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London, England, 1825-10-26 00:00:00

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SALES BY AUCTION.
DORSETSHIRE.—RICH DATRY FARM.
By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTII.
At the Mart. nit W EDNESI)A4Y, November 2, at It
AFREEHOLD ESTATE, exonerated from land
tax, comprising High and Lower Gerrants, a valuable
Dairy Farm, consisting of 11l acres (more or less), chiefly richi
meadow, pasturage. and orchard land, beautifully situated In thel
fertile vale of Marahwood, in the parish of Whitechurch
estrum, seven miles from Bridpert. six from Beaminster, eight froth
Chard, and eight from Lyme Rasta, in the county of Dorset; wish!
&farm-bonne, (Ann-yards, and agricultural building, in the oreud
patlon of Mr. Isaac Orchard, whose term expires in April next, ati
an obi an 4 verj low rent.
syMay be viewed by application to the tenant, of whom particulars
vas be had ; also at the Bull, llridport ; Beaminstejt
A 'mei: Chard ; Golden Lion, Lyme Regis ; White Hart, DOT -
cheater ; Antelope, Salisbury ; at the Alert; and of Mr. Shuttle-
with, 29, Poultry.
19i WHOLESALE TEADEALERS, 7D
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MOST ELIGIBLE PREMISES, GRACECHURCH-
' STREET, NEAR CORNHILL.
Hy Mr. SHUTTLEWORTIL
At the MArt, on WEDNESDAY NEXT. Nov. 2, at
THE extensive and valuable PREMISES, established
for Upwards of a century in the wholesale and retail Tea
Tirade (ter winch and the general Grocery business, or any concern
pgairing space, light, and a populous thoroughfare, they are
equally adspied)., commanding one of the finest public situquona
In tbe City of-London, No. 13, on the West side of Gracechetrch-

With a cor.spieitottsriiiat: a I
tirgrilcoluntinghouse, and private entrance; in the upper stories,
accommodations for two families, consisting of numerous bad-
chambers, dining and drawing rooms, kitchens and other offices,
with a dry warehouse, wine vault, and capacious cellaring or the
basement. The premises are also well situated and adapted for a
public trading co-npany.
May be viewed with tickets only, which, with particulars, may
be had of Mr. Shuttleworth, 28, Poultry, who is authorised to
twat for the sale by private contract. Particulars will also Ise';
Idelivered on the premises, and at the Mart.
VALUABLE REVERSIO' "OPYHOLD

.'EIes,..ONS AND 1.
ESTATES.
By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTII,
At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, November 2, at 12
o'clock, in Three Lots,
THE absolute REVERSION to a valuable COPY-
HOLD ESTATE, nearly equal to Freehold (the fine being
small and certain), situated in the High-street of Highgate, in the
county of 31iddlessix, and comprising II substantial brick DWEL-
LING HOUSES and TENEMENTS, principally on Lease to
respectable tenants, and producing an impforable net rental of
2301. es. per annum, to which very desirable property, the purchaser
will be entitled on the demise of a Lady 73, antr`a Gentleman 55.
Also the REVERSIONARY LIFE INTFRE-ST of a Gentle-
man. aged 33, whose life is insured, in the dividends to arise from
the sum of 4,5484 12.. 10t1. New 4 per cents, after the decease
of a Gentleman and his Wife in the 70th year of their age re-
spectively,
And a Valuable COPYHOLD ESTATE, nearly equal to
Freehold (the fine being small and certain), comprising 4 neat brick
DIVEI;LINU HOUSES, with front and hack gardens, situated
near the live mile-stone, opposite Woodland-place, Highgate, in
the occupation of tenants at Will, at net rents, amounting to
n 1,6. per annum.

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The premises.puty be viewed with 'else of the tenants, and par•
titular had any day previous to the B.llc, of Mr. James, Solicitor
Bucklersbury ; at the Gate House. Plighgate ; at the Mart ; and
of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 2B, Poultry.

BUILDING 'MATERIALS, LARGE SEED ROOM-,
GROWING TIMBER, &c.
New Cross. Kent-road.
By Mr. SHUTTLE WORTH,
On the Promisee, on THURSDA I% Nov. 3, at 11,
ALL the useful MATERIALS of a large Brick
DWELLING-HOUSE, a capital substantial Seed Room,
floored and strongly timbered, 40 feet long by 20 feet wide. adsrod
for a tea room, or for any temporary purposes ; barns, stables. cot-
tage sheds, and numerous outbuildings; together with the Grow-
ing Timber on the premises; late m the occupation of Mr. Ed-
monds, market gardener, New-cross Turnpike, in the Kent•road.
The materials comprise sound brick-work, plain and pan tiling,
timbers, flooring boards, wainscoting, doors, assh windows, and
casements; internal fittings, marble chimney-pieces, stone and
brick paving, iron palisade fencing, lead pumps, quartering and
weather boarding, and numerous useful articles; also, upwards of
100 elms, trees, and willow pollards, now growing in the hedge
rows.

May be viewed one day previous to the vale. when Catalogues
may be had, on the premises ; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 211,
Poultry.

LIVERPOOL, MONDAY, Our. 24.

Wind W. to N.N.W.—Nigh Water 54 min. past 9.
Arrived three Irish Mails.

Arrived the Ardent, Davies, from Pernau ; Wellington, Muller,
from Dantric ; IR bon Willer, Jantzen, from Dantzic ; Com-
merce, Cordincr, from St. Petersburgh ; Carl Henrick, Laugheff,
from Wolgast.
Three brigs off at half-past four.
The Dart, Blare, from Liverpool, has arrived at Detneraza.
The Montego Bay, —, for Demerara, sailed yesterday, has
put hack.
The Rapid, —, from Bahia, has arrived at Cuxhaven.
The Lune, Brown, from Liverpool, for Miramichi, has arrived
in the Gut of Canso ; out 42 days. She has lust an anchor and
cable. _

The sloop Christina, from Douglas, in the Isle of Man, with
barley, is sunk in the Old Dock Gut.
The Six Sisters, 13igland, from St. Petersburgh for Liverpool,
was left at Stromness lBth instant, all well, by the Ardent.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
ARRIVAL AT BATAVIA.—The Woodlark, Brown, from Lon-
don, the 20th May.
The Henry, Ferrier, from New South Wales to Singapore, was
totally lost, the 15th April. in Torres Straits ; crew saved. Capt.
Ferrier, it is said, has arrived in the Providence, and would land at
Deal.
The Bonne Mere, Aguard, from the Mauritius, arrived at St.
Maloes, the 21st Oct.
SHIP SPOKEN WITH—The Asia, Stead, from New South
Wales to Bengal, on the 25th April, in lat, 11, S. long. 14. G. E.
ST. HELENA, SEPT. 2.—The Harriet, Fulcher, from Singa-
pore, was to sail from St. Helena, for London, the 4th Sept.
The Providence, Remmington, has arrived off Portsmouth—she
sailed from Calcutta, the 7th of April, Kedgrre, the 27th of April,
Sand Heads, the 6th of May, Mauritius the 15th of July, and St.
Helena, the 2d of Sept.
ARRIVALS AT TILE MAITRITTUS.—The Philip Dundee,
Scatwell, from New South Wales and Timor, the Ist of July ; the
Admiral Buskes, George, from Batavia, the Bth of July ; the
Francis, Wilkins, from Sumatre, the I Ith of July ; the Alexander,
Rube. (Dane') from Batavia, the 12th of July.
SAILING FROM THE MAVRITII7S.—The Ville de Marseilles,
David, for Madras and Bengal, the 15th July.
ARRIVALS AT ST. HELENA.—The Savinis, Juan de Age°.
front Manilla, the 31st Aug. ; and the Harriet, Fulcher, from Sin-
capore and Anjeer, the Ist Sept.
SAILING 'nom Sr. HELENA.—The Adrian, Gordon, for
London, the 27th Aug.
SINGAPORE.—The Horatio, Oakley (country brig), of Bengal,
was blown up at Singapore, the end of June, and only the master
saved.

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