy Life, and
now.in his 64th year of age.
Letters (post paid) addressed to the Rev. Mr. Baldwin,
Great Crosby, near Liverpool - or to Mr. Wareing, Solicitor,
Ormskirk, will be duly attended to. .