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London, England, 1802-09-18 00:00:00

_HERTFORDSHIRE...4.TO BE SOLD.

B°VINGDOI4 LODGE a compail Villa,
confifttng of it Hall, Eatingtroom and Drilling-room oft
the ground Boor, four good bed-rooms on the chan I her Boor, and
four on the Ens, with convenient offices of every kind ; a Plea-
fure-ground, Grapery, Orchards, and an excellent walled kit-
chett-gardenitwo neat Cottages, and Si Kilr ACRES of excl.l-
- Land, moftly maolow, within a ring fence, Stunte at Bo-
vingdon, as miles from London, 7 miles beyond Watford;
near Hemel Hcinitead, 13erkhamftead, Chefham, and R lel- -
manfworth, all good market-too-ns, in a chcan and plentiful
country; rates moderate, and coals abunaantlyfopplied by the
Grand Juntion Canal, whish is diltant only two nines. l'he
littiation is dry and healthy; the water cricellent, and affords
good &tooting and Billing.
Particulars may be had of Meet ;Blows and Co, 76. Ox-
ford-ftriet ; and ofoMcirry.l3leafdale and Altzsoder, Hotoa-
TUNdisealle-ftrert, City.
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TIIURCROFT.
111). be-Let, and. entered on at Micbaelrnab next,
*7. aCapital K,3I.?SION•HOUSE, molt delightfully famed
it.Tkurtiroft;in Weft-Riding of the County of York, In
eicillent Repair, and replete with every accommodation for a
refpeehbla Family.. with attached and detached Offices of every
Drfeription; and alto good Coach•houfes, Stables, liana, y trs, •
and other neeeffary Out-buildings, Pk afore and Kitchen Gar-_
dens,With Piait Walls well planted, together with sot A. z it.
to P. of Atubte,iMeadow, and Psflure Land, all lying within
a ring Pence : and there are walks hi the pleafure Grlunds
which command vry beautiful and extrnilve Profpeds of far-
rounding Country.
Thurcroft lies a convenient cliflance from the Market Towns
of Rotherham. Sheffield, Workfop, and Doncafter, and is
fitnated in a fine fporting Country-, which abounds with Game,
and within four miles of an excellent Pack of Fox Hounds,
which are regularly hunted.
Matthew Gregg, at Thureroft, will thew the premifes, and,
inther Partietdars may be had. by applying to Mr. Calvart,
Durham; or at the Office of Mars. Ball and Wheatley, in.
aotheran. Durham, September 4,1802.

SAINT VINCENT.
Matter in Chancery's Office, April 8, tBoa.
TO BE SOLD, porfuant to a Decree of the
Honourable the Court of Chancery, made in a certain
caufe, wherein George Willie, and others, arc. Complainants,
and Farqnhard Campbell, Defendant, on Monday, the tft day
of Nth/ember, tBo2, betweenlhe hours of dine in the morning
and fix in the evening, at the court Houle In the Town of
Bing (town. •
The Eftate, fituate in the Pattihes of Saint George and Char-
lotte, and qtarter of Mariaqua, in the Paid !Band, called CA-
REER, four meafured miles diftant from Stubbs' Bay. and fix
from CaWaqua Say, containing 506 Acres and a hall of Land,
the greateft part in. Batavia Canes, together with a Boiling
houfcrwith wo fets of Coppers and Clarifier, Still-houfe, Cur.
lag-holfi'Nfter-mill, and Mill-houfe, two Stills hung, of 6
and,Ongallont, ant all implements neceirary for tnannfadtur.
jai Sugar tind Rubs; two Mogafs-houfes, one Manager's-boafe,
one Overfeer's -hock, one Sick-haste, and fvventy-fight Negro-
lawafcs with other necoffary En:tithe's and Buildings thereon.
fTbilfsid Eftate is well watered, and is butted and bounded
follmitst—North by Lands of)eraes *see and Co. and the-
!Belts of Duncan Campbell, Efq. deeeifed; SoutirbfLaisch Or -
!Antic Entwine, Efq. and the Hein of John Bine, Zfq.
ceafed Raft ty Lands of Thomas Fairbairn, Efq. and Doane •
Young, and _Weft by -unappropriated Lauds, and Lands of
nefils. Robinfon and Douglas, or however otherwife butted
and bounded.
There ndil be alto fed with the laid Eftats 257 Negro and
other Slaves, attached thereto, Males and Females, young and
old; among which laid Slaves are eight Carpenters, fix Coopzrs,
and three Mafons; and alfo twenty Cows, eight Oxen, three
Bulkins, nine Heifer., fix Bull Calves, five Cow ditto, thirty-
feven Mules, one Horfe, two AfTes, and tbirtefni Sheep.
The Terms of Salc are as follow :—The ivigheft Bidder or
Purcharcr-to pay down in Cafh or good Bills of Exchange, to
be approved by me, and the Sight not to eiceed four months,
one thinlyart of his bidding or purchafe money :—the remain-
du- to be fecurcd upon the faid Prettifies by Mortgage, an.t
payable in two equal Initalments of one andtwo years, from
the day of Sale, with Intereft thereon, at the rate of Si; per
Cent. per Annum.
Any Perfon intending to bid for the faid Mute, may hny
reconrfe to an Appraifemcnt lodged in my Office, and at the
Counting-houfc of George Mae and Co. London, and made,
upon oath, and under toe fanetion of the Court, upon the 34
dry of S...ptemb.:r lalt pate.
V.' LL lAM TAYLORrMafter Chancery.

TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION,
At the Houfe of Mrs. Johnfon, the Crols-Keys inn, in White-
friargat:, in the town of Kinglt6n-upon-Hull, on Wcdnef-
day the 20th day of Oetober, zBoz, between the hours of
Three and live o'Clock in the Afternoon, (fubjedt to fuch
Conditions as will be then produced) in Lotehereafter to be
determined on :
,A LARGE, Commodious, and Modttn-buili
31- MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, formerly the
Rendence of FRANCIS BINE, Efq. fitnate at the South-Weft
Corner of Blanket row, in the town of Klogfton-upon-III:11,
and immediately adjoining the Ground appropriated for the..
intended NEW DOCK; comprifing a Dining-room z 9 feet by
14 feet 6 inches; Breakfaft-tarlour Is feet 6 inches by z 3 feet.;
Iloukkeeper's-room, and Two goivd Kitchens, with Pantries.
&c. on the Ground Floor; a handfome Drava ing-room, (with
Bow Window) 22 feet by 13 fact; and Five good Loctg:tvg-
roomi, with Dreffing-room and light Clokt, on the Second
Storey ; and Six Chambers over the fame, befides Garrcts.
To this Houk arc attached convenient and good-fined Count-,
ing-houks, which will be fald therewith.
Aifo Two Subftantial and Modern-built MF.SSUAG ES oi '
DWELLING-HOUSES, adjoining the laid firft-rnentione
Meffuage, on. the South Side thereof, and fro:vary, the fail
Ground intended for the NEW DOCK, and no v. 4; the leve-
ral occupations of Mr. Triebner, and Mr. Wealey.
Alfo Two other M ESSU AGES or DWELLING-HOUSES,
equally Modern and Subitantial as the foregoing, iltuate in
Blanket-row afoPcfaid, adjoining the faid first-mentloned
f6age on the Eaft Side thereof ; one of them in the occupation
of Mr.Watfon, and tke other untenanted.

And alto EIGHT MESSUAGES. TENEMENTS, or
DWELLING-HOUSES, near to or adjoining the before-men-
tioned Dwelling-hooks, forming a Square or Cosh, call: d •
KINGSTON-COURT, in Blanket-row aforefaid, and now
let to refpeaable Tenants.
An iucaleulable Value is Ramped upon the above mentioned
Eitate, by the NEW or HU. MAIER DOCK, which is intended
immediately to be made in the Front therecif, and which, when
completed, wilt render this Situation the Firtt, in point of
Connuerci.ll Importance, in tho Town of Hull; and, inde-
pendent of its Advantages in that View, from its open Situa-
tion, and being not more than Sixty Yards from the Humber,
it has the Benefit of a free falubrious Air; in addition to which,
it is well hipplicd with Water from clic Correwation's Worka.
The Hodes are FREEHOLD, and were erected by
late Owner, Erantix Bint, Efq. not many years ago, in a ntoft
Subftantial manner, in a Well untitled Stile, antlwith the beft
Materials; and have always been kem and are larx, iu
thorough Repair.
Potrelßon of the large Houfe may he. had at the plenf'.:re, of
the Purcharer.--.For tarthcr Pariku:ars ap2ly to Matra. J. aud
• M. Wickert, Attotr.ica-at-La-.v, is Hull.:

LOST the latter,end of February laft, an
EXCHEQUER BILL for soot. No. 1883, dated Febru-
ary 46, dm.. Vhoever will bring it to Mr. James Good
titer-Broker, at tha Bank ; or Mr. Thomas Make, N.. 13,
Flaeh-lane, Cornbill, Cull rcetive FORTY GUINEAS Re-
ward..... Payment is ftopped at the Exchequer, Bank, and 211
the other Public Offices, where the fame is made payable.
September 18, Ma.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ALL Perfons basing any Claims or demands on
the Eftate of the Hon. FREDERICK STUART, of
o:fard-Brat, in the County of. Middlefex, deceafed, are de-
fired to fend in their Accounts, with the nature of their ebini,
to Mr. Richardfon, Solicitor, Batylftreet, St James's. And
all Perfons indebted to the faid /Mite are dewed to pay the
fame to the fsid Mr. Richardfsn, or to the houfe of Winter
and Shee, St. Jamcs's-ttreet.