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London, England, 1807-06-13 00:00:00

E 3 BY AUCTION.

Capital FREEHOLD FARMS anti MANORS. Suffolk.
By Mars DY:i F. and Co •
At Oarraway's Coffee-hott,e, Change alley. Cornbill on Wedner,
day. the Bth of July, in Five Loc, voids the whole is previ•
may sdifpnfeti of by. Private Contraift.
A VALUABLE and tree, eligikle FREEHOLD
LS'IrATE, adrantageoufly fituate in tLc Parithrs of l'a.etle.
balion and -Preflon nearly contigui•us to laldtlton and Lavt.n.
ham, fix miles trt'm Kill.:gb, nine from Long Melfurd, t 3 fries
Colchefter. and within tea or Bury St. hdli•uol's . compriliii; the.
Manor. of Preiton and Kettlebalton, with the 11111.113 i quit relit;
courts, Sacs, royalties and appurtenances. Prat .n Hail. High
Houle, Chapel Houk, Vi'k.g.-r and Kettl..bafton . latl Farms, with
convenient dweltiog hanks -11 hies, barns anti outbuildings gar.
doss, orchards, and the forrourdingmeadow. paltisre, arable., and
wood lands, e attaining ahoy' 9 to acres, in the occupat.-ti of re-
fp.:clable lemons viz Mears abort, Makin, Remb.ll and Scott,.
on leaks expiring at Michartma. a 8 to and, a 8,7, and under yearly
agreeturt.ts, esc'ulive of the manors, at rents amounting to only
9561. ays.pei annum.
I)3C MAC/ are lituate in a fine, healthy, and fp prang ?art of
the County of Suffolk, t'e Manors extending over the Parche.
Prelim) and Kettlebaltun, abotputing with game. Each farm
quite .dißincl.. although urly adj..ining each other. 1 ha'
filtates are. capable of great • and may he made
dale refidences fur Gentlemen. All Frrehohl, except a vrry [matt!
part, which it copyhohl of inheritance, .C.:4 CllollCratC4l tr 4.11 true;
Laud Tax.
It may be viewed by applying to the tenants, of whom printa
particulars may be had; alfo at the Crown. tiidd,elt,n ; lan,.
Hadkigh; King's Head, Stuwmarket t Angel, Bury ; k lute
Hart, Colcitclier • Black Boy and )3ell lima, oa •Ir.
jackfon, printer, Ilpftvich ; Air. Ktinningale, Welton Hall .ay-
laud; Charks Squire, Efq Ipfwich ; bleffrs Maher:y,
and Mabcily, lack/ifs, Bedford-row; at the plural tale; and a
Mears. Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Akierfgate area, where plans
may be leen.

CAPI TAL MANORS and ESTATES, HER EFORDSFRRE.
By Meffrs SKINNER, DYKE, and Co
On Tuefday, the silt July. at Twelve o'Clock. at Garraway's
Coffee Houk, 't lunge alley, CornhilW.ondon, in Two Lots,
A VERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTA FE,
fituate at Wcfton, within three miles of Stevenage, and two
of Baldock, a very dcfirable (porting part of the country, thirty-
four miles front l.ondon.
Connprifing the capital Lordihip or Manproof Welton, Arse's-
tine, and Neruberry,co-extenlive with the Parilh of Wotan, con-
taining upwa-ds of Four 'chola:m.l Acres, abundantly Rocked
with game, numerous annual quit rents, fines at the will of the
Lord, Court Leet, and Court baron, Royalties and linm tttt ities.
The Manor Houfe ant Welton-Hall, with proper bulkliup.
recently repaired at a couliderahte expence, and about five hundred
Metered Acres of excellent mAdow, palltire, and arable land,
tythe free, four hundred of which are within a ring fence, and lie
on eafy afcents ; the whole capable of rreat improvement, and
may be made one of the molt productive and compleat kftotes
in the county.
The Hall Farm is in the occupation of Mrs. Willey, as tenant
at will, but immediate polfeifion may be hod of the Lortlfhip
'Farm; the prefent rents and enintated value about Seven Hun-
dred and Twenty Pounds.per Annum
To be viewed by applying to Mr; *Mary, at Welton, of
whom printed par ricult:,. ally be had, twetty -eight days preeerl-
ing the Pale; alto at fir.- Swan, Stevenage; nun Inns, at Hitchia
and illiglefwode; White Hoek. Badduck; White Hart, Welwyn;
Salilbury Arms, Hayfield; lied Lion. Barmy; of Mr. Wall, So-
licitor, Bread-ltreet hill; the place 4.1 Sale., and of Wirt,. Skin-
ner, Dyke and Co. Alderfgate nrect.

LEF H I RE.
By !VG Pcs. SKiNNEK;DYKE. and Co.
In Oeloher neat, in I..ts. (Linter/a previous (APT is made to par- .
chafe the whotei,y P-eivate Loritradt).
A CAPITAL and vcty. Valnahle FREEHOLD
ESTATE, molt Mir Aply fituage.in the Parifh of Rothwcll,
and in the townatips of Middleton. Heads and &elan, within
ole mile and half of the capital town of Leeds, and eery dinanee
from Wakefield, Bradford, Huddersfield and Halkas, corepiifieg
the MIDDLETON EbTAIE ; confining of the Manor, or
Lordfliip of Middleton, with the inexhauttible Coal Works, com-
municating with the town of Leeds, and about it.sco acres of pro-
duCtive and rich Meadow, Paltore• and Arable Lard, and-fine
Woods, with the refiilence calL.d Mii)Die;robt 1.01)0E, with
[liftable Offices, alfh two other commodious Dwelling boufes and
OffiergoaWater-Mill, and funitry Hurder—the orb le tying nearly
withica ring-fence, and capable of the greaten., impingement, fa
as to render it one of the molt productive Ellires in the. We*
.Ridipg of Volt:hire, tythe free, and the. I.and-Taa redeemed.
Fur farther prtieolara apply to Thomas Lewis, t fq. Dray's-
Inn, and of Metres. Skinner, D)ke, and Co. Alderfgate-itrest
Loudon.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, AND CAPITAL.
COPPEN AND TIN MINES, IN THE COON TIES OP
DEVON AND CORNWALL
TO BE &AM BY PRIVA ra CONTRACT,
By Meffrs. SKINNER, DYKE, andiCo.
By order of the Eaccutors and Erultees of JAMES WAR TIC Er+
decirated, late of Sydenharri, In Kent,
AVERY Vultit;le. FREEHOLD ESTATE,
fituate in the parifh Ira Mary Tavey, four mike from Tavi-
Rock ,in Devon fhire, called Wane,or Warne Sydentiam. A lfo,
valuable and very eatenlive freehold and Chirttelhold 'Tiu and
Copper Mina and dues, is the molt productive parts of the Coun-
ties of Devon and Cornwall; particularly Wheel Hope Mines,
Brinifebateh, Wheel Jewel ma \fairer, now producing a conflict..
able yearly income, and with great probability (from the opinim
of the Miners on the (put) will increafe in a few years to revcral
thnufand pounds per annum. Alto feveral Shares of Mines, in the
counties of Devon and Cornwall, hen for term, of years, and Tin.
Bounds arid Dues, arifing from thej White Works 'Tin Mine on
the Foreit of Dartmoor.
For further particulars apply to Meffr.. A.and J Wyllon, Soh.
eitors, Fes:church Itreet ; and Mars. Skinner, Dyke, and Co.
Alderfgate-Rrcet, London.

TO THOMAS FA YLOR, Efq.
Dear Sir, No. q, Bridge-itreet, Loaeon.
I FEEL. it a duty incumbent Urn me, to inir,rol
you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have received
(ram your invaluable Medicine—l.EAKK's PA' I. k:N PILLS,
About two years ago I was attacked with a Venereal Diforder
ve:ich I treated rather flightiy for lonia time, hut the dif.aleat
irngth fpreading all over my Body, I was obliged to apply to the
molt eminentot the Faculty, but their affi.tance albKd.d onlyeat-
porary relief.' 1 want torough various courfes of Salivation, and
from being rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced. to a mere
Skeleton. The ulcers that fpread all over my limbs, rendered me
a complete objedt, fo that my friends defpauett of my rccovery.
When brought to this fituatum, I confidered death as inevitable,
but a relati of :nine commenting upon the many cafes in which
I your Pis had fucceeded. I was induced to try e h.tx oi them,
which i thought rather relieved me, and by perteverance for two-
or three morons, and following your direatons, I cepa-denied
the molt unaccountable relaxation from pain, the fora geedlaliy
f..bfiding ; I am now, thank G.on, perfectly rte./meted, and wear
ing out daily : I doubt not hut one more hoe, which I think csus.
ri :is to take, will eltablilli my health Its its•ceidolost Rase. It wa
with the lava heartfelt gratitude that I lutder oe inyfeif, sire
your much obligA humble fervant; W,s. PllllllO/4.
D..anfgate, Machelter, July it, ellot.
Y.S. Fur the public benefit I do not tabled to the above Wag
puhlithed, but leave you to aft as our own. better judgment Oa!
thdtate.
Prepared and fold by the Tale Pruptieturg.Thmaity TaTlV.llleea
her of the Royal College of Surgeees. Loodepu, vt his Hoare
'Not 9, New Bridge ftreet. Where, utter a-cadent, refideserof
more than thirty be years, in a melee particulalr die deal
toe Cure of Venereal Complaints,. wits that invisoublirßagery
which men of his profafion ihould• alvasymobktwe be buns
4rdelf, the advice and aMitance be grataltoulltf admiiiiibustb
p7rfons rakAg this Medicine will be efteemed trip a dlfeerninePub.
tic, as an advantage feldont to be obtaieied, &Pd void of anhiguitg.
—Alin Sold, by his Appointment, for the convcialerce MAWR
living at a diftance, at the Perfumer's, No. 5,-St. etlban's•ltreett
Pall Malt; the Foy Shop, No. zo3, (trees;. Mr. Diale'
rough's. No. 7, Filh-greet Hill ; Mr. Steel's, Booiifeller, No.lo
Union Row; Little Tower Hill ; Mr. Warforea, South-Brief,
Edinburgh ; Mr. Calwcll's, Dublin ; Mr Rillingest LiverPoel
Mr. Atkinfon's, Manchafter ; andby one Perfon to everi. (AO
fiderable Town in Great Britain and Ireland, fa Betel of mil
as. sod. each, reeled up with full and plain dire:boos, what*
Perfons of either Sex may Cure thernklves with Zak Speed, 3,
erecy,and fafety.

LONDON : Printed and pubitilied by LaVEL KENT, (of ON-
tarbury-Place, Lambeth)s at the Sint-OH-3c a No. t, Cart)"
ftrret. PubliThed alto at be STAR Orem, Temple Bar