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London, England, 1823-11-01 00:00:00

SALES OF PROPERTY THIS WEER.

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A Copyhola Estate in Hertfordshire, In the township of I'ewton
and parish of Clodock, containing 100 acres of meadow, pasture,
and arable land, with a farm-house and offices let to a yearly tenant
•at £5O per annum, held under the Earl of Abergavenny, as Lord
of tile Manor, for three lives, aged 80, 31, anti 18, at a quit rent of
6s. Bd. land-tax 22 Bs.—Sold for £BBO.
An original -Renter's Share in Drury-lane Theatre for 2500, en-
titled to a priority of payment and free-admission, transferrable
once every year for 71 years, and entitled to a dividend f..f is. 3d.
every night of performance.—Sold for 230 Guineas.
Two 2100 Shares in the same Theatre, en which seven per cent.
dividend has been paid, and entitled to a transferrable frve-admis-
sion.—Sold each for 100 Guineas.
:3111. HOGG ART. •
A Freehold and Copyhold Estate in Hampshire, situate on the
Gosport road, seven miles from Winchester and Southampton, con-
taining 423 acres of meadow, pasture, and arable land, of which 3313
are copyhold, subject to a quit rent of ss. for :he whole ; the re-
mainder freehold, and all exonerated from the land-tax. On the
copyhold part of the estate stands an excellent villa residence, clan-
taining ten principal rooms, with extensive attached and detached
offices of every description, and a good garden ; several thriving
plantations on the estate included in the purchase, which is also en-
titled to a right of pasturage on Stroodwood Common.—Put in at
26,000, sold for £11,050.
The Patent granted by his Majesty for Hawkins's Slop Anchor,
dated September, 1821. for 14 years. In the year 1822, the paten-
tees granted three licenses to anehorsmiths, in London, Bristol,
and Liverpool, to make and sell the parent anchors, on the enrich-
tiol3 of their paying the patentee £lO per ton on all patent anchors
manufactured by them; which agreement has since produced
£1,030. The proprietors preserved to them,elves in the license,
the exclusive right of manufacturing for the Royal Navy, which is
now sold with the Patent, one moiety of which is the estate of a
bankrupt—Put in at 21,000; sold for £3,490.
A ,Lessohold Estate, in Wandsworth, Surrey, comprising seven
cottages, with gardens, let to tenants at will, at renta amounting to
277 18s. eight fourth-rate houses, let on lease for 17 years, at £%O
per annum ; two acres of garden-ground, let on lease for 14 years,
at 25 Si. per annum ; and seven acres of Lammas-land, let for 18
years, at £7 10s. per annum ; the whole held by lease, at a rent of
£8 9s. for 18 years' with a covenant of renewal for 21 years, at
280 per year—Sold for £Bl6.

A public dinner was given to Earl Frrzwlt.LtAm at
the Assembly Rooms, Sheffield, on Thursdai last, which was nu-
merously and respectably attended. Several toasts were drank
and in the speeches we were happy to see the respect shewn to this
amiable Nobleman were less tinctured with politics than such din-
ners generally are. Independent of the dinner at the Assembly
Room, other dinners were given upon a more limited scale at
the different hotels and taverns in the town, at which parties of
from twenty to fifty sat down. The host of the Golden Ball,
anxious to testify his feelings on the occasion, give roast beef
and plum-pudding to all comers, with as much ale as they chose
to drink, from three to twelve o'clock, and many; in availing them-
selves of this economical treat, lost all recollection of the induce.
ment to their merriment.
The new POPE, it is said, intends to proceed on a tour
through England and Ireland.—Dublin Freeman's Jourrta4
Admiral Sir A. COCHRANE arrived at Liver pool on
Wednesday morning, in his Majesty's brig PARTAIOGI, -and lauded
under a salute. .
DEATH OF SAN MIGUEL.—The Courier Fralipfers
Tuesday contains the following paragraph :—" The
Oath of General SAN MECUM. is announced. That
Officer would not survive the defeat of his party, awl'
put an end to his existence, which was already so much
in danger by the numerous wounds he received on the
field of battle."
Rteco.--The report of General Rum having beeb
condemned .is not true. A letter from Madrid, of the
29th ultimo, says RIFGO IS not yet brought to trial.
The papers are, however, in the hands of his advocate,
to Whom they tave given forty-eight hours to examine
them and make his defence. The Fiscal, in the act,of
accusation, requires that Ilitoo should be punished as
follows: that he shall be drawn by the feet from the
prison to the scaftold, there hanged, then quartered,
and that one limb should be.sent to Las Caberas, cite
to La Isla, one to Malaga,-.and one to Madrid; that the
rest of the body should Le LOrrit, and the ashes cast into,
the air by the hand of-the hangman."
NiseoLzotes Wong.—The. Third. Liv raison will be
published on Wednesday Met., It comprises the Third
'Volume of Memoirs, aad the ;concluding Volume of
HI itol ic Al Ihtceliauiess TO, did Volume of Memoirs is
prefixed a B:oglaphical Notice of NAPOLEON, dictated
by himself; like therm of the Work. Two more List-
rai.ons will complete this important production.

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At a emagtetiatfaityeitetilit the funostifif 11. trees *ere eb
forted, viz.
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The Hon. Charles Ashburnhom, of Trinity C.Airge, sou of the
Bart of Ashburnham.

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