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BERKSHIRE and WILTSHIRE—TO BE SOLD,

I'EIE Fee and Inheritance of that Capital and
-A- gvenfive MANSION HOUSE and Offices, with the Patl -
Audis and induced Grounds adjoining, at Sparlholt. in Berkthire,
late the Mate, and in the occupation of Lieut. General Gabbit,
&crated, and two Farms belonging to the fame; the whole can •
taituog about 284 AMA.

Alf:), the rythcs of Fifty three Acres of Land, in Rarnfbury,
Wiltihire

The Huai and Lands at Sparfholt, see fitaated about five miles
from the town of Wantagc, and are, together with the Trthes in
Wildhire, la to rdpeetattle tenants, on leaf., which will expire
at diff.:rctit periods, twelve.years, and now produce 031.
and upwards per annu .n, tut will rife conti.'erahly. .1 here i. a
quantity of and ornamental Trees on the Lands.

The date is fubjeet to two Annuities, one of &pl. and the
other of 751. a year.
Particulars may be known by apply in; to Jofeph Gahbit, Efq
Limerick, Ireland; Benjamin Alnrl.md, b fq. Abingdon. Berkthire ;
and John Lloyd, Efq. Merrion.fquare, Dublin, to whom propo-
Ws are to be made in writing.

CHESHIRE.
MANOR, MANSION HOUSE, AND ESTATE,
with Valuable Contingencies.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

I'HE MANOR OF WINNINGI'ON, with the
Manfion Heide and Offices called WINNING lON
compriling a fpacious and complete Rbadence fur a large Family,
built with Roue and covered with flue, and finilbed in a modern
ilyle; containing Rooms of large alimenfions fuperbly fitted vp—
Geometrical Stone Stairs—% ahogany Doors—Plate (Alfa Win-
, down—Marble Chimney-pieces%—and Oak Floors -- with ap•
proprieto attached and daubed Ofates—Stahl.ng fur Fifty
Horfes—Coach Houh.v Green Houfe—Hot Houfes--Grapery
—Pine and Succeffinn Hooks--ezeelknt Kitchen Gardens, with
Hot Wails Mailroom Hoare— Cold Barivi Houfe--a
Poultry Houfe upon a fuperior kale—and every neeeftry build-
ing for agricultural purpofeii—lliwe Hoofs—Entrance Cottage
Lodges, with Shrubbery and Plantations flying to the River
Weaver, at a convenient -alliance from the houfe, which is well
fituated an very highly ornamental ground, and -furrotinded by
about Six Hundred and Forty Acre. of Land, elsisay Meadow
and Patera, of fuperior quality, divided into Farms, and let to
rerpedtable Tenant —Woods and Plantationsan hand—and °rem-
mental Cottages and Gardens adjoining the road; the whole toga.
tiller forming a trial). clearable ,auci elegant Kelidence for a large
Eltabliaament.

To Which there is attached,.
ntoft valuable MINkR Al..which.lf attentled to, far ezweds
the valor of this ',bee as a refitience.
The ittate Gtuate one mile front Northwitit,r 7 from Chefter,
12 front Manchrfter, and 3o (rem Liverpool. May be viewed by
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No. 47, Pall-Mall. Londoo ; where a ?tan of the Enact: ins), be
' fect,and the rri,:e and Nether I'ari4ctilars laudsvm

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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

MENTZ. NOVEMBER to.

it is believed that the journey of the Emperor and
sing is connected with a very important and political
object, as for Tome time pan a great number of troops
have been gradually marched into Italy, principally
into the Neapolitan territory ; which troops are fup-
pored to be defined to make a landing in Sicily. A
great number of troops are fill marching towards
Bayonne ; and feveral confiderable corps are ilationed
at different points in the interior of France, which
will take their direction according to circumfances.
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arrive here next week ; the wet detlination of which
is not yet known.
COPENHAGEN, NOVEMBER 16.
The expectation that an arrangement will take
place between Sweden and France appears to become
every day more probable.
Novsmssa tB.—The Militaty Commiffion conti-
nues its inquiries.
The report that-a Diet will ihortly beheld in Swe-
den, requires further confirmation.
VIENNA. NOVEMBEIL 18.

The marriage of his Majefly the Emperor is now
Exed for the 6th of January, 1808.
The Spanifh Ambaffador. the Prince of Calla
Franco, who has been recalled from this Court, will
command the Simi& armies &Wined to adt againfl
Portugal.
BANKS OP THE MAINE.

The province of Montfalcone, by the Convention
concluded between France and Atalria, has been
ceded by the former to the latter, and not by Auf.
tria to France, as has been reported. Gortz and
Gradifca by this exchange become part of the king-
dom of Italy.
Prince William of Prnflia, who goes to Paris by
way of Hamburgh, will be accompanied by .the
Privy Counfellor of Legation, Roux ; Major Count
Von der Golz, and the celebrated traveller Cham-
berlain Von Humbold.
UTRECHT, NOVEMBER 17.

We are afrured that his WO(ly, our Sovereign,
pill have the appointment of a Lieutenant Genetal
in the French Empire.
The Royal Treafurer, M. Senegra, is rime to
Fads ; many changes are expelled.
AUSTRIA, NOVEMBER IS.

The following remark may ferve to elncidate the
Convention lately concluded between Fratce and
Auttria :—The province or country of Montfalcone,
formerly belonging to the Venetian free States, and
fence the peace of Preiburg, to the kit ginm of Italy,
lies on the left bank of the Ifong. Ou the right !milk
of this river lie part of the AuftriAn territory of the
county of Gortz, and of the Duchy of Carninla,
which diftrids are now ceded to the Kingdom of
Italy for Montfalcone ; the principal places in this
tray of territory ceded to Aufiria, are Aquileia and
Gradifca, with what is called Chiufa di Piers, nr the
Flitfche Klaufe, an important pals into the Auttlian
States.