The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-04-04 00:00:00

, I i .r ~' ,~ ~~ , 0 1 . . i, '. . 1 , ..„ ;. 1 •,, i. • 1. . $ . I'e I I I ( ' 1 1 L: , 0 P . .... 1 ' 1 • ' . I 1 1 i .. 12 , 1 . - i e r 7 -". -T•7^- SALES. _ • 'Valuable Contingent Reversion. Hy Mr. bIUNN. De WEDNESDAY, the TM inst. at Twelve. At the Aection Mart, by directiou of the Assigneas of Mr. J. Depradd, ia fine Lot, Tllfe, REVERSION of one.third part of Two Th•ow4and POl,ll ig Stack in they per cent. Consoli dated Bank Annuities, Twelve Hundred Pounds Stock in the 4 per cent. Consolidated Hunk Annuities, and Two Hundred Pandas StArk in the 5 per cent. Navy Annuities, to he trans ferred in a purchaser on the cent. , of a healthy lady, under, thirty years of are, vurviving a lady aged upwards of sixty three years of nge. Partiruhsr may he had of Messrs. Pearce and glen, Solicitors to the Commission. Swithin's-lane, loombard-street ;. nt the Auction Mart; and of Mr. Mann, Wallowa, near the Royal T xchange. Spacious Mathematical !n•trument Manufaciory, with a com plete Plant. By Mr. MUVN, On THURSDAY, the SOth inst. nt Twelve o'Clnrk, nt the Auction Mnrt, by direction of the Assignees of Mr. Charles Pairbnne. - THE LEASE, for en unexpired term of Ten Yentr nt a moderate rent, of those capital premises, simile No. '4lll, .Great New-street, Gough-square, for many sca n o ccupied ns R manufactory of great extent and celebrity for mathematical instruments. for conducting of which the dif ferent machinery and utensils are now standing; consisting of twornamy, convenient Dwelling-douses, one of which is let at an annual rent of one-third of the amount of the rent reserved for the whole; the tither is in hand, and contains numerhus eon. seoight apartments, in sitting:tad sleeping rooms, and nn etten %sive range of light' workshops, with a separate entrance for the w °rime. a. The Premises mav he viewed, where Particulars May he had, and of Mr. Scott,. adicitor to the Comoshoimi, No. 9, (prays Inn-squares at the Auction Mart ; an of Mr. Mann, Walhronk, near the Royal chpuge. • •_ • ' Freehold Hegira; Tw • Dy alreratism,- - • . At the Audio* Mart, o& THURSDAY, the 30111 Ale % in Tian Lou, Tr WO neat substantial FREEHOLD - Wide u OUS ES. called Spaticumies-boildings. situate at Twlrk-.1 ethaus, in the County of Middlesex; each containing thleit sleep* map"; tan handsome. silting rooms, ti cun ' aruient kite wrc and sa.d.tame, Ample cellar:le for liquors and coatti. with yted and m eed enrdens attached, and to one of them a three-stall stable and rhulse-house, which haalteen erected by the lessee, who holds that part of ihe premises . fair an une pined, term of seven yedrs, at an easy rent of 251.; ;h> other house, • Lot 1, has recently been ntrap‘ted by a yearly tenant, at at rent of SOL bat is now in hand, and immediate possesiiun ma) be had. The Premises may he viewed, by applying to Mr. roiliest', Plamber and House-A geld ; tar to Mr. Mason; Statuary, - both of Twickenham, of whom Particulars may be hail; nod at the George, Isleworth ; the CastlO. Brentford ; the. Pack-bone and Talbot, Turnhansgreen ; the Mae! Arms, Hampton Court; the Bell, Hampton t• the Cuifee-house, Hammersmith ; of Mr. Pearce, Solicitor, Salistmey•seponre, Fleet-street; at the Auc tion Mart; and of M(, Munn, Walbrook, near the Royal Ex change. • Lit wsive Rectifying Distillery, Clerkenwell. By Mr..%IUNS, On THURSDAY, the 16th of April, at Twelve, at the Auc tion Mnrt, capital. LEASEHOLD PREMISES, con. ' sating of the long-established Rectifying Distillery, situ ate in Coppice-row, Clerkenwell ; comprising a large conve nient still-house, with cooperage, small sugar-house. spacious warehouse, two counting-houses, externlve wine rellarage of an excellent temperature. 4tabling for five horses ' cart lodge, and otherappeodage.s. 'f he buildings are placed in a roomy paved yard, by'which'they communicate wub n neat and com fortable family residence., containing well proportioned apart ments, in tit tine and sleeping r.. 1 .. ns. with convenient domestic nffices. The plant ai:d utensils, ee hich are to he taken by the purchaser at a valuta' . coloist .if aMO gallon still, and two intallef ones, seven vats from 3tllV to MO gallons each, and other utensils of proportionate d' 4isiorre. bluy he viewed by Bina% ing on the Premises; and Partict larS bad of Meese,. 11'indus and Holtawnv, Southampton buildings, Chancery-lane; at the Auctiuu Ai m; and of Mr. Munn, Walbrook. ' Capital Town Residence. Duver-street. By Mr. MUNN, On WEDNESDAY. the V.,1 of April, at Twelve o'Cock. at the Auction Mart, by direction of the Assiguees of Mr. Ro bert ACAPITAL spacious RESIDENCE, in a situa. non bf the brit re. tecialtitlty. No. IS, Dover-street, eadilly s containing four secinida.ry bed-chi tubers, four pit. ei pal sire i .iiia•room.. a opacif.tri drawing-room, communicating with another Arta isig.room of smaller ilimetasions. a cheerful breakfast-room, a Itainlwinse eating-parlour, a.lihrars, and gen slemn's fires-log-room, w itb an arraperment of ornery suitable for a family of great con-Went( . The Premises are in the *mare of Thomas Lloyd, Esq.( wit* will accommodate a pu reia ter with possession), for site Iv:expired term of (3 years, at a feat of two hunched guineas, yielding ..a Improved anneal rent eifsol. The Eremites may he ileac& by apish log to Mr. Woodetten, Ni'. .A:74 Duver.sireet. nt whom Particulars may be had. Par. tiritlars also at Hatches's, White Horse Cellar. Plecadills t of George Ellison. Esq. Solicitor to the Commission. White Hart emirs, Oniceehhich—treet 1„. ispitilAacimw Mart ; and of Mr. Munn, W.tit.ritaik. al•,,v the It e .iyat scsaiage„ Finehte., Middlesex. Elegant Freehold. and part Leasehold Residence, and about 23 Acres of rich Meadow Laud, deightfully situate within eight Miles of Landau, in the mast agreeable; part of Fetichley. Its Mr. J. 11,SHERWOOD, Oo WEDNESDAY, April 22, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Audios Mart, mar the Bank, A VERY desirable FREEHOLD and L,EASE nom) ESTATE, calculated for a Family of the first •respectibilits ; rompri.lnie a suh-tantial unif,rni IlVvidence, con - - • I Inn.lite tour hest chambers, dreoing-rooms, and tinsels, servants' sittlred Leasehold Country Houses, in a respectable viciaity. I sleeping-rooms , and nurser• , a handsome dining-roam 26 feet, By Mr. MUNN. • . i a Olt ti ta-to ioduw and folding dour;, opening to a cheerful lawn Al the Anctios Mart, on WLDN USD AY, the Ild of . April, and paddock, elegant drawing-room, a ith viratala, a breakfast al Twelve o'Clock, by directiou of the Magnets of Mr. Ito- willow, hall or summer Jilting-room butler's pantry, spacious hitt Collins. in Two Cribs. . . kitchett. &dr. , wish-house; and laundry, a cool larder, ser. 10 1. I SUBSTANTIAL Toon R E SIDENCE , 'ants' hall 21 feet, nod housekeeper's taunt over ; the detartea miles th e „I , offices are well arranged, and consist of a double coach-house a ram a y : r l a de k i; e in : l l) l l ,, Y il li i t r,, l , e . " l • ll. ,;. o i ll t es . fr r o e l e n ei t i o a " y ." tat h .,, ; ';':, I anti stabling for C•u r . horses, hartwas-room , coachman's room 411i5-- " - - I !aft, and wood biotic, poultry-house, brew-Amor, laroe C..41C chaste urn ` ler " ' tVl ' 1 eni " a" " e g eight spacious sleet/lug norms. i yard, a pump Of Gar sprint water . ' Vie groattd. sire 'disposed a handsome rheerfoi drawing•room, ita eating parluar of excel ,.., . i a ith infinite taste, are planted with a sclecti , m of choice shrubs, lent dintris.itaitt, a pleas vat morning room, tousd.ru - -e en " -e " 'and ornamented with forest trees, an elegant lawn, shrubbery, ball mill staircatroad suitable damestic offices, with as extensive I ) and paddock fenced. productive kitchen garden. south wall, walled garden, throe stall stable and coach-Houk. . Ltd.. A smaller Residence, sidjuinmg Lot I, containing s x t o ounwrou. frail trees. hat bousestorl green-bsto.e I cutivettient -I !to the boas, are several entlosures of rick Meadow Ladd, coo- MODS% beat-chambers, is neatly Giii.hi.,ldrassing.COMO, il hand. „ , A 1 Meiling A t,!etistir Motet A Acres. some eating parlour , anal a cheerful morning roosts, with du - , . T. ,a, ,i,,, ril with Tickets. which. pith ?articular., may be raestic deices of a tiii•at:le descriptian, with a large waltcd gar.; t h i it a d rih a o t h. th_e ew Atict i ' Mat t r.and o rre flit.,. J. H. Sherwood, 42, des, statute, and chaise-house. 'the term for which the proper- i ty is held is b 9 years, and is the rest very my. to -c Olt j also 00 t he nnig". • May be viewed, and Particulars bad an the Premises; at the • Angel, Flinnoton; the Three Crowns, Stake Newingtmt; the Itoyal Cresocar, Brigbtoa. Chequer. 'Waltharastop ; the Airmail,. Hackney; the Barbra- By Mr. BRAY, house, Kingsland-road t of George Ellison, E.G. Solicitor to At the New Sleyne lintel. Brighton, tin rIONDAY, the) 1111 the Cos oimhation White liart-eaurt, Graceehurch-Oreet; use the : day of A aril t ext. at "Partee it Clot k, Auctinu Mart ; ' and of Mr. Munn, Walbrook, scar list Royal A Very desirable LEA-SiqiOLD RESIDENCI I . li. XChailge . l -M. beam No. 6, In the Royal Cresieni s etionaanda* 10 the Medulla 4 Villa and rich Paddock, wit ~n fovea Miles of London. I trams avast hear:rut view of the INK, LW at - Wight , ticaohoy, By Mr. MU NN, Head. And the surrounding sea-units ;at the Sr wk an ei t icasive I earl IT - ' ro On TH UR SDA.T. April 16,•at Twelve. at HP Auction Mart, uninterrupted vie* of the D wilt Mai Race:coarse. The u-c contains th e fallowing lofty nod spacious apart. AiiiGilLy Valtsable, and • Desirable FREE. i men „ . 'i d the attic story, three roams; on the second boort HOLD and part Ct/PYISIOLD ESTATE, sitaate at the ; three ditto; an the first floar, a front straw ing-room, so hack eastern ettrensity of the Village riflllford ; consisting of a mil ditto, or, bed.eham"aw, so ron.tructed that it maybe made into called [llford Cottage, o ne, wit h rowin g doors, and d ress i ng -ing. eluded elegant awl conseniem residence , rmin ;no the grnund ' '. the prime'' of R. I. flrassey, Esq. isbo is removing to Uwe, is we, 1 door, dining-room and hark parlour, a ith extra sized f olding wirrounded two 16 acres of cith land • groat part of which is hap - I Amu. an entra n ce hall, and water closet ton the basement a pilv dimmed iii a katalsosne paddock, embellished 'by a hoe , spacious kitchen, housekeeper's loom, butler's pamry, sealkoy, penatii of ornamental timber, skirted by a luxuriant shrubbery, i larder, a ii , e and mud cellars, with usher conycoieoces, and a And opening by a ha '- ha' to the inticestittsylvaaseettery harder- I poo•p tiC excellent w ater. with garden attached. . Cl'T on Eppitig Forest. Tee Residence is seated on a gentle accli. The premises have been recently finished and fitted up by the I'IIY , and otatalai seven flintily sleeping rooms, four servant.' , pres.•ntfropriettor, at a considerable expeuce, and tire held for apartments. is bled:nate easing parlour. a large drawing-room ! au unexpired terns of 21 years, from the 21tIt day of June, 1819,; einninunicating by fahlitto doors, with a smaller one, bath it- .as th e tent of 1001. per annum, Laud afid Property Tax allow nished in at rorrespanding style ulmadern elegance, and open- ,ed The purchaser w ill have the option of buying the Free ing into n handsome conservatory by windows, tastefully ortin. ' hoI•I fur 11001. at nay time previous to the2ith day of June, narrated with coloured glass, a cheerful.library, a large billiard. 18 1 8. • roam, and a gentleman's tiremit•g• mom. oinderoiri stare ran- i T lie ft !lutes So be taken at a GO; valuation; and the par sets; aid dressing moans are interspersed ; ass arrangement of . eba-er tansy also have the furniture at valuation, or else -fur the domestic Maces comprises a capital kitchen, scullery, panty. ; same 14 be sold on the 'welshes. . . breahoose, wash-house, laundry, butler's pastry. larder. store- ;. T o ti;viewed wish tickets, which, with Particulars, may be room, and a coal dairy, a ith excellent ceilarage for wane, low, I had of Mr. Bray, Auctioneer, Brighton; or of Air. Quitter, and coals; detached in a capital stable-yard concealed tram the i Stslicitor, Na:. 15, Salisbury-square, Fleet-street, Louth... house, are an 8-sittll stable. standing fair three carriages, harness- .. ' room., large loft for fodder, -with stator olfiees. At the exti-e. I unity of the coach-bathe us the entrance in the ice.hoitsr o which it constantly temperatel both. shads cp.:min/pion of the Shrub bery. The kitcbetsgardea, withal, is,uactinsinouly fertile, con tains Deady ted acres, NIA is divided into two enclosures by lofty walls • nod paling, clothed with choice fruit-trees in fail bearing, with ostoorive pisory, .sorrewieso Mame, and grapery, scat a vent gasdiroar's lodge, opening irate an excellebt farm-yard surrounded bLagrieultarabuildings. ;,,. ..' May be viewed with tickets stir the 1511, last. till the sale, l ot Titesdas , Thunida - — , i' Mai Friday in each week, between the ..,,u...ge 's del se and Four, and F:sti irolors ha d Mr the prelarSeS ; • t 11:r Ain Sinn Marl ; told of Mr. Mims, Walbrook. Icor the 1 s,ut Lachangez OLD TONI GIN - - 9s. Oil. per Gallon. OLD .IA NIA ICA'RUM - I4s. GC OL.D GROS rED PORT WINE 5Js. 01 per Dozen. The Spirits in quantities anat . lto thaii two Gallons. The Wine in quantities of mat kis.tluin one Dozen. JOH N S IIEPH ER D and CO: respectfully acquaint the Puttlie, that they have now for Sate a coerphlo quantity of the above Articles at their iV, ism and Swirit Coin hiivvion Wilrehbuse. No. li3, Cullum-street. Fenchurch-street,' which they offer lit the above low piker, to be usteg awry at the expelre of the huyerp lima puid We at the time of porthole. March 15, 191 t TO BE SOLO; ... THE STATESMAN. P .SALES. Rich NOUN and Amble Lddl"P v and, with Agricultural Buildings, Mi. By Mr. M UN N, On TiItIRSIDAY. May 21, nt Twelve, at the Audio* Marl,' In Four Lots, Lot I.IIIIIIREE rich inclosures of PASTURE IL LAND, nod nn Allotment uninclosed Ing nearly 13 acres, with convenient dwelling-house and neat garden, do escellens faun-yard and a roomy Inuit, stable, and other buildings,callied Sweetinan's Hall, situate at the extremity an of tl. ne e Of Pr, le.l on lease to Mr. George Boum, for' uxpired tenn o in f I ne 6 sears. of rich PASTURE LAND, situate very nea t' : t lm 2 ; I A , cm C l o se lt 's aning four acres, let for a like term. Lot S. A Clme of singularly rich PASTURE LAND, on the borders of the road leading from Pinner to Harrow, con taining upward , of two acres, let for the same term. Lot 4. Two Inclosares of ARABLE LAND of a superior qUality, containing acres, let likewise for an unexpired term of 16 years. The whole is In the occtipation of Mr. George Bourn, who Kill thew the parcels. of whom Particulars may he bed ; Ms° of Mr.. Swanttell, Solicitor; Itickmansworth ; - Messrs, Au brey and Canis, Solicitors, 'funk's-court. Condor-street, Chancery-lane; at the Upper King's Head, Harrow on the Hill t the Queen's Head, Pinner ; the Essex Arms, Watford ; w e e rown and Abe t r Arms, Stanmore ; the A uc tionar ; the Cock,. James's, Haymarket ;at the Mart; and of Mr. Munn, Walbrouk, imir the Ro3al Ex change. Very valuable and eXtensive collection of Curiosities, Jewellery, ' 'Drasvings, Paintings, Prime, Books, Superb Missals, Calla, Cabinets, &c. By Messrs. hIURRELL and WILSON, At their Sale Room, 21, Skinner-street. Snow-bill. on MON DAY, May 4. And several following Days, at Twelve o'Clock, by direction of the Administrator. ripHE remaining part of the very valuable and ex-. tensive collection of CURIOSITIES, JKW ELLE R and 11l ISCELLA N EOUS PR OP ERT V, purchased re:pestle's of et perms, nod with much judgment, by Win. Wilton, Es.q. late of the Minorirs, deceased 4 among which will be found - several finely etecuted oyya cameos ; superb and unique muff hoses; I f very Liege diamond ring of the purest water I fine oriental pearls; jewel tasked I Vat ball minket% formed of precious/tom curious watches, medals, eculp.ares; curious china and glass; etaltoratetiryinst. in ivore, amber &c. &c.; ;den a beautiful conceits', of drawings, original paintin,ss, and scarce prints; some fine initialer's mid enamels. by esteemed Artists; a select library of honks, superbly illbminated missals, .in manuscript, &v.; a very complete collection of gold and silver Engli-limn. in high preservation; philosophical and musical instruincOts ; a superb tortoiseshell caboietl, various other cabinets; and nu merous valuable property. no pat t of which has been before sub mitted to'the public. May he viened three days. and Catalogues had sit days prior to the &Be (at le. each), of Murrell and Wilson, 20, Skiuner i street, Snow-hill. .. SALES. - Two Life Annuities of £lOO and £3O By Mr. STEWART." At his Great Room l& 1 4. Piccud9illy. oa wo LWotEDNESDAY, Apri TWeIVP in Ts, ALti O LIFE ANNUITIES,. amply secured on a Freehold Foote, in the Comity of Emma, during the lives of two Gentlemen. one oprtl 41. and the other 44 sear.. Pairticulars bad of Mr. Pricf, S•licitor, Warwiek-Wreet; (I°WD-square ; the Auction Marl; nod of Mr. Stewart, 194, Piccadilly. Covent-Garden Thentre—a Suh cription Share of dsoo. By Mr. STEWART, At his Great 'Loom, 194, on WEDNESDAY, April 8, at Torts', A SUBSCRIPTION SHARE of ,e5OO in the Theatre Royal, Covent. Garden, making atlnnaluti income of .E 25 clear of the property tax, and a •free admission to the Theatre, for a term of 85 years. Particulars had of Messrs. Dawson and Wratislaw, St.ville place, New Burliegton-street ; the Auction Mart; and of Mr. Stewart, 194, Piccadilly. Genuine Collection of Pictures, from the Marquis Iticardes Gallery at Florenre.• By Mr. STEWART, • At his Great Room, No. 197, Piccadilly, on April 21, and fallowing day, without reserve, ACAPITAL COLLECTION of PICTUItES, of the Italian School, from the well-ktawn G .11rry of the Marquis of Ricardi, of Florence ; comprising many tine speci tam of the early perinii of the arts, and Ike workspf the fallow ing esteemed Masters : Giotto. Montegna, Mll 4 :irten, A. Darer, Titian, A. Del.aftn, Daroccio, Caracci. Domini chino, Guido, C. Dolce, &v. May be viewed one week previous to the sale, and Cata logues had. • To Pawubrokers, Baker., &c. Eanie-street, earner of fled Lino -street. ltniPmr". lit: Mr. STEWART. At his Great Room, 191, Piccadill#.rn WEDNESDAY, April 8, at Twelve n'tiewk, A N excellent 110 USE and SHOP, just rebuilt 4 - 11, wide the boat “111141ridi., and well laiAied; a asam illoar abk situation for a pawnbroker, baker, ornny general hasinetis, Na. 1, Eagle-street, and within ant dour of Red Lion -street, Holborn, held for a term of 61 years, at a ground rept of 411. per unarm. May be viewed, and Partienlars bad no the Premises. Valuable and improving Leasehold Property, Land-tax re . deemed ; • comprising ext. naive and eligible Business Pre mises. Fifteen genteel Dwelling-houses, and a Plot of Build. ing Ground. situate Nortbamptonssquare, Pereeval-street. and Caswell-street-rand. By Mr. J. H. SHERWOOD, At the Auction-Mart, near the Bank, on WEDNESDAY, April 15, at Twelve, by direct' gf the Assignees of Mr. Thomas H ughes , a B ankrupt , in 17 Lots, THELEASE of very capital and extensive PREMISES, situate Nn.9, Perceval-street, comprising every requisite department for cmiducting a Concern upon a large Scale, igcluding a Carpenter's *Atop', 80 feet by 45, large Warehouse, Mason's Yard and Shop, Plumbers', Painters', Glaliers', and Smiths' Shops, capital Drying-room for Timber, ' stnhling, coach-bouse, two collating-houses, large paved yard, andla genteel Dwelling-house adjoining, suitable in every re spect for a respectable Family, with Inrge walled Garden : held for sixty-seven yenta, at the trifling ground-rent of 141.5 r. per annum. EIGHT very desirable genteel DWELLING-HOUSES, substantially built, and finished with much neatness, pleasantly situate in Northampton-square ; each containing five good sleeping.rooms, is well.proportioned drawing-room, elegantly fitted up, breakfast and dining parlouro wit convenient kitchens, roomy cellaring, and whiled garden, a part let producing consi derable improved rents; two on hand may be entered immedi ately ; held for 70 years at low rents. FIVE neat HOUSES in Smith-street, with a Pint of Ground adjoining. And TWO DITTO in Spencer-street, held for about 67 tears, at low rents. Also a very desirable PLOT of GROUND, 135 feet by 195, most eligibly situate for htlitzling, at the luck of Northompton smoire, with front entrance from Doswell-street, upon which 18 Housesmay be erected ; held forseventy-one years at a pep per-corn rent. To be viewed by It-lye of the Tenants, and Particulars had on the Premises; of Mr. Selby, Solicitor, Cliarles-sireet, Northampton-square; at the Mart ; or of Mr. J. It. Sherwood, 42, Bartholomew-close. - • Three Iludses, Seymour-place, Little Chem . & By Mr. STE WAII,T, At his Great Munn, 194, Piccadilly, so WEDNESDAY, April A. at Twelve, in Three Lots. AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, most pleasantly sittutte, surrounded by gardens and if,reenhle walks, being Slit. 43, 1.2, anti Is, Seymour-place, Little Chelsea, well built, and molly finished ; held for a feria of 97 years, at a ground rent of 621. 12s. 6d. May be viewed. Particulars had on 11w Premises,- of John Evans„ Esq. Solicitor, Mildred's-court, Poultry; of Messr;. Wilkinson and Young, Margaret-street, Cavendish-square ; and of Mr. Stewart, 194, Piccadilly. Memos Terrace, Cottage Residence, Cheisea, By Mr. SU:WART, At his Great Room, 194, Piccadilly. on WEDNESDAY, April 8, at Tutlre A DESIRABLE and pleasant :11 ESIDENCE, No. . 4, Hem Terrace, College-walk, adjoining the King road, CbeNea, fitted up in the mast tasteful in)le of modern rte. gene; held for a term of 95 year. from Midsummer, 1811, me ground rent of nine guineas; let to a most respectable tenant at 50 guineas per nos. May he viewed, with leave of the tenant. Particular.; had at the Cndogan Arms, Sloane-street; the Auction Marl; and f Mr. Stewart, 194, Piccadilly. Freehold Estate, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly. fly Mr. STEWART, At his Great Room, 194, Piccadilly, on WEDNESDAY, April 8. at Twelve, in T len Lots, Lot I. A • CAPITAL FREEHOLD FAMILY 1 - 1 UOLlSE,withdoable stair-case, Nn. Si, Al hemtite stredt, let to Mr. Payten, nn lease,.for an unexpired term of 28 years, at the very low rent of SOt. per ann. and now in the oc cupation of Me. Bean, at it rent of 1501. per •inn. Lot 2. An excellent Freehold Town it ESL D ENC Ei No. 91, Albemarle-street, with double stair-case, now wieccupied, and supposed to be North a rent of 3101. per am May be viewed every claw (Sunday exc 'edged). Particulars had of Coidall Bookes, Esq. Solicitor, firent Genre-street, Westminster p at the Auctiou Mart ; and of Mr. Stewart, 191, Valuable and very distinguished Collection of original Draw inp, Portraits, Prins, Rod Rooks of l'rints. By Mr. STE W ART, • At his Great Room, 194, Piccadilly, no Monday April 19, nod Si% folloo ing (Sunday excepted), t.RARE and Valuable Collection of POlt- - T RAFN i original Drawiugs by Raphael, Titian, Doi &c. 1 the works of Albert Mimi . , Lucas You Ley den, Israel Van Mechlin t Marc Antonio, the. a nuorrous and fine assemblage of the Italian, German, sad French schools; must brilliant impressions of the Bikle in Latin ; beautiful ma eitisisript on white vellum, exquisitely illaininated with nume rous miniiitur, paintings, a splendid and unique article ; books of printi, &c. collected with great taste by the dist.4o shed family of Ricardi, at Florence, and late the property of the Marquis Iticurdi. May he viewed three days previous to the sale; catalogues now had of Mr. Stewart, 194, Piccadilly. West Morcrav Wood F.statc • contiguous to Witham Common, and Greethitio New Inn Lincolnshire. By Me-srs. At the Auction Mari, nn TUESDAY, May 12, at Twelve, and without any reservation, AVALUABLE and rel.} , desirable FR.EE HOLD ESTATE, situate on the high North-road, and within one mile of Witham Common, and two of Greet ham ha, containing 2SB acres of very capital wood land, intersected a ith rides in all directions, nod the entrance to a hick is direct front 'the high North-road, the property of Robert Heathcote, EA." This Estate, from its locality to Stamford nod Grantimon, 11,416 the facility with which the timber may be conveyed by, the navigable canals immediately contiguous, render:, this a most eligible purchase. Particulars are preparing, sa.d'raity be had 28 days prior to the sale, at the Bull, Witham-common; New Ina, Greethatu ; George, Stamford; Angel, Grantham ; Bull Inn, Bourne; Greyhouud, Falkingliam; Mr. W. Span. Falkinghain ; Mr. Murray, hymond's lan; nod of Mebbri. Itubuw, Cuveut-garden, rhere a Plan maytieseen. SOUTH' BROOM HOUSE, MANSlob6Catag Grounds Wilderness. &c. contiguous ll.l , oitla intieslde FARMS adjuitusig, lies. By kessts. ROBINS, At, the Aartine Mart. opposite' the Hank of England, on TUF-SiLAIr" May n, at Twelve &Clock. in Four Lots. A DISTINGUISHED FREEHOLD ES'FATE rm. carisiiptinea astable M A NSION HOUSE, happily piaci at It proper diAnticetrom the high Loudon and Bath Road, a contiguous to the BOROU'mI TOWN OF DEVIZES, environed by the lawn, &mitre moods, plantation and park, the Lae property nod residence of JOS! Ail LF:S H EAPIICOTE, Esq. deceased. • The Mansion is built of Mit h Anne, of iriittlern ucturr.andudtgl rablytly calculated fin - tlar complete and cannforiable residence of a family of high revertability ; the ullices are numerous andLi very complete • the ;tabling rod coach braises of a supcijor de scription, a cold bath, ice house, nod green bona are amongst the infinity of comforts with which this property ab•runds. anti be yond the park is a wilderness, with •ertnitage adjoining, and very capital furies Iv* eatreatelv compact, together with mills,- woods, coppices, &e. containing in the Whole T:110 HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACRES of remarkably rich meadow, pasture, arable, and woutiland.' Posaesslon of the Mansion and Park mar be had immediritelyo, mid the Farms at Michaelmas. The Estitie tithe, free, add ' exonerated front the land tax. -THE MANSION W ILL BE SOLD, WITH . ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-TWO ACRES OF" LAND, in Ole Lot..• May be . viewed tweety•eight days prior to the Sale. hv op. plicatioe tea Mr. Hill, the Balla, or Mr. Salrann, Devizes; and Particulars had at the Sear Inn, Devizes; White 'tart, shit! York Haute, Bath; Bash, Bristeds While Hart, Chip : wham; Castle, Marlborough ; Castle, Speen•hill, the Pen es', Speenham Land; Crown, Reading; Star, Oxford; 'Mlle' Ili Cheltenham lles Inns. at ; of Mr. Murray,' Symend's Inn, Chancery-lane ; sod of Messrs. Rabies, Caveat gardlea,ehere a plan, sad elevatioa of the Matelots and Estate may be sees. t.i.: ""'.r.r.~ SALES. - . Important Freehold and Copybold Farris. with possession. at luxrdestone, Parleigh, and Lalngdoa Ilin., li2arx, and c „ rh tainingl7o Acres or excellent Neadnw, Pasture, and Arable Land. By Messev. ROBINS, At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY, April 16, at Twelve o'clock, in }lse Lot.. FIVE Valuable and highly improvenble FARMS , two of which are pleasantly situate withini half a mile of Ligatesione ' and on the Turnpike-road to Ongar, and comid of two goo,d FARAI-11(1USES, with all necestiry building% and Otte Hundred and l'artity-three Acres of remarkable good Land. lyiug extremely romp •ct, and within a rinA.frore, Mut, two admirable FARMS, very plea,tintil ) situate at Par. leigh, 1.70 A. of excellent Land, will, , uitattle farin.hnuses nor biti.dings; and one very eligible FRLEHOLD FAS% tit Laittglion Oil's, containing near 6) Acres, nriih farm-hou.e and good huildiags the whole containin g ab out /10 Acres of rembrkably rich Meadow, Pa lure, an! A•ahle Lind, each Estate, being entirely within a ring fence, and wromoleit by eCCOICIII Mal Art Towns and good Turnpike-road., a.. 11 or the animal value Of £7OO. ' These !Awes hhve heel; let fur a term of 4/ Sears ; Ih tea. , " of doer re two expireA, and the remaining to" at Miehaes. mos, 1213. . . . . . . Partwul irs may he hod, twenty-eiett days prior t .the Sate, at the !Tread Eagle, litzatestunt; Black Roy. Carl eo kines Malden; White flari, Itreitunoti; White 11 itrooford ; the principal mat at Ittiletima and Unto; and ni Meson. kohists euveut-garden; wliere • Plass of each I:4atet may bete. it. 800 Kg. By Messrs. KIN(i and LOCIILE, At 'twit Groat Boom, gin g •sereet, Covent-garden, on TU Est) tlf, April '2l, rind lekt Days, nt •Uwelve, entire STOCK in 'fii,M)}: of Mr. JOHN A. 11N S, Hookieller, ode of High Holborn. 514 be viewed, April 1,1, and tat I'IttNTS AN neolutt A 11 . 11 - . By Messrs. KING and LOGIII•j?, At their Great Boom, Kiii n , ,, ,.treet, Civent•gariten, no , hltP4 it AV. April and three folowing rot or A V EltY talultble assemblage of rs. Mit/armlet ..f British Miter., coilectri with great tnoe aid at some expellee also some valuable PRINTS, froluettainl glased, particularly Death of- Wolfe,. Iri4tery, Jonah% Pea. N lobe, and Cicero at his Villa, proof., &e. To4te-elested on Saturdny, April 4, and C.ital_iote 1114. HOOKS. 'By Messrs. KING sod LOCIIFP. At their fire/aft t i ttt n, K istpstreet, Covent-,tarden, on MON- D Y, April 13, and sly foil...sing m t .., '(TILE LI BRA Et Yr, late the Property of T [LOMAS aL BRYAN RICHARDS, list'. F. S. A, Me is& nf he Palestine Alb.Cllllioll, one of the Clerks of rim Chadtcr and one of the Sub-Commiwioners on the Public Recurds of no kintg~dom. May he viewed On Saturday, April 12, and Catalogers mow bad, price Is. MATRINONY. T is much to be regretted, bat inclisputably certain, I not many . persons of both bezel' are deterred Fria. eittcripg into the snarrpd state, by infirmities, which delicacy f, .rids them to disclose; and there are not it few, wan, beitt4 already married, are rendered miserable, fur ward of those tender Pledges or mutual love, without which, happi,lo.o In this state hi, Ili least, verb precarious. It has heels ascertained heynud doubt, that these circumstances are occasioned by a genera or partial relaktition or weakness in either sex ; and it is equally certain, that the genuine BALM OF MECCA is the Wait, if 'not the only remedy Or this species of delMitr. Whed taken into the stn. mach, it immediately diffuses itself like a vapour &rouge ever, pore; producing effects at once delightful, salutary, nil perma nent. When the spark of life begins to grow dim. the COTIII7I. thin languid, and this ficulties pnralised, this medicine iit.finted to give tope In the nerves, exhilarate the animal spirits, iuvigontte the body, anti re-animate, the whole man. When aversion to exercise, loss or depravity of appetite, and pallid coutdenairee. indicate approaching consumption, the delicate female will he preserved, turd restored to health and society by the beteg,' in licence of this medicine. When the delusions of imagination, do She force of bad example, have tempted unguarded t oath lam the dangerous labyrinths Of secret sensuality, debilitated his body, or impaired his understanding, the Balm of Mecca sill protect hint from lingerine disease, the infirmities of premature old age, and a wretched dissolution. When, by luxurious tram cons copious libations, Paphian excesses, and midnight revels. the sons anti danghters of dissipation have brought oti themselves debility, relaxation, imbecility, and a long train of noreniee compliontsothis soothing Balat..will restore health and virtu to the debilitated frame, and cheerfuluess and animation to t e mind. Ohserye, that there is an engraved P. Wait of Dr. gestate is the lahel.tin the outside of each May, which is signed by the Prdprivtor, E. Senate, in his hand-writing. All ether ate counterfeits. . The genuine Balm of Mersa is prepared aids. by Dr. Senate; and sold,. wholemle and retail, by his agent, Mr. Richards, Druggist, 193. Strand, rear St. ClerwoCs Church ; also retail by ‘Vard, 391, Holhont; Pitmon3, lairs, Fleet-street; Bacon, 130, Oiford-street, opposite Scind.street ; Allen, iii, Oxford itreet, opposite tie Pantheon; Bolion..frind of the lintal f.l - ; Golding. 41, Carahill ; and Chris'', Cockspue-street, corder of Skims-gardens. Pace is. per box, cidty included. tiTRICTURES, IMPRESSED with a coitsciousweis that their tic- JL viation from the graerd plan has hero highly beneficial to others, and improved in their professional aciptireimnis by the maturity of near twenty years experience, 'Messrs. URILIE and CO. continue, with unabated ardour, the rradicatiao Of these disorders Which are the consequence of illicit indulgences or the destructive habits of the inconsiderate. School-buy. la professing the cure of these Complaints, they hold nail nn in ducement to vice ; hut. sensible as all • men must he of the ex istence of are they offer I.lwir.mbistanee as regutirty educated Surgeons of Laudon, stud ni the Royal College of Edinburgh. to all cases of Siplijlitie Infection, and in every complaint of Debility and Detteieney, - whether arising from the infatuation of (1 certain destructive habit,listig residence in warns climates, free living, figr any other canoe producing a ilellceney of manly vigour, - the patient may rely on a speedy retramtion ' to vrprrous beialth.' Their improved pima of caring Strictures of the Urethra It w been attended with peculiar succesi. Strictures of ten and twenty years' duration have yielded to their Kral meat in the short penal three weeks. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of We first respectability, who have laboared solder _this phinful and distressing disease, having received a radical Owl permanent cure, oarticalsilyreqwed that reference inns he made to them, as sat isfactney evidences of the derided siperioritv Of Messrs. Currie anal Co.'s Plait to Treatment. Many of these Gentlemen hnd been an•ler the care of Messrs. Horne, Heavi side, anti other Surgemis of equal eminences who atteinpuil their Cure by the application of the Lupar• Caustic, unkind' success.r Dress-. Currie and Ca. Mu be tagki 144 4 :4 irtirlhe greatest * ' e el s . 10,tHatton-garden TAlii MOTIVE. A . P SEII 'ON in the•Neighboarhood of Gl as g ow, called a few days ago upon Mr. Angus NPOimatil, Ist irk-place, in that City, and informed hisn , that his Wife had been dangerously affected with a Gathering in her Lungs (as her Surgeon teemed it), Mirada with nlarining, symptoms, spilling, difficulty of breathing. &c. &c. li.viog given her, in does, One lint( Guinea Bottle of . 1)r. SOLOMON'S C('lt 1)1 AL BALM OF DI LEAD, she recovered in the wet mitiiirr her healttf and spiel's. her complaint having been tb •reli removed most mlrneulously. I I 01" Nlr. M•Dimald has permission to• refer respectable Eriv quivers to the Party. Ist Deo:tuber, Dill. • Applethwaite, near Kendal, Dec .15, 1811. to DR. SOLOMON. Gilead-•honse, hear Liverpool. , SlK,—inipressed with the remorini virtues of your highly celebrated Nfedicine,rtie CORDIAL BALK' OF ()MEAD , feel m 3 heft bounden in juvtice to yott, and for the henebt of the Puha, to inform you, that curly in last spring l had it violent Infiniti my breast, accompanied with difficulty of breathing and escessive wealtams too that could scarcely walk. I (midi' need fur Annie time labouring under the must distressing symp' toles whets, seeing in the Westmorland Advertiser, imuccount of - some cures pet f a•med• is this neightlourlinod. by taking It the said Medicine, in the latter part of Sepiemh , r, I procured Family Bottle of Messrs. M. will R. Brantheraite, your Agent*, by taking of which, in two illi)s time felt its restor ative virtuev, n od before; bad finished the same was restored to my • former health : which, _thank (bid, 1 am now•in; 411d•fealltiO, Y ur must übedieut servant,. • ' Witnesses, ISAAC 11 OTH I N SON, M. and it • Iterititti svelte, Kendal. (aged 8,5 years.) • LONDON: STt Printed atmAx .aad PuOrviCE, Flerblslied by L l ovaLs., at iht it-buet.