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H. Petty, Sir F. Lurdett, Mr. Wardle, •Mr. Percevsl, Mr.
Whitbread, Mr. Wilberforce, Mr. Adam, Captain Saudosl,
Mrs. Clarke, and Miss Taylor,
A cRCUMSTANTIAL REPORT-of the
EVI-
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SUFFOLK—MANSION, PARK MANOR and ESTATE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, •
In June next, in Lots, by order of the Trustees,
A VERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
comprising the Maaor of Benhall in Suffolk, a magnificent
modern Mansion House in complete order and repair, with an
extensive range of Offices of every description. Stabling and
Coach Houses, &c: Kitchen and 'Hower Gardens, Hot-house,
Grapery, Creels:house, 'Lawns, Shrubbery Walks, Plantations
and Pleasure Grounds, Deer Park, with several capital Farms
surrounding, containing in the whole about 1400 Acres of excel-
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the Great Tythei of the Parish and the Advowson of the Vicar-
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per annum, late the Residente and propsity of Admit-ill Sir Hyde
Parker, deceased.
This Estate is situate within a few miles of the Sea near Sax-
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most abundantly stocked with Pheasants, Partridges and Hares,
and bounded in a considerable part by the River Aide.
The elegant and modern Household Furniture and other effects
and large stock of Wines and other Liquors, will also be sold on
the Pre.nius in Jul, mat.

Particulars may be had, of, and references made to R. L. /Cp.
pleyardi New-svare, Lincoln's Inns Loudon, where a plan
and, eleyation of the N.gLsion House and a Mat of tie: Lotare
ma: bi seen.

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EASTINDIA ROUSE, dell 21; 1809,
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the MUTED
CO MI'AN7- of MERCHANTS f ENCLANo, tredirjr
be 4 EAST do herd, eve no!ici,
That they will be ready to receive I,oposals in wrlttng, on
or before Wednesday, the 24th of May nett, for" the hire'foia
further number df Voyages; of such SHIM'S of 1200 Toks
then and upwards, as have performed their contracted dumber of
Voyages in the COmpany's Service.
The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender" on the cover, to
be severally sealed up and left with the Secretary ar..tie *foto
twelve o'clock at noon, on the above Day, beyond which Mir
the Court will not receive any Tender. -
WILLIAM RAMSAY, Seintory.
The igrticulars of the Terms and Conditions tinder which flis
Ships will be engaged for the Company's Service; maY'he sten
upon application to Mr. John Morice,'Clerk to the Conindttiss
of Shipping, on or after Friday next the flit instant.

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TO THE PP.OPitIETORS OF EAST IrDIA rrocit
• LADIES A•ND GYNTLESIIN,
A VACANCY having 9ccurred in the PiTecti9n 9f
'Your Affit is, by the resignation of Mr. JouN MANSHIP,
b:g t^ cifer Myself a Cattalciate for tour inlraes on the present
or a ,ion ; and to :mute -you, that should i• be ho fortunate as to
non with your support, my best exertions shalt at all times lie
zalled forth to increase the prosperity and promote the 'utensil*
:tic East India Company.

I have the honour to be, Lac-lies and Gentlemen,
Your o6edicit hiiMble servant,
JOHN lILADEN TAYLOR.
• No. 40, Devonshire Place, April-21, 1809.
Colonel Taylor's Committee will meet on Tuesday the 25th
instant, at 'twelve o'cloc), at the King's lieadl'avertr, in the
Poultry.

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