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➢I. WALLER CLIFTON,

t,„ LANDS IN SCOTLAND.
"It SALE BY PRIVATE BARGAIN,
'THE LANDS AND FARM OF
AUCHENHEAN, lying in the Parish of
ii"wwzioch and County of Renfrew, with the TEINDS
1):?'t of the LANDS, and privilege of a proportional
1-Ahe AiISTILAW AIUIR for fuel.
kith; Lands are beautifully situated a few mike west of
:: lige of Lochwinnoch, and have a fine southern ex-
thltse, commanding an extensive view to the south and
The Lands are all subdivided, and inclosed with
itnand ditches. A complete and substantial steading of
1674 Was lately erected on the Farm' at eopsiderahle ea-
The Lands were lately let on an bet2roving Leese,
snbetantial tenants, for nineteen years, at a reduced
1t °f 'SOL st.iling per annum. The Lands hold feu of
t superior.
t 7,, The LANDS and FARM of MIDHOUSE and
itoI;.,IIERSIIIELLS, with the privilege of undivided
uR and TEINDS, Parsonage and Virarage, lying in
tante. parish and county. These Lands are meetly4le
and pasture. They are ail subdivided, and in-
C"clulth sufficient stone dikes and ditches, and there is
i:o4l,lated steading of houses and offices on the farm.
re ja grouse and- partridge shooting on the moor and
liii!lrounds. The farm is at present let under a lease for
years, which commenced at Martinmas, 1824, at
tt,i'°'r rent of 1001. per annum, hesidcs paying the public
tjarochial burdens. The hinds hold of the family of
VOeaetnple, for payment of a small fen duty.
Lr farther particulars, application may be made to
niiiir; W. S., Edinburgh; or Andrew Anderson,
I'l Greenock.

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WHOLE PARISH OF RICKAIANSWORTH,
ht ea IN HERTS.
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ythes extending over 700 t Acres ~ertile
14-441, anti the Glebe Estate, the Value exceeding 15001.
rear, held of the Bishop of London, for three lives,
h4lLlcsvable according to custom.
It. GEORGE ROBINS. has the plea-
Atr sure to announce, that he is directed to,SELL by
11„410.N., at the Mart in Loudon, on THURSDAY, the
{ day. of December, at Twelve o'clock, in One Lot, an
litZeithnfilY valuable Property, with a view to a safe and
4ncnt Investtilent of Capital ; it comprehends the
OF
~,til? ~.EBE
'W ESTATE, find the f
RGREAT TYTEIES,
'. HOLE PARISH oICKNIANSWORTH,
Itk, ' . Extending over a Fertile Doniail of
"I/ ACRES of RICH ARABLE and PASTURE
LAND. -
tt. he compactness of this parish and the proverbial con-
Laity of the soil, would render, it even in thnee. (gone
it When Agricultural Distress prevailed, a certain source
te2fture and solid income, and neccssasily, by parity of
went, .now that the sun shines propitiously on the
eltatee: of a. farn;er, with the slow and but certain
t?Clal!eceissa- rily resulting from the Corn Bill in view, it
lindeed be difficult to suggest a more eligible mode of
ing . capital. -The Pariah, it has already been
kittd. iiichides .
.ki:risr THOUSAND ACRE OF RICH LAND,
OliZsd '4llO convenient Farms, and occupied by a most
(iiget4 41.CTenantry. The property intended to be sold
m's :.01Se great Tythei upon Corn, Grain, Hay, After-
! 1,1 . borer), includes the. %she Estate. ' The
kt,47'4l.4.Sobject to a very moderate valuation, two years
Iltt. W.. made tinder gireumetancw4 of great depression,
1 the itteult exietdcd,
', l• 'i..YER A, UPON A MOST CONSIDERATE
A ",,2 ''''
' - ESTIMATE,
tr"iilYlN EXPERIENCED SURVEYOR.
14aie Estate is held for three lives under the Bishop of
;,4 eubjict to a 4144 'rent of 211. a year, renewable
~to-custom ; and the reciprocity of adiantage' is
44°4.; that-it will .always insure a renewal when a
014 ..111. it 'is . upon this principle very confidently
01;17itlei.esi,solid and improving source of. Revenue, the
OLI so, *lien it remembered that iteapprfiximation
CV lie neighbouring -excellent Markets, and the ready
ti.; s! to that of London for all its produce, will always
par a 'Commanding Character.
lit titulars may be hsd, 2S Jars prior to the gale, at
ilttnelivil Inns at-RickmanswOrth, WatfOid, Ware, and
katp_rd; of Messrs. 131andy and Andrews, solicitors,
4;74 the-" Auction Mart; and at Mr: Geo. 'Robins's-
\,,_! Loudon. - .

of fi

I:. Ti,lg THEATRE ROYAL DUBLIN,
cwt
4Valuable Thestvical Property, held by Lease,
Renewable for Ever, at a Peppercorn Rent.
it. GEORGE ROBINS has the honciur
(lln to anneu that he is instructed to SELL BY
AIN.TION, and peremptorily, en Tasizasnar, Nov. 20, at
144°664 Mart, Loudon, a very Eligible Property, with
Ills .' tO i safe and permanent investment for capital,
e'vneiteling
144 Vint DUBLIN THEATRE ROYAL,
P'aipeell its valuable 'Machinery, Scenery, Wardrobes, and
%,liliee of every description, the whole of which are of
, 'ter that win• net yield to either of the
st-xGLISH METROPOLITAN THEATRES,
elessiating an advantage even beyond its rival oompeers
Its4gland, inasmuch as it presents a splendid and elegant
4rwa
11. PERFECTLY ISOLATED.
lc exterior has long been the subject of unvarying ap.-
Vtiee, while the interior presents a model of ,perfet.,
SQW,ell worthy of imitation. The altitude of the prin.
OIL eeilding admits of the most effective Scenic opera-
facilitated by the application of the most approved
tke*,...tatil. The Stage is extensive—the auditory spa-
the_ Corridors and Saloon splendid and com-
VII. The tout ensemble combining every thing
yPilot tests and conaummate skill could accomplish.
I
ttt VALUABLE PATENT. INSURING THE EX-
,,t, DSIVE RIGHT OF PERFORMING DRAMA-
i4C REPRESENTATIONS WITHIN THE CITY
,S, DUBLIN,
Nh.._,"ese'ssing a most important additional feature ; that
""ertnancee are not subject to
141, ~,b TILE CONTROUL OF A LICUNCER;
N '0; there is an express Act of Parliament of
44,...,47.1 restricting any minor Theatre from acting
IIt1`""Y, Comedy, Opera, or Interlude, :antler a. most
tee
l*nalty, and enforced by a very summary and not ex-
' es process. This extensive Property stands upon nearly
NT, ONE ACRE OF LAND,
,Nt-'44 1N THE BEST SITUATION IN DUBLIN,
'sthe College, and in the heart of the City. The
,4 Rept is .6841. 4s. end the Taxes do nut exceed
si , so that thi; annual expenditure would scarcely ex-
4Oe great night's receipt ; and it will be observed, as
It remarkable fact connected with Theatrical History,
SY meatus of the profit rental produced by other pro-
iutleded in the Lease, it is
,',.. IS ENTIRELY RENT WE.
kee eutopleted in the year 1821, under the'superintend-
-41, Ur. Howley, end the cost under a very econemi-
. Ilingernent
1.t4,
•CIZEDED SEVENTY-FIVE THOUSAND

Thb POUNDS.
-`, PATENT FOR THIS THEATRE ROYAL
li)ted for 21 yeara.(the longest period that one cep: be
irf',l4id is renewable for ever, sod consequently equall tis ttehuhl tenure, unless fOrfei:ed by gross misconduct.
ll„4. 441nitted, that enough has been stated to justify Mr.
S:4l ill calling the special attention of those who are
litt !I thy great profits attendant upon a Theatrical pro 7
y. tt° embark in a purchase, that with modetate cur-
' 4 talented man cannot fail to convert it into
ti.ill, "A. MINE OF M EALTH."
.74 particulars are preparing and may be had 2,0
fa's°L. ta the Sale, at Morrisun's and the principal
Iti la Dublin and Cork; the Waterloo, Liverpoul; and
t,l,' jai Assets at Edinburgh, Glwqs,w, Manchester, Bir-
and • Yak ; at the Office of Messrs. Bicknell
\ci 11"
heft., l.inouln's-inn ; the Auction Mart ; and at Mr.
et llobins'ii Of6Cei.London.

THE ESTATE OF KINLOCHALINE
IN MORVERN. This is one of the most beau-
tiful and romantic places in the Highlands. is situated
at the top of LOCIIALINE, and is remarkable for the
richness and soundness of its Pasture. It includes a great
extent of thriving Oak and Ash and other Wood. The
ancient CASTLE of KINLOCHALINE occupies a pro-
Minent Rock at the confluence of the River and the Loeb,
and is surrounded by Grounds well adapted fora Resi-
dence. The Estate abounds in Game, and the Salmon
and other Fishings are excellent.
Farther particulars will be communicated by the Proprie-
tor; or by Hugh M'Queen, W.S., 61, Great King street,
Edinburgh ; or Thomas Macdonald, Writer in Fertwilliam.
Edinburgh, Nov. 5, 1828.

SCOTLAND.
ESTATES IN EAST LOTHIAN,
FOR SALE.

THE LANDS and ESTATES of SPOTT
and EASTBARNS, as formerly advertised, are now
for SALE by PRIVATE BARGAIN._

These Estates lie within three miles of Dunbar, the
land is of-very superior 'qUalify, and there is a delightful
residents on Spott, capable of accommodating a family of
distinction.

The Patronage of the Church and Parish of Spott will
be sold with the Estate of that name
The Lands measure, in Imperial Acres, thus,
Spott
Eastbarns

Together 1675

For further particulars application may be made to
Messrs. 'Walker, Richardson, and Melville, W.S., who
have power to sell.
110, George-street, Edinburgh, Sept. 15, 1828.

ESTATE IN SCOTLAND,
FOR SALE, LANDS, PATRONAGE, &c.
IN ROXBURGHSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

Within the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh,

upon WEDNI3DAY the 3d December, 1828, at Two
o'clock, afternoon,
THE following Eligible Properties, forming
.111. part of the unentailed succession of his Grace John
Duke of ROXBURGH, deceased, in the following Lots :
Lot 1. Nether Chatto, Eddlescleugh, as.d Eastonside,
possessed by Mr. Ord, Sharplaw, and Kirkraw, and part
of Steepleside, possessed by Mr. Archibald and others ; all
lying in the parish of Hownam, consisting of 2,182 Acres,
or thereby.

Gross rent of Matto £620 0 0
Estimated rent of Kirkraw, &c 980 0 0

£9OO 0 0
Deduct for public burdens 43 6 3
Leaves free rent .£856 13 9

The Lands (except a pendicle, called Steepleside), hold
of the Crown, and the valued rent (exclusive of Steepleside),
is 2,351/. 10s. 6d. -Scots.

Upset price of this Lot 23,2971. 3s. 9d.
In the event of the above Lot not selling, in cuinulo, it
will be divided into two, Chatto, &c. possessed by Mr.
Ord, upset 16,1121. 18s. 10d. ; Kirkraw, &c. upset
7,165/. 9s. 3d.
Lot 2. Capehouse or Yett, also in Hownam parish, pos-
seised by Messrs: Little and Robertson, consisting of 1,216
Acres, or there
The esti it is £316 0 0
Deduct for pu lie burdens l5 4 6

Leaves free rent--
The ♦ rent, holding also of the Crown, is
4661. 13s. 41" Sees. Upset price 7,6021. 7s. 6d.

Lot 3. Middlekows, in, the parish of Oxnam, possessed
by Messrs. Scott and Douglas, consisting of 636 Acres,
or, thereby. -

Estimated rent - £27. 0 0
Deduct public burdens
Leaves free rent 266 18 9

The valued rent, holding of the Crown, is 5881. 6e. Bd,
Scots. Upset price 7,117/.

Lot 4. Svrieside and Kelso .Quarter, in the parish of
Oanam, possessed by Mr. Daglas. and others, consisting
of• 1,196 Acres or thereby.
_ _

Estimated rent
Deduct public burdens l4 12 1
Leaves free rent £570 7 11
The ♦alued rent, holding of the Crown, ix believed to be
&bent 1,100/. Scots. Upset price 15,7101. ss. 10d.
Lot 5. The Right of Patronage of the parish and parish
Church of Hournasn, in the presbytery of Jedburgh.

Tha whole of the above Farms arc out of Lcase, at
'Whitsunday next, 1829, with t;:e exception of Chatto.
They have been occupied for some years past upoa yearly
tenures, without lease. ; and the rents are estimated upon
the principle of leases being granted for seven or nine
years; but these estimated rents are so moderate, that they
cannot fail to be obtained readily from tenants of capital
and skill. The Upset Price' have been calculated at such
a number of years' purchase of the free rents as will
afford a most advantageous and secure investment to pur-
chasers.

The first Two Lots lie Anal eight miles from Jedburgb,
and twelve from Kelso. The lands are mostly rich pas-
ture, while each Lot has an adequate proportion of arable
land; in particular, Chatto is known to rank among the
most beautiful and valuable sheep farms in the South of
Scotland. It has a commodious dwelling-house, pleasantly
situated on the banks of the Kale, a superior trouting
stream, intersecting Kirkraw and Sharplaw, and partly
bounding Chatto. On Kirkraw there is a considerable
quantity of full grown wood.
The Third and Fourth are situated about six miles from
Jedburgh, and twelve from Kelso ; they consist chigiy of
good sound pasture, each Lot having a due proportion of
excellent arable land.
The Land-tax is redeemed. The Game on the Eitates
is abundant. _

John Douglas, Baron Officer, residing at Greenhill, will
show the lands in the parish of Hownam.
Mr. George Douglas, Swinside-mill, will give directions
for showing the lands in the parish of Oxnam.
For further particulars, application may be made to
Thomson Paul, WT.B., No. 2S, Drummond-place; Alex-
ander and 11121e8 Goldie, W.S., No. 34, Melyille.stroet,
Edinburgh, who will show the plans and title deeds; or to
Robert Darling, Bank of Scotland's Office, Kelso.

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