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CONTRACT FOR IRON TANKS.
NAV Y -OFF ICE, October 10. 1825.
THE pritripel °facers and Commissioners ty. his Ma-
Plll.l I%'‘l'l do here 4 Ore Notate,
That on THU !ODA l', the 10th of November next- at One
they will be ready to Mat with such Persons es may be
•t•
lliug.to supply his Majesty's Dock-yards at Deptford and
Woolwich with
IRON TANG,
AND SPARC ARTICLES, TANKS ATICLES FOR
REPAIRING
patterrs of she Tanks and Articles Tender seen at his lilniestrs
and at Deptford ; and a Fora of the may be seen it t
Orna No Tender will be received after One o'clock on the day
of
treaty, nor any noticed, unless the party or an agent for him
attends.
Every Tender most be accompanied by a letter addressed to the
Noy Bowl, and gigolo' by two responsible persons, engaging to
bervine bowl with the penmen tendering, in the sum of 20001. for the
doe pnformaoce of tbot CAnsmet.

THE Right lion. THOMAS LORD ERSKINE,
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Estate of the said Lord ERSKINE, are requested to transmit the
partieulan thereof to Messrs. Milne and Parry, Solicitors, Temple,
on or before the lath day of November next, on which day, or so
soon after as conveniently may be, the residue of tbe Money arising
from the Sale of his Real and Leasehold Estates in Sussex, in
mortgage, will be disposed of, and all such Creditors who may
neglect to send in the nerds-mkt' of their Claims, will be excluded
from all benefit and advantage - therefrom.

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ATE PU

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THE QTJARTEkLY REVIEW, No. LXIV,
published op TUESDAY NEXT.
day is publiabo,' Edition,

'. will be

ST. MARVI.EDONE.
to BORROW the Sam of TWELVE
11 TNITOV3AND POUNDS. fee the purpose of Jerre) lag
the exposes of maids( old MUM* the K orkhouse of the said
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THE KORAN commonly called the ALCORAN of
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October 19, 18'5.

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The HERMIT in EDINBURGH ; or, Sketches of Man-
ners and. Real Characters and Scenes in the Drama of Life. In
3 vols. price IHs. in boards.
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Edinburgh' will find abundance of character, exhibited in a very
piquant manner."—Critical Gazette.
The ITINERANT ;or Memoirs of in Actor. Interspersed
with Anecdotes of numerous Theatrical Charaoters. fi 3 vols.
price one guinea in boards.
Also vols. 4,5, avd 6, being a coq,tinuation of the above Work.
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SALES BY AUCTION.
MERCANTILE RESIDENCE, BROAD.STREET-
BUILDINGS.
• By Mr. SHIITTLEWORTH.
At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 12, by order of the
Executrix of Dr. Meyer, M.D., deceased, unless an acceptable
offer is previously made by private contract,
AN excellent and very spacious LEASEHOLD RESI-
DENCE, advantageously situate within live minutes' walk
of the Royal Exchange, No. 7, Uroad-street.buildings, admirably
adapted for a mercantile or professional establishment, or a public
institution, containing seven good bed-clambers, with dressing.
rooms and water-closet, spacious handsome drawing.room and
auti.drawing-room, communicating by folding doors, a handsome
extensive hall and staircase, capital dining parlour, library, butler's
pantry, light convenient kitchens, numerous well atranged domestic
offices, capacious wine vaults and cellaring, and large paved
yard behind. Held under the Corporation of the City M London
for fourteen years unexpired, at a very low rent.
May be viewed with tickets only, which, with particulars, may
be had of Mr. Shuttleworth, 28, Poultry. Particulars may be had
also of Mr. Finch, Solicitor, 8, Throgmorton-st. ; and at the Mart.
TO WHOLESALE TEADEALERS, GROCERS, AND
• OTHERS.
MOST ELIGIBLE PREMISES, GRACECHURCH-
STREET, NEAR CORNHILL.
. By 31r. SHrTTLEWORTH,
At the Hart, on WEDNESDAY 'NEXT, at 12.
THE extensive and valuable PREMISES, established
for upwards of a century in the wholesale and retail Tea
Trade (for which and the general Grocery business, or any concern
requiring space, light, and a populous thoroughfare, they ate
equally adapted), commanding one of the finest public situations
In the City of London. No. 13, on the West side of Graceehurch.
street, between Cornhill and Goofbard.street, the corner of Bell.
yard, a much frequented avenue to the Jamaica, Jerusalem. and .
other blereautite Institutions. TM premises comprise, on the
lrincipal floor, a spacious warehouse with a conspicuous front, a
arge countinghouse, and private entrance; In the upper stories,
accommodations for two families, consisting of numerous bed-
chambers, dining and drawing rooms, kitchens and other offices,
with a dry warehouse, wine vault, and capacious cellarlng on the
basement. The premises are also well situated and adapted for a
public trading company.
May be viewed with tickets only, which, with particulars, may .1
be had of Mr. Shuttleworth, 28. Poultry, who is authorised to
treat for the sale by private contract. Particulars will also be
delivered on the premises, and at the Mart.

DORSETSHIRE.—RICH DAIRY FARM.
By Mr. SRUTTLEWORTH,
At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, November 2, at 12.
AFREEHOLD ESTATE, exonerated from land-
tax, comprising High and Lower Gerrants, • valuable
Dairy Farm, consisting of 111 acres (more or ler), chiefly rich
meadow, pasturage, and orchard land, beautifully situated to the
fertile vale of 3larshwooo, in the parish of Whitechurch Canon!.
eorum, seven miles from Bridport, six froth Beaminster, eight from
Chard, and eight from Lyme Regis, in the county of Dorset, with
a farm-house, farm-yards, and agricultural buildings, in the occu-
pation of Mr. Isaac Orchard, whose term expires in April next, at
an old and very low rent.
May he viewed by application to the tenant, of whom particulars
may Ise had ; also at the Bull, Bridport ; Beaminster ;
Angel., Chard; Golden Lion, Lyme Regis; White Hart, Dos.
cheater ; Antelope, Salisbury ; at the Mart; and of Me. Shuttle_
worth, 28, Poultry.

ELEGANT SIX AND EIGHT-LIGHT CHANDELIERS,
RICH CUT-GLASS AND CHINA.

By !Messrs. CAFE:
•At their spacious Rooms, Great Marlborough-street, on FRIDAY
NEXT. at 12.

FOUR SIX end EIGHT-LIGHT CHANDELIERS,
Double and Single-light Candlestands, rich Cut-glass, in
dessert sets ; decanters, water-jugs, wine-coolers, finger-cups,
tumblers, wines, salts, &c. ; china, table, dessert and tea sets and
ornaments, blue and white ware, and a variety of other articles,
lotted to suit private families.
May be viewed To-morrow. and Catalogues had.

1110DERN FURNITURE,
Fine Paintings and Drawings, Stained Glass, Select Library of
Books, Violin, rich curious old China, handsome Cut-glass,
Table and Bed Linen, and Effects, Mark-lane.
By DRAY TON and VENTOIII,
On the Premises, No. 70, Mark-lane, on TUESDAY NEXT,
the 25th inst. at 11 (by order of the Executrix of Mr. Joseph
Aldwinkle, deceased).
ALL the MODERN FURNITURE and-EFFECTS
comprising mahogany four-post. and tent bedsteads, with
fumitures; goose-feather beds, mattresses, and bedding; ward-
robe; chests of drawers ; pedestal sideboard; sets of dining, card,
and tea tables ; secretalre and bookcase mahogany and japanned
chairs; chimney, pier, and dressing glasses; Brussels carpets;
hearth rugs; a few tine old paintings and drawings, by Ostade,
Vandermeulen, Steinskirk, &c. ; select library of books ; rich and
curious old China; handsome cut-glass; table and bed linen; and
a variety of other effects.
May be viewed the day preceding the sale ; Catalogues had on
the premises, and of Drayton and N'entorn, Auctioneers, ike. 97,
Leadenliall-street.