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SALES B 1' AUCTION. FitENCII WINE FOR SALE, AT NEW HAVIX. Iti.r.u.hut to; Decree from the. Higu Court of Admiralty, 140 by Directions from the IlJnourrble Commissioners of the C s l)(114 atxl Euise. we do hereby give Notice. that there ‘s b:: put up, . _ . TOR SALE By AUCTTOX,• - By Mr. T. It. WILLA r. Oa Wr.retzsusT, :Nifty M, at Tw‘i o'clock to the Afternoon ' at the Bridge Inn, Newhaven, is Sunthy Lots , Duty free, for the Payment of Salvage, THE UNDER-MENTIONED GOODS, vtz. . %bolt 40 Casks of French Itcd Wine, average about 100 G.Ll:oas Kim .it same time there will be off.Tcd for Sale, for Eporta lila only, about 106 Cast;: of French Red Wine, from WO to lot) Liu!lons each ; which will be pat up in Lots of Ten C.:sks e•v:lt Lot t bring the 'entire Cargo of the French brig Nt.ptune, of Harr:, front the Port Vendre, bound to Rouen, I.lought b':.) this root the I.:th of Oztobtr last, for Salvage, having b picket, up at :iva. FOC further Para.:llin aptly to 711essrs. Creswell, A , ltlanlF., and Creswell, Proctors, Doctors' Commons, Loudon ; the Col lector of Customs, Nnwhiven; or J. B. Stone and W. li. own, Commissioners ror the Sale, a: Newhaven. Sani.les of the Wine may be seen and tasted on the Norning of the dav of &le. N. H. A 1/..poAt of p •r Cent. wiltberepirel. Te l:l nel f i u o l L l y D begs ßs Ip to ws acix , Till , and Fight Acres of I'ublic , that the Land. at Notting-hill, lately occunled by Gerard De Vismc, l'Aq. deceased, ARE DISPOSED Or BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, and that the SALE of the remain der oi the ESTATE, adirertis:l fur the 26th May. at the Auc tion Matt, IS POSTPONED TO WEDNESDAY, 7th June. broad-street, 15th May, 1520. TOWN RESIDENCE WITH OFFICES, BERNER& STREET. By Mr. 1100 G A lIT, • At the Mart, on Foully, May 26, at Twelve, (uuless an accept able offer be previously made by Private Contract), AValuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, holden for neArly Seventy Years, at a tt Kling Grotnid Rent, consisting of an Excellent, Well-built NiILY HOUSE, late the lied -41:1.ce of his Excellency Count Woronzuw, situate No. '26, Ber ners.:arcet, Oxford-street; containing Six Ded-charohurs, a Dressing-room, and Water-closet, Two elegant Drawing-rootns of good prlsortions, Dining sod Breakfast-rooms, commodious Hail, Bars Staircase, Rath-room, and convenient Offices, with a Coach-Louse, Six Stall Stable, Man Servant'.-room, and Loft. To be viewce. by Cards, which, with Ruxiculars, may be had of Mr. Tioszart, o. Old Broad -street; Particulars also of Messrs. Gressou and Fonnereau, Solicitors, Angel-court, 'hr oz inortoc..succL ; :.rd at the '.Hari. DETACHED FREEHOLD VILLA, with GARDEN and PADDOCK, StjaiiEY, cis the BRIGHTON ROAD, near tha DOWNS. 13y Mr. HOGG ART, At the Mart, on Fatima . , Nlay 26, at Twelve, (unless an acc.:pt able after is made in the meantime by Private*COntract), ACommodious FREEHOLD VILLA, very de iii-atAy situate near the rural Village of SUTTON, about Eleven '.lliies iron London, in the County of Surrey; con taining six 8..11 chambers, with a Dressing-room, eiegant Dravein7. Pining, and ltlorning-rooms, and convenient Do sneak well supplied with good Water, with a Coach. house and durst-stall St4b'e, Farmyard, Barn, and suitalde Out.buildin,;c, productive Gard:l4 and two Paddocks, of which inuncaliava poi,cs-ion may b. had. To be licwed by applying to Mr. Arnold, Sutton, who will anew the Pr.:miaes, and Particulars had of Mr. lloggart, 62, Old Broad -street, Royal Exchange; and at the Mart. _ VALUABLE FREEHOLD DAIRY AND ARABLE FARM, close to the Town of TENTERDEN. in the County of KENT, and FREEHOLD LAND in ROM NEY MARSH. By Mr. HOGGART, At the Mart, on Ituinav, May 26, at Twelve, in two Lots. Lot . 1. A VERY Eligible FREEHOLD PRO PEILTY, coLtaining upwards of 62 Acres of rich Meadow and Arable Land, and Hop Ground, with a Cot tage and Outbuildings in the occupation of Messrs. Shoobridge, Waterman, Hooke, NVindsor, and Cloute, upon Leases which will expire in 1822, at Rents amounting to £1.5.1 per Annum. Lot. A FREEHOLD Piece of sound MARSH LAND, called the NINE ACRES, situate in ROMNEY MARSH, and containing eight Acres, two Roods, and thirty-two Perches, in the occupation of Mr. Neve, on Lease, which will expire in October, 182.1. • To be viewed, with leave of the Tenants, and Particulars had ; at the Crown Inn, Seven Oaks; Chequers, Lamberhurst ; Woolpack, Tenterden ; of Messrs. Day and Luca', Solicitors, Barge-yard, liucklersbury ; at the Mart; and of Mr. Iloggart, 62 4 Old Broad-Arc -et, Royal Exchat•.ge • TO tOW-KEEPERS, LIVERY S CABLE-KEEPERS, AND OTHER& Valuable GROWING CROPS of GRASS, NOTTING 11ILL, "and KENSINGTON GRAVEL-PITS. By NIL 1-10GG ART, Oa the Premises, the Lower Farm, eiotting.hill, on TUVIDAT, May 30, at Eleven, in Sixteen Lots, by direction of the Exe cutors of Christopher 1141, Esq. deceased, rIHE Luxuriant GROWING CROPS of GRASS, upon Two Uur.dred and Seven Acres of Land, most de sit ui,ly sit aatt• :or the Loutlou 3larkcts,withi.i Two Miles of the To he viewed by applying to Mr. Twyford, the Bailiff, at the Home Stall, I:ensiaz:on :tad Caalogues had ten' tl..:ys prior to the 5.:1...., at the Old Ma:, Ealing ; George, Ilou'ns -I,:w ; Ram, Smithfield; Cori, Ilaymarket ; of Mr. Wilson, olicitor, No. 12, 31ontague-strut, Aluntague-square; and of lily. Mount, 62, Old Broad-street. Capital GRAZING FARM of TWO HUNDRED AND NINE ACRES, with possession • and the Valuabl e GROW. ING CROPS, which will be Sol d in Lots. By Mr. HOOGART, Oa the Premises, the Lower Farm, at Notting-hill, on Toes u.tv, May :SO, at Eleven, by direction of the Executors of the late Christopher Hall, Esq. deceased, riCHE UNEXPIRED TERM in the LEASE of 1 a Capital GRAZING FARM, situate at Kensington Grand-pits and Notting-bin, about 'fwo Miles from Oxford street, co nt a i n i ng a!,ort Two Hundred and Nine Acres of pro ductive I and, lying compact, and in the highest state of Culti vation, with Two ....scat:tit I/welling-houses, capacious Farm yard, Barn, Stabling, and suitable Agricultural Buildings. One of the Houses is let oil to a responsible Tenant, at £lOO per Annum, leaving a moderate Rent, payable for the Farm and Dwelling house, in hand. At the same time will be Sold, in several Lots, the Luxuriant Growing Crops of Grass. To be viewed on application to Mr. Twy ford, the Bailiff, at the Home Stall, Kensington Gravel pits, of whom Parriculass may be had; Particulars also at the Old Hats, Ealing; George, Hounslow ; Ram, Smithfkld; Cock, Haymarket ; of Mr. Wil-, woo, Solicitor, 12, Montague-street, Montague-square; and of A:r. Heiman, 62., Old Broad -street, Royal Exchange. VALUABLE BUILDPNG I4ATERIALS, KENSING TO.N GRAVEL-PITS. By idr. IJOGGART, On the Premises, the ilo►nestall Farm, on WZDNIMAY. May 5:, at Twelve, by diructicn cf the Executors of the late Christopher Hall, Eq. deceased, FIIHE Substantial ERECTIONS of a BRICK JL COTTAGE, two large Barns, Stabling, and monstrous Cutboildings, comprising good stock Brick-work, Yorkshire Pebble and other Paving, Plain .uld Pin-tiling, a large quantity nt sound Oak and lir Timber, in beams, rafters, joists, pl a t es , story posts, &c. clean deal floors, weather boarding, • partitions, doors, gates, &c. a capital well-built Granary, with two lofts, erected on stone pillars, dr.c. complete, glazed sashes itnd fra....s, lead gutters, flushing pumps, and various useful articles. To be viewed two days prior to the Sala, by applying to Mr. Twyford, the Bailiff, on the Premises, where Catalogues may be had; also at the Old Hats, Ealing; George, Hounslow; Rana, 'Amitleteld; Cock, Haymarket; and of Mr. Hunan, 62, O'.d Dread-street. SALES BY AUCTION. VALUATiLR LTVg and DEAD' FARMTVG STOCK, Y, BREWING FITF.NSI I.S, SIXTEEN PIPES of BEER, the complete ERECTIONS of TWO LARGE BARNS, capital GR.4 I W A ItY, BRICK-BUILT' COTTAGE and OUTBUILDINGS, Sce. NOTTING-HILL, and KENSINGTON GRAVEL-PITS. By Mr. HOGGART. On the Premisei, ** Lower Farm, Notting Hill, and the Ilotnehtall, Kensington Gravel-pits, on TUESDAY May 30, axd following Day, at Eleven, by order of the Executors of • the late Christopits:r Hall, Esq. deceased. qinE Capital FARMING STOCK, comprising A. upwards of Three Hundred Loads of prime Meadow Ilay, Two Hundred and Thirty Loads of INlslure, twelve Hay Carts and Waggons, an excellent Town Cart, a new tilted Spring Cart, six strong Cart Geldings, eight Carriage Horses, four Cows and Ileifers, Sow and Store Pigs, a capital new Hay Scaffold, thirty feet in height, and two Rick Cloths comrlete, a large Iron Grass Roller, sixteen Pair of Cart Shafts, EA-eral sets of Harness, various Agricultural Implements ; also a large quantity of ustful Materials and Fire-wood, one hundred (Yak and Elm Pollards, Melon Frames and Lights, To be viewed two days prior to the Sale, by applying to Mr. Twyford, the Bailiff, at the 1-lomestail Farm, of whom Cata logues may be had; also at the Old Hats, Ealing; George, llounslow ; Ram, Smithfield; Cock, Haymarket; of Mr. Wil son, Solicitor, 12, Montague-street, Montague-square i and of Mr. lloggart, 62, Old Broad-street. FREEIIOLD FARM, in the COUNTY of ESSEX, Land Tax Redeemed, producing a Rental of £9.20 per Annum. By Mr. I4OOGART, At the Mart, on FANDAT, June 2, at Twelve, AVERY Comp.ict and Desirable FREEHOLD, and small part COPYHOLD; ESTATE; consisting of an eligible Farnt, containing One Hundred and Four Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, and Wood Land, lyir7 Within a Bing Fence, and bounded by excellent Roads, at Blacklnore, star Moddinghurst Church, with an meeilent well-built Dwelling- House, containing numerous Rooms and Offices, new-built Coach-house and Stabling, Pleasure Ground, and capital walled Garden, forming altogether a Residence suitable fur a Gentle man. The Estate is in the occupation of Mr. Allerton, a respect able Tenant, on Lease, at a Rent of £220 per Annum. May be viewed ; and Particulars had at the Spread Eagle, Ingatestonc ; Black Boy, Chelms ord ; of Messrs. Handley and Lester, Solicitors, Clerkenwell; at the Mart; and of Mr. Hog gart, 62, Old Broad-street. DWELLING-HOUSE, with EIGHT ACRES of LAND, Free from Land Tax, at the Entrance of the Village of CLAPTON. By Mr. HOGGART, At the Mart, on FRIDAY, June 2, at Twelve, in One or more Lots, to meet the Convenience of a Purchaser, (unless previ ously disposed of by Private Contract), AVERY ELIGIBLE PROPERTY, consisting of nearly Eight Acres of valuable Ground, desirably situate about Three Miles and a Half from the Royal Exchange, at Lower Clapton, near Hackney, with a Frontage of 423 Feet to the Turnpike-read leading to Lea-bridge and Stamford-hill, commanding Beautiful and Picturesque Views over part of Ep ping Forest, and well supplied with fine Water, with a substan tial Brick-built House, containing Four very good Rooms, Coach-house and Stable, and Out-buildings, capable, with some additions, to accommodate a Family; productive walled Gar den, Lawn, and Shrubbery. The Rstate offers a most valuable Preperty for Building, and contains a quantity of Brick Earth ; li it is Copyhold of the Manor of Hackney, Fine small and cer tain, and possesses a valuable Right of Common. To be viewed; and Particulars had fourteen days previous to the Sale • of Messrs. Wigg, Mansfield, and Wigg, North-place, Gray's Inn-lane ;at the 31aa ; and of Mr. floggart, 62, Old Broad-street, where a Plan of the Estate may be sec:- CAPITAL FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, AND THIRTY-FOUR ACRES OF LAND, Between EDMONTON and BUSH-HILL, A convenient distance from the Church, ant: only Seven Miles from London. By Mr. HOGGART, At the Mart, on Fatnar, June 2. at Twelve, (Unless an acceptable offer is made by Private Contract), THE Commodious, Substantial, and Elegant RESIDENCE, called HYDE-HOUSE, placed in the midst of Pleasure Grounds, with Thirty-four Acres of rich Freehold Meadow Land, beautifully Timbered and well Watered; the Property of R. Gamma, Esq. removing to Town ; the House is in every respect suitable for a large Fa mily, replete with attached and detached Offices, and contains twelve lied-rooms, Dressing-rooms, Closets, and Water-closets, elegant Dining and Drawing-rooms, each twenty three feet by eighteen feet, Music-room twenty-one feet square, Library and Gentleman's-room, Servants'-hall, two Bed-rooms, and nume rous other Rooms, excellently supplied with fine Water; double Coach-house, and Stabling for six Horses ; detached Wash-haute and Laundry; Farm-yard, Barn, and numerous Out-bundinp; capital Kitchen-garden, stocked and planted with fine Trees, Lawns, Flower-gardens, Fish-ponds, and Shrubbery Walks ; the whole in complete order, and immediate possession will be given. There is a Pew in Edmonton Church attached to the House. T. be viewed with Cards only, which, with Particulars, may be had of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-street; Particulars also at the Mart. CAPITAL and very VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, in the COUNTY of ESSEX, Together with' a Mansion, Pleasure-grounds, j'ark, and Sheet of Water. bounded for nearly a Mlle by the Turnpike-road leading to Chelmsford, and only Twenty Miles from London. By Mr. HOGGART, At the Mart, on Femur, June 2, rr HE FITZ WALTERS ESTATE, a most Valn 1. able Domain of about Eight Hundred and Twenty-four Acres, within a Ring-fence, chiefly subdivided into Six Capital Farms df superior Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land. This singularly desirable Property is about Two Mlles from Brentwood, 'Three from Ingatestone, and Eight from Chelms ford ; the Mansion is placed upon a Park, ornamented with Timber, approached by an Entrance-lodge, and refreshed by a beautiful Lake ; the principal Apartments of excellent propor tions, replete with Accommodation for a Family of the first Respectability ; with Offices of every description, Pleasure grounds, and Productive Gardens; the Lands surrounding the Mansion are of proportionate quali ties, congenial to the Growth of fine Wheat and Barley, in the best state of Cultivation, with Five excellent Farm-houses, capacious Barns, and numerous Out buildings, erected at a considerable Expense, with a Wood of about Thirty-five Acres, in hand. The Estate is finely undu lated, intersected by a Stream or Rivulet, and there is an abut', dance of Game; the Roads in every direction excellent; the neighbourhood good, and Two Packs of Fax Hounds within a short ride of the Mansion; in the several Occupations of Messrs. Fox, Mead, Le Grys, Frost, and Gocts, at very low Rent s , capable of improvement. Tne Farms may be viewed on application to Mr. Drury, at Moantnessing, of whom Particulars may be had ; also of Tho ' mai Norris, Esq. 7, New-square, Lincoln's Inn ; and of ;Ir. Hoggart, '62, Old Broad-street ; at the Black Boy Inn, Cheints:. ford; Blue Post, Witham ; Spread Earle, Ingatestone; White Hart, Brentwoo d; and at the Mart. T) BUILDERS. FREEHOLD LAND, on a beautiful Eminence, near HYDE. PARK and KENSINGTON-GARDENS, commanding extensive and beautiful View. By Mr. HOG GAItT, At the Mart, on WEION=DAY, June 7, at Twelve, in Lots, AVERY Valuable FREEHOLD PADDOCK, of ELEVEN ACII FS of LA ND, situate near Kensington Gardens, adjoining the Estate and Park of Lord Holland, pre senting one of the finest and most elevated situations for the erection of Villas; finely ontainented with Timber, and possess ing Brick-earth and Gravel, commanding a Frontage to the height of five hundred and thirty free, and within two miles of the sLetropolls; which will be subdivided into Lots, of sufficient quantity as to afford a Paddock and Garden to each House. To be viewed, and Particulars had, any day prior to the Isalc, of Messrs. listPman sad Jones, Solicitors, Lincolit's Inn; at the nazt t and of M. HoggArt, Old &Old-street. SALES BY AUCTION. ELEGANT VILLA; ma REVSINGTON GARDENS. By Mr. HOGGART, At the Mart, on Wentrtsaav, Jure 7, at Twelve,- A' ALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE; com pribing the Cottage Residence, late in the possession of James Barnet, Esq. delightfully situate on Notting-hill; coa tamning numerous. Bed-rooms, Dining and Drawing-rooms, and Offices, with a Coach-house and 2tabling, Lawn, Carden, and. Pleasure Grounds; also, Two Neat 'hick Cottages, adjoining, with Offices and Gardens, late in the occupation c: Mrs. Reeves, forming altogether a Urge Plot of Ground. To be view:.4l, by leave of the Tenant, and. Particulars had, any day pri 3r to the Sale, of Messes. Lati•man :tun Jones; Solid ters, Uncoln's Inn; at the Mart; aud of Mr. licggart, Old Broad-strect. .:1?.! HOLD ESTATE at OT TRIT GI IA 1%1, In the E\ST RIDING of the couNTyof YORK, Producing a Rental of Fire Ilur.drcd Pcunds per Annum. By Mr. 1I0(: ART, At the 3!:rt, on FNI:I4Y, June 9., cvn!ess an acceptable offer be made by Private Ccntract), A VALUABLE FREEFIOLI) FARM, in the 11,- Parish cf Ottringharn, near the Market Towns of Pat trinVon and Ilcdtin, in the South Holderness, comprising Three Hundred and Six Acres of fin'. rich Arable and Grass 1....:d, of a loamy soil, in a high state of Cultivation, exempt front all Outgoings, and the Poor-Rates trifiing; in the occupa tinn of Ur. WILLIASt .IE4VEItiiON, at a !lent of rive Hundred Pounds per Annum, excluaive of thi Woods and Plantations, which are in hand. ;thy be viewed by leave of the Tenant, and Particulars bad twenty days prior to the &le, by Mess: s. Frost, Solicitors, Hull; Mr. Lockwood, Solicitor, Beverley; Messra. Iveson,' Solicitors, Heden ; Messrs. Thorp and (;ray, Solicitors, York; Meisrs. Spoiforth and Pearsiat, &Arbors, liowden ; at the Mart; and of Mr. Huggart, G 2, Old Broad-street, Royal 'Exchange. ELEGANT VILLA, PLEASURE GROUND 3, AND LAND, upon-the Rise of SHOOTEIPS-lIILL. By Mr. HOGGART. At the Mart, on FRIDAY, June 9, at Twelve, (unless an ac ceptable offer be previously made by Private Contract), ACOMMODIOUS and Elegant Detached VILLA, placed upon a Paddock and Pleasure Grounds, and shel tered by a beautiful Wood, altogether about Eleven Acres, at Shooter's-hill, the Residence and l'roperty of G. T. GOOO - Esq. The House forms a handsome Elevation, cased in imitation of Stone, with Colonnade Entrance, ornamented on one side by a Conservatory, the Views reaching five Counties, with the River Thames intersecting the Picturesque Scenery ; the House contains eight Bed-chambers, Dressing-rooms, Dining-parlour, twenty-nine feet by eighteen feet, and seventeen feet high: a Drawing room, thirty feet by nineteen feet ; a Breakfast-parlour, Library. and Offices of every description, detached Coach-houses and Stabling, Brew-house and Wash house, amply supplied with Spring and Soft Water ; productive Kitchen-garden ' well stocked with Tr:.es; forming aliogether a most delightful Retreat. To be viewed with Tickets only, which, with Particulars, may be had of Mr. Hoggart, 011 Broad-street ; .anst at the Mart. CAPITAL FREEHOLD AND TYTHE-FREIL ESTATE, in the EAST RIDING of the COUNTY of YORK, pro ducing £l,OOO per Annum, exclusive of the Manor. By Mr. HOGG ART, At the Mart, on FRIDAY, June 9, (unless an acceptable offer be made by Private Contract), THE HAVERFIELD ESTATE, a valuable and singularly desirable Provrty, with the MANOR of WILWICK, with all Fines, Quit-rents, Rights, Royalties, and Immunities thereto belonging; and SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIVE ACRES OF LAND, of which about Five Hun dred and Forty-five Actes are of first-rate quality, and in the' highest state of cultivation; within two miles of the market town of I%ttrington; with a capital Dwelling-house, containing every accommodation for a respectable Family, placed upon a commanding situation, with a distant view of the Humber; ca pacious Barns, and numerous Outbuildingo; let to Mr. John Marshall, a most responsible Tenant, at .€1,060 per Annum. May be viewed, by leave of the Tenant, and Particulars had, twenty days prior to the Sale, of Me.srs. Frost, Solicitors, Hull; Mr. Lockwood, Solicitor , Beverley; Messrs. Iveson, Solicitors, Ileden; Messrs. Thorp and Gray, Solicitors, York; Messrs. Spofforth and Pearson, Solicitors, Hoyden; at the Mart; and of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. MANORS, MANSION, and ESTATE, called WOOD HALL, in the East Riding of the County of YORK. By Mr. HO.;GART, At the Mart, on FRIDAY, Juoe 9, (unless an acceptable offer be made by Private Contract), THE Important and Valuable ESTATE, called WOODHALL, in the Parish of Swine, in the fertile part of the East Biding, calked Holderness, in the County of York; comprising an elegant and substantial Mansion, erected about four years since by an eminent London Architect, and replete with every convenience; containing numerous Bed chambers, syith Dressing-rooms and Water-closets, a Drawing room 24 feet by 19, Dining-parlour 28 feet by 18, and a Library 20 feet square; other Apartments and Offices of every descrip tion. The detached Offices are numerous and well arranged, with capital Stabling,, &c. The Mansion forms a handsome elevation, placed upon a fine commanding spot, in the centre of a small Park and Estate, altogether containing about Four Hun dred and Fifty-four Acres, within a Ring Fence, Freehold, lithe Free, and Land Tax Redeemed, with art extensive Manor at tached, extending over Woodhall, and the Townships of Thir -tleby, Earthy, and Shirlaug's, comprising between Three and Four Thousand Acres, well stocked with Game, and surrounded by Preserves. The Mansion and Gardens, Plantations, and about Twenty-two Acres of Land, are in hand ; the remainder cf the Estate, with a capital Farm lkuse, and every requisite Outbuilding, is let to Mr. William ThoinNon; also several Cot tages and Lends, producing altogether a Rental of about moo per Annum. The Estate is well situate for the best Markets, being seven miles and a half from Hull, five from flei,n, and eleven front Beverley; the Roads excellent, and the Soil of a most superior quality. May be viewed, and Particulars had twenty days prior to the Sale, of Messrs. Frost, Solicitors, Hull; Mr. Lockwood, Soli. citor, Beverley; Messrs. lveson, Solicitors, Heiler] ; Messrs. Thorp and Gray, Solicitors, York ; Messrs. Spofforth and Pear son, Solicitors, Howden ; at the Mart; and of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad.street. KENTISH TOWN.-TO BE SOLD, TuF, Unexpired TERM in the LEASE of a very desirable COTTA E RESIDENCE, delightfully -si tuate, and suitable for a snjall Family. The llouse contains four lled.rooms, Drawing, Dining, and Breakfast-rooms, and suitable Offices; Coach-house and Stabling, Brewbouse, Dairy, Cow-house, an excellent Garden, Ilut-house, &c. and Two Acres of Meadow Land. For further Particulars apply to Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad street. TO EN LET, FOR A TERM OF YEARS. TERRIER'S FARM, ituate wit'ain Two Miles of High Wycombe, in Buckin3hrtmshire, consisting of agen tea FAMILY RESIDENCE, with (:.irden and other requisites, and aheut One Ilundredand Forty Acres of Arable and Meadow Land. For Particulirs apply to Mr. Dailey, 19, Addle , street, Al derraaribury ; or to Mr. Ifoggart, 62, Old Broad-otreet. M ITCH.% M COMMON, SURREY. TO be DISPOSED OF, the LEASE o f a most Excellent nESIDSNCE, placed in the centre of two Paddocks of Land, with capital Gardens, the whole enclosed by Park-paling, with an Entrauce-lodge, and suitable in tvei y • respect for a large. Family : late in the occupation of the Dr. lleathcote. deceased. The elegant and appropriate Furni. tore to be valu..ll; and the Purchaser will h..ve the eption of taking a Cellar of choice Wines in the same way. For further Paricukra apply to Messrs. Trower and Sand ley, Solicitors, Lly-place; et to :14. lhlggart, 63, Old Broad , erect. EY PRIVATE CONTRACT. TO CAPITALISTS.-TO BE SOLD, A MOST Eligible ESTATE for INVESTMENT, IX. near ILOSS, in HELIER/P.I)S I.IIRE, viz. the sever:l Farms of Upton Court, Whittock's End, Bullock's End, sect Gatcontb, being !And of the Ert-rate c:%a:ir", lying contiguous, and let to most responsible Tenants `or 7.7.7.;ds of Li 100 a year. The whole forming a Property most desirable for Trustees, cr persons desirous of makinr gcc.i investment in Land. For Particulars apply to Air. Wilkek. , cl, Land Surveyor, No. 42, ; or to Messrs. Brace and 5.•.b7, Sorcitors, Surrey sti.Let, Strand. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE'. CONTE...VT, ACAPITAL DOUBLE•'-FRONTED FAMILY 111 A NSION, standing on an Es=tc of about -100 Acres, t.” the borders of I fertfordshire and Essex, :'boat 20 miles from London. The House is most pleasantly situated on a Park. Lawn of about 70 Acres, and from the size, member; and distr.:: bution of tin: Apartments, is ada•:ted f.ar the cemmoiious rest; dente of a large and genteel Tric 50:1 is dry :!nd health:- fel, the Views zgreeable, the Roads eccelient, and the Neigh bourhood hizlily respectable. The Estate is divided into suitable F..-ms, and Or-anent:l Plantations are interspersed, conneettd by Walks, kept up at a trilling expense. Attached to it is C.:e Advowson of the Parish, with a good. Rectory House, and - a Manor. which, as well at the surrounding country, is well stocked with Game. To he viewed with Tickets crly, which, with further Parti culars, may be had of Mr. Wakefield, Land Surveyor, No. 41:, Pal.-Mall. WORCFSTER. ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, AND ELEVEN A ('RES OF LAND. TO J 3! SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, _ _ AVALUABLE and very desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of a capital Mansion, with two C:atcb-houses, five-stalled Stable, and Offices of every descrip tion ; a productive Garden, extensive Grapery, Pleasure-grounds, Shruberies, and Meadow, about Three Acres, exonet attd treat Land-tax. Aiso, Eight Acres of Leasehold Land adjoininy, held fur 99 years. The premises are beautifully situate vibbin a few minutes walk of the City of Worcee:er a are in corr,:tee repair, and contain ten good 13,2-eharebers, four Dressi7g.- rooms, elegant Drawing-room, Di:•:ng-room, and I arle::••, Water-closet, Housekeeper's-room, Butler's-pantry, Kitcbe-, and Wash-Souse, complete Dairy, CeParage, and every requisite accornmodation for a family of the first respectel•iley, and immediate possession may be had. To be viewed, and further particulars , had, by applying to Mr. Edmunds, (louse Agent, iligh-street, Worcester; or to Winstiatley and Sons, Patarnoster-row. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. A MOST desirable FREEHOLD. PROPERTr, L 1 the Land Tax redeemed : consisting of a substantial, com modious, regular-built Gentleman's House, replete with every convenience, equally suited either for a summer or winner rtai. (knee, with large Dining, !hawing, and Breakfast Rooms, itti3 twelve princip d and secondary Bed-chanibers; attached ar.i detached Glees of every description, well supplied with excel. I , nt Water; spacious Coach-house, and capital Stabling fee wren ILrser ; is in complete Repair, and adapted for a large genteel Family. Also, a toomy Farm-house, and all y Raildlngs for egrictiltnral ?Imposes, with Gardens, Yards Or chard, and upwards of One Hundred and Thirty Acres of >I:- perior Land, about Forty Acres of which are N•ead..w, the remainder Arable, and the whole in a Ring Fence ; is al! in hand, anal immediate Poscessicn may be had. An Fstate srs comp,:ct,.and in such perfect condition, *is s Worn effersd for Sale ; is well worth- , the atterticia of any Gentleman, and will be found fully equal to the description given; i, situated about I Thirty Miles West o: London, at moderate distance> fr-m Bin- Wind4ar, and leading, and within one Mi e of a Post and Market Town; the Roads seed, and Neghbourbood social anti genteel, Country delightful, abounding with Game and Fie;d Sports.—ror farther Particulars, and to view, and treat for the Purchase, apply to Mr. Charles Bird, Matthew's-green, near Oakinglulm, Berks; if by lectcr, to be free of postage. VALUABLE ESTATE IN THE C ARSE or vowing, PERTHSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE BARGAIN, THE ESTATE of BALLINDEAN, lying in the Parish or Inchtore, about a Mile Northward of that Vil lege, and of the great Turnpike-road.frons Perth to Dundee.—. It consists of about Five hundred and Sixty-seven Scots Acres, (equal to Seven Hundred and Fourteen Acres English measure-, or thereby), and, with the exception-of a few Acres of Mandril, it is all Arable. The Lands are on an average equal to the bee t Land in the Cane of Gowrie. There is a consideroble Farm in the Proprietor's own Occupation. The remainder is let va Tenants in four Farms, two of them on eld Leases. The Residence is very eligible, the llotse is pleasantly situa ted and well sheltered, is roomy and commodicus, and in good repair. The Garden, including a Shrubbery, contains ahonc Four Acres, and is of a very superior description from its fa vourable position and the tine quality of the soil. There R te two Peach-houses and two Grape-houses in a high state of per fection, and the walls are covered with Trees in full bearing. The whole in perfect order. The chief part of the Property is held of the Crown, and af fords more than Three Fr te h u ld Q ua lifi cat i ons i n the Count', on the valued rent. The remainder is held blench of a subject superior, with the entry of cirgular successors taxed to an eleory sum. The Teinds are all valued long ago and nearly exhausta. The Land-tax is redeemed. . An Abstract of the Rental cld Leases may be seen in the hands of Pante-1 Anderson, Rs+ Dundee; or Mr. James Lasson, Ballindcan, the latter of whom will send a semis . , skew the place. Farther particulars may be learned by applying to Alexander Mundell, 45, Parliament -street, Westminster; or to Robert Smyth, W. S. No. I, 11:kt-street, Rdiutmrzh. BIRTHS. At Seaton House, en the Bth instant, Lady James Hay, of a ion. At Edinburgh, on the Bth instant, the Lady of Major Or:, of a son. Sunday se'nnight, thewift cf Matthew Buckley, of Hall-Inft, near Honlcy, was delivered of three children, a boy, and two In 1. DIED. On the 10th inst. at Cheltenham, in the 57th year of his Major-General Sir Naylett Frarninghatn, Knight Commanetr of the Bath, and .f the Iloyal Hanoverhui Ouelphic Order, Co lonel of the Royal horse Artillery, and Commanding Officer c: the Royal Artillery.in May 2, at Clova, John Harry, only son of Sir Harry Ricca Lurnt , den, of Auchidoi-. In December hug, at Wallahjahbad, in the East Indies, aped 21, of cholera nimbus, Lieut. William Haldane, of the ci-h . Regiment of Native Inf antry , on the Madras Establishinec.c. the llon•surabk East India Company. At I'i-co, on the 7th of November, aged 23, Colonel J..in , s Nishett - Clearles, late of the 11th Regimen-11,1nd Aide-de-Cam:, to Sir Robert Wilson. Friday sor'nr.ight, at Bealings, Suffolk, Thomas Kett, Esq. Captain and Ad;utantof the Mist Suffolk Militia. At Brussels, on Good Frid.ty, Maria ) eldest daughter ct the }Bon. Cc1:42 , ..4 Palicer. • At Bel: as:, on the 9:h instant, riles, wife of Joseph Poliir.,* by, Esc!. Comptroller of Customs for that rent. M$V 3, :It ; fonfleur, Mrs. Lambreeht, wife of (301. Lax' bacht, of the Royal Marine Corps, April 17, at b;ancluhar, aged 26; Margaret, the wife of Lieu • tenant David M'Aslarn, of the Royal' Marines. Sunday, Mrs. Hughes, wife of Mr. Hughes, an attorney, m Dean -street, Fetter-lane, Mrs. 11. was about to take he r 6.3, at dinner, with her husband, when she suudenly dropped don and instantly expired. April 28, at Gargnstown of Redcastle, Alexander Macia4 quhar ci;as.,ll.sy (one of the oldest men in that part of the cos :- tr..). at the advanced age of 103 years. 11e was ouc of whose attachment to the unfmanna:e anti Hopi Family of rt. art, him, in 1746, to support tlatir cause at the battle o: Ci tit.....ti-\VATE:: At LONDON BRIDGE Tt),;altoll ROW. rging 50 er.intiv After Attertiosa - Is ..••••••••Nar - . I,QN 1)0N ; Prinved and riblished b 4 Lars& Kasis i lickezt. , rlacc, Teinfk-liar ~:_ sI A. irr .. ,