Star.
London, England, 1802-11-03 00:00:00

ANNUITIES.

WANTED to lay out the following Sums, in
the purchafe of Annuities, to be feturcd upon Freehold
Laths, Long Leafrs in MiAl:fex, or Money in the Funds, for
the life of Grantors; viz. Three fertrate rums of um!. each,
1,6001. and 5001.350 L and 2 zol.--Principals or their Solicitors
only will be treated with; who, to prevent unncceffary trouble,
are requefted to fend partieulars'of any propofed Security to
Mr. Carter, No•zo, King-ftreet, M'eftminfter.

TO BE LET,
A COSIFORTABLE FAMILY HOUSE,
with Carden, Ponds, Law Paftures, and a quantity of
Meadow Land, fefneient for the ufe of the Houfe ; mit plea-
Lindy litaate at and near to the rural Village of Frimley, four
miles from Bagotot, in' the County bf &Try, and only 3o from
London, on the high road to Southampton, by Farnham.
For further particulars apply (if by letter poft paid), to Mr.
Birch, at Frimley, near Bagfhot ; or at N 0.6, Chancery-lane,

FREEHOLD ESTATES AND WATER CORN MILL,

NEAR CAMBRIDGE.—By Mr. SMITH.
At the Red Lion Inn, near the Market-Place, Cambridge, on
Saturday, the aoth i it. at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, in
fevera 1 Lou,
SEVERAL very defirable FREEHOLD ES
'FATES, comprif--r--; a quantity of excellent onen field and
enclofed Land in Weftfi.ld, Cadwin, EJlihir, and Brayb-co ,
Fields, adjoining the town of W'illinghcm, within nine miles of
Camb;idge,with a farm-hor fe,orchard, garden, large farm-yard,
barns, ftabling, and oat -b u din gs, it: the occupation of Mr.lngle,
tenant at will. Alfo a very delirable Freehold Eitate, com-
p:ifing yo Acres of rich arahle and meadow land, well timber-
ed, adjoining the 48th mile-/font on the turnpike-road from
London, at Parnps ford, three miles from Cheiterford, (even from
Saffron Walden, and ighr from Cambridge, with a corn-mill,
dwelling-boufe, farm- yard, barn, ftabling, and out-buildings,
in the occupation of Mr. Johlailbrooke,with a powerful ftream
of fine clear water, and fulteient capability for concluding a
fine white paper manufadory, arc.—To be viewed, with leave
of the tenants,-and part ie titan, Isad.ten days preceding the fale,
at the Fcuntain, Huntingdon ; Bell, Bury St. Edmund's; Ram,
Newmarket; Crown, Cheltesicird; Red Lion, Royllon ; Red
Lion, Biesop's Stortford • of MofFradibolstrey and Cope, So
licitorr,Temple ; of Mr.'PedSle, n'talltbr, Croydon ; at the
place of file; sod of Mr. Sntith, DIo. 62, Broad-ftreet, ntar
the Royal Exchange, London. .

To be S 01.1) or LET, and may be entered upon immediately,
ikCAPITAL modern-built STONE-HOUSE,
in complete Repair, •fituate in Abington•ftrect, North-
hampton,late in the occupation of Mr. John Cole, Jun. cotnpri-
fing excellent Vaulted Family Cellars. a fpacious Hall, two large
Parlours, Kitchen, Drawing.Rootn, three Betl-romus, CI stets,
and four Attics, with a Laundry and other requifite Out-offices
attached; and molt capital Wine-Vaults, Bottle-haute, Cooper-
age, Stuble,and Coach-boufe detached; together with a valuable'
Pew in the Parifh Church of St. Giles.

The Premifes were built by .a Wine Merchant for carrying
on that bufinefs, and are particularly defirable for the pnrpofe;
and the Vaults (which are capable of containing Zoo Pipes of-
Wine) having a communication with a different Street from the
I-loufe' may either be let off, or held with it as agreeable to the
Purchsfer or Tenant. _

A Clofe of pasture, containing upwards of two Acres at a
faull diftanee from the Houfe, will be-fold or let with it if re-
quired.—lf Sold inocil. or iaool. may remain on Security of
the Pretnifes.—For particulars enqui, c of Mr. Markham, At-
tonally, in Northampton.