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COUNTY CORK, IRELAND

The Fermoy Estate, situate on the Blackwater River, within 18
miles of the city of Cork, on the high road to Dublin.
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INER. W. W. SIMPSON lias received directions
from the creditors under Mr. Anderson's estate, to SUB-
MIT to PUBLIC COMPETITION (as speedily as possible), be-
fore the major part of the Commissioners of Bankruptcy, at Dub-
lin, in one lot, and, in the event of the estate not being sold entire,
then in several lots,
THE FERMOY ESTATE,

a valuable Freehold and Tithe-free Property, comprehending the
Manor and entire Town of Fermoy, including the Lands denonit_
nated Knockaneroe, Barnevariha, Curraghnadrimina, Knockadaha-
dera, Ballybrack, Lognagurteeny, and other lands, comprising in the
whole more than

ONE THOUSAND ACRES,
together with an immense number of capital residences, shops, and
private houses, several inns, paper and flour mills, an extensive
brewery, storehouses, quays, orchards, gardens, and other valu-
able property, let on leases for lives, for various fixed terms, at
rents amounting to upwards of
FIVE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED POUNDS

A-YEAR.
Fermoy is a thriving and populous inland town, with an excel-
lent market, and is a considerable military station; it is advanta_
geously situate,lB miles north of Cork, on the high road to Dublin,
and within ten miles of water carriage. The project for construct-
ing a rail-road from Valencia to Waterford, through Fermoy, to
afford a more speedy communication between New York and Lon-
don, will, if carried into effect, prodigiously enhance the value of
this property ; and the obvious advantages to Ireland of such an
undertaking, in a national point of view, render its accomplishment
highly desirable, and almost certain.
Particulars, which are in preparation, will shortly be ready for
delivery ; and further . information may in the mean time be ob-
tained of Thos. Richard Needham, Esq., and Wm. Baily Wallace,
Esq., Dublin; Joseph Bell, Esq. and Matthias Hendley, Esq.,.
Fermoy ; of R. L. Appleyard, Esq., Solicitor, New-square, Lin_
coln's Inn ; and of Mr. W. W. Simpson, Bucklersbury, London.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. HODGSON,
At his Great Room, 192, Fleet-street, on WEDNESDAY, Oct. 29,
and three following days, at half-past twelve,
AN excellent COLLECTION of BOOKS,
FOREIGN and ENGLISH. The best Authors in Divi-
nity, Classics, Heraldry, History, Voyages and Travels, Books of
Coins, and General Literature ; including Sancti Aurelii Angus-
tini Opera Omnia cum Vita, 8 vols.', best edition ; Gallia Chris-
tiana, 12 vols. ; Biblia Sacra, Grmca, Aldus. ; Biblia Sacra, Bel-
gica, first edition, 1477 ; Biblia Sacra, Polyglotta, 3 vols., Lips.
1750; Alexandrini in Vet. et Nov. Test., 8 vols. ; Suiceri The-
saurus Ecclesiasticus, 2 vols. ; Picart Ceremonies et Coutumes
Religieuses, 7 vols. ; Leurenii Forum Ecclesiasticum, &c., 8 vols. ;
St. Dionysii Opera, 2 vols. ; Vossii Opera, 6 vols. ; Launoii Opera
Omnia, 10 vols. ; Hardt Rerum Concilii, 6 vols. ; Moreri Diction-
naire Historique, 10 vols., best edition; Du Cange Glossarium,
6 vols. ; • Bayle Dictionnaire Historique et Critique, avec Supple-
ment, par Chaufpie, 8 vols. ; Bullet, Memoires sur la Langue Cel-
tioine, 3 vols., large paper ; Histoire Genealogique de France,
9 vols., large paper, par Anselme ; Histoire de Connestables Chan-
celier, etc., de France, most splendidly emblazoned ; Arms of
Foreign Families, many thousand engravings, in 4 vols., and many
other Works of Heraldry, mostly with MS. Notes ; Holland's Ilcr-
wologia, portraits ; Mori Historia Missionis Anglicanw, portraits,
1660 ; Stowe's Annals, 1631 ; Lobincau Histoire de Bretagne et
Paris, 7 vols. ; Logan's Oxonia Illustrata ; Thevenet Voyages,
4 vols. ; Histoire de Bourgogne, 4 vols. ; Biographia Britannica,
6 vols. ; Bridges's Northamptonshire, '2 vols. ; Greg Son's Lanca-
shire, 3 vols. ; Thoresby's Leeds ; Arms of the London Companies,
&c. ; Prynne's Records ; Bloch's Fishes, 6 vols., coloured plates ;
Knorr et Walch Recueil de Monumens des Catastrophes, que le
Globe de la Terre, 3 vols., coloured plates ; Haye's British Birds,
coloured ; Gell's Topography of Troy, coloured plates ; Gaines
Heraldry ; Bather's Ovid, 2 vols. ; Piranesi, Le Antich_ta Romance,
4 vols. ; MMailles, Louis le Grand, morocco ; Acta Eruditorum,
81 vols. ;'Dictionnaire de la Noblesse, 24 vols. ; Taylor's Aristotle,
8 vols., &c. &c., the whole in fine condition, and mostly in old
French morocco and calf bindings.
To be viewed, and Catalogues had.