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Also the

of Sutton corn lauckrnanti;n, subject th the life of the
r:sent In.
cuudient, the annual value about AUL ; together with t
EXTENSIVE MANORS,
with the Privileges and Immunities. The Estate abounds with
(lame; the Leads adjoining of the Duke of Devonshire and Sir
Windsa including Ten Thousand Acres, are strictly
preserved. Then are also very
VALUABLE MINES OF COAL AND IRON-STONE

in g;;2t aitoTtginoe. producing at present a large rental, but capable
of an immediate and considerable increase.
Printed particulars and plans of the Estates may be had (at one
shilling each), of W. B. Thomas, Esq., Chesterfield at the Dell,
Derby ; Bull's Head, Loughborough ; Tontine, Sheffield; Royal
Exchange Coffee Room, Manchester; Hen and Chickens, Mr-
',Hingham ; old Bath, Matlock ; Cirsnby, Harrowgatc t Elliston's
Library, Leamington; the White Horse, Lends; the Angel,
Buxton; King's Arms, Liverpool; licttison's Library, Chelten-
ham; of Messrs. Williams, Brooks, Powell, and Broderip, Lin.
coins Inn ; Messrs. Amory and Coles, Throgmorton-street ;
Messrs. Crudely and Brantley, Bedford-row; at the Auction
Han; and of Mews. Rubins, Covent-gurden, where plans of all
the Estates, and a drawing of Sutton Hail, may be seen.

SODA, ABRATED MAGNESIA, ANIYOTLIER MINE-
RAL WATERS.

r SCIIIVEPI'E ;;;tiCo:docm--- it necessary to state,
of • that they are the original Inventors and Manufacturers of
the above-mentianedßAl. and that their me-
thod and tnanner of preparing the same is entirely confincd to them.
selvti, the knowledge never having heal impacted to any other
persons.
The unmoral and patronage of the Faculty, in addition to the
long-confirmed practice and experience, is sutficient to ackcow.
ledge their superiority and preference over every other manufacture
of the kind, and which has continued to them the favors of the
(fentry, and Public in general.
J. Schweppe and Co. have i g,:nts in ell the principal Towns,
frcm whom tiny supplies may be liad. Orders for exportation exe-
eu:ed with every possible cue and expedition.
S.D. As many persons are in the habit of selling arida water
made Sy others; purporting to be inatufactured by .1. e4chreeppe
and Cu. it is necessary to observe, that nll the Waters manu-
factured by S. Sehweppe and Co. are labelled with their name.
71, Margaret-vrcet, Cayeadish•square.

SALES BY AUCTION.
•
REVERSION TO 3,900/. MONEY.
By WINSTANLEV and SONS,
At the Mart, on TUESDAY N ExT, October 12, et 12,
TIIE REVERSION to 3,C001. Sterling, secured by
1 Deed of Coeensct. and payable on the dco.tse of an infirm
Gentlema.:, now in the 54th yea- of his ate.
Printed Earticulars niey be had of alessrs. Brice rnd
Sums-street, Strand; at the plat: cf Stir; and of Winstaalcy
and Sons, ratertmter-row.

EPSOM. SIIIIREY.
Mart, on
IV INSTANLEY and SONS.
A
t the art, on TUESDAY. thn 12th or October, at Twelve,
in Lot+

ERY valuable acrd desirable FREEIIOLD and. CO.VPYHOLD ESTATIA (in part exonerated from the Land
Tax), consisting of an excellent and commodious Family Resi-
dence, recently. nut into complete repair, and now in the most per-
fect order, with coach-houses, itamir.g, yards, garder.s, corset.
'atories, papery' orchard, lawns, pleaicre-grounds, shaded walks,
shrubberies, and plantations. -

A neat LODGE, orchard, farm-yard with suitaLle buildings,
two Cottages, and paddocks, ccr.alnir.g re-tr !3 Aces.
Saulte la CUURCH•sTHEET. M.70)1, In the COUNTY of

SuvaEr,
Only fifteen from lovdon.

A DWELLING-HOUSE adjoining, with coach-hoes:, ata.
tiling, and garden, oceapied by Mr. Miller, 0:1 IM e. • •

A PIECE of MEADOW LAND in front thereof, containing
about one ace, with a stable and caw-house.
Another PIECE of MEADOW LAND, called the IF: Fied,
containing about two acres and rt4tten situate in frunt
the high road, leading fro= Epsom town to Dorking ; and

One other PI ECE of 31 liA1)0W, containing about or.e a:re.
situate adjoining the London road, at the entrance to the town of
Epsom.

To he viewed by tickets only, which, with descriptive particulars
and plans, may be had of Mews. Williams, and Co,
N 0.9. Lincoln's Inn New square ; and of Wtnstaniey sad Sons,
Paternoster-row. Particulars also at the Inn, at Epaatn. Ewell,
A shtead. Leatherhead, Ducking, Reigate, Sutton, and Croydon,
and of Mews. Gardoin and Sous, Epsom.

CLAPHAM, SURREY.
Freehold Ground and Improved Rents. amounting to nearly 2102.
per Annum ; a convenient element Residence, with poieession ;
I'lots of Building Ground, and Three Meadows.
By WINSTANLEY and SONS,
At the Mart, on TUESDAY, 12th inst. at 12, in Thirteen Lots,
by, direction of the Executors and Devisees foe Sale of J. Harris,
Esq. deceased.
VALUABLE and very improvable FREEHOLD
ESTATES, exonerated from the Land Ts:, consisting of
A GROUND RENT of INA PER ANNUM, issuing out of
and most abundantly secured by • capital Residence, with ilanlen,
&c, in the occupation OS. A. Goldeehmidt, Esq.
THREE other DIV ELLING.HOUSES, COTTAGES, and
LAND. all situate in Larkhall-lane and the Wandsworth-roa*
TWO other GROUND IgEIiTS of Gl. PEA ANRWM
EACH, with the valuable REVERSION to TWO neat Ind con-
venient DWELLING-HOUSES, situite adjoining to ht. Paul% I
Chapel at Clapham.
An IMPROVED RENT Of tn. les., issuing oat of and most
amply secured by en excellent brick Dwelling.llouse, with large
Orden, Coach-louse, Stabling, Re. occupied by Wilkinson,
Esq, on lease.
A genteel and comfortable RESIDENCE, pleasantly situate in
Laelchalblane, Clapham. adjoining the preceding Estates. with
Coach-house, Stable and large Garden, and of whtch an early pos.
session may be had.
Sundry PLOTS of BUILDING GROUND, with frontage on
the Wandsworth-road.
A small MEADOW at the beck of the before-mentioned
Houses; and TWO excellent MEADOWS, each containing
about Three Aaea, situate on the north-rest side of the Wands-
worth-road.

To 17;iewed by tickets enly, which, with printed Particulars,
Islay be had of Messrs. Sp a and Deaborough. Sdlicitors, Stat-
istic, Bucklersbury ; and of Winstanley and SOW* Paternoster.
row. Particulars also at the Windmill, and Plough, Clapham ;
Nag
Had, Wiadiwartbased 6toskivell; aoL at tba
Mart

MARKETS.

[From the Lodes New Price Current]

TUMIDAY. OCT. 3.

6COAR.—The demand for Muscovado during the last week
was leagnikend the purchases inconsiderable; the brown deserip.
due wee' Mil en rather lower terms, but the good and fine, 62,.
and upeteakware sypaesady scarce, and realised very high prices.
The dehleui he llialuseahes of the low qualities was again so
very liedeal this leataleg„ that they Were nearly unsaleable; the
good gel lbw die Illilerety, see searce, and meet an bnmediste
sale se_ wry _ _ _ Oulu the peeshaaes by private contract were
quite ineondder Thepablle isle of Barbadoes this forenoon,
173 hbds 10 tierces, west elf with much spirit, at prices Is. a EL
above the market curfew, ; coloury Sugars being much wanted,
the prices Ms. to figs. In refined there was a heavy market last
week, and brown lumps, which have lately rated high, on account
of the scarcity, declined frally Is. per cwt., and the reduction did
not facilitate sales. Brown Lumps were sold at 755. Molasses
were 265. The Refined market Is particularly heavy this forenoon,
and brown Lampe have spin been hold at 755., but the general
currency is not so low ; fine goods are entirely neglected. hio-
, lasses are 265. There were • few inquiries by private contract Lit
week for Bourbon and for liavannah Sugars, hut the market
earfly, was heavy. By public sale on Friday, 3111 chests Brasil
about a half Pennies, to s, middling good white.3os. a 311 s, ed..
20s. ; the remainder Bahia, middling w good white, lifts.
a M.: nearly the whole taken in at these pries.
COFFEE.—The public sales 9f CAlie last week went oghesoily;
all descriptions of Coffee declined Is. a 2s. per cwt.; the middling
and finer qualities of J11111•1e3 have situ fully participated in the
general decline; ordi esiddlieg Jammu, 7.0). agss. ; mithiling,
00s. atlas.; good mideliieg, Os. alas. ; the ordinary qualities sold
at the reduction we have siessels geed ardthary, AL a Lys.; fine
ordinary, ibis. a flee.; a parcel die. Ds/4w, of ordinary to good
ordinary quality, 900 bags. test wiekne Were above His., and was
diges in consequence withdrawn at Msslag dastned sold, Ns. a Sits.
There were two public sties this ustating of 250 casks
British plantation coffin; the whale bus* at s further re-
duction of Is. a Is. 6d. on the prices of week. It ought, how.
erer. to be mentioned, that nearly the whole consisted of ordinary
descriptions, and rank Jeannie, which have lately been nearly on.
saleable, on amount of the quantity at market; good ordirsi.
main ;old in parcels at M litt s., 57%. , and Me.; tine ordliary,
61s. and 61s. &I; ordinary middling, or fine fine ordinary,
&is. • ft/e.
COTTON.—The demand for Cotton in oar market las! peek
was very moderate; and although no alteration can be noticed in
rather better qualities have been attainable at the issue rues.
prices,
sesZtal sales are shout 1,200 bales, of which about 1610 are Surat'
of the last sale, placed early in the week, at cost prices. The fol-
lowing are the particulars:-650 Swats, 51d. a Id.; 320 Bengali,
541. • &L; 300 Panama, lhid. a 103 d., all in bond; also 50 Egyp-
tian, no price named."
LlvicarooL. OCT. 2.

Our Cotton market continues very dull, end a further decline
of id. aid. per lb. hen been submitted to lo the prices of most de-
scriptions. The sales amount to B.Botl brigs.
RICK—Theo are considerable inquiries after Carolina Rice, 31s.
is offered for very ordinary quality.
FRUIT.—A cargo of Zante Currants was sold bud week from
11th . a Ms.; the demand continues brisk. Red Smyrna Raisins
also continue to go of freely at 445. ; in other descriptions there is
no alteration.

PIMENTOR-Dy pull: sale this forenoon, WO bags Pimento;
the good quality sold at klid.
°H.S.—There are rot any late accounts respecting the Davis
Strait►' vesst,ls; the market is in consequeitce tionnnat. The late
prices for Greenland Oil would not, however, be accepted; 'but
there are no parcels sold at any higher prices, and no speculation
to any extent has yet taken place. Sperm Oil is dull and lower.
on account of two arrivals. Seed (his are in much request; there
is, however, little variation in the currency.
111 31P, FLAX, and TALLOW.—The TaUnw market conti-
nues heavy ; parcels of 1823 may be quoted to.day at 34a. a SU. 3d.;
new at ads. Rd.; for September and October shipments the quota.
tion is 34. Ad. Hemp and Flax is little varied ; !help for August
and September shipments, 3BL 10s.
_

•
PROVISIONS.—The appearance of both the home and Irish
markets indicates high and adv.ncing rates for both Beef and
Pork, particularly fur the latter, and on the approaching season
will probably be much higher; at present thc currency is cnvaried.
Bacon is steady. Butters have advanced skis. for Waterford and
Cork, and many buyers.
SILK—The Silk trade continues particularly brisk.
RUM, BRANDY. and HOLLANDS.—The good and tine,
1
qualities of Ruin maintain the late currency, the supply is de-
ficient; the inferior are eseei• ingly heavy, and rate low. Some
few parcels of low Rums have been sold since our last ; Leewards
at ls. ttd. a I. id., but very few parcels ran be purchased under
Is. %id. The accounts from France would advance the prices of
Brandy materially ; but the trade is in such a depressed state, en
account of the failures, that there is little or no business doing.
It is however, difficult to purchase Brandy housed at 2s. 7d. In
Geneva there are no purchases reported.

et t,ll, alaxitti7•,

SHIPP AT INAILIT.I.