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ALL Persons indebted to the ESTATE of Messrs.
WM. BURRIDGB and SONS, of Portsmouth, in the
County of Hams, and Lyme, in the County of Dorset, Bankers
and Merchants, Jankrupts, are hFreby requested to pay their re-
aped*. Debts forthwith to Mr. Martin 'I homas of Gosport, one
of the Assignees; or to Messrs. Aill3ton, Hurdieby, and Poyn-
ton, of Freeman's-court, Condit!, London, Solicitors.
Gosport, July 18, 1814.

SALES BY AUCTION.

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

Valuable STOCK of TAR, PITCH, SAIL CANVAS, AN-
CHORS, TIMBER and DEALS, PATENT CRANES, and
other Effects.

(By direction of the Assignees under a Commission of Bankrupt,
awarded against Messrs. WM. Bola:me and Sons),
By Mr. CROUGON,

At the Dwelling House-lat.-1y occupied by Mr. Burridge, situate
in High-street, Portsmouth, on Monday, the Bth of August
next, and following Day, at Eleven,
ALL the Elegant and Genuine HOUSEHOLD
FURNI 1 URE, Plate, Linen, China, Books, Bank and
Countinghouse Fixtutes and Porniturt-, and ether effects.
Also, on Wednesday, the 10th of August, and following Day,
o' at Eleven Clock, on the Baltic Wharf and Premises, situate in
Broad-street, Portsmouth, the whole of the Stock of 'Far, Pitch,
Anchors, Sail Canvas, Swedish and Memel Timber, Deals,
Planks, Spars, some Rope, Patent Cranes, and various other
Articles.

May be viewed three days previous to the Sale; Catalogues
and tur•her information had on the Premises; of Mr. Martini Int-
mas, Gosport, and Mr. W. Edwards, Portsmouth, two of the As-
signees; Messrs. Alliston, Hu:idle:by, and Poriton, Freeman's
court, Cornhill, Solicitors; or of Mr. Wm. t_ roggon, Auctioneer,

Accountant, &c. No. 19, 1
Dated July 18, 1814.

By Mr. WILLIAM CROGGON,

On Friday, the I uth August next, at Twelve o'Clock, at the
Baltic Wharf, Portsmouth, by Order of the Asjeers, under
a Commission of Bankrupt awarded against Messrs. WILLIA

But uncut and Sods,
IgITHE following strong-built and well-found
SLOOPS or VESSELS
Two Sisters, burthen about 75 Tons.
Eleanor 50
So h 1 50
Edward the First ----. 50
}dward the Second sn
Horatio 26
Fanny 50
Flora 50
Four LIGHTERS, and several BOATS.
Together with all their Masts, YaryJs, standing and running
Rigging, sails, Cables, Anchors, Stores, Apparel, and Furni-
ture.
May he viewed at any time previous to the Sale ; Inventories
and further particulars obtained byapplyiog at M .Burrnigo's
Countirg-house, High-street, Portsmouth; to Mr. Martin '1 ho-
fnas, of Gosport, and Mr. William Edwards, of -Portsmouth, two
of the Assignees; to Messrs. Alliston, Hundleby, and Poynton,
of Fr eeinati..-court, Cornbill, Solicitors; or to Mr. Wm. Cros-
son, Auctionier' Accountant, &c. No. 19, Throgmortoo-street,
London—Dated 18th July, 1814.

tt.ALU.:BLE FREEHOLD PREMISES AT LYME, IN THE
CAJUN i Y OF DORSET.
Elegant Household Furniture, Waggon, Carts, Horses, and other
Effects; by direction t f toe Assignees under a Co mMission of
Bankrupt awarded against Mews. Wltuasa BialliDos and
Sorts —By Mr. CROGGON,
On Tuesday,the 16th of August next, at Twelve &Clock, at the
Dwain-bowie lately occopied by Mr. Burridge, situate about
a quarter of a Villein/411 Lyine Regis, in the County of Dorset,
LOT 1, with immediate possession, a very sub-
stantial and htghly desirable FREEHOLD DWELLING-
HOUSE and PREMISES, most beautifully situate fttniting the
Sea, about a quarter of a mile front Lyme Regis, lately occupied
by Mr. W. Burridge; comprising Parlour, large Dining ditto,
five good Bed-rooms, one Kit. ben, Storerooms, and other con-
venient Offices, with two spacious Rooms adjoining to and com-
municating with the Dwelling house, lately used as Counting-
houses, but convertible at a small expense into handsome domes.
tic Rooms; a capital Garden, Courtlage; rod Water, &c. The
whole in excellent repair, neatly fitted.up, and replete with everyl
cdtivenience for the accommodation of a genteel Family.
LOT 2.- All that valuable FREEHOLD PLO of GROUND,
comprising large Coal, Cohn, and I natter Yards, spacious Warw.
houses, Stable, Waggon-houses, and other accommodations ; the
whole enclosed by a stone wail and wood fence, together with
the right of the road leading to the '1 urnpike-road, freed from
interruptions by a late decision in the Court of King's Bench,'
being very eligibly situated for business, anitiguous to the pew-
aeclitis Lot.
A considerable Trade has been carded on in these Premise*
for Fourteen years past, which, from Ms wirivalled convenience I
for landing and shippiiig Goods, and easy communication with
the Inland Country, is capable of great extension.
LoT 3. A well-built and convenient DWELLING-HOUSE
and PREMISES, now in the occupation of Messrs. Bussell and
Son, as Tenants at Will, pleas:n:oy sluate near the above lags,
consisting of two Parlours, one Kitchen, three good Bed-rooms,
one Attic ditto, with Courtlage, good Garden in front 'of the
House, necessary Offices and Conveniences.
Lose 4. All that Valuable FREEHOLD PLOT of GROUND
or SHIP-BUILDER'S YARD, now in full Trade, held by
Messrs. BusseU and Son, as Tenants at Will, with Boat: house,
Sheds, and other necessary conveniences, well Inclosed, with a
Wood Fence, together with a good Lime Kiln adjoining, the
whole contiguous to Lots 2 and 3.
Lor 5. With immediate Possession, a recently built and very
convenient FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE and PRE-
MIsES, most beauti idly situate at a pleasant elevation from
the Sea, under the Hill Cliffs, near to Lyme Co bb, lately kept,
'as a Lodging-house, t ensisting of two good Parlours, large Din-
ing ditto, three Bed-rooms, three Attie ditto, me/ Kitchens,
Brewhouse, and convenient Offices; with a thriving Garden,
well stocked will choice fruit Tree', large Courtlage, flue
Spring Water, Ste.
Lo rs V, 7, and 8. In separate Lots, three neat and compact
COTTAGES, each with a good Garden, occupied respottively
by Messrs. Tatham, Domed, and Amor, as Tem- t 3 at Will,
pleasantly situate oil a road leading from the Harbour to the
turnpike-road front Lyme to Exeter. '
toT 9. -A very desirable and well cultivated FREEHOLD
FIELD, or Piece of Land, situate near the above Premises, con-
sisting of about Four Acres.
'the whole may be viewed, at any time, by application to the
respective occupiers, or at the place of sale.
bumediately aftei the above are disposed of, will be sold,
The remaining STOCK in TRADE, and other Effects; eorn-
pridng Timber, beats, Spare, Coals, Colm,Tar, Bricks, and other
Articles; six good Horses, Waggon, Carts, harness, &c.
And, on Wednesday, the 17th, at 11, on the same Premiers,
. The whole of the baaidsofne and genuine HOUSEHOLI
FURNITURE, &c. &c.
Also, on the following day, at Eleven, at the House, sitillte
under the Hill Cliffs,
All the FURNITURE and other Effects.
The Furniture and Stock to be viewed, and Catalogues had,
three days previous to the sale. •
- farther particulars respecting the whole may be obtained, by
applying at the place of sale; to Mr. Martin I hunsas, of Gos-
port, and Mr. Wm. Edwards, of Portsmouth, two of the A‘tig-
nevi; to Metirs. Atli.ton, Hundleby, and P.yn on, ef Fr entati'w
' court, Corahill, Soticitors • or to Mr. Wm. Croggon Auctioneer,
AMOunfailts Ste. No. IA, iboigisartutposstst, Lanai► i.
Mod bay is, Ist}/