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771 *, LI 7!"~" PROM TUESDAY NIG!! T'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Office of Ordnance, April n, 1823. ag Regiment of Artillery—Second Captain J. U. Wood, from a -pay, to he Second Captain. Ordnance Iledtcal Department--Surgrons T. M. Jonas and T.II. Pogo, M.D. from half-pay ; and F;rst-Assistant-Surgeons O. Ilaurice and P. Venable., MD. to be Surgeons. Second. A ss ic e nt.Snrgeons T. Seaton and T. 11. Quigley, to be First. Assistant -Surgeons. Second-Assistant•Surgerria J. Barlow and W. Sproul!, from ttalLpay, to be Second-AssistEr-SurrOns. DIVIDENDS. May 17. William Beale and James Henry 11 - ratite, Union /Met. Southwark, hat-makers, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. May 28- Henry Thames Pepper. Kingston-upon-Thames, stoat eamort, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. Inky 17. 1 homes IVhite, Begent-street, whiteemith, at twelve, at the Inky Court. slay 17. John 31inter 3lorgan, Geo-ge Medews Morgan, and Robert Morgan, Belle Souvage-yard, Ludgate-hill, wholesale eta. Moneta. at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. May 17. Henry Harrison, Southwark Bridge Stone-wharf, stone mason, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. May 17. Nathaniel Dunderdale, Bollseck, Leeds, clothier, at eleven. at the Court-house. Leeds. May 18. John Lewis, Ooyfrey, Monmouthshire, cicala in tim ber, at twelve, at the White Lion, Bristol. May 17. George Birt, Pickett-street, Strand, tea-dealm, at ten, at the Ba•tirrupts COWL May IS. John Crafter, Salmesbury, Lancashire, denier, at de mo, at the White Horse Inn, Preston. May 20 Francis English. Birmingham, draper, at twelve, at %torn, Temple-meet, Birmingham. 18. John heat, East Lone, Cornwall, money-scrivener, at amen, at the Commercial Inn, Plymouth. May*. Francis Shand, Liverpool, 4°a-merchant, at one, at the Shags Inn, Liverpool. May 18. John Aston Wilkes and Thomas Ellis Hammond, In gham, glass-toy-makers, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Ingham. sy 17. Stacey Wise and Charles Brenehley, St. 31ildrcd's- Poultry, pope--niakers, at ten. at the Bankrupts' Court. y I. Henry Golding, Lower Thames-street, rice -merchant, *ens, at the Bankrupts' Court. Slay 21. William Goff, Brigh ms theltone, Susses, linen-draper, k at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. May 18. Thomas Blake, Cowes, Isle of Wight, brewer, at ' l / 4 1111elve, at the Fountain Inn, West Cowes. CERTIFICATES —May 17. John Page 'below, Bridpnrt, Dorsetshire lin-ndraper— William `Gotten, Titton, WorcesterThire, miller--Joseph Lkins, Oieford -aree, cheesemonger—Edmd Stolworthy, Chiswell-street, cheese. 'tfartgei—Edwin Tippetts and Edward Gethen„ Ilasinghell-street, • Ihetors—James Dyson, Longwood. Iludderstield, Yorkshire, •Illethier—Francis Kain, Fore-stmt. Limehnuse, coal-merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. .1,-..-- uv--' ' - ,e Bann, Marple, Chester, timber- James Robinson, Manchester, cotton tmston Bridges and John Thompson, -ford and William Crawfrd, Edin- Neale and Thomas Neale, Wood ight and William Dad. Liverpool, --er and Luke Bower, Sheffield, joiners Thomas Henbrey, Ore, Surtex, brick and John Rayner, Kinpladd, cheese -44r and William Nettleskip, Everton, '—Charlotte Eglon, Ann Eglon. and mum, dressmakers—Edward A ins e, and Joseph Ogden and William worsted-spinners--Edward Turner J-street, Soitallields, silk-manufae ., William Knight, Manchester, iron- James Chadwick, Lower Hey 11141, Rocb dale, woollen-carders--Richard Taylor and Thomas Piunington, Liverpool, auctioneers. } . i i • ; James Warhurst and George J stmehants—John Senior and Jam IrlionfartuTers—George Bramstor Oldham, drapers—John Crawfort %ugh, ironmonars—Henry Nea wlisset, Cbeapside—Robert IVrigtu satfollen-erspers—John Bower and .arhomas Sinnock and Thomas tiakars—William Benton and Jc Mongers—Robert Dawson Otter a NOttinghamshire, brickinakers—C Mary Ann Etheridge, Southampt wprth. Hamer Hall, Lancashire, Walls. Bradford. Yorkshire, we and Robert Csmplin„ Steward-at teers.—Robert Jones and Will founders--Thomas and James Ch MARKETS. [From the London New Prior Carrsat.] TUESDAY, APRIL r. 15. DOTTON.--The demand for Cotton last week was most ex tensive, upwards of 76,000 bales having changed hands, eta very uonsidtrable ativarce on Pernems and Egyptians, but less' oti India ; Bengal,' have attracted more attention, from their relative ceZnest. GAII.-.The Sugar market last week was unelmtris.nly heavy. aird the new Sugars from Demerara were so pressed on the market for immediate Pale, that a further reduction of fully Is. per cwt. took place. Free Sugars, but dark in colour, lith.; good at Rs. No Jamaica* were cold under 83s. The Sugar market gave way 91s. • Its. per cwt. this forenoon ; very brown Jamaica, but with strength, sold at Os., dark red Ns. ; some coloury Demcraras wtre dared at file. The decline from the late highest price is 10s. a 12s. per cwt. The Refined market gave way Is. last week; brown Lumps adized freely at 834.; the finer qualities in proportion Molasses 0811. 6d. heavy. Tire Refined market has again given way; low Lumps are this forenoon offered at 825. ; Molasses remain at 211 s. 8:1. There were renewed inquiries after Foreign Sugars last week, and tome plod white liavannah sold at 48s. COFFEE.-The pu blic sales brought forward after Tuesday last were entirely ta ken in, and of course afford no criterion of Lee market prices. The only purchases by private contract were semi Jamaica , good and fine ordinary, which were taken at an advance of 3s. a 4s. on the prices of Tuesday, and a parcel of St. nomingv Coffee 68e. There were no public 'ales this forenoon. The demand by private contract appears reviving; yesterday 68e. was paid in several instances for St. Domingo Coffee ; to-day figs: : sod there appears a very great improvement in the appearance of the market. OILS.--The Oil market continues heavy ; the purchases of Fish Oil are confined to small parcels for the immediate use of the trade. Linseed has been very heavy, but has again advanced to 241. 10s Ripe Oils are heavy and lower. • RUM. BRANDY, and 11OLLANDS.-The Rum market re mains in a very depressed state ; the Government Contract was taken on Friday so low as Is. 7id., and some proportion has been disposed of by the contractors to the trade at a profit; we have heard of no sales of Leewari Rum : some parcels of Jamaica have been pressed on the market for money, on account of the prompt day for the extensive business done in February; some Jamaica's, N over, hats been sold at 2s. 7d. and '2a. 8,1., some 29 and 30st *e.t.d. ' • but the parcels thus thrown upon the market have been all dared off, and no purchases could now be madeat such low rates. Brandy is steady, parcels to arrive, 35. ld ; last years housed, Xi. XL • 3.. 4 d.-lhe extensive excise sale of Geneva last week vent at Is. 7d. and Is. Bd. At the close of the market an express from France was announced. stating great damage done the vintage by -frost ; Brandy in eonse ce is Id. • 2d. per gallon higher : to arrive may now be quoted 3a. 24., Isst year a housed, 3s. Pitt. HEMP, FLAX. and TALLOWY.-The Tallow market is very heavy ; the new, 38s. a Ms. 3d., and for arrival, 375. a 37;. gemp is dull at 411. lOs., and in bond, 911.-Flax at the late quo tation. CORN ZIGHANGIS, Aran. 27. We had but few fresh arrivals of any grain this morning. In oaniequence of what passed in the Parliament on Monday and yes terday evening (from which it appears the only alteration that is kkaly to take place in the corn laws, is the voluntary admission far home consuoiption of the grain, bonded previous to May 1822;) higher prices were denisnded for most articles to-day, but no im provement can be stated. except in oats, which were about Is. per qoarter dearer. The bonded wheat warehoused before 1822, was mostly withdrawn till the result of to-morruw's debate is known. SALES BY AUCTION. MR. WILLIAMS'S SALE of GROUND RENTS sod ESTATES will take place at the Auction Mart, THIS DAY, at 12, in the following order:— The UNDIVIDED MOIETY of GROUND RENTS. in sad to the under-mentioned highly valuable and Important Pro-. wry; Tin— Lot I. The GROUND RENT of CV. per Annum ' • i suing out of that noble Mens:nn, Gamelford House, in Hereford.street , on lease to the Right lion. Lord Granville. Lot 2. The GROUND RENT of 261. per Annum. arising from the Rcsider.ce, No. 10, Hertfoed-street, on lease to :tit- Dud arm Lowe Lot 3. The GROUND RENTS of 4111. per Annum, issuing nut of the capital Houses and Shope, Nos. 250 to 215:1, South Bide of Oxford-street, and the Residences, Nos. 4 to 8, in Hereford. Oxen. Lot 4. The OROUND RENT of 541. per Annum, arising from the Hawses and Shops, 2U to 237, Oxford-street, and Nos. I, 2, and 3 in H e reford-street. Let 6. The GROUND RENTS of 361. per Annum, issuing out of Three capital Houses, No. 20, Hereford-street, and Nos. 62 and 63. Park-street. ,Lot 6. The GROUND RENTS of :21!. 41. per Annum. arising from Two Eouses sod Premises, Nos. t 5 and 66, West side of Frith... l feet. Soho. Lots 7a C. TWO capital FREEHOLD RESIDENCES. Noe. 6 is.:d 6, Manlie-tquare ' Mat:ne Parade, Brighton, with peessOon, and of the v..lue of 2101. , Lot P. Au eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, No. 10, Devon ibire.phtee, Brighton, on lease for 14 or 21 years, at a net rent of 701 per„Annum. Lot n. A desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, No. 16, g H ssinshire-place, Brihton, on lease for 7, 14, or 21 years, pr e. o. dining a clear net Rent of au. 13a. per Annum, held for eighty. three 3,...trt. Lot 11. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, N 0.14, Cumberland. pisee, Brighton, on least foe three years, at a net rent of 421. per Annum. Lot 11. A neat FREEHOLD HOUSE, with lerge F0.."-ennrt and Gsrtlen, Marine View, Brighton, near the New Park, si:l. ruic•Ain le" , 13 m 18. FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD ESTATE. 4 in !%di.1.'1 , .-es and Surrey, yrosiuciag a net income of upwards of 2001.1.er Annum. Life 19 and 20. THIRTY SHARES in the EAGLE Fire and Lore Anailranee. Descriptive paricillon may be had of Mr. Williams, Tbrog. anon-street ; tad at the Auction Man. ' SALES BY AUCTION. POLICY IN THE EQUITABLE ASSUkANCII OUICZ. lty WIN6TANLEY and SUNS, At de Mart, TO-MORROW, at 11, • A. POLICY fur FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS, eficctod in August 1313, on the Life of a Gentleman nod in his 67ch year, rid-jeet to an anansl payment of %1. li'. Printed lott,icidars may be had at die Alert, and id %Vinstaalsiy and Sims, Paieraoster.rnw. BOND VOR 8.0001. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, Iti-)IORHO%%', at by order cf the Ex;cutors of Daniel Mission, Esq. ABOND of his Royal Ilighntas the Dttke of York, N. the principal eitni of &NW. in part payment of which been received, tae' remaining 1.600/. tears interest at I per elm., has been regularly paid half-yearly at )losers. Cants and Cm's. Printed Particulars may be had at the tdart ; of John Allen, Esq., Clifford's Inn; and of Nfin,anley and Sons, Paternoster row. FREUROLD SHARE, IN FULHAM AND PUTNEY BRIDGE. By WINSPANLEV and SONS, At the Mart, TO MORROW, or 12, by order at the Klecutors of Mr. Fight, ONS-lIALF of a SHARE in the BRIDGE over the River Thames, from Fulham in :11iddlescx to Putney in Surrey, which is Freehold, giving the owner a vote for both Counties, and lias latterly produced an income of about 751. per annum. Printed particulars may be•had at the Red Lion, Putney; Ring's Arnie, Fulham; of Mr. Jones, Solititor, Hattield-street, S , aniford.street ; at the Mart; and of Winstanley and bone, Paterr.ostervow. LLASEHOLD FOR FIFTY-ONE FEARS, Producing "_II. 10.. per Annum. By IFINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart. TO-MORROW, at 12. by order of the Adininla tratrix of Mr. John Alien, demised, ALEASEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of a brick. built Dwelling-house. ctintaining eight .rooms, 'bunted in Halton-streer, hower-roti, Islington. to tire occupation of Mr. Davy, on an Agreement for tan years, at 311. ner annum held for an crespired term of tl rears, at Cl. 10s. a year ground-rent. To be vi2wed by permission of the tenant. Printed Particulars may be had at the place of sale; of Mr. Barrett, Bell-yard, Doctors'-commors. and of Winirtanley and Son., Paternoster-row. CHEAPSIDE. Capital Premises, suitable for a Public Company, Banking, or Wholesale Concern, or any other Business where show and extant are requisite. By WINSTANa.r.I" and SONS, At the Mart, TO.:tIOR ROW, unless an eligible offer b made by Private Contract, THOSE very capital, roomy, and desirable PREMISES, No. 18. Cheup-ude (the South aide) nearly opposite the site of the New Post t tfEce, most admirably adapted for any public com pany. Comprising a very extensive shop. with commandin g double front. A very commodious Dwelling Rouse above, and excellent cellars. Held under the Goldsiaith's Company, for a term of twenty-one years, at a low rent. To be sieved by applying on the premises, where printed par. ticulars may be had; also of Alessra. Sweet, Stokes, and Carr, Solicitors, Dasingliall-street ; at the :dart; and of NV instanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. LEASEHOLD ESTATE, HACKNEY. By 11'INSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart. TO-MORROW, at If, in One Let, by order of the Executors and Trustees of Richard Dann. Esq. deceased, ANgible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of eli four neat nrw.built substantial DWELLING HOUSES, each three stories high, and containing two rooms on a floor, with small yards, situate in Dann's-place, with a right of way into Bell yard, near the Bridge at Hackney, aid in the occupations of Mrs. Lawrence, /11r. Austin, and other respectable tenants, at rents amounting to upwards of 110!. per annum. Held fcr fifty-eight years, at a reserved rent of 551. per annum. To be viewed by permission of the tenants : printed particulars mry he had a: tie Mermaid. Hackney ; of Mr. Hillary, No. r 2, Mayfield -street, Ralston; Mr. Crosland, Solicitor, Old Broad street; at the Mart; and of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. ENFIELD, MIDDLESEX. COMMODIOUS DETACHED VILLA RESIDENCE, With Coazlihouse adjoining, walled Gardens, and Meadow Land, about 21 acres. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At V • Mart, TO-MORROW, at 12, ALEASE, for 2: years, of a most respectable VILLA RESIDENCE, delightfully situate in Turkey -street, En deld, about 12 miles from London, commanding extensive and rich prospects, and containing ample accommodations for a family, viz. excellent di.ing and drawing c00n,,, rimming parlour, library, tire principal bed chambers, three dressing rooms, thme servants' moms, kitchen, scullery, and an amplitude of domestic offices, con veniently arranged, and properly fitted; two coachhouses, stabling for four horses, capital and most productive walled gardens, clothed with the choicest fruit trees in full bearing, extensive lawn, broad gravel and grass walks, canal, and greenhouse. The meadow land in divided into three paddocks of very superior quality, and is a high state of manursge, ornamented by a serpentine canal, supplied from the New River. The whole comptising about 21 acres, land tax redeemed and tithe free, and early possession may be had. To bcvi :wed by tickets only, which, with printed particulars, may 6: had of %Vinstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row : particulars also at the Falcon aid Four Swans, Waltham-cross ; the Rose sr.(' Crown, Enfield IVashway ; the Greyhound, Enfield; and at the Mart. COPYHOLD AND LIEF:HOLD ESTATES, HAMMER SMITH, prndueing near 2001. per Annum. By W INSTA NI,EY and SONS, At the Mart: on FRIDAY, May 13, at Twelve, in Lets, ANEWLY -ERECTED BUTCHER'S SHOP, with slaughter-house, Ice.; a Basket-maker's Shop, with yard; and a Saddler's Shop. with outhouses, lately put into substantial repair, and a large garden ; the whole eligibly sitnate in the High street, Hammersmith, and on lease to respectable tenants; and Seven firlek Messuages, in John's-place, at the bark of the above, le: to yearly tenants. Also the Idle Interest of a Gentleman aged 30, in a House and a large walled garden, situate in the High-street. The whole are copyhold under Fulham Manor, nearly equal to Freehold, the fine being certain and small. To he viewed by permission of the tenants, and printed particulars had at the Cellee House, Hammersmith; at the Mart; and of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster -row. CAPITAL ARABIA; FARM OF 141$ ACRES, CANVEY ISLAND, ESSEX. lly WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Auct;on Mart. on FRIDAY, May 17, at 12. A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, exonerated from Li the land.tax and tithe free, consisting of a very productive Corn Farm, dividel into convenient inclosures, situate in Canvey Island. in the county of Essex, part of which cowgirls brick earth of excellent quality, and which. with the produce of the term, may be conveniently shipped for the London markets. There is a looker's cottage. with barn and suitable buildings, all in excellent repair; and possession may be had at :it ichaelmas next. The whole Were a most eligible opportunity either for investment or occupation. To be viewed. Printed particulars may be had at the Inns at Southend. Rockford. Raleigh, Billericay, Brentwood, Chelmsford, and Romford ; of Illesers. - Le Blanc, Oliver, and Cook, solicitors, New Bridgeostreet, London ; at the Mart ; and of %Vinatanley and Sons, Paterooster.row. FREEHOLD COT (AGES AND FOUR ACRES OF LAND. AT RALEIGH; AND A AIESSUAGE AND WHARF, AT HADLEIGII, NEAR SOUTHEND, ESSEX. By WINSTANI.EY and SONS, At the .Bart, on FRIDAY. May 27. at 12, in Lots. ,LIGIBLE FREE I IOLI ) ESTATES, consisung of 1' a BLACKSMITH'S SHOP and TWO COTTAGES, 'Unite in. the Town of Raleigh, and a FIELD of MEADOW LAND. of about Four Acres, contiguous to tile Town, and con taining Brick Earth. Also. a good Brick:milt 31EssuAGE., with GARDEN and WHARF. situate at Hadleigh. near South End, E.sex. -To be viewed. Printed particulars may be had at the Inns at Southend, Rockford, Iladleigh, Billericay. Brentwood, and Amu ford ; of Messrs. Le Blanc, Oliver, and Cook, Solicitors, New Bridge-strect, London ; at the Mart ; and of Wiratanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. DULWICH, SURREY. • Elegant Villa Residence, with twenty-seven Aires of Land Leld for . Sixty mink, at a Ground Rent. • Dr WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Alan on FRIDAY. May "7 at Twelve. AVery Capital, Commodious VILLA RESIDENCE, adipted to the accommodation of a Family el the tint re speeability, seared on an extensive and verdant lawn, overlooking a park-like paddock, surrounded by luxuriant shrubberies and gravel welts, and commanding pleasing views of the rich scenery aroond, including Knight's 1I 1 , &c. The Denise is in perfect order, &midi aup,ili-t! with good water, and contains apartments of ample dimensions, viz. an eating-room, about 31 feet by '2O, and 13 feet high ; drawing.ronm, 30 feet by 20, and 13 feet high, elegantly &Tors:eel god Paint sl by an eminent foreign artist; library, 31 fret by 20; morning room, gentleman's room, numerous chmithers. dreashigi rooms, bath room, &c. &e. with suitable of3ces of every denomination, rwteh.hon,e, ambling, and other out-buildingii. yards, productive gar lens v ith lofty fruit wales„ most abundantly crocked with - fruit trees of every tie.criotion, hot.houriel, phasstire g•onnev, and and rich me,idow land, divideil by sunken t.ittccit, awl ithogetber o pork-like pniitlock ; the whole io e'iolino about taie.rty-severr acres, with imitable Cam buildings, list Ps enttage s ant! loe;e at the entrimee, situate in the much ad. wired and social vililre of Dulwich, 10 the county of Surrey, oily fire miles from London. Held by lease under Dulwich f; allege, for a term iv:len:of about sixty years arc unexpired at a ;,round retie. . To be viewed by tirkors roily, wl.ich, with deccririve partienlars, mi., be had of Winsianley and eons, Paternostcr-row ; and also at the Mart. 1 -4 THE BRITISH PRESS. SALES BY AUCTION. FREEHOLD ESTATES, CHARTER-HOUSE LANE. By WINSTANLEY and SONS. At the Mart, on FRIDAY, May 27, at 12, in Two Lots, by order of the Executors of Withal') Child, Esq. deceased, ADesirable FREEHOLD PROPEItTY, consisting of a Dwelling House, large yard and carpenter's workshops, and other premises, situate in Red Lion-court, Charter House-lane, let on lease, in the occupation of Mr. Smith and Mr. Heath, pro during together 83/.loi. per annum. Also Five kleasuages ac!join. ing, Nos. I, 2,3, 4, and 3. in Red Lion-court, let to very old tenants at will, at rents antoifuting to 601. a-year. To be viewed. by permission of the several tenants. Printed par ticulars may be had of Francis Child, Esq. N 0.128, Upper Thaines street ; of files. Chester, No. 4. Red Lion-court; at t h e Mart; and of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. CLAPHAM : COMMON, SURREY. ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, OFFICES, AND LARGE GARDEN. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, .it the Kart, on FRIDAY, May 27, at 12, by order of the Ezeca tors of William Child, Esq. deceased, AN exceedingly cheerful and convenient FREEITO LT) RES I DI.NCE. with coach-house, three-stall stable, and offices. large garden, and fore court, pleasantly situated on the East side of Clapham Common, Surrey. The accommodations consist of six airy lied-chambers, a dresmng-room, three servants' rooms. housemaid's closet, handsome drawing-room of good proportion, morning.room, excellent dining parlour, breakfast-room, gentle man's moan and storeroom, light kitchen, scullery, and yard, amply supplied with tine spring and soft water, cool larder, roomy cellarage, with other conveniences, suitable tars genteel family, who may be accommodated with early possession. To be viewed fourteen days previous to the sale by tickets only. which, with printed particulars, may be had of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row ; slso of Prarcis Child, Esq. No. 123, Upper Thames-street ; at the Plough, Clapham ; on the Premises; and at the Mart. lIERTFORDSHIRE AND ESSEX. FREEHOLD AND COP]' HOLD ESTATES, containirg near 400 Acres. By IPINSTANLEY and SONS. At the Mart, early in June, by orttcr of the Trustees for Sale under the Will of the late Samuel Pole, Esq. deceased. VERY elizible FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES, situate in the parish of Barley, in the county of Hertford, and in the parishes of Chrishail and Chishall, in the county of Essex, in the high road to Cambridge, from whence they are distant only 14 miles, 4 from Royston, 16 from Ware, and 37 from Landon, comprising two farm houses, with barns, stablirg, and out-buildings. three cottages, yards, gardens, and sundry ia closures. pieces and parcels of meadow, pasture. arable, and wood land, containing altogrther about 1 4 75 acres 36 perches, let to two respectable tenants, Mr. Joshua and Mr. IV m. Judd, the former of whom has occupied his farm near 40 years, at exceedingly low rents. This property offers a most desirable opportunity to any person fond of shooting, as the neighbourhood abounds with game. At the same time it will yield abundant income as an investment. The day of sale, and other particulars, will be notified in futuse advertisements. KING'S ARMS•YA RD. COLEMAN-STREET. Capital and very Extensive Premiss, formerly occupied by the London Institution, and well ailaonsil for any Public Company. By AVINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart. on FRIDAY, May 27, at Twelve, by direction of the Executor and Executrix of Thomas W. Hetherington, Esq. deceased, in One Lot, THE very Capital and Extensive PREMISES, most desirably situate in King's Anna.yard, Coleman-street, ad. m i rably adapted for any Public Company or Concern requiritfir ac. conimodation for a numerous Establishment ; comprising a spaci ous Dwelling House, containing excellent and well proportioned room,, and every convenience for a family; a stack of warehooses, sad smaller dwelling adjoining. AU of which are Leasehold, under the Mercers' Company. for an unexrired term of thirteen years, at a ground rent of 401. Also the freehold Premises im mediately adjoining, including. large paved court-yard, sobstantial stabling, and coach-houses, with rooms over ; and vaults opening into and communicating with MU-alley. To be viewed by Tickets only which, with Particulars, may be had of Winstanley andpinns, Paternoster.row particulars also of Messrs. Nettleship and Bicknell, Solicitors, Grocers' 11.11, Poultry; and at the Mart. DEBTS, FIFTEEN MILES FROM LONDON. By WINSTA NLEir and SONS, At the Mart, in a short time, in Two Lots. La 1 . A PART FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATE, consisting of a genteel compact RESI DENCE, in the Cottage style, with all suitable attached and de. tached Offices, Stabling and Cnitch-house, Walled Garden, Lawn, and Pleasure-grounds, and Nine ACM of rich Meadow Land, de lightfully situate at the entrance of the rural village of Northaw, in a sporting part of the county of Herts, a short distance from Pot. ter 's Bar, five miles from Hatfield, four from Barnet, and fifteen from London. The House contains, a neat entranze-hall, eating-room, morning parlour. capital lofty drawing-room, with French windows opening to the lawn, and a water-closet, three principal bed-chamber, a dres‘ing.room, and nursery, with separate staircase and four se condary chambers In the upper story. The (Mites comprise, housekeeper's and butler's rooms, ser vants' hall, larder, launder, and servants' room over kitchen ; washhouse and suitable cellarage, a paved carriage•ya-d, double coach-house, stabling for six horses, lofts and corn-chamber, a pro ductive Garden, and two Paddocks adjoining tae Lawn, containing altogether about Nine Acres. Lot 2. A PIECE of excellent MEADOW LAND, adapted for building on, containing about Nine Acres and a half, situated in the road leading from Northaw to Che‘hunt. The Day of Sale will shortly be announced, and further parti• culars may be had of Winstanley and Sons, Patemoster-row ; and of Mr. Gardiner, Surveyor, 68, Old Broad-street, COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS, AND PRINTS. VIOLINS.' COACH TRAVELLING DIAL, CHINA, SHELLS, AND OTHER EFFECTS. By DAAYTON and VENTOM, At theAttedoo Mart, on TITESDAY NEXT. May 3, at 12, by • otter of the Administrate: of Mr. Thomas Shipston, deceased (and removed from his lam residence, No. M, St. Mary-are), eomprsing . ABOUT One limadred and Sixty valuable OLD PAINTINGS and PRINTS, of Portraits, Shipping, Hunting, Landscapes, Fruit, &e.; 20 Violins, one by St:sync' , Flutes. Shelia, China, and sundry Books : the whole the genuine Property of the Estate. May be viewed the day preeedine the sale; Catalogues had of Drayton and Ventom, Aorta:alarm, 97, LeadenhalLstreet ; and at the Mart. The valuable LEASE of the PREMISES, bB, St. Mary -111 e, to be sold, subject to the low rent of 311. 10s. per Annum. LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, QUEEN'S-ROW, WALSWORTH. By DRAYTON and VENTOM. At the Auction Mart, on WEDNESDAY, May 11, at Twelve, ARESPECTABLE Leasehold brick-built DWELL ING HOUSE, in good repair, desirably situate, No. 34, Queen's•row, Esat-lane, near the Turnpike, Walworth, containing four airy chambers, two parlours, kitchen, wash-house, and nest garden, with entrance from the Lane ; held on lease for a term of 37 years, at the low ground rent of U. in. per annum. Mav be viewed by application to Mr. Bonner, at the Pilgrim, opposite the premises; printed particulars had of him, and of Drayton and Venom, Anctinneers. Surveyors, and Estate Agents, LmdenhaU-street ; and at the Mart. FREEHOLD. GROVE-STREET, MI LE-2ND, Particularly deserving the attention of a Public Company for Alms Houses, Ey DP A VTAN and VENTOM, At the Auction Jlart, on WJDNESDAY, May 11, at Twelve, in One Lot, COMPRISING Six newly-erected brick-built DENCES, numbered ItoIL and known u Hope-place, in Grove -street, near Grove-road, Able-end, land tax redeemed,-con taining each three rooms and small garden, in the occupation of most respec•able tenants, at ;rents amounting to 781. per annum. These Houses have been recently erected under the superintendence of the proprietor, are well timbered. are eligible as an ihrestment, and entitle the purchaser to a vote for the County. lilac be viewed ten dare prior to the gale; Particulars had at the New Globe, Mile-end ; day s prior Drayton and Ventom, Auctioneers, Surveyors, and Estate Agents, No. 91, LradenhalLetrect ; and at the 51art. ELEGANT DETACHEI I RESIDENCE, .• DROVE ROAD. MILE-END, rty DRAYTON and VENTOM, At the Auction Mart, on WEDNESDAY, May 11. at Twelve, AR MODERN brick-boilt and stuccoed ES' I)ENC E, in the occupation of Mrs. Croft, desirably situated in Grave-wad, 31i1e-end, within 1 mile and a half of Town, contain ing five airy chambers, drawing and dining rooms, neakftist parlour, study, entrance hall, patent wit Cf• clnget, kitchen, scullery, lartt,•r, amplitude of coal, wine, and beer cellaring, r large paved yard, with entrance Ire folding gates. detached coach-house, two-stall s ahle, harness-mom, brew-house, loft, and a man servant's room nvtr. flower and kitchen gardens, handsomely laid out, with edi pond will stocked. green and forcing houses. The Douse is ti:; ed in a style of modern neatness. rombined with a chnateness of design, peculiarly elezant, the exterior painted in imitation of atone, the entrance approached by stone steps, covered by a henthinme veranda, ornamentally pAinted and supported by pillars, the whole enclosed by s brick wall and iron railmg. This property is In the -meet perfect repair; is let am lease to Mrs. Croft, a highly respect able tenant, at the annual rent of Pi., and 1e held on lease. 74 y.!sra of which arc unexpired, at the very low ground rent of IW. per annum. May be viewed by tickets only, tkom 11 fob, which, with printed mirticulsra, mny br had of Dr:; :in in:d Venter-, A uci ionmss, 11, Leaecalail-street. .41116. SALES BY AUCTION. FREEHOLD ESTATES. NEAR FINSBURY-SQUARE, By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTII, At the Mart, on %WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 12, in 21 Leta. unless previously disposed of by private contract. VALUABLEand very improvable FREEHOLD ESTATES. eionerated from the land tax ; comprising 24 dwelling.houses and premises, Nos. 1 to 20 inclusive, and Nos. 22, 23, and 24, being nearly the whole of Ilolywell-row, near Fins bury-square, in the immediate vicinity of the New North-road, a neighbourhood rapidly increasirg in respectability and consequence ; alai) a ground rent amounting to H. 101. per annum : in the occu pation of respectable tenants, the principal part for the remainder of terms which expire at Christmas 1830, at old and very low rents. amounting to 400!. 10s. per annum. May be viewed, with leave of the tenants, and particulars had previous to the Sale of Messrs. Lowlcss, Crooke, and Batty., Soli citon, Hatton-court, Threadneedle-at:wet; at the Mart; aad of Mr. Shuttieworth, 28, Poultry. FULHA 51, MIDDLESEX. By Mr. SHVIIIsEWORTH, At the Man, on FRIDAY, May 20, at 12, By order of the Trustees of Henry ltVilliam Pomeroy, and Kinder Mason, Esquires, rp HE following valuable COPYHOLD ESTATES, _IL nearly equal to Freehold, the fine being small and cer tain, viz.:— Lot I. An elegant COTTAGE RESIDENCE, with Gardens, Lawn, and Pleasure Grounds, containing together about 3A. 2K., beautifully diversified with Plantations and ornamental Tintht r, delightfully situated on the Rank of the Thames, near the Bride:, at It ulham ; now in the occupation of Alexander Sampayo, Esq. at a very low rent of 1751., but whose Lease will expire at Michael mas next. Lit. 2. The EIGHT BELLS PUBLIC HOUSE, aituated on the high mad, at Fulham, leading to Putney Bridge ; let on Lease at a net Rent of 30/. per annum. Lot 3. A PLOT of GROUND, with a substantial TIMBER SHED erected thereon, on Lease to the Proprietors of Putney Bridge. Lot 4. A LIFEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a valuable and ornamental COTTAGE RESIDENI:E, situated on the Bank of the Thames, near the Church, at Fulham, with Lawn, Pleasure Grounds, and Gardens, tastefully planted, with Summer-house and Terrace-walk, commanding beautiful Views; in the occupa tion of Lady Ilawarden, or her under-tenants, on a Lease which will expire at .Michaelmas, 1826, at a low Pent of 65L per annum. _ _ _ . . . May be viewed, with leave of the Tenants, and particulars had, ten days previous to the sale, of Mr. George Law, Solicitor, No. 10. New_square, Lincoln's-Inn ; at the King's Anne, Fulham ; the tnnon, Branford ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. '2 3 , Poultry. NEAR DITNMOW. ESSEX. By Mr. SHUTTLE WORTH, At the Mart, on THURSDAY, May 2t, at 12, unleu previ ously disposed of by Private Contract, HILL FARM, a desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN ACRES, be the same mote or less, of rich meadow, pasture, and arable land, with a farm-house. farm-yard, barns, stabling, and imitable agricultural buildings, desirably situated at Old Sampford, near }inching Field, about ten miles from Dunmow, and forty-eight from London, in a preferable part of the county of Essex. Now in the occupation of Mr. John Willett, at a very low rent. May be viewed with leave of the tenant, and particulars had at the Saracen's Mad Inn, Dunmow; Sun. Thaxted ; Hose and Crown, Saffrom Walden; Green Man, Harlow • Black Boy, Chelmsford; Stokes', Epping-place; of Messrs. I;nwless, Cross, and Batty, Solicitors, Hatton -court, Threadneedle -street; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 28, Poultry. TA VISTOCE-NUA RE. EXCELLENT TOWN RESIDENCE, WITH COACH HOUSE AND STABLE. By Mr. SHUTTLE WORTH, At the Mart, on. TIWRSDAY, May 26, at 12. in Two Lots, A N Wegant FAMILY RESIDENCE, in perfect Lll2 order, and most desirably situated, No. 11, on the east side of Tavistock-square, in the parish of St. Pancras, and near tie New Church, containing seven airy bed-chambers, spacious hand.. some lofty drawing-room, 24 feet by 21, communicating by folding doors with an anti-drawing-room; excellent dining-room, 24 f•et by 21; breakfast parlour, suitable domestic arrangements, and collaring. Also, a good COACH-HOUSE and Three Stall Sta ble, with loft anti servants' room over, situate in Tavistock-mews, immediately behind the residence. The Estates are held under se parate leases, for terms of upwards of 70 years unexpired, at low ground-rents. May be viewed with Tickets only, which, with Particulars, may be had of Mr. Shuttleworth. No. 28, Poultry. Particulars may also be obtained of Mr. "%Veiny.. Solicitor, Warnford-court, Thrognionon-street ; and at the Hart. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES. BRIXTON, PUTNEY AND SOMERS-TOWN. IV Mr. SD UTTLE WORTH, At the Mart. on THURSDAY, May 9.6.1825. at PI in 4 Lets. /(SHE following Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATES. held for long Terms of Years unexpired, at low Ground Rents, viz.— Lot 1. Four substantial Genteel RESIDENCES, with nume rous Outbuildings. Gardens, Lind, and Premises, advantageously situated, nearly opposite the White Nurse, at Brixton, in the County of Surrey ; let on Leases to Messrs. 'ooke, Smith. Kemp, and Green, highly respectable Tenants, at net Rents, amounting to One hundred and sixty pounds per annum. Lot 2. Two Brick DWELLING-HOUSES, with Stabling. Yards, and Premises, situated in the High-street, Putney ; let on Lease, and in the occupation of Messrs. Richardson and Wade. respectable Tenants, at Rents amounting to Sixty Pounds per annum. Also, Two GROUND RENTS amply secured, and issuing out of Premises adjoining, amounting together to Twenty. nine pounds per annum. Lot 11. A Brick DWELLING-HOUSE, situated No. 11. Southampton-crescent, New-road ; let at a net Rent of Seventeen Pounds Eight Shillings per annum. Lot 4. An Improved GROUND RENT of Six Pounds per annum, amply secured, and issuing out of Premises in Euston mews East. May be viewed. and Particulars had, ten days previous to the Sale, of Messrs. Sweet, Stokes. and Carr, Solicitors, Ilssinghall street ; and .1 Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 2s, Poultry. ASHTON-HOUSE. IVILTS. By Me. SHUTLEWORTII, At the Mart. on W EDNESDAY, June 15, at 12, unless an se. eeptable offer is previously made by Pr i vat e ,ont ram A MOST desirable and valuable FREEHOLD, ESTATE ; comprising ASII TON-HOUSE, A capital newly-built mansion and offices, with pleasure-grounds plantation/411mila, ahrubbery.walks, preserves for pheasants, fish pond, and productive gardens, situate a pleasant distance to the south of the Bath and Southampton turnpike-reads, and command ing fine views of the surrounding country ; only three miles from Ileytesbury, six from Warminster, thirteen from Frame, and ninety-two from London, in the parish of Crwlfurd, St. Peter, in 'the county of %Vilts. The residence contains nnmernus bedcham bers, a s,-acious handsomedrawing-room, capital dining-room with conservatory, attached library, large entraiice-hall, excellent domestic offices of every description, and capacious cellaring, de tached courthouse, stables, servante.ronms, brewhouse, dairy. and numerous outbuildings, ornamental paddocks, orchards, groves, and meadow land ; the whole comprising TWENTY-SEVEN ACRES AND THREE ROODS, be the same more or less, lying within a ring fence round the man sion, with a private walk to the beautiful river N'yley, abounding with trout and eels, on the bank of which is erected a boattenise, thirty-two feet by twelve, with folding doors, and windows for the accommodation of fitting parties ; the whole forming a most de sirable residence, in a district abounding with game. and affording in the season the beat hunting, coursing, partridge, pheasant, snipe, and wild fowl shooting. May be viewed on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, by tickets only, which, with particulars, may be had at Ashton House, sod of Mr. Shuttleworth, 28, Poultry ; particulars will also be delivered in due time at the principal Inns in Bristol, Seth, Salis bury, Southampton, ‘L'arminster, and Ironic. SALE OF MR. WEEKS'S PROPERTY. TICIIBORNE STREET, PICCADILLY. NIRoi '?4E,NliffEzneetf°n COG ;inl"fia that t he 1 1T3 PROPERTY will commence on THURSDAY. May A, instead of Monday, May 2 (as preyloutly advertised), in the Great Room of the Royal Mechanical Museum, Tichborne-street. Piccadilly. The same will be on view on Saturday next. and till the Sale. Cats/wont may be had in Tic:iborue-street ; and at Mr. De acw's Of f ice. Charles-street. Berkeley-square ; and The LEASE of the valuable and extensive PRE:IIISES will be SOLD en ISdONDAY, May O. Chsrles-atrect, April 27, 1826. 331. E OF DIR WEEKS'S PROPERTY, TICHBORNE STREET. _ - - Mlt. At! DIA TEti:Neilt:r f t3 respectfullynotifies, aeanfoii.wc D t a h r at on e shall SELL. by AUCTION. Oil the Premises, in Tiehhornnatreet, Piccadilly, the REMAINING PORTION of Mr. \V EEIEW* ver valuable EFFECTS , enmprisirg a fine Assemblage of PCORATIVE FURNITURE., in Pendules, Candelabra, Lamps, Vases, Ecritoires, and other items, in great variety, of classical design. and the thirst workmanship, adapted to the sere ral arartmenta of the !Ifanaion or the Cottage ; beautiful specimens of loverlain. Broizes, and Sculptures, nf great value I line Cary- I nca an d Enamels; TaliOUS vutly objects In Jewellery; superb pieces of Mechanism; self-sting and finger-organs; and name. roux other interesting articles. Alio. the invaluable Collection of Moulds and Casts, unfinish ed • Stock, Patterns and Implements. The property may be viewed four dol.. preceding the Sale, when Catalogers mar be had on the Premises, and of Mr. Dana, Curley-street, Deskeley-aquare. SALES BY AUCTION. CAPITAL PREMISES, At the Entrance of Piccadilly, with full command of that Gra Public Thoroughfare—.a situation unrivalled for Business, Tick. borne-street, and Great Windmill-street. By Mr. JAMES DENEW, 0,1 the Premises, on MONDAY, M ay 9, at It, THIS Valuable PROPERTY, adapt e d fur a Pbbfi a Institution, or Business Concern, of the first iTnporance it placed in the most commanding situation in the -Metropolis. and, according to its present arrangement, comprises a *parfait double. fronted Shop, In Tichbourne-street ; large light Shop in Windmill. Ercet, with private entrance; a vestibule and grand staircast lead. ing to a noble Exhibition Room, about 100 feet by 23 feet, lofty in proportion, judiciously lighted and fitted up at an immense e t . peruke- On the same floor are two show rooms of large dimensions, a cheerful sitting room, kitchen, and various domestic accommoda. Lions • three generate staircases leading to numerous bedchambers an d apartments, with extensive light shops for workmen in the attics, clock chamber. ate. The basement contains capacious store places, kitchens, cellars, and vaults; there are several well-placed water closets, and water is conveniently laid on to the premises the whole of which are in hand. A light modern-fronted Shop fi Tichbourne.street Is let to a tenant at will. The property may either be occupied according to its actual arrangement, or ein ibd Into three distinct dwelling-houses and shops_attaching to eithix of them the Exhibition Room. or the three may be advantage ously let off; retaining the present entsanee to the Room froze Windmill-street. The tenure is leasehold, aubjxt to a moderate reserved rent. May be viewed be tickets, to be obtained by principals only, ou application to Mr. Denew, Auctioneer, Charles-street. YORK MOUSE, ST. JAMES'S. MEpSuSbilicS:that RO BINS S wil b l e§ ar l e eav u t t n a o n u n r announce r ; 1 11 th e AUCTION, on the Premilee, in the Stable-yard. THIS and following DAYS, at 12, the depot and appropriate YURNI. TURE, together with the appendages thereunto belonging, of the late Residence of • HIS ROYAL HIGIINF:SS THE DUKE OF YORE. The property comprehends splendid drawing -roots, suits of deb crimson and striped silk taboret in two burnished gold Grecian soda, twelve fauteuil chairs, and French curtains for six windows; carved and burnished gold cheval fire screens, with plate elms; NOBLE FRENCH PLATES, Of great beauty and perfection, in pier and chimney glasses, 92by 63 inches, 89 by 61,72 by 31, 70 by 86, ece...: very fin e bronze and or-molu candslabra for three lights each, bronze vases and cans. meets, ormolu French clocks, beautiful Sevre, Dresden. and OH. ental ornamental porcelain ; table and dessert services of Brads: and French China, cut glass. MAGNIFICENT SPECIMENS OF ANCIENNE BUR In costly armoires, commodes, cabinets, library tables, Menai, and clocks. The private dining and anti-moms of elegant si t blue morino damask, in French curtains for eight windows; r ei ., rosewood Grecian sofas, couch, and thirty chain; chintz coon curtains for seven windows, Bonaparte chains, elegant rot sew armoire, mahogany chiffoniers, bookcases, with braes trellisicion and marble tops ; a pair of satinwood library bookcases, at sp. right grand pianoforte, with additional keys, by Stoddart, wood case ; Parisian mahogany cabinet dejeune tables, s i o l marble tops, and flower stand. The large dining-room of a /id cloth curtains, for five windows and recess • twenty mat Aar chairs and two fauteuils, with scarlet leath er backs and seat ; sec of mahogany pillar and claw dining-table,, &teal &Game, sideboard, marble pier tables, large Brussels carpets, five tautifal painted glass sliding sash windows, and two ditto Frets, ditto; twenty-one servants bedsteads and beddi ng , mahogany dchleani single chests of drawers, wardrobes and presses, and bed•com ts. quisites ; handsome marble chimney-pieces and stoves. May be viewed, with descriptive Catalogues, at 3s. enh, to ba had of Alesars. Robins, Piazza, Covent-garden. YORK-HOUSE. ST. JAMES'S. BUILDING MATERIALS of the late Mansion of .s Royal Highness the Dnke of York. fly Messrs. ROBINS, On the Premises, in the Stable-yard, St. James's, ea TUESRY NEXT, and Three following Days, at 12, THE very Capital BUILDING MATERIALS l a upwards of 100 rods of sound brick-work, large quantirs of Slating, Plain and Pantiles, several Tons of Lead, THIRTY-SIX MARBLE CHIMNEY-PIECES of vein, statuary, Burdiglia, French, and other marbles. meg. nificent statuary chimney-piece, with vine leaf pilaster!, richly sculptured in basso.relievo ; 150 windows, of every description, part with plate glass ; 200 doors, of square panel, moul&d. astragal, double margin sash, street, gib, folding, and other part of wainscot ; carved frontipiece, wainscoting, dsdo, partition, cloacb, presses, and the usual fittings of every description ; A GRAND STONE STAIRCASE, with mahogany roll and ornamental iron panel balustrade. s sa. condor) , stone staircase, 200 square of flooring of clean batten, dowelled and deal, oak and fir timbers in immense quantities, of all scantlings, large quantities of stone, in paving. step'. coring, Pills, and curb ; iron work, in railing, area gratingatid balconies ; water-closets, outside sunshades, hr. May be viewed three days prior, and catalogues had of licart. Robins, Covent-garden. BOND FOR FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS, PA YABLIi WITH INTEREST. By Bless's. ROBINS, At the Mart, opposite the Bank, TO-MORROW, at APOST OBIT BOND for the principal Sum of SOOL Pa'able within Three Months after th. decease of a Noble. man of an advanced age. bearing Interest in the mean tiniest the rate of Five per Cent., which has been paid regularly by a Samoa of distinction. The parties are all of the highest respectability. Further particulars may be had at the Auctiun Man; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden. A RECTORY OF 803 ACRES OF LAND IN HUNTING DONSH IRE, Between Rimbolton and Huntingdon. and the Tithes of 153 ACM in Stow-fields. By Messrs. ROBINS. At the Auction Mart, London, TO-MORROW, at 19. TAE RECTORY, or PARSONAGE, and PRE BEND of STOW LONGA, consisting of three Pima, containing altogether 803 A. 2 R. 39P. of excellent pasture, meadow, and arable lands, Tithe fres, lop thee with THE TITHES OF 533 ACRES of pasture and arable lands in Stow.tields, with three suitable fax houses and corresponding buildings, at Spahlwick, Easton, Br . ham, and Catworth, now let to a respectable tenantry at very tr. duced rents. The year 1814, and for several years antemitrA these farms produc ed 930/. A YEAR, The property is held of the Prebendary of Stow Longs, um Jesse for three livid; the renewals invariably granted on warns% of a moderate fine. The outgoings are 48/. 6s. 841. annually. Particulars may be bad prior to the sale at the.prircirel Inns at Kimbolton, Huntingdon. Oxford. and Cambridge: of st. muel Batchelor. Esq. Chan House, Bath ;of3l r. Ploodu en Kimboltoo, through whom the estate may be seen ; the Auction Mart ; and of Messrs. Robins, London. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. GREAT YARMOUTH, in the COUNTY ef NORFOLK By DRAYTON and VENTOM, At the Auction Alert, near the Bank, on WEDNESDAY, the 11th of May, at 12, by order of the Proprietor, in Three Lou. Lot I. A Modern White Brick-built DWELLING HOUSE, erected in the year 1812, possessing a frontage of 24 feet, eligibly situated in Regent-street, leading hem the 31arket to the Quay, containing a handsome entrance hall. tiro commodious parlours communicating by folding doers, titree.wir doer drawing room, 21 feet by 21) feet, five airy chamber', and every necessary domestic office. The house is approached by a flight of stone steps, enclosed by iron railing. On lease to • molt respectable tenant for a term of seven years Prom Midsummer next. at the annual rent of &V. Lot 2. A spacious substantial brick-bnilt MANSION , ocinl7- ing a frontage of 36 feet, most delightfully situate on the Om. and 138 feet of the Quay-hea 1. Il'ithin 16 feet of the homes is planned with trees, forming a deli ,Inful promenade, and comigsone to the Custom-house. It contains a spacious entrance 11111, draw ing and tithing norms of large dimensions, breakfast parlour, wren commodious airy chambers, and one large attic, blear,. house, and and every other necessary appendage to render it a desirable residence for a large and genteel family ; u approteltel by a baaii. some flight of stone steps, enclosed by iron railing. InSladed' ia this Lot is a large paved yard, with a red briels-bniit rott3se• which was built in 1817; is detached from the three good rooms, which can be let off sep trate:- being in the occupation of the proprietor, an early I • be had. Lot 3. A COTTAGE, comprising three rooms, es:::• yard, situate near St. Georges Chapel, in tile orettpalirii. Howes and Yanley, tenants at will, at f./. per annum. of.rfect state sir eted it rraoe"aassffif tpthbihillenYiesgss a nd pa propertyOP (id!' lyi n g n Wlgi g l-isaarmt co htflet t s ;f t trs oQtaildl ' u.l : dacinny a isa n p d trii:n l :l r g: O ltr' m hhwdetairr th eiti:se e ;at d th a f: i the London t, 'vs.:: the trade of Yarmouth, •lso its &Trott a . traet.on ne • :Ito" fir the benefit of sea bathing, fbr which it is pemlicrir • and receiving the patronage of the nobility stir! peon. • with its excellent markets and public litwary—con;::' • great accommodation afforded by Cie steam p.,ekcis e e . ith London (from which it is distant I.t-:2 col: si—•• - petty equally eligible tor the residence , * of men r:: • retreat, or fur an investment, and entitles the pufe:•. . • for ter. comity. May he viewed by application on the yfr.-rf :.es. • cubits had at the Bair Vartrou h ; Rampant C. • wieh ; One Urn Inn, Bury St. Lidmurirs ; )l:. John Tar ' • Noire Sidney College, Cu•nbridge; and of Dr.-.yion and • Luctior.eera, Sareetors, and !state ,Ittnts. licadenh , •• ondon, where plans and elcvaticua of the I•reTer:y ma , • • speettd. Primed at Til 1: BRITISH PR 4)11,ce. h• 181, *rand, and pablishol by R. CANN° W. MISR plate. ■ -. ! rid kee T• an to I be atu 11 - ‘ 1 to I DA ABF An tint mu 3ti Te B. Ylt J.