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London, England, 1802-06-08 00:00:00

TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,

Purfnist to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in
a Caufc'" Smith v. Coilsoun," before John Spranger, El+
one of the Meets of the raid Court, on Wednefdsy the yth,
and Thurfday the loth day' &lime ha between the hours
of Eleven and Tsvelvt of the Clock, is the forenoon of caeli
diy, at the Great Htner at Buxton, in t ix County of Derby,
in twenti.foir Lot% (thellift twelve Lots on Wednefday
the sith, and the remaining Lots on Thurfday the soth of
June init.)
THE. Manor or Lordfhipa of TIIIESWELL
' and HIGHLOW, with the fevers! Mauna and Farnss,
Lands, Tenements, and Real EP.stea, late of John Archer, Eft!.
fiMate-in die feveral Parilhes, Towniliipa, and Places of Tidef.
wed, Highiow, Nether Shatton,Hatherfed4e, Hop; Callicton,
Thornhill, Eyant, Calver, Chapel in the Frith.Little Hucklow,
May; Litton, Wardlow, Gothericlze, Oarton, HAflcrord,
Banifords, liolme, and liakewtil, in the County of Derby.
Particulars whe:cof may be had (gratis).at the fald Mafter'.
ChiMliers. iu Southampton-huillaior, Chancery-cane, and of
Meets. Graham, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, London.

St/ONALL:HALL ESTATE, STAFFORDSHIRE,
'FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY,

ALL that truly valuable, and very defirable
EREEHOLD ESTATE., negated on a pkafing eminence
contizuotts to the "Mail ;Gad from London to Chelier, Iso
mils frobt the Cornier, and 37 freitn the latter, two from Ec-
cie4vaU, eigist from Stone, nine Fran Stafford, and twelve from
Neweafile, Last delightful pgt of the county of Stafford, called
Su cikki.tHat.i. eompridng an excellent and remarkably firm.
built Modern Stone Mtuttien,i.ienfingly elevated, and completely
finalised, Imitable attached and detached Offices, contpleat Fawns,
I Building*, and Yard, walled tparden, Hot.houfe, and Green.
bottles, Teniple, Baths, Fib-ponds, and Stoves, plentifully fup-
plied with Water, extenlive and' varied Pleafure-grounus
Plantations, Shrubberies, and Walks, laid out with tide and
I Judgment, rich lawns of Land, declining from and in view'
of the Honk, fub-divided by Sunk Fences, anil ornamtuted
with Woods, Plantations of Forelt Trees, in a flourilbing nate,
and full-grown Timber, the' whole within a Ring-:ence, and
containing upwards of 200 ACM/ of Land in excellent order,
and of the Sri finality ; the Prefnifes command extenfre. and '
pisfturefque View.. over a rick Country, and adjoin e large and.;
beautiful piece of Water, of nearly tea Acres, in Vim, from •
various parts of the Houle and Grounds ; the Neighbourhood I
rilpeduble ' • the Country abounding with Game, and afford.
rig all kind of Field-hat' ; the Roads dine, and near excellent
Markets.

'llc Panner at the 11211 will chew the Premifes; and Cround'
Plan and Elzration of the Mantlo,l may be Peen at Mt. Cwt-
well's, Printer, Bach; alfo at Mr. eltriftte4,
don iiid with the owner, Mr. John Thomas, Livapool; to•
who,N apply for furtiaoi Pazjiatulas,

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[PRICE SIX-PENCIL
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MOST 36IGIBLIR PART OF DOVER.
TO BB SOl.O-IMr AUCTION-41y Mr. CHRISTIE,
At hit Great Koons, in Pall-Mall, on Tl.urfday, Jane
at One o'clock,
ASPACIOLISsIegiott FREEHOLD HOUSE.
with double Coatb-boufr, four Stall Stable, isAl numer-
ous attached and detached Offices of every' dacription, fuited
to a laige Fairer, rpaaitita &c. Row ie die eccopation
of David P. Watts, hfit rewant at Wen, de6rubiy fitoate in
St- Jainos%-ftreet, Dover, Kent, with an oninvrruptetr'Sea
View tithe CwR of France.

The Premifes are built in an uncommonly fubitantial man-
ner, and furnlthad with mac at a great tapence, uow in
very complete Repair.
htsy be viewed with leave alba Tenants, and printed Par-
ticulars may be had TOP Days preceding the Sale.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. 5Q.1.1188.
.1t Garraway's Coffee houfe, 'Change-alley, Conshill, Oa
Tuefday the isth day of June, eScs, at One Aiwa,
ti'HE RECTORY of CHIOWELL, in' the
J• County of ESSEX, held by three good hires, under tha
Prebendary of St. Pancras; confining of a Farm•houfe and
other fuitable Buildings; with 53 Acres of excellent Glebe
Land adjoining the Town ; and all the Thlun of Corn and
Hey, (except a (null proportion, which pays a madam), amount.
ing, according to a resent Purvey, to 973 Acres of Arabic Land,
and legit Aces of lVfeadowLand (more or Ids), exclave of
about 150 acres of Paiture grazed
Mfg the Perpetual Advantage of the Land Tau of 141.
year; formerly *Mired on the fatuc, which has been Wanted
by the Leffee.
Chigwell is flawed in a pleafant part of the County of Etta,
only eleven miles from London, and many parts of the Glebe
Land ;Ire wellfituated for building upon.
Defcrintive particulars may be had of Mr. Squibb, Saville,
row ; and of Melba. Kart, Claridge, and Pearce, Critiee-cotter,
Whitehall.

WELL-BUILT HOUSES, NEAR VAUXHALL.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—BY Mr. RAINE,
Thurfday the I 7th of June, at the Royal Oak, at Vauxhall,
at five o'clock in the afternoon, in fcven Lots,
A LEASEHOLD HOUSE, built by the Pro.
prietor for his own refidence,jult beyond Vauxhall Turn-
pike • with ao uninterrupted view in front to South Lambeth'
Chapel ; whh Carriage Gateway to a Yard, in which is a lofty
Carpenter's Storehoufe, and Work fhop over; and adjoining is
a (mailer Houk in Belmont-row, held by Mr. Newfain.
Alfo five other Leafehold Honks, Nos. 4, 5.6, 7, and R, in
Devonthire Place, Kennington lane, oppofite to Vauxhall Gar—
dens, with Yards behind, and molt pleafing openings before
each front, well fupplied with fine water, and exceedingly cll•
:able for frnall Families, or as a Nurfery for Children.
The whole held tor longterms, at (mall Ground Rents. •
Mr. Richard Cuff, Carpenter, in the writ-mentioned Houle,
will thew the feveral Premifes; of whom printed Particulars
ray be had ; alfo at the place of fale ; Rainbow, Cornball ;
and of Mr. Rainc, in Charlotte-Rivet, Bloomfbi.ry.

intAY NEAR MAIDENHEAD,
With Paffeflian at Michaelmas neat.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr.RAIME,
On Friday the 25th of June, at the Rainbow Coffee-houfe,
Cornhill, London, at Twelvc o'clock; in Four Lots,
THE Great Tythes of nearly the whole Pari(h
.1. of Bray, between Windfor and Maidenhead, arifing from
a very valuable track of Corn Land is the first Cultivation,
principally in an open field Rate, with every profped of fif
c ditinuing, interfceted in every direction by fine Roads, dote
to the above two capital Market Towns, and on the Banks of
the River Thames.

The above Property La Three out of Four Diedlona of MR*
Ins in the Part& of Bray, held by Leafs under the Blthop of
Utford, for Three good Lives, now aged 35, 37, and 38, at
Mull refereed Rents renewable, together exteibling over Fiva
Thoufand and Sixty Acres of Land.
Alfo a Piece of Freehold Ground, on which Rands a large
and good Barn conveniently unlaced for collating the Tithes,
which are at this time taken in Kind.

Mr. Zachariatt Duult (relident at Werktield,) the prefect
Tenat on Leafe, which expires at Michaelmas next, will &iv*
any farther information, and of whom printed Particulars mar
.be bad ; alfo of the Printers of the Reading, Oxford, and Cans.
bridge Papers; Cagle Inn, Winefor; King's Anns, Maiden.
head Bridge; Alexander Murray, Erg. Symond's Inn, Chancery.
14115 ' Rainbow, Cornbill; and of Mr. Raffle, and Surveyor.
Charlotte-ltreet, Bloomfbury, where, and at Mr. Murray's,
Plan of the Tithing may be leen.

MANORS AND ESTATE, NEAR WOOBURN,
With Paean' of the greater part at Michaelmas neat.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RA!NE,
At the Rainbow Coffee-houfe, in Cornbili, I.ondon, on Tue.g.
day, the aith of June, at Twelve o'clock, in Seven. Lots,
'fRULY eligible and compaa FREEHOLD
A. ESTATE, capable of the great& improvement; in part
bounded an the FAA fide by the 'ruropiee-road between Woo•
burn and Newport-Paged, (dlitant only Two Miles from the
former, Si: from the Utter, Forty-four from London, and
Fear front the Jundion Canal), fituated in the Pariates of
Wavendon and Bow, Brielhill, in the County of Buckingham,
and .Afpley Gide, in Bedfordfinre, and contains, in the whole,
upwards of Four Hundred and Seventy Acres of Arable,
MeAdow, and Wood Land; together with the Manors of
WAVENDON and PASLOWES.
This Efiate is very:eligible to any Gentleman in want of a
fituatioa fur a Refidence, as a part of the Grounds is greatly
elevated, extremely dry, and ornamented with Firs and other
thrifty Fore& and 'limber Trees (with Riles made through
the feveral Woods), commanding exteulive and rich Views of
the adjacent Country, the Grounds of Wwburn Abbey, &c. &e.
Mr. Cowley, at Broughton, near Newport, will give any
further information, and of whom, on the rt. of June, printed
Particulars maybe had ; silo of John limint.rton, on the Pre.
Wray appoint the Church, at Waveudon; of Mr. Higgins, at
ktogity Lud, the Printer of the Northampton Paper, of
!CHartes•Ware, Erg. No. r r„ Holborn-court, Gray's Inn ; at the
Rainbow; and of &f r. ftaine,Land Surveyor, Charlotte-fir Jet,
Bloondbiay, London, where a Plan may be ken.

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.15EAUTIFUL ci)D34TRY gESIPENCE, near BRISTOL.
TO BE SOLD BY, AUCTION, op the Premifcs,
• • - Dy./OHN. PARDUS;
On Thu&lay. the loth day tsf Jane neat, between the Hour,
of One and Two In the Afternoon—ln One Lot,
ALI, that truly. Delirablo and Improvable
FREEHOLD ESTAtl'E,lituatwat Stoke Whop about
of Miles from Brillol, In the Pariih of Weftbury, and County
1 of Canceller, and Lte the reielencc of PAM 114 It f Okr), de.
ceded, but now the property of Euwaan WLca, Erg.
H,C.,u'oftes.filwtiintlg ofuanuleecx.uaceeethlig goo, daußdrf
sietkal-,liruongticd
for Dwelling.
iohourti;
B:rns, Cow-houfes, Sheds, and other attached and detached
i Offices ; large walled-in pleafur.:, lruic, and kitchen-gardens;
s3dOrcharding, covered with Fruit-trees of every Ocleriptioaa
and now in Lull heating; together with 64 Acres of Arable,
Meadowi and P.,fture Land : and about Three Acriv of Corp.
1 pke. Wood; Aei Acres of winch arc let to Mr. Jacob Sturm
for the Term of Twelve Years, Ten of which ate unexpired i
and so Acres to Mr. Miles, as •l-,:,ant at will ; the relt Ufa
; band. The ek bole is within a Ring Fence, is. well Timbered •
• and Tithe-free. It is 1110(1 edit: WWI, EtUJIM. cononandine
I piattrefque prolpeas of the River and of Maize Cattle. Cook,
"Folly, and aii the. be.ituilut fi.rt oundiug country; which added
eis its proximity to Briitol, and the number of Gentlerneoll
Sets in the n,ighbou,..oud, mull render it truly &Arable to
eery one willtWg t,, • iitchafe a beautiful country liclideuce.
The Estate ni: 7 be ..i.:w:d by Application on the Primates
.and further Par 'cuk..r.; known by application to Edward Webb,
klgees...tiot.sy, .11......-vue, (=traaj or to tie &Wm, at Na.j.
Caftle--titeh, htittal.

NOKTHAAP
To ROBERT CARY EI.WEi Lin. Sheriff of the
County of NorCharopton,

!11.
the und:rfigned, reque:l that you will be
to COOTAnr a General Merting of this County,
oa as early A Day a; coosee-lem, for -he purpore of farming a
Congranthtory Addrris to his ivlajc!ly on the happy
or Kam.
:1/4.ortharnmcn, Jure 4, ass.
To isaase, • CHAS. NtWICAV,
Intim Ertrals Dottere, G. Rout:46ore,
TA:I,S CLC I L MAW/SILL, R. W. BLCNCGWE,
Roar. Astnaew, Tuos. R. TitiSkSITOSt,
W. S.v.isemt, Jos. JLtYLL RT
R. de rA'ELL E'ofxr, CHR. HUNTLR,
t tar, Fox, G. WATIEIN,
LIP SD. BAYLEY, D. D. THOS. BOTCH Cl.
concrq.:ence of the above Requifition I appoint a General
-'u or the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders, and
Niahitatits Comty of Northolipton, to he holds at the
Col tyHill, i.i Nnithamp:on, on Monday, the el.venth day
of June, intl. at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon.
kOB. CAREY ELWES, Sheriff.
Silting, June. 7, 1802•

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