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London, England, 1810-03-24 00:00:00

CANAL" PROPERTY AND OTHER SHARES.

To be Sold by Auction, by Mr. SCOTT, on Friday, Gth April,
at 12 o'clock, at the Mart,
'THE MONMOUTHSHIRE CANAL-TEN
SHARES, dividing £6, per Share clear. Rochdale, Hull.
denheid, Lancaster, Wilts and Berks, Kennet and Avon, Ora id
Surry, Croydon Lock Fond, South London Water.Works,Aihio.l
and Atlas Assurance, Vauallail sad Sti and Bridge Shares.
Particulars at Hatchett's Hotel, Pic,:adilly, at the Mart, ai 1
of Mr. Scott, 23, New Bridge-street.

READING, BERK.S.—•To &c.—LEASE, STOCK
IN TRADE, HOUSEHOLD FUR.NIVURE, &c.
To be SOLD by AUC LION, by Mr. GIBBONS,
On • the Premises, the Market-Place Reading, Ilerk.hire,
Thursd4y, March at Eleven o'Cipck, by direction of the
Assignees,
AN AGREEMEMT.for the term of Eight Years
for the desirable PItEM!SES, lately repaired, situated in
the Market-Pher, at a low rent ; the neat and genteel House-
hold Furniture, Stock in Trade, Shop Fixtur6, &c. of Mr. Thu-
mas Rutlidge, Hatter, a Bankrupt ; comprising Men's, Boys, and
Ladies Hats and Bonnets, Leather Caps, Silk, Leghorn, and Chip
Hats, Gloves, &c.
To be viewed the Wednesday preeediag the Sale, when Catsos
logues and Particulars may be had a: the Red Linn, Maideoli!atl;
at the King's Arms, Twiford ; and of Mr. Gibbons, lii.icklers-
bury, Cheapside.

EQUITABLE ASSURANCE, CHATHAM-PLACE, AND
AmlcAng SOCIETY, SERJEANTha INN POLICIES.

To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. scum
At the Mart, on Friday, April 6, at Twelve, by order of the
Assignees of Mr. John Hounsotn,
ELEVEN Valuable OLD POLICIES in the
EQUITABLE ASSURANCE, via. a Policy of .C5OO date! •
1777, eiyht ditto of £5OO each, dated in the several years, between
1787 and 1802, a ditto of £4OO dated 1782 ; all the above are on
an eligible life, in the 65th year. One ditto, of £7OO, dared 1801,
on a life of 34. The additions to the above Policies in this Inn t
excellent Institution eminently merit the attention of Perstns de-
sirous of increasing the provision intended for their families.—
Also Three Shares in the Amicable Assurance, on a life 65, and
three ditto on a life in the 53d year.
Printed Particulars of Mr. Foss, Solicitor to the Assignees,
Essex-street; Mr. White, No. 9, Old Buildings, Lincoln's Inn; at
the Mart ; and of Mr. Scott, EV, New Bridge-street.

FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, NE .V.
CASTLE, STAFFORDSHIRE.
• To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. COOK,
At the Roebuck Inn, in Newcastle-under-Lyme, on Friday, the
90th of March, 1810, at Six o'Clock in the evening, subject to
Conditions, •
A CAPITAL newly-erected MESSUAGE or
DWELLING HOUSE, with the garden and Appurte-
nances, situated in the Lower-street, in Newcastle, together with
the Buildings, Shops, Warehouses, and Stables, lyirg dear and
belonging to thassame ; and also the Mill, Engine lioyse, F: e•
Engine, and other Works, situated at the back of the so:t1 Dwell-
ing-house, and employed for various purposes; and all the Mt-
chinery, Geering, and Fixtures, used with the same respectiray ;
and also all the Liberties, Privileges and Authorities, Intaest
and Benefit, granted by the Corporation of Newcastle aforesaid,
for Ninety-nine Years, under Lease, bearing date September ::9,
1795, for the purpose of laying down pipes and carrying Water
from Browning's Wells, for the use of the Inhabitants of Newcastle;
together with the said pipes sad reserveirs, and other appen-
dages thereto belonging. The Menuage above mentioned, is
a substantial Brick Building, erected since the year 1796; con-
tains five rooms on a fluor; fitted op in the modern style, and
With requisite and convenient offices, the whole of which are
fidiafed under.
The Mill is a valuable Corn Mill, worked by steam at a mo-
derate expence, being in a country where coal is cheap and abun4
dant ; it contains four pair of mill-stones, two of which are French;
and spacious garners, a large warehouse and good drying kiln fur
making oatmeal, are attached to the Mill.
The Steam Engine is a 32-hora; power, but lately erected, and
is constructed on the most approved principles ; exclusive of the
power required for the various purposes of working the corn mitt
and three cas ding machines, and of raisiv'g water into the reser-
voir, there Is much power to spare, which might be emy:oied to
advantage for many other purposes. The Carding Machines will
card upwards of 6011bs. cf wool per day.
By the Water-works the town is constantly provided,wilt fine
spring water from the wells above mentioned: the rents arising
therefrom have progressively increased, and the flourishing state
of the town holds out very flattering prospects of the profits to b.
derived from this branch of the concern.

The situation of these premises within the Borough of New.
castle, in a trading and populous neigbbour:.ood,and having direct
water-carriage to all the "principal sea-putt towns, renders then%
partkularly eligible to manufacturers.
• **a The purchaser may be accommodated wi:h a naotsly of the
rtrehase money, on proper security.
- For further ir.formation refer to Nfessr.. Japes and Green, So.
licitors, Salisbury.sqviare, Meet-street, London ; at the Bar of the
ExchangtaCoffee-room, Liverpool; at the jrt of the Commercial
Room, Manchester; and of Mesas, A. WiiiOn and sun, or Mr.
Cog, ist Newcastle aforesaid.

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