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London, England, 1807-08-15 00:00:00

FRIEEHOLD ESTATES.

Situated in the Parithes of Filhtoft, Prifkney, and Waii.ft!et, late
the property of Edward Grratheti, Efq. deccafed

At the Pea-coei Inn, Dorton, on Wednehlsy the 19th inft.
•REVERAL very valuable FREEHOLD FA RNIS,
4-0 Minted in the parithes of Fiihtoft, Frifieney, and Wainflt.t ,
fy diltances from Dolton and Spilfby in the comity of I itteula ;
containing about tCS7 acres of fertile, ambit', and tae-Tilt-tit graz-
ing marlh and meadow land; with good larm 'Rlfes and out-
honk:4or the purpofes of hufbandry ; with valuable common
rights, itt to good tenants, at rents amounting to 14951 tt:s. per
annum ; together with the extenfire manor of Wainfl!et, held
under the Duchy of Lanealter, with Court Leet and Courts
Baron.

To be be viewed till the thy of Pale, by applying to the tenants ;
of whom the printed particulars may he had, and alfu of Mr,
Thomas Walker, Solicitor, Spiftby ; at the Peacock lieu, Bolton ;
White Hart, Spalding ; Bull. Horncaftle; the New King's Head,
Louth; the George, at Caftter ; the Angel, nrigg ; r.tqn Deer,
Lincoln ; the Nag's Head. Rugby ; of Mr. Newcombe, printer,
Stamford; Mr. Peacock, printer, York ; Mr. Peck, printer, ;
at the George inn. Grantham ; and Angel, Sleaforel ; Mr. Cattle-
msn, Solicitor, IViniborlic, Dorf. tiltire ; Dehary and Cope, Soli-
citors, No. t, Tatifield Court,Temple ; and of Mr. Lureltam, Cen-
ingftey, near HurncaftPe.

SUFFOLK—MANSION, PARK, MANOR, AND ESTATE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
(By order of the Truftres) •
IkVERY v tluable FREEHOLD ESTATE ;
comprifing the Manor of Benhall, in SuffAk, with the roy.
Aries, filheries, profits of Centts, and other rights and privileges
be'onging; a magnificent modLrn manfion hoar, in cool piece or-
der and repair, with an extenfive range of offices of every deferip-
tion. (tabling, and coach hooks, &c. upon a fcale of accommoda-
tion for a Amity of the tint eonfeguence; large kitchet, and flower
gardens, walled-in !inchoate. grapery, grernhoufe, lawns thrubbery
walks,plantations, and pleafure grout.ds, deer park, ineltifed with
a pale fence; woods, plantations, and coppices, well (tared with
valuable and ornamental timber and underwood, with a nearly
, furrounding caste, confiding of fevcral very valuable farms, con-
taining in the whole about one thoufand four hundred acres, a
finall part of which is capyhold, of excalent arable, meadow,
pafture and wood land, part In hand, and the rcft let to molt re.
fpretattly tenants. The gres trims of the parifh of Benhall, ex.
tending over ac,oo acres of land, and the advowfon and right of
prefentation to Cu: Vicarage, the whole of the prefect value of
;sent per annum, late the reGdencc and preiperty of Admiral Sir
Hyde Parker, deceafed.

This Efface in lituate in a rich and beautiful part of Suffolk.
within a few miles of the fea, near Saimundham, ou th.:.high road
from Ipfwich to Yarmouth, diftant about 88 miles from Lordon,
and in the midft of excellent roads in all direCtions; the manor is
moll abundantly Rocked with plirafants, cartridges, and hares;
and bounded in a confidetable part by the River Alde.
Printed particulars may be had alf, and references made to R
L. Appleyard, Efq. New fqu see. Lineoltes•lnn, London ; where a
plan and elevation of the Macaan-hout.:, and nap of the Edge
may be ken.