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London, England, 1807-01-20 00:00:00

Mill4llll, Jan. 13, 1307.

l'O BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD purluanr to
x- a Decree of the High Court of Chancery made in a Cauca,
MILLItt v. Lowe, before JAMES STAMM, Efq one of the
Matters of the frill Court, at the Public Sale Room of the faid
Court, to Southampton Buildings, Chancery Lane, London, on
Thurfday the aid day of January, tBo7, between the Hours of
One and Two o'Clock in the A fterooon, in one Lot, an undivided
Moiety of a valuable Leafelold Mate, fituate otar the River
Leen, in the Town of Nottingham, confliiing of two Manages
and a piece of Ground, in the refpedine occupations of Thomas
Lowe and Jofeph Draper.
Particulars whereof may be had at the Paid Matter's Chambers
In Southampton Buildings aforefaich of Meffra. Nl•Dougall and
Hunter, nobelium, Lincoln's inn, London (where a plan 6f the
Eftate may be feen); and of agars. Middle:atom and Picrcy, Bw.
tickers, Nottingham.

FREEHOLD ESTATE ON THE BORDERS OF HUNTiNG-
DONSHIRE AND BEDFORDSHIRE.

On Thurfday the 29th day of January, riicry, at the Cack Ino at
Eaton, in the County of Bedford,
A FREEHOLD ESTATE, fituate in the Parifhes
of Great Smaghton, in the County of Huntingdon, an d Eaton
Bacon, in she ()aunty of Bedford, containing about Baty Acrcs of
Vi.rahle ztxl Mtadow Land, in the occupation of Mr. Chas. Banks,
*who will Blew the Premifes.

Po&eflio►► may be bad at Lady Day neat, and further martian.
Tara at the Odium of Maks. Yorke and Sherarg in °midle or
Thr.piton.

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GEORGE BAILLIE and CO'S. BANKRUPTCY, COUNTY

of PERTH, and TOWN of STIR4..ING, in SCOTLAND.
At Garraway's, tie latter end of February next, (note'', prcri-
ouGy of by Private Coruna) by order of the Affigt.ccs
of George Bailie and John Jaffrey,
A FREEHOLD ESTATE belonging to the
Bankrupt JOHN JAFFRAY, Gtuate in the Coucriy of
Perth, la Scotland, and alfo e Freehold Houle belonging to the
raid John Jaffrey, Gteate at Stirling, in Scotland, and which hitate
and Premifes, by a Refolutlon of the Creditors of the Paid George
Baillie and idyl Jaffrey, the Affignees are at liberty to fell for Cots
accepted by t.ce laid Houle of George Baillie and Co. now re-
maining unpaid and proved againft their Effete.
For further particulars, apply to Dennetts and Greaves,
Solidi-
tan to the Affignees.

GEORGE BAILLIE and CO'S, BANKRUPTCY, ST. VIN-
CENT'S abd BERBICE.

At Garraway's, the latter cod of February next (indef. previ-
°oily difpofed of by Private Contradt) by order of the Affigne s
of George Baillie and John 'affray,
THE feveral ESTATES belonging to the Bank-
-1- brupt GEORGE BAILLIE, fituate in the Idand of St.
Vincent, in the Weft Indies, known by the names SION !ELL
ESTATE, CARAPAN ESTATE, and CARRIERE ESTA IT,
and alto a Moiety of another Eftate,fituate in the Colony of der-
bite, in the Weft Indies, ealkd the INVERNESS ESTATE, and
a certain proportion of another Eftatkin the fame Colony, calk,'
the CAN AYE LOT, together with ail the Slaves, Plantati,ri
Stores, and other Live and Dead Stock, in or upon the Paid f.:ver.ll
Eftates, and which F-Ratcs by a Refolution of the Creditors of the
Paid George BaiUie and John pffray, the Affignees arc at liberty
to fell for Bills accepted by the Houle of George Battik and Co.
now remaining unpaid and proved *pita their dilate.
For further particulan, apply to Damen' and Greaves,
Soliei-
ton to the Allignees.

SOUTH WALES.

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CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES In CARDIGANSHIRE.

To he SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
(Subject to the Life of a Lady aged Eighty eight Years and
upwards)
A MOST capital and improvable Freehold Pro.
perty, called the PRIORY ESTATE, fituate in and near
the Sea-port and Market Town of Cardigan, containing upwarda
of 2400 Acres of excellent Freehold Land, with valuable Rights
of Common; and comprifing nearly the whole of the Lands in
the Parifh of Cardigan; and upwards of One Hundred modes
futillit,tially built Dwelling Houle. • with fundry Warchoufea,
Wharfs, Quays, Mils, and other Buildings in the Borough f own
of Cardigan, which is bounded by the navigable River ivy un
the South and Soutk Weft, and by this Property on all other
Parts ; the reit of the Lands lie in the adjoining Parifbes of Llan4-
' goidmore, Verwiek and Tremain.
Tcgatber with the Manors of Cardigan, and the Priory of Car.
digan, with alt Rights, Royalties, Tolls of Fairs and Marken,
Chief Rents, (tilt Rents, ace. &c.
Alto the Great Tithes of the feveral Parishes of Cardigan, Vet.
wick and Trcmain.

The elegant modern built Muffin° Houfe and Offices, called
the Priory, is delightfully lituated dole to but out of the Town of
'Cardigan, commanding beautiful Views of the River Tivy and
furrounding Country, with walled Gardens, Picafure Grounds,
Shrubberies, &c. Offices of every defcription, and forming a molt
compleat Reader= for a gen eel Family.
The Annual value of the Land and Tithes . £i9so
Ditto Ditto of the Houfes, Buildings, &c. ono

2050
A most valuable Contingency accompanies this Property, which
renders it an Objcdt of high Confederation in a political Point of
View.

For Particulars apply to Mr. Hugh Smith, Lincoln's Inn, Lon.
don; or to Mr. Charles Haifa, Surveyor, Ealtwood, near Nar.
berth, Pembrokelhire.—January i,1807.

FOR VENEREAL AND SCORBUTIC COMPLAINTS.
DR. FREEMAN's GUTTA SALUTARIS, is
by far the molt fate and effedual Remedy ever yet difeovew
ed for the Cure of that dangerous Difeafe. Perrone unhappily at.
flidted with Venereal Complaints in all its stages, and under its va-
rious appearances, will find a fecure and prefent relief, by taking
theta molt invaluable Drops : which, for their excellency during 3o
years practice in the molt populous part of London, viz. Hatton-
Garden, have been termed Gutta Santana The fecrecy with
which molt perfons In alined find it needful to conceal theirfuffer-
ings,may be lately employed while ufing there Drops; fince they
render confinement unneeeffary, as well as all undtuous or menu.
rial preparations, or anrfurgical operation whatever.
By appointment of Dr Freeman, they are aid wholefalcand ra-
tan, by R. Butler, No 4, Cheapfide, corner oI Paternofter•row ;
Belem and Gibbs, Portfinouth ; Welton and Roberts, Portfea ;
Roberts, Harding and Jithnfon, Oofport; Wills, Pittman, and Ro-
gers, Plymouth ; Roche, Philpb , Hod nd, Haydon, and GlenwiU,
Dock ; Dixon, Falmouth; Neales and :Mitchell, Dover; Sharp
and Long, Deal; Coleman and Jacob, shimmers; Witheridge,
Chatham ; Warren. and Burgers and Ralph, Margate ; Thornycn,
Yarmouth; Peck, Hull; Wulftenholme, York ; Macclost.ild,
filafgow ; Browning, Paifley ; Baxter and Smith, Edinburgh
Heaton, Leed• ; Wood, Wakefirkl ; Lathbury, Liverpool ; Stains
and Vaughan, Manchelltr ; Williams and 1 rumen, Exeter; Col-
Das, Salilbury : Barry and Sheppard, Briftol; Hazard and Hunt,
Bath ; Stevenfon, Norwich ; Hodfon, Cambridge ; Pollard,
Brighton; Land, Maidllone; Burbage, Nottingham; Drewry,
i Derby ; Wood, and Nott and Lloyd, Birmingham; and nioft Mi.
dittos Vendors, in buedea at as 94. ea*, wisp molls &Wilma.