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London, England, 1801-07-25 00:00:00

VALUABLE ESTATE IN EAST-LOTHIAN.

To be crpofed to Voluntary Sale, within the Royal Exchange
Coffee-houfe, Edinburgh, on Wednefday, the 26th of Anguit,
180 z, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, (inftead of the tstls
of July, toot, as before advertifed),
HE Lands and Etiates of LEASTON and
PLEWI.ANDHII.I., lying in the Parfh of Honbie,
and county of Eait-LothUn.
Thefe Eaxtcs will be espfed together or feparately.—That
of Lea{ton t °BLit& of about yso Scotch Acres, or goo &lab%
Statute Acres; and Plewlan,l-Hillconalls of about 332 Scotch
Acres, or 422 Englith Statute Acres, molly all Arable, clew-
ing what is Under-wood or Plantation.
Each ERate affords a Freehold Qualification in the County,
and hold, Blench of the Crown • and has Right to the Tythes,
Parfonage, and Vicarage ; the Stipend was augmented not many
years ago; and the Manfe and Church have been lately rebuilt,
and the annual burtlsens are very froall_ _ _ _

The Lands of both Eftatea are excellent Quality, partly of
a dry free Soil, well adapted to Green Crops of every kind, and
partly of a rich Loam and Clay, yielding great Crops of all
kinds of grain.
The Lands are occupied by choke Tenants, at moderate
Rents, pardeukarly the ',cation Mate, which is very improve-
able, and well &owed fee the belt of Markets, being within
Fifteen Mlles of Edinburgh, Six of Haddington. and Eight of
Dalkeith ; and only Two from Coal and Lime, vAih good
Roads to afl thefe Mmes.

Both ERates are inelofed, and fub divided with Ditch and
Hedge, or Stone Dyhes. The Fields are well watered, and
dithered with brood Stripes or Belts of Planting.
There are about tet Ann of the Prupeetles Underwood,
having a number of old Trees on each E • and about too
Acres of Fir Plantation, interfperfed with Larch and all kind*
of bud Wood, above thirty yean old, in a thriving condition,
and well laid out for beautifying the property u well as afford.
int it flutter. Tlicfe woods, upon a late fumy, hov: been
valued at 6000 L

The klanfion-Houfe of Leaflon Rands in a dry and warm
Guidon; and may at a moderate Etpence be made fit to ac-
commodate a large Fanuly ; has a good Garden and well-
flocked •double Pigeon-houfai and if the Purchaler of either
Eitate &mild be inclined to build, or to feu to others, there
are many fine Situadons for Hooks; and being In the eci7'l-
- of Lime, and plenty of Free-itone in the Ground.,
and not far from Timber-markets, Buildings of any kind mih'a
be credal at an eafy expence.
The Rental of both Mato, putting a reafonable yearly value
on the "Illinnings of the Plauttations, exclufive o. the S..h. ut
grown Wood, Is upwards of [scot. a year; and t'. ,ugh shout
73 Acres, Part of Leaf on ipcieures, adjoillinz the "

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and 70 kcres of Mewl:Lod-hill be out cf to JCCJI
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a Prop rietor, thrt: are only ken: rated at the OSers
dent by good Tenants.
The Fume is partly furroonded and in-rifecl;l
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ing-tivakts; has opal it Pheatint,
and is in the tkighbourhnoti.ol Moot:ion:

Malty for any Gt.ntletnan datums of a Corni,l—:
the Capital, la fo good a r

Comilent.

For Particulars apply to Aleiandrr °tart, yr 4.
the Signet, kelittltategh; or to hleffra. Rot. and H U, S,
llotwcl4court. London and JuLa Allay:, a: the
.eallon, will (hew ihe hands&

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FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the London Tavern, Foxhole-Rreet, Plymouth. on Mon-
day the 3d of Augult next, at to o'cloek in the Forei:of n,
THE hancifinne fall Sailing Cutter DUKE of
ARENci..—DimEN3ioNs,

length on Deck - 52 6
Breadth above the Wales 18 4
Depth in the Muhl - 9
Adult .aurem,:nt 68
_63774 tom:

Shc is Britith built, Copper theathid and foltentd, has a mat
figure head, pierced for ro guns, is a remarkably fait fader, and
appears exceeding well calculated fur a Packet, Pottage Veffel,
Yotcht, or any other purpofc where a v, lief of her tire is re-
quired, and the good quolitice ot tail Sailing and Burthcn is re-
Inventories and Particulars may be had by applying to John
Jarratt, jun. Efq. Cater-lane. London; M Mrs. Mullion, Len-
nox, and Co. Liverpool ; Mcßrs. Bruce and Mocns,Brittol; or
Mr. John Hawker, of Plymouth, Merchant.

AMERICA.

BOSTON, JUNE i 6.

A copy of a letter addrefred by the Secretary of
the Navy to the Prefident of the Philadelphia
Chamber of Commerce, was laft night received in
town. It defcribes the pofture of affairs between the
United States and the Barbary Powers, and men-
tions the meafures which have been in confequence
adopted. The fquadron which has failed from
Hampton roads is ordered to touch at Gibraltar,
and the Commodore will be governed by fuch in-
formation as he may there receive. The Algerine
annuity is nearly three years in arrear ; but it is ex-
petted, when the reafons arc communicated to the
Dey, and affurances given of future puntluality,
that he will be difpofed to continue at peace with
us. Should it be otherwife, it is imagined the two
forty-fours will be able to blockade the port. The
Bafhaw of Tripoli is fuppofed not to have waited
for the reply of the Prefident to his demands, but
to have commenced hoflilities. His force, how-

ever, is infigniticant, being one veffel of s 8 guns,
and a few of 18 and under. The fquadron is pre:

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fumed competent to all the purpofes of convoy and
defence which may be neceffary. A lift of the Al.-
gerine navy accompanies the letter. It confills of
15 vefrels from 4 to 34 guns, and one of 44 build-
in ; 233 guns in the whole.
ow E 23.—The frigates Conflitution and Bolton
w 1 l make a part of the fecond fquadron intended
for the Mediterranean. The Bolton is preparing
for fea, and will take in nine months provisions.