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London, England, 1807-07-23 00:00:00

iSTATES.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, tone time in the 'goer end of
July, or the beginning, of Auguft next, in the following lots,
(the time, place, and particuLirs of which will be lord), :dyer-
tired)—Lot t.
A MOST truly defirable FREEHOLD FARM
called TENCROFTS,comprifing an excellent Farm HouCe,
with convenient barns, liable., and out offices ; upwards 0193 acres
of good pa Lure and arable land, all in a ring fence, and one acre of
Meadow in the Common Mead, now in the occupation of Mr.
Heather, at a very low rent, together with about five acres of
beech woodland adjoining.
The premifes are freehold, and are fituated in the porn of Great
Marlow, in the county of Bucks, from which place they arc only
about one mile diftant, fix fr. n Henley, fix from Wycombe, fix
from Maidenhead. and 32 (roil Lyndon, to all which places there
is a turnpike road clofe to the houfe.
The fituation of Tencrofts is peculiarly beautiful, and the boort
is capable of great improvement, at a final' expence. The Farm
abounds with pheafants arid every kind of game, and the lands
rotted the houfe are admirably formed for pleafure grounds, or a
(mall park, and command not only a charming view of the River
Thames for a confiderable extent (and from which it is diitant
about half a mile), but one of the molt delightful and pidturefque
profpeets in the count ry, and Is admirably calculated for the refl.
dente of a Gentkman who has frequent occafion to go to sad from
London.
Lot 2 —A (mall Freehold Farm, called Wood End; enmprifing
a cottage, farm, orchard and garden, and four chafes of arable land,
containing together about 17 acres, and now in the occupation of
Sarah Blacitall, at a low rent. Wood End is fituate in the parifh
of Medmenham, in the county of Bucks, about eight miles from
Henley, and three from Marlow.
Lot 3.—A valuable piece of Woodland. remarkably well flocked
with thriving Beech timber, fituate at Wood End, adjoining the
Farm, and containing about 20 acres.
Let 4 —A defirable Cupyhold Effete, of Inheritance, called
Chirps, compribog a good tans-boufe, with convenient barns,
lstabled and other offices, and about Si acres of good Arable and
nature land, and is acres of excellent Beech Woodland, well
Rocked with thriving timber, all inclofed in a ring fence : the farm
is in the occupation of Mr. Taylor, at a very low rent.—Chipps
is lituate in the Farina of Welt Wycombe, in the county of Buck.,
within about half a mile of the turnpike road, leading from
London to Oxford; and is dillant about two miles from Wett
Wycombe, four front High Wycombe, fix from Marlow, ten
from Henley, 34 from Loudon, and has a very extenfive right of
connuon.
Lot 3.—A (mall compadk Freehold Farm, called Green End, on
the oppofite fide of the turnpike road to Chipps Farm ; comprifing
a cottage, barn, Roble, orchard and garden, and (evert doles of
Arable land, containing together about 67 acres, fituate in the Paid
parith of Weft Wycombe, and about one mile from Lot 4; and allot
in the occupation of Mr. Taylor,at a very low rent, and only about
half a mile from the turnpike road, together with the (haws ad-
joining, the laud cootains about 21 acres well Rocked with capital
timber..
Lot 6.—A very valuable piece of Beech Woodland, called Ray
Word, fituate at Green End a orefaid, in the laid twilit of Weft
Wycombe, adjoining the farm, and only about a quarter of a mile
from the turnpike road, containing about tat acres well Rocked
with thriving timber.
TM Land Tax on all the above &nes is recleaned. •
For further particulars, enquire perfonally, or by letters, (port
paid) of Mr. Cooper, Solicitor, Henley. The Premifes may he
!col on giving a day's notice (if by letter port paid) to Mr. Cooper,
or to me. Jacob BCV.IO, of Henley, carpenter, who will flew
the
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FOREIGN LAITPLLIGENCE.

EIGHTY-FIFTH BULLETIN OF THE GRAND ARMY.

lan!, June 24.18;7.

" To morrow the two Emperors of France and Ruda are to
have an interview. For this purpide, a pavilion has been erected
in the middle of the Niemen, to which the two hlunarchs will re-
pair Irom each of its banks.
" Few Wits will be more interefting The two fides of the river
will be lined by the two armies, white their Chiefs confer on the
m ans of re-ettablithing order, and giving repofe to the calling
generation. The Grand Martha of the Palace, Ogroe, went yef-
terday, at three in the afternoon, to compliment the Emperor
Alexander.

" Marla) Ceunt Kalkreu.h was prcf:mted this day to the Em
peror : he remained an hour in his Majelty's Cabinet.
" The corps of Martha' Lannes was reviewed this morning by
the Emperor. He made feveral promotions. gave rewards to
thofe who diltinguiflatd themfelvcs by their bravay• and exprelled
his fatilfaaion to the Saxon Cuiratlir rt."

EIGIITY•SIXTH BULLETIN OF THE GRAND ARMY.

" Tilfit. June 25, 11307
" This day, at one o'clock, the Emperor, accompanied by the
Grand Duke of Berg, the Prince of N..u:chatel. Mariltal Beffteres,
the Grand Martirai of the Palace Dome, and the Grand Equerry
Cuulaineourr, embarked. on the banks of the Niemen, in a boat
prepared for the purpole. They proceeded to the middle of the
river, where General Lariboifiere, commanding the Artillery of
the Guard, had caded a raft to be placed, and a pavilion creded
upon it. Clofe by it was another raft and pavilion for their Ma.
jellies' futte. At the fame moment the hmperor Alexander fee
out from the right bank, accompanied by the Graod Duke Con-
ftantine. General Boungfen, General Ouwaroff, Prince Labanoff,
and his principal Aide de Camp Count Limn.
6' The two boats arrived at the fame [(Rant, and the two Em •
pemrs'embraeed each other as foon as they fet foot on the raft.—
They entered together the falcon which was prepared for them,
and remained there during two hours. The conference having
been concluded, the perfons compofing the fulte of the two &ape.
roes were introduced. The Emperor Alexander paid the band-
fonteft compliments to the Ogicers who accompanied the Empe-
ror, who, on his part. had a lung converfation wish the Grand
Duke Conftantine and General ftennigfen.
" The conference having rc...niaated, the two Emperors cm-
' barked each in his boat. It is fuppofed that the coaterence has
had the kappieft !Truk. Shortly after, Prince Labanoft went to
the French bead quarters. An agreement has taken place, that
one ball of the town of 'Mt is to be rendered neutral The
apartments appointed there for Poe refidetice of the k.mperor of
Ruffle and his Court, have been fixed upon. The Imperial autilan
Guard will pars the river, and be quartered in that part of the city
dettined to that purpole
j 0 The vaR number of perfons belonging to each army, who
Sucked to both banks of the river to view this (eerie, rendered it
the more interefting, av the fpedators were brave men, who came
from the extremities of the world."