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London, England, 1807-08-14 00:00:00

SURREY.—.TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.
KNIOH rs HILL MANSION HOUSE and LAND, the
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Property of the late t ORD THURLO W.
Shortly, at Garraway's Coffee Houle.
'PHIS truly eiegAni and tplenttid MANSION,
with fuitabk attached and detached Offices, Farm Yard, and
Out-haildings, replete with every convenience ; and upwards of
too Acres of excellent produdtive Meadow and Patture Lund,
forming altogether a moft important Domain fit for the Rcfidence
of a Family of the lint dill maim.
'f he fituatinn of Knight's Hal is retired, amidft the molt in•
terefting rural Scenery, commanding extentive, richly wooded,
and diverfified Profpefts; diftant five Miles only from London,
and one Mik each from Streatham and Dulwich.
Particulars are preparing. and will be thorly ready for delivery.
of which due notice will be given in this Paper, and alto of the
Day of Sale. when every necelfary information may be bad, and
plans of the Eftste fern. on applicatioa to Mr. townie'', Land
Surveyor, Walworth; and at Mr. James's Office, No. s, New
Boiwell-Court, Lincoln's Inn. .

Capital ESTATES, near CARLISLE, FOR SALE.
(By order of the Devifeca, in croft. of the late Sir Wilfred Lawton,
Bart. deerafed) at the Crown and Mitre Inn, Cackle. on
Tuefday the asth day of Auguft, tBoy. Either together or in
(emirate Lots.
Lot I. LL that extenfive. eompaa, and eligible
A. Tythe free Eftate, called NEW I.AITFra HALL,con-
fifting of a complete fet of well-built Farm Houktvg, all iu good
repair, and 3sBA. sit. soP of excellent Arable, Meadow, and
Failure land, divided into fuitable inclofures. all lying together,
within the diftanee of a mile or thereabouts, of the City of Car-
kite, and adjoining upon the great Turnpike road, leading from
that City to Dalton, now in the occupation of Mr. Edward Bow-
MID, at tenant.
2. A molt eompait sad defirable Freehold Eftate, tr•uate at
Morton Head, within a nine of Ake Paid City, and immediately
adjoining upon the above mentioned Eftate of New Leith's Hall
' on one tide, and the great road leading from Carlifte to Wigton
on the other, conlifting of an excellent new-built Dwelling !mate.
barn. !table and other not offices, and t too. tit 25P of rich
Arable, Meadow. and ['Alive Ground, divided into killable in-
cloferes, including a thriving plantation of young wood, containing
12A. sR. all now in the poircffion of Mr. Thomas Snowden,
ns
tenant. The above two effaces, as well from their vicinity to
Carline, u front their beautiful rommaoding fituations, are well
worthy the attention of any gentleman of fortune within to pure
chafe an eztenfive property.
The lands are alfo well calculated for being fubdivided into a
variety of (mall Lots. for the occupatiun of perfume reading in or
near Carline, and will be accordingly offered to fate in each way.
The Eftate at New Laitba is of Leafebold tenure ,under the
Dean and Chapter of Carlifte.
Con.iitions will he produced at the time of Sale, sad further
particulars may in the mean time to bad. on application to Meffm.
Graham. Kinderley and Domaine. Lincoln's In". London Mr.
John Norman, the Lard Steward at Brayton Houle ; or at the
Office of Mr. Muuufey. Solicitor, in Carlifle, where plans, and a
}articular of the different Effaces arc lodged. The refpalive te-
nants will now the Pretriffes.

CAPITAL. MANORS ANDES! SIN LI) Wk.SW IER
CUMBERLAND
By Order of the Decifees in ;cult of the late Sir Wilfrid Lawton,
Baronet, deceaftd, at the Globe Inn. CoeLtrmouth, Cumber
land, on Friday, the agth day of Augult tBo7,
(The Sale to begin at 7 o'Clock in the Evening),
Z. A IL that extcnfive and truly vainahie and de-
-1- firable MANOR or wilted MANORS of Lowefwater,
Tbackthwaite, and Bracktnthwalte, eontprifing within its limits
an extent of couatry of nearly 3.: Miles in circumference, and
upwards of 74 different cultomary Tenements. in which are
Amato. the beautiful and r' mimic V. le of Lowefwater, and elle
Grand Cafeade. cane.' Sealetnrce, and arljnrair g upon the even.
Live Lakes. called Crommack and Bettermere Lakes. and the
romantic Vales of Lorton and Buttermerc.
The cuftomary rents arc 331. toe. per annum. Mott of the
Tenements pay arbitrary &Les on change of 'reliant, and alfo OD
the death of tht Lord. All the valuable Timber gt uwing upon
the cußomary Pltates belongs to the Lord The Waites within
the Manor are extremely large, and abound with a earl ty of Game.
ad—Al' thole Demerne LANDS of the MANOR of L.OWI S
W.LT ER. conGiling of a large parcel of valuable Grazing Ground,
called the Holm, which with the adjoining Lake or Sheet of Water,
c..lltd Lowerwater Lake. contain tog they 292 Acr-s or thereabouts.
14.--Alfo a camped ESTATE, called RI.2GBANK, near to
the lake, containing .46A. aR 33P. or thereabouts of rich Arable
and Meadow Ground, now in the occupation of Elizabeth Wi fun,
as Tenant; and alto a Dwel,ing Houle, Garden, and parcel of
Land,called Lord's Acre, now in the poffenion of Mr. John Hod-
for. There Demefse Lands are utuate in the centre of the Manor.
and from their beautiful commanding ntuatton in the Vicinity of
the Lakes, are peculiarly adapted for the country refidence of any
tientlebaan and kis ;awn), rand of retirement and rural diverfiona.
ath.....,A Fi101.13 FY I'HF.-FREF. ESTATE, called
BAR KBErH, Lituate in the pall& of Bafenthwaite, in the raid
county of Cumberland. containing, by menfuration. 6t acres. 3
roods, a 6 polt s, or thereabouts, now in the poreffion of Thomas
Yeoward, as tenant.
C nditions will be produced at the time of frle. and further
particulars, in the mean time. may be had on ayplication to
Mars. Graham. Kluderley, and Doraville, Lincoln's Inn, Lon-
don ; Mr. John Norman, at Brayton-bode. Cumberland, ter at
the office of Mr. Mouufey, foliciter, in Carlifie, where.plalts, and
a particular of the different eftates, are lodged
The refpedive eenants will thew the prensires.

FONTHILL MANSION, WILT S
By Mr. H. PHILLIPS, on the Premifes, on Monday the 17th of
Anglia, and fix followif.g days (Sunday excepted) at twelve,
ALL the magnificent and rainy HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE ; noble French Plate Glares. of fingular
Magnitude, Perfedion and Beauty, meafuring from rob by 64
t t t by 64, and of leflCr dimenfions ; the fuherb Organ is the Hall,
the! celebrated Statue of Bacchus, brought from Rome by the
Honourable Charles Hamilton, Bronzes, Carvings in Ivory, Two
&pub Tables of Oriental Alabafter, Etrufcan Ware; Value:4e
ORIGINAL PICTURES, by N. Poufliu, Leonardi da Vinci. Lu-
, ebrlecoCarrachi. Vernet. &c.—a complete Set of the l.oggie of
the Vatican, coloured, efteenied the limit and moft perfein extant,
I and illumined with gold by F. Panini, correfpondently framed and
glued with French Plate Glafs--Colledion of Modern Pidures
and Drawings, by Turner, Hamilton ,Roninty, Hodges and others
—A Cabinet cfr rare Mandarin, Royal Seve, Drefden and French
PORCELANE, comptifed of jars, Cifterns, Vales, *kris, and
Cabinet Gems, Dinner, Deficit, and Tea Services; an Affcmblage
of the fearee and fine Old Gold Japan—The feveral valuable Sta-
tuary Marble Chimney Pieces, of elegant Defign and ezquifite
Sculpture, by Bacon, Bank s an d Flaxman; fuperb Stoves,all the beau-
tit ul Mahogany Doors, and other valuable and fplendid Fffeas, of
FONTHILL MANSION, near SALISBURY, WILTS.
The,Dorneftic Furniture is in the immediate Tafte, and cow pofed
of a fuperior Defeription of Materials; the Draperies being formed
of catty Satins, Silks, Damafle, and Chintz; particularly a Suite
of Satin Hangings, elaborately and beautifully painted in Flowers;
the Commodes, Cabinets, ascffoniers, Catania, and Pier Tables,
arc formed of Role and Satin Woods, deigned a l'Antique, and
decorated with Or-Motu; Mahogany and Role Wood Dining,
Pembroke, Library, Writing, and Drefing Tables; Suites of
Chairs, covered with Satin, Morocco, and Chintz; fafhionable
Sophas, Fatten's. and Bergiers; Carpets, of the Axminfter, Bruf-
Ids and Turkey Fagories, and fele& Patterns; fumptuous carved
and gilt Tripods and antique_ Candelabras; excellent Canopy,
Fourpoft, Soplia, and Field Befitteads, and rich Hangings, with
appropriate Bedding. Goole and Down Beds, Wardrobes, Oreffing
Commodes and Tables; Chefts of Drawers, and the dual A/fore-
went of Chamber Furniture, the molt of which New within the
left Four Years, and now in the higheft state of Prefervation.
May be viewed from the 27th of July, tllO7, to the Day of Sale,
, by Cataloguers only, at es. each, to be had of Mr. Collins,Printer,
, Saifbury ; Mr. Crutwell, printer of the Bath Paper ; Mars.
foxall, Fryer, and Co. Old cavenditk-ftmet; at the Place of Sale;
, and of Mr. Phillips, New Bond Itreet.
- N.B. The Sale of the Valuable Materials of the Manfiart viii
take place is September mit.