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IN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 1. 1825.

SALES BY AUCTION.

KINGDOM OF IRELAND-..COUNTY OF MEAT/I.
MOST ELIGIBLE INVESTMENTS,
Capital Freetiold•Bstates, Menem, Mirlion, Ferms,ittni Lands'
and nearly FourThotraand Nine Hundred Irish Aores.
BY Mr. ROBINS.
(Of Warwick House. Regent-streen,
At Gateway's Cogreabouse, Thange.aUey, Cora:Mill. on THURS-
DAY, the 27th inst..-at melt e
In Lota.—lly orda'of the Trustees,
rr HE RESIDUE, of the very valuable. and bight
improvable FREEHOLD ESTATES, late the rroperty
a distinguished Nobleman, situate in the line county of Meath. ps
within ten miles, and the whole within twenty nits of the city t.
Dublin, comprising the extensive Manor of Der.gan, aad Estates,
with Gentlemen's Residences,. Plessure Grounds, and Gardens;
Paint Rouses, with Agrieultural Buildings. Cottages, and Gar
dens. The capital Manor of tiallymaglossan, and Estates. with
the Mansion House, with Offices of all dakriptions lawn. Coach.
houses, Stables, sc. Farms and Out-buildings, SlCadow, Feature,
and Amble Land. The Manor of Trim, wlth the ancient Castle,
and Buildings and Houses in the town of Trim, with excellent
Farms, and Enclosures of rich Meadow. Pasture, and Arable
Land, eentaining together. nearly Four Thousand Nine Hundred
!Irish Acres, eqUid to
SNVEN THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND EIG W
ENGLISH ACRES,
of excatent Meadoet..Pastule. and Arable Land.
The .t:etates are let partly to yearly tenants, and tartly ota base.
determinable with lives, end leases for terms of years
and the rev.nsions of the leases for lives are very valuable and hell
in the county oisilleath, and so near Dublin. niter the most &sir.
ehio opportlmity investment. The tenants are very generally
most responsible. an the tents nre„,colheted,Fial the saute sunned
tegulartty as in the best' Darts of ningland.` '
The Estates may be mired on. application to James Johnsen,
Esq. Rutland-squarc, ar.d .anms Armstrong, Esq. North Frede.
tick.street, Dublin; E. Chart. Wes, Euq.Croer Park, Dim, of whom
particulars may be had: and els:, at the Commercial Rooms and
Exchange Catfee-house in Dublin, at the principal lons, Drogheda,
Cork, and Waterford ; also at the Tens at Nolyhead ; and the Ho.
gas Liverpool Golden Lion, Chester; lieu and Chickens
minghsni ; Garraway's Coffee-house. Exeluini‘7C-Alley. Cu;nhii7
of Al ems.. Stephens,. Solicitor, Bedford-row; o` Of Mr. Rnbi
No. l7e, Regent.strcet, London, at either of whale Dilices a I')
of the Estates may be. seen.

LEASEHOI.DS FINSBURY-SQUARE, and crry.aoA.
Producing
_a net rental of 150/.ttee_annum.
• . By Mr. 81ILYTTLZWORTH,
At the Mart on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 12, in Two Lore.
Ily order of the Executors of the Proprietor. lately deceased.
Lot 1. A ValUable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, cm-
lA. prising four brick Dwelling Houses and Premise,
Nos. 27, 28,.2.9. and 30. in Paul-street, -Finsbury-square. In thr
occupation of Messrs. Hopkins, Reynolds. ilnghes. and Metric'
respectable Tenants. at net rents, anicatuing to 1151. 19s. &L
Lot. 2. A Leasehold Estate, comprising a brick Dwelliti„,
hone and Premise, situated No. It'. Garden-row. Old-street,
City-rod; in the occupation of Mi. Henry Sawyer, a resporialF
tenant. at a net rent of 351. per annum.
The Estates arc held for terms of 213 and 17 years, unexpired,
trilling ground rents.
May be viewed with leave a the tenants, and Particulars had
Mr. Baker, solicitor, Niebolas-lane,Lombard-street„ God Chun
row, Lime-house; at the Mart; and of 31r. Sbuttleworth, No.'
Poultry.

HOUSXIIOI.II FURNITURE. CELLAR OF CIIOi
WINES. CHINA. GLASS, CARRIAGES, LIVE A.
DEAD STOCK, MEADOW HAY, AND EFFECTS.
Walthainstow—Essea.
By Mr. SHUTTLE WORTH.
Oa Ibe Premises, in Maisiustreet, near the Chequers Icn,
THURSDAY NEXT, and following dal, at 11, by ceder

the Administrator.
fiIITE GENUINE HOUSEHOLD
handsome China, and Glass, a Cello of chaise Wises, com•
prising about %O dozen of Port, Madeira. Waret, and Champagne ;
hive and Dead Stock ; Thirty-five Loads Elf Alcadow Hay ; a Ite.
rrntche, Landau,Chariot. and Effects of Janice Ill!, Esq:deceassed,
removed front his late redden sa in Clay-street, a sale by auction
tot being permitted on the premises.
The romiture comprises four-poat, tent, and other bedsteads,
with Connotes ; goose-featherbeds and bedding ; tv Mao, -eurtair•
the usual assortment of bedchamber and cabinet articles; draw!
diaingoand breakfast-room furniture; kitchen requisites. ke.
The Live Stock corgis% of a pair of coach horses. a saddle mere,
cart horse, donkey. 4 mulch cows; 2 yenriiag calves, 2 sows, 4 hogs,
19 store Miscellaneous Head StocE-
May be viewed oae day previous tts tke Sale, wheiaatalog tics
may be had, at the place of Sale, and of IJJ .hitadevotth, No.
at, Walley,

HOUSEHOLD FCRNITURE, PLATE. CHINA, GLASS,
HOOKS, AND EFSECUig.
By Mr. -SHITTTLEIVORTit.,_
At his Bate Room, No. Rfi, Poultry. on MONDAY:Vibe letit
and following day. at 11 o'clock,
THE Neat HOU:1E110LO FURNITURE, a grand
upright piann-farte, by Clementi and Co.; a for ounces
plate, and plated articles, china, glass, books, wearing apparel ar
effects, of a ilentleman removed from Lombard.street the Put
niture complises han&ome four.post, French, and tent holstrads,
with chintz and dimity hangings, excelknt goose fe%ther heda P-
bedding, elegant =teen and other curtaius, excellent runlet.
and mshog,any cabinet articles, in chairs, tables, sofas, drawers,
wardrobes, and bookcases, chimney and other glasses, French
lamps, Brussels and Kidderminster carpets, kitchen roguish.-
and miscellaneous property.
May be viewed one day preriens to the Sale, when Catalogues
may be had of Mr. Shutdcwortlt, No. %1, Poultry.

FREELIOLD GROUND,RE'NT OF 101. tk. PER ANNI
A LEASEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE AT 110XTI
PRODUCING 101. PER ANNUM. AND TUE REVI
1410 NARY LEASE OF A DWELLING-HOUSE A.
PREMISES IN NEW-STREET, COVENT-GARDEI
Ily Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH,
At the Manson WEDNESDAY,. the 12th inst., at 12, in T/
Lots.
Lot 1. A FREEHOLD GROUND-RENT of
11 per Annum, amgy secured sod issuing out
Three Duelling sea and Premims, situated in Upper Grout
street, Lambeth.
Lot 2. A-LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a nentDl
ing-house and r remisea, situated No. 38, Union-street, limn
let at la and held for upwards of 80 years unexpired, at a grow
rent of 41.
Lot J. A REVERSIONARY LEASE of the DW ELL.
HOUSE end PREMISES in Nsw.infeet, Covent...med. not
the occupation of Mr. Burn, commencing at Lady-tray, 1829, I
term of Fourteen years from that period.
May be-viewed, and Partiruleurs MA ten day, rTeiion~ to the
of Sir. Tripp, Solicitor, Gray's Imhoguare ; at the Mist ; and
Sir. Shuttleworth. No. 28, I'oukry.

EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE ON
RCOENT'S CANAL.
By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTIL
At the (Mee of the Commissioners, in Ilaslnghall.suret.
TUESDAY, the 18th inst., at 12 o'clock, by order of the C
missies:ars named in a Commission of Bankrupt, awarded
issued against laws. Kite and Beat,
A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, call
MACCLESFIELD WUARF, adrantageously situated
the bank of the Regent's Canal, in the pariah of St. Lsonan
Shoreditch, extending 466 feet in front of the said Canal, will'
valuable building frontage, towards the New North Bond,
161 feet, with a wit dock or basin fur barges, newly crectul cow
I,T-houses, extensive range cf stabling and lofts, chaise.hom
lime-shed, timber.stage, &c., chiefly enclosed by a lofty brick
wit's cavital iren *Bodes and-gatao toward the New North
The premises, which tire very improvable, end add rte.
two or more Establishments of consognence, .are held on a lease
a long term unexpired, at a low Bent.
May be viewed. and Particulars had, ten dairy:revenue
Sale, at the Bricklayers' Anna, New North Road ; of Ali
rating Walker, Solicitor, ti. Lincoln's Inn-fields ; of Mr.
field, Solicitor, Presoott•strcet, Goodinan'a.aelds ; at the
and of Mr. Shutt swath, 22, Poultry. . .

SPLENDID SALE OF VALUABLE EFFECTS.
SAI4IL WILLIAMS has the honour to announce to
Nobility, Gentry. and the Pt'laic, that hr will subrni.
, at the Auction Mart. Itartholcmew.lane, on WEDNI,...
DAY, the 13th inst., and 10 following days (Sundays excepted)
at 12 each day, a valuable LIBRARY, comprising nearly .0 '
VOLUMES, among which will be found several rare
select Works in History, Ar.tiquitiem, Travels, Voyages, Divir,
Iliogmphy, Botany, the Classics. Poetry, he. ninny of which
in superb bindin:,s ; Drawings. Books of Prints, Ice. ;
A Choice Collection of •Cabinet and Gallery PAINTINGS,
good preservation. .
Wilt'. THOUSAND OUNCES of PLATE; a Wardrobe
rich 'Damask Table and lied Linen; Brilliant Diamonds, Pearls.
Gold Chronometers, Watches, :muff-boxes and Trinkets; Bronzes,
Frto:h Clocks, Indian China Jars and °were. Cut-glace Chande
hers and !Alsace : un elegant China Dinner and Dessert Sere.,
Brilliant Plate Glassespf huge dimensions; a Billiard-table, !
@b ney Bookcases, Fiveziisp-011Ue Desk, Library Writing-t%bi
Liens, Curiosities, ice. • an Horizontal Grand Pianoforte,
Upright ditto, an elegant ealiinct ditto, in a Rosewood Case, s
Ilsrp; Violins, an Indian 'Cot, an Electrictd Machine,
crosope. an Air-pump, large and small Telescopcs, capital
Land single-barrel Guns, Le. Also
A (.: k: IA ,A it of CIIGICE WINES, consisting of old-crust
Port, Champaigrc, Claret, 31 adeira, and Sherry, a Turret
and nutuesous other Edicts.
To be viewed two days preceding the Sale; and Catalogues n..
• at 2s.litl. each, of Mr. T. Williams, Cheltenham; Mr. Stretch,
1 IVOTCCS!eT ; Mr. Ridley, North-street, Brighton; at the Ae-
Mart ; and of Mr. Williams, ThrogmortomMeet.

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