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SZCOND EDITION, considerably enlarged and improved.
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A N INTRODUCTION TO GEOGRAPHY;
1-X. intended chiefly for the USE OF SCHOOLS; with a
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SALES BY AUCTION.

Mansion, capital Stabling. Coaeb-honses, Lawn, Pleasure-
grounds, singularly productive Garden. and about 43 Acres
of Land, lying extremely rampart, near Citertsey, Surrey.
—By Mr. BURTON, at Girrawity'r, early this year, by
direction of the Executors,
rrillE valuable LEASE, with immediate peg-
JL section, of an uniform brick-built MANSION, tb•
late residence of Sir FREDERICK M. EDEN, Bart. de-
ceased. The Premises form a handsome elevation, delight.
fully situate to command interesting views of great extent
and beauty, being on Ongar-hill, within two miles of Cheri.
soy and Weybridge, three of St. Ann's-hill, ten of Windsor,
' and about t Waite-two of London; are io window repair,
well supplied wink. read water and laelisde-act Entrance
Halt, spacious Drawing and Dining-rowel, Breakfast Par-
lour, Library, Gentleman' Room, numerous prineipal Cham-
bers, Servant's Sleeping-rooms, requisite and well engineered
Domestic Arrangements a capital six-stall Stable,.two three-
stall Stables, Coach-houses, Ice-hones, Breishhouse, Plea•
sure-grounds, tastefully disposed and ornamented with Ina.
Lured charming Grove, Plantation of rare Shrabs,
Fishponds, spacious walled Garden, and about 43 Acres of
adjoininj; Laud. This desirable property is held on lease' for
about years. at a moderate Vent.
Time of Sale will be mentioned la this and other Papers,
and descriptive Particulars delivered in due Hine, at the
principal Inns, at Chertsey, Werlividge, Windsor, Staines,
, Twickenham. Richmond, -end kinsren I at Garraway's ;
,• and of Mr. Burton, 62, Candid!.

To Hop Factors Merchants, a conut
.and Others.—Capital co-
'dions and suestantial Warehouses, capable of containing
9000 Bags and Pockets of Hops.—By Mr. BURTON, at
Carrannv's I'D-MORROW ta Twelve o'clock, by di-
rection of the Pruprietors,
THREE spacious and very superior recently.
erected. brick-built WAR EHOUS HS, of large dimes-
sinesi each containiug propo
e doors, of admirable : tion,
several of which are abnu ltp feet in length, lofty, per-
feetly dry, thoroughly. se4oned, well timbered, and calve-
toted to carry any weight, in a valuable and traly advanta•
I genus situation, being on St. Margaret's-hill, Borough, call-
Oil KENTISH BUILDINGS, °tiering a singular opportunity to
a Illy-merchant or Factor, and to many others, whose con-
cern* require warehouses of great extent and substaistiality iu •
a business-situatianWf the drstinsportauce. Alm two coach-
houses and three-stall stable, very contiguous. The ware-
houses are capable of howiag, with perfect ease, about 3000
bags and pockets of hops each, and will he sold in separate
lots; are held fur an unexpired term of about 50 years, at a
ground-rent.
To be viewed till the salt. Descriptive particulars may
he had nt the Three Tans Tavern, Borough; at Garraway's
and Lloyd's; and of Mr. Burtoo, 62,
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Genteel Fnmily Residence, Doable Conch-noose, Stable, ex-
cellent walled Garden, mad eight Acres of Meadow-land,
Dulwich, fire miles from Town.—By Mr. BURTON, at
Garraway's, TO-MORROW at Twelve 'o'clock.
MBE very valuable LEASE of a truly
ble FAMILY RESIDENCE, pm-ening every do.
meek comfort and convenience tug a genteel family, whit
digable eesch-hoose,naliting, exteasivevraliketgarden. beau-
tifully laid out, And about eight acres of peniartive grass- •
land, situate in the much-admired village of Dulwich, Sur-
rey, abort five miles from Loudon. The premises are in an
eicellent state of repair, and immediate possession may be _
bad; held on lease for about eight years, at a very moderate
rent.
To be viewed, and particulars bad oa the premises; at
Garraway's; and of Mr. Burton, 64, Cornbill.

Borough.—Capital Business Premises, with extensive Ware-
house.—By 54 r. BV ftTO N,at Csarraway's4o-M0 RAO W
at Twelve o'clock,
rimiqes verylesirable LEASEHOLD PRE.
jl MilfMlß,Apelnding a comfortable Dwellirkg-bouse, with
extensive -aid wry cotamnaditsg front shop, and spacial,
warebenosialliviOng, most eligibly situated for any retail or
wholemle easeern, being No. 4-, St.Marguret's-bill, the pre-
ferable-part of the Borough; where, from the peculiar local
advantages, business may be conducted with great facility
and profit, These desirable premises are held for the long
term of upwards of 50 years, at a very low ground-rent.
To be viewed 14 days previous to the sale, when devrlp-
tive particulars may be had on the premises; at the Three
Tuns Tavern, ugh; Gagnway's and Lloyd's Caret-
houses; and of Mr. Burton, 6'2, Combat

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Valuable, and very improvable Freehold Property, Fore-
street and tilde Mourhelds.—By. Mr. BURTON, TO-
MORROW at Twelve o'clock, in Lots, by direction of
the Executrix of CoL JAMES, •
RRuLY desirable and singularly improvable
ESTATES, most eligibly situate, being No. 62, 63,
and 64, op' posite Coleman-street, in Fore-street • and No. 9,
10, 11, 12, and 13, Little hlondields' together with very spa-
cious premises, adjoining to No. 13, Little fifoortlelds, about
150 feet in deed'. The premises, No. 62 and 63 Fore-street,
are let unespiriag leases to Mr. Beaver; No. 64, to the oc-
cupation of Mr. Mien, at will; the premises, Nos. 9, 10,
11, 12, • and 43, are in the occupations of Mesa% Aleock
Hinton, Joness and Pollen; Also singularly valuable,
very i Freehold (Premises, adjoining No.
Little formerly used as Bedroom's livery stables,
with bay jell, grafi% house, Re. on lease to-Mr. Baker,
mangle -maker.
The whole to ha viewed by consent of the respective te-
nants, 14 dal Prior to the sale, of whom particulars may bit
bud; at Garraway's; and Of Mr. Burton, 62, Gambill.

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Capital• Retail Shop and Offices, Sweelin's-Aljey, Royal
Eschange.—By, Mr. BultTON, qt (aarra way's, TO-
MORROW at 'Twelve o'clock,
rrliE very desirable LEASE, with immediate
sieftion, of
No. w.
commodious. SHOP, and large roam
over, eligibly sitaate, 15, Sweeting's-alley, Co
MR, calculated fur stationers, watchtnaken, music-
sellers, and others.
To be viewed, and particulars had on the premises; at
Garraway's; and of Mr. Burton, 62, Curnhi t.

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Freehold Premises, Thanes-street.—By Mr. BURTON, at
Garraway',, TO-MORROW at Two o'clock, by dim.
lion of the &mime. of Colonel JAMES, deceased,
AN improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE, corn.
prising a brick Dwelling-house, thrie storks high, and
cellaring, situate near Tower 11,m1t, Lower Thames-sheet,
now fn the occupation of Mr. Court, tenant at will.
To be viewed by tepee of the teglaut, 14 days previous to
the side, when descriptive particulars may' be bad on the
peeogose ; st Garnsw.ty's ; and of Mr. Burton; 62; Cornhill.

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Vicinity wf Finsbury-square.:—Genteel Resident*, with int.
mediate POSACSIIion. By. !dr. BURIONvat Garriswayio,
To-MORROW at Twelve o'clock (if not sooner dis-
posed of by Private Contract),
GENTEEL LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE,
IS. in perfect order, very agreeably and tuost conveniently
situated for Change, and the different Public poses in the
City, being No. 4, Finsbury-street, Finsbury•square, well
calculated for a genteel small family, and coatuins 3 sleep-
ing rooms, drawing and dining-room, parlour, hail, cotive.
Went kitchen, wash-house, and excellent cellaring I held qa
lease for about 19 years, at a rout of 281. per annual.
To be viewed, and particulars had on the. Premises; at
(areaway's; bild Uf Mr. NMI" 62, Conthin.

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an mousy morn, 15 nose con.
af great extent and substantiality
first importance. Alm two coach-
dale, very contiguous. The ware-
it4i.rg. with perfect ease, about 3000
each, and will he sold in separate
rpired term of about 50 years, at a (40
sale. Descriptive particulars may
; Tavern, Borough; at Garraway's 1,
Burtoo, 6Y, Cornbill.
e, Double Coach-nonse, Stable, ex.
and eight Acres of Meadow-land,
pm Tv wa.—By Mr. BURTON, at
!ROW at Twelve 'o'clock.
le LEASE of a truly desire.
;SIDENCE, poseusing every do.
ealence foe a genteel family, with
ling, extensive Wallet garden, beau.
out eight acres of peotaelive gran.
-admired village of Dulwich, Sur
n Loudon. The premises are in an
and immediate possession may be _
tout eight years, at a very moderate
rarticalars bad on the premises; at
• Burtoo, 62, Cornbill.
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less Premites, with extensive Ware-
'ON,at Gar,raway's,,TO-MOLROW •
irable LEASEHOLD PRE.
a comfortable Diyellit(g-house, with
amend* front dhoti, and
ast eligibly situated for any retail or
;No. 4-, St. Margaret's-bill, the pre-
ugh; where, from the peculiar local
be conducted with great facility
;able premises are held for the long
ears, at every low ground-rent.
had o
previous
at the whendeWilP.
; Garraway's and Lloyd's Coffee-
too, 62, Combat
provable Freehold Property, Fore-
rrSeids.—By Mr. BURTON, TO-
re o'clock, in Lots, by direction •of
. JAMES, •
Jo and singularly immovable
eligibly situate, being -No. 62, 6S,
in-street, in Fore-street • and No. 9,
e bloorlields' together with very spa-
; to No. 13, Little Moortields, about
premises, No. 62 and 63 Fore-street,
to Mr. Beaver; No. 64, to the oc-
at will; the premises, Nos. 9, 10, . I
the occupations of Means Alcolli
Ilea; also singularly valuable,
hold Premises, adjoining No. 1
rly used as Redfoarn's livery stables,
house, &c. on lease to-Mr. Baker,
red by consent of the respective te-
be sale, of whom particulars may be
ad of Mr. Burton, 62, Corubill.
ad Offices, Sweeting's-Alley, Royal
BURTON, s 4 tiarraway's, Ta.
re o'clock,
bin LEASE, with inusediata
onsmodimer SHOP, and large roam 1
,te, No. 15, Sweeting's-alley, Cora'.
ar steamers, watchtnaken,
awsic-
atrticelars had on the premises ; at
r. Burton, 62, Curnitill.
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lures-street.—By Mr. BURTON, at
iRROW at Two o'clock, by diroc- t:
s of Colonel JAMES, deceased, ri
'ItEEHOLD ESTATE, cum.
'citing-house, three stories high, and
Ower Hxk, Lower Thames-street,
f Mr. Court, tenant at will.
e of the imam, 14 days previous to
ive particulars may' be bad on the • .1
's; and of Mr. Burton, 62, Corabill. I '
luare.:-Genteel Residenie, with its. °
By Mr. BURION,, at Garrawaes,
Twelve o'clock (if not sooner die-
•.;ontruct),
EASEHOLD RESIDENCE,
rery agreeably and most conveniently
1 the different Public paces in the
;bury-street, Finsbury-square, well
I small family, surd contains 3 sleep-
dining-room, parlour, hail, cause.
use, and excellent cellaring held km
, at a rout of 281. per animal.
articulars had ort the. Premises; at
Burton, 6i, Curabill.