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London, England, 1809-05-30 00:00:00

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
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A CAPITAL and very valuable Freehold Estate,
2- situatoabouta mile and a half from Southampton, and with•
in•the limits of the Town'and County, late the residence and pro-
perty of General STIESILILT deceased ; comprising the Manor a
PORTSWOOD,
With the Court Fines, Quit Rents, &c. &c.—A Capital mo-
dern-built stuccoed House, with suitable offices of every descrip-
tion, the whole in the most excelleat and perfect repair; eaten.
sire and delightful pleasure grounds and.gardens, green-house,
ice-house, hot and succession houses ; a beautiful Park of highly
diversified grounds ; a fertile and productive Farm in excellent
order, called the Priory of St. Denys, with a complete Farm-
yard, containing apvrards of Six Hundred Acres at Land, part in
hand, part on lease, and a part on lives. Either the whole will
be sold in one Lot, or the Mansion-house with upwards of 220
acres baclosed within the Park paling, will be sold separately, at
the option of the Purchaser. Portswood is eminently, distin-
guished for its peculiar advantages in point of situation, and com-
mands extensive and picturesque views of the isle of Wight,
Southampton Water, the river itchin, and the surrounding rich
and beautiful country, which is highly varied and luturiantly
adorned. The neighbourhood is very respectable, and the roads
extremely good. To be viewed by tickets orly, which with
printed particulars may be had of Messrs. Recknell and Spedding,
No. 32, Lincoln's-Inn Fields, where plans of the. House and
Estate may be seen. Particulars may also be had of Mr. Hooker,
upholsterer, Southampton.

TO BE DISPOSED OF, BY WAY OF TONTINE,
THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS, secturd.by
Mortgage on Wearmouth Bridge and .Ferry-Boat TON,
across the River Wear, near Sunderland, in the County of Dur-
ham, under the following Scheme :
To be divided into five Classes of £6OOO each, to be attended
with Benefit of Survivorship.
The Ist Class to be composed a Persons under the Age of 10
Years.
The 2d Class to be composed of Persons of 10 and under the
Age of 20 Years.
The 3d Class to be composed of Persons of CO and under the
Age of 30 Years.
The 4th Class to be composed of Persons of 30 and under the
Age of 40 Years.
The sth Class to be composed of Persons of 40 Years and up-
wards.
Each Class to consist of 60 Shares of £lOO.
The above sum of £30,000 carries interest at five per Cent. per
Annum, and will be paid to the Subscribers Half-yearly, with the
increased Interest arising from the Death of Nominees, until the
surviving Nominees are reduced by Death to six in each Class,
when the Principal Money or Securities of such reduced Class,
will be transferred to the Survivors, in Skates of £lOOO each;
and in case the Principal Money, or any Part of it, shall be paid
off and discharged before the Nominees in each Class are reduced
by death to six, it shall be divided into five equal shares, and the
share of each Class may, with the consent of a majority of the
then Subscribers in such Class, be divided equally amongst them.
The Interest on the Shares subscribed for to commerce from
12th Novemb• r, 1809, and all subscriptions to be completed and
nomination of Lives made on or before the Ist Jan. PO O.
Subscriptions will be received by Mr. Thomas Crawhall, at his
Office in the Close, Newcastle-upon:ryne, to whom all letters
must be post-paid.
The Subscribers to deposit 101. fer each Share of £lOO at the
time of subscribing, which will be forfeited in case the sum sub-
scribed is not paid up, on or before the Ist Jan. 1810; and the
L Subscribers are requested tqistate, at the time of subscribing, the
' Class in which they intend to subscribe. A Prospectus of the
Plan may be had of Mr. Crawhall ; of Mr. Bainbridge, Solicitor,
Newcastle; and of the principal Booksellers in the counties of
Durham, Northumberland, and Berwick-upon-Tweed, on Satur-
day next, the 20th inst. price 6d.
JOSEPH BAINBRIDGE, Solicitor to the Assignees
of Surtees, Burdon, Brondlieg, and I..mbleton.