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NET RENT cf £l3l pet Annum, unexceptlneably we:l secured,
payable out of an Estate near Londj.te. - -
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINii,
At Garrawari Coff:e-banse, Chinge.-tlLy, .Coz.ibiu, .e •flies.,
eitAxtisite SOth innanto Utt l'wetse u'ack,
ANET NUAL PROFIT ,RE VT of TWO.
HP ND aED and THIRTY-THREE ppusps for
eiglazeen year:, 'unexceptionably tw.: !retired, and payable out of
an attic within few miles of:Landon.
Particallars at Gurraway's.; aisd of Mr. Robins, Warwick.
street, Goid.st square..

GOLDRIVS OR .FN, NEAR MiIIsMOM—THREE
SLR ABLE VII.L;AS, AND: LAND. • -
• To beP01.1.)11 AUCTION,II Mr. 10BRIS,
parrainirs CS/fee-House; Change-All: y, Cornhill, an Tole
'instant; -Twelve Vel-kcit In thrhe LOU, •
A'ltY eligible LE&SEH 0 D ESTATE ;
awmpr gihreectimpaei and nently Boith-d. Villas very
'disisablY *state aI Goldet's Grezn,ncor Hendon; eomsnosliously
=sydhandamnely fitted pp folding chlors„.Bct. Tby
Officei to each are convealent and appropriate, with
ifs; Coach-bones, Stables, Barn, and other Quaulklings;
Gardena hilly stutkett andleroypitt; and .• Plumed' wtth wall and
sllßAird Ernit-trett ill Id heating, and about stween Acres at
hicidoopelLancl LWllich will be apportioned to tit Lou), cruel*
suip;ied with creams tiJiter.•
Particulam et S. T. Adams, Esq. Russell-street, Bloomsbury ;
at the Colder' them; and of Mr. Rohios,
scree:, Golden-aquare; of whom Tickets for viewing may be
had.

MANOR AND ESTATE OF COXLODGE, IN NOR-.
I'FIUMBERLAN O.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCtION,
At Forster's (late Turner's) the Queen's Head, in Newcastle-upon.
'i'yz; on Thursday the Intirday 6f,AugustlB.lB, at 12 at noon,
unless disposed of in the mean time by Priest& Contract, of
which is that ease 'notice will be Liven, •
AFREEFIOLD ESTATE, tolllpricing two.
third Parts or the ' MANOR' or LORDSHIP of COX-
LODGE, tri tileTarish of Gosfortli, iii VteCounty of Northuni-
beriand, and,sitnate about two miles And a half from the town of
Neweastic-upon-Tyne • consisting of the Ancient Masuage, or
Mansion house, with Otiser Houses and Buildings, end about Sin
hundred, and sixty acres Of gooCLand, tying altogether in a ring
fenceoan the North Side Of Salter's-lane, end adjoining the mat
North Post Road from Nowcankto Morpetb, and Edinburgh...
the whole being now occupied in three Farms by Mr. %%In. Bat-
man, Messrs. Pardon and Rayne, ma John Cram, who will
'hew the • • •
N.B. The Land Tax is redeemed.
A Plea of the Estate may be seen, and further Particulars had,
on application to Mr. Peters, Soliekor, in Newcastle ; Mr. Fryer,
land Surveyor ; or Mr. Edward Bell, Newcastle ; Mr. Hirst,
'Solicitor, Northollerton ; Wm. ‘Vbitelock, Esq. at Brotherton,
near Forrybildge; Mr. Wilson; /de rider; Mccrs. Th fie and
Gray, York; Messrs. Fatter and Steadman, Bread-street-bill,
Lendon ; Mr. Coulthure, Solicitor, Bedford-row, London ; or
of Mr. Swainson, Solicitor, in Halifax,

A MOS'r DESIRABLF. ESTATE, IN THE COUN CY OF
DUMFRIES, FOR SALE.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP,
Upon Wedneiday the 24th day of August next, with a the George
Inn, Dumfries, it two o'clock in the att. raoan,
ALL an I whole the LANDS of KNOCKHILL,
lying in the Parish of Hoddam and County of Dumfries,
consisting of SOS Scotch acres. The whole of the Land lan( die
first-rate quality, and possesses many local advantages. It is situ-
ated about two, miles from the thriving village of Ecciefeckan,
and tve from the toivn of Annan, and at both these places there
are good markets; the roads in all directions are good, and the
m•ai ...mach runs through the estate daily. The mansion-house b
large, commodious, and in complete repair, and suitable for the
accommodation of a large family. There is an excellent garden,
well stocked with a variety of f;uit trees, ail in full bearing. All
the fartn stead* aeon the estate are commodious, and in good
repair. There are several limo-stone quarries within a mile and
a half of the lands • and indeed there are plenty of 'Mae-stone in
the premises, which might be wrought to great advantage. • Some
of ;he moat respectable engineers have giventheir decided opinion,
that there are also coal' in the property, and at present the pro-
prietoi is making a trial for them With every appearance of suc-
cess. A purchaser nfay get immediate possession of the tiwelli•ig-
house, offices, and garden, together with about 60acres ofground,
all in the highest stare of cultivation. Thi mansion-horse is de-
lightfully situated in one of the Anest parts of the country, and
where there is excellent society, as a number of genteel persons
reside in the neighbourhood. In short, each an eligible property
is seldom to be met with.
lithe purchaser inclines, at least two-tbird4 of the price may re-
main in his hands
Fur further particulars appikation may be made to Wm. Wal-
lace, writer in Dumfries, who is in possession of the title-deeds
(Which are unexceptionable; and a plan and measurement of the
Estate; and who is authorised to conclude a bargain. The Gar-
diner si Knockhill will point out the lands.

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SOUTHERN PART OF DEVONSHIRE.
. MANOR OF WEMBURY.—FOR ' SALE,
THE Fee and Inheritance of the - MANOR and
LORDSHIP of WEMBURY, otherwise SOUTH WEN'.
BURY, and the Rights, Royalties, Liberties, and Franchises
therete belonging ; consisting of a new built Mansion House,
with Lawn in front ; a.Coaeh-house and suitable Stabling, and all
manner of requisite Out-offices, detached and agreeably arranged;
a Bowling-green, and a most elegant V4tery and Pine-house, and
a large inclosed Garden,well planted and stocked with Fruit•trees
and Vegetables. Also the Ferriage or Passage over the Haven,
and River of Yealiim, called ShepeingsFerry, with the tolls and
dues of the said River, and the Water, Piscary, Fishing, Oysterage
and Royalty of, in, and through the same. And likewise several
new-built Farm-houses and other Houses, Mesmages, Farrel,'
Mills, Lands,Tenements, and Hereditaments belonging to the
said Manor. And a Farm called North Ditch Farm, adjoining
and attached thereto. '
This Estate is bounded on two sides by the English Channel,
and the fitiVer Yealme, commands most delightful and external% e
views and seeneri—Britain's Fleet and Merchant Ships freqnentiy
gliding near it, and affarding to the eye and to the mind the must
ddighsful sensation of her strength and commerce. It lies within
a ting fence, and is certainly one of the most compat:t and desira-
ble Estates in The West of England, and contains altogether Axon
946 acres of Arable, Pasture, Meadow, Orchards, Garden Ground,
and Wool/and, and lies within the parish of Veen:bury; in the
County of Devon, at abdut four miles distance from the capital
Market Towh Of Plymouth, the access to which is rendered vvry
eceumtdlohs by the new road, and will be more so by a Ilyitio
bridge now erecting by Lord Buringdon.
The Mansion ViLit:SC with the Gardens, &c. and a sulutble
miantity ot Ground, and also the Woods are in hand, and posses-
sion thereof may be had at Lady-day next, and the present k ur-
tdtare, which is new and handsome, may be Lakeu at r. • appraise-
recut, and the remainder of the hstate (ex:ept only about 35
azres, held by ieases .fer one and two lives), is let to respectable
Tenants, at net rents, iinounting cmly to ahem Le 300, but which,
it is estimated, must soon be increased to at least I'l 6 ;0. •
The Land-tax is redeemed, and great part. of the Manor is
Tythe-fkee.
The Trees and Saplings of a shilling value anti upwards, to be
taken Intl* Purchaser, and paid for exclusive of the k state.
For Sale whereof, a Puldic Auction will !le had. at on London
Inn, at Prybridge, weir Plymouth, en Tuesdly,. the 6th d. .y of
Sapteneodt next, by 13 c'elock at noon ; and, in the mean ti.ree,
the same may be viewed or applicatien to Mr. lt. Baker, at Went-
bury, and printed partidulars, after the S: et inst. may b.: had of
1 hint, or Messes.Cardale and Spear, Solicitors, Gray's Inn ; M :sari.
noble and Hunt, of Jeffery-square, London; Messrs. Trewman
, and Son, Exeter; and at the Office of Mr. Edmund Leckyer, it
PlynSonde—where a Plan of the Estate may be seen.
: IN. B. The House may be seen on Tuesdays and Fridays be.
twesia *cheers of daises ma tyres o'cloik. ' - - '