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London, England, 1819-02-15 00:00:00

FREEHOLD PREMISES, at TIVERTON, DEVON.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Phcenix Inn; Tiverton, en WrDNI'4I)AY, the 24th instant,
February, at Twelve o'Clock (unless previously disposed of
by Private Contract),
Lot 1. A VALt ABLE SPINNING MILL, Mill-.
• (;ear, Machinery, Five Billies, &c. with an addi-
tional Stream of Water, and Land adjoining, capable of enlarging
the curet:r!, if required.
• Lot 2. A capital Dweltirg-house, with two Gardens and exten-
slve Warelionses behind; together with Three Cottages adjoining.
Lot 5. A separate Building, with a Kitti, and Boom over for
drying Wool; together with' Two Rooms for assorting Wool;
and also a Washing Bridge and Dying Place.
The whole well adapted for a Carp:t or a Stockiog Marufac-
tory, and well worth the attention of any Manufacturer in the
above line, or that of the Serge Trade.
For viewing the same, apply to Mr. Thomas Quick, on the
premises; and for further particulars apply to Mr. Henry Pow.
niog, Auctioneer, Exeter.
After the above, will be Sold, on the Premises, sundry Jen-
nies, Billies, Furnaces, and a variety of other useful LY:wasi:•,
as will be expressed in a Catalogue.--.February 5, 1819.

FREE PUBLIC AN'D POSTING INN,
Most desirably situated fur Trade, at IXWOItTII, in
• SUFFOLK.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. JOHN DF,CK.
Upon the Premises, on Monday the Bth day of March next, at
Twelve o'clock at noon, (unless sooner disposed of by Private.,
Contract, of which Public Notice will be given,) subject to such
Conditions of Sale as will be then and there produced,
ALL that desirable ESTATE, and Old Established
INN, called the PICKEREL, many years kept by Mr. ,
Jacob Reach, (lately deceased.) situate at Ixworth, on the Nor-
wich-road from Bury Saint Edmunds; containing four Parlours,
Dining-room, twelve Chambers and Attics EitChen, Par.room,
Brew Louse, Cellars, and Offices; loge Yards, wherein Is Stabling
for about 50 Horses; a Barn, Granary, Chaisc-houses, 'Cart-
ledge% and other Buildings ; behind which is a large Garden, 11
a high state of Cultivation; and also an Orchard, well planted,
containing together nearly an Acre and a I lalf, the whole wallet
in, and unconnected with any adjoining Property.
The above-named Inn is now in full Trade, and undeniably
offers confident advantages arising from its local Situation, and
established Cunnectiom.--The Archdeacons' General Court.—
the Land and Assessed Tax Commis:inners' Meetings—the Ma.
gistrates Sittings—and the Coll&etor of Riche, have been regu-
larly held at this Inn.—.lts distance from London 79 miles,
seven f.fury, nine from Botestlatesl6 from Scots Inn, and
38 frost Norwich, upon the most frequented road front that
City to London. A considerahle Posting litesinett is attacho,'
which, froia the respectability of the neighborhood is certab.
•
as is an exten.sive Trade in Wine and Spirits.
Possession will be given at Slichaelmas next.—The
' Copyhold, and will positively be Sold, in consequence
decease of the l'roprietor.
Further Particulars maybe had of Mr. Harahan,
Itworth ; ;t the Gruen Drann, Bishopspte-street,..
Angel, ,Norstdcit ; t% hie horse, Ipswich aid of Um
%Wafter, Post-ofil:e, Mary,

NORTIIAMPTONSIIIIM,
Baween OUNDLE and MARKET 11.11tISOROI'C If.

The MANOR of DIGGIN, with the AL% NSION and
CAPITAL ESTATE, FREEHOLD and TITIIE-FREE.
Nearly ONE THOUSAND THREE IILIYDRED ACRES
of rich E:eding, Crazing, and Wood Land.
• TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,

At Garrawars Coffee-house, Esehange-Alley, Cornbig, I/m-
-an, on THUZSDAT, the 13th of .May, at Twelve o'Clock,

iII'N[ LOT,
THE BIGGIN ESTATE, FREEHOLD and
TITHE-FRRE. The NIANOR of BIGGIN, well
stored with GAME, with the Elegant designed MA NSION,
nearly finished—the Elevation in the Italian Style, with a Oland
Noble Portico to the East Front : with Offices, Gardens, flea-
sure Grounds, surrounded by upwards of
ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY,

EIGMT ORES • •
Of Capital Feeding Pastures, Meadows, small part Arable and
Noble Woods, all stocked with Capital ful: grown Timber, the
principal of fine Oak. The Lands round the Mansion in the Park
Style with Grand Avenues of Lofty Timber Tress.
The Woods and about NINETY ACRES of Land are in
hand, containing together TWO HUNDRED and FORTY-
St X ACRES. The remainder divided into eligible Farms and
Pastures, let to most respectable Tenants at Will —the Rental
and moderate estimated alue upwards of TWO THOUSAND
ONE lIUNDRE.D Poueds per annum and highly improvable.
A most eligible Property for Reticicnce or Investment, In a
cheerful pleasant Country,.excellent neighbourhood, and abound-
ing in Field Sports : within two miles of Oundie„ 14 from Stil-
ton and Stamford, 30 from Nortkampton. and 90 front London.
The mac: from (Rundle to.lll.s.rkut liarborougb passes through
the Estate.
May be viewed any day preceding the Sale, Sendays excep-
ted, by Ticlett• and by applying ece Cltarleallerkeley, Pao. at
the Moslem %Wise, which may he sera ftwn ]seven to Three,
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Ia cer ere may be bud; and o rt Shirad, 1..,41.
and at the Swan and Oar I\dbot Inns, Oundle • Ans(l, Ntvr-
F.o3td ii hefough, itbd Statile; George, Thrnponn, Stanford., ant Nor-
Ire of the tharortou_i ilirair,4lmbareftiglbi I layenelt, Wanstixd; the 116)-
01, mad nila and Marna, Dinningliam ; Gamin," Licbtield ;
Sollettor, Main. Nile/. Mac% and Burley, lincoba's lan4 at
.Loncion; wayg•e Ciffee-komas arkdOr; Anbans, Wanitchltreee,
the Asc. where nuts "Ad FiPvatioils may be seen, and
• II" 'felting bad, anal at the Manioc).