The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-05-14 00:00:00

•.‘ • :• - - 4.1441.11 e. 0 - M -- - -,....:- tilt LI.FAVENY ATE. NOILTIi RAMC • - 14 - Essas. WI NLEY and SON tespeet -4 .:VJL fully niimillst be 'BLIE. that ihe LLEIVENY ESTATE. sitioase, in the *Counties of- DEZIIII!OH and FLINT. Nofi f tWALES, advertised to he wa by Mr' Sion in Forty Loss, on Wednesday and Tbaroday. the 19th 3011 i .is di-prord of in 014 F. LOT; by PM VAT}, CONTRACT. Paternoster,,raw, site 131 N IVI rt I;UB B LVC RT th s ? NFAFTM P:Cttlil F int:orna . T R T g EF th T e • ,• ESSEX, advertised fa RALE tbe a hrh o irotant, s ai S the A'ue ton Mart, is Visposed of by PRIVATE CONTRACT. et, Garjihill, MA), 12, 1810. • _ • MR4 BURTON respectfully in f orm s the PUBLIC, the SALE of LEASEHOLD PRO PERTY, at HENDOAI, compri.ing a GENT EEL RESI DENCE, with about Thirty ACRES of LAND, advertised for SALE on TUESDA Y, the 15th instant, at the Auntine SNP. is unavoidably I'OSTPON ED ti ll THURSD4Y, "thelltili instant. 62, Cornhill, May lei, Iglo. qu Engineers, Millwrights nod Others, who have Occasion for Machinery. By Mr. BURTON , TOMORROW, t ,on the Premiseslydown lane. Tooley-str a eet, Eleven lat e in the Occupation Hers of Messrs. LUNDE, WYAT, and KEYSE, Fru P. very valuable and complete PLANT of a ROLLING LEAD FLATTING MlLLOrith the various Apparatus and Utensils in Trade ; a quantity of old Iron and Timber. Also a very capital upright Oak Shaft of extraordinary Dimensions. To he viewed, and Catalogues had three Days previous to the Sale, on the Premises, and 4 Mr. Barton. Genteel ES NC E, Garden, and Land, MILL-HILL, HENDON, Middlesex.—lay Mr. BURTON, At the AUCTION M ART, near the BANK of ENGLAND; TO-MORROW, at the Auction-Mart. -" • ASingularly eligible COPYUOLD ESTATE , comprising a neat and compel Dwelling-house; With tequivite conveniences, pleasure and kitchen Garden, Metl stocked, and newly planted with fruit` and other trees. coach house. stabling, convenient out-buildings, together with about lh acres of meadow land, a consider.tble part of which is de, tithed from, and nut of view or, the house, and presents a very eligible kite for building, delightfully situate on that Ititly'esteemed eminence Milt-mn, is the parish of !Landon, - 111iddiesex, 10 miles from London. The whole is in perfect oidet, and fit fir the immediate reception of" resptctaide Family, having recently been greatly improved, and,fitted up at a considerable expence. Tits Estate is Copyhold of lii{heritmice. To be viewed with tickets, whiNt, with Particulars, may be had of Mr . Burton. ri2,Corolaill. Tickets also of Dr. Trinders, neac,tbe Premiscs.• • Partieulan. on the Premises; at the Three Hammers; of bieers. Weston, FenrOureh-street ; nod at the Mart. To Cbeeleatungers,' Grocers, and others, fllaFkfriarpruaa • - By Mr. BURTON, • TOAMORRO'W, at Twelve, at the Auction Mart. AVERY desirable LEASEHOLD D‘VEt. JIANG-HOUSE, with private entrance, and a tarp dassbk fronted shop, most .eligibly situate far any retail best- Dens, heiii; la the preferable part of Blackfriars-road, No. GrehtBurrey-tdreet. • The premises are in excellent re pair, anti contain five sleeping toow, dining parlour, kitchen, tem:Landing shop, and excellent cellariug ; held for an unex pired term of thirteen years, at a low rent.. To be viewed, and particalars had on the premises; at the Nadi and of Mr. Burton, 69., . . Mereantik Resid ßy ence awl Offices, TON:' renahurch-street. 1 Mr. BUR ' • TO-MORROW, at Twelve, at the Auction Mart. THE desirable [ ' EASE of a MERCAN TILE ESIDENCE. most eligibly situate betWeett the Docks and Bichunie, within five minutes walk of each, being No. I, cjiarch-row, Fencimi eh-street. The preinbes have recentlyltisdergone a considerable repair, raid are well • suite I for a commercial or profesbionalgentleinanouid contain five steeping-rooms, a handsome drawiug-room, opening by folding doers to a comfortable dining room, two complete offices, convenient kitchen and good cellaring; hetd on lease for 14 veisrs u at a low ren • tat unu part i cul ars had on the pit Auction Mart 4 and of Mr. Burton, 6S, coenbi: ; Al the Dwellinviteuseand Carpenter's Shop, Lambeth. By Mr. BURTON, TO-MORROW, at Twelve, at the AUCTION MART, r fill E very desirable LEASE, with early Pos. A. session, of a brick-built DWELLING-HOUSE and CARPENTER'S SHOP, eligibly ululate, No. 1, Pear tree-street, New Cut, Lambeth-marsh. The Premises are well situated, in an improving Neighbourhood, being in the vicinity of the Intended Strand Bridge ; held on Lease for be Years, at a growl rent of 121. pet Annum. Ti' be viewed, and Particulars tad on the Premises ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Burton. 62. Cornhill. Improved Reins, aod a Reversional Interest , las • Limigebold Estate, Chelsea. By Mr- BURTON. TO-MORROW, the 15th i.istain, at Twelve, at the AUC • TIAN MART, by. Direction of the Admiuistrators of the lair Mr. MILLS, tlece:oed, • AN improved ILENT bt .501. for about eight. Years, arising front anif amplyilecured hy a Dwelling. house and P remises, No. 5, Holborn-bridge, now in the Pos-. se' 3n of Mears. Temple and. flak. An unproved Rent oft 551. for about '2O Year., arising from and well secured by ea-‘ pita! Dwelling-house and Premises, No. 171, Sloane-street, Chelsea; together with the Reversionary Interest after the present Lease, for about 40 Yeins. The Premises to be viewed by leave of the Tenants six Days previous to toe Sale, when Particulars may be had on the Premises; at the Mart; and of Mr. Burton, 62, Corn hill. W A E MS'fo W.---lletaelied RESI DENO E. Coach house, Stab ing, Walled Garteo, and Field, with imme diate p o s s e ssio - n. By air. BURTON. . At tbe AUCTION M ART, dear the BAN Kof .ENGLAND , • TO-MORROW, at Twelve, • • T HE very LEASO of a conienieni. • .ad pleatantly d tached RESIDENCE, with regal= Site out-offices, garden and laud, of anout two acres, sitmated , at Waltliamstow, near the Church. The Premises have been recently improved, auJ put into perfect order, at a torwide‘ rable x peace, are well supplied. with water, and erabrace ever comfort and convenienee for a respectable Family. TO be vaewed teo da s pretiuns to the sale, when descrip tive particulars may he bad on the preroises: at the Fate, ov.taesbroask ; at the Auction Man; and of sr. Burton, Co ...hill.. Sir Frederick blorten Eden's Cellar of Choice IV WO. By Mr. BURTON. ,• On FRIDAY nest, at Twelve, at Oarravray's, in Lots, by • direction of Op Ezecutor, THE gentile° CELI4A.Ituf CHOICE WINES, or superior quality, the property of the'late Sir Fred. Morton Eden, Bart. deceased; including about eighty dozen . of old crusted Port, one hundred dozesof fine !favoured Ma dein, several dozen of Champaign, Dock, Claret, Con statute and Malmsey. The wine to be tasted the aroraingof • sale, awl catalogues had at the Coffee - house had of Mr. Burton, 61, CorahiU. Mr. Burson begs to assure the public, not a lot will he in troduced is this sale, but the gelatine property of -Sir F. M. }Acta. • ' HENDON, MIDDLESEX. Genteel Rmitrenc, extensive Pleasure Grounds, productive Gardens,'and'abOtrt thirty Accerirf fertile Meadow, with intasediatepossertion. Idy Mr. BURTON, . On THURSDAY, May 44, at Twelve, singularly . . tielirable LEASt of a genteel RESIDF.NCE,, recently ispproved,.snd suited for the Immediate occupation of a Genteel Family, - including a draw ing-room, dining-room of admirable proportion, library, geittlemaa's room, numerous chambers, with dressing-rooass, • and most complete domestic arraugementa Th e oot of ..:tires are judiciously planned, and include tivoiscaell-haters, excellent roomy stabling, and•suitable erections fur farming - perposes. The pleasure grounds form a principal feature of and a.e dispo,ed with taste, begirt with a handekne sheet of watt , r, which hus pleas*lf e,-ct. The land, whigh • if principally old meadow, is in high cultivation.. The pre wises are approached by s handsome drive, situate in the preferable part of the respectable village of Hendon, about nix miles from the metropolis; held ou lease for a long term, at a soademte rent. . To be viewed between the hoursof eleven and four o'clock, with Tickets only, which, with descriptive particulars, may of Mr. Burton 62, Curnhill. Particulars at the Ace tios Mart, and on the ' preniise. , , • r. ~ X• 4 • 4 • • • Genteel Residence, walled Oitrdeti f Coach Rouse and Sta bling, vclth immediate Possession. By Mr. BURTON, On THURSDAY, the 44th hwtant, at Twelve, at the AUCTION MART, rr IRE desirable LEASE of a genteel convenient -IL RESIDENCE, with coach-house, stabling, nnd wan. ed garden, very plenstunly situated is S hore-place, . HACK NEY. . - The House is in excellent order, and contains five sleeping rooms, drawing roimi, roma, and breakfast parlour, convenient kitchen, requisite offices, and excellent cellaring. Held on lease for 14 years, at the low rent of 361. per Annum. To'be viewed'with Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be had of Mr. Burton, 62 1 • Cornblll. Particulars on the Premises, and at the Must. • STAMFORD-HILL. ' Superior Freehold dettsched.tutiform Brick Residence, hand some Lawn, Pleasure Grounds, prodatiVe Gardens, Pith. Ponds; excellent Coach-lions, ' Stabling, and Land, with. • early possession. • • ; By Mr. BURTON, On THURSDAY the 24th lostaat, at twelve, at the AIX- Tic)N• MART , near the Bank of Engl'and, • ASingularly eligible, smoderts built, detaelieti RESIDENCE, replete with convenience, to rfrt order, happily situated a pleasant remove from the hi ghsroad, • with the particular advantage Of undlstarbed (tout prospects, And full command ofa pleasing diversity of romantic scenery in a situation truly iteieet and social; being on that nowt ep viable eminence. Stantfeir&hill; the hoe residenmuf 'Joseph Brainley, Esti. deceased: The house is approached by a spa cious drive,lsegirt with a •beautiful lawn, and ibcludes nu merous principal chambers, dressing rooms, handsome draw iug room, tidiShed hi en Appropriate style ; 'excellent well proptirtioued dibble room, morning room, library , hands o m e hall, entered by Ti dight‘of stone steps, and mobs complete cbmiestic arrageineuts: a detached doable coacji house, ex— cellent roomy stabliug, cow house, piggery, poultry houses, and faith-yard In miniaturo, luxurinut hot house, a spacious sat very productive walled garden, clothed with healthy trees, °and beautifully intersected with diver•ilied foliage, leads to rich adjohiing meadows of about 6 acres. To be:viewed with tickets oolf, which, with clestriptive particulars, may be had of Mr. Day, solicitor,.Pump-coort Mr: Savage, solicitor. Hatton-garden ; Mr. Kearsley, Bishopsgate ; uud of Mr. Burton, 61, CortihilL Parti culars at the Auctiuu Mart, and tit the premises. . • CHAMPION-lIILL. By'Slr. BURTON, On FRIDAY the 25th of MAY, at Twelve, at the AUC TION MA RT, near the BAN K of ENGLAN D, A. DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, Si comprising a modern well-built commodious Dwelling time, in perfect order, and suitable fertile immediate Re ception of a genteel Family; coach•bouse, excellent three stall stable, men servant's rooms, productive gardens, and abort three acres of laud, commanding a view over the Brut and Surrey This desirable Property is held for as tin. expired Term of 130 Years, at a moderate ground rent. •To be viewed between the Hours cif Eleven and o'Cloek, 14 Days previous to the Sate, with Tickets only, , which, with descriptive Particulars. may be had of M. Burton, 62, Conthill. Particulars may he had of Mr. Da vies, Angel-court, Throginortou-street ; on the Premises; and at the Mart. _ _ ESSEX. • Excellent Fartn of SO5 Acres,, with immediate Possession. By Mr. BURTON, - Oa FRIDAY* the 45th instant, at Twelve, at the MSC . • TION - MART, near the BANK of_ ENGLAN -.4 VALUABLE and very desirable: FREE. LIR: HOLD FAItM, of about 905 Acres, of very pro ddetire Arable and Meadow Landylying extremely mapped, its a ring fence, and well timbered, with fann-house, and very superior out.beildings for farming purposes, eligibly si tuated at SOUTH-OCWRN DON, Essex, whhin a short distance of Water Carriage, about seven •Miles faros -Rom ford, and eighteen from Loudon, with the particular advan =of goad roads in every direction, nod contiguity to • market towns. This piOperty hr submitted as a parti cular acquisitino to the `peculator or farmer, or fora person-. went investmeat win be found very secure * ns the situation is improving, 'and feum the particular demand fee property is the neighbathund, west misterially increase* value. To be viewed by lealre of the team, fourteen . ilays pre rims to the sale, when descriptive particulars may be 'lad, at the Botsford; Black Boy, Chelmsford:. of Mr, Harvey, Weller, Feering-hnuse,.near bielvedna,Essex ; at the Marts and of Mr. Banos, 6i, Cornbill. Mr. Boldero will utteud at the Plough, South Ockeudtio, to . shew the Es . • °MERTON- ' • • Neat commodious Residence, Coach House, three-stall Sta• ble, termisite Outrbuildiap, extemive tiardeis, Uwe. Orehartf, piddle Phdr IParal, and . Land, with early pas session. By Mr. BURTON; Oa FRIDAY, sheltsth Instant. at TWeillry at the AUC TION MART, 'THE singularly desirable LEASE, for up. wards of fifty-ane years, of a commodious brick-built DWELLING HOUSE, recently put into complete repair, at a considerable expenee, suitable forth, kassedsure 'veep dots of a genteel family, pleisautly situated in the nitro! and 'respeesabk village of lioniertan. the premises are renamed a pleasant distance from the road, aunt cattails neasems Sleeping-rooms, baodsoese Drawing-room of good propor tion, comfortable Dining. room, Library, , illore.rocao, La trance-hall, Butler's and flouseseeper's room, Kitchen, and convenient Cellaring. The detached Offices are well r con netted, and consist of Brew-house, damodry and Dairy, Coachrhouee, three-stalt Stable Harness-room, Caw-house, -Calf-pens with loft over, Poidtry=honse,-arsdPiggeries, a neat Lawn screened With variegated, Shrub!' and matured Timbers, an Orchard fully planted with healthy:frees, opts. to an inviting walk on the edge of a Ceara surroanding the Gardens, well stocked Witk Fish, which ix.eunnected with the Lawn by au oraameatal Bridge, tad 'on which there is a Pleasure-boat and excellent floai-hoare, d• singularly pro- doctive Flbwer and Kitelien.gardea divined with peculiar neatness and, in the highest order, a new 'erected spacious Oreen-hriuse stocked with full bearing vines. The Gardens are felleved at every point with Fistfrpondrabandantly stored, 'three adjoining Paddocks of rich meadow last. This de sirable property is only three miles hem Slaireditch Church, 'at a moderate rent; the whole together tonsissinsof upwards of eight acres. , . 'rote viewed, by tickets only, till the sale, between the hours of ten alai four o'clock, 'hiesatays and headays except ed, which, with descriptive particulars, may be lrsd of Mr. Sabiae, Church--street, Opitallields; aid of Mr. Benoit' WI, Cornhill. • +mow■ _ , ....-..---.- ...... . . . . . . I . . ... .., , . . . . . . . • . . . • ..,. . . ?RR grATES. MAN* • . . . • • . . . . . • ' . . . . ~ _ ......... . . - -----~ SA LE Bir AUCTION. • nooKs. By'Mesars. KING and lot/CUBE; At their Great ttoom. 38, IKinpstreet, Covent-Garden, or) • THURSDAY, MAY 24, and ten following Days, at Twelve, THE STOCItin TRADE of Mr. lIENJA: MIN UPHILL, Bookseller, of May's Buotliop, de* , ceased. May be vla . wed, May 25, and Catalogues had at the ROAM. E r ON, late Partner with the tact eased SIR JAALS BRANSCOMH. Has the pleasure of announcing to his Friends ii.:lote Puh, lie, the LOTTERY wheel, - draws Bth JUNE, gi , •es the greatest chance to the Adventurer for so smogit-risk t Pout Packets of Tickets, One hundred in each l'aejtet, *re to pg given by the Contractors to the fortunate Holders of the Ark, di awn Prize above 151. when a Ticket may gain upwards of 100,0001. and Share's in proportion: BYTOM has been truly lucky in selling Packets or Tirketit ' No. 7,081, producing nearly I,OOXII. and Na. 3,618 producing 24,7651. was sold in Sixteen Sixteenths, and paid by him to the respective Holders, wit°. received fur each !AMMON% 1,5171. 16s. 9d. ETTON solicits a Continuance of the public Favoars at MI Lucky Office, 2, CO itN HILL, near the MANSION-HOUSE. SWIFT and CO. respectfully inform the Pith. lie, that they have on SALE, the TICKETS and SHARES of the • NEW LOTTERY, Which will begin and finish Detwing on the 1 ‘!ltll June. The Scheme istill the same approved pritict, le as the Ittd, kaving only Five Thousand Numbers, wits Two ilinidred Thousand Pounds in Prizes, among which ar! FORTY CA tivrALS ; • In addition to these, the Public Rl are presented with Four EXTRA PZ ES af Tickets, fnnr of a Number, by nitich the Adventurer has the chance of gaining Finer Prise+ of Twenty • Thintsaad Pounds by the purctiale of a single Ticket. The fullm%iag , Capital Prises have been Stilled and SA(I at their (litters ' No. 11, Poultry i No. 11, Charing Cross; and Nu. 31, Aid . gate High-street : 6,791 .. ,E 20,000 1 23,824 .. 410003 8,814 :..••• 10,00.1 I b 7.614 ..:-; 10,003 1 11,070 .... 15,03:1 14,952 ..... 111,50.1 13,861 .... 10,00.1 21,195. ... • 10000 9,361 ;•..... 10,0;10 7,157 .... 10140.0 194 .... 10.000 4,099 .•.. 5.0// • 116 .... 10,000 19.,t/i5 .... 5,liS) .... 10,00.1 131 ..:. .5,000 . 1 23,611 .. . 10,00.) 19,247 .... 5,000 Three Of the Capitals *ere Shared a, - ' in the I:tsf Lotter.. . 11,399 .. X 5,11) Y 0,139 5.0•0 7,41 t .. • • 5,0 4As's Li3:44 Y.,t10 18,11?, . . 4 1.,04 11,199 1.0113 17,92 L . . .. • tf,9,0 753 , `9041 a their (Picea ICHARDSON, GOODIAJOi, anti CO. 116 recommeal to the silitice cif Cie. Politic the N STATE 1.0 rr y Which id all fa 41r;:wli oa the bik JUNI:. Nest. This htiatery is-nn an improved PLut. 'Fire Scheme coot:lino 4 Prizes of .415,00.) 4.. Pcizts of ... £5,010 I'2 20 &c. ?,:e. 5,001 Prize, 5,001 Number. Fottr Tickets of every Nato ber, and FOUR ExT RA PR 4ZIES of w now.: TICK* , urs each. By thiS Imp-Mod m a de of Adverutine A single Ticket may gall WlOO,OOO An Half 'Malt Ail .412,10 A •Quarter 9.5,0:10 A Sixteenth... ti,) TtcwitTs and SUANE3 on Sale by 11 I Cil Alt OSON, (.40Q1)LUCK,. tuti Co. Rank Buildings, ('orithill, and racing the Gate of the Kinest Mews, Charing Cross, who Sold ma Shared iw the Lot Lott ter), Two Prizes 3,734 3,711 Also 599 1)4 . 1,000--2,95`_' B. £I,OOO-3.136_1:. .£5OO. NEW ST A' R COTT E R TIT TO BE DRAWN LN J.UNE. lIAZAHD, BLAINE, and Co. Stock Bro. keri. respntfully Inform the I'ublir, that T 4 CKETS and SHARES tor thepre,enEST ATE LOCTER Y. arc en Sale at their Mier, N 0.93, ROYAL EXCHANGE. . The Scheme is on the same improved Plan ai the as to Number of Ticlets, Mode of Drewing, &c. aid prima* iis addition to the X9.00,1XX) of,Prizes, • FOOR. EXTRA REIT EPITII, OF ONE HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS ENCH, Which are to he given to the rout-Ticket* ut.theFirst Near tier drawn a Prize above £l5. • Letters, post paid, duly answered. and-Schemes gratis. Bank, India, nod South Sea Stock., with their scvet Annuities, India Bonds, Exchequer Bills, and every descrip tion of Government Seeurities, bought and sold by Cast mission. • • RANSCOM6 AND COMPANY, .1111 with their usual GREAT SUCCESS. solo in Last Lottery, 41,78 Shares. In the preceding Lottery: , No. 3,734 £441,000 No. 2,618 ..... .C 20,009 4,654 sof £ 5OO curb • - ( 2.50 d 3of £5OO each .. 1,540 being Shares of -almost every Capital therein; and In hut Year only, Six of X'20,000, and Capitals to tile Amount of ' besides the first 30,0001. the last .15,00(11. and ONLY 40,0001. ever shared; and in previous years, tout Amount beyond all precedent ; are now selling Tickets and Shares in the NEW LOTTERY, to be drawn .Bth JUNE, in which there ale Four Extra Grand Prizes of Po Tickets eatli, which may produce to a Ticket £lOO,OOO, and to a Sixteenth, upwards of £6OOO. 811 ANSCOMB and Co. actin guard the Public aghast the Deception set forth of their Viral, and Claims of the Sale of the Ifs' and last of Extra Grand Prizes so - given; the FACT is, every Sixteenth was Sold, and the fatanate . venturers ench termer* 1.5471. 16s. 3d. at their OLD lad ONLY Offices, in London ' viz.: No. 27, COltNti ILL ; No. 38, lIAYM ARIET , No. 11, lIOLBORN L and No. Y 69, ARAN!), They will never falsily_ assert they divided a Capital which was nut absolutely SHARED mut SOLI) to the Public as above. reisil sold T ENI: JLA. in the Two last Lytteriti 4, Ceruhill, and 1 LAST LOTTERY, Valera irte s Day, 14th February, 1810. 1 .... Prize of. ...,C20 41 0 2 O . WOO 3 • bW • CA PRIZES, in Shares, at Clutring7Croorr, LATI LOTTERY.. I Dr,tnn 20th Ocniber, 1809; • 2 ....Prize. ' 5000 9 • • / 4* *) .. a. . • . 12 Capitals. . 8 Capitals. I Tiekets and Shama. for the NEW J,OTTERY, wtick begins and ends on the Bth of JUN Is, arc SLOW as above.—The Scheme abounds with the usual nmbes.ur MONEY PRIZES, besides which the Contractor gist.; FOUR EXTRA PRIZES OF I 'OUR itUNDSIIII WHOLE TICKE:I'S, by which a single Tir*et may • gain upwards or E 100,66 1 1. and a Sixteenth 6.000 Guineas. Schemes to he had, obis Particulars, at 4, Cornlstll, - and; 9, "Clearingeto , , Londop. • AVELINO'S SAVCE A-LA-BESSE , For 'Fish, Game, Steaks,lCltops, Cutl(44 Stews, Hasbee, • • . Ilarricdas, Curries, Made Dishes ,- Co ld Meats, or ally Di-h that requires a fine,Flayour.. rir well-known E x cc and high Phi- AL motion of, the first Families and nmst ceriods Fish Sauces in the Kingdom. with.the increasing Dyad for Atte lines Sauce a-larkusse, has .Indeccd many Shopkeepers to quer for sale a Composition of their nwp: toider the salmi name. The Proprietor begs lenve• to caution the Padre. Wiluitist with deceptinn. The genuine Sall ce a-la- itus-e Wag" .iptepared fry tip.sta original reutipa, with h has been for tears in use at the first Tables on the Continent, and entirely con sists of foreign produce. • Prepared only by T, steeling, at his Anna , nod FM. &Wee Maehtutte 64, Picas 111 y, qp i s r of Albemarje street. Where say be , had, Smaetatre Leilir4lokei ing the Season—Prime - Stilton Cheese. in high Penec"w— 'mew. Wad Oil, MaCCAVAIN, lirmitsan Cheesr, now Olives,' Hams, Tongues,. Foreign tout English *Pickles, and ail kinds uf Fish Sisees„and every Article is We abuse Line, of the best Quality. • _. LONDON : IYrinecd oild PO)fished by I). 1.41 v x 14., ai the *souse, Orr ses Si. Fleet-street. . Metacised House and Garden,_ Homan°. By Mr. BURTON, On Flit DAY. tbe 46161 inst.' at Qwelve , at the Auction Mart , ANeat detached brick.beilt Dwelling 110 USE, With Garden; ptettuuttly situate, fa riag Homerton-build legs, abd contains four sleeping-rooms, dhang-room and par lour' convenient kitchen, domestic offices and good mitering, foreand beck walled gardens. • be viewed. and partieulan had on the premises ;at the Mari ; and of Mr. Burton. 62, Cornbill. _ ismouth and Farlington, Porgies Wand, Fast and South London Water 'Wniks ' Seton and Belilgewater, Stamford and Junction, Rennet and Avon Canal', British Ate Brewery, Hope ad Eagle lusuranre Companies. TO 14E SOLD BY AUCTION, • •. By Mr. R. NEEDHAM, At the MART, near the Bank, on WEDNESDAY the 16th MAY. 1810, at Twelve n'Clock, SEVERAL SHARES in each of the above CONCERNS. For Particulars, apply to the Anctioneer,lo, Broad-street, Royal Exchanges and at the Mart. 'CAPITAL LEASEHOLD DWELLING 110Tifiet TO BE •SOLO BY AUCTION: BY MR. NEEDHAM,_ At the Auction Mart, on WEDNESDAY, May 16, 1810, at Twelve. TIIE LEASE of a Capital woli fi niched OWiiLt ING-HOUSE, situate N 0.15,• Carmarthen-. street, 'Tottenham-court-road, held for. a term of 94 years unexpired, at a Groand-teat of 91.95. per annum, which is let oh lease for 19 years, at 631. per annum ; also a small. genteel Houwat Ed ttttt titan, held for a term of 57 years un expired, at a Ground-rest of 51. per annum, estimated at worth 451. per annum. Particulars at the - Mak, and of the Auctioneer,lo, Broad stniet, Royal Exchange. VALUABLE REVERSION of X•21(k) FOUR per CENT; ' TO HE SOLD BY AUCTION. BY MR. NEEDHAM, : At the Mart, near the Bank, on W F..DNLSDAY, May 16, 1810, at Twelve o'clock , rrilE VA I,U ABLE V EMMY of ,20001: • 4 per Cent. Bank Annuities, tielug part of 17,9151. tie. 3d. certain on the Death of a Lady in her 74th yeae (Feb. MD, Ns ; now standing in the name or revectahle Trustees. Partlentars at the Mart, and of the Auctioneer, 10, Broad. street„ Royal Exchange.. • P' DRAWINGS, ROOKS. OF PRINTS, • PLATE, MODELS OF SHIPS AND FRIGA'IES, CURLOSITLES,&c. By Mr. WILLIAMS. • 1 _ At the AUCTION SiAILT, near the BANK, On WEDNESDAY, May 16, 1610. and foliowiug Day, at Twelve &Clark, AVALUABLE Collection of Ancient and Modern PICTURES, 'among which are eight fine Vidotlngs by Coventry, which will be submitted by order of . the Artist; Drawings try Mnrland, &c.; Books of Prints; five Models of Ships and Frigatei ; an Ivory Pagoda, Bronze Figures; 4. 1 0 Ounces of old Plate; Flre-anns; a ereitinao ; at brilliant-tamed upright Piano-forte; two squaro ditto, &c. &c. May be viewed no Monday and Tuesday preceding the Sale; when Catalogues will be delivered at Is. each (to be returned to Perch/leers), and may be had of Mt. Williams, No. 4, King's Arms Passage, 'Change-alley, L log • Leasehoki Family Residence, at a Grouad-rent, Oxfoid-street. By Mr. CHAT . BURN, By direction of the , Executor of the late. Mrs. Amphlett, at the Worcester Cotlee-hoine, Oxford-street, corner of Swal low-street, en TUESDAY, the 224 of Ma: instant, at 12, o'Clock, AVALUABLE and very beneficial LEASE. HOld) ESTATE, most eligibly situate on the North side of_ Oxford-street, near Orchard-street, numbered 2in, Is 9 stories high, and contains 2 rooms on a door, with light staircase and entrance passage, paved yard, acid garden be hind, servants' others, and gamd cellars on the basement. — The premises possess every convenience and accommodation to render the same a desirable and genteel family residence ; , or the ground floor might,. at a very easy expellee, he con • vetted into a shop or warehouse, suitable for any fitAionable business, requiring a display of how. for which the situation .hiunequalled. Are much under let, to Mr. Ince, an old te nant at will, but now moderately estimated worth 1001. per annum, held for an unexpired teem of 49 years, from Mid summer day next, eta ground rent of 41.15. To be viewed, by leave of tenant, seven days preceding the sale, when primed particulars may he had, on the Pre- Mises ; the Worcester CoSi-e-house, as above; of Messrs. Lodington and Half, Solicitors, King's Bench Valk, Tem- CI and of Mr. Chatburu, Auctioneer, Terrace, Graa's-lon , tAPIT. ;EVI-BCIPT FR" ,AL NI, _ ALT ttEEIfOLD PORTER. BR EWER. Y. • • • TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, I . • • • By IVINSTAN LEY and SON, At Dia ` keethwt Mart, near the Bank of England, on' THURSDAY,..•JuIY f, at Twelve , THE CONSTITUTION BREWERY, Atibly situate 'Spitalfifkis, comingnldab i it s with Petticoat-lane Whiterhapel. This Concern lists been recently eroded oat the most judicious plans of convenienct and utility, buiUi first-rate materials of every desrriptiods the interios arrangements are on the latest imprnvements, awl together, is considered equal, if not superior, to any other Brewery of the same size in the United Kingdom, embracing accommodatio.4 for carrying on trade to aTmost any extent, tieppl'cd by two inexhaustible wells of fine water, within its own walls, stabling for twenty hone-, very sparioir4 paved Yard, Cooperage, extensive Store-houses, Malt and Hop Watehouse,, large Coal Cellars, Arena] pi Mg-him...es, Brewer? Odic% 'with other requisite and well-connected Apartments. The Plant, Fixtures, Drays, Harness Casks, lnipleatents and Uteiwils of every description, warts ore entirely 'new,, and have been purchased on the best Possible ready motley. fermis, are to be taken' by a Purchaser, id a liberal deduction front the co3t . prke. 1 The Preinises may be viewed, by Principals only, on at' plitation for Cards 'of Admiesiou, to. Wiusitudes and lion, Paternoster-row, where Plans, Elevating', and Sections, may be seen, and descriptive Particulars bad i , Particulars may be likewise had 'offitr. Warne, *Ocilla, 37, Old Woad street.; mad at the auction Mart. Shells, tone., Broqzes. Berle, Olt) Japan, Ike. Icy si Newts. Ju IN Gaud GOOttEE, At their great Room, 38, King-street, Covent-Garden, on THU R.S4M,Y, next, and five Wilma ttw Da ys ; at Twelve, very itiluatile CA BIN KT of SII E LLS, inchidiag a .Wentle Trap, which, fir its size and tire- • servation may be sleema matchless; a few Fossils and .(0." rierali, Greek, Roman, .Bazon, and British Coins. Antiteln Walnbees eletmot old Japan. Bronzes, Marble Dusts, tAk•:-,' binets.die. collected wpwards of &t Years ag o, at a ens*. , derable Expence, and with great Taste and Judentem, by William Webber, Iraq. deceasrd, formerly at Dukevateeelt, Westatimter, hut bitterly of Illacklreath.• May tie viewed on Wednesday, and Catalogues had at the I Room. . t 1."" s . , rwiim A' SALES BY AUCTION. Genteel Cottage Residebee ' Conch-house. Stabliog and Gat . den, BROhILKY.,K ENT. By hlr. BURTON, On THURSDAY, the 24th instant, at Twelve, atllse AUCTION MART, AGENTEEL COTTAGE RESIDENCE , in most perfect order, with large productive garden. de- Itettfully situate on an easy eminence, Mason's Hill, BROM LEY. The Cottage is finished in an appropriate style, seit able for a small genteel family, and contains three principal chambers, servants' ditto, drawing room, dieing room, and breakfast parldur, convenient domestic arrangements, double mach-house, threrstall stable, and requisite Gut-Offices. The Premises are well supplied wits good Water, Held un Lease for au Unexpired Terra of 14 Years, at a moderate Rent. To be viewed, wlilt Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be lend of . Mr, Burton, 62, Cornhill. Particulars at the Mart, and on the Premises. 114110".1104E4IDENVE, and Thirty-four Acres of LAND, e. Dear Billericay, 'Essex. By. Air. BURTON, Oo FitIPAY, the 2tith Instant, at Tsvelre, at the /RIC TION MART, near the BANK of ENGLAND, COPYHOLD YSTAT F.; of IN EIERI I'ANCE, called HUTTON-PLACE, situate in the pariS of Hutton, oo the High Turnpike-road between Brentwood and Billericay, four milerfroin Billericay, two from Brentwood, and between 19 and 20 mites front London ; comprising& gen. teel brick-built Residence, fit fez, the immediate teceptioll of a genteel faulty, seated on an eminence, commanding rich and rotnaillie views of the surrounding countr ;, of great attent and beauty, and- contain eight dieepingiviran. Imotisoine Prawiag-room, Dining-room, Housekeeper s -vomit, airi ex cellent Domestic Arrangements. detached Dairy, Ilrewlicase, Wati-huude, dec. Cuacti-imuse. Six-stall Stable Far -yard, Barn, Lodge, Bullock Sheds, &e. an excellent 'Garden, with a South Brick Wall, Orchard, Fish Pond, and 33A. Mt. ISP. of rich Meadow and Pasture Land, in higii order, lying very compact,and bounded by a Running Break. To be riewed;iubd Particulars had on the Premises; at the Cock and Dell, Roniford ; Crown, Bilkriaty ; MACK Soy, Chelmsford; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Burton, 62, Cot &ILES BY AUCTION. BEDFORDSIIIILE,„, Capital Freehold Estates, Manor. nod Ffshing Tythe Free, and desirable Closes, near the town of Shefford.' By Mr. BURTON, On FRIDAY, the 25th instant, at twelve, at the AUCTION MART, near the BANK of ENGLAND, in seven Lots, MOST valuable and eligible FREEHOLD ES TATES, M ANOR. aqd FIS II ER Y, situate sat Great !Hardwick, Southill, Stauford, Stagesdeg and Bromham, io tae cnouty of Bedford; comprising the Manor of Great Hard wick, with the right of sporting over the open telda of Sta gesden, which simians several thousand acres. A singitlarlY' desirable Farm, advashmeously situate for excellent Mar kets, lying at Great Hardwick, Southill and Stamford, in the parish of Shefford, five miles from Biggleswade, eight from Bedford, ten from Ilifeben, and forty-two from London, ly ing extremely compact, principally bounded by the road, and consists of about 400 titres of rich amble, meadow, pasture and woodland; together with an excellent farm house, well protected farm-yatd, large barn:, ample stabling, cow-hou.es, pir,geried, waggon lodges, &c. Also an eligible Estate, known asliarrend Farm, in the parishes of Stagesden and Bromilam, about three miles from Bedford, with right of commou over the extensive open fields of Stagesden, the farms containing 167 acres of, meadow, pasture, arable and woodland, together farm house, farm yard', barns, stabling, cow houses, &c. small detached cottage, with gar den. Alto a Public House, known as the. Leathern' Bottle, at Dropshot, in the parish of Stagesden, aforesaid, with fawn yard, barns, &c.and about fourteen acres of land. The Estate may he viewed by leave of the respective te nants, twenty-one dayi previous to the sale, Wiwi) descriptive particultirs, with plans may he had on the respective pre mises, at the principal Inns, Beaford,'lliggieswade, Shell'ord, Ilitchen; at tbt..llJart ; and of Mr. Burton, SI, Corohill. O. hari Vie 1 Zug II Fou Nen adi firth `evec3 & mat of Il 1.3 Co 'pc 411 hi %Val tr I LI; 'gm trq 1U f 1 • ti IC alb ttIC: and ••••••••. 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