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London, England, 1830-11-25 00:00:00

COMMERCE OF NEW YORK.

One hundred and cighty-six vessels entered the port of New York
from foreign porte in thyptemh,ir, 1&30 ; of these were—
Pram (heat Britain and its Northern Colonies on the
Coast of America ...
From France and its Dependencies
From Holland and its Dependencies
From Spain and its West India Islands
Front Hayti

... 97
... 17

130
The remainder, being 50 in number, arrived from the Northern eountriot
in Europ..—from the Danish anti Swedish Island, in the West India_.
from along the whole coast of the American Continent, including the
ports of Mexico, Colombia, Brazil, Buenos Ayres, dc.—froth Canton
land the Islands in the Indian Sea beyond the Cape of Good Hope—front
round Cape Horn, even to the Gulf of California—and front the 31etli.
terranean, the Levant, the Coast of Africa, and the Adri.tie. lii .I.i.
dition to this intercourse with the foreign world, there arr it eti in this
district, within the same period, coasters from other ditialets, viz.-
1 Ships . - . . . . In
Brigs - - - - . - 44
Schooners - - . - - .:ant
Sloops . - - - - 83
—437
Making a total of the ocean commerce of this port and district. tor Ow
last month, of G 23 vessels.—Veto York Gazette.

REGISTER OF PUBLIC SALES, Nov. 24.

GARIAWAY.a.
Mr. H. IVlLisow. freehold estate, called Tregwint, in the pa-
rishes of Grandston and Malkry, upon the au-coast, with two walled
gardens, all usual offices and farm buildings &inched, and tl.e donesne
lands called Tregwint, together with six other farms, in all 1314 acres
of meadow, pasture, and arable land, of which 438 acres are thhe.free
also the tithes of the Tressenilt farm, containing 308 acres, let on three
lives, at 14 guineas a-year—Bought in at 20,0001.

AUCTION MART.
MESSRS. DRAYTON AND VENTOM.—A Leasehold House in Hart-
street, Covent-garden, comprising a range of stall and open stablto.g,
coach-houses cow-shed, and workshops over, of the annual value and
producing 1541. a-year •' held for 17 years, at 911. Ifs. per ann.--1901.
A Freehold House. No. 42, Turnmill-strcet. Clerkenwell, with a
timber-built store or warehouse ; fixtures, etc. to be taken at a valua-
tion-1,1001.

A Freehold House, No. 9, Peter-Lreet, Stin.strect, Bishopsgate ;
let at 301. per annum ; sold subject to a rent charge of 10s. per week
during the life of a Lady, aged about 70 years-200L
A Leasehold Property on BLsckheath hill, comprising a large plot
of ground, on which are erected two dwelling-houses, counting-house,
joiner's shop, saw pit, stable, &e. held for 29 years, at 301. 10s. per
annum ; fixtures to be taken at a valuation-1301.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, EASINGIIALL-STRIF7',

To-stoanow. xi at.
W. Harris, Comhill, optician - . - - 2 I I
A. Macdonald and Co. Rtgent-street, army accoutrement-makers 2 12
R. Labron, Wakefield, Yorkshire, linen-draper - - 2 12
P. Hill, Greek-street, Soho picture dealer - - - 2 I I
D. Jones, King's Arms-yard, Coleman-street, merchant - 2 12
J. Hart, Hand-court, Holborn, victualler - - . 2 11
J. Turtill, Regent-street, fancy warehouseman . . 1 II
W. Large, Vert-stmt, blare-market, tallow chandler - 1 12
S. Daykin, Nuttall, Nottinghamshire, coal master - - 1 1
W. H. Whiteley, Rosoman-street, Clerkenwell, stove grate.
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manufacturer - - -
R. Collingford, Marylebone.lane, victualler
DIVIDENDS.
R. Back, Mitchell-street, Old-street, back maker -
H. Rose, Jerusalem Coffee-house, merchant
T. Tomkir.s and Co. Coleman-street, Blackwell-hall-factors

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