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FREEHOLD ESTATtS, LAND-TAX. . iF,DEhMIED, AT
NORTH HAUGH'rON, near STOCKIIPJDGE, lIAMP-
. SHIRE.
To be SOLI by AUCTION, by CLEMENT and SHARPE, .
At. the Kings Head, Stoatbrldge, on. Wercideadi4f, the Inds' of
July, either togetliet Or separate, unleis pic.vississly dispoied of
bq Private Catmint?, of Which line nottee Will be Oren. .
THE Two following., FREEHOLD FARMS :
LOT i.
NORTH HAUGItrON DAIRY FARM, containing W. K.
A Farm-home, Darn., Stables, Yards and Water-

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Threshing Mill - - - 1 3 5
Good Pasture •, - - 26 2 15
Water Meadows - - - - 19 3 26
Arable Land - • - - - 283 2 tat
, • LQT 2. 232 0 4
NORTH HAUGHTON LOWER FARM,containing A. a. e.
A Farm-houses Barns, Stable Yards, 8:c. - 1 3 16
Pasture ' - - - - - 23 2 0
Water Meadow • - - - 49 2 20
Arable Land • - - • - - 265 0 0
339 3 SS
For a •iew of the Farms, tpply to Mr. Birch, it North Haugh.
ton Lower Farm, and to treat fir the time to lcoeph Torah*
Esq. No. 9, Grosvenor-Place, Ball ; Of to the AustiOneer, St hie
1 Upholstery Warehouses, i:outsey, Hints. "
N. B. There is an excellent Trout Fishery and plenty of Game
on the Farms, which lie remarkably compact. .
1

SURREY.—VALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE..
By Mr. MINTON,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley. Comhill, on Monday,
the 10th July, 1809, at One O'clock, in three Lots, •
.VALUABLE and trulydesirableCOPYHOLb
EgrAti, comprising the WashwaY Farni, situate three
tltilei front, London, on the left hand side of the road to Croydon.
:Also a rich Meadow, called Sages Meadow, adjoining Norwood-
lane, and opposite to Knights Hill Perk; containing in the whole
43A. SR. 13_ (little more or less) and now in the occupation of
Mr. Robert Martin, Tenant at Will.
This Property is within five mike of the Royal Exchange, and
possesses some very eligible spots for the Erection of Residences
in the Villa style. Mr. Clark, the Bailiff, at Knights Hill House,
wiU chew the different Lots. 6pecifications may be had by apply-
ing at the office of Mr. James, Land Agent, New Boswell-court,
Lincoln's Inn Mr. Townly's, Land Surveyor, NValworth ; and
at Garraway's.

ESTATE IN FEE FOR SALE.
THE Noble and Superb Mansion-house and
Demesne of BELVOIR, late the Residence of Lord Viscount
Du NG.IN NOs . situated in a beautiful and romantic hart of the
Counri of Downe, within dire& miles of Belfast. The Mansion-
house is modern, large, elegant, and commodious, containing, on
the principal floor, a suite of four Rooms, lofty, and of large di-
mensions, I.ibrary, and Saloon, grand Hall, 50 feet, geometrical
stone and two secondary Staircases, 19 13ed-ruoms, with lighted
Closets and Dressing-rooms; Servants' Apartments suitable. The'
Offices are very extensive, and consist of Stables, Coach-hOuges,
llrewhouse, Farm-houses, &c. and replete with every accommo-
dation and requisite for the family of any Nobleman or Gentle-
man. The Gardens and Ice-house ate in good order, and well
stocked. The I)emesne finely sheltered, is partly bounded and
beautifully intersected by the river I.agan on the one side, and on
the other inclosed by a twelve-feet stone wall, having three car-
riage-entrances with Porters' Lodges • adorned with Fish-ponds,
I.alt e., NV aterf alls,an ds everal thousand seful and ornamental Trees
from tiOto 100 years growth,andt 00,000 trees from 15 to 40 years;
commanding rich,and extensive views of a picturesque, fertile,
and highly-cultivalltd country on the ono side ; on the other the
river Lagan, the 'Fown, the Harbour, the Shipping of Belfast, and
the Mountains of Antrim, contribute to the beauty and grandeur
of the scene. The neighbourhood is highly polished and respect-
ahle,in the midst of a prosperous and happy country. The roads
eicdkat, and the Markets of Belfast no where surpassed.
Any quantity of the Grounds, from 50 to 500 Acres, will be
given with the House, if the whole is not desirable; and their
natural formation and the situation of the Plantings are so hap-
biiy that they can be divided without injury to the whole
'this property will be sold under very particular advantages, and
is' altogether admirably adapted for the immediate reception of
a'faritili of the Ern distinction, being now in cimplete repair and
inhabited.—For further particulars, apply to John Mines, Esq.
Belfast.

ORKSHIRE..-SOUTH STA INLX Y.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

On Wcdnesclay, the lath day of July next, at tit, house of Mr.
Mills, the Star Inn, at Ripley, at Five in the Afternoon, pur-
suant to Conditions to be then and there produced,
A VERY valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, 'I
most pleasantly situate at South Stainley, adjoining the
Turnpike-road, and nearly mid-way betwixt Ripon and Ripley,
now let to John Furness and Thomas Baxter, for Terms of Four-
teen aid Thirteen Years, which expire in 1811.
11- The Estate consists of a Farm-house, liarn, Stables, two
Granaries and other Buildings, with Garden and Orchard, in the
town of South Stanley; also of a Barn and other Buildings, in
Park Field, at a small distance from the Town ; and also of r
Hqnse, Stable, Blacksmith's Shop, &c. at the Lime Kilns, near
South Stainley, together with about 40 Closes of valuable Arabic,
Meadow and Pasture Land, containing together 214 Acres, or
thereabouts.
The whole of the Premise's are la the tenure or occupation of
the said John Furness, except the House, &c. with 4A. 6P. of
I Land at the Lime Kilas.—The Land Lax is redeemed, and the
Tenants are respectively bonnd to maintain and leave the Pre-
mises in good repair.
This Estate is exonerated from Tytbe by a Modns of One
Pound Seventeen Shillings and Nine-pence per Annum.
'The variegated Prospect around Stabileyi its Situation in the
heart of a well wooded and fine sporting Country, its Contiguity
to Ripon, Studley, Harrogate, Knaresbio', &c. make it peculi-
arly eligible for the Residence of a Gentieman.
The Tenants will shew the Premises, and a Plan of the Estate.
nay be seen, and other Particulars had, by applying to Atkinson
and Rolland, Leeds.
14. B. The Wood to be taken at a fair:V. aluation.
Printed Catalogues to be had of Messrs. Atkinsim and Bonand,
and at the Intelligence Office, Leeds; at the stv,,gikley ; at the
Granby; High-Harrugate ;at the CroWti• Lb arrogate ; and
at rairgraY'Olipoa.

Also, the handsome fait-4014 Coppered Schoonef HAMLET:
Length about - - - 90 Feet
Breadth about - - • 23
Depth of Hold about - - 2.14
Admeuuri-i about - 180 Tons. •
This is one of the most b7autiful 'Vessels of her clam ever seep
at this Purt, .learly new, built at Baltimore, in the United States,
Where she was considered the swiftest !tailing vessel, and em-
ployed fur particular service only. A Prize to his :Majesty's Ship
Arethusa, Itoscar MENDS, EStl; Captain.
.Also, her Cargo, consisting of
Bo Pipes high flavoured Boor- 54 Pieces Flemish Linen
deauz brandy 375 Ditto Plattllas Royal
130 Hogsheads Claret (4 Iron 1700 Ditto, Bretagaes
Hoops each) 75 Ditto Cress a la Morlaix
!SI Cases Ditto 400 Ditto Plain and Twilled
26 Itagsrlispirior Bottle Corks Tapes
110 Pietts.eimbrics 42 Ditto Floe HoMods Lines
.• ' -.. Condemned as Priie..
?Or viewing aildibrther iogronition; apply to A. B. Gibson,
Esq. it the Naval think, Plymouth; one of the Agents, or to Mr.
line H•witti, Merchant, Plymouth.
JOHN PRIDIIAM, Broker.
• Atari,
The fast-sailing handsome schooner FANNY, of the following
dimensions ! .
Length on deck - 52 feet, 74 bieihes. ..
Breadth above - 15 5 .
Depth in the hold 6 2 •
Admeasures 5014-94 Tons.
This vessel was lately taken from the French, and condemned
al Prize, and need only be seen to be admired ; is pierced for IS
gunS, and is quite ready for sea ; nearly new, and very wellfound.
For particulars apply to Mr. JoitN NiCiioLLS.HAwitast, or,
JOHN PitiDHAM, Broker.

FROM LAST' NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Thomas Cooper and William Rhodes, coach masters.. Jane

15, 1809.
Hindmarsh, jun. and John Stamp, of Ainwick, Niorthtert-
berland, tanners. Dec. 12, 1803.
Gepri-ie Bush, of Wick and Abson, Gloucestershire, and James G.
Brown, of Bristol, rnaltsters and brewers. June 24, 1809.
James 'Holmes and Jonathan Landers, of Ship-yard, Temple-bar,,
Landon, I/licking manufacturers. Feb. 4, 1809.
Joseph Armytage and Henry Sutcliffe, of Halifax, Yorkshire,
card-makers. June 12, 1809.
John Drake and Thomas Porter,of Woburn, Bedfordshire, dealers
in wool. June 23, 1809.
James Gray, Thomas Wear, and Robert Gray, seed and nursery-
- men, of Brampton Park, Middlesex. June 1, 1809. •
Peter Perry and Son, of No. 3, Minories, London, cloths mks-
men. June 23, 184,9.
?ranch; Morgan James Morgan, and George Warde, of White-
chapel, Middlesex, copper merchants. Jan. 26, 1809.
Bichard Laycock and Robert Cooke, of George's Dock, Liver-
pool. ' June 8, 11409.
William Brook an. John Crowther, of SoutbOwnon, Halifax,
Yorkshire, card-makers. March 4, 1809.
Leyland and Pratt, of Manchester, hatters and hosiers. June '
- 13, 1309.
Peter Blackey and George John Swain, of Little Prescot-street,
Goodman's-fields, London. June 24, 1809.
Enoch Durant and Gee. Durant, of King's Arms-yard, Coleman-
street, Loudon, brokers. May 8, . 1809.
BAN! RUPTCY ENLARGED.

August 17. Joha Huntemann, of Queen-street, Goldtzt-square,
taylor, at ten, at Guildhall:
BANKRUPTCY SO PEItSEDED.
Thomas Ces, of Great YarmOuth, Norfolk, corn-naerchaat.
BANKRUPTS. •

• TierallsHawke the younger, of Great Yonnouth, Norfolk, tall-
Wrighti to Surrender huge 49, July 11, and August 8, at eleven,
;at the White Hone, Great Yarmouth. Anomie., Mr. Jamul
_tallorwich or Messrs. Windus, Son, and Holtoway, rt:try-lane, London.
Rlehard Horton, of Newport, Salop, timber-merchant, cabinet-
:Maker, dealer and chapman, July 18, at four, July 19, and
_August 8, at ten, at the Red Lion Inn, Newport. Attornies,
Mears. Barters and Martin, Furnivars-Inn, London ; or Mr.
Samuel Stanley, Newport, Salop.
William Robert Silvester, now or late of Reading, Berks, tim-
ber-dealer and chapman, July 17, 24, and August 8, at eleven,
at the Upper Ship Inn, Reading. Attornies, Messrs. Blaady
and Sanders; Reading; or Mr. Holmes, Great James-street,
Bedford-row, London.
James Farmer, now or late of Hougham, Lincolnshire, dealer
and chapman, July 6,7, and August 8, at ten, at the Swan Inn,
In' Mansfield, Nottinghamshire. Attornies, Mr. Woodcock,
Manideld i or Messrs. Blakelock and Makinson, No. s, Elm-
Cankt, Tenn le, London.
Edward Knight, of Horsleydown-lane, Surrey, lighterman, gra-
nary-keeper, dealer and chapman, July 1,8, and August a, at
tvolve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mi. Druce, Billiter-square.
Jib* Heywood, of Manchester, baker and shopkeeper, dealer and
chapman, July 10, IS, and August 5, at two, at the Commer-
cial Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Thomas Hewitt, Man.
cluster ; or Mr. Ralph Ellis, Chanccry.lane, London.
Robert bwaine, of Leeds, Yorkshire, woolstapler, dealer and
chapman, July 2.5, 28, and August 8, at ten, at the White
Horse Inn, Leeds. Attornies, Messrs. Lee and Raynal, Leeds,
or Messrs. Sykes and Knowles, New Inn, London.
John Gray, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant, dealer and chap-
man, July 1, at eleven, July. 7, and August 8, at ten, at Guild-
. hall, London. Attornies, Mr. Grey, No. 4, Gray's .Inn-square,
London; or Mr. Thomas Carr, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
TUN*. Milliken, late of Finsbury-place, Middlesex, and now
of Fenchurck-inddinga, London, merchant, dealer and chap-
man July 1, 11, and August 8, at ten, at Guildhall. Attonsies,
Me;
srs. Swale, Stevens, and Maples, Old Jewry.
Alexander Geddes, late of Finsbury-place, Middlesex, and now
• Feuchurch-Buildings, London, merchant, dealer and chap-
man, July 1, 11, and August 8, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies,
Mmes. Swain, Stevens, and Maples, Old Jewry.
Andrew 4lWCullock, late of Upper Grosvenor-street, Grosvenor-
square, Middlesex, navy-agent, dealer and chapman, July 1, .5,
and August 8, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Geo. Eves,
No. 9, Chapel-street, Bedford-row.
Thomas Stanifonh, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, cutler, dealer and
chapinsts, July 11, 12, and August 8, at twelve, at the Angel
Inv, Sheffield. Attornies, Messrs. Rimington and Wake, Shef-
.field ; or Mr. John Wilson, No. 16, G:eville-street, Hatton-
Garden, London.
William Hamill, of Chepstow, Monmouthshire, money scrivener,
.dealer an.l chaptran, July 8, 18, and August 8, at eleven, at
-the Rotuma- Tavern, in All Saints-lane, Bristol. Attornies,
Mr. Stokes, Chepstow ; or Messrs. Price and Williams, Lin-
coln's Inn, London.