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Has Three excellent Cabins disengaged ; now lying at Blackwell,
and ail proceed to Grave‘end in a few days for Portsmouth, to
embark Passengers,
MIOR MADRAS and CALCUTTA, has only room
for Measurement Goods, the greater part of her cargo
being ou board, the tine fast-sailieg teak ship DUKE of BED-
FORD, borthen-860 Tons, Captaio GEORGE SDI PSON (late
Commander of the Honourable Company's ship Lady Canlereagh),
lying in the City Canal. This ship is particularly constructed for
despatch; her accommodations for Passengers are of a very superior
description, fitted in an elegant style, and carries a skilful Surgeon.
For Freight or Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jeruse..
lem Coilie-house ,• to Messrs. Cockerel!. Trail, and Co., Austiu.
friars ;J. S. Briny, 12, Birchin-lane, Comhill ;or
WILLIAM ABERCROMBIE,
No. 4, tzirchin-lane.

SALES BY ADCT/ON.

SALES BY AUCTION,

THE WHITE HART INN, AT BRENTWOOD,
With a Valuable FARM, and sundry 31eadows adjoining, con.
taming altogetherl3l Acres.
Nil' R. HOGGAILT begs respectfully to acquaint the
I.v Public, that he has received instructions from the Execu-
tors of the late Mrs. Anna Banbury, deceased, to offer for SALE
by AUCTION, In March next. in several Lots, those extensive
and capital Premises. out of liras. ' e comprising the WHITE
HART. at Brentwood, together with an adjoining FARM, and
sundry Meadows.
A more descriptive Advertisement will appear in this and other
Papers.
Broad-street, Jan. ?7.

STOCK OF A PIANOFORTE-MAKER.
By Mr. COX.
On the Premise*. 257. Strand, St. Clement's Church-yard, on
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 8, at 12,
QEVENTY PIANOFORTES. including the vicious
A. forms of Orand, Horizontal, Cabinet. Cottage, Harmonic,
and Square. all remarkably fine in tone, and highly finished in ma-
hogany and msestood awes, in excellent taste. and of first•rate
workmanship. Also, about twenty unfinished Pianofortes, various
states, and several of the new ()rand Patent Instruments, called
the Euphonon, elegantly finished in mahogany and roseirood cases.
To he viewed seven days prim to the Sale. by Catalogues, to be
but on the Premises; and of the Auctioneer, 26, St. James's-
I street.

I_EXICAN FIVE PER CENT. LOAN.—Notice is
hereby given, that in consequence of stipulations in the
Contract concluded between Don Francisco de Borja Migont, agent
to the Mexican Government, and Messrs. B. A. Gohischmith and
Co., Certificates of the above loan to the amount of 78,2001. over
and above the ordinary Sinking Fund stipulated for in the General
Bond. have been purchased with the Tenth Instalment of the sum
directed to be set apart from the proceeds of the last Loan negoci-
ated for account of the Mexican Government for the purchase of
Certificates for the first Loan, and that such Certificates were can.
celled the 28th instant, and deposited in the Bank of England, by
Vincenti Rocafuerte. Esq. Charge tr.tfraires, from the United
States of Mexico to Great Britain, jointly with Messrs. B. A.
Goldeclunidt and Co. and in presence of Mr. John Newton, Notary

STREATHAM PARK, IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY.
Afr R. HOGGART begs respectfully to acquaint the
11 Public, that he has received directions to offer for ALE
hy AUCTION, some time in the muting Spring, in Lots,
STREATHAM PARK, containing about Ninety Acres, beauti-
fully studded with Timber, with a spacious Residence and Offices,
Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, and sheet of water. A more descrip-
tive Advertisement will appear in due time, and the property may
be viewed In the Interim, by cards, which may be obtained of Mr.
Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange.
N.B. The abore estate may also be treated for upon Lease.

STOOK OF MUSICAL. PUBLICATIONS,
Together with the Copyright. Engraved Plates, &c.
By Mr. COX,
On the Premises, No. 267 Strand, St. Clement's Church-yard,
on TUESDAY. February 14. at 12,
THE well-selected STOCK of valuable MUSICAL
PUBLICATIONS, comprising the works of several entinent
Composers; and judicious selections from celebrated Masters,
including the important work entitled the Royal Psalmist, and
variety of other works. well suited for popular publications.
To be viewed two days prior to the sale, and catalogues to be
obtained on the premises ; and at the Auctioneer's, 26, St. James's.
street.

CLAPHAM COMM
Household Furniture, s self-acting Grand
ing Utensils, and FAl's

new Brew-

Lino( Flreperrent.2lexim Certificates maned Januar/18,
1826. -
No. No. No. No. No. No. No. *o. No. No.
101 142 183 340 736 777 3334 5286 6611 7027
102 143 164 375 737 778 3335 4296 6183 7156
103 144 184 490 738 779 3366 5331 6220 7311
104 145 186 592 739 780 3385 5374 6284 7616
105 146 187 674 740 781 3317 5373 6285 7317
104 147 183 678 741 782 3422 5376 62119 7518
107 143 109 701 742 783 _5.562 4377 6421 7519
1011 149 190 741 741 724 MN 5378 6513 7520
109 150 191 703 744 783 31154 3379 4581 7521
110 151 191 704 745 726 3739 4380 6407 7522
111 182 193 705 746 707 3777 6381 6018 7523
112 153 194 704 747 788 3836 5382 4617 7.524
113 154 195 707 748 789 3931 5363 6618 7515
114 156 196 708 749 700 3945 5334 4419 7526
115 159 197 749 760 791 3954 5385 6420 7527
118 167 196 718 761 722 3964 6386 6621 7528
117 158 190 711 752 793 4162 5387 6622 7529
118 159 200 712 753 794 4236 5388 6623 7530
119 160 301 713 754 795 4237 5349 864 7631
120 161 302 714 755 796 4347 6390 6625 7688
121 122 303 715 736 797 4364 3591 6419 7622
122 163 304 716 717 798 4369 4392 661; 7709
123 164 305 717 758 742 4375 5393 61187 7710
124 16.5. 306 718 759 891 4444 5394 6703 7711
125 166 307 719 769 930 4497 5395 4763 7712
126 167 91101 720 761 946 4562 5394 6842 7729
127 168 209 721 762 957 4487 5397 6953 7946
120 169 310 722 763 962 4703 5398 6858 7947
129 170 311 723 764 3223 4731 6399 6259 7946
130 171 212 724 705 3224 4732 8400 6241 7950
131 172 313 725 769 3246 4774 5570 6862 7951
132 173 314 726 797 3306 4770 4601 6873 7932
133 174 315 727 768 3309 4700 5602 6274 7954
134 174 316 724 769 3326 4942 54341 6815 7945
135 174 317 729 770 3327 11033 5641 6276 7994
136 177 318 730 771 3328 5055 5680 8877
137 178 319 731 772 3329 5193 5869 2878
128 179 320 732 773 3330 4234 4893 6080
139 180 321 732 774 3331 5236 5934 7014
140 161 322 734 775 3332 4242 5965 7016
141 142. 323 735 776 3333 '5285 6005 7022
batter B.
No. No. /10. No. No. No. No. No. No. No.
44 1463 2072 2098 4458 6256 9759 12121 13620 14933
113 1465 2073 2099 4459 6366 9770 12227 13449 15934
116 1466 2174 2100 4460 6706 9911 12275 13852 15935
123 1555 2075 2168 4481 6924 10069 12276 13873 15936
124 1574 2176 2174 4462 7130 10070 12393 14020 15937
125 106;;.2077 2276 4618 7339 10071 12703 14032 15933
153 1e911179 2361 4743 7529 10072 12956 14434 15939
154 1630 2079 2558 4772 7561 10185 11982 14511 14940
214 1631 2080 2639 4971 7971 10187 130183 14796 15941
227 1642 2081 27101 5221 8056 0168 13122 14799 15942
129 11415 1482 2820 6346 2183 70190 13123 14825 15943
233 11e9 1943 2392 5477 8231 14197 13131 14426 15944
244 1792 2084 2960 5422 EL364 14340 13152 14876 18945
433 1255 2024 3018 4636 8361 14370 19186 14032 15946
'466 1895 2436 3929 (4663 1g162 19988 131114 15648 15947
568 2061 2067 3481 5827 8.363 11291 13195 15236 15943
523 2062 2032 3749 4274 6748 11498 13205 16251 15949
790 2063 1099 3751 sroci 8776 11613 13221 15709 15950
943 20642'1090 3631 5932 949 11635 13222 14925
944 24115 2091 3959 6938 9056 11641 13224 15926
344 1064 '2092 33300 4967 9244 11725 1:4255 14927
352 1067 2093 4016 6978 9348 11726 13286 14926
407 2028 2094 4140 4089 9474 11616 132 v 1a929
414 2143 21195 4390 6101 0615 11417 13376 15930
447 2070 2099 4456 6225 9423 11833 13501 15931
448 2071 2097 4457 6226 9524 11435 13402 15932
batter A. 404Catificatesof1001. 440,400
252 *ll6O/. 37,800

On the Premises the Standsworth sidsiojciallhout Common, on
FRIDAY lqt,XT Feb 3 at 11 Am Irpittlady, by dad or
the Executors, •
THE remaining FURNITURE of Thomas Nswtow,
Esq. comprising capital fonelost and tent bedsteads, with
ehints furniture* and appropriate bedding, handsome set of patent
dining tables, 14 feet ti by Z. feet wide ; 20 excellent parlour chairs,
finished in red morocco, pedestal sideboard, elegant drawing room
suite of window curtains, sofa, two Grecian couches and chairs in
chints pattern cotton ; Brussels carpets, oilcloth, servants' furni-
ture, garden roller, melon frames, greenhouse plants, &c.
3lay be viewed Thursday previous, and catalogues had on the
premises, and of 31r. floggart, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Ex-
chaige.

UNAIANUFACTURED sTock Q} A PIANOFORTE-
MAKER.
Itt Mai COX
On the Prendses. One 1501,-eeN. mirth side of the New Church,
Strand, on WEDNESDAY. Feb. In, and following flay,
Ti4E well-sebsoned STOCK, consisting of mahogany
and rosewood in planks, boards. Spanish curls, veneers of
great width anti tine quality, wainscot, cedar, deal, pine, lw.ch.
sycamore, ar.d keywootl, sets of cabinet keys. seventeen benches,
hammer rails, glue screws, large quantity of brass work, crane.
turning wheel, music caravan on springs, and a large variety of
miscellaneous articles.
TO be viewed two days prior to the Sale, and Catalogues us be
obtained on the premises; and at the Auctioneer's, 26, St. James's"
street.

DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY .
Left at the Bankrupt Office, tattler Act 6 Geo. 4th. c. 6. s-e. 17.
Tunnt As D °paw oar m. Knaresborough, flax-dresser. (Filed
Jan. t 6.)
JAMES WILLIAM ALDRIDGE, Penton.street, Pentonville,
(Imagist. (Filed Jan. 28.)
Jolt x J err gar, Edward.street, Woolwich, tailor. (Filed
Jan. 26.) -
Et-want) PILLS, Faversham, Kent, grocer. (Tiled Jan. 27.)
Cliaar.r.s FIIICKER, Kingston-upon-Thames, broker. (Frle.l
Jan. 27.)
•;VII. I.IAN PALMER, Goodge.strecta St. Pancras, wine-mei.
chant. (Filed Jan. 27.)
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. '
Edward Johnston, sen., sugar-refiner.
BANKRUPTS.
Jon"( Ilnowzr, Oodmancliester, Huntingdonshire, corn-dealer,
dealer and chapman, to surrender, Feb. 21, 22, and March 11; srl.
eleven, at the George Hotel, Huntingdon. Solicitors. Messrs.
Wells and Barran, Iluntingdon ; and Mr. Mandl, Staple Inn.'
JosErtt SALT, Birmingham, cutler, dealer and chapman, Feb.
8. 9, and March it, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingbauf.
Solicitors, „Alesars. Alexander and Son, Carey-street, Llucolo'as
Inn t and Messrs. Lee and 'Hunt, Birmingham. , - •
EDWARD LAWSON' Brown's-lane, Spitalfichle, currier, dealer
and chapman. Feb. 11, at eleven, 111. and Moth 11, at ten, a:
the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. J. B. Bostockf George-weer, !
Mansion-house. • '. •
GEORGE DAVIS, Iligb.street, Kensington, corn-dealer adk
chapman, Feb. 11, at ntue, .21, and March 11, at ten, Ns; die
Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. H. Rice, Jermyn-stmt, peed.%
dilly.
Ansi: a Rascr.LtY, Hayfield, Glosaop, Derbysliire,ttottija..
spinner, dealer and chapman, Feb. 4,7, ano March 11, at ten;
at the IVarren Bulkeley Arms Inn, Stockport. Solicitors:, 111 x.
John Tyler, Pump-court, Temple ; and Messrs. Chariton Sulk
Wright, Stockport.
JOHN WINDSOI, MICHAEL HYDE and TAMES'WtEnichi•
Oxford-road, Manchester, machine-makers, dealers and chaptuel,
Feb. 13, 14, and March 11, at eleven, at the King's Arms Ise,
King-street, Manchester. Solicitors, Messrs. Appleby and Mite
nook, Gray's Inn-square; and Mr. Joseph Whitehead; Ilan.
cheater. • • i
EDWARD GRAY, Harboone, Staffordshire, nail-factor, dente:-
anti chairman, Feb. 8, V, at four, and March 11, at twelve, 'at tile
Royal Hotel. Birmingham'. Solicitors, Meatus. Hinting' arid
Baxter, Gray's Inn.plaie; and Messrs. R. and C. H. Bird, B#r.
minghara.
Joacigt MANTON, Hanover-square, gun.maker, Feb. 7; it
eleven, 11, at ten, and March 11, at twelve, at the BankruptV,
Court. Solicitor, Mr. Coukgey, Staple Inn. • -
MICHAEL GEORGE BASHFORTH, Huddersfichl, innkeeper,*
dealer and chapman, Feb. 11. 15, and March 11, at efeven. st tfits
Office of Mr. Allison, Huddersfield. Mit-IMM Mr. Allisok:
Huddersfield; and Mr. E. Walker, Lincoln's Inn-fields, and Et...
chequer Ofliec of Plea,. " • - --
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Gir Eonom RongY Grrini, Bristol srltif-tutitifaVotlier.l
dealer and chapman, Feb. 8,9, and Starch 11. 'at one, at Bin.
Rummer Tavern, All Saints-lane, Bristol.. Sattisurs, sltsriff.
Poole, Grenfield, and Gamlen Gray'a Innakataii; ad skim.
lA. ard J. Liven. Broad-street, Bristol.
CHARLES LUCE, Bristol, cornfacter, dealer and chaprnanSth.'
7,8, at two, and March 11, at twelve,, at-Ilie CormherciaMitiorek,
Bristol. Solicitors, Messrs. Visaed and Blower,' LiticoldlFlßth..
fields ; and Mr. William Gregory, Bristol. '
SAMUEL 11013 DAY, Aston, Birmingham, snufer-rnakerMetitor
and chapman, Feb. 2,3, and March !I, at two, ar the Rif: I.
Hotel, Birmingham. Solicitors, Messrs. Fleming' and -llaxl#<„
Gray's Inn ; and Messrs, It. and C. IL Bird, Ilirmingbbet.-• • ',
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WILLIAM HENRY LAIVII mitt. Bath;draper, rimier and di .
man, Feb. 11, 13, and March 11, at one, at the Bush Tarim, ..
tol. Solicitors, Meisn Edward and halm -Daniel, Bristot; el
Mr. John Pearson, Puttm-court, 'Temples • .
• JOIIIN JASPER-GARNETT and THOMAS GANNETT, Neat.
wish, Cheshire. cheese-factors, dcalert and chapmen, Feb: 17, 18.
at twelve, and Illarch•I I, at ten, at. the Crown Inn, l'slaitreblh.• Sr.
licktors, Mr. Edward %Vildes„ Lincoln's-Inn4lelds ; and' Mesita.
Edleston and Elwood, Nantwich, Cheshire.
REUSES HILL, Norwich, manufacturer, 'dealer and elmpoiv:
Feb.l3, IG, ea Match 11, at. (Our, at the Rampant Horne hitt.
Norwich. Solicitors. Mr. T. Brightwell, Norwich ; and Mesta,
Taylos and Beattie, King's Bench-walk, Temple.
Al 03E8 STOCK LEv, ‘l'olvcrhampton, Staffordshire' ter,:
denier and chapman, Feb. 17, at six, IC, at ten, aud'lllarelc I. 'at
eleven, at the George Inn, Walsall, Staffordshire.. Solicitori, Mr.
Wood, Wedverharopton ; and plena. Williams and White, Ctd.
Buildings, Lincoln's-Inn. • ill
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THOMAS VELIHIAM, Tottenham-court-rend, . linen.drairee,
dealer and chapman, Feb. 4, at ten, 11, at eleven, and March 11,
at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. RobinsiLlutn.
square, Blonmsbury. .
JAMES Ricmartba, Warwick-court, Holbarn, 'furrier, Jan. Pt,
at twelve, Feb. 11, and March 11, at one, at the Bankrilpie*Cod:t.
Solicitor,. Mr. Pontlfex, St. Andrew's-court, Holborn.
WILLIAM Ronaays, Shpc.lane printer, dealer and chapman,
Feb. 7, at eleven, IL at ten, and I'llareh 11, at twelve, 'atOa
Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Rhodes and Burch, New -
laci. . . s
ABRAHAM PIRON, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, and WIET.IISC
TAYLOR, Great Winchester-street, London, merchants, Feb.' 2,
11.1, and March 11,• at tea, at the Bankrupts' Court. Sellabr,
Mr. Bohan, Austin-friars.
Join; Itett.Tox Gatarts and Timm/is Illiturat. Pilis.
COTT, Liverpool, brokeraJdeilers and chapmen, Feb. 15, 10,`4,1
March 11. at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Solicitori; 3.±-.
Brahner. Fenwick.street, Liverpool ; and Messrs. Brackstock iatl
Bunee, Temple.,
AUGUSTCS DE LISLE, Regent.itreet, Pall-mall, hill-taAer,
dealer and chapman, Feb. 4, at eleven, 7, at ten, and March 11, et
eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Masers. Hodgkin atal
Binton, Salisbury-street, Strand.
Jona BOURNE, Agnes-place, Waterloo-road, picture dealer.
dealer and chapman, Feb. 4, 11, and March 11, at eleven, at the
Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Hodgson. and Burton,„._-`za-
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lisbury-street. Strand.
GEORGE LEE and Jonse STITTON. St. James's-Street, Pieta-
dilly, tailors, dealers and chapmen, Feb. 11, 18, at ckaid, ,a tat
March 11. at ten, atthe Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor,
.W.. 1: J.
Tanner. New Basinghall.street.
WI rrIAM WHITE, King-btreet, *Soho, baker, Feb. 2, It%,{
March 11, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Tomes,
Lincoln'a.lnn.fields.
%Yuman Saturn. Uxbridge, mcalman, February 4,1!, ;tied
March 11, at eleven, at the Bankrupta' Court. Solicitt,r, 'Mr:.
Dimes, Bread-street, ChellpSide.
RICHARD JOHNSON; Broad-street, City. merchant, de:11(1..071a
chapman,J an. 31, at erne, Feb. 7, at twelve, and March 11, atone,
at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. J. and S. Pearct',
Philips, and Bolger, St. Swithin's-lane. .
HENRY' THORNTON, tipper Russell.street, Bermondsey. m'-
Der, dealer and chapman, Feb. 7. at ten, 11, at eleven, and Mitelt
11, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Slr. Stitcl:lle,
New Bridge-street, Illackfeiars.
JOHN LikAVES and WILLIAM EDWARDS, Chisweit-stiset.
Finsbury-square, auctioneers, dealers and chapmen, Jan. 31„ Fe,.
7, and March 11, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Sail(;ir,
Messrs. Hodgson and Burton, Salisbury-street, Strand.
JOHN IiARRATT MIDDLETON, Aldgste, le,ather-bed.rmnc..
' facture", dealer and chapman' Feb. 11, at eleven, 18. and )l are It
11, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mt. Ooddattl, 13:.-
singhsll-street.
ROBERT Cox, Bridge-road. Lambeth, cheesemonger, it‘r*:. r
and chapman, Feb. 7, 11, and March IL at nine, at the IliT•1.-
rapt*" Court. Solicitor, Mr. Selby, St. John-street-road.
• Faaucts GREASLET, 31aitlen.lane. Wood-street, hositr. dea-
ler and chapman, Jan. 31, at twelve, Feb. 11, and 3larch it, at
one, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Hurd and Joho.
son, King's Bench-walk, Temple
GEORGE BARNETT, Old White Horse-Cellar Piccadilly, and
Jermyn.atreet, St. James's, and I lay-market, book-keeper, dsal, -
and chapman, Jan. 31, Feb. 11, and March 11, at twelve, Itt the
Bankrupts' Court. elicitors, Alps. Fisher and Likklihry.
street, St. James's.
friars-rad. ha, -Jonn WETMAN. Great Surrey-street, Dfink
manutlcturer, dealer and showman. Feb. O. at aass, 14f March
11, at twelve, at the Bankeupte' Court. Solistankmf,..x.movi..
hams, Rood-court, 11'4 brook.
FRANCIS HOBBS, Ikrking, Essex, cetai-dtater, dealer and
chapman, Jan. 31, Feb. 7, at ten, and March 11, at devout, at the
Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Lewis Jamas Wed& 'Duke-
street, Portland-place.
J4szs Suva, Blickmaniacti)Systhirufilbrat.alimihmum,

OAK, ASH, ELM, SPANISH CHESTNUT, AND
SYCAMORE.
CAPITAL. NAVAL, AND OTHER TIMBER.
WEALD PARK, NEAR BRENTWOOD, ESSEX.
By Mr. 11000 ART,
At the Mart, on TUESDAY, Feb. 7. at 12, in Lots,
TWO I kindred and Sixty-seven capital OAK TI M-
BERR TREES, of superior Timings, with their hops and
Tops, now standing in 11'C3Ill Park and the adjoining bands, in
the county of Essex, suitable for naval and other purposes, and
containing five hundred loads ; 117 Elms, containing about eighty
loads ; 163 Ash, containing about one hundred loads ; a Spanish
Chestnut and 7 Sycamore Trees ; altogether one of the finest falls
of timber for the extent that has been offered to the public fur some
years : surrounded by good and convenient for water.car-
riage, being within twelve mile7Oir the river Thames.
The timber may be viewed on application to Mr. Paul, at Lang-
tons, near Weald Park, of whom Catalogues may be had : also at
the Lion and Lamb, Brentwood ; Black Boy, Chelmsford ; Spread
Eagle, South Weald ; Red Lion, Coxty-green ; White Hart,
Rumford ; Spread Eagle, Ingateatone ; at the Mart ; and of Mr,
lloggart, 62, Old Broad-street.

LEASE HOUSE, WITH CAPITAL FRONT SHOP,
M. Strand.
Be Mr. COX,
On the Premises., on WEDNESDAY, Feb. 15, at 12.
THE unexpired Term of the LEASE of the 110VSE,
267. Strand, nn the west end of St. Clement's Church-yard.
The Premises are most eligibly situate for hopinem in one of the
largest thoroughfares in Londoh. On the ground floor in /I good
front shop with showy window, and private passage ; seven light
rooms finer, and convenient domestic offices. Held for a term of 15
years, at the low rent of 100 guineas a year.
'To be viewed by tickets, to be obtained of B. Hopkinson. Esq.
Solicitor, Red Lion-square; and at the Auctioneer's, 26, St.
James's.strect.

DEVON.
IMPORTANT FREEHOLD-MANOR AND ESTATES,
Mines, Courts beet and Baron, extensive Forest and Manurial
Rights. Rents, Suits,Sinvices, Privileges, &c.
By Mr. HOGGART,
At the Mart, on TUESDAY, February 7, at 12, peremptorily,
V IHE MANOR and FREE HAMLET of SHEEP-
STOR, Devon, about 12 miles from Plymouth, and within
a short distance of the Rail-road to that part ; comprising the estates
called Narraton, Berries, Skidmore, and Yollands, about 200 sta-
tute acres of good meadow, arable, and pasture land, now in the
hands of the proprietor, with a good farm-house and convenient
out-buildings ; a quantity of thriving young timber, and also about
500 statute acres of good moor and common land, subject to the
right of pasture of a few estates, which may be allotted, being al-
ready partly enclosed. The whole within a ting fence, with an
abundant supply of water for mills or other machinery ; courts leet,
courts baron, rents, snits, services, privileges, extensive right of
fishing, hunting, hawking and fowling, for several miles round,
with plenty of ga.ne, and in the vicinity of several packs of fox.
hounds and hatters. The lands are capable of great improvement,
from the facility affbrded by the road to Plymouth of procuring
lime and other manures, and a good market, with unlimited right
of common in Venville, on the fewest of Dartmoor. for fuel and
depasturiag of cattle. Also, two 501. shares in the Plymouth and
Dartmoor railway.
Also to be Disposed of, in Fee, an Assignable Bond fur four Bur-
gage Votes, guaranteed for ever by the Mayor and Returning Officer.
The voters being in a strong opposition, and nearly divided, may
place an election in the hands of the purchaser.
The Estates may be viewed, and particulars had of Mr. William
Burt, Solicitor, Plymouth; of George Barker, Esq. Solicitor,
Gray's Inn-square ; at the Hotel, Exeter ; the Globe Inn, Ply.
mouth •, at the Mart ; and of Mr. lloggart, 62, Old Broad-street,
Royal Exchange.

Being together 6116 Certificates, mounting to 478.200

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GOODLUCK, and CO.respectfully
se9uaint the Public, that the LAST LOTTERY BUT
TWO will he decided the Ist MARCH y the Stobsine contains
Six Prizes of nO,OOO, besides numerous other Capitals.
Tickets and Shares—Chances for the above Prizes, are on Sale
in a very great variety, at Richardson. Goodluck, and Co.'s aloe,
104, corner of Rank-buildings.

AN ADDRESS TO THE NATIVES AND INHABIT.
ANTS OF NORTH AND SOUTH WALES.
YTQN,
Stock Broker and Lottery Office Keeper, at
E his old and lucky Office, 2, Cornhtll, begs leave to inform
his Countrymen (he being a native of the Principaliti,A;;rd
the
one
NETTIVID is Ilzbe7lefOnf'r.si°Dn• ANVIUhLkY,TstDof MARNO
CH
N Ile anticipatea, it being the last that will ever be drawn
on that day, his Countermen will come forward and support him
with all their might. The inducements are great, there being Six
Prizes of 20.0001., besides numerous other Prizes, and no Blanks,
to be decided on the above day: therefore no time should be lost,
as the opportunity of gaining above half a Million of Money in
One Day may never happen again.

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