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• 4.: 41 • ; • . . .. MA AarSTi •:. ••••. . --rm.-- ' :47i)rmixcuAzi8s. Vell2ass., MAT 27. Our sup'Oldes this week ate bit inedMite, being 2,12i1 Wheat:LlM guaters Beaky, sad 7.lllennortore Ow. are; niche Eta. What few asks were effected of Wheat i V ensi moosbj wane of eta quality, at shoot Monday's prices t the iifferim sorts remain unsaleable. 11011 malting Barloy was railer choper„ being in very limited demand. We had a felt demand t9r Oats at lilinday's prime. There was no versa se in prices of heat oc Pease. - --. From the Leftism New Prier Cirrewt.i • Fitziat. MAT 27. COTTON.—There "trail a nemosons attendance et country and cdsor balm ii dm seheef Zest leMp Gets oktb• lith Samos, .644* whole of the Meng vas elm at Avid M. robaction frial tlut falaital prim orshe lIIM Are, 41/ - on peer trite dm g nmetatmacy liset ;km Ms DiaolPlie db 4 height* at m paw t • ammillembia Imports° of Tbe a lie mile west off with ititneilog 411 qt mid le. ab. par • t $ was firwsed. The public this foeticide's Nebo" maks Jamaica and De "go= ' . Cana .the whole of at sr atter the We, and fully , she *a Ilia we Imve mated ; goad ordinary .>g . ltr italt ab t g Nue emboss; Mis. a 7.. ae ; poi Ns.; strati good middling - CAR...-Tbe demand Mr Nesseedee, en the opening of the ties week, was lan id, sal the buyers anticipated bees ; tile b tie ale of ra pes, however, gamh2 osat 1 a wow oir 2s. a Ile. *Mit than the Mit_pso lob. sbe vinvency of thommket. TIM woo noon deo were apt vs, yet the mast wm inn, lei she g . uvve th Miainmined. lie MBA Elm& Moots i . . e inipnwenvent.• mid mail husimem would be efilleicd, . ere ore ne low &tab alleUlin sae Offs. card very . . - fi ner goods are a midltin se els "dvanme of Is. alb . 2101eises ffds. The h mikes _ay East India Mod /weirs Sugars, but the holheisz e rt inallissil to all : fee Awe white Hay annah fish. has been • TOBACC(..I.—The only sale of Taw; whkh his lately trail prod is a cargo of Maryland Tribal* about Ehi. - TALLOW and RE BP.—Team is very heavy; the nearest pota' lOn of the new is Us. id. ales. Hemp steady at 431. By blic sale en Tuesday IC casks Tallow from Trieste, very infe rior, veld Os. ed. OlLS.—There is no alteration in the Oil market ; Sperm is heavy, on account of the arrivals. ASALTPETRE.—SaItpetre Is rather higher; the quotation to vidlr is 235. a 245. SPlCES.—Pepper is in mete demand; Nutmegs ss. a es. id.; ether Spices are heavy, bat stet idise in prices. TEA.—There has • in the Tea trade to day; in ' . lay for the last East Itmis H ty t C. have been offered at ii it 111 lid. ; hem nob T erankey a. a discount of MIL Vb. sbe India Heim primes; but etie &dine suit if only temptary, on as.. count of the payment; we cannot the quotadano for the pea. try, tin the anal result. • AUM, BRANDY, eat BOLWlDll.—Ttr.assi aserkes neseins firm, but very Ihn allibmila mesa tame ammo OM* bolder. not wishing to sell_s me rimiest spew*. eg pod Lew week, le. Ild. - ; thelemeadmlticei are alio belbliereffilms teem, WA generally the ilimmitr p ie stated tdolibllkwripellem a& voiced, on account of Rains weld in inslM, axe the redaction of duty. Brandy is !my bossy I. milers at 3s. 2d. for arrival, and list year's homed Mi. at. Is emokt there is no alteration. .....-- se- OF CREDITORS, 4T ?B sasxav PTS . COUIT, THIS DA! T. TIMM Sit TINS& Dessky,p. W. ..Aldeugpeudosee. per .» 1 J. itiaminfriamonserree It. J. F. Derriere's's*, Qmose.square, inereltant WY laila win w:2 .4 7 l" amml:* .. oalons-donier Is rt, W. irnaggajoisa t ilmed. whir. - II sad, J. Orris mid Velar Toren.. St. Illuboars-alloy, Gerbil!, dank: : • - . • • . • . 12 11•0111 M. meassism. Brewe d H. Twickenham, uobrinouoier • -. 12 Carter; Jane, Hanover -street, Dasorraispenre, milliner II Chambers. T. Fanehurch-strety Issaistsrsman , - • 12 Disrunt, J. T. Lambeth.rtmd, wistusila - - - * Faller, R, Reigate..Surrey, thepbeepie - - 12 Griffiths, W. H. Linie,aerset, wiammachant Shatchews R. Watling-unit, mundsouseman • ll Pape, kli:lmouth. Devon, ltnes-draper - - 11 Rayner. J. City-road, grocer . . - . 11 Young, J. G. Austinfrows, nsereisnt - - 11 I'IRST MUTING& I Cleiffes. D. Goodgontreet, Tottenham-court.road, upholsterer 12 Crokst, C. and Wilkie, T. Lawrence Pountney.place, merchant 12 Draken, J. Outter.lane, warehouseman - 11 +Didgeridoos., F. Newman-sweet, agent and woolien.drapor 12 Yotarsen, M • end Gordon, J. Holborn, linen-draper . 11 Belford, R. Prospect-piste, St. George the Martyr, South. Work, jeweller - - - 11 Dirling, F. Brighton, brasier - - - 10 Matthews, R. Watling -street, warehouseman . . 10 Phillips, W. R. Boreham Wood, Elitree, Herta, horse-dealer 10 Robertson, J. Red Lion-street, Clerkenwcll, jeweller - 10 Wilson, T. Edgware.road, shopkeeper - - 11 Mark -16 common 12 11 II Id it and 11 festber-mer -12 12 11 11 11 11 11 12 10 .1 and 11 adjourned 12 BIRTH. Lately, .t Scotsbridge, neor Rickmaosworth, the Hen. Mrs. Addington, of a daughter. .. - . MARRIED. At Calcutta, on the lOth January, Ins, at the Cathedral, by the Off. Thonsas Thomaain , Lieutenant • Robert Henry HRTTiS Few. 414 'gibe 18th Regiment N.I. (Bombay). to Mary, eldest daugh 4•dgillielsta Colonel Williaui Elliott, C.D. of the lth Bengal 41,14.11.1 e eke instant. Richard Lawrence, Esq. of Mile End-road, ItSey, of Stepney. atif ~t the Sub-Deanery Chichester. Wm. Diike =Ya w l and --- • •-"'- 1 - AGM. starlet appsslw La( imeiseir MOM. ailjerelop Noe b & Il t 7A-11.411 tie racapsfase of dime penises, 01g6 ollog=0: Pear It the let at rents up.. wards . • Lot 4. 'leery apisi iiim eo : eism e• new Pees JAW* se die void eV of My, ..t au base. trai r li t agMt alms& wetabt a 1e : Lei Year at she eel ifJeis.wiw, gbh gamins its (rid I tat at jar t wards of OK per amuse. lee & Twelve Oesspost Meisk• aIIITENEMENTB. shoat. in Jobn.ittroes,..idt !pram la noses le the of degree ' parsons, at teem simearaker; se spreads of Awn Vial pit annum. The finir hit Lad are AM, property for Myestment, and give qualification. to wets few dos asatety. To be viewed, by applying se Mr. gebiaessi, en the premises, of whom particulate may be bads of Mssers.Verteis and Singe. ford, Solicitors, at the lliaaaselP. and King% Head, Canter bury ; Crown. Sittlegliesnmet Bull, Dartford; and of Mr. Robles, No. 170, Ressaaessest, when a plan of the property way beam. B=l""essay at dle - Nros IMsi gursed Cbjeshosis.s—irsissilie Ross. Spam Rag. &oft glib Dowessiyand Out- Passer liali ltni t asla a l in e ssnosi .lig le . 4"11.8 s d a itr Ivor A sail )4 Rlb (OriVandok Yatsse v ) At Gareaway'y Coffee-houss, 'Change- Icy, Cornhill„ on WED NESDAY NEXT. the Ist of June, at 12, AValuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising Winkton House, situate in the valley between Ringwood and Christchurch ; • substantial brick and stone built residence, commodiously planned, and adapted for the accommodation of a Family of Distinction, seated upon • beautiful lawn, with a hand some carriage drive in front, pleasure grounds tastefully disposed, and ornamented with stately trees. The River Avon, flowing through the estate, is stored with the finest salmon and pike, and other fish, for which there is an exclusive right of fishing, of con. siderable extent. The house contains • spacious entrance hall, elegant drawing-room, excellent dining parlour, library, gentle. man's dressing room, and other conveniences adjoining. A capital oak staircase to the principal floor, a lady's morning room, live excellent bed chambers, and two dressing rooms; • capital billiard room, a secondary staircase and proportionate accommo dation for servants. The offices comprise an excellent kitchen, scullery, servants' hail, butler's pantry, wash house and laundry, and other requisite offices; and cellars in the basement for wine, ale, arid beer, &c.; yard fur coals wood, &s. Detached, a stable yard, three-stall stable, and standing for a pony ; another erection or a three-stall stable ; two capital coach-housea, dove-cote, poultry . and tool-house, with IoR over ; carpenter's shop; another yard with two eow.houses, piggery, &e. The grounds are beauti fully undulated, and slope to the Avon, a tine rapid stream of clear water, presenting cheerful and varied views of the adjacent country. There is a very good garden with wall and standard fruit -trees, and a grapery, containing vines of excellent kinds. The estate lies all compact, and contains nearly seventy acres of excellent grass, meadow, and pasture land, of the most produc tive quality, and entitled to valuable forest rights. The neigh bourhood is highly respectable, the roads excellent, with delight ful rides and drives to a great extent, without the interruption of I turnpikes. A daily post. A family pew in Christchurch. The I distance from London is ninety-seven miles, from Ringwood seven, from Christchurch two, from the fine sea beach at -Mud diford two and a half, and thirteen from Lyndhurst, where the forest hounds are kept. To be viewed by tickets only, till the time of sale; particulars may be had on the premises; at the- Hotel, Christchurch ; Crown, Ringwood ; Crown, Lyndhurst; Star, Southampton ; of 21r. Lyon, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury; at Oarmway's ; and of 11/r. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, where • plan .1 the estate may be seen, and tickets for viewing may be had. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Near the Turnpike Road, through Abergavenny to Brecon. Capital Mansion, with outbuildings, and Three Hundred and Eighty-two Acres of excellent Illeadow, Arable, Pasture, and Wood Land ; Water Corn 31ill, bounded nearly a mile he the beautiful River Usk, the Cavennel River flowing through the Lands ; a very romantic and highly picture tae part of the countiy, abounding with Owe, and in the Vicinity of the Hounds. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House. Regent-street 4 At Garraway*s, on THURSDAY, June 9, at 12, AVery Valuable and Desirable FREEHOLD ES TATE, AIAES3IAWR FARM, situate in the Parish of Lianthetty, in the County of Brexm, about a quarter of a mile from the Turnpike-road, through Abergavenny, and Crickbowell, to Brecon ; comprising a capital Mansion-house and Offices, with an excellent kitchen garden, walled in ; mahhonse and kiln, farm yard, large cattle sheds for fatting, open sheds, cow-house for thirty-five cows, calf-pens, large double hay barn, straw and rick yards walled, cart sheds, &c. A capital Water Corn 31111, work ing two pair of stones ; Dwelling Apartments, &c. and THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-TWO ACRES of capital Meadow, Pasture, Arable, Orchard, and %Yood Land, in an excellent state of cultivation, and all lying compact : in the occupation of Mr. Morgan Williams ; the River Usk forming a boundary on the eastern side of the Estate, which is stored with salmon trout anl other fish. The Cavennel river intersects the Es tate on the northern side, out of which a powerful stream is taken, which supplies the water corn mill ; the 13rinore Railway is con tiguous, and forms a junction with the Ilay Railway iirom Brecon to Hereford ; the Brecon and Abergavenny Canal panes through the centre of the Lands. The Estate is well stocked with game, and the neighbouring hills abound with grouse ; a capital sheep wink, and commonage in the Great Forest. An excellent neigh bourhood ; good roads in all directions, and in the vicinity of several packs of bounds. The advantages of this property may be highly increa'ed, if the manufactory of Flannel and Woollen arti cles were td be introduced upon it, as the adjacent country is popu. lous, and the neighbouring Iron and other Mining %Yorks are re quiring a considerable supply of these articles. Coals are supplied at a low rate by a railway or tram-road, which communicates to a wharf adjoining . the Canal, and nearly adjoining the Estate, and the communication is easy to the excellent Markets of 3lerthyr and Tredegir. Thß mail-coach passes to and from London, morning and evening, and the Regulator coach eaily. Particulars may be had at Ashford House, near Maeamawr ; at the Castle Inn, Brecon, and Merthyr Tydvil ; Angel, Aberga venny ; Bear, Criekhowell ; Beaufort Arms, Chepstow ; King's Head, Newport ; John Cheese, Esq Lyon's Hall, near Kington ; King's Head, Gloucester ; at the Star and Hop-pole, and of Mr. Bentley, Worcester ; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ; at Garra way's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, London, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. H Mil PS H IRE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD, CO t'YHOLD, AND LEASE HOLD ESTATE. Desirable Residence, seated on a Lawn, with Pleasure-grounds, capitedWallei Cianlens, Coachhouses, Stables, Farm.ysrd, Barn, Stabling. Outbuilding*, and Cottages, and ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES Of excellent Meadow, Arable, and small part Wood Lar d, be tween Alresfotd, ,Bishop's Waltham. and Winchester. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick Hogue, Regent-street,) At °areaway's Celres-house, 'Change-alley. Cambia, on THURSDAY, June 23, at 12, AVALUABLE ESTATE, part Freehold, small part Copyhold, and part Leasehold, under the Church. DEAN HOUSE, About fire miles from Almsford, in the Parish of Kilmisten, in the County of Hanes, comprising A MODERN BRICK-BUILT RESIDENCE. • "seateo a handsome elevation, seated upon a Lawn, With Plea sma-gpraeds tastefully laid out, adapted for the accommodation of a Family of the first respectability, with excellent domestic Offices, attached and detached: well supplied with water, conveyed to various parts of the house; two coachhousea ambling for fifteen is walled neat KENT, BETWEEN OSPRINGE AND CANTERBURY. VALUABLE WOOD LAND, FARM-HOUSE, AND BUILDINGS, About Three Hundred and Seventy-one Acres. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street,l At Garraway'!, on THURSDAY, June 13, at 12, by order of the Administrators of the Rev. Edward Tymewell Brydges, deceased, AValuable ESTATE, comprising one undivided Moiety of DENSTEAD WOOD, which is stored with nu merous fine thriving Oaks, of a peculiarly fine growth, in a very flourishing state, with productiveunderwooda ; a brick-built Farm [loose, with ga rden, a woodreeve's Cottage, outhouse, stable, cow_ house, cart lodge, meadow land, and erstby bed, commanding in all about THREE' HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-ONE ACRES, situate in the parishes of Charlham and the Ville of Dunkirk, about four miles from the city . of Canterbury, and seven from Faversham, from whence there is water carriage. This Estate is held under an irredeemable mortgage, fee the remainder of a term of live hundred years. The property abounds with woodcocks and game. The whole tithe free, except about two acres. Mr. Wildish, at the Gate-house, will direct to the wood, of whom particulars may be had; and of John Muth, the wood- reeve, on tbo Estate, who will show the property. Partieulan may also be had of Mr. Royle, and at the Fountalo , Canterbury ; at du Red Lion, Ospfloge; Mr. Lake Baptebild, Rose, Sitting. bourne; Ltown, Rochester: Star r y Maidstone; Sun, Chatham; Nelson Inn, Gravesend ; Mortar, Woolwich; of Messrs. Atoning and Boekett. Solicitors, Esscx.r.ourt, Temple; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, where a plan of the Estate may be seen. By Mr. SAUNDERS, At his Brost Room. No. 39, Fleet.street, on MONDAY NEXT, the 30th inst. and Two following Days, at half-past 12 precisely, I by order of the Executor*, THE Valuable COLLECTION of DRAWINGS, PRINTS, PORTRAITS, and BOOKS of PRINTS, of the late John Cox, Esq. deceased (removed from his residences at Islington. and Bream's-buildings, Chancerv-lane), comprising fine Proof Prints, by Sharp; Sporting Subjects, by Scott; En graving*, by Bartolozzi, Heath, Desire, Pounce!, Caroline Wat son, Fittler, &c. Many Proofst Original Drawings, by Buckler, &c., Portraits of Crowned Heads, Members of the Royal Family, Peers, and Illustrious Persons, Lawyers, Divines, Antiquarians, Dratnatic Authors, Actors, and Actresses, Painters and En gravers, and Remarkable Characters t among which are numerous Private Plates, chiefly proofs ; a large assemblage of British To pography and County Antiquities; also a number of Prints to illustrate Pennant, Lysona's Environs of London, Magna Britan nia, and for general illustration ; Books of Prints, including Car ter's Antiquities, llogarth's Works, by Cooke • Fisher's Bedford- shire ; Plates to Bowyer's edition of Hume's England; Lord Orford's Works; ~tract's Dresses; mews by Angus, Middiman, Ireland, Parkyns, &e. &e. To be viewed, and catalogues had. By Mr. SAUNDERS, At his Great Room, No. 39, Fleet-street, on THURSDAY NEXT. at half-past 12 precisely, VARIOUS ARTICLES of curious old FURNI TURE, PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS, and PRINTS, framed and glued, the property of Mrs. Col. including • hand. some mahogany library winged bookcase, carvings in ivory, ala. baster, and wood, fragments of architectural antiquities, fine paint incs, portraits of illustrious characters, by Sir Peter Lely, F. Zucchero, Holbein, Mytens, &c. • an Altar Piece, by L. Van Leyden, drawings and prints, f umed and glazed. bronzes, bus reliefs, and models, various curious antique articles, maps on rollers, &c. &c, To be viewed, and catalogues had. By Mr. SAUNDERS. At his Great Room. No. 39. Fleet-street, on FRIDAY NEXT. and Two following Days (Sunday excepted) at half-peat twelve Arecisely, Small and Select LIBRARY of a Country Gentle man, containing many interesting Articles, with several of the best French Works, well bound in calf, silt ; also man y Gnaw and curious Books, of rare occurrence; Hebrew Bibles, genuine editions ; likewise an assemblage of entertaining and miscellaneous Books, in various languages ; among which are— Folio—King Chariot (be Second's Voyage, 1660 : g y f fanna Morgan's Sphere of Gentry, portraits; lie Brun's Voyages; '2 vols.; Geographia di Totomeo, kc.; Bickham's Musical Eatertainer, 3 vols.; Alernoires du Belay, 1672 ; Amman, large paper; Chro aim Don &beads° ; Spachii Opera. Quarto.—Opere Cardinal Belfino, large paper; Scot's Discovery of Witchasit; Boccacio Decamerene; Dialogue des Devises, 1581 ; (Cusses de 'teenier, large papa; Obese de Borja, 2 vols., 1664. Octavo, Ba.—Sermons de Bourdaloue, 15 vols.; Chiaro Teatra, Ital. 12 vols. t Hebrew Bible, Vander Hooght, 2 vols. 1706; Monte Roch. blampulus Curet. 1494; Camden's Britannia, first edition, 1686; C•andeni Annales, with elegant portrait of Queen Elisabeth, by Crispin de Pas; Pons Viso de Esparta, 12 cols. ; Eecuril des Opera, Fr. 17 vols. To be viewed, and catalogues had. • SALES BY AUCTION. • CLARGES-STAFAT. g RESIDENCE, FURNITURE., PLATE. Ike. of the Honourable E. aouvaitm, dlooolool. . PH ILI,' PS respectfully annotroces, that cm TU ES DAY NEXT, and following Day, at I. he shall 'EMIT by AUCTION, on the Premises, No. 12, Clarges- Piccadilly, PROV ED LEASE, of a Compact Residing*, assert d pleasantly situate, contiguous to the Park, on the west the street, iosood repair, and arranged and fitted with taste, i a low rent, for 19 years. the ELEGANT 110USEIIOLD FURNITURE, pier chimney glasses, modern plate, porcelain, bed and table cut glasa ware, a drawing-mom suit of chairs, sofas, and as, a bronze chandelier, French bedsteads sad bedding, rose. tables of every claw small library of books, and a.variety of deronuive objects and useful miscellanies. House may be viewed and particulars had, and the Furni -3 days previous ; catalogues may be had on the premlees, Ir. Phillips's. COLLECTION OP VALU — Agloir PICTURES. PHILLIPS most respectfully informs the No bility and Gentry, that he shall, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, and fallowing Day, at 1, SUBIII I' by AUCTION. at his Great Rooms. New [Bon d-street, The GENUINE COLLECTION of ITALIAN, DUTCH, and FLEMISH PICTURES, by blasters of those Schools, embracing the works of Ruben. Potlemberg Jansen (Made Claude Murillo Vernet Cuyp Rembrandt S. Rosa G.& N. Pousalu A.c. ase. S. Ferraro P. Veronese Parmegiano Schidonv Berths:mu A. Carracci The entire property of the Right Hon. Lord 'Lerwick, by whom they have been collected at very considerable expense. These me. ruing particular attention AM a grand Landscape with figures, by Claude, the Virgin and Child, a magnificent and undoubted spe cimen, by Alurillo ; the well-known Grand Historical composition of the Continence of Scipio, by Rubeis • Christ Restoring the Blind, N. Poo.sin: a Landscape by S. Rosa :Gipsy Girl, by Murillo. &e. May be viewed, and Catalogues bad at Mr. Phillips's, 73 , Bond _ EXCELLENT NVINES OF CAP". G. C. MACKENZIE, R.N. ; to be delivered from the Cellars of the Royal Hospital, Greenwich. R. PHILLIPS respectfully informs the Public, that A he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his great ROOWIII, New Bond-street, on-FRIDAY NEXT, June 3, at One for Two precisely, Twelve Hundred Bottles of yen , choice OLD PORT. highly flavoured ; superior Madeira and tsberry ,• Burgundy and Claret of fine bouquet and high favour ; Grave Bucelfas, (.ham. pligne, and Noyeam of equally fine qualities; the entire property of Captain Illackenale, R.N. The above will be lotted to mean ' modate Gentlemen. and permits will be granted, by order of the Honourable Commissioners of Excise, to the purchasers, to remove them to any part of the kingdom. May be tasted at the time of Sale, and catalogues had at the Greed Man, Blackheath ; Ship, Greenwich ; and at Mr. Phillips's, 73, Bond-street. COSTLY FUIiNITUItE, BRONZES, MARBLES, PONCE LAIN, PICTURES, TURNING LATHE, &c. &e. Of a Gentleman, from the West of England, 11R. PHILLIPS has the honoto to announce, that ./.11.1_ on MONDAY, June 6, and tollo•ing Days, at One, he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, st his Rooms, New Bond street, the superlatively elegant assemblage of FURNITURE, I both useful and decorative, 13 noble glasses of magnitude and brilliancy ; a turning lathe, by Holtzapffell ; a magnificent suit of carved and gilt chairs, executed for the late Napoleon ; or-molu chandeliers, splendid armoires. commodes, consoles, cabinets, li brary tables and secretaires of the finest work, and time of Boulo and Wisner; Japan, Secre t Dresden, and French porcelain, in services and for decoration ; or-molu clocks and candelabra' ; va luable bronzes red marbles, in group, figures, vases, &c. ; se veral large and fine pieces of Oobelin tapestry; Persian, Turkey, and Aubisson carpets, and miscellaneous valuable objects, the property of a Gentleman removed from his mansion in the West of England. Also, the Collection of Ancient and Madera Pictures, Prints, and Books. May he viewed, and catalogues (at Is. 6d. each) had at Mr. Phillips's, 73, Bond street. PICTURES FROM THE COUNTRY MANSION of a Gentleman. MR. PHILLIPS has the honour to announce, that on FRIDAY, June 10, and following Day, at I. he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at.his Great Rooms, New Bond-street, without reserve, an Interesting and Select COLLECTION of ITALIAN, DUTCH, and FL EM [SU PICTURES, principally of Cabinet size, among which will be found Specimens by Corregio Stella Berchem Ostade Breughel Poussin West Ruysdail ‘Vouvermans Solari° Rembrandt Wilkie, &c. IWynants Teniers Bassin particularly a rich little Gem by Teniers, from the Prailin Cabinet, with a few others of equally high class, the property of a (lends.; man, removed from hit Mansion in the Writ of England. May be viewed two days prior to the sale, and catalogues then had, at Is. each, at Mr. Phillips's. RARE AND SPLENDID BOOKS AND CURIOUS MSB. By Mr. EVANS, At his House, 93, Pall-mall, THIS DAY, and four following Days, ACOLLECTION of Valuable, Rare, and Splernlid BOOKS, and Curious MANUSCRIPTS, including the Marlborough Gems, 2 vols., remarkably fine cop y ; Music Fran calm, 5 vols. imperial folio, brilliant proofs, before the letters; beautiful Collection of Chinese Drawings; Camden's Britannia, richly and extensively illustrated with many thousand plates, in 20 vols. in russia ; Bryan's Dictionary of Painters and Engraver., green morocco; Roman de Lancelet et de San Grata. magnifi cent manuscript upon velum, written in 1357, with 164 illumi nations; splendid Romances of Chivalry in manuscript; most curious Collection of Ancient Manuscripts, both upon paper and vellum, several with paintings; Collection of Manuscript Note*, by Gray, the Poet, t: volt.; splendid Books of Natural History ; Coiumbi Epfirola, excessively rare, 1482; and many very rare and curious Articles. Elegant Furniture, Nankin Table Services, • Valuable Ilithoko, and other Effects, of an East India Officer, deceased. By Mr. SQUIBB and SON. At their Great Room, Saville-row, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, ■nd Two following Days, at 12, THE FURNITURE (which is perfectly modern and in excellent preservation) comprise' a handsome drawing room suit, in crimson silk damask, consisting of four sets of curtains, two sofas and twenty-f o ur chairs, a very neat suit of chintz cotton. capital eating parlour chairs, dining tables and side boards, rosewood centre, sofa and card tables with bubl burden. excellent four post bedsteads and hang:ngs with dean seasoned bedding, well made mahogany bookcases, secretsires, wardrobes, chests of drawers, and other chamber requisites ; clear and perfect chimney glacses and mirrors in rich gilt frames, Brussels carpets, upright and horizontal grand piano -fortes, square ditto, a japanned cabinet, table and tea services of Nankin China, a handsome eight.light lustre, rich cut glass, and a great variety of other effects. May be viewed two days preceding, and Catalogues had at the Room. COLLECTION OF ORIGIN/AL DRAWINGS AND PAINTINGS. By Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Mart, Bartholomew-lane, on THURSDAY NEXT. and following Day, at 12, ASelect and Choice COLLECTION of ORIGINAL DRAWINGS, in Water Colours, Chalk, Pencil, and Se pia, the property of a Gentleman, among which will be found roe Specimens of the following celebrated Masters, viz.-- Wilson Gainsborough Ginin Conzena Barrett Hearne Payne rifleman", ke. Alan valuable ILLUSTRATED BOOKS and BOOKS of PRINTS, chiefly on the Fine Arts; Portfolios with Prints; If Engraved Copper-plates, with 240 impressions upon wove drawing paper, Views of Killarney, in Ireland, Ste. The Paintings will be sold on Friday, and are of a superiorelass ' comprising many undoubted productions of they Italian, French, Spanish, Dutch, and English Schools. To be viewed on Tuesday and Wednesday preceding and Mt/M -ine of Sale, and Cataloaues had (price one shilling) at the Mart; and of Mr. IVilliatint, Throgniorton-street. PEREMPTORY SALE. CADDICK LODGE, FULHAM. Agreement for Lease, Household Fumitu- 100 Ounees of Plate I 4 00 Oreeo-hoax Plants, and Mi Furniture, 1,500 o,—. _ _ ad Miscellaneous Etteeta, Ry Musts. STEVEI.,I and BRENCHI,EY. On the Premises, on FRIDAY NEXT, at 12, by order of the Assignees of Mr, John Riden, THE AGREEMENT for a LEASE of an EXCEL LENT F.13111.Y RESIDENCE, desirably situate at Fulham, only three miles from town, and known u Caddi.:k Lodge ; the house contains six excellent airy aleepinproonis, with dressing•rooms and closets, store-room, lumber-room, and water closet, an elegant drawing-mom and a bratafast-toom, spacious e hall. -- dining-room, study, house leading to a hourie- are iwo, The unexpired ••ine and • Post. mahogany • steel ma. oak . .• ' • • BRITISII . . . -42intiouryjilaiaGENcE. 1. A1...11.-r.w. -- VALES BY AUCTION. SALES BY AUCTION. . —... 4 11 "elniimillj RAT 27. 1 . • - • --,:• ~ w r .GARTERSEtihr. • " •' IIRRTS. • Wahmarlnclam tae Wowing depose trete aidb. D ar k" la iibo Waeb.banga•-torapase FIUIROOLD MATZ; land.Tas Rodesmekeligllsle THE RESII perielaimenialbasi Itaidensal fawn, and Lark epidolltial email' nee keseetti or the Ile .. i i i pa i mr i g a g a ita)._Wifliest Trete, # Tea and • ~rdeighten Mk% mid Taimtty-eigfm Ames et **Mal rich Meadow, Ala*, and I,IR.PHILL: . Mt :4. 2 . , and Chaise, _ "t.lAw . Bali . ; Rev. with Yard sod Geodes. and Derelladdiensso. beePiAd Wend Irend; situate bosom Boacuesfield aid Amer- IV.I. DAY NI ... • . lialead' Main. uw __,...../ abi• Me Ain. SUBMIT by AU street, Piccadilly, It trabw, .: . • . Wl* IX ellatin. Tricky Congo.: At Garraway4Tbaranask llkiiiiiv , . WED- (of wal ealla se ß me ONNS. t.immet.) . Th. 1!t PROT Jabs • ~,;,. : ...z -• . ado Lane Freer, TAM!' Col- N ESD AV NEI ells Ise. me. ea IS. in laTi. - At Gummy's, on TII URSOA V, Jane 9, at It rally and pleasant!' WO; " • • Rau ; John Hernial, Emma- A V a l u ta, p HOLD ESTATI, N r w ri /lava. A Dafrabb and compact FREEHOLD ESTATE, side oldie street, in . m a s t . t . - " " Emmanuel Co ll ege. Patatidal, Amu es •.ton Ale9lfited. balid.ant • coms_ l ereisllent Paroll Howie, he/4 at• th low , ren!. 1 • - - . .. , gentlemen were admitted L a L A vory D u b o w -sagginggo limmosoub. seated /o.a. lame, with erns. Also e Lble.o sal ' stensitillphnikonady bud miposemeationy cad armed -' - ‘..,. sa - inMi7, ' Mlepted for . and chimney glair • • 1 ii, No t, az I blPt g r d Charter feces he iblimanailmaiiiimat t e dembel ilabity gils= dm —•••• • of a family of IMMthotne linen, cut glom us .• &kW; Oli ka t:lM . -A-, Prenchee at the Chute' Timm et decibel mei IMP e s eU.seemey, wiehroil • meats, principal wigs= and curtains, a bronze c Beau ; Emimailosbetielibebalsetnelt.nose, a leAred= hem ; -.• an excellent range V ad ; wood tables of ever At elsommapei..MM pogo ,be Senate . . 10 " 4175 .. Pt &tided Iseberyame grallagge., map. Aladi le Mit 'p OO ; fa; el at , bees, ale, 1i.c.,; /iambi, breilbomb adjoin. decorative objects & this Zak eel* elm= eeddletie here" the -4111M1 of Ma y , mama 'mid; eambobinstionallis. ts. limmoildle Iteentediet ezei7 Inik • • . • ac. ; conch homes. fai four esniagea, foar-stall The House may . 192 R gam Owed on that day, respect- be bag, made- *pep '.'" e, and loft over; podeethre kitchen garden, well cure two days previ Ir e of theta ehd tattoo eleetini hide" edettedee Lets. Two Oseagene Billet and ellasabaill COTTAGES, planted, and inn walled, tool.banse, le. ; a convenient farm- and at Mr. Phillips •TSs I "4".Bl "Aneet iikobiek " , eon of Vissoant Middleton, a w g bb ilaallaaa t. mm ak ir aila sillsalla w a ti geft e r s ' " WW2 Ilhaeamb."lllairde and sheds. mill-house , end mill; vegalsimr • outbuildings, pond of is du ll alt. 'a Osikee. 1, 411 ed a Plot house, prden and orchard, litippedl, what barns, stables, cattle- Loa anapisa Si - lad•llsome bouvootimess. wets: a neat emu" with prase ad emborda g. and sundry in- LORD BERM , MR. PH IL f. towsbrm Wieweer oppdar AA • * and.Farar fkatltatalla•TlNDWllNTB closures of capital meadow, and& ma beautiful wood land, with . . . . . .WARICETA% 4.4.1.* vim iokikuimis dm econpaiise of divers pentane, delightful walla and driies; the whole containing upwards of bill ty and ..a.i. .m.............. 'at, ~....- - .a...0r ws Arai trice let at nento un. TWA 1-11Ptirlit VII A Vol TUFP.SMV REVEY ACRTS. NEXT, and and . - . . . DIVIDENDS. 1111=T. and Wentworth, H. New Corn Exchange, Mark , millent - - - - idgmbld. J. see. Norwich, banker - - - Dodd, W. 11. f3exrard'e Hall, Buckinghamshire, commot - 41 Wrier . . - - , D.. 01.1 Broad-street, stock and exchange broker D. ..1;$ Lamb's Conduit-stmt, watchmaker W. Chmham,..linen-draper - -..- kvoy E d' pa s-con -r rt, Cru me m t h el a i n e t dfriars, wine, spirit, and eaft ra t ed More, W. Fenchuich-street, merchants t . artist, mpleolsterer i- , , - - . • iliolth's-boiftoge, Goodman s.fie.cle, feather-mer. C , - - - - i ez i g. renchurch-street „AIL mad W. Fendrarch.m 'm rset, erchants - eloper, ff. T:Kloptem-upon-Thames, atone-mason - Banton* W. P. bangbourne Chambers, merchant - Obirley, R. Butklerabory, carpet-manufacturer - Smyth, Exeter, bookseller - - &net, I. F. and W. Bueklembury, stationers - Thomas, J. Piccadilly. draper - - - Thom , J. and Walker, W. Wolverhampton, drapers and sea-d ealers - - - Weedon. J. Albion-place, Blackfriars-road, hosier (adjourned and lima) . - - . . . vanctua part. or tee novae; . cwt coarnnousco...a.”mclig nu - {MCC. ••••••••• 11.11 U a ...a...1a.-govt.. .1'..,.. --.- aniiiilliktinesant, at the Rub-Deanery, Chichester. Wm. Dfike,By Mr. SAUNDERS, horses • two verg productive gardens, one of which is walled round, entrance hall, handsome fining-room, music-room, study, house• o v t o Ahoy, widow of the late Henry Silverlock, Esq. and welt cr; ped an planted. and clothed with choice fruit tre es . At his Great Room, No. M. Fleet-street, on TUESDAY, lune 7, keeper's room, nursery, and secondary staircase, leading to i disoghterofthe late Richard Grant, Esq. of Russell-plate, Fitzroy- TWO P NEAT BRIGS CUTT.tGES. Wlll GARDENS. and Two following Days, at half-past l 2 precisely, sun& y ; the domestic offices comprise kitchen. scullery, house- istuare. C a pi ta l farm-yard, with barns, ambles, cattle sheds, granary, dors. , T HE LIBRARY of John Zachary, Esq. F.S.A. late of keepers' room, butlers' p3r.try, and cellaring for wine, lwr an: '• At Anomie, en the 28th last by the Rev. John Malik Cal _ Ca pital poultry-bousea. piggery, &c. and upwards of Andes' House , Worceatershire , deceased , being an interest. coals ; the out-offices consist of stable-yard, with five-stall s;able, AWL the Rev. Jahn Conington, to Sophia Christiana, eldest _ ONE 141:NARED AND THIRTY-ONE ACRES fig collection of Works on Topography, Antiquities, Heraldry, coach-house, brew-house, gardener's house, drying groi:nd, pig. leaughter oflobu Charles Lucas Calcraft, EN. of that place; also, of excellent meadow, pasture, noble, god small piece of coppice History. Voyages and Travels, Books of Prints, &c. including genies, poultry-yard. and other offices : the pleasure grounder an !the same day, the Rev. Charles Thomas Plumptre, M.A. Rye. land, all lying compact : presenting a very eligible property for a Kip's Views of Gentlemen's Seats, 4 cols. ; CEuvres de Wattesu et enclosed by lofty brick walls, and are tastefully disposed in lawn, dor.of Claypole, to Caroline, second daughter of John Chas. Lucas gentleman fond of agricultural pursuits and field sports, and in the Perelle ; Strype's Reformation and Ecclesiastical Memorials ; Ra- flower, and kitchen gardens, and comprise nearly two acres. The Zaleraft, Emi. vicinity of two odebrated packs of fox hounds. The neighbour- pin and Tindal's England, 5 vols. : Drayton'it Poly.olbion ; premises are held under an agreement for a lease for an unexpired - DIED. hood highly respectable, in a remarkably healthy country, with Nash`a Worcestershire, 2 volt.; Guillim's Heraldry; blaidand's term of eighteen years, at a low rent. Also, the genuine and Wednesday, the 46th instant, at Sainpatrog, J. P. Dc good roads in all directions ; distant five miles fr.= Alresford , "Lindell and Edinburgh ; Campbell's - Yitruvius Britannicus, 6 modem hou,chold furniture, comprising mahogany four post, At t ie. the jaunt. the infant ion of Lady Charlotte canherp.r. et se g u h t t harn fro p m toi, N s F s i na nehester is fro , rn si b s on frem Bishop's Waltham, 17 from vols. r Antiquarian Society's Cathedrals • Vetusta Monumenta, tent, and other bedsteads, feather beds, and bedding, mahogany . and Roy's Military Antiquitito of the ROmens k A • 13 chests of drawers, dressing tables, stands and glasses, cut steel the lath j ortaot , at his twaraitin Lansdown-pla,:e. Bath, m To be mired by dame. P may by had, the pro. 'As. ; (ollinsoo ' s Somerset, $ vols.; otiquartan , 4 fenders and fire irons, chintz and moms window curtains, ma. 5411 years( Ms ago, Henry White, Est one of hbi Ma- mises; at the S . 4 ,g . vols.; {hose's Antiquities, original 41 4,4= a I . i n i sidebontd, IN ounces of plate, kitchen furniture, oak Pease for - the ampton • Lion and , P , vols.; Willies Cathedrals, Illittlid e, I,lllMpornAlomia plants, sod miscellaneous effects. ; ei Daf p ratmentg M 4 .7.1144c41 of tiler Bear , gl u t „ Kar . g i j Al lei I li, • win; Dodeley's Annual itogister INCa oil; Beeidelen ____,„___Meille . ..eieg with and the Furniture, I/ ---,—.,----..---.MININ gpi n ks„ issi 7 " 4 `* , i at 0 ' gjd of Quortaly and Monthly Reviews ; Ira* II s Os. M. Mt dug poem= to mi mod and Catalogues . ....... 1111011 WATIR THIS DAY AT LONDON Babb. Mr. Rabbi, *,- .. • i *hoot Tichisr . mor deman'a and Monthly blagasinee.. i l l p i e rian a/ 4,1619... hod el dos pros! oa t mint Illialia. Swam mid Ilkamehley, 36, li dlimoip 113 olio. Aser le. I Aftarsousfit gib. afta U, be had, and a plan of • estate may beim: ' . ,Ipm acid Topographical Prints, P ac. Ac. ,pid.,Jerp. • SALES BY AUCTION. MESSRS. CH AM DERWS BALEB. • M R. WlLTaK e rezet e ry igficorstmarsterAcfstb: orther tha , in Hatfortiebtro, rod at hi . he Wr . irshire, are POSTPONED, lo twat of Ms reedved none, from lit. °hautbois, doe it is not his to wart say further gales of his popery until so ,et IS done by the Committee, which they think proper to decline. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD HOUSES, ST. PLACE, LAMBETH. By. Mr. WILLOCIL, At Garraway's Coffee-horse, in 'Change-alley, Comhill, on MONDAY NEXT, at 12. in One Lot, ACOMPACT LEASEHOLD ESTATE, most d e . nimbly situate near Waleot.place, Lambeth, on the West side of the high road from the Asylum to Kennington, consisting of two substantial and neatly.Snisbed Houses, in St. Alban's-place, and one is St. Alban's.street, in the several occupations of Mrs. Toren, Robert Hixan, Esq. and Mrs. William Nash, at Rents amounting altorthae to UNE HUNDRED AND TWENTY POUNDS PER ANNUM. The Premises are held on Lease for an unexpired Term of i -three Years, at a Ground-rent of twenty pounds per annum- To be viewed till the Sale, with Tickets ; and particulars may be had of 111 r. Ford, at the Walnut Tree. in St. Alban's-street, Lambeth; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Willock, No. 25, (olden square. 'ITAL LEASEHtIurs CAl'l_ esOUSES AND ESTATE.,. Ay Alt WILLOCK, At Garraway's Coifee4truee, 'Change-alley, in Cornhill, on AION. DAY, June :J, in Seventeen Lots, by order of the Execu tors of Sarneiet Jackson, Esq. ‘;I L ENDRY valuable LEASEHOLD IHOUSEs,...._ tessive PROPERTY, desirably situate ; No. 4, 38, 39, 40, and 41, in Great rulteney-etreet. A large Range of Coachmakers' Workshops in Bridle-lane. Noe. 1,2, and 3, in Little Windmill street. The spacious Coolers' Workshops and Warehouses on both sides Ditto. No. 47 in Manhall-street, end extensive Workshops behind. No. 15 in Queen-street, and the Jews' Synagogue adjoining. Nos. 14 and 18 in New Lisle-street. Nos. 9 and 14 in Leicester-place. Three Houses io I)nocaa-place, Leicester-square. No. 24 in Doughty-street. No. 55 is Judd-street. Nos. 98 and 96 in Chariton-street, Somers Town, with sundry Buildings behind them. Two Houses and Premises is the Clapham-road, opposite Ter.. nington New Church. No. 2, Queen's-row, Westminster. And the whole of that capital Range of new-built Coachhousee and Stables, called WELLINGTON-MEWS, Queen-street. be. tween Sherrard-street and Omit Windmill-street, near Golden_ square, in the occupation a most respectable Tenants, at Keats - is altogether to_ THOU' " ainountin THREE g IS - A -- N D AND FIPTY.EIGHT POUNDS PER ANNUM. To be viewed till the t"ale, and Particulars may be had of ileum Jennings, Collier, Birch, aid 31a:chant, No. V. ('arty_ street, Lincoln's-Inn ; at Ouraway's ; and of Mr. Willed, !so. 25, Oolden,aquare. VALUABLE TITHE-FREE MANOR L. Neu Menden Park. and God tone, Surrey. By Mr. WJLLOCK, At Garraway . s Coffee House, in Change-alley, Cornbill. on TUESDAY, June 14, at 12, by order of the ASlligana of Wil. ham Bryant, A Lar g e and valuable FREEIIOLDand TITHE-FREE ESTATE, called WOLDINOHAM MANOR FARM, situate in a most beautiful country, about three mike from God. stone, seven from Croydon, and seventeen from Lana" in the countyy of Surrey, consisting of a capital MANSION HOUSE, called the UPPER COURT LODGE, with spacious barna, excellent stabling, all necessary farm build. logs, and near FOUR HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACI2II of Arabi- Pasture, and Wood Land; together wl* diaIIITIOC of Woldingliarn late in the oesuipadon of Mr. Riebnisdl Dobson, but now untenanted ; and immediate pews isin may be W. To be viewed till the sale ; andlywioulara may be had on the preinites ; at the White Hart, at Godisione ; Dorset Arms. East Olmstead Half Moon, in the Logillas.rood, by theta-mile stone: King's Arms, at Croydon ; of Maim Wainwright, Smith, and Giraud, Solicitors, No. 7, FurnivaPs Inn ; of Mr. Lovell, Solici tor, Holborn -court, Gray's Inn; of alrAteT/1114, 1941. MC*" ness dilly ;& at Gaaavay's and of Mr. Willock, No. 23, Golden- DARTMOUTH-ROW. BLACKHEATH. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, On the Premises, on FRIDAY, June 3, and three following Days, at Eleven o'clock. THE excellent HOUSEHOLD FERNITURE, mint ings, prints, and drawings, a small.siseci billiard table, china, glass, and effects, in the spacious reshience and premises, late in the occupation of the Earl of Egmont, comprising handsome lofty four.post, tent, and other bedsteads, with chintz and other furniture*, tine goose feather beds, matressea, and bedding, chintz and morine window curtains, drawing-room suits, pier chimney, cheval, and dressing glasses, Turkey, Brussels, and Yanetuni carpets, excellent cabinet work in wardrobe drawers, dressing stands, bureaus bookcases, dining, card, 100, sofa, Pembroke. and library tables, sofas, conch and lounging chairs, mahugan) dining-room chairs, japanned chamber chairs, tire screens, preen*. a Baker's patent mangle, laundry and dairy utensils, kitchen requisites, garden tools, green-house plaida, and numerous useful articles. May be viewed on ‘Vednesdayand Thursday preceding the Sale. when catalogues may be had at 6d. each, on the premises; of Messrs. Driver, Land Agents, gze. No. 13, New Bridge.atreet, Blackfriars ; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, 28, Poultry. ABIdSHED EWBERY and SONS, Proprietors of Dr. James 'a 1 .7 • ?i • and other valuable Medicines, caution the Public &Pia' Counterfeits, which ate now but too common, and acquaint then; that none but the Genuine are sold at their Warehouse., No. 46, in St. Paul's Churchyard, the third house from Cheapsidc. Dr. James's Powder . 2 9 Dr. Steers' Opodeldoe - 2 9 —l2in a Bottle . 24 0 Camomile - Drops - 1 9 Analeptic Pills - 4 6 Convulsion (hi - 2 6 6in a Family Box 24 0 Paregoric Lozenges 11l Dalby's Carminative - 111 Bilious Pills (Newbery's) 2 9 Collins's Cephalic Snuff 1. 14 Rowena of Coltafoot • 3 6 Spenee's Dentifrice 4 OreliCK • IPCIIIIRICC 4 V I Theauthrnticity of the above will be ascertained by the name of • " F. Newberv" being engraved in the Stamps. Dr. &dander's Tea - 2 9 Dr. Hooper's Pills - IIS And every other Medicine of repute. Wholesale allowance t° Merchants. Captains, &x. Printed at THE BRITISH fi all."" IE, Etzand, and published by R. CallitOXl gal" ylnat► siable, PIS- ;'S. • - .7 • %, FIN eip yogi vidt it. % ANN ri UV. MOM • ; • WI .-,. ,-- a ,E 1 I .41i .; POWI . GINN Aadefeiaa Samples at aria *thy% Stasis* eif Ade, mad. eae mews ppol .ftestu • NUM of eacl q vri ds bee meat. t 03 illsitgehme. tat Mit on whi• Mr Bine, t wra envy on, may be *mg awelng tit ths aid Seth J BM' B. A l l Ege PC SOCIETY 96IIIIIIII4 R wb Ths ERR I LIVING AR OPEN. TOTICE is hat, an on Divinityt, and Wi .oth* Paw in an and = l iae cer d t hell manaaa dzi z of 604 W beta ' M WI t Ho a CM mey mieseiy-siz pads = =e ea 1111hibbeild. tbe man m . . to t ei / l ira yet uts . ftrit the Peso 'self d the Pee wisAptni c in and gliZil Mut t ai Ihreloes, t Whet themes u NOTICE is A May last, Danis Divinity Amine et the Pei mod divern at Itenney, =Zs ,earth.mt hotting mkt Cleats, Dear aliesisairsu in a 1 the 'promo Breen, to " 60 4 Olillithsing in tind the ma M the pub! ailliesilii hightray.4 Cbeedi allpreeid. ei e**, ft: *Am Sue *Me hem the 1 dogma the bid ' , c-7` an , hi ail aifir mew i ftihtreh ets, a le ISM d..............................._ VERY large -nest seperior are on SA I at a very l" unusual 111 = .4 = ilieller bre e sissy c h r. E A ND outer MADE" ROTE her Friends in take Ore on I! The follow iai their assistance. 15ignors Marino Signor Curioni, In the course perform on the sonapaniments •Conceetante, Pentads for the awl Fantasia for Aeon( the I n c 2. Norsk, Davis, Leader of the armlet. Further partici The Concert tc names 19e. I a 4 . 1 = 9 . Chat • Curne lisedirdes, - PAP Gosiaag and C 4:741 tZ,lmmes PU 9 999991.e0 Mode _ Lail! ii;iieo . ',Zr ed..4 lPolloosel nes tips et Mho% Nam 111411 Ii hm arideo. No Oalia 1..1--- C. 7.4 Ip =• No wed d and iakie ssauy esbe, A r li ati t .. a g C u MOD& e .:Aiik rz Pors NS b. Prig dr' ihs. ..._ peon e ,_ _al asse a rv i = 4 — "ma MP% ari I . A M. 4 tin ot where the Loose, garden 'aid masa Caret yard, with . barns, stables, cattle sheds. mill-house, and mill; requisite outbuildings, pond of water; a neat was" with garden and =bards t. and sundry in ' eloanms of capital meadow, arable, and beautiful wood land, with delightful walks and drives; the whole containing upwards of TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SE% EN ACRES, in excellent cultivation, divided by thriving hedges, in a ring fence, and altogether worthy the attention of a gentleman fond of agricul tural valuate ; situate about two miles from Beaconsfield, three from Animalism, seem from High IVyoornbe, ten from Uxbridge, and 21 from London. To be viewed by tirkets. Particulars may be had on the pm. relies; and at the Saracen's Head, Beaconsfield ; Red Lion, Wy orrnbe ; Crown, Amersharn ; White Horse, Uxbridge ; Ewes Arms, Watford ; of Messrs. Green, Pemberton, and Crawley, soli citors, Salisbury.equare, Fleet-street ; at Garraway's; and of 3lr. Robins, 170, Regent-street, where tickets may be had and a plan of the estate seen. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. SYWELL MANOR HOUSE, CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, And upwards of Four Hundred and Eighty-four Acres of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arabi* Land, most eligible for invest ment, w ithin six miles of Northampton. By Mr. ROBINS. (Of Warwick House, Regent-street,) At Garraway's, on THURSDAY, Jaw 11, at IL by order of the' Executors and Devisees of Samuel Pe ll, Egg. deceased, , THE very valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, corn prising SYWELL MANOR HOUSE, an ancient and very respectable Mansion, with capital walled gardens, hum yard, barns, stables, and all necessary agricultural buildings; ten good es cottag, with gardens, &c.; and sundry inclosures of rich roes dow. pasture, and arable land containing upwards of FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHT% -FOUR ACRES, divided by thriving quick fences, all lying compact, surrounding the mansion, which has been many years in the late proprietor's occupation, who spared no expense, and the land is Dow in the highest state of cultivation ; situate at Sywell, between Northamp ton and Wellingborough, the first markets in the county, six miles from the former and four from the latter; a tine open part of the country, good roads in all directions, attd well supplied with water. The rates and taxes very low. A most capital estate for investment and occupation. Immediate possession may be had. The esti mated value per annum TWELVE HUNDRED POUNDS, and within a trifle of that sum is now offered for it. May be viewed by applying at the mansion, where particulars may be had; and of Mr. Higgins, George, Northampton; Hind, IVellingborough ; George, Kettering; Swan, Bedford ; Three Crowns, Leicester; Hen and Chicken., Birmingham; of Mr. Simpson, solicitor, No. 22, Austinfriars ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, where a plan of the estate may be seen. LEASEHOLD HOUSES, NORTHAMPTON-PLACE, KENT. ROA D. By Mr. WiLLOCE, At Garraway's, em MONDAY NEXT, at I!, is One L ot, A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, very desirably situate 1% on the Era side of the Kent-road, opposite Surrey-square, coasistiar of two substantial well-built Houses, with Sham in Northampton-Mace, Kent-road, in the occupation of Mr. Baker, Linemdraper, and Mr. Buxton, eoachmaker, on Leases at Eighty founds per Annum; and another neatly-finished House, behind the aboye, at present untenanted, but Lately let at Thirty Pounds per Annum. Forty-eight Years and a Half of the Lease unexpired, at a no. dente reserved Rent. To be v i ewe d t ill the sale ; and particulars may be had of Mr. Buxton, on the premises ; of Air. Ford, at the Walnut Tree. in S:. Alban'i-street, Lambeth ; of Mr. Ford, Builder, in Francis -street, opposite the Asylum; of Mr. Townsend, Solicitor, Cloak.lane ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Willock, 23, Golden-square. - - CAPITAL LEASEHOLD HOUSE, BLOOSISBURY. SQUARE. By Mr. WILLOCK, At Garraway's Ceffee.house, in Change-alley, Cornhill, on BON. DAY NEXT, at IS, by order of the Administrstrix. AVERY DESIRABLE and COMFORTABLE FA MILY HOUSE, situate Ne. 43, on the south side of Bloomobury-square, the comer of Southampton-street, the l ate residence of BURY HUTCH] NSON, Esq. deceased; eontalning three airy cheerful bedchambers on each of the two upper Room two spacious, lofty, elegently-linished drawing room., library, eating room, store rooms, exceedingly convenient domestic officea, and good cellarin.;. Seventeen years of the Lease are un expired, at a very easy reit. To be viewed till the sale, only with tickets; and particulars may be had on the premises; of Mr. Hutchinson, Solicitor, No. Furnivars-Inn ; at Oarraway's ; and of Mr. Wilke*, Ns. 23, tioldemoquare. where tickets for viewing the house may be had. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD HOUSES, ST. ALBAN'S. TO CAPITALISTS. POTTON ISLAND, ESSEX. By Mr. WILLOCK, At Oarrawara Coffee-house. in Change.alley, Cornhill, London, on TUESDAY, June 14, at 12, THE very valualie FREEHOLD ESTATE, con stating of the complete entirety of Great Potton Island, near South End and Rochford, forty-five miles from London, in the county of Eames, consisting of a farm house, outbuildings, and near Seven Hundred Acres of rich and fertile Arable. Pastore, and Marsh Land, in the occupation of Mr. Hicitinbotham, on heave, at SIX HUNDRED AND THIRTY-TWO POUNDS TEN SHILLINGS PER ANNUM. To be viewed till the Sala, end particulars, with a plan of the Island and its inclosures, may be had at the Hotel at South End ; Ship, at Rochford ; Golden Lion, at Raleigh ; Crown, at Bil lericay; White Hart. Rumford and Brentwood; Spread Eagle. Ingatestone ; Black Boy, Chelmsford ; King's Heat, at Maldon; of Messrs. Smith, Lake, and Wilkinson, No. 10. Lincoln's Inn; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Willock, No. 26, Golden square, London. VALUABLE TITHE-FREE MANOR FARM, . r 4