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London, England, 1819-08-16 00:00:00

:14PTORTLY RRSOLD,

KENNET AND AVON cr444_44sAliteAtiox
NOTICE is hereby given, That at a GENERAL
M*ETING of the COMIII'ITF.E of MANAOIt-
MENT of the Affairs and Business of the 01 Pro prietnrs of the KENNET and AVON CANAL NAVIGA-
TION, held at the Town Hall in Marlborough, hike-County
of Wilts, on Tuesday, the lilth day of Jtsly, 1111 D, it was re-
aolued,' that a Divklend of gas. per Share shnuld be mode
amongst the Proprietor% of Shares in this Undertaking, and that
the same should be payable at Mears. liarford, Bstteraby, and
Co.'s, Bankers, Brigid, the Treasuries of the said Company;,
or at Mr. Palmer..l, No. 53, Wo-1.1-itreet, Chtrapsile, London ;
on or at any elute After4hr 20th day of •Soptembat neat. And
Notice is also het-clay further liven, to all persons who may have
purchase'] or otfierwho acquired a right to Shares Which have
not been registered in their ntnisci.in the Books 01l tha Com-
pany, that So order to cntitk them to-receive the said Dividend,
the Tramiter or other Instrument by which they may have ac-
quired their right to such Shares, mist be test to ouir-oilee to
b. registered on t.r before the lit day of Septcniljer next. on
twhich day the Trattsfer Bool:s will 'be doled, and' nor • *fain
opened until after paytnerit of the Ditidimi.
WA RD and M ERE. SLOT; Principal Clerks..
Marlborou&h, August 10, 1819. • "
N.B. A CWulat Letter will be &Alt to every known l'roprie-,
tor before the Dividend becomes payable, informing luni in
what manner and at what place to apply for the same.

• .-zi FOR SALE BT AUCTION, r.
At the Custom-Hoare, RYE, on Tnestusi,., !belie& Ague,
1819, at I.lben o'Qoek in the Mornirg,
:THE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED,
• vlz.
About En 01,1nrs Brandy, Gm-proof.;
100 Ditto, ditto, Legal Sttengtiffcr Dealers.
518 Lsitto,, Geneva, Over-proof.
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1981bs. Tta. 16 Croy/nal fnr Bonnets
10 Demi-pieces Cambric . t Brims
13 Pieces Nankeen 1 D nen .I:s,and some To-
Gibe. Hard Soap bum Pipes
6 Straw Bonnets
The above Goods will not be so for less than the Import Duties.
rue FILIAN'ATION.

A Case containing about 40 superficial feet German Sb^et Glass.
The Goads may be viewed the di.), preceding, and on the
morning of the day of Sale.

A Deposit of .C:5 per Cent. will be required.
ESSEX, '
ON THE BORDERS Or SUFVOLIC
DEDHAM GROVE,
Near the Banks of the RIVER. STOUR.
ELEGANT VILLA,
With Offices, Gardens, Pleasure-Grounds' and Land.
TO BE SOLD BY pUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
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At Garraway's Coffoe-house, Exchange-Alley, Cornhill, on
Tiicaru...y, August Tw..lve o'Clock, in Two Lots,
LOT 1. r pliE VERY DESIRABLE COPYIIOLI)
FSTATE, Land-Tlx redeemed, nearly equal to
Fre9bold; comprising a plea-sant Villa itesidence,stuccoed fror.t,
placed on i LaNyn, surrounded by Pleasure-grounds, handvrnely
disposed and planted with thriving Trees and Shrubs, excellent
Giudens part walled, planted with choice Fruit-Trees in full
perfection, and Meadow Land enclosed by Park l'aling, con-
taining about

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tA.LuAnis and BEAUTIFUL ESTATE, and Ertendve
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STONE QU.A KRUM, In PERTHSHIRE.
'TO IIE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP,
Whiditibe Howe of • Atteasines Mowers, Vintner in Dundee,
efi'Fallsev the 3d day of September next, at One o'Clock in
. the Afternoon,if not previously disposed of by Private Regain,
iTHE ESTATE of MYLNEFI,ELD, with the
SAL:MON FIS!4I NGS, and the STONE QUARRIES
;belonging thereto, lying in the Parish of Longforgau and County
of Perth. 'Chip Edtete it must beautifully situate' on the bauks
'!of the Myer 'Pay, in the east end of the Curse of Cowrie, about
'three miles from Dundee and seventeen miles from Perth, the
Turnpike Road between these Towns passiag through the Es-
tate. This Property consists of about Seven Hundred and Seven
5•7•4411.4ct5q, according to an accurate measure/nem, the greasier
"pact of which is of very superior soil; a considerable portion of
the. Cteunds it In the occupation of the Proprietor, aad-tLe re-
•11.%424er is.beki under Loans urlaien expire iu two anti four
years after the presets: crap.
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• A Jun of Water, driving. ensobinery, passes errOril tet:
id* Mate, and a I 'arbour, with ex6msise Piers, has Iran
far the use of the Marry, which affords the accommodation of
landing coal, lime, and other articles, and of shipping that pro-,
due* of tht estate. A conaiderablit revenue may be derived from
4C harbour as usblisplng station fur grain, and other articles.
7oereis a good Di..usion-house on the E :ate, whh rnirabia:'
Offices. A Garden;with an excellent Wall, and contaln(eglitie-
houses and :Medan Pita, was made a few years zgo, and Eft. wies
'high order. The rozirls aroendthe Mansion-house eel em
dished with Baits and (.'amps of Planting, all which, bevtlfer
with the whole Wood on the Estate, are in the most thriving
condition. ' In short, this is *lie of the most beautiful residences
in the fine district of country In which it is situate.
The Stone Quarries of Mylnefield, or ilingoodie, are exten-
sive, and extremely valetable. 'Mese Quarries are known in
London by the name of elle " Dundee Stone Quarries," and fur
many years past very large quantities of stone have been sent to
Landoll, for the London Cridges, West fxdia and other Docks,
iVeolwich, &c. The demand for,the home market is very great.
A considerable part of the Estate is held of the Crown, and
affarth a Freehbld Qualification in the county of Perth. The
public burden* are moderate, and the title-deeds are perfectly
clear and unexceptionable. Entry can be gfren at any time most
agreeable to a purchaser, ar.l, if desired, a considerable part of
the price will be allowed to remain, on the security of the Estate,
fur such period as may be agreed on.

If she Estate is not sold is cumida, it will be disposed of in
the following Lots, viz.

Lot Ist, That PART of, the ESTATE which Ilea between
the Lands of Gray and the Turnpike Road, m 'smiling about
in Scots. Acres; but excepting the Mill-dam and a mail strip
of Ground adjoining thereto. •
Lot TA, The MILLS and LANDS of nuttuw, with
the Mill-dam and small strip of Ground on the North side
thereof, and Ground lying along the North ride of the Turn-
pike Road, from the March with the Lands of Bullion, belong-
ing to Mr. Weslderburn, to the Toll Bar of invergowrie. This
Piece of Ground consists of about Twelve Acres, and having
the command of water, is particularly well adapted for the
erection of machinery.
Lot.3d, The PARMS of EASTER and WESTER PIL-
MORES, as the same will be marked off from the rest of the
estate of hlyinefield, on the east boundary, with the Goat Park
lying between the same and the turnpike road. This Lot con-
sists of upwards of t,..20 acres of superior soil,•and a considerable
part of it is very rich in clay land.
Lot 4th will comprehend the Remainder of the ESTATE of
MY LNEFIELD, consisting of about 362 acres of the very best
(polity of Land, with the Mansion House, Garden, and Salmon
Fishing., and will be sold either with or without the Stonc-ciss-
ttltt, ass purchaser may Incline.
Application may be made to Alexander Penton, W.S. York-
place, Edinburgh; or to Alexander Christie, Writer in Dundee,
who ate in possession of Plans of the Estate, and either of whom
will give every information which may be required. •
The Lands will be shewn by Mr. Allan, at Mylnefield-quatiy. '

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