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London, England, 1812-07-15 00:00:00

NEWS rEAD ABBEY' NOT rINOHAIVL

At Carraway's Coffeehouse, ' .Thange.Alley, London, on Friday,
Ahsga,t 14, at,Twelve o'Clock, tu Two Lots,
jHE vet), inaportuht, extensive, and valuable
FREEHOLD ESTATE, comisting of the Manor or Lord-
ship if Newstead, in the County of Nottingham, and the ancient
Mansion, sailed 'Newatead Abbey, end 3200 Acres, more or less,
of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, Wood Land, ar d lakes div'ded
icto sundry eligible Farms, and extensive Stone Quarries and
Limekiln', comprising the entire -Lordsidp, the whole extra-
parochlad and tythe-free. +accept about Acres, in Owed
`joining Parish of Limby,) awl Vie root and whey fates ver
trifling, the wbole (except :be Mansio:l,Castle, Gardens, Woods,
a;.d Lakes, which are in hand), let at' present at old and very
low rent-, (h:81-.1y improvable) to tenants, who are under notice
to quit, te.) that an early possession of the o bele Estate may be
insured to a purchaser. •
'i here are several powerful streams of water, with sufficient
fall. for mill work, tnr hilanuticrories of the first magnitude.
The Estate it situated on r* e great Northitoad, between Not-
insham and Mansfli id, 1,.r nuks from the former, and three
from the latter, and 1304rons London.
The Maros is well stocked with Game of all torts, and the
Lakes with rash and•with Wild Fowl in the season, and forms a
domain rarsly tete purchased.
Lot .1 will conilst' Manor, the Abbey, and the whole of
the ?:tit!, Woods, and Lakes, Stone .Qearri.?* and Limehildr,
eatontpar,ed by the park 'paling, on the
.went side of the great
North Roadoull tontaiaing Amt. more or leas.
lot 2 will tonSlst crthe Hut Public•house and the Farms, and
the inclosed Land on Sr.erwood, the 'east Aide of the park
pal•tig, and tontain'ng 603 Acres, more or less.
The prnl,erty may be viewed, on applying to M.P. Owes
Meal.2y, at the lint Publte-hou‘e on the E,ra•e; of whom
It :iced Partici,' tr.. may he had; and also Of John lian-on, Est
No. 6, Chancery-I •ne ; at the Place of Site; at the-liiackntotiis
1-lead, and White Lion inns, Nottingham; the Swan Inn, *arts.
field; the Lear Inn, Loui,hborough ; and !bellies Chrome inn,
ILeicvster.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE Calii.ACTs
A SPACIOUS FREEHOLD tiWELLING-
HOUSF., at CLAPHAM; In Surnp, hue in the occupation
of As N OLD All MOLD MILLO, Esq. Ir has undergone z thorough
repair, is en rirt ly new papered, painted, and decorated. at a con-
siderable evience, and is fit for the reception of genteel and
numerous. ?amity. It .contains ten best Chambers,,hestdes others
for servants, and hay lame and convenientOfbces. It has a Green-
house, Hot-honse, and Kitchen Garden ; together with a Lawn
and ornamented with rare and curious exotics in peculiar
perfection; containing in the whole more than l'wo Acres.—
This place May be kept up at a moderate expellee' while it affords
every comfort and retirement, and can aecornatodate, from the
size and number of its rooms, a very large family.
Further particulus may be known by enquiring at the house
Itself, sir by referring to Mt Franks, fin: °pp: site the
Plough, Clapham; to Mr. St 1 *ale, bookseller, Piccadilly; Mr.
Acialitl.in, NO. 101, in the Strand; Mr. Grob, No. 1, Paul Ba-
ker's.coert, Doctor's Conuflenei Or Mr. Dewsg..a, Bank Coffee-
house, nearly opposite the I:Mlitietoit.of the Bank, at which save-
tal pied Tleketa may Bait kiting it any day lkinit twelve.
tioseiva (Mick. • _ . L..

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