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BECCLES, SUFFOLK.

Any Family wilhing to exchange their place of abode for a gen-
teel Neighbourhood, abounding with every comfort ; or any
Perkin deGrou• of connecting a Commercial Concern with a
Country Refidence, wilt find this every way calculated.
TO BE SOLD,

AFREEHOLD MESSUAGE, containing a
Hall, Breakfaft Parlour, Dining and Drawing Rooms, five
Sleeping Rooms on the Firft Floor, and five on the Attic, double
Coach Houfes and Stables for eight Horfes, with attached and de
tached Offices, accommodated t be the Refidence of a genteel Fa-
mily. The views are catenfive and interefting ; a Gardener's Cot-
tage adjoins; and the Prentifes comprlfe nearly one Acre and a
quarter of rich foil, forrounded by a lofty well planted Wall.
The Forniture, or a part thereof, may be taken at a fair valua
tion.—Beecles is a very handforne town, paved and lighted, the
poor rates moderate, the market well fupplied, and the river navi-
gable. Diftance from Norwich 37 miles, Yarmouth 14 miles,
Loweftoft 9, Bungay 6.
Apply file particulars to Mr. Lincoln, merchant, at Necks ; pr
Mr. Page, archited, King's Road, Bedford Row, London.

To five trouble, the price is tycol. Two thirds may remain
on mortgage

HIS I'ORIC GALLERY of PICTURES, PALL MALL.
TO BE SOLD BY AUC PION-hy FETER COXE,
At Mr. Squibb's Great Rooms, Say Ile Paffage,
On FRIDAY and SATURDAY the agth and Both inftant,
-PHIS Gallery of Pnfhtres contains the Works of
L our molt eminent Britilh Artifts, on SubjeCts peculiarly inte-
refting to many Noble Families connected with the molt early
part of Englith Hiftory, as well as to the commemoration of events
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Affix, the whole of the Drawings made for the Vignettes, See. &c.
belonging to the Hiltory of England. 1 his valuable Collection
cannot but be highly interefting to the admirers of Brits Art;
they colt Mr. Bowyer to.eml. as proved before both Houfes of
Parliament previous to gaffing the Ad for this Lottery.
For particulars inqdtre of Mr. Bowyer, Pall Mall.

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