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THURSDAY,

SALES BY AUCTION:

OCTOBER 5;. 1820:


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VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, IN THE'
COUNTY OF SUFFOLK.
By Mr. HOGGART.
At the Mart, on FRIDAY, October 13, at Twelve, In Two Loti,
Lot 1. THE MANOR and MANOR FARM oil
JL GORGETS, in the Parish of Thorp Modena,
upon a fine road, about Three Nix from Lavenkam, and only
Nine Miles from the three Market Towns of Hadleigh, Bury,
and Stowniarkct, comprising about Two Hundred and Pleven
Acres of capital Arable and Pasture Land, in a very high state
of cultivation, with a superior well-built excellent Farm Resi-
dence, with capacious well-arranged and extensive Barns, Cattle
Lodges, Sheds, Stabling, and Out-Buildings, recently new, and
erected at a considerable expense. The Estate is well situate
for the amusement of sporting, and the country beautifid..
Upon the Estate is a very valuable and important Vrin of Fine
Maim Earth, of many Acres, with very extensive Buildings
and Sheds for the Suffolk Brick, Tile, and Paving Trade, which
is now carrying on In a most extensive and lucrative manners
the whole on Lease to Mr. Jahn May, a vary reaps**
tenant, at Five Hundred Pounds per Annum.
Lot 2. A very compact Farm of about Sevnty.six Acres,
near Lot I; of capital Corn L.‘nd and Pasture Ground, within
a ring fence, with a. Farm House and Outbuildings, on Lease
to Mr. Sparks, a very responsible and good tenant, at a rent
of One Hundred and Forty Pounds per Annum.
Particulars may be had Twenty Days prior to the Sale, of
Messrs. Sewell and Blake, Solicitors, Norwich ; at the Roes
and Crovrr, Sudbury; King's Arms, Halsted; Angel, Bury
St. Edmund's ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old
Broad-street, Royal Exchange.

PRI( I'. SET EN -PEN( E.-1

SALES BY AUCTION:
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WITHIN THR BOROUGH, AND ADJOINING THR
TOWN OF HASLEhIERE, IN THE COUNTY OF
SURREY.
Hf Mr. HOGGART,
At the King's Arms,. Godalmin, en Wsnemosv, the 25th last.
in several Lots,
4-1. AL VALUABLE :tad highly improiable FREE-
HOLD PROPERTY, possessing a powerful intentet
in the Serene& of Haslesnere, capable of considerable addition;
the Estate comprises HALF MOON FARM and W AKEN-
H ILLS, close to the Town of Had-meek, containing togathei
Ninety-nine Acres, with a Farm House and Outbnikli
the occupation of Mr. Claleb Withal ; within the eft
Nineteen Cottages, Dwelling Houses, and Shops, inchnliterit
King's Arms Public House • also a capital and subsoil'
HOUSE in the. Town containing numerous Roammema Slim;
suitable for a respectable Family, with Gardener Illinthisey
Walks, Orchard, and Building Ground, of with& ithntediate.
Poinsiskis may be had; also a most vaIuabIe.WIREEMOLD
MEA DM, containing about Post At vs, hithe centre of the
Town, and within the Borough, upon which upwards of Ow!
Mustered Houses might b 3 erected; another Paddock within
the Borough, of about One Acre and a half ; the whole in the
several occdpations of Messrs. EdgeUer, Hall, Coombs, Batch-
Maybank, Rowe, Scovell, Dalton, Upton, liuntingford,
Bignall, Morley, Grover,Tims,Mercer, linker, Lucas. and eibbS.
To be viewed, with leave of the. Tenants, and Particulars had
Twenty Days prior to the Sale, at the King's Arms, Godalmin ;
of Messrs. Bray and Warren,• Sslicitorsc' Great Russell-street ;
the King's Arms' Haskmere ; and of • Mr. Hoggart, An, Old
Broad-street, where a Pfau of the Estate may be seen.

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VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARMS, AT TOW ERBEY,
IN THE COUNTY OF BUCKS, about One MU* from
Theme, Nine from Aylesbury, Thirteen from CI I.)ping
Wy-
comb, Fourteen from Oxford, and Forty-five from London.
By Mr. lIOGGART,
At the Angel Inn, Oxford, on asynapay, 28th instant, at Two
precisely, in Two Lots, by directlon or the Assignees.
Lot 1. A VALUABLE FREEFIOLD ESTATE,
.4-1- consisting of an eligible FARM, containing One
Hundred and Thirty-two Acres of excellent Meadow, Pasture.
and Arable Land, with Two Farm Houses, Barns, Stabling,
and Out-Buildings, Commons for Thirteen Cows, Sevin Horses,
and One Hundred and Thirty Sheep, in the occupation of Ben-
jamin North, and his under Tenants.
Lot 2. A Valuable Freehold Farm, containing Ninety-seven
Acres of excellent Arable, Meadow, anti Pasture Land, with a
Farm House, Barn, Stabling, and Out-Buildings, Commons for
Ten Cows, Five Horses, and One Hundred Sheep, in the occu-
pation of Joseph Loosley and others.
May be viewed with leave of the Tenant;, and PartiCulars
had of Mr. John AHnett, at Tonersey ; at the Crown Inn,
Thame; Red Lion, High Wycomb; Swan, Tetsworth; Angel,
Oxford ; George, Aylesbury ; of Messrs. Holier and Son,
Solicitors, Thame, where a Plan may be seen ; of Messrs.
Churchill and Field, Solicitors, Deddington ; of Messrs. Ri-
mington and Wilson, Solicitors, Sheffield ; of Messrs. Blagrave
and Walter, Solicitors, Symond's Inn, London ; of Mr.
Bernard John Wake, Solicitor to the Assignees, Sheffield ;
and of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-street, where a. Plan may
also be seen.

TA MARKET GARDENERS AND FARMERS.
VALUABLR FARMS. on the Leyton Road, near Stratford.
TO BE LET,
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By Mr. HOGGART,
For a term of Ten Tears, to the highest Milder of an Annual Rent,
At the Mart, on FSILAY, Oct, go, at Twelve, in Two Lots,
Lot 1. rIIIIE. very Valuable FARM called CANN
1. HALL, about Six Miles from London on the
Wanstead Road, mar Stratford, consisting of sundry Pieces of
capital Arable Land. congenial to the growth of Cabbages,
Turnips, and Potatoes, and admirably situated for the supply
of the London Markets; containing together One Hundred
and Eleven Acres, Three Roods, and Ten Perches, of which
about Eighteen Acres are Rich Marsh Land, with a large Farm
[louse, Barns, Stabling, and Outbuildings, in the occupation of
Mr. Turner, whose Lease expires at Christmas net., when pos-
session may be had.
• Lot 2. Cann Hall Cottage Farm, adjoining to Lot 1, consist-
ing of Three Pieces of Arable Land, and Four Places of Marsh,
-containing together One Hundred and Three Acres, One Rood,
and Twenty-three Perches, of which Nineteen Acres, Otie
11001, and Thirty-six Perches, are Rich Marsh Laud, with a
Farm, Cottage, Garden and Outbuildings, in the occupation of
Mr. Turner, whose Lease expires at Christmas neat, when
Ti
pos-
session will be given. These Farms are the-free, and are en-
titled to valuable Common Rights. .
To be viewed with leave of the Tenant, and Particulars bad
at the Mart; of Mr. Raphael, John-street, Bedford-row; and
of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old lkoad.street, Royal Exchange, where
a Pan of the Estate may be seen.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM, and a DWELL',
HOUSE and LAND, ENSTONE, OXON.

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By Mr. HOGGART,
At the Angel Inn, Oxford, on Someway, trith Instant, at Two
precisely, in Two Lots, by Direction of the Assignees.
Lot I.A. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
consisting of .a desirable Farm, lying convect,
situate at Radford and Gageinwell, in the Parish of Enstone, in
the County of Oxford, containing (Inc Hundred and Eighty
Acres of excellent Meadow and Arable Land, with a Farm
House and Agricultural Buildings, in the occupation of Mr.
Bernard Collingridge, as Tenant from year to year.
Lot 2. A Fit EE HOLD ESTATE contignous, consisting of
I brick built Dwelling House, with Offices, Garden, and nearly
Eleven Acres of Laud, in the occupation of Mr. John Bowdon.
May be viewed, with !rasa of the Tenants, and Particulars
had of Mr. John Allnutt, at Towersey; at thi Crown Inn,
Thome ; Red Lion, High Wycomb ; Swan, Tersworth ; Angel,
Oxford ; George. Aylesbury ; of Messrs. Holler and San, Soli-
citors, 'Mame where a Plan may be seen ; of Messrs. Churchill
Field, Solicitors,: Deddington ; of blessra. Williams and
Wilson, Solicitors, Shtflield ; of Messrs. Blagrave and Walter
Solicitors, Sysiond's Inn, London; and of Mr. Bernard John
Wake, Solicitor to the Assignees, Sbefileld ; and of Mr. Haggett,
6:4 Old Broad-street, London, where a Plan may also be seen.
ILIFE INTEREST IN AND TO VALUABLE ESTATES,
AT TOWERSEY, IN THE COUNTY OF BUCKS,,
A LIFE ANNUITY OF TWO HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY POUNDS, ISSUING OUT of the GRANGE
AND PENN FARMS CONTIGUOUS, AND, THY
RECTORIAL T IT H ES. .
By Mr. HOGGART,
At the Angel Inn, Oxford, on Somsoor, 48th instant, at Two
o'Clock precisely, in Six Lots, by Direction of the Assignees,
Lot I.THE LIFE INTEREST of a GENTLE-
MAN, aged 52, whose Life is Insurable, in and
to an eligible Farm, containing nearly One Hundred and Forty
Acme of excellent Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, with a
Farm House, Barns, and Outbuildings, Commons for Tbirteen
Cows, Seven Horses, and One Hundred and Thirty Merit, in
the occupation of Joseph Bradvrin and others.
Let 2. The LIFE- INTEREST of the above Gentleman, in
sod to a valuable Farm. containing OnE Hundred and Forty-
four Acres of excellent Arable Meadow, and Pasture Land,
with a Farm House and Outbuildings, Commons for Fourteen
Cows, Seven Horses, and Owe Hundred and Thirty Sheep, ini
the occupation of Benjamin North and others.
Lot 5. AN ANNUITY OF TWO HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY -POUNDS, capable of considerable increase at the
Expiration of the present Lease, for and during the Life of the
said Gentleman, i%suing out of a valuable Freehold Estate, con-
sisting of the Grange and Penn Farms, containing together up-
wards of Two Hundred and Fifteen Acres of excellent Men..
dow, Pasture, and Arable Land, with a Farm House, capacious
Barns, and suitable Agricultural Buildings, ht the occupation of
Mr. William Orpwond, on a Lease for a Term of which Twelve
Years will be unexpired in April next, at a Rear of Two Hun—
dred and Eighty Pounds per Annum, capable of considerable
Improvement.
Lots 4,5, and 6. The valuable RECTORIAL TITHES of
the above Lands,contstining together nearly Five Hundred Acres.
May be viewed, with leave of the Tenants, and Particulars
had of Mr. John Allnutt' at Towersey; at the Crown Inn,
Theme; Red Lion, High Wrenn!) ; Swan, Tetsworth ; Angel,
Oxford; George, Aylesbury ; of -Messrs. Haler and Soo, Soli-
citors,-Theme, where a Plan may be seen; of Messrs. (Ambit'
and Field, Solicitors, Deddinvoa ; of Messrs. Rimisigton and.
Wilson, Solicitors, Sheffield; of Messrs. Blagrave sad Walter,
Solicitors, Symond's inn. London • of Mr. Bernard John Wake;
Solicitor to the Assignees, Sheffield ; and of Mr. lkloggart, 62,
Old Ifroatktreet, where a Plan may also be seen. .

. ,
The Ciiiitt Martial on Captain Caiases, of the
19th
,fliot, it Portimosith, Commenced on the Bth,
and 'continued to the 25th ultimo. The defence, after
SO king a trial, required only two hours nor was it
deemed necellaity to examine even one. of the nunie-
rous and respectable, witnesses who attended to 116-
o-cove the charges: .. .

XAPAL INTELLIGBNCE.,

Octaves 9.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the Dash,
WEBSTER, from Portsmouth. Sailed the Dart, HALL, for Cork.
Parnourir.Ohr. 3.—Wind F.. N. E.—Arrived the Mary, Bur-
rats, from Gibraltar.—A ship is in sight, supposed td be the
Wanderer, of this Port.
. Poarsarourn Oct. 4. Wind R.N.B.—Arrived the gni&
cutter, from a ernine.--aiSsiled his Majesty's ships Ikussois, fdr
Helena ; and thisse, on a ends,.
Mat, Ocr. E.N.E.— Sailed the whole of the home-
ward-bound, for the River.'
Doves, Oct. 4.—Arrived the Willis, Arum, from St. M-
ining° for London, under jury-mainmast.
Livairom., Oc;oaaa 3.—Arrived the Arethuta, Mtwara..
from Norfolk ; and Agnes, Lauer, from Jamaica. Put back the
Fairfield, for Honduras, with loss of mainsail. The Aretliusa
spoke, on the 18th September, in ht. 40. 44. long. 48. the Cas-
tlereagh, Wara, from Jamaica for London, out 49 days, and
supplied her with water.
Ctouon, (County Down), Sm. 97.—Ms Makmty's eruiz
the HAILDWICCE, Cloaca Ran, Esq. Commander, unfortunately
grounded upon a sunken rock, called the Cow, in the b y of
Humdrum, on the 26th Instant, at twelve o'clock at night. ahe
wind is now N. N. W. and it is hoped she will be got °if. The
entire i f Cie stop es l are bet a'r. ady Lade
Custom-House, °crows% 4.-81.ips housed Inwards t The
Aime, from Hainburgh ; Flora, from Antwerp; -Malay, front
St. Petersburgh ; Sevens, from Quebec; Acorn, from Riga;
lk-ndrayt, from Amsterdam; Dorothy, from huitsic ; Agenori•
from Cork ; Lively, from 1 larlingen ; Regent Packet, from Lime..
rick ; Rambler, from Amsterdam; Mary, from" St. Petersburgh ;
Dash, from Antwerp; Vrow Irlderdona, from Amsterdam';
Anderson, from Riga; St. Elias, from Amsterdam; Clio, from
St. Petersburgh ;,,Lion, from Leghorn ; aid Pursuit, from Halm-
burgh.—Cleared Outwards: The Sprightly, for Seville; Hoop,
for Zwoll ; Speedwell, for Rotterdam ; Flora, for Domhdca ° •
Harrier, for Ilambutgh : Betsy, for Retire ; Prince Saxe Co..C.
burg, far Rotterdam ; and Concordia, for lasineur.
VIGSSZLII SPOCIN wirm—The Mary and Eliza, bound to
Gibraltar, on the 20th of August, in lat. 13. 44. long. 224
Tantivy, bound to Poole, on the 13th uh. in lat. 41. hag. 25.;
Margaret, of Perth, from Cork, on the 16th, in bd. 41. 25.
long. 21. ; Grace, from St. Andrew's (N. B.) to Liverpool, on
the 10th, in lat. 43. 31. long. 31. 30.; and clic_ Herald, Fox,
from Liverpool to Bustou, on the 21st, in Lt. 46. 7. long. 34.

PEDAL HARP and PIANO4ORTE, great
Bargains, the property of a Lady; a Sim Octave Grand.
Horizontal Piano-forte, Dew, by Broadwood, with lyre, pedals.
fici. cost 100 gs. for 75gs. ; capital Pedal Harp; with case, green
cover, &c. &c. cost 75gs. for 4.sp.—Cabinet Piano-forte, not
to be equalled-for touch and tone, good as new, sogs.—Also, a
Square Piano, 24g5.—May be seen at Mr. Watkn's, 13, Lei-
cester-place, from ten to five o'clock..
ittRGESS' NEW SAUCE for general purposes
' having given- such great approbation, and the demand fur
k continuing to increase, JOHN BURGESS and SON beg
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the Public fee their liberal patronage of the same : its utility
and great convenience in all climates, has recanting:tided it to
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and for pretesting disappointaneut to Families, all possible care
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signature, without which it cannot be gessine.
JOHN BURGERS and SON's long establithed and much
esteemed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, Clilitilliiell to be pre-
pared by them after the same eavegior that has give. the greatest
satisfaction for many years. .
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