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CI ry AUCnoN MART. 68, CHEAPSIDE.

THE immense STOCK and var'ety of Miscella-
aims Effects (the Property of distrested Manufacturers,
Tradesmen, and abets, who are compelled by the heavy pres-
sure of the rinses to force au immediate muttet), eimaistivg of
every description of LINEN add WOOLLEN-DRAPFRY,
HOSIERY, rich CUT GLASS, CHINA, TABLE and nrs.
sERT SERVICES, JEWF.ILERY, FANCY CABINET.
WARE, CU TLERY, JAPAN-WARE, PLArzu GOODi,
Ste. Ste. which are daily

ON SAI.E BY AUCTION,
By Mr. MOAT,

At the City Auction Mart, SO, Cheapside,crintinues in increkng
attraction to draw a crowded audience, whose confidence in the
respectability of the Establishment is highly flattering to the Pro-
prietor mid insures his continuance of giving a full guarantee of
the perfection of all the Property that passes through his hands.
Sale every Day, at Twelve, and spin in the Evening, at Seven
o'Clock.

JUDICIAL SAI.E OF AN ESTATE IN THE VICINITY
OF THE TOWN OF STIRLING.

To he exposed to SALE, within the Parliament or New Sessions.
house of Edinburgh, upon WIDNZSDAT, the lath day of No-
vember, 1817, betwixt the boon of Five and Seven in the
APernoon tinder Authority of the Court of Session: and

before the lord Ordinary (dictating on the bills for the time.
THE LANDS and ESA'ATE at WES I'ER
I.IVII.ANDS, la the Parish of St. Ninisn's and Conn. y of
Stirling, consis•ing of One Hund. id and Five Acres, Nine Hun-
dred and Forty-five Parts.
The articles of mop are is the bands of Mr. Manners, Deputy
Clerk of Seiston. Title-deeds and Plans of the Lands, and
Copies of the articles of coup, may be seen on applying to Mi.
duel tinning and Mathew N. Macdtsna!d, Clerks of the signet,
No. 20, 14111 street, Edinburgh; Mr. Littlejohn. Writer, Stirling ;
or Mr. Bull, opposite the India-house, Leadenhall-street, London.

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J MILLARD respectfully Informs Merchan,s,
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worm improved Establishment worthy 'lir notice both of the
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form, among the various new articles arrived from the different
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THE PAMPHLETEER.
Just published, price Cs. Cd.

THE PAMPHLETF.Eit, NO. XX
containing
1. A Defence of Economy against Mr. Rose. By Jeremy Ben-
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9. A Defence of the Con,titts ion of Great Britain and Ireland.
By the Right Hon. John Lord Somers.
3. On the p►e.ent State of Pauperism in England. By the Rev.
0. Glover, A.M.
1. An Enquiry Into the Causes of Agricultural Dietcess. By
W. Jacob, El. F.R.S.
S. On the Menus at arresting the Progress of National Cala-
mity By sir J. Sinclair, Bart. M.P.
G. Suggestions for the Prevention of Epidemic Diseases, Etc.
By Chas. Maclean, M.D.
7. Report of the Committee of the House of Commons oht the
Employment of Ciimbitur Boys. "
S. Ott the Copy right Bil. By *Br E. Brydges, Bart. M.P.
9. On the Means of Reducing the Pours' Rates. By Mak*.
forma,. Pliginal.3
to. A Letter to D. hicardts, Esq. on the Depreciation of Bark
Netts. By the Rev. A. C►ombie.

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