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• „,, UMBER :oci v. STATE LOTTERY: SALES BY AUCTION. SALT BY AUCTION. SALE BY AUCTION. Stock•broker, 4, Cornhill, has a variety sf ICKETS and SOARES on SALE for the LOT ray wMcii begins Drawing 24th NOVEMBER, containing prR PRIZES of £30,000 ! ! ! &c. &c. &c: business in the Public Funds transacted with fidelity and ,c `ltch, at 2, Cornhill and Lombard-street. THE TORE/DOM ESTATE, ROSS-SHIRE. MR. IZOGGART respectfully acquaints the Public, that the above Estate, advertised for sale at the Mart, on Friday, the 30th October, is disposed of by prifate contract. Broad-etreet, October 22,1518. • • • SUPERI 110USI, .0 lnelPA Wftk ConelOrouse and Stables,. Ornmahouse, (imam and et. Malin Garden, Watatroma-Row, BLaezaantax,, r LEASEHOLD ESTAI . CIitiRCIT-COITET, NOPt- TMCMBERLAN ..?BEE T STEAND. By Mr. ilioo GAHM, At the Mart, on Faussi, November. i 3, at Twelve, 6y otJer of the Esecutors of the late John I:Wry WaclterbUih, PIERCY ARMS PUBLIC HOUSE, in fa ..11. trade, situate in Church-cosyt, opposite Northumberland Mouse, Strand, occupied by Mr. Bohn; a Dwelling House and Sb adjoining, in the occupation of Mr. Thompson, Carverand Gilder; and a DweWitg-house and Premises &diWing, in the occupation of Mr. Stormier , These Estates are held on Lam, under the Ironmongers' °company, which expires in 1839. pa=be viewed on lication to the respective Tenants : and Ws had of Mr .Hjpdtpao, toiiciaor, Basinghall-screet; at the Mart; and of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-wan, iloyid Exchange. Erb's: HOOeitET, At the Iltd..clil natal, irevabilier 4 1 atTlych.e• by direr-j, tion of the Ementors of the late J. P. Larkins, Esq. unless an aeceptatsle Wet be grevioady made by .Private Contract, AVERY Desinsble'LEAEgHOLD RESIDENCE, in excellent repair, sari 76r the imaseditrmeggion oft respectable Iri , ' y In a slide gad select nt oWhovci, and commanding a variety bit inters*** views. Rouse is substantially erected, htteiti'ang-flnishod in a auperiir medher, with every regard to comfort and convenienee„ and contains wesei lv iit. Nine Iled-chambers, an elegant Dri of flee propor tions, opening to the Grosiods; o M well-propor. tloned Eating...wan, Broaden sad 'Aran' or Gen tkotan's-roons, and Desecrator (Aces for domestic . purposes; Vtk a "mime Coach-yard, Corichstonse, arid Sta bling, elesiLt Lawn assi. Pleasure-groand, large productive walled Garden, Green-lrodse, 'end 0 ; fbrraing altogether a most eligible Raidessee, Mlles of London. ;,To be viewed by only, which. with Particulars, may 1 110,bad of Mr. Hoggart, id gachan t i ; Particulars also on the Premises; of . Robinson,, Solicitor, Carey-street, Lincoln's lob-fields; and At the Mart. This day was published, In One Vol. itano. price 7s. in boards, COMIC DRAMAS, In Three Acts. By MISS EDGEWORTH. The Second Edition, corrected. Also, by the same Author 1. Harrington, and Ormond, Tales. The Second Edition, „,.. e eted, in 5 yob. unto. price 21s. in boards. p ar ens,gc. The Third Edition, corrected, In 4 ,ola. unto. Ana Vie. in boards. London : Printed for R. Hunter, successor to Mr. Johnson, N , 7;, Sz. Paul's Church-yard ; and Baldwin, Cradock, and Pgarogerlow, BY THE AUTHOR OF THE GREEKS, PIOEONS, au. AIX-LA-CHAPELLE. This day was published, In One Vol. with Six coloured hewsits, price es. ODERN BEAUX I-- New Editions of MO -13,-E. DERN BELLES FASHION se„ TO-NIGHT. TON, SiaaaY the RAW Author. 'Printed for 1. 1. &mishit, 41, railshiaL - Also, in one vol. with Eight colourist Plates, price 60. Deshabille, a Parody of Pope's Eloise to Abriard. By the late Professor Porson. 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To Goldsmiths, Jewellers, and other Fancy Trades, whets am and Publicity are required, By Mr. HOGGART, At the Mart , on PLUMY, November fi, at Twelve o'Clock, AVERY Eligible LEASEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE, with a double-fronted SHOP, in a first-rate situation for trade, No. 60, on the North and preferable Side of St. Paul's Church-yard, now in the occupation of Mr. Reeve, Silversmith and Jeweller, who is going into another line of Bu siness. The Premises occupy a Plot ot Ground about 46 feet in depth, by a frontage of IA feet, and contain numerous Bed rooms and Sitting-rooms, for the accommodation of a Family; holden on Leak for Thirteen Years, from Christmas, 1818, at a very low Rent. To be viewed on applieadon upon the Premises, where Par ticulars may be had ; Particulars may also be had at the Mart ; and of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. Excellent TOWN RESIDENCE, with COACH-HOUSE and STABLE, in the Vicinity of PORTMAN-SQUARE and the REGENT'S PARK, By Mr. HOGG ART, At the Mart, on FRIDAY November 6, at Twelve, unless pre. viously dispo s ed of by Private Contract, AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, con. dating of a Substantial, Well-built FAMILY RM.' DENCE, situate in a highly respectable neighbourhood, No. It,, Montague-place, Montague-square, in the vicinity of the Re gent's Park. The House is finished in a superior manner, sad contains Six Bed-chambers, with a Dressing-room and Water. closets. a wit of elegant Drawing-rooms, communicating by folding-doors ; a capital Dining-parlour, reakfast-rocm, Gra tleman's-room, commodious Hall, and stone Staircase, and re quisite Domestic Offices, with a Coach-house and Stable in Windham Mews, immediately at the back of the Premises. The Estate is holden on Lease fora long Term, at a Ground-rent. To be viewed, and Particulars had on the Premises ; at Hat chett's Coffee-house, Piccadilly; of Mr. Young, Solicitor, 1, Charlotto.row,Massion-liouse; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Hog- VALUABLE FREEHOLD PUBLIC HOUSES ANb ESTATES, of the late JOHN HENRY WACKER BARTH, Esq. deceased, RATCLIFF-HIGHWAY, EAST SMITHFIELD, QUEEN-STREET, TOWER-HILL, and CLARE MARKET, producing Ground-rents, amount ing to £054 per Annum, the Leases expiring in a few Years. By Mr. HOGGART, • • of At the Mart, on FiLIDAY, November 13, in Lou, by order of the Executors, t T HE following very Valuable PUBLIC-HOUSES and DWELLING HOUSES, via Lot 1. A well-built HOUSE, No. 17 and 18, Queen-street. Tower-hill, comprising the 'Row and Crown Public-house, in full trade, with a Dwelling adjoining, in the occupation of Mr. George Pitman; Groand.rent £46, Is. per Annum. Lot 2. Two brick HOUSES, Nos. 19 and 20, adjoining Lot 1, occupied by Messrs. Warren and Branscomb ; Gruund rent £33. 19.5. Lot 3. The BROWN BEAR PUBLIC-HOUSE, in capital trade, wall-built, and in good repair, No. 117, opposite the Lon don Dock-gates, Upper East Smithfield, In the occupation of Mr. G. F. Sall; Ground,rent £25 per Annum. Lot 4. A Large brick HOUSE, adjoining Not. 114, 115, and 118, on Lease to Mr. Cuff, for a long term, producing a Ground rent of £B4 per Annum, Lot 5. 4 new.built HOUSE contiguous, In the occupation of Mr. Lazarus, Watch maker, in an exalleut situation for trade, producing a Ground - rent oe£Sl. toe. per Annum. Lot 6. A DWELLING HOUSE adjoining, in excellent re pair, occupied by Messrs. Hill and Thompsons, Shipping Butcher{ ; Rent_Ml. 10s. per Annum. Lot 7. A DWELLING HOUSE and SHOP, adjoining Lot 4, new-buitt, and in excellent repair, in the occupation of 1 1 Mr. —, Pork Butcher ; Ground-rent Mi. 10s. per Annum. Los S. A DWELLING HOUSE and SHOP, N 05.165, and 1 164, Ratcliff-highway, in the occupation of Mr. Howard, Tur ner, at a low rent of MO per Annum. Lot P. The DUKE of WELLINGTON PUBLIC HOUSE and PREMISES, in a capital situation for trade., Clare-market, in the occupation of Mr. Bowden, .at a rent of £33. 191. per. Annum. May be viewed on application to the respective Tenants; and Particulars had of W. Hindman. Sblieltor i _Baelnghall-onec • at the Mart; and of Mr. Hoggart, 62, firoad-areet, Rani Exchange. CAPITAL ROPE GROUND, WHARFS, DWRLLING HOUSES, and LANDS, suitable for BUILDING GROUND, COMMERCIAL.ROAD, RATCI.IFF, near the DOCK, with a valuable WHARF in front of the THAMES. A • SO By Mr. &lOC GA RT, At the Mart, on Fat Day, NovembAr 20, at Twelve, in One Lot, unless an acceptable offer shoal :.e made In the mean time to parchase.by Private Contract, A N extensive ROPE GROUND and other .CA.ES TATES, situate in the Parish of Ratcliff, fronting the Commercial-ro;d, and extending a very• considerable depth, with a large Paddock and Garden; also a well built nuttily House, containing numerous Ruonts.and (lice*, Coach-houses and Sta bling, and three excellent Dwelling Houses, Not. and 4, Stepney-causeway; a piece of Garden Ground adjoining, with large paved Yards, Cart-lodges, and Stabling, forming a Hot of Ground, the area of which exceeds Two Acres and a Half; also a Wharf and Warehouses, at RatclifKross, fronting the.Thantes, on Lease to the Hudson's Bay Company, and another valuable Wharf, in front of the Thames, in hand. in- To be viewed with leave of the Tenants ; and Particulars had, 20 days prior to the Sale, of Messrs. Clayton and Scott, Solici tors, Lincoln's Inn; at the Mull and of Mr. iloggart, t;2, Old Broad -street, lloyal Exchange. . „HERTS. . ••• FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, AND_ ONE HUNDRED ACI43 ! OF LAND,•. • . the Occupied as a Ftrme Ornfie, witi4n Wes Miles at Landon,• at Totresuncx.• • By Mr. HOGGART, At the Mart, on Fewer, NoveMber fin, as - . twelve o'clack, . d L ADW YN'S . FARM, together with the *neat VI Cottage Residence, Offices, neasure-grounds, and Gar dens, and ONE HUNDRED ACRES of prime Feeding or Meadow Land, the Agricultural Residence and Property of , George Randell, Esq. The House is situate upon a fine.bol4 eminence, well sheltered, and opening' to the South, from which the views are picturesque, extensive, and beautiful, embracing almost every Inclosure upon the Estate. • The House contains nine Bed-rooms,_j.kuing, Drawing, ;old Breakfast Parlours, Of fices and Cellaring, Coach-house and Stabling, productive Gandros, Greenhouse and Fruit-galls, Barn, Stabling, Cattle Lodges, Out, buildings, and Cottages. The Estate has been for some years under the immediate management of the Proprietor, and is now in the highest possible state of cultivation, offering a most eligible op— portunity either for investment er occupation ; the neighbour hood excellent, roads and rides beautiful, good water, and the whole Property freehola, excepting four Acres, equal to fr(e hold, and the Land Tax redeemed ;• Asir Rates and Taxes ex tremely low, and immediate possession may be had... Half the .Purchase-as:suey may retrain upon mortg a ge for three or four years. Particulars may be had, at the Red Lion Inn, Barnet; White Hart, South Minims ; White Bart, St. Alban 's ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Ibggart, 62, Old Broad-street Royal I:schar.e.,. to e -13 a prt, 62, Old Broad -street, Royal Exchange. Valuable LIFE-INTEREST in Capital FARMS near the City of NORWICH, lot to respectable Tenants, producing about TWO THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED POUNDS per Annum also the MANOR of BARFORD and SUNDRY PIECES of LAND, in the Pariah of Barlard, By Mr. HOGGART, At the Angel Inn, Market-place, Norwich, on Sartranav No vember 7, at Three, unless wow disposed of by P rivate Contract, THE PROPERTY for SALE consists of the most valuable part of the KETTERINGHAM ESTATE, within Five lkfiles of Norwich, containing together about ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES of fine Land. Also the MANOR of BARFORD, and Sundry PIECES of LAND In the Parish of Barford, to which the Purchasers will be entitled during the Life of a healthy. Lady, in the 56th year of her age, whose Life is Insurable, in the following Lots : 1. A very superior Farm, containing Four Hundred and Twenty-nine Acres, in the occupation of Mr. Richard Vynne, with the Great Tithes thereof, now Let at £BO2 per Annum. 8. A capital Farm, containing Two Hundred and Ninety eight Acres, in the occupation of Mr. John Futter, with the Great Tithes of so much of the Land as lies in Ketteringham, now Let at £512 ss. 6d. per Annum. 3. Sundry Pieces of Arable Land at Hethersett, formerly part of the Common, containing 48 A. 2 R. 18 P. and now in the occupation of the said John Futter, at the Rent of 76/.175. 6d. 4. A Farm, containing Ninety-one Acres, in the occupation of Mr John Cook, with the Great Tithes thereof, now Let at £164 per Annum. 5. A Farm, containing Two Hundred and 'Thirty-seven Acres, in the occupation of Mr. S. Fiddiment, with the Great Tithes thereof, now Let at £236 per Annum.—The above Farms are Let from Year to Year, and Possession may be had at Michael mas, 1819. 6. A Farm, containing One Hundred and Twelve Acres, in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Batley, now Let at £2'2l per Annum. 7. The Manor of Barford, together with its Rights, Royal ties, Fines, and Quit-rents. 8. An Estate at Barford, containing together Ninety-two Acres of Land, occupied by Messrs. Noble, Smithson, Roper, Girdieston, Auston, and Bales. - The Estates may be viewed on application to Mr. Robert Spruce, of Ketteringham, of whom Particulars may be had; also at the Angel Inn, Norwich; White Lion, Ipswjch; and Angel Inn, Bury ; also of Messrs. Sewell and Blake, Solicitori, Norwich ; Mr. Orchard, Solicitor, Hatton-garden; Mr. Td bury, Solcitor, Falcon-street, Falcon-square; and of Mr. Hog. gart, se,* Old Broad-street. STAMFORD-HILL OR CLAPTON CHAPEL, And a yaluable PLOT of GARDEN-GROUND adjoining, Upper °apron, Mid.llesex. By Mr. HOGGART, At the Mart, on Fainax, November 15, at twelve, in two Lots, by direction of the Executor of the late Reverend Jet iticea Symons, LOT I. A . VERY VALUABLE AND HIGHLY- IMPROVABLE LEASEHOLD PRO-, PER TY : consisting of STANFORD-HILL CHAPEL, upon the Terrace at Upper Clapton, ia a neighbourhood of great re' spectabiliry, and offering a most desirable opportunity to a Cle rical Gentleman wishing to reside near London, from which it is distant about four miles, together with the Appurtenances and Vaults under the same. The Chapel is now let to the Rev. 11. J. Symons, as tenant at will, at a very moderate rent of Alexi per annum, but producing a present annual rental of about X 350. The Estate is holden on lease for about forty-six years, at a ground-rent of £44 per annum, LOT 2. An eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, holden for the same term as the preceding Lot, at a ground-rent of £l2 per annum; consisting of a very valuable Plot of Garden Ground, with a Greenhouse, presenting a frontage on Clapton Terrace of 66 feet, by a depth of 212 feet; and also A frontage in 11111- 1 street of 138 feet, enoompassed by a brick wall, and planted with numerous fruit-trees, Well calculated for building, dec. commanding very extensive and beautiful views; pow in the oc. cupation of Mr. Joseph Bart, tenant at will, at a low rent of £l6 165. per annum. The Land Tax it redeemed, and will be included in the purchase. Lot 1 may be viewed between the hours of twelve and four, on application - to Mr. Brown, the Clerk, School of Industry,' Daliacti-road, Hackney, who will she*/ the Premises; and Lot. l 1, on application at No. 14, on the Terrace ; and Particulars had at the WLite liart, Clapton • Mermaid, Hackney; of Mr. To...he, Holborn-court, ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. lloggart, 62, Old Droad-street, Royal Exchange. VA,LUABLE SUGAR ESTATE, . IN THE ISLAND OF JAMAICA. By Mr. HOGGART, At the Mart, on Foamy, November 20, at twelve, SIINGFIELD, a desirable SUGAR ESTATE, situate in the Parish of Hanover Lucca, in the Island of Jamaica, consisting of SEVEN HUNDRED and FORTY ACRES of LAND, in Rene, Common Pasture and Guinea Grass; together with tha Works, Negro and Mill-houses and Buildings, and in 1815 there were one hundred and twenty three Negroes, and a considerable quantity of Stock, upon the Estate; the annual produce of which, upon an average for the last nine years, has been upwards of eighty hogsheads, and may be considerably increased. Particulars may be obtained, by applying at the Jamaica Cof fee-house, Cornhill; of Richard Teasdale, Esq. Merchant Tailors'. Hall, Threadneedle-street; at the Mart; and to Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-street, where a Plan may be seen. FOURTH EDITION, MUCH ENLARGED. This day was published. Octavo, price 14s. in boards, a valuable and mush approved Likeness, by Meyer, with a View of Claremont and Country around, also a Fac Simile of an ;di et:al better; PRINCESS CHARLOTTE. A Biographical Memoir of the Life of her Royal Highness, illustrated by many Recollections, original Anecdotes, Traits of Character, Sto. and much other matter worthy of record, as it regards the Illustrious Individual, and as an example for posterity. Printed for J. Booth, Duke-street, Portland-place ; Metaled. Piccadilly; and Longman and Co. Paternoster-row. Copies, with early impression of the Portrait, View of Clare mont and Grounds colotired, and an extra Plate, price Xi, bds. THE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE, fur No 'ember 1 1 price 31. being the Fourth Number of a NEW VOLUME, will' contain an interesting Memoir of WALTER SCOTT, Esq. 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M. quatremere de Staiiicy— View of the Basso. Relicyo of the New Custom-House—lle view of New Publications, with Intertsting Extracts—Cri:iciires on the Drama, New Music, etc.—Liter-ay, and Philosophical Varieties—Digest of Political Events—Reports Literary, Agri cultural, Commercial, Medical, and Chemical—lnteresting Oe eswenceo, prnairiplons, Births, Marlines, and Deaths, abroad and at fidllse, with Biographical Particulars of Mti:Billington; Mr. Bindley, &c. &c. Printed for Henry Col urn, Conduit -street; and sold by every Bookseller, Stationer, and Newsman, throughout the Kirgdom. BILIOUS PILLS, PREPARED by F. NEWBERY and SONS, avd sold by them at the Original Warehouse for "Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, St. Paul**, four doors from Oheapside, tom. don, and 29, Dame.street, Dublin, in boxes, price 25. NI. each. 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