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MONDAY, AU6

HAMPSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
L fituated near good Market and Pon, Towns, diftant fro-n
London between so and 6o miles—Confuting of an escLlirnt Fa•
roily Refidence, with good gardens and all the ruitable offices, and
about 200 acres of land in hand; and a capital Farm let upon It a 1...-
to an unexceptionable tenant. The Eftate contains all together
about t sego acres of Arable, Water Meadow, Failure, Woo i and
Down Land, air° fandry Cottages, &e. comprehending rearly the
whole Parifh, the rates of which are very low : the whole forms
as complete an Eftate as any In the County, and abounds with
game, trout, &e. and in the neighbourhood of Fox Hounds. Early
Poffeffion would be given of the Houfe and Lands in hand, and a
confiderable part of the purchafe money may remain on mortgage
For further Particulars, apply by letter (poft paid) to Mr. William
Agate, Poft Office, Airesford, Hants.

DEVON.—To be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT or

PUBLIC' AUCTION,
THE MANOR of EAST ASHFORD, &nate in
I- the Parilh of Eaft Aihford, in the North of Devon, confift.
ing of upwards of 34Arres of moll excellent Meadow, Failure and
Arable Grotutd, in feveral Tenements contiguous to each other,
held under Leafes refpedtively determinable on the deaths of two
and three lives fuhjedt to certain referred rents and heriots (except
about 73 Acres, held by yearly Tenants) with the Salmon Filhery,
Royalty, and manorial rights. The fituation of this Manor is
extremely pidurefque. It is three Miles below Barnftaple, upon
the Navigable Rivet Taw, and about five miles from the Sea.—.
The North Devon Stag-hounds and feveral Packs of Harriers are
kept within a few miles of the Eftate, and the neighbourhood is
confidered as one of the molt plcatint and healthy in the Weft of
England
Unlefs previsully difpofed of by Private Contrwlt. this Pilate
will be Sold by tudtion at the Golden Lion Inn, in Barnftaple on
Monday the lath September next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
For viewing the Fltate, apply to Matthew Hodge, the Bailiff,
refiding ou the Manor ; and for purchafe by Private Contra&
apply to Mr B•utton, Solicitor, in Exeter: Mr. Voyfey. of
Broadclitt: or to Meffrs. Graham. Kinderley, and Donwilic,
Lincoln's Inn, London, from all of whom printed particulars may
be had.

DEVON.:--To be SOLD by PRIVATI
PUBLIC AUCTION,
THE MANOR of PISWELL, fituate in the
Parilh of Rentifbearc, in thd County of Devon, confißing of
upwards of sco acres of Arable, Facture and Meadow Ground in
divers tenements and farms, held under !cafes refpedtively deter-
minable on the deaths of one, two, or three lives, fubjed to cer-
tain referved rents and heriots (except as to about 32 acres thereof,
which will he in hand in aboot one year). with the royalty and
manorial rights. This manor is of excellent foil, and particularly
adapted for fheep, lies comp .% is improvable. and near to a lime
rock of the kit quality, and Gtuate within three miles of the mar-
ket town of Cellumpton, upon the turnpike road leading from
thence to Honiton, from which it is diftant about eight miles
Unlefs previoally difpofed of by private contract this Mate will
be fold by audtion at the Golden Lion inn in Honiton.on Mond:),
the 7th September next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
For viewing the Eftate, apply to Mr. Francis Brown, within the
Manor; and for purehafe by private contrail apply to Mr. Brut-
ton, Solicitor in Exeter; Mr. Voyfey of Broadelitt ; or to bleffrs.
Graham, Kinderley and Domville, Lincoln's Inn, London, from
all of whom printed particulars may be had.

CON TRACT or

DEVON.—To be SOLD by PRIVATE CON FRAC or
PUBLIC AUCTION,
THE MANOR of TALE, innate in the Para
of Payhembury, confilting of about Soo acres of very im•
provable Arable, Pafture and Meadow Ground in divers tene-
ments. held under !cafes refpedtively determinable on the deaths of
one, two, or three lires,fubjeaase certain referred rents and he-
riots, except as to about 107 detes thereof, which are nearly in
hand, with the Grift Mill called Tack Mills, and the Royalty
and Manorial Rights. This Manor is fituate at about an equal
dittance (torn the towns of Collumpton and Mahon. and conti-
guous to the road leading from the former town to the watering
place of Sidmouth, from which it is 'littera about ten miles.
Unlcfs previoufly difpofed of by Private Contradt, this Eftate
wilt be Soid by tuition, at the Golden Lion Inn, in Honiton, on
Monday, the 7th of September next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
For viewing the Elate, apply to William Hole of Rayhembury,
and for purchlfe by Private Contrail, apply to Mr. Brutton,
licitor, in Exeter; Mr.Voyfey, of Broadcli ; or to Nleffro. Graham.
Kinderley and Domville, Lincoln's Inc, London, front all of
whom printed particulars may he had
DEVON AND I•XETER.—To be BOLD by PRIVATE
CONTRACT, or PUBLIC AUCTION,
AFARM, called COTTON HEATH, fituate in
the parifh of CRUWVS MORCHARD, 7 miles from Ti•
verton, and 8 from Creditnn, ceilfilling of about so Acres, and
fubjeet to a Lafe determinable on the deaths of three lives.
And ago a menage, malthoui:, c.raage, !table, and geld, con-
filling of about 4 Acres of very rich palture ground, fituate near
Es:-lane, in the city of rxeter, ful jed. to leaks, refpectively de-
terminable on the death of three lives.
Unlcfs previoufly difpofed of by Private Contraet, the above
rremifes will be Sold by AuCtion in Lots, at th Oil London Inn,
in Exeter, on Wednefday, the 26th inftant, at three o'clock in the
afternoon.
For purebafe by Prlvate Contrail, apply to Mr. Brutton, Soli-
citor, in Exeter; Mr. Voyfey, of Broadclift ; or to Melfrs. Gra-
ham, Kindcrley,and Doraville, Lincoln's Inn, London ; from all of
-rated particulars may be had.

whom prh

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SOMERSEToHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
(Stilled to 01 e lilt of the prefent Incumbent, aged 64),
THE ADVOWSON of a VICARAGE in the
County of Sonsirfet, together with the Glebe Lands, and

The Glebe Lano. co.:rifts of upwards of go Acres of excellent
Meadow arid other Land, which, together with the Tithes, is of
the value of cot per annum, and upwards, and is likewife very
improvable; the Vicarage Houle has been recently built, and
I contains every requilite for the accommodation of a genteel family,
with Inhabit offices, coach houfe, (tables, barn, out-houfes, and
farm yard.
1 lie finsatiOn is delightful, commanding extenfive views, which
are extremely bold and pielurtlque ; is about a mile front the
Great Turnpike road running from Bath to Exeter ; about Ex
miles from Bridgwater ; 13 from Taunton, and elzht from Glaf-
tonbury.
For further particalars apply to Mars. Bleafdale, Alexander,
and Holme, Solicitors, New Inn, London

NEWPORT, ISLE OF WIGHT.
On the Pretnifes, on Thurfday, the 27th Inftant, tBO7, at Pleven
o'Cloek in the Forenoon, (if not in the mean time difpofed of
by Private Contract, of which notice will be given),
Together or in feparate LOTS,
THREE Subnantial and Elegant New Einilt
A. DWELLING HOUSES, having fpacions Shops, Drawing
and Bed Rooms, Kitchens, and other requlfite and convenient
Offices, well fopplied with good water.
Thefe handfook Buildings adjoin together, are fronted with
the heft white tile, andiron balconies to the drawing rooms. and
the fituation is the molt eligible in the whole town, being in the
centre of the High-ftreet, and very near the different Markets.—
Any perkn therefore &firma of carrying on bufinefs in this flow,
tithing and increafing town, cannot poffi'vly be accommodated with
a more advantageous and defiratak Situation for trade. immediate
poffeffion may be had.
Alfo, at the fame Time and Place will be offered for Sale, a
commodious Brick and Sad DWELLING HOUSE, with
fpacioui Shops, Rooms and Offices of every defcription. with a
good Garden and Outhoufes, &tate in Upper gt. James's-Street,
Newport, now in the occupation of Mr. J. B. Cramer, the owner,
together with fevers! new built Brick Tenements and ?rewires,
and a large piece of Land for building oa adjoining.
Poe a view of all the Premifes, apply to Mr. J. B. Cramer, and
for other Particulars, and to treat for the purchafe, at the Office
of Mr. Gilbert, Newport ; (if by lour, poll paid.)

ST 10, 1807

HEREFORDSH IR E.
FO BE LET and entered upon immediately, a
-A- fubilantial brick built houfe, contaioing a large hall and three
good rooms on the ground floor, with kitchen and all neceffaty
offices, appropriate lied rooms and attics, good collaring, a large
garden well planted with choice fruit trees, coach-houfe and
(tabling for 8 or to horfes; large yard, dove-cote, dec. ; together
with nine acres of good meadow land, or more if required. The
lituatism comnrands a beautiful view of the furrounding country,
is immediately on the banks of the River Lug, and alto within
view of the navigable River Wye, the road running near the houfe
leading to Rob, Ledbury, Worcefter, or Gloucefter; the mail and
other conveyances conftantly palling ard rcrafEng, and is within
flair miles of the city of Hereford.
Apply (if by letter poft paid) to Mr. Rice Price, Mordiford,
near Hertford.

SURREY.
KNIGHT'S HILL. MANSION HOUSE and LAND, the
Property of the late LORD THURI.O W.
Shortly, at Garraway's Coffee Houfe, 1
'HIS truly. elegant and fplendid MANSION,
with fuitable attached and detached Offices, Farm Yard, and
Out-buildings, replete with every convenience; and upwards of
too Acres of excellent rrodudive Meadow and Pafttire l.and,
forming altogether a molt important Domain fit for tke Raidenee
of a Family of the fitit dlitinetlon.
The fituation of Knight's Hill is retired. amidft the molt in•
terefting rural Scenery, commanding extenfive, richly woo led
and diverfified Profpeds; diftant five Miley only from London,
and one Mile each from Streatham and Dulwich.

Particuhrs are preparing, and will be firmly ready for deliv(ry,
of which due notice will be gives) in this Paper, and alto of the
Di), of Sale, when every necelrary information may be had, and
plans of the Eftate ken, on application to Mr. Townley, Land
Surveyor, Walworth ; and at Mr. James's Office, No. s, New
B]iwell-Conrt, Lincoln's Inn.

TEWKESBURY, GLOUCESTERSHIRE.
To be SOLD, (in Fee) by AUCTION,
By WILLIAM MOORS, I
At the Swan Inn, Tewkdbury, on Wednefday. the nth of
Auguß, 13.4, at Four o'Clock in the Afteruooo, fubjed to filth
Conditions as fhall be then and there produced,
ALL that capital btick-lattilt MESSUAGE or
. 'IENEMEN r, fituate No. ;A High•Rrect, in Tewkef-
bury aforefaid, (formerly two Dwelling Hooks) confiding on the
Ground Floor, of a Shop, it feet by tX, and a Parlour adjoining,
i 6 feet by t 6, both in front; two Kitchens behind the fame, a
convenient Pantry, and a Back Parlour neatly fitted an, 14 feet by
Is, (under which laid Rooms are two excellent Arched Vaults,
one t 6 feet by IS, the other of rather a (mailer file); on the Hell
! Floor, are four roomy Bedchambers with Clore% and a large
Laundry; on the Second Floor, are four good Bedchambers, and
a Store Room ; and on the Attic Floor, are two Rooms, which
may, at a fmall expence, be converted Into Servants' Apartments ;
together with a Back Kitchen, Brewhoufe' and Store Room, ly-
ing behind and detached front the aforefaid Dwelling Houle ; over
which are two good Bedchambers, and two Attic Chambers.
Alio, a capital and convenle: t ARCHED MALT HOUSE,
lying behind the laid Dwelling Houfe, with Flat Kilns, Mem,
and other Appurtenances; two Gardens, wane,' in, one 45 feet by
27,the other 30 feet by IS ; a Stable 3o feet by 21, with a Stair-
cafe and Room over the fame: a Meitin Houk eo feet by t 6,
with a Room over, and a Private Paffage or Communication
front the High•ftreet to the Oldbury Field.
And alto, a LARGE BARN, a: the back part of the laid Pre-
miles, adjoining the raid Oldbury Field.
The above Premifes are all in complete Repair, extend in front
about 34 feet, and in depth about 256 feet. lie in the molt eligible
Situation in the Town, immediately oppofite that capital Inn and
Hotel, the Swan ; were lat" in the occupation of 111 r. itatelbury,
deceafed, and are equally fit and defirable as well fnr the l Om fs
of a Grocer and Tallow Chandler (which is now. and has hem fur
more than 70 fears pact, carried on in au Cltaln ve and refpectable
line,) as for any trade that requires room.
The Fixtures ufed in the trade of a Tallow Chandler. sa well at
thole in the Dwelling Houle and ill-lthoufe, may be taken to by
the Furtherer at a fair Appraikment.—roffeffion may be had at
Michaelmas next.
Application. for further particulars, may he made to Mtirrs.
Trueman and Smith, Solicitors ; or the Aadtionetr. in Tewkt-f-
-bury aforefaid; of either of whom Tickets may be bad for viewing
the Prcmifes.

SOU ni WALES.
FTEEN THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND
TI
2- in the. ouuties c.f Cardigan, CarniFrtiac n, aid Pembroke.,. ill
be offered for Selo, by Private Centrad, at the Black Lion Inn, in
the town of Lampeter, in Cardiganihirt, on Toefday, the 25th of
Auguft next, and four following days ; and not on the tSth of
Auolt and four fallowing days, as mentioned in former Adm.
tifenu.nes.
The principal part of this property is fo (boated, as to admit of
its being divided into Three dittinet and well connected Slimes.
The firft of them to coefa of the Manor or Lordthip of Lam •
peter, with all its Political and other Rights, Royalties, Sza and
molt of the Houfes and Buildings in the Town of Lampeter, and
almolt all the kande in that Para, and feveral adjoining parifhes,
in the fame County, of the anr.ual value of pool. and upwards.—
The beautiful River Tivy runs through this Eftate ; and to any
perfon difpufed to build a Refidence iu Wales, a molt delightful
fit nation for a Manflon velem. Well here, abounding in Wood
and Water, and commanding the molt exteneve profpeCts and
Pp
ja‘rltu or ef
rcitle
Southvi e wWsal, tosv.erinthaevbe;yft
ccliticaltipvapteardt aonfdthmeoc
ftouiluitryzu,naainidt
within a convenient dal:ince of a good Market Town.
N B. Lampeter is a contributory Boraug:i for returning a Mem-
hcr to Parliament for the Town of Cardigan. And all perfons
admitted at the Lord's Court in Lampeter, arc entitled to vote
for the return of 4ich Member. More upon this head appears
unneceitary in this place. but it le.c,y be proper to obferve, that
this Lot may be Wended to aced a year, or upwards, or reduced
to tree!. or acooL at the option of the Purchafer.
The Second Lot, to conlift of fcveral Farms and Lands, in the
Parilh of Pcmbrin, in the faid County of Cardigan, adjoining the
Sea, within !even miles of the Town of Cardigan. called the Pem;
brin and Lamborth Eftate, of the annual value of loon) or there-
abouts, capable of confiderable improvement, at little expence, by
reafrin that coal and lime may be landed on the Shiite from the lea,
I and that lea weed and lea land (favourite manure in thi, country)
are dote at hand.
The Third, to coneft of Come Buildings in the Town of flan-
fawell, in the County of Carmarthen t and lei:eral well co:mated
Farms in that Parifh, and in the adjoining Parithrs of Cape and
Llanycrwys, in the fame County, of the annual value of 8001. or
i thereabouts.
The rett of the Property, melting of Come Buildings, in the
Town of Haverfard Weft, and feveral detached Farms, in different
parts of the three Counties above named, will be fold in feparate
Lots ; as will the three feparate Eftates above mentioned, unlefs
purchafers !hall be found for them, in Three Lots.
The whole of the Lands are now in a rapid ftate of Improve-
ment, from the New Syftem of Agriculture lately introduced into
South Wales ; and may, in a few years, at a very inconederable ex-
pence, be made to produce at leaft double the prefent youly Rents.
This circumftance alone thews how preferable it is to purehafe
Eftates in Wales than in England, where the Lands are already 1:9
much improved, as to afford but little,if any, chance of a further
advance of Rent ; add to this, the Tenants in Wales pay eke Land
Tar and all other outgoings, except the I. andlord's Property-Tax.
Printed Particulars of the whole Eftate may be had, at the
Chambers of Mr. Hugh Smith, Lincoln's Can, (who is authorifed
to treat for the Sale, and receive proporals in the mean time); all.
at the Office of Mr. Thomas Lewis, of Liandile, in. Carat alhen-
fhire ; of Mr. Charles Haffall (Land Surveyor) Eaftwood, near
Narbeth, South Wales; and of Mr. Evan Stephens, of Newtown,
iu Montgorneryfhire.
Mr. Charles Edmunds, of Lampeter. will thew the Peterwell
and Cayo Eftates; Silvana. Howell, Efq of Mores, near the
Peruhrhi and Lamborth Elate, will (hew that Property ; and Mr.
Charles Haffall will (hew fuck parts of the detached property as
are in Pentbrokethi:l, and that part of Carmarthen ire which ad.
joini it.

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