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ROOKS OF PRACTICAL UTILITY.

This day is published, in vol. tiro. price 12s. boards,
THE TIMMY and PRACTICE of GAUGING,
fully illustrated by numerous Rules and Examples, and ren-
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tom and Excise: with a Treatise on Cask Gauging, in all lkepart-
ments, as now practised in the Port of London. Originally wrtten
by Peter Jons4, late Supervisor of Excise ; a new Editim, very
considerably improved, and brought down to the present improved
Practice.

By WILLIAM TATE.
London: Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster.
row and Dring and rage. Ttmley-street.
Where also may be had the following useful Works:-
1. A PRACTICAL TREATISE on BREWING, and the
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R. PHILLIPS vrept.snittliv annwnees, tirst, on
MONDAY NEXT, the itch" instant, at Ont. be filial
:UK II T by AUCTION. at los rsvea! Hamm, Nevi flord.strect,
an A.S.SEII :MAW.; or ii I It' it::, including analtoganr
Our-post and field bra.ttnuls, with hat..,Mgs and sultan!, bed.
ding, seta of wiitdoi.cuetai,a, two capital mahogany Wardniom.
a sideboard, dieing and drsa lag-roma tables anti (hairs. Brussels
ciirrists, handsdm* pier tun! chimney ?..,itsg,,s, a fine-toned harp by
Mks Vaud amine piano.f.wtz. hoe japan ct:'..!• jars. beakers,
ankbait 1 two capital double-barn:ll,d guns by :Issitust and SM,
a rife; Mid miscellaneous objects of ornaMent and utility, the prs.
Peli'ig' a Lady removed from Bortomerracent.
ay he viewed the day preceding the lath:, and Catalogues had
at r. Phillipii.

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IMPROVED littiFiiir •12171 in. .% NUM
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By Mr. NH U 17.1.MV 0111 11,
At the Mart, on %V 1:BNESILI Y. July 21, a: 12 o'clock.
ANIMPROI'EII RENT OF 42/. tos. per annuli',
AN
teemed and issuing oat of extensive premises., comprisidg a
dwelling-haulm, cottage, granary, stabling for ten hones, statadnig
for six coaches, &c. ; situatA at Candni4;;e-heath, Hackney, is the
occupation of Mr. Kerrison, coach-niaster. The premises rite held
for a term of fifty-aloe years unexpired, at a grounu-reat, at.el undet-
let for the whole term. _ „ _

---1117tyie-viWreer,..ind particulars had, previous to the 06.
of dlr. pope, bolicisor, l'hapel-place„ of iir.
Cooper, suryeyor, Token-hou,e.yard,-, at the Itlart; sod of Air.
Pa
Shuttlesorth, N Si, (adjolou /tg St. Miran) Church), Poultry,
remote! from No. 27.

LUDGATE HILL.
Very Capital Premises, lass the Hope hoarsen! Odes. .
By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH,
At the Mart, es W EDNESD.t 1". July 21, at Twelve ecuck.
A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising the toy eX-
tensive and Capital Premises, n..ist advantagronsly situated,
No. 10, on Ludt to-hill, lately occupied by the Hope 'nuisance
Company, and now by the London Bank.
The Premises are admirably adapted for a Public Institution,
containing numerous chambers on the upper floor& spacious hand-
some board and continittee-rooms, a most capital banking shop.
with private offices and every requisite for a Pablic
Establishment. The Prendaes are also well adapted foe the
Wholesale and Retail trade, being Infty, light, very conspicuous,
and of great depth.
May be viewed, and particulars had ten days previous to the Sale,
on the premiss; of .31r. Edmund Walker, Solicitor, No. 211„ Lin.
coin's Inn-fields ; at the Man t and of Hr. Shuttleworth. No. 20,
(ad joining St.Mildreers Church),in the Poal try.rinnoved frau N 0.27 .

VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES.

Improved itiotsaiciiiruLiiiieno;,agumm--- ting -i.o-11-21. lie. pa

Anna

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By Mr. Still TTLEWORTH,
At the Man, an WEDNESDAY July 21, at Twelve o'Clock,

in Eight (Atm:

THE FOLLOWING VA LUABLE LEASEHOLD
ESTATES, viz.:—
An Improved RENT of 601. pet annum, amply secived upon a
spacious Residence, with Land and Premises, situated No. 32,
Highbury.place.
A IMPELLING HOUSE and PREMISES, in Bird's-place,
Islington, producing a nett rent of 121. per annum.
TWO DWELLING HOE'SES and PREMISES, Nos. 7 and
0, Clark's-place, Winston, producing together a nett rent of
Its.. per annum.
An Improved RENT of 421. per annum, amply recur yd upon
three dwelling-houses, Nos. 10, 11, and 12, New Norfoli.etreet,
hlingtrm.
A DWELLING HOUSE anA PREMISES. No. 14. Row
mond-aura, Clerkenwell, producing a nett rent of 38/. per anuern.
A DWELLING HOUSE and PREMISES, No. 3, St. 31i-
chaenoallsy, Cornhill, producing a nett 'tent of 60/. per amino ;
and an improved GROUND-RENT of 43!. per aanum. amply
secured upon SIN dwelling-bowies and premises, situated Nos. 13,
14, and IS, Ethatn.placc, Kent.road, and three dwelling-houses
behind the same.

.....
The Estates are chiefly held for long terms unexpired, and are in
the occupauon of oasible tenants.
May be viewed with leave of the tenants, and particulars had
ten d‘sii MAIM to the Sale. of Mr. Edmund Walker, Solicitor,
No. 211, L'mold', Inn-fields ; at the Mart t and of Mr. Shuttle-
worth, No. 28 (adjoining St. Mildred's Church), in the Poultry,
removed from No. 27.

REVERSIONARY INTERESTS. AND THAMES AND
SEVERN CANAL SHARES.
PERIODICAL !CALL
By Mr. SIWTTLEWORTII,
At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY. August 4. at 12 &Clock,
E REVERSION of B,OOOE BANK STOCK, sod
a FREEHOLD LANDED ESTATE, of the annual
value of 23. V. subject to a contingency which will be stated in the
particulars of sale.
Also, TWENTY-EIGHT NEW SHARES in the THAMES
and SEVERN CANAL.
Particulars may be had six days previous to the rale, at the Mart,
acd of 31r.Shuttleworth, No. 28 (adjoining St. Mildred's Church),
Poultry, removed from No. M.

TO MANUFACTURERS OF PATENT LEATHER,
OILED SILKS, CAMBRICS, AND OTHERS.
The Lease, Fixtures, Stock, and Effects, of Mr. G. F. Sargcant, '
a Bankrupt.
By Mr. HERRIN°,
On the Premises, Marffiorough-place, Great Peter-street, Wevt-
minster, on TI7ESDAV next, July 20, at Twelve, by direction
of the Assignees.
FIPHE VALUABLE LEASE d an unexpired Term
of twenty-seven years. at a low rent, of those desirable
and extensive PREMISES, the silk and japanning manutac-
tory, situate in Marlborough-place, (treat Peter-street, com-
prising a complete range of building adapted as a miunrfactory,
with drying-room, counting-house. yard and stable, with int-
mediatepossession. At the same time will be sold the remaining
STOCK in TRADE and Utensils, including dressing-boords,
benches, and trcsiels, linseed oil, colours, lamp black, a quan-
tity of i !spared composition, iron pots. tin oil cans and kettles,
two pumps, counting-house desk, • tilted cart on springs, can
harness, and various other arena incidental to the trade.
May be viewed till the Sale ; and Particulars, &c. had on the
Premise'; also of James Hartley, Esq. Solicitor. New Bridge-
street; at the Auction Man; and of Mr. Herring, 102. Fleet-street.

RUPTURES EFFECTUALLY CURED AT ALI, AGES
JOSEPII EGG, sole Inventor of the PATENT SELF
RESISTING and ADJUSTING GERMAN TRUSS, en-
dryly new and different from any other in this country, Whits the
attention of the Public to the extraordinary Cures of confirmed and
violent Ruptures i he can truly aver that he never failed in a single
instance to cure this complaint, where the parties have strictly at-
te.ttled to his instructions.

In proof of these facts, J. r:gg is permitted to refer to some of
the first Professional llentlemen in London ; also to numerous
Persons of the first respectability, who have been entirely cured by
his Truss. . .

reran% remling in the Country, sending the circumference of
their Body just below the Hip, and stating on which aide, may
depend upon being accurately fitted.
31arintattury. 1, Plee.lllll,lX, near the Haymarket.
A FEMALE attends at home on LADILS, from Tcn till
Two.