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Mr. BELSH.V.Ts HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN, from
the REVOLUTION to the TREATY of AMIENS in 1802.
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Mrs. ELIZABETH PANTON, Dcceafed.
THE Creditors of Mrs, ELIZABETH PAN TOW, late
of Oakfield Lodge, Croydon, in the County of Surrey, and
fince of Weft Green Huufe, ne7T Harttord Bridge, in the County
of Hants, deceafed, arc rcquefted to ftid an account of their
rdpedti►e Debts to Metres. Gregg and Corfield, Solicifort, Skin-
ner's H4l, London ; and all Perfons indebted to the Lid Eau*
are requefted to pay the fame.
Dated the nth day cf June, a BoS•

FURNISHED. co r I'AGE, NEAR REAI)INc.i.
Situate on a healthy Eminence,
TO BE LET, for fix Months, at Twenty Guineas.
or. four Bed-chamber*, Parlour, Offices, Garden, &able,
Chnife-houle, with an adjoining Meadow, if rcquirtAL
Letters, poit paid, addrtlrcd to J. Hawke., Reading.

FREEHOLD MANOR. AND ES FATE.
TO BE SOLD.
THE MANOR OF KENNINGTON, in the
COUNTY of BF.RKS, and the very compl_te Farms with.
iL the fame, in the occupation of Meirrs. Gibb,ril and Bannister;
and a Meffuage and Orchard in the Ix upation of Mr. Gee or bt
under Truants. The net annual rent is ;Isl. and upwarja, and
the Farms are enclofect, Tythe free, and exonenited front Land
'Fax, fiLuate on the Banks of the Thames, only two miles from
Oxford, and four from Abingdon.
Fur particulars, and to treat, apply to Mr. Morland, Solicitor,
Abingdon, Berks.

MANSION and ESTATE, near DONCASTER.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
E T MANSION of CARR HOUSE, with the
Appurtenances, fituatc within a Mile of Dontafter, and
about zoo Acres of rich Meadow and Patture Land adjoining
thereto, or Ids, if s jiurchafer fhould defire it. The Houk and
Offices contain every convenience for a large Family, and porter-
Son may be had at Chriftroas ; the Situation is particularly dell-
rabic for a Sportfman, being within reach of Tierce Puts of Fox.
hounds.

Further particulars may be known, by applying to Mail.
F•riter, Cooke, and Frere, of Lincoln's Inn , and to Mr. Aroadzick,
of alma Dar.

HANTS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ON THE PREMISES,
By Mr. WELLER,
On Wednefday the 26th of June init. and the following dad,

11HE Genuine and Entire Houfehold Furniture.
.1- Plate, Linea China, Glafs, Wine, Spirits, a Chariot, and
Fathionable Travelling Poft.Cbaite, of the late General AVARICE
at WIMMERING HOUSE. Ccrifiding of Four port, Field anti
Sofa Bediteads, with fine primed CaOleo Dimity, Moreen„ and
other Furnitures, prime Gook Feather Beds, Marthiffcs, Blankets.
and Counterpanes; Bruffas and Kiddcriniulter Carpets; an eight
day and dial Clocks; a few Pahitingi and proof Prints • a Table
Service of China ; fine Domenic Linen ; Pier and Drelling Glare%
in Mahogany, Delk and Book-Cafes, Drawers, Sideboards, and a
fet of Dining Tables; aos Dozen of fine old Port and Sherry; to
hantifmie Chariot, Port Chalk and Harnets, two Carts, a Cow
and Calf, and a beautiful Norman Bull, &c. &c.

The Effeels may be viewed two days previous to the rale, Mhkk
will begin each day at twelve o'clock.
Catalogues may be had in due time, at 6d. each, at the Sale
Houk and the principal Inns of the adjacent Market Towns, and
of Mr. Weller, at his General Agency Office, Ch:eiefter.

SUSSEX.
TO GROCERS, TEA-DEALERS, CHANDLERS. &e.
TO BE LET BY AUCTION—By Mr. WELLER,
On Monday the asth of June inft. at the.Wialte Mak Inn.
Steyning, at Twelve o'Clock,
THE Good Will of a •err Valuable Bu Goers, in the
fcveral Branches of a Grocer, Tea-Dealer, Chrefeitur der,
and Chandler; together with the Leak for fourteen Years of a
Capital Hoafe, equal to the accommodation of a large Family ;
molt fpacious Shop, Acconipting-Houfc, ampk•and cateuftva
Wareronms, Candle and Soap Manufadtory.
Thee Pretolfes are fituate in the cent:e of the HiFh-flreet of tbe
Borough of STEYNING, between the two priscip3fanus, and
contiguous to Barracks that contain iO3o Mtn. now in the (wen.
patios of Mr. Joao Tictay, (the Proprietor) who issuing to 4.
clue Baftnek ; which Trade, by isimfelf ae.l Family, has been
condudtd on this fpot for near half a Century—the eltabilth.cd
comtezion to this Shop in an opulent and popitieus country, mint
Infare fuccefs to the induftrious'and intelligent fradefinan.-7 he
referee Rent 301. per Annum.--APedlidlon will begiven tie 201 of
Onaber.— All the Stock and Fixture, to be taken at a 'rani :tine.
A rich Meadow of four Acres, near the Town, may be had for
the fame term, at 161. per Annum, at the option of the taker of
the Leak.

Plinted particulars. in due time. at the Ch trer Coffee hotire,
London ; of Mr. Tilly. Stoyning ; and of Mt. Wilke, at his
General Agency Office. chicheftori

To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. PHILLPO I'S,
On Saturday. the wth day of July that, at the Crown Inn, la
Woreefter. at Six o'Clock in the Afternoon,
A MOST rich and clearable ES'TA iituate in
the Parlib of Laigh. in the Comm of Worcefter, in the
occupation of Mr. John Hill as Tenant ttsereof, under a 4_4
will expire at Michaelmas, 1808.
_ .

The Eitate contills of a Capital Fawn Houfe, capable of being
eonverttd at a (mall expellee Into a Gente..l Refidence, wi h ruir-
able Outbuildings, and 26.1 Acres, 2 Roods, and 6 Perches of rich
Arable Land, Meadow Paßuh. Orehattling, Hop Gri'nnd, and
Coppice Land (between so and 6o Acres of which are Tot e free).
The Ethic is Freehold of Inheritance, and fnuare in a very good
k'Neighbourhood, in a pleatant, fertile, aad beautiful ran of the
County of Woreetter, and only live Miles from the City ~f War-
alter (to which place there h a good Turiqi,ke Koad) and the •
fame &Rance front the Malvern Wells. and is hilly deftrable to
any Gentleman wi .o may with for a refidenct 111 el line Sporting
Country. there being fevtral Packs of Hounds kept in the neigh.
bourhoal. It is alto bounded in part by the beautiful River 'reuse,
which products excellent Pith.
the Orchards are planted ts.th the thnict P Fruit 'rrets, and
although they have not yet atti.ined their hill growth. ktweett
Three and Four Hundred Hoeheads of Prime Liquor have been
made in one year front this Fttate.
`The Elate may be viewed oo application to the Tenant, and
further particulars may be had by applyirg at the Once at Mani.
Lavettder,Eveltam and Meth.. winnett, Cbtltek•
bast, voter* 14.,p of the Elate may be fem.