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London, England, 1808-07-11 00:00:00

ENGLISH FIR TIMBER.

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TO BE
SOLD (standing), a large quantity of
FIR 'CLIMBER. TREES of leo% and excellent grrth, arid
hg the bast rite of presTivation, distant from London about 95
as, anti having every facility of ',Pate* Carriage.
Pertber particulars may be had, by applyileg to Mossrs. Loggon
lee Smith, Solicitor. Basingliall.street.

SURR.E.Ye—TO BE LET, •
KNIGHT'SHILL COTTAGE, the. Residence
IA of the Right Honourable LORD 'I'IiUILLOW, deceased.
together with Coath House, Garden, Stable, &c. and about
dirty-four Acres of excellent Meadow and Pasture Land, lying
Weald the House, pleasantly sheeted, net; adjoinit to the Vilktge
of Dulwich in a most respectable neighbourhood, is perfectly s•e-
tired, and communicating with the ineAropolis(frosu which it is
distant ouly six miles) by good roads.
The Dwelling House is commodious and conveniently fitted up
tir the accommodation of a genteel Family.

Flff further particulars apply:at Mr:lhmes's Office, No 5, Nevi
/tetra-Point,. Lincoln's Inn, where Tkkets. of admission itut
ii:so be had for viewing the int:Mises.
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'''• • • " • • PEMBROKESHIRE.
tit'o.4l.g 1,.E.T or SOLD in the Cheapest- Part of
.
1 SciliTH WALES, a "MAW:4IOM HOUSE' it for a large
Family, with attached an4deriehed OfEees, Farmßoilitiop, &c.
' uttneve.Vtallisd Gardsoi'tressit Screaln,Shosda of Water, Lawn
and Woodland of the moot romantic hAttty *kV an adjoining
Farm, of about 700 Stir*. —Bill& the purchase may be.ettfrided
Navaluede Freeing.- Estate, immediately-surrounding,. and
comprised In a ring fence of .6:yut 1100 acid, divided Into farms
St old rents, amounting to about 3001. ?rr ii-scorn;'but ;Adds .at
die expiration of theLeqscs will Ift f# more than dtsuble.thegre-
sou Rent. It is situated a few miles frOm the Sea, and at an easy
stance frchn Post and Marker; and almost every kind df Field
1, *rib excellent on the Estate. - -
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•To be viewed by tickets only p and the price and farther parti•
Wars inn be known at Mr. Claridge, Pan Mall, Ltindon.

• MARSH LAN'll, ROMNEY MARSH; TO LET.
By Mcssrp..DRlYER,
Atthe Saracen'a Head Inn, iu .11e•iford, on Toeiday, the nth Of '
' Isly, isol, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, in several Lots,
SUNDRY very Valuable FARMS, comisting of
above 758 Acres of exceeding rich Marsh Land, in very high
tondizion, situate in the parishes of Aistonc, Snaith, Warehoro,
Itienzet, brey 01m-eh, Smugati,-and New Romney% in the county
of 'Kent, in the-accupatiois of Jeffery Moak, Maim F•Ya and
Maybne, and John Scoones to be let upon a lease tot 91 years,
'froarklichadmat, 1868. -
The Lugs to be viewed by applying to the respective oecapkvs,
Particalaryllay.lviaait at.theSarpcen's Head, Ashford ; Swan..
*Malls ; Gi:otge, Rye ; We* Inn, Romney; Red Lion, Apple-
Vent' elkestooe Arms, Folio:scree ; KinisHead, Canterbury ;
tiaindaanv ;Crown, tkogheiter; Rose,kittingbourne; Messrs.
nythe ; of A. Parkin, Esq. Grit Ormond.srreet ; at
Cvnaway's, and of Messrs. Driecvs, Laird Surveyors, &c. Kent-
** Lomb*.

01.01)CESTERSHIR.g.
MANOR and FSTATE of WAPILEY aid CODRINOTON la
OLOUCESTERSIIIIt; Mar BATH and BRISTOL.
• TO BE SQI BY Aucnort,
• By M. WI I..I.AI'vfANTON,
•ilt the lash Intl, Beistog`olf Thnendly, the gist**t MY* 808)
THE MANOR 6f WAPLEY and. CODRING-
TON. with the Court Musa, and several valuable Farms ;
Let to tenants whose terns expire at Lady-Day next, and also
several Estates on Lessee for I..:ves:eontalning in that whole 2000
AtratOallifytardc.tvith tilt Great Jabot of the Parish.
:This Estate contains very 46 and valuable Land, and cent.
nearly the whole parish, and is situate twelve miles as well
trait lirlstol„is Bath,•and eta eoldYrom"Bath to Gloucester passes
it.—P4lioulars may be had ot.Messrs. Graham, Kinderley,
Doinyik, Solicitors, Lincoln's lnd ; Mt sus. Stack and Chap.
Win, Surveyors, at'theirChanshers hi the Temple, London ; of.
Wicithiktrilat Freme of her.. Joh* Bautton, at Exeter;
a< Messrs. glulte and Sbn, Eristol; of Ur:Money
• NM% ;he „lia;liffsf the Manor, switta the'EstAiet-at
Mesh lattcA ••
Greirl4rd Sticuaa, Auctioneer, .
tilt:Lgo,
Aims. ••• •• • - •

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• CAPITAL SCHOONER.
FOR I'll BLIC SALE,
Al the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday, the 15th July, at
Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon,
THE handsume Schooner 12.A.1.1111.8.1. DECRES.--,
DIAIENSIONS. .
Length on Deck s 6 Ft. 5 In. -
Breadth - - 22 1
Adnieas:zros - - 175 92-94 Tons.
Pierced for 16 guns, completely new, having been only twelve
hours at sea when captured, would make a most excellent letter
of marque,' ker hold being roomy, and capable of carrying a large
cargo of fresh water and provisions fur a long voyage, and wanting
nothing to smd her to sea immediately. Condemned as Prize to
his Majesti's ship of war Surinam, Juseris LAKE, Esq.. Com-
mander, -sad now lying in H3MOA2e.
Also, ill her warlike and other Stores. •
For viewing the Vessel and her Stares, and any further partia
' culars, apply at the Counting-House •ui Edward Lyn*, Egg; tl:e
-Agent, or to . WILLIAM LOCKXLR, •
June 24, 1808. Mi. rcban4 •

At the London inn, Plymouth, on Friday, the 15th July,
at Eleven o*Ch.ck,
THE goodßrig el PURISSIMACONCEPCION, ,
hurdler' about 110 Tons, well -calculated for the Coasting.
Trade, or any other where burthen is required.
Alan, the good Sloop LA CAROLINE, borthen Sc Tons;
about four years old, and in most excer.ent condition, suitable for
any trade her dimensions may snit.
Likewise, the good Chasse Mares, (name unknown) burthen
about 30 Tons ;all lying in Sutton Pool, and there to be delivered.

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Aftixwards, for Exportation,
18 Casks Brandy-414 Casks aed, and 34 Ditto White Wine.
For Home Consumption,
About 80 Tons of Yellin, Roein-3 Anchors-1 piece of
Anchor-2 Cr:quids-2 Cables—Pieces of Mast.
Being the entire Cargo of the said vessels, condemned as prize to
his Majesty's ship of War Missxva, Rieilasu HAWKINS,
Esq. Commander: _ _ _

Foi viewing the Vessels and Goods apply at the Counting-house
of Edward Lytle, the 'Agent, or to
WILLIAM LOCK ER, Merchant.
Plymouth, June 24, ISUS.