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THE FREEHOLD EST4TES, Lite .of Mr. THOMAS PERKINS, tit . ..e.,seci, situate in the Pa /islies. of WilleshorOugh, Sesiiny r u, Kingsworth, Monck- Uortori, Staple, and Preston, in t.,t, County of Kent. ts ., Particulars whereof rrnii be had at the S':l , t Masters Chart l'e,rs. in *South r opton-buildino, London ; 1 1. , Messrs: 12)t - ler, No. t; Lincoln's Inn New sq uare ; of .tessrs, Sherwood and Parrell, „Canterbury-slit - are, . South wark ;of Mr. Samuel Harvey, SandwiCh; and of - Mr. Starr., l Attorney at Law, Canterbury ; ,And the Rev. johnaJover. • The Tenants will skew the Lots ; and•the Plan of Lot I shay be seen at , the said Master's Chambers, and at.the said Mt. stares, atiCanterhury. SINISON's EUCLID. . 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TCOM . 11113SIONERSfor VICTUALLIXG HIS MA IE.NT Ps NAI' do hereby give 'Vane, I hat rig iday, theiah June next, they will be ady to; 'Wive rendr , ..o in writing fsealea up), for such ynantities of she following de.. scription of Stave.s— CrOwn Dantzic Pipe - Brandy Hogihead Brack Dantzic Staves. Hambro' Pip s: I Stettin Quebec . As the respel7ive Persons who may make Proposal: thereof will co:drat - I to deliver into the Vi.inalling Stares, at Deptford and . 1-1 'mouth, in such pr4Portions ar shall herealier be driermined upon, one-half by the 31u of Otlober next, and the remainder by the 31st cf.l):cember following ; to be paid for by Bills, jay. able, wish nattiest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contraf3 may be seen at the Seeretary's Office. N. B. No Tender for a less quantity than Fifty Thousand Crown Dantzic Pipes, Ten ,Thwrs.a;ed Crown Dan.zie Brandy, ! tenty Thousand Crown Dant:qr. Hogshead, or Terenl. /eve . Tl, e ,sand Brack Danizic, !lamb:ash, Ste:tin, or Qurskc • - ttio irr y ira s.ttt oe baa CO 4nz i enure . in whie.n.. acre l'i,re shall not be resorted in words at length, or that shall nn he delivered to the hoard before One o'Clock on the said Friday, the sotb June next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, cr some t'ers,n on his behalf, attends, t, answer, when calla I,r NAVIGABLE CANAL, LIVERPOOL Do0"1,1.E WA... TER.WORKS,COPPER and LEAD MINE SHARES, CITY BONDS, &c. MgINITHLY SALE, By Mr. SCOTT, On Thursday the 3d of April, at Twelve o'Clock, at Gan , rawWs. Change...alley, London, T HE STAFFORDSHIRE and WORCESTER SHIRE NAVIGATION —Two Shares in this esta blished Canal, from the Grand Triink to the River Severn, one of the most steadily productive Concerns of its Cluss ; the Dividends last yc..ir amounted to 361. per Share nett, and expected to .increas . .... SHARES in the GRAND JUNCTION, ASHTON and OLDHAM, PEAK fOREST, and ROCHDALE CA. NALS. The TAVISTOCK MINERAL CANAL, DEVON— Three Shares in this valuable Cuneem, sit.ate,near the c rowndaie Mine ; expected to he ver y p roductive. The LiTr LE DUKE COPPER and LEAD MINE-- Three Shares, situated on the River Tavy, near Tavistoek, a Quantity of Ore has been produced. fOur Shares in Ine LI V ERPOOL BOOTLE WATER• WORKS, and three MONMOUTHSHIRE CANAL DE BENTURES, of g01.7a1. and 401.. bearing 3 per Cent. In. terest. Two CITY of LONDON BONDS, xecl. each, bearing S per Cent. Interest. Particulars at ttiz Royal Hotel, at Liverpool; the Nevv Hotel, at Birmingham ; at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Scott, New Bridge.strect, London. ELEGANT TOWN RESIDENCE TO BE LETT, Ready Fernished, and may be en tr on iinine.fiatei, a most nople and tri,ly (it sirable NSION, in. a very eligible Situation. acid fa for tf.e re ception of a Nobleman, or a Firmly of the first Astinctior ; Loacti.liouse, Stables, and other a ppropr4l2 tail. es. Ma ) . be viewed by Ticets, and Partiettlars had of Mr. Ro:ons, Warwi,k:.street, TEDDINGTON, MIDA,LEsEx. TO ti f SOLD IUN, ' 'Early in it not pt..-rio,,:.ttisvosed of, AMOST De...tit - able F.REEHOLD ESTATE, Tythe Free., Laud l'a‘ Recce fined ; large and substantial 'Mansion !:oittic, witti cusvcicent (juices of all descriptions, appropriate for the accornmkidatiiin of a Gentleman's Fatuity : excellent wailed Gan!eii, lot- House and Peadiery, in high perfection ; Farm. Yam, \i a, dow Land, Shrubbery, .Lawn, and Pleasure G rot: ds, amounting to about Fifteen Acres, Lut the Purchaser ii, fjr be accommodated with tae like quantity 'of I.'anci nearly , adjoining. The excellence of the Neighbourhood, delightful Rites, and particularly situation .of these Pt,lnises, atford a singularly opportunity for ally Gentleman wish ing a Villa within a short distence of the Metropolis. May be viewed, with Tickets, which with Particulars may be had of Mr. Robins , WarwiLlt.street, Golden.s)iiare. lIXNDON, MIDDLESEX: - FARMING STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, CAPIT.AL DRAUGHT HORSES, RICKS of MEADOW HAY, MANURE, &n. "TO I3E SOLD BY AUCTION, By. Mr. ROBINS„ On the Premises, Doget's Farm, near the Bell, Hendon, • on Monday next, at Eleven o'Clock, rrHE FARMING STOCK comprises about 130 I Load of Meadow Hay, four capital Draught liorss, , Carts, Ploughs, aiN.l Harrows, a Low.; Rick Cloth and Scat fold Poles, a 4-land Roller, Harness, Ladders,- and vaLiutii Implements of. Husbandry ; alarge quAitity . ,Manure and otner Articles. May. he viewed by applying to Mr.Gutheridge, Bell,- Hen don. Catalogues at the Bell; at the George, Hampstead ; and of Mr. Robins:„Wai4ick-stNet, Gold:n_square. ------ WHITEHA.LL—ELEGANT CAN I'AL MANSION. TO BE SOLI) BY A UCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, on Wednesday, the ad oflpril, at' One o'Clock, ANOBLE Spacious Elegant MANSION, cott= prising various s.+ltes of splendid lofty apartineldkof all descriptions, fi!lished , in an appropriate style-Entrance and inner hall, capital Principal and secondary ,;tone stair cases Otlomesti; Jpartments or every denomination ; spacious roomy offices, well planned, and adapted to the consequutice _of the Mansion. The whole designed and built as a residence tOr a family of the first distinction. Three coactitious . s, enclosed yard, and stabling for eleven horses , _• all compatt, and fit for immediate re ce p tion : situate at Whitehall, op, posite the Horse Guards, the residence of the late most No ble Marquis of Stafford, deceased. The Purchaser may be accommodated with the Furnittne at a valuation. To be Viewed with Tickets, which, with Partictilars, may be had of Mess. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden t scina re. . Marine Elegant MANSION and -LAN U, neat kAat COWFS, IslL of • TO. BE S 01,1) BY AULTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At the Bgle Inn, Newport, in the Isle of Wight, on - Satu u rday the 12th April, at Twelve o'Clock, - In One Lot, A CAPITAL and DESIRABLE FREEHOLD £3. ESTATE, late the Residence of lobs Thompson, Esq. comprising a singularly elegant stone built Mansion, with Wings, eretted within a tew years, on an timid:mine elevation, and judiciously planned, with attached Offices of every description, situate near East Cowes, in the Isle of Wight, Wallin halt a mile of the Sea, and commanding noble Views of it, the Medina River, New Forest, and Coast of Hampshire, with a Farm-yard acid Out -buildings, a Poo e l . of excellent Water ted by the strongest. Stream, a produz.tiv Kitchen Darden planted with cionce. fruit Trees, &c. arid' sundry Inel. , sures of rneactow Land s urrounding the Mall.: sion, the whole aho' it Twenty-two Noes, tbi ming a oe;tuti ful Lawn, interspersed with luxuriant Forest Trees and Shrubs ;•thq whole is in ,complete ord:r, and tit for riiie immediate Residence of a gobleinares or Gentleman's Fa mily. - 4 ..kay. be vielyed. Particulars on the I' remises ;at the Pu.. gle Inn,. Newport ; ouniain and C rown,, 1 , 01';smot ; t11; Dolphin, Southampton : Bush, Staines ; at I.;arraw.ay's Coffee-house, COrnhill; and bf R o?) ins,Warwick.street, Goldeu-squitte, London,. where- a Plan may by scot, \\