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London, England, 1824-09-20 00:00:00

PUBLIC SALES.

Mr. JOSEPH BANKS.

Leaseholds.—The Jolly Anglers' Inn, Lee-bridge, Middlesev,
containing seven rooms, bar, cellarage, extensive wharf, three gra.
narks, four-tier waggon lodge, stabling with lofts over for twenty
four horses, also an adjoining yard with stable and two cottages,
the whole held for 16e yeas, at X 1.54 per annum; land•t.ai ra
deemed—Sold for C 1,270.

Two Dwelling-house s and Piet of Ground, situate in Kate.-
Lane, Upper Clapton, of the estimated yearly value of £45, held zt
a ground-rent of ‘9. 15s. fur 65 years—X27s.
The preceding sold by direction of the executors of the late Mr.
Thomas Whitbread.

Mr. DANTEL SMITH, of Windsor.
Manor and Advowson. —.The Minot of Pet wood, sit uate between
Shaftesbury and Warminster, Wilts; including the whole of tLe
parish ; the manor house containing six rooms, and domestic of.
fices, cottage of four rooms, farm-yard, barns, stabling, cattle.
lodges, sheds, garden, anu sundry inclosures, containing 439 A. 2 a,
20 r. of arable, meadow, and pasture land ; also Rectory House,
divided into two tenements, stabling, barn, and shed, which with
gamekeeper's house include the whole of the buildings in the mw-
nor and parish of Petwood, glebe lands, 10 A. 3 R. 10 r. the whose
comprising 450 A. 1a.30 r. Pet petual right of presentation
the rectory. Present incumbent aged between 70 and 80, too
firm to perform duty, which is single. Vendor.hAling a lea-,e,
during the life of the rector, of the parsonage. Glebe lands a:,.1
tithes at £.50 per annum, to be assigned to the purchaser; Limbo-
included in the purchase. Tillage, seeds, and 4ressings to be taken
at a valuation. The Estate subject to a yearly quit relit of 4s to the
Marquis of Bath. Land-tax XII per annum—Sls,9Bo.
Freehold, Copyhold, and exempt from Land-tax.—An F.st:te, si-
tuate in the parish of Great Holland, near Thorpe, Essex, incloditig
house, containing eight rooms and kitchens, garden, stabling, cow
and chaise-houses, cart lodge, and 30 acres of land, ten of which
are freehold, the remainder copyhold of the manor of Great Hol-
land, subject to a yearly quit rent of Bs. 4d. customary tine and he.
riot on death or alienation—SlX°.

The following sold by order of the executors and trustees of the
late James Cole, Esq.
Freehold and Copyhold, and exempt from Land-tax.—Green
End Farm, nearly adjoining the preceding, in the park!' of (heat
Holland, comprising house, containing six rooms, kitchens, de-
tached brew-house, stabling for six horses, barns, sheds, garden, and
94 A. 15 r. of arable land. The whole freehold, excepting 19 acres
held of the manor of Great Holland. Subject to a quit rein of Ss.
customary fine, and free of beriot—S3,B3o.
Freehold and Copyhold.— Large, and Ratclifrs Farm, nearly ad-
joining the preceding, including house of six rooms, detached brew-
house, farm, and stack yards, double floored barn with four bays,
range of bullock stalls, and 138 a. 2a. 9r. of arable land, 14 acres
of which are freehold, and the remainder copyhold of Great Hol-
land. Subject to annual quit rents of £4 2;. customary :Mei, and
four beasts heriots, if the proprietor has any. Land Tax, unre-
deemed. ,C 1 16s. *r annum--,'5060.

Copyhold.—B;rnard's Farm, near the preceding, compri.ing
house, containing nine rooms, yard, barn, bullock sheds, garden,
and WA. 30r. of arable land, held of the manor of Great Holland,
subject in 15s. annual quit rent; customary fine and heriot j hand
tax, ,C 2 Si. per autium—Xl6oo.

The timber on these Farms included in the purchase ; tillage, (al-
lows, dressings, and compost, to be taken at a valuation, according
to the custom of the county.
Mr. SMALLBONF.
Freehold, Tithe-free.—An Estate, situate at Farnham-common, is
the parish of Farnham Royal, Backs, including residence, contain-
ing tour apartments, 10 acres of arable Lad, and the medicinal
spring known as Aaron's Well-560 guineas.
Mr.
Freeholds.— A Residence, situated at Hendon, Middlesex, con-
taining ten rooms, kitchens, coach-house, stable, carriage yard, and
large walled garden, let to Mrs. Willis, at seloo per annum.-1860
guineas. _

No. 6, Devonshire place, Brighton, containing ten rooms, kit-
chens, yard, and cellarage, let to Mr. Philpott, surgeon, at £73101.
per annum-950 guineas.
Copyhold.—A House, situate in the village of Wyrardisbnry,
near Windsor, Berks, the property and residence of Wm. Monney,
Esq. containing eleven rooms, domestic apartments, coach-house,
stable, gardens, and orchard, including two acres, with an allotment
piece of land of "a. 15v. held of the manor of Wyrardisbury, at a
quit-rent of 6s. 9J. and fine 'certain of 13s. ed.-470 guineas.
Improved Rent.—From No. 7, York•street, Covent•garden, es
lease to Mr M`Donald, £45 per annum for 951 years-275 guineas.
Shares.—Ten Shares in the Hope Fire and Life Assurance, on
which £5 per share has been paid ; sold by order of the Executors
of the late Mrs. Ann Johnston-46 ss. each.
Twenty Shares in the Eagle Fire and Life Assurance; per
share paid--£4 es. 6d. each.

The 7th inst. the crew and passengers of the Cl3ll
merce, BROWN, on her passage from Shields to London,
beheld two enormous large whales sporting with great
animation off Scarborough. They came so near to the
vessel, as to be visible in the whole extent of their di-
mensionc, and. even to render the barnacles discernible,
with which one of them was covered. The tight of
whales on our coast at this season is very unu,ual.
Thursday evening a Gentleman, named Baker, of rt markably
great stature, accosted the driver of a Chiswick stage, at the White
Horse Cellar, Piccadilly, and asked if he had any room for him
Tne coachman answered in the affirmative, when suddenly stag-
gering as he was about' to get into the coach, Mr. B. fell, and diet

BIRTHS.
Monday, the 13th, at Tatton Park, the Lady of Wi!habit
Egerton, Esq. of a daughter.
Thursday, the 16th instant, at the seat of her father, Jobs "!Imp,
Es+ Chippenham Park, Cambridgeshire, the Lady of & Y. Beare.
Esq. of Ash Hall, Salop, of a daughter.

MARRIED.
Thursday se might, Sir T. Elmsley Croft, Bart. to Away
ally child of the late Richard Lateward Llamado Bow it X&
ing Grove, Middlesex.

DIED.

On Thursday, the 16th instant, at his residence in Baker-street,
aged 79 years, Lieutenant-General Andrew Anderson,of the Hon.
Fast India Company's Ser►ice, on their FatahSalient of Bombay.
Sept. 12, John Tasker, Esq. of Wilmington, near
Sept.ls, at his house in Assembly-row, Mile-end, Captain Fran
cis
Todrig, aged 68.
Wednesday se'nnight, at Hoddesdon, Hens, from the effects
of an injury sustained by being thrown from the box of the
Defiance coach, Mr. Thomas Phillips, of Huntingdon, aged 43.
He bad driven the coach 19 years.

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