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SA CEB - BY AUCTION. i'ALUABLF. FREEHOLD INVESTMENT, Ell ".1!:"..*. ; PRODIICINO MIL A YEAR. On Leases capable of famine in a short period. By Messrs. ROB INS, At their Rooms, Pions, Covent-garden, on TUESDAY NEXT, at 12, in Three I,oto, ATAtUABLE FREE 1101,1) ESTATE, ompriliing Nos. ::1, 23, and 24, Lawrenre-atreet, Chelsea. No. 22 is a . V capital bow fro nted residence, containing accommodation fora large 141,14, and the rooms of noble proportions, with a coach-house rind itabling, large walled garden, &c. on lease to Mr. Noreen, at ofoe fa. per annum. Nos. 23 anal 2.4 ate roomy houses, with gar err' tehlrol,, on kaae to Mr. I.7ornell and Mr. 'William's, at low mot.. Part:robin may be had at the Don Salters, Clo Ikea ; of Mr. J. R. Robins, Solicitor, 51, (lower...street ; and of Messrs. Robins, Corentqpirden._ TWI) Ptriesuf tine Madeira, in the 11locks, alto % (due of (old Port. fine Sherry, ('laret, floc!, ete., the property of a o.ntlentain. Ily 31 . At dicit Humus, MUM. Vor , nt.gnellen, on TIiESD.I.I" NEXT,' August 21, atlurk, lirtiV() PIPES of very fine NIA I)EIKA, now in the L West India Ihwks, and very old in the wood ; also 30 dozen of very old Port Wine, 36 dozen of fiat-rate Slimy, 12 dozen of fine Claret. • small quantity of flock, &c., entirely the peopertr of a lientternan. Samples may be had prior to the sale, and Cattdogues a t N i l Piarea ; also tasting orders for the two pipes in 'ha+. copyliow EsTArg, sl'sa•;X. livue Cottages, and 20 Acres of Lend, including Hop Grounds and Phintation. iiIINSt 1t their Koons,. Piazza, Covent-gulden. on TUESDAY NEXT. Ammo 2.1, at 12, I 1. C.P1110L1) ESTATE, called KELEFIANDS, belt' tittle from poirwath, Nunez, joining the turnpikr-road lending to I...tzta. and distant only 12 miles front Tonbridge Wells. The t,.tair c,.l,•;•tg of T‘vi.:N•ry ACRES OF EXCELLENT pAsTunr., 31EA 1111W. ANI) 1101' LAND, with half an acre of thriving Wood, and four Cottages, all let. It it Conyliold of Inheritance, with a quitrent ollid. and fine certain on darn.—Partirulars of 111esem. Robin., Covens -garden. _ C A PrfAl.. Rf *3l V RESIDENCE. ELEDA NT dIODEIIN &c. Dridge.istreer, Westminster, fix Nineteen Years, at a :ow Reserved Rant. Dy Messrs. ROBINS, At tbair Rooms, Piazza, Covent-garden, ow TUESDAY NEXT, August,2l, at LI, ir IA PI TA L LEASEH O LD RESIDENCE, planned ‘4_,/ t., let off with ownderable advantage; containing Six 1 Rooms on each floor, anal in excellent and complete repair, de s ra'.Jy No. 19, in RRI rm I E-STREET, W EST M I NSTER. T' , c Premises, both in initiation viral , are equal to any 'atom' business, requiring an eicr:,nt, modern, double-fronted Mop, and gnat publicity ; held for 19 years. at a low rent. May be viewed, acrd particulars had on the premises; and of Metro. Robins, Covosit-sordeo. GROUND-RENTS, MARY-EA-BONNE. /VIM-three Pounds Three Shillings, and Fifty-three roar& Prsor Sir!lmp and Sixpence, well secured for 1,7 Years. Also. !I tees and Premiers. in Chapel-street, Homer-row, Mit. Otani...tree. and Narrow-cord, at small Ground Rents and Pepper-corns. By Messrs. ROBINS, At their Rooms, Covent-gsrlett, on TUESDAY NEXT, at 12, in Lou. fly order of the Executors a Mr. Joseph Terry, WELL -SECURED (MOUND-RENTS, amounting to CIL 3s. end rot. Is. EA., held fur 67 Year*. at a Pepper. tors, arising out of Houses In Charles-street, LittleJames.strcet, EEN. Also, Two neat 111/USES. No*. 2 and 3, Chapel.strect, with Ts:temente behind, extending to and including No. 4, 3litchanc. Int et. Alan, No. 2. HOMER-140W. and Nos. 1,2, and 3, TER. RY'S.III.; I ',MSC's, Ilarrow-road. The whole Property amounts to THREE 111 D AND FOURTEEN POUNDS A Y BA R, subject to Omtind-Rents of IW., 411.. and 41. a year only. Particulars may be had at Not 3, Chapel-street ; at the Auction Man ; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-gsrdan. THEIoLD AND COPY#OLD ESTAT ES OF Tlll'. LATE JOSEPH BERNARD POPE. Esq., At Hampton, Middles or, and Astray, In Nurthauiptunsliire. By Messrs. ROBINS. At the Auction Mart, on TUESDAY, September 14, at Twelve, in Lists, by direlion of the 'framer. II E following V.ILL ABLE FREEHOLD and J. COPYHOI,I) ENTATE.44. viz.:— __ AN ELE(TANT VILLA RES.IDENCE, with bodatiful Ornonds, ratroding neatly' to the river, and de lightfully situate in the preferable pate of the ♦ 11.I.AlliE OF lIA 1111IDIlLESEX, an the occupation of Mies Robson; also two entailer Villa Resi dences adjoining, in the occupation of Joseph Turner, Esq.. and Brien, all responstitk repents. Early possession will be given of two of the Coting s. Also four Tenements in il'hite Horse. and. nt low rents, 3W. a year, and a Valuable F-reintltl Estate, called tl , e *STROP FARM (:OTTAGE; within live miles of linnirmy and Mickley, erected with stone, surrounded by Harlots, and a Paddock adjoining; the whole EMU. prising shout eight acres. The situation is unusually pleasant, being on the verge of the village of Astrop, Astrop !louse Park. The coontry adjacent is r sceedingly rich. Powsessiun may hr had im 'led tatel). Particulars will be distributtil days pilot to the Sale, at the prtncipal Inns at Northampton. Banbury, and Markley. Hampton Court, and Hichmecd; Mr. Peettreas, Solicitor, Verulain-build ing• ; at the Mart; nod of Messrs. Robins, Covent-rawer. IN CAMBRIDGE AND NORFOLK. FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ESTATES. Py Mews. RI/DINS. At the White Hart Inn. Wiiibeach, Isle of Ely. on TUESDA V, October 12, at rive in the Evening, in Ten loos, by direction of the Eitreutnrn of Mrs. Horne, deceased. A D. Hirable ESTATE, part Freehold, and part I mo il. hold, for 21 year., rompriiiing 79 A. 2R. 13 of licit Arable and Pasture Lands, situate in the Parishes of Wisheaeh, St. Peters. Leveringtem, and Elm, in the Isle of Ely, anal county of Cambridge, and roineili. West Walton, and 7 errington St. Clements. ho the county of Norfolk. rauieulars 21 darn prior, at the White Hart Inn, Wintiesch ; the rive liens. at l'pwell ; of Mews. Forster. Fret*, and Vii••ter, :',dicitors, Lincoln's Inn AnJ of Messrs. Robins, Cueent.gai.len. IN NORFOLK AND LAMBRIDGE. VALUABLE ESTATK WITH MANOR. By MOM. ROBINS, At the Fire Belle Inn, 17pive11. in Norfolk, an WEBNESIM V., the Clth of October. at Five in the Evening. in 1.1 Lets, by di reetion of the Eseetitine of 31rs. Borne. deceased. A VALUABLE EY:'l . ATE, with the .MANOR j 1111:1,1,1(3)1711T, in Outwell. and sundry Farm !looses and (Images, and 294 A. 2 11. b P. of rich Arable and pasture Land, situate in the parishes of lip welt, Muriel!, not:rib. and Walaokew. in the county of Nor and ItpaeN and Outwell, in the Isle of Ely. and county of Cambridge. Leasehold for 21 years ; upwards of lOW acres are tithe free. Parttrolars 21 clays prior, at the place of Salle ; the White Port. Wkbrach ; Vomiter. Frew, and Emitter, Solicitors, Isinerths's Inn : and of Alma's. Rubins, l'oretitipirdrii. EXA:EI.I.ENT FREEHOLD ESTATE. Ily Messrs. ROBINS. /it the Castle teak IDownhani Market. Norfolk. on FRIDAY, the 19th of (Molter, at Fire in the Evening, in Four Lou, fly direction of the Eaceoinri of Mrs. Horne, doreased. AN Exectient Fill:Ell( Es.r.vrE, with Double Tenement, AIMi 31t. 9P. of Arable and Pasture I.A NH. nil mate in 11ov/oh:nu Alinkrt, io the comity of Norfolk. l'Artiesilers tu vnty.iine slava Prior. at tl , r I.l,iee of Sale; the lire Upwell ; M. ra. Forster. Frete, and Forster, Solicitors, Lineolu's Ina to of Mears. Robins, Covent-garden. IN NORFOLK, ELIOfRLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ESTATE• irn. at St. Crrtuana Bridge Norfolk. on SATIJR- A t dor /.1 V, the Pith of October, at Five 1n the Leming. in grin 1.0411. by direction of the Escentors of Mrs. Home. deceased, AN Eligible ESTATE, with a Farm house and Three Tenements, will P.ll A. 2 a. 7 r. of rich Arable and Past ure And. rot I:Emboli, and part Leasehold, foe 21 years. situated in iibit parishes of Terrington. St. I lenient% Wiggenhall, st. titr mans, St. Mary's, St. Peter's. and Islington, la the County of bortolk.. . _ l'ar.icol-ors 21 day. prior, at the place of Sale; the Flee 1144114 I ; Meows. 'tomer, Etat-. and roister, Lincoln's lan; and of ALlSSO L ltoliina, Covent-garden. TO CAPITALISTS. A FREEHOLD ESTATE IN SCOTLAND. Containing 11,1412 English ARO, divided into rourtren rotas. The Eoate abounds in lionise and all kinds of limns, ar.sl the Likes awful! of Trout and Pike. DIESSRS. ROBI NS hcg eeryrespectfully to announce. that they areauthorised to SELL a very tine FREE 01.n ESTATE, culled the S.I . RI)!VY OF ARNSIICEN. . ..... in the County of Ayr (N. R.) It comprehends about 11,852 Act ,A or .Irr.ble anal Assume Lancl, divided into Fourteen large nod socisamaller Frrme, within meivt miles of a daily pust and mail coach, and runrounded by good mock in all directions. There k a coirmodiuns Shooting bodge, viii Caach.honse and Stabling, and evert accommodation fur a Printing inen l'he Estate abounds Indh black and red grouse, and game of nil sons : while the Lakes or considerable intent and Install ate bill of nom and pike. his valuable Freetiold Pnipeity will be sold to pay an Interest of Three and a Half per Cent. on a Rental formed upon a correct view of the great depression In handed Property. Principals will be treattal with by application to Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden, hombiti. All written Communications must be post.paiil as above, or to John Kr-only. Writer to the Signet, idinbursk SALES BY AUCTION. TnE EXTENSIVE FREEIIOLD ESTATES OF THE LATE MARQUIS OF OItkIONDE, Together with Mines of valuable Coal and Dna-Stone, situate at Cheeterfickl, Newbold, Itrimingliain Brampton, Walton, Ash. over. Harrod, Morcwoold Moor, and Wheateroft, amtalning about 2,480 Acres, all in the County of Derby, and the Land. Tax nth:tuned on the wole. y h Messrs. ROBINS, At the Angel '.an, at Chesterfield, in the County of ' Twelve Derby, on FRIDAY and SATURDAY , the 2.2 d and 2114 days of Oc tober, at Eleven o'clock for precisely, by direction of the Trustees for Sale of the English Estates oldie late Marquis of I truionde, under an Act of Parliament , in suitable Lots, T HE valuable and highly improvable FREEHOLD ESTATES of the late MARQUIS OF ORMONDE, IN TIIE COUNTY OF DERBY, very desirably situate as before-mentioned, and comprehending 'oever:d excellent Farms § including altogether 2,00 A (.:RES OF LAND, and the land.tsx redeemed tin the whole a great portion of which is advantageously situate rear to the bef o re-mentioned places, and in the ocenpatinn of a respectable tenantry, at exceedingly low rents, which at Lady-day next will justify a conaiderabk aug. mutilation. There arc VALUABLE COLLIERIES, and productive Mines in various parts of the Estate, besides a Share in the Manor of Ashover. with all the rights and privileges thereunto appertaining; presenting altogether a very desttable tip. portunity for investment. The Lstates may all be viewed by applying to the respective, tenants. l'ointed Particulars, with dneriptive Plans annexed, may be had 28 days prior to the Sale (at one shilling each), at the other of W. If. Thomas, Esq., Chesterfield ; at the Bell, Derby; Angel, Alfreton; Tontine, Sheffield; Royal Exchange Coffin nioni, Manchester; lien and Chickens, liiiminghatti •' Elbsion's Library, Leamington; Old Bath , Matlock; Swan Mansfield; bred's; , Buxton ; Rutland Aetna, Bakewell; Ifiranhy, ilerrovigate; , Liverpool; at the office of Messes. Williams, Brooks, Powell, and Brmierip, Lincoln's Inn; Mews. r Amory and Coles, Throgniortomstrect ; Mean. Cardiac and B:andey, Bedford-row; at the Auction Mart; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden; where Plans of all the Estates may be seen. CAPITA Fla:1:1101M FA It MS A ND ESTATES, Tonll/117 with very Valuable Collieries, situate at Codnor, 'muse, Langley, Imo Ile:((((((, In the County of Derby, comprehending aboutl Me Thousand Acres of Fil)C3111.11. The Land Tar re. deemed on the whole Estate. By lie's'''. ROBINS, At the Hell Inn, Derby, on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the ?7th and 28th /lays of October. at Eleven for Twelve pre. ciselv, in suitable Lou, lby direction of the Trostees fur Sae of the English Estates of the late Marquis of Orniunde, under au Act of Parliament, % 1. the CAPITAL ritEElior,i) FARMS and I. ESTATES, eligibly situate between I Mrhy and Manatield, about six miles from the former, and twelve nide* from Matlock, coinprehentling THE CODNOR AND IIEANOR ESTATES, in the County of Derby, in the occupation of moat respectable Te. mints, at low rents, mud which at Ludy-day next may be greatly increased. The property comprehends altogether about ONE THOI SAND AcREs OV LAND, distributed into useful rams, lying well together, with VA EVA COLLIERIES, advantageously circumstances', the property of the late MARQUIS ((F ORMONDE. Printed Particular*, with Plans annexed (nt Is. each), may be hail 2t days prior to the sale, at the Hell Ina, Derby; Allmon; Swan, Mansfield: Black's Head. Nottingham; the Old Ilath, Matlock • of W. B. Thomas, Esq. Chesterfield ; of Messrs. 1% Owe, Brooks, Powell, and Broderip, Lincoln's Inn ; Messrs. Amory and Coles, Thrognitorton-street ; Messrs. Cardiac and Brant ley, Iledfinsl.row ; at the Auction Mart ; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent -garden. THE 1111.1. ESTATE, Near Newcastle-under-Lyne, about a utile front Stoke-upon-Trent. Containing 194 Acres of very excellent hand, surrounding a respectable Farin-hnuse and Buildings, together with valuable Coal. Dv Messrs. ROBINS. At the Roe Buck Tavern, Newestle-under-Lyne, on MONDAY, Noveml>er I, at 12. By direction of the Trustees for the sale of the English Estates of the late Marquis of Ormoodss under an Act of l'arliatnent, to Four buts. A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, most desirably 11. situate about a mile from Stoke upon-Trent, and three miles from Newcastle-under-Dine. It consists of a respectable old Farm House, with suitable Buildings, pleasantly situate, minim. with WI ACRES OF Fat:ELIA:NT LAND, divided Into Convenient Inrlosures. In the occupation of John Lamer, as tenant at will. The Estate abounds in line Coal. Particulars, with liana annexed, may be had twenty•eight days' prior to the s ale, at the Roebuck Tavern, Newcsatie-under-Lyne; W. B. U'llotnas, Csq. Chesterfield; Messrs. Williams, Brooks, Powell, and Broth:rip, Lincoln's Inn ; Messrs. Amory and Colts, Throginorton-street I Messrs. Cardale and Brat lg tv in lkdford.row; at the Mart: and of Meson. Robins, Covimt THE C(HINDON ESTATE. Near the City of Coventry, comprehending two desirable Hairy rams of 133 Acres of capital Land, with suitable Farm uttsm, and very eligibly circumstanced in respect to the Poor,' Rides. By Messrs. ROBINS, At the CravenAnns,l'oventry, WI:UNESDAY, November 3, at 12, by direction of the Trustees few Sale of the English Estate. of the late Marquis of Ostuundc. under an Act of Parliament, in Two Lot., T WO excellent FREEII()LA FARMS, desirably gnome at Caundon, about two miles from THE ('ITY OF COVENTRY comprehending twu excellent Farm Houses and all requisite Penn Histftllngs, and 183 A. 3R. 411. 'of ueusually rich MernW . :Md Pasture and email pan Arable Land, lying entirely in a ring fence, in the several occupations of John Singh and William !,band, restrechtble tenants, at low rents, amounting to abstit 380 f. a year. but from the superior qua-' of the land and the peculiar advantages derivable front its eon-'I tigntly to Coventry, it may be estimated at 40W. A YEAR. The Poor Rate' and Assessments are unusually low. Also a PERPETUAL RENT CIIAIME of 71. 13s. 2d. per ANNUM, charged upon and issuing out of Sir Thomas White'sl Charity Estate in Stoke Iliggen and Spoonend, in the county of IL'ire wk. and county of the city of Coventry. or one of them, pay able I.4ll.yearly by the Corporation of Coventry, as Trustees for Sir Thomas White 's Charity. May be viewed till the Sale. Particular' had 28 days prior of W. B. Thomas, Esq. Chesterfield ; at the Craren Antis, Coven try ; Ring's Arnie. l'antworth ; fleorge, Lichfield; at the Auc tion ; and of Alrisrs. Robins, Co% ent-gardem. SUTTON HALL, MANSION, ANI) 11E3IESNR, In the County of Derby, with all its Manorial flighty, Privileges, and I 1111 l mintiest ; the Perpetual Advowson, and near 4.600 Acres of Land. exonerated from the Land-Tax, and within a Him: Felice ; the Manor &hounding with flame, together with LIMO Acre% of Land, tire mitre diatant. whirls forum a pleasura. life Moor Dame appendage ; mho the invaluable Alines of Coal and Iron-stone thereto appertaming. By Meant. ROBINS. At the Auction Matt, in the City of London, on THURSDAY, 111th November, by direction of the Trustees tOr Sale of the llinylish Estate& of the late 3latimia of Outmode, under an Act of Parliament, riliik;ll;ll;guished MANSION and EXTENSIVE ! 1. DOMAIN of the late MARQUIS OF ORMONDE, called SUTTON HALL, _ . _ . in the moat delightful part of the County of Derby, placed In • Park of unco 1111 l ion beauty, well stocked with deer, and cony mantlinit in all ilimetions interesting views of unusual extent and varictv. The IllallSll , lll presents a noble Stowe Edifice, designed and cumpixted by Nicholas, EARL OF SCARSDALE, In the must ornamented stile of Urecian architecture, the grand suite of rooms are ornamented by Arlan and Vomai, Italian .mists of great erlebril ; it it adapted to the most perfect accommodation of any Nobleman, and it may be safely affirmed, that it need not dread a comparison with ('hatsworth, Ilanhodek, or my of those admired S cat, in its vicinity. The Park is diversilied h. avenues of line old elm trees, beautifully feathering to the ground, end wide xpriwlitts chemits, relieved occasionally by pieces et Willer Of wine extent. The Gardens are extensive. and encompassed by brick walk 14 feet high. The domestic arrangements and all the Mims are of the best deseription. The Park and convenient Farms Icing In • ring fence. extend to the high mail road between Notting:nun and Chesterfield, loon Leeds to London. The our Gann Estate is about 1,1110 Acres. The Estate idtogethos emu. prebends about b. 600 .tER r.s OF LA NI) . . upon the whale of which the Innd.toa has I;4n redrerned. The Farnts are occupied by a respectable Tenantry, at kw rents. ad. emitting of considetabk ansznlentatlon at Lady 1/layout ; sad the whole rstnte may be confidently est inuvoil at 1:11111'1' TIIOUSAND FIVE 11UNDItEll TOUNVS ANNUM. PI RPBTUAL ADVOWSON Aloe the of Soho: cum Ihtckntanton, subject to the life of the present In. couthent, the annual raise about 5601. ; ther with the EXTEO NVE 31ANO oget R14. . _ with the Privileges and iininuitiiies. ---- Th;Estate abounds wit't Game ; the Lands adjoining of the Duke of Devonshire and 11' itlic? , Ten Thousord Aces, are atrial, prou.rvol. Thrre are also very A 1,1 7 A111.1:: 31INES_OF COAL AND IRON-STONE in gri at abundance, producing at reeent a large rental, but capable of an immediate and connidasble tiscreiae. l'finted particulars and_ plans of the Estates may he Inal (at one shilling etch). of W. B. Thomas, Esq., Chesterfield ; at the Ilt4l. !krt.!: !toll's Head, Loughborough ; Tontine. SherS..l,l ; ito es t Exchange Collet (Lam, Manchester; lien and Chieke. ,, . eningbani ; Old Bath, Matlock ; tirsnliy. Ilartoogate : I.lbrarr. Leamington ; the Leeds ; the Buxton : birerpo.4. Ilettison's Library. Cheltenham; of Messrs. Williams, &oohs, Powell, and Itrodcrip, Lincolits Inn; lleasrs. .%11:acy and Coles, Throgniortomstreet Messrs. I:artlale.and Redfnrd-etier g at the Auctionliar t ; and of Messrs. Robins, Cueentleanien, where plans of all the Estates, and a drat' ins of Sutton Hall, may be Deem SALES 114 AUCTION. -- • THE COTON PARK FAR In the Parish of Rosieston, in the County of herby . comprising • very good Fenn-house, and 2112 Aerie of rice lent Land, in a ring fence, contiguous awl would form • desirable appendage to the Chtleote Estate. Tithe-free, Land Tas Bd. 17s. per annum. By Messrs. ROBINS, At tho Auction Mart, London, on THURSDAY. Nov. 18, by direction of the Trustees for Sale of the English notate* of the late Marquis of Ornionde, under an Act of Parliament. A N'ALUABLE and very coinpact FILEEiIOLD ESTATE, o , cosisting • COTON PARK FARM, free. of tithe. It Is plea•antly situate contiguous to the Chileote Estate, in the Parish of Rosirstion, with • good Farm-house and re. quiaite Farm Buildings, and 211 ACRES, V ROODS, 19 PERCHES, of excellent Land. in a ring fence, and divided ir.to irenvenlent inelosures ; the Farm has been long in the occupation of John Burton, a respectable tenant, nt a low rent. The estimated va lue is 4330 A V CAR. Particulars, with Plans ILIIMAM, may be had of W. B. Tito. m Esq. Chesterfield ;at the King's Arms, Tamironit ; George, Litchfield ; , Queen s Burton ; . P stiby ; Atlierston ; of .Mcssrs. Williams, Brooks, Powell, Bokteriff , Lincoln's Inn ; of Messrs. Amory and Coles, Thrng- IllOrtiM-street at the Auction not; and of Vlessrs. Rubins, Covent.garden. IN lI.AMPSIIIRE. UNDENIMILE FBEE1101.1!) INVESTMENTS. By Messrs. ROBINS, A DmiitABLE FItEEHOLD INVESTMENTS, alike advantageous to Capitalists or Sporting Men, with su perior Agricultutal advantage., comprehending altogether 16:11 ACRES vety fine Meadow, Pastore, Arable, and Wood Land, divided into three distinct Estates. well connected and abounding with game; each petitioning excellent Farm-houses, Earns, and ah suitable Outbeildings ; situate in the most preferable part of 'lamp !vhire, and only Anilines frton t own. Particulars may he had of 31 ears. Robins, Covent-garden. Valuable mEyERSION6 to ON E.NINTII PART of PRO PEUri , near Derby, and MONIES in the FUNDS. By Mr. BULLOCK, At Oarrnwar's, nn WEI/NE:SO.IY NEXT, at 12, Til IS PROPERTY is estimated to be of the value of 11,04.10!., and consists of Houses and Lands at Ashborne, in the county of Dahl, producing at rant a Rental of between :VOL and 400. per Annum and one-ninth will become the property of the purchaser on the demise of a Widow belly, aged 04 years, provided the vendor (n nephew), aged 28, survives her. I Also 6001. NEW Fol. IL PER CENTS. subject to his father's life. aged M. Particular% may be had till the Sale at Oarraway's; of Mr. Stutter, Solicitor, 17, Milbank-street; and of Mr. Bullock, High llulborn. LEAS1:11()1.1, EsTATE, IIEkt3IIINDSEY, ..... ...... Pruductno about loot. per Annum, fur a Teem of FOrty.nine Years. By Mr. BULLOCK, At Garrawny'o. tnt WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 12, SIX rood 11( /USES, of a neat aml uniform appearance, situate in Wildcmeno.street. near Itaalcephon-street,item,, , mi. see; and another 1101 7 sE in the rear. The whole held for the above term, at a f imund Bela of 17s. do. per Annum, and let to very punctual and respectable tenento, at about 1201. per Annum. The Bowies are in very good repair, and evretnely well situated. May be viewed by leave till the sale; and Particulars had on the Premises; at liarraway's ; and of 31r. Bullock, High 1101- bum. TO COAL ANI) TIMBER MERCHANTS, WHARFIN CEIIS, AN!) OTHERS. Spacious IYIIA RC, at the head of the Grand Surrey Canal, Camberwell. By 31r. BULLOCK, At Garraway's, un WEDNESDAY NEXT, at IS, A MOST desirable PLOT of GROUND, 239 feet In I 1. depth ; the one end possessing a frontage of 14 feet on the Camberwell high road, and the other the saute extent, including the entire head of the Canal, and the privilege of lying abreast the same, and having at all dines water to dust a laden barge of any burtlim. There la on the ground a giodem briek.built Counting Howie of two rooms, a large Warehise and Stable, and a portion of the Property might be advantageously let off. The whole held for an , unexpired semi of Thirteen Years, at the Ground Rcut of MU. per Annum. Also a DWELLING-HOUSE adjoining, and fronting the Camberwell-riot', with Front and extensive Back Garden,; held for 11l Years, at 2. i. per Annum. To be viewed till the mile, and Pertirulars had at Garraway's; at the Corn and Coal Exchange Coffee Houses; and of Mr. Bul lock, High Holborn. IMPPOVED RENT, Arising from a Rand Ilivute;ad:: 4 l4High Holborn. By M r. ItU CIA /UK in , At tinerawav's, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 12, rriVENTY-PIVE GUINEAS per ANNUM, for Twentpaix Years from Christmas lmt, arising from the Monte, No. 238, High Unborn, which ha. been recently repaired by the present tenant, who hold. on boom (fur which he gave a pre mium), at the Annual Rent of 83 guineas; held fur the above term at 60 guineas. May be viewed by leave, and Particulars had at °areaway's; sod of 3lr. Bullock, 211, High llolborn. LEA3EHOLD ESTATES of a NTT 1621. per ANNUM, WESTM I NST E It, Under the Dean and Chapter. lir Mr. IMILLOCK, At Garraway'a, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at Twalre, In Font Lots, THE valuable and beneficial LEASES, at low Ground Rents, of THREE substantial well-built HOUSES, in Hyde-place; THREE OTHERS, with SHOPS, in Chapter-' street ; and a neat 1101 . SE, No. 16, Douglaa-street, near the Vauxhall Itridge-road; let at Annual /tents amounting to 134 f. The limund of the whole is 23/. 7s. per Annum; terns 30 Years unexpired, and renewable according to custom. 31a7 be viewed by ]cave till the Sale. Particulars had on the Premise.; at ciarraway's ; and of air. Bullock, 111, High Hol born. Excellent fashionable Household Furniture. Sideboard of modern Plate, Table and Bed Linen, China, Glass, 233 dozen of the choicest 11'inee, Library of Books, and iniseellnicous Erects, King's-road, Bedford.row. By Mr. W. STF:I'ENSI, On the Premises, 13, ing'a-rnail, Ile-Hord-row, on MONDAY NEXT, and following liar. at 12. T B E Excellent MODERN hi RN I Tr'R E anti EFFECT:4, late the reperty of Mr. Samuel James Wade. son, comprising capital mahogany four-post, tent, and French bed steads,: with chintz cotton furniture, excellent vase feather bed% and bedding, winged wardrobes, chests of drawers. cline! alai other dressing glasses, dressing tables and stands, easy chairs, elegant ' drawing room suite in roacwoo.l card, loci, and sofa tables, pier ta bles, chefieniera, a pair of handsome rosewood bookcases, rosewoo I chairs and couches, square piano -forte, suite of mown curtains, chimney glasses, Brurnels carpets and heanh rugs, cut steel and brass fentiers. The dining room furniture consists of an excellent set of mahogany dining tables , pedestal sideboard, Turkey carpet, mahogany chair% bookcase, 1,01)0 ounces of fashionable plate, an peri.n. plated article% table and bed lined, rich cut glue, china, select library of books, 250 dozen of peculiarly choice wines, con sisting of Whit,: and Red Hermitage, Claret, Port, Madeira, and Sherry ; harness, kitchen utensils. and miscellaneous edicts. Man be viewed this day I and Catalogues had on the premises; and of Mr. Win. Stevens, 36, Old Jewry. VALUABLE REVEIIAION TO MONEY IN THE FUNDS. Bs Mr. WILLIAM STEVENS. At the Auction Mart, on THURSDA y. August 1121. at 12, by alder of ..thr.A.,fortllattee.. sod with the concurrence a the As- Illtetleel o f W . C. hurry, Film; ABSOLUTE REVERSION to £2,100 NEW Ft/11k PE l t CENT. ANNUITIES. being the Moiety of 424,21M1 of that Stook, standing In the names of very respectable Trustees, which will be receivable an the decease of a married Lathy, in:“I M. The Trustees have a discretionary power to sell the X 1,200, and invest the Produce in other Stocks, Funds, and Sent rides, to be held upon the *VIM Twits. Euribur Particulars may be had of Messrs. Swain, Stevens. Mapleq, Pears,. aid Minh Solicitors, Frederick's-id:re ; and of Mr. W ilLam Kteveis, SS, Old Jewry. KEW lIRIME. A MOST ELIGIBLE PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT. By Mr. FORREST. On August st Twelve o'Cleek. at Caraway's reffee-littese. Change-alley, fornhill. In One Lot. V.% I.V.IIILE and very IMPROVING FR EP:110W LsTATE, consisting of the handsomer:one ' , ridge aims the Rita , Thames. at Kew, with the tolls arising therefrom. The britlitt was (teen:Alin a very substantial manner about Myelin/Igo. under the mutetion of an let of Parliament. The tolls, upon an meragc I'm the holt arctn yearn, have amounted to Tuors,%Nt.) TWO If CRIME() AND SEVENTY- Tli REI: POITNIXS PER. ANNUAL _ • The It subject to a tontine of 1.11191. per 101P11111, divided, into three elr.Ases, in the first of which are 34 survivors. receiving 3101. per annum, tbe youngest of whom is 12 years of age. In the second are 23 glirvivurs, the youngest upwards of (kb receiving' 337/. lest, and the third class is nearly extinct, as there arc only three survivors, of the ages of 81, W. and 115 years, receiving " 4121. 11 4 . per annum. Th e a n nua l ch arms o f collecting, keeping the premises in repair, and all other ineidental expences, have nut encecilint r:, 3 present income of NINE lII'NIinI..I)POUNI/S PEII. ANNUM, which will be inateritillv increased m the Tonsine falls in, and an increase also in the receipts at the bridge may be fairly calculated u Any further information may be had, by applying to the Check Clurk; at the Bridge, of whom printed particulars may he had 21 slays mottling the sale: als o o f Messrs. 'Williams, At' hitniere, and Co.. Solicitors. Imicoin's.inn ; at the place of sale ; and of '3ll. Potent, 87, Altlersgate-street. BALES DT AUCTION. LEASEHOLD ESTATES AND IMPROVED RENTS, Aldersgale.street, CommerciaLroad, and lloxtoo. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTIL At the Mart, on TI'II: 4 DAY, August 24, at 12, In Seven Lots, Lot I. A LE.ISEIIOLD ESTATE, consisting of a Wooding Factory, Work.ahops, and Buildintri, situate In Netdvslai-court, adjoining to Maidenhead-court, Al dersgate-street ; let on Lease to Alamos. IValmsley and Holland, and producing a net improved rem of 261. per annum. Lot 2. A LEASEHOLD D%VELLING.HOI'SE and PRE :III:4ES, situate No. 6, 'it. Michael's-alley, (omhill ; let in counting-houses and apartments, and producing a net rent of about tilt. per annum. • • —• Lot 3. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a Dwelling. hou►e and Premiu•e, situate No. 2, Albion-terrace, Commercial. road ; late in the occupation of Mr. titnittoti, at a rent of li3/. per anntun. Lot 4. An I11P11()VED RENT of 721. 164. per annum far • term of 94 years unexpired, amply secured upon rive Dwelling tion‘eit and Premises, Nos. 4,6, 6,7, and U, Kenning's-terrace, Roston. Lot S. An IMPROVED RENT of 721. 11k. per annum, for the same term, tuAlsuniluly secured upon Nos. J, Itt, 11, 12, and 13, Kenning's-terrace. Lots n and 7. A MASI: HOLD ESTATE. enmprlnlng Seven 1/welling-boom:a and Prenuart. Nos. I, 2. 3, 11. 15, 16, and 17, Kenning'F-terrwa: ; held for 11.1 years at a ground rent. - - • - _ May he viewed, and Particulars had previous to the Sale, of Atoms. Burdett and Bedtime, Solicitors, No. 27, Niche). lag-Inne ; Mr. Edmund Walker, Solicitor, 21, Lincoln's Inn fields ; Mr. Atkin, in. Solicitor, No. I, John-street. Bedford-row; at the Mart; and of Mn. Shuttlewurth, No. 211 (adjoining to St. red's Church), Poultry, removed from No. 27. SU IFOLIC.—VA 1.1 'A nr.}: LA NDE D ESTATE. By Mr. 8111:TTLEWORT if, At the Auction Mart, on TUESDAY, August 24, at 12, by order of the Executors of Mr. Lionel Dowry, deceased, AMost desirable anti valuable FREEI - 1( ILO anti s mall part l'l.tPYlit)l,l) ESTATE., comprising :119s. se. 20r. of very fertile end productive Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, In a high slate of cultivation, divided into convenient inclosures by strong fences, with a considerable quantity of thrifty Growing Timber, Three Farm Houses (one of a superior description), con venient and suitable Agricultural Buildings, several Cottages (the whole in good repair), Orchards, Gardens, anti Common Rights. The Estate forms a must eligible property for occupation or in. vestment, lying compact, and nearly within a nng-fence. The tithes and outgoings moderate; the land-tax is part redeemed ; opportunities for preserving gone extensive; and the situation very convenient, being only 9 miles from Stowmarket, 14 from Ipswich, 20 from Bury St. Edmund's, and about KI front London, in the parish of M'etheringrett. end hamlet of Brockford, near the r turnpike-road from Ipswich to Norwich, in the county of Suffolk. May be viewed, and particulars hod of Messrs. Pearson and Lawrence, Solicitors, Ipswich; Mr. John Bionifield, Bailing ! ford, Norfolk ; at the principal lttns In the adjacent market towns ; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttlewonh, No. 28 (adjoin ing St. Mildred's Church), Poultry, removed from No. 27. LEASEHOLD ESTATE. TOTTENHAM. 117 Mr. SH UTTLEWUKTII, At the .11a►t, en TUESDAY, August 24, at 12, A ..• . Valuable LEASEHOLD ES FATE, held for a term of which 47 years are unexpired, situate in the preferable part of White Hart-lane, Tottenham, In the County of illiddlesex. comprising two spacious substantial residences, with large walled gardens, coach.houses, stabling, and suitable office*, in the oceu. psalm of respectable tenants ; one on lease, the other to a yearly tenant, at rents amounting together to I • May be viewed with leave of the tenants, and particulars had previous to the sale, at the White llart, Plough, Ship, and Swan Inns, Tottenham; of Merin. Sella anti Son, Solicitors, St. 31ildred's-court s at the Matt; and of Mr. Shuttlevrorth, 28 (adjoining St. Mildred's Church), Poultry; removed from 27. LEASE, HOUSEHOLD FUMNITI 'RE, AM) EFFECTS. Ily Mr. SHUTTLEWORTIL On the Premises, on FRIDAY, August 27, at 11, by only of the Assignees, THE LEASE, of which IS years are unexpired, at a rent of only SOL per annum, of a spacious convenient DWELLING HOUSE, with commodious warehnuse, counting. house, and premises. conveniently situate tin a merchant ur whole. sale trader, No. 3. flould-square, Crutcheilfriars ; and on the sans* day will be sold the remaining Household Furniture, warehouse and counting-house fixtures and effects. Alay be viewed one day preceding the sile, when particulars sad ,ittalogues may be had on the prermacv ; of Messrs. Kirkman and Rutherford, Solicitors, Cannon-street; and of Mr. Shuttlsworth, So. VI (adjoining St. Mildred's Church), Poultry, removed from No. 27. TO COMB-MAKERS AND OTHERS. 711;Wr.'SI1CTTLE1VORTH, --- At his Saleroom, No. 28. Poultry, on MONDAY. August 30, at 11, by order of the Assignem T " E extensive and valuable STOCK in TRADE, removed from No. 3, Gould-square, Crutchedfriars, consist ing of 632 Dozen Tot toiseshell Crops 71 i Dnsen Tlentoun TA Ditto Bands 2tl Ditto shuttles IM Ditto Braids 117 Ditto Bo: Combs 276 Ditto Pin 139 Ditto Ivory ditto 244 Ditto Pocket 1073 Ditto Born Combs, earl -244 Ditto Imperials ons. A quantity of rough Tortoiseshell and refuse, and miscellaneous articles In trade. May be viewed one day previous to the sale, when Catalogues may be had at the plow. or sale, of Messrs. Kirkman and Rothe. ford, Solicitors, 21, Cannon-street ; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, fY (adjoining St. Mildred's Church), Poultry, removed from 27. KENSINGTON. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTII, At the Mart. on N‘'SBNESDAV. September I. at 12. A WS] RA 1:1. E LEASEIIOLD ESTATE, compris -1 ing six neat Brick Dwelling-houses, situate Nos. 4,6, 6, 7. 11 and 9, in Eampacn'a.place, nem. the Swan, Kensington Ward Pits, producing a net rental of 631. per annum. May be viewed, and particulars had. six days previous to the Sale, at the (;wan, Kensingion (;ravel Pits; at the Mart t and of Mr. Shuttleworth, 191 (adjoining St. Mildred's church), Poultry, removed from 27. ESTATES.—BRIMITON, CITY OF LONDON, KEN NINGTON, and ANNUITY of 23L per Annum, arising from COPYHOLDB at nOUNSLOW. By Mr. WILLIAMS, _ ----- • -- • • • At the Auction Mart,lfiiiitolotit;W:iiue,On FRID.tV, Sept. 3, at Twelve o'Clork, Orda of the Trustees of Mr. George Stent, ACAPITAL FREEIII/LI) RESIICENC4.(in an unfinished state) moat desirably situate No. V, Marine square, Mitritieparads, Brighton. This property is submitted as a favonrablc opportunity of purchasing a Itesideom in one of the most improving and fashionable situations in Brighton, and a FR EEHOL I/ BR IeK•IRU I LT Dtt'E MANI; HOUSE, No. I I, Essex -street, near the Brighton Arms, of the estimated value of twenty guineas per annum. A Substantial FR L'EAD)I,D BR WK-BT ILT I/WM.I,IND ROUSE, No. 3, Oloucester-coup, St. Andrew's-hill, Doctors' COllllllO7lll, in the City of bonsitni ; on Lease to a highly respectable Lessee. for a term of which live years were unexpired at Midsum mer lath, at a clear Net Rent of thirty pounds per annum. An Eligible LEASEIIt)I.III ESTATE, comprisiti. , a Mick. built Dwelling !know, with Yen Court, and large Barden, very cheerfully aid resit y:ably situate, No. 3, Providence-place. Ken.. nington.lanc, nest the Barden, the high road leading to Vauxhall. bridge; in the occupation of the proprietor, 1 Mr. Miller, who will give immediate poasessioo; of the presumed value of 331. per annum. A DWELLING lIOI'SE and GARDEN, No. 4, adjoinlne ; let to Alm. Durlash, tenant at will, at 31/. lib» per annum. The whole held for an unexpired term of forty-three years and a half, flout Midsummer tart, at a Gmund Item of I rd. 15s. pet annum. A Neat lilEAAE1101.1) 110l'Sl: and GARDEN, No. 12. l'auxhalh!etrace ; let to 3lr. foundry, tenant at ail!, at 3W. per annum. llchl fur 24 years mum iced. at the trifling Ground Rent Bs. per annum. And, AN ANNUITY of 23?. per Annum, issuing out of Four Coprhold Houses and Gardens. at llounslow, in the parish of Isle. worth, Middlesex, on the south side of the mad leading to Ilan_ worth, in the occupations of Messrs. Parrett, Lynch, 'Watford, and Spruce. To be viewed till the sale with leave of the tenants, and descrip tive particulars had ten days preceding the sale, of Messrs. I.ash mar and son ; Mr. S. Ridley, auctioneer; Messrs. Faithful, soli citors; and at the Old Ship, sad White Horse Inns, at Brighton ; also, of Air. Hayward, 21% llre:ul-street, Cheapside; Blew & Bridger and Adams. solicitors. Angel -firm; at the White Hart, Kennington-cross; Queen's Arms, Kcnuington-lanc ; and of Mr. Terugmurton4treet. SALES BT AUCTION. DENMARK HILL. EXCELLENT RESWENCE„ WITH (MANE HOUSE, STABLING, AND LARGE GARDE N , By Mr. MILLS, On TUESDAY, August !11, at Twelve o'clock, at the Acct..% A l Bartliolomew-lane. TEE LEASE, with immediate posaesaion, at a Ppp er . corr, Rent, of a Genteel Family RESIDENCE, d i I.glanw. situated on Denmark Hill, Camberwell, the corner of the roxi leading to Champion Hill, commanding the most interm:,, scenery. The Premises contain six chambers mid dreg in handsome drawing, dining, and morning ro oms , excellent do,ta-ii offices, detached coach our, stabling for three horses, and garden, beautifully laid uut, and abuodantly stocked with fruit a u , in full bearing. To be viewed till the solo by application on the premises, wh o , particulars may he had ; also at the Mart, an d 0: Mr. "Lik , Chapel-place, poultry. ESSEX. VALUABLE FREEHOL - 1/WFATE, wi th in Forty Milo 4 London. By /AT. M 11,1,5, On TUESDAY, August 31. at Twelve o'clock, at the Auct ot Mart, Bartholnmew-lane. ACompact and very Valuable FREEHOLD ES T A TP known as BA MOCKS. connisting of about Silty Ann„( capital Arable, Pasture, and Wood lAnoi, in the highest man of cultivation, Ivit;g nearly , within a ring fence, with an vteellm; Fano House, suitable Agricultural Buildings, situated hi th e parishes of Stabbing. Old Sailing and Barfield Sailing, i n t i nt vicinity of several good market towuus, and abundaaoe d p at being about live miles from Dummy, nix from ISrainnee, f ont , teen from Chelmsford and Bishop Stortford. L e t on L ease to ktr . .Icheph Smith, a highly responsible and uneseeptimabl e for an unexpired term of six years, at the very low rem of col p, ; annum. The property is submitted as an eligible inveitrotat. The Estate may be viewed by leave of the tenant, until the ink of whom particulars may be had; also of :Velars. Knigh t 4.4 Eynon, solicitors, Basinghall-street, and at the Sarat , n's u q d Hunniuw ; White Hart, Braintree; Saracen's Had, Chelmsford! Green Mon, Harlow; Ileurge, Bishop's Stanford; Crown, rn: stone; at the Mart; and of Mr. Mills, 4, Chapel.pi nct, l'oultry, London. ST. JAMES'S STREET AND PALL MALL. CAPITAL LEASEHOLD HOC•rEs PROM:CI NO AN IMPROVED RENT OF ::1131. PER ANNUM. By Mr. MILLS, Oa TUESDAY, Augu■t 31, at Twelve o'clock, at the Allah. Mart, Bartholomew-lane, is One Lot. A VALUABLE and UNDENIABLE SECURED ,L V 13114 D I‘'E D RENT OF 2DIL PER ANNUAL mini front an important Leasehold Estate, being 1 and 2, St. hem's, Street, and the corner of Pall-mall, comprising a capital ssil elegantly finished spacious Dwelling Busse and Shops, in the as nitration of Mr. Sams, and Mr. Palmer; also one other Brick Dwelling Douse with Shop adjoining. in the occupation of 31t. Swallow, hatter. The above mentioned premises as let on leue fur the whole term. The respective premises may be viewed by permission of ibr tenants, of whom particulars may be bad ; also of lessadcr drop rll, EN. 9, Lincoln's Inn, /Owaquart ; at the Ma r t, sa id Mr. Mills, Chapel-place. Poultry. TO CAPITALISTS. Bull Tavern, Tap, and Posting, and about Forty-five Acres of Rick Land, coma' g capital Brick Earth, Shooter's 11:11. By Mr. MILLS, At the Auction Mart, on the 15th of September (unless an &cur. able offer is previously made by Private Contract), Fr HE valuable beneficial l;01 D-WI LL and LEASE jE of those highly important and extensive Premises , luau u the BULL TA t'ERN, SHOOTER'S HILL, KENT, ea the high road from London to Dover, established upwards dell hundred years, and which has always been resorted to by tiler:ie. cipal families, as affording the best accommodation, indepenthrt of which, it commands the most unrivalled scenery in thrkirg. does. The Old Tavern contains numerous chambers, spacious chains. rooms, billiard-room, bar, dairy, ice -house, and numems mestie conveniences. The outbuildings comprise euessos stabling, coach.houses, granaries, post-boy's house, smith'ishop, and spacious yard. The New Buildings, which an contiguous, contain nouns( bed-chambers, two noble lofty dining-rooms, a spacious ten 11)1 y Room about 7o feet long, hall, and domestic commies-Is. The Tap. A free house, comprising a neat brick-bud: buildwg, with a good trade attached. The Pleasure (hounds, which comprise about four urn, air lald ma with infinite taste in serpentine walks ; and the Gankm, which are highly productive, would form a considerable profit us • market-gardener. The land comprises about forty.five acres pasture in the highest state of cultivation, part of which is situated adjoining the grounds of Shrewsbury House, and the remaining on the high rood Goa London to Dover, about one mile of water carriage, and comairs an ineshaustible quantity of superior brick earth. This Property, upon which upwards of 30,0001. has km et. pended, stands unrivalled, and would farm an eligible inresanna for Capitalists. Descriptive Particulars are preparing, and may be haCiremen days previous to the Sale on the Premises ; also of Henn Pa ' cock, Esq., Solicitor, No. 31, Warwick -street, Holden-iput ;st the Inns at Dartford; at the Man; and of Mr. Mills, (tupel. place, Poultry. MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, FP.IDAT, AUGUST 20. The supply of Wheat this week is moderate, and of other ynts but trifling. The Wheat trade was extremely heavy today; pro l as on Monday. Owing to the uncertainty still existing as :0 wit. ther the porta will open for Oata at the average pnce of as 1 10 quarter, the trade in this article remains In the Wile state fa 011 Monday last In other articles there wain* material altemiot._ SMITHFIELD, AUGUST 20. Deer . so Od to 4 Odl i Veal . 31 Id to is I 4 Mutton . 3s Od to 4. 4d Pork - 3s 04 to kdd Lamb 3s to Is Od nEAD OF CATTLE TIMIS DAT Basins, 403 Sheep, 8,630 :Calves, WO I Pige, 101 lIA/.3IARKET. Th., (Old) • 61 Os Od to 31 Ifs Od New Inferior . 21 13s Od to s/ 10. Ud Clover (Old) 61 Ilk 6d to 61 Os Od Ditto (Inferior) . 31 as Od to 41 17s lid Straw . . 21 fia Od to 2/ ISs NEWOATE AND LEA DENHALL—(By :he Lana.o. Beef . 2s 4d to Si ad Veal . 3s 0,1 to is 01 Mutton . lOSto 3s lid Pork - 31 Od to Yl 4 Lamb 4s 4kl to 4s 6tl Pitlt'E OF IBREAI►. The highest Price of Bread in the 3letropolis is 100. for ta four-pound Loaf. There are others who sell from a helve: l U three halfpence below that tate. _ _ PR ES OF 11A ST...7Amr. 4's. flay • lON Od to Ms Od I►itto (New) f.Os Od to 80s Od Clover . 81s Od to Ilho Od Straw . 43s fid to 65s 6d PRICE OF TALLO Town Tallow . 301 Od Yellow Russia . 374 6tl White ditto -36 s 6d Soap ditto . 36s Od Melting Stuff -29 s Od Ditto Rough PHILE OF HOPS, POCKETS. Kent Slimes Id 04 to 71 15s . M Ilk to G/ 15s Essex . 61 O. to 71 7. Farnham, tine, Ini Us to 131 AND STRAW. HAW 111111TECHAlln. Ha y - 700 Od to Illit Il Interior . --sOd to -+M Clover - 801 Od to 1.2111 MI Straw . 4.56 01 to Elk 0.1 1111 . 61 , 6(31,t. S oodir,t ( rditi : to • est l e.: P res , ogs & a . p c. ..1121b. iLest6b . : ea:: per Cwt. Aro IC Kent Sus.ei Essex Best Heifers and Steers, nm.s. 84 51 to ti 10 - 41 Ds to Al Do SI et , to ti 4,51 Os to 101101 per stone .3s 2.1 to t 4d Middlings . 2s Ind to Si Stl ODES. Ordinary . 2s Gd to ed 31arket Calf teach) • (4 Ig KET, AL a. 20. !os.D. COAL 31A111 511119 AT 14ARILT. 11011111 Neweaule 41; 11 Sunderland . 13 1 Stone Cad 0 2 Culm - - 2 raars Me &I to Ya A; 308 Od to no n od to -' l a S/i Od lo 331 ed FISH. MARKET, FRIDAY. Atm. 211. Turbot!). 12s. to ruck; Dorm (large). It. to Ilk cc 6 _; Ditto (small), 2.. to each ; Salmon (boot). 101. to Is. Do. (interior). Sel. to 10d. per pound; Do. !crimped) 3 c. pound; 1/o. Orilla, fal. to 8(1. per pound; Do. (inferior). :" 1 . pound; Trouts, Ad. to ttil. per pound ; Haddocks, 12s. (!) P e. dozen; Ib. (large), Ys. to 21.. M. each; Flounders, 2s. 61. 0. 4 ' 1 ' the 28; Dabs, .1. to 4s. per brakct ; Plaice. Ss. to 6s. per b° ll ,, e " Perch, Is. 6d. to %. per pound; Eck, Is. per pound I •° ° 7 3. to 4s. li d. each ; Crabs. Is. to 2). each ; Prawns. 3s. per P° 6 Shrimps, 2s. to 2s. Cal. per gallon ; Oysters. 6s. to 1 2 .. per bu`"',4 BIRTH. On Thursday, at Hampton Court, Mn.s George Se 3 'no"' • ° lauglitt r. MARRIEIL I At Eilirhurgh, on the Pith July, by the Rev. Juno Her.iet• accord ir.g to the forma of the Presbyterian Church, and on the Irth, inst. 1w thy Right Rev. Bishop Sandford, according to the forego' the Luglish f'hurch, Sir Alr ianih•r ikin. of Newton Poe. B r ' • Representative for the County of Roxburgh, to Orate Jane. rivo i daughter ofJohn Stein, E.q. Heriot.row. Nat . p. F xt At Quaintori, on Saturday last, by the Rev. Jones Captain Henry Baler, R.N. to Harriet Selina Pion. Y ( "" - daughter of the late W. Pigott, of Doddershall Part., in the( vio t i of Burka. DIGH WATER THIS [MV AT I,INDIIIIBIIS/O• Morning 1 min. after 11. Afternoon IQ i 1 Mr - Printed at TIIE BRITISH l'lt ESA Office. be J.W.C!%" °° ' 12, Strand, and Published by H. ClAginil satue Wit' ,9/ % ',worm FR E 6ll(i it a 0 ROU situation for "I I Y AM P 6 ' 'dne, is r , fituati3n, 13VRSI my eseee, " ABEI. Fl deviled (' by thernwi. Trn!ber ltl Comrum ( Chambers] detault the W AN Pn INTEND wblrd.street, TilOs Sqjui up with e wine Win lle trusu general sysi will render SKEAN bomical ph boo opened rritE : spect Establish= d the Reg *Day of swanned ts Soho-sq . As no pi the Propri transits of both in re quality of nun atll be hope to of Public is onion and Every nc of carriage Regent's GcA • add present Sch Four Prize abort space kit and CO his friends without tik hill ; 26, ( Scheme, *I as under, v; 2 . 2 - • . the whole o on the s:h I The greatc GUN AN 11.1 otl pb : yuant ib tersea l yn yn e:nt. and Pocket In additi added the I tired from I New and im very low Gana boi D' and efficaci renovating sumptions, tam, Lown harass the to convince will never r Prepared street: Que Ili. each • at 22g. each &Wats inci nth. Observe, J. R. saffr de. Sole 1 market, Le Johns:on. I este, end I LA6T A T ABS liega and W elon ant r nf e;a m i n i ; ' Bedstead s , Cabin Lan lined up, t ding. Writ Cavalry at Bela,The Ila i let Bone i Ant style Articles it of 6 one Ready be mad e al Am the th eld . _ CLAPTON. By Mr. SNUTTLEWORTIT, At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, Sept. 1, at II o'clock, TILE LEASE of CLAPTON lIOUSE, a spacious and most substantial FA M I LY MANSION, with attached and detached offices of every description upon a large scale, eaten. sive gardens , and eleven acres of rich meadow land, most desirably situate near the Lea Dridge.road, at Clapton, Middlesex. The House is suitable for any establishment of magnitude, and well calculated for a ladies' school, containing nine airy bed-chambers, and xi: large attics, handsome dining and drawing.ronms, break. fast parlour, morning and music rooms, library, an elegant mar. blc hall, domestic offices upon a corresponding scale, detached coach-houses and stables. large yards, a chapel, green and hot houses, fish-pond, extensive flower and kitchen gardens, tetrace walks, and an inclosure of rich meadow land, the whole coin. prising about 15 acres. May be viewed, oral particulars had on the premises; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 31 (adjoining St. Mildred's 1 Church), Poultry, removed from No. 27. : 1