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FOR SALE,
At the London Inn, Plymouth, an Friday the 4th of Jul, meat,
after the fate of Store per Niarque,
SUNDRY Warlike and other Stores, confining of
Bai4, Ramble Elulng, and other Cordage, Blocks of different
Rua, Oyu, Marts, Gunpowder, and other Warlike Starts,
But, Park, and Bread, Water Calks, and various other Articles,
lull handed from the Small Private Ship of War Prince& de Is
?viz, captured by his Majefty's Ship Loire, commanded by F. Li
Matthias!, Efq.
Foe viewing the Stores, and for Catalogue, and any farther
particulars, apply to Edward Lyric, Efq. the Agent, or to i'bornu
Lockyer,Sworn Broker.—Plymouth, Mirth 13,1806.

ESTATES near MARGATE and BOUGHTON AYLUP.
To be SOLD by AUCTION,
On Saturday the aBth one, at the Royal Hotel, at Margate,
SEVERAL FREEHOLD FARMS and Parcels
of Land, In eoneenient Lots. Alfti, a (mall Farm at Bough-
ton /Wisp, near to Ailiford. Parfteulars may be had by spplying
to K lan. M'Dougall and Hunter, Lincoln's Inn; Mr. Lawkins,
Margate, and Mr. Grit, Canterbury. Mr. Boys, the tenant of
the Basta, near Margate, Will Bow theft elates; and Mr. Rolfe,
the tenant, at Boughton AO*, will !hew his Farm. Printed par-
ticulars will be diftrlbuted 'menet the principal Inman the Kant
Roads, fame days prior to the fale.

Valuable MINE of ANTIMONY and LEAD MINES ha SCOT-

LAND, To be LET.
'TO be LET, the MINE of ANTIMONY upon
•I• the Eftate of GLINDINNINO, near LANOHOLM, lying
in the County of Dumfries.
Thtfe Mines, which are the only Antimony Mines In Great
Britain, wc..e a few years ago opened up by the Welted's!! Min•
leg Company, bin were only carried on to a very limited extent.
From this cireumitance an enterprifing Company will have the op-
portunity of immediately commencing operations, and from the
prefent Rate of the Mines, and the very high price of Antimony,
there is the molt flattering profpedt of the concern turning out
highly beneficial to adventurers.
Betides the prefent Mining Field, which may be eonlidered
merely as a proven one, by the operations of the lath Company,
there are many promifing appearances which have not been fol-
lowed out, and which now afford an ample opportunity of carry.
log on very extenfive operations.
The Mines have been cleared out for the infpeetlon of intend-
ing offers, who may with rare and fafety examine the appearances
of the ore in the different veins, and the nature of the workingo.—
They Ile within ten miles of the town of Langholin, to which
there is eafy aced' by excellent carriage roads.
Alfo to be Let,
The LEAD MINES on the Eftate of Gilkerfcleogh,
In the Parifh of CraufordJohn, and County of Lanark.
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Thefe Mines lie in the cote vicinity of the very rich and valua-
ble Mines of Leadhills and Wanlockhetd. which are allowed to
have been for many years by much the moil produAlve ever tiff-
covered in Scotland

Several veins of Lead have been dircovered in the Lands. betides
a great variety of the molt Battering appearances. They were
fbrmerly wrought to advantage by the Scots Mining Company,
and will now, from the high price of lead, be found on ciamina-
tint, to be well worthy the attention of adventurers.

For further particulars application may he made to Thomas
Lowtm,Efq. Temple, London; James Ermitham, Efq. Aih my,
London ; or James Hamilton. Clerk to the Signet, No. 3. Otorge-
ltreet, Edinburgh, In the polfelllon of each of whom Specimens of
the Ore of Antimony, together with a trport of the state of that
mine, are 1044

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