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OK AY, AUGUST 1812:

SALES 1Y AUCTION.

At the Custom •House, Dover, on Thursday,tbe 13th of August,
1812, at One o'Clock, in the Afternoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
About 1250 Gallons of the Spiral of Brandy
250 Ditto of Geneva,
Of le4al strength for Dealers.
170 Gallons of Geneva, not of legal strength for Dealers.
7 Ditto Red Port Wine
20 Demy Pieces of Cambric-73 Yams Thread Lace
2 East India Shawls-12 Kid Aim
9 Tortoise-shell Ornamented Combs
An East India Card Box, with FM and Counters,
The Sloop Iwo Sisters, of 30 Tuns, with her Mated:lk
For Exportation,
4068 Packs Playing Cards, without the Aces of Spades
Which Goods may be iuspec•ed in the Day i.revious, and on the
Morning of the Day of Sale.
Deposit of Twenty•five per Cent. will be required.

To be PUBLICLY SOLD to the highest Bidder, at the Custom-
hou4e, Newcastle, on Friday next, at Eleven o'Clock in tht
forenoon,
THE
.UNPEIVMENTI9NED GOODS,
44, ~... A.,, VIZ.
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About 90 galls. Foreign Geneva 104,1b5. Black Tes
23 Ditto Foreign Brandy Sibs. Green Tea
74 Ditto Foreign Ruru 1151hs. Feathers for Ws
4 Bottles of Portugal Witte lcwt. 141bs. Salt
1 Battle of Noyau 1 Filtering Stone
74.b.4. Raisins 1 Cart
1501bs. Refined Sugar inloavei 72 Dressed Handspikes
94Ibs. Raw Coffee ' 25 Foreign Sails
aind a quantity of Tobacco Ashes.
The Goods may be seen, on applicatten being made at the Cus-
tom-house., Newcastle. The Spirits, Which can envy be sold to
Private Famlies, will be put up in small Lot;., for their accom-
modatioii.--Custom-lionse, Newcastle, July :.40, 1812.

Vs'ORCESTERS Hitt E.
BIRLINGHAM and DEFFOR 1,1, near Pershore, in the Vale of
EVESHAM —Desirable Freeho'd and Tithe-free Estate, Fa-
luny Ret..i.t. nee, compact Farm-ho ~se Offices, &c. Two Hun-
dred and Eighteen Acres of rich Meadow, Orchard, and Arable
Land, bounded by the River Aver,' Common Rights in Def-
ford, and right of Fishery in the river Avon —By Mr.ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on Thursday, August 13, at 1 we/ve, in Lots,
7HE Valuable FREEHOLD and 'lithe-free
• ES PA FE, situate in Birlingham and Defford, near Per-
shore, in the county of Worcester; comprising lIIRLINGHAM
COUR I' HOUSE, late the residence of Major General Amherst,
with Offices of all descriptions, situate un an eminence, on the
Banks of the-River Avon, commanding extensive prospects over
the variega, ed and luxuriant Valley through which that river
takes its course. and in which it enjoys a Right of Fishery, with
nearly Twer.t% -three {Vacs of remarkably fine Meadow Land; a
Farm Re Cdoice, situate in the Village of Birlingham, with suit-
able Out-buildings, Lawn, Garden, and Orchard; also, sucdry
os Enclures of rich Meadow, Arable and Orchard Land, situate in
hirlingham and Defford, containing One Hundted and Ninety-five
Acres, with Cottages, Gardens, Etc. several parts of It which are
very eligible for erecting Villas, commanding extensive and beau-
tiful views of the surrounding country. This property is highly
distinguished for the superior quality of the soil, excellency of
roads, contiguity to good markets, and the facility of water car-
riage; within two miles of Pershore, adjoining the Turnpike-road
front thence to Tewkesbury and Cheltenhabi; three excellent
Pews in Birlingham Church; a coach passes every day Pershore
to Cnelte•iham. The Estate is distant from London 104
miles, Worcester 10, Gloucester and Cheltenham le, in a fire
spurting part of the country, abounding with game, and several
packs of hounds in the neighbourhood.
l'o be viewed by applying on the Premise'', where Particulars
may be had; of Mears. Bedford and Maker, SoMeltbric Per-
shore; Hop Pole, Worcerer ; Ruff's library, Chehenham ;
Crown Inn, Evesham; King's Head, Gloucester; Swan.'Tewkes-
bury ; White Lion, Bath ; Bush, Bristol; of Mr. Bedford, Soli-
citor, Birmingham; of Mr. Hogg, Great Russell-street, Blooms-
bury; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robies, Wai wick-street, GUl-
den-! quere, where a Plan of the Estate may be sten, and on the
Premises.

• WORMSHILL, KEN L.
Compact FRF,EHOLD ESTATE, Farm House, Earn, Garden,
and Out-buildings, and upwards of Thin y-three Acres nf Mea-
dow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood land, near Maidstone, Ho-
rietshiem, Lenharn, and Sittingboutne.—B7 Mr. ROBIN.i,
At Garraway's, on Thursday, August 27, at 12, in On.: Lot,
A VERY desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
2. -1- comprising a very compact Farm, situate in the Parish of
and contiguous to the Villige of Wormshill, near Harrintsheim
and Maidstone, commanding one of the finest views in the
county of Kent; consisting of ,a good Farm-douse, Barn, Stable,
and Out-buildings, excellent Garden, well supplied with water,
and sundry Enclosures of rich Meadow, Pasture,Arab!e, and beau-
tiful Wond Land, containing upwards of SS Acres, io possession
of and on lease to Mr. John Eccles, a respectable tenant.
To be viewed by applying to the Tenant, of whom Particulars
may be had; at the King's Heads, Sutton Valence, and Staple-
burst ; Saracen's Head, Ashford ;• Swan, Charing ; Dog and Bear,
Lenham ; Star, Maidstone; rountain, Canterbury; Craitris, Ro-
chester ; Rose, Sittingbourne ; Granby 's Heald, Dartforl ; at
Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins,Warwick-street, Gulden-square,
where a Plan of the Estate may be seen.

COCK FARM, DF.PLING, KENT, within Ares Miles of
Maidstone, and *a of Chatham —Desirable Freehold Estate,
Excellent Farm House, and Out-buildings, and upwards of
Forty-six Acres of Meadow, Arable, Pasture, and Wood-land.
By Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway's, on 'I hursday, August 27ft,
at 12, in one Lot;
AVERY Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
call* d COCK FARM, delightfully situate within three
miles of Maidstone, and six of Chatham, In the county of Kent,
a very eligible situation for erecting a Villa, commanding bow
tiful views of the surrounding country, and the River Medway;
comprising a very excellent Farm-house and Outbuildings, and
sundry Encloinres of Meadow, Arable, Pasture, and WoodoLind,
containing upwards of 46 Acrest all lying compact, to the 'occu-
pation of Mr. Samuel Kitney, tenant at will.
To be viewed by applying to the tenant, of whom Particulars
may be had ; at the King's Heads, Sutton Valence, and Staple-
herst ; Saracen's Head, Ashford; Swan, Charing; Dog and Bear,
Lenham ; Star, Maidstone; Fotintahr, Canterbury ; Crowtr, Ro-
chester; Rose, Sittingbonrne ; Granby Head, Dartford; at Gar-
, raway'e, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-squara
where piss of the Estate may be seen.

PUCE' 111XPENCE.41AUPENNY. 1
SALES AV AUCTION.,

KENT.—WOODSDEN and HOI;h4IVEI.DI, between HEAD:
CO RNE and EOURTON.—Eligibleflt EE HOLD Es.r A rEs,
Funk House, Barns, excellent Ont-buildines, and Fifty-aid
Acres of rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land.
81. Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on Thursday, Actor. 27, at Tw Ive, in torsi logiqi
'THE very Eligible FREEHOLD ES EATEN'
situate nearto liesdeorne; in a very hes 'tont and fertik
part of the County of Kent, between Maid tone, Ashford, and
Faversham. •
. Lot I. Comprises Wendiden Farm, situate in the Parish Oil
Broughton Malberse; within three mks of Hesicor.le, un tie
road to Drafty-green and Lenhani•, cons sting of a conenadinsi
Farm House, extensive Gardens, Barn, Stable, and all necessset
Otit-baiklings, well supeled with water, and sundry Ir.closisted
of excellent Max :ow, Pamir?, Arable, and Weed Land, 10:4
compact, and adjoining the lands of Sir Horace Mann, in tho
occupation of, and on Lease to, Ms. E. Frytit respectable thiane.
Lot 2. A compact Estate, consisting of thr:e ciao-urea of rick
Meadow and Arable Land, containing upwards ofE glum) Acres
within a quarter of a mile of Woodsden, In tit.. occvaii ,it ars
and on Lease to Mr.lohn Hiil, hounded on the South side bytho
road from Southerden to Egeron, and or the North by a tisk
stream of water, and with the foregoing Lot might be con.
Wenissotly orcoded as one Farm.
To be v,ewed by applying to the Tenant's-4i whom Parties-
li,s may bi had.

VALE OF GLAMuItUAN.
In the month of August neat (unless rrevicusly diNvt4e I of by
Crivate Contract, of which due Notice will be given),
(EVEItAL Capital ESTATES., in the P..rishes
of West I.lantwitt,Ewenny,Lluigan, cat viostone, Penarth;
Liandough, Lavecutick, St. Andrews, Mirthir Dovan,
Llantris:ert, and Idandaff; also se►eral Homes iu the town of
Caitiff; containing in the whole 'hoot 1466 Acres ; togeti.ei
with the Minors ut West Llantivitt, Connown, and Penarth.—.
Particulars will soon be publishsd.- &day to Messrs. Webb,
Webb ,and Atwood, Salisbury.

FREEHOLD Etli FATES, IN OLAMORGANSHIRE AND
MONMOUTHSHIRE.
By Mr. PE I'ER LAUDER,
At the Angel Inn, in Cardiff, on Tmsday, August 25, 11112,
sad following Day, in case the same is not completed on this
25th, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, in Forty-one Lots,
QUNDRY Desirable 'FARMS and Detached
LANDS, situated in the iParishes of St. Andrew's, Wee. -
roe, Roach, Llanedern, and Romney, in the County of gig.
morgani and In the Parishes of St. Melions, Romney, Michael-
stony, Vedw, and Marshfield, and in the Town of Newpbli, Ii
the County of Monmouth; containing about 830 Acres In a fer-
tile Country, and let t 6 respectable Tenants, at low Rents, the
whole being capable of great improvement, and so situated u to
afford good situations for Building on ; commanding fine Views
of die Bristol Channel and the surrounding country; brill within
slx mites of the Sea-port nitwits of Cardiff and Nt.wpoie, and in
tke direct Road from Barest to Swansea. slid Miiford-Haven.
The Lots may be viewed by leave of the Tenarls.
Printed Particulars and Conditions of Sale nuty'had on pay.
meat of Is. each, (which will be retbroed to purenasers) at the
aboiv Inn; also of Mr. Mles of Abtrthitt, near Cowbridge;
with whom there is a Map of the Estate; Mr. David Davies of
Crickhowel, in Brecknockshire, Lind Surveyor; Messrs. Cam
and Keneit, Solicitors, OfJAn•streer, Bedford row, Loudon • of
n Mess..lA-ootl.SoUsiton; and to` the Aectioneer. Car.ll4.

NE WO i.:11) AMMO(' Nay
By Mr; FAKEBROTHIER,
At Garraway's Coffte-hou4 ThangesAlley. London', as Piga*
August 141 at Twelve oClock, in Two Lots,
'THE very itnprntant,. extensive, and %Qua&
EREENDLD .F.STATI. iicatains of the Manor or Lod, „,
ship of J4ewstestl, in the County of Notttrqbani, kind the ancient
Mata!on, exile! Newstead Abbey, and $2OO Acres, mare 9r leas,
ot Arable, Meadow, Pasture, Wood Land, mid Lakes, divided
into sundry eligible Farms, and extensive Stone Quarries as.d
lAmeltilna, comprising the entire Lotdship, the what extras
parochial rid tytbe-free, (except about Acres, to Meat.
joining Polish of [Araby') and the poor sod mine rates very
trifling, the *bole (except the Mansion, Cestle„ Gar.;ens, Woods,
and Lakes, which are in hind), let at present ir old and very
low rents, (hig'.ly improvable) to tenants, who are under notice
to quit, so that an early possession of the whole Estate may be
insured to a porchatier.
here are several powerful streams of water, with sufficient
for mill work, for Manufactories of the first iosenitude.
The Estate is attired On the great North Road, between Nub)
tingham and Man,ftild, ten miles from the former, and three
front the latter, and 130 from Lotidon.
The Manor is well 'Mocked with Game of ill sorts, a-d the
Lakes with Fish and with Wild Fowl in the season, and forms
domain rarely to be purchased.
Lot 1 Will consist of the Manor, the Abbey, and the while et
the Farms, Woods, and Lakes, Stone Quarries and Limekiln,
encensposed by the park, paling, on the west side 'of the great
North Koad, and containtg 25b1 Acres. more or lets.
leas will consist of the Hut 'Public-house and the Firms, and
the inclosed Land on Sherwood, eel the east side of the p.t.rk
piing, and mutate rag 608 Acres, more or lass.
I Ihe property nisy be viewed, on applyiog to Mr. Owen
dealey, at the Hut Public-house on the Bare; of who
printed Particulars may be had; and also at John Hanson, Esq.
ilo. 6, Chantery-I ins ; at the Place of Sale; at the Blackmon?,
Head, and White Lion Inns, Nottingham; the Swan t to, Maas-
kid; Bear Inn, Loughborough ; anti Three Crowns, LAcester.
Particulars olio at Mr. Farebrother's Office, No. V, Baskets
buildings, Strand.


FREER I.D AND COPYHOLD ES FATES.
GILD ESTABLISHED PUBLIC HOUSES, CHEERFUL
RESIDENCES, RURAL COTTAGES and GARDENS,
and some Valuable Land at Putney, W imbledon, Wandsworth,
Garr: tt, Barnes, Mitcham, Surrey ; Fulham. Huefteld. Staines,
Middlesex ; and Bledlow Ridge, Bucks —By Mr. WOOD,
At the Auction Mar Thursday, Sept. 10, at Twelve in 27 Los,
t,DESIRABLE FREEHOLD sad COPYHOLD'
A., PROPERTY. The Freehold part consists of a moves
meat Fatally Residence' Garden, Stable, and other requisites,
situated en the south elle of Wimbledon Common,
homy is i Seminary for Young Ladies. Eighteen ehoedg
ant rural Cottages on the South side of Wimbledon CC
=
vilth Ourilemt,Sce. The Rose and Crown, an old esta
Pelgiaboose,in full trade,with Stabling, spacious Yard and Shiude
GrOundsousi tw• Cottages adjoining, advantageously situates/ 1s •
Wandaysurth. The Fox and Hounds, with Garden, kc. Taw
Queen's Head and the Duke's Head old established Pidgins
trouser, four convenient Dwelling-hours and Strops, • Piece al
Ground, andjlections, near the Bridge, and adjoining the River
at Putney. Ten small Cottages at Mitcham. A Tanement and
three Closst.of Meadow Land ( ithe-fre ) containing about •al
Acres, at Harefield, and a piece of Land, who-Lon a Hue fors
tnerly avoid, at Staines.
"Ilse Copyhol I part of the Lute &nights of a House, Garden,
Works'iop, and other Buildivgs, plessatrly situate at Lames;
two convenient Houses in Windsorostr;er, overlooking t• e River;
Brewhoose tsar, Putaey. The Red Lion,