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A Pair of handsome Clemons Curriele Mares, a it v hunkomil Brown Polley, a Pair id Black Chariot tickling', a ch ew ., Gig Horse, a Black Gig Hor.c, Four good Ilaekiie )a , .1" Cart Geldings, wok Cart and Harness completa, to be „,A under an Execution; also, upwatils of SEVF.NTY HORSEI of various Deseriptions, amenut which are several good Gig Huse., Hackneys, Nlachiners, Post Horses. &c. N B. Several good Chaises, Giv, Chariots, Harness, ant sundry other Leta. TO BLACK COACH MASTERS, wrAta: MAhl't..a4 HACKNEY•MEN, AND OTHERS. Hy D. SADLER, On THURSDAY, the 4th April, tau!, at the Red ttni: tWlsitechapel, rpHE following HORSES, CARRIAGES, Aci I Twelve Honey useful L•oirtail Black Horses Thee linir.y useful Brown Horses ' Two Roney useful Ray H. , a Hearse, Two Mourning Coombe', a Clam Coach, a P Chaise, Sot H.ickney Ouches, Harness complete for Sexte t ,. Horses, Sot One Horse Chaise;, a Chaise Cart. Two Bdies, Two Hackney Carriage., Two Sets of New C... 4 4 Wheel s _and about Fifty old ditto, a Q .sistity of Coach I , and Stable Utemds-.The Tionerty of Mr. lAte, and we 111 sold without Reserve, hr dralitang the Hackney BultueN timely. The Public in general moll had them worth their a 11:.,. bow. *fo be viewed the Morning of Sale. PRINTS, MAPS, ISRAVFINGS, ROOKS OF PRINTS, AND PORT FOLIOS. fly Mr. RICHARDSON, At his house, No. 31, in the Strand, ova THURSDAY, April 4, aisd the following Day, at Twelve o'Clodt, Lv Order of the ailing lisecolor of tl,e late Edward Poore, Eel._ deceased, ,jrHE Valuable Collettion of PRINTS, after the heat It a l i an 30 4 otli:r Masters, in hoe preservation : among others, ivrally valuable, is Daniel'. Views in Hui &mum, coloured; View of ROVIIe con IWeise Sheets ; Raullzer, Hmorical Prints and Ornament. of the Valiall All 4 VII. of Ant•ouinue, by' Volpato, awl others, highly painted, equal to Miiiiatute. —RAI, Chards the Flll4 and Give.. by Sir Robert Strange, seiy hoe. MAPS—Horwend's Plan of Loudon on Thirte-osiesheets. colours). A clines, Col lection of Original Dr.awi rif Maps and Plan, of Canton, ire Hinds. Costume. Minn — irk, and Diversions. Th. (Suet Collection, 2 Vol. Denou't Egypt, b ul. Hodge'. View, India : Views in Pan,,inuof.; Le Roy'sOreece ; and PORT FL/I.IOS. To be •leiseil tin Wadoesday the 31, and Mornings of Tale ; Catalogues to he had of RV No. ;il, Somali; and of 'Jr. Clarlu, Rookselles a lord street. TU THE ADMIRERS' OF urORGL:: MURILA.Nit;Pac- TultES. By Messrs. R..111.Ng, At their sparions R-itiovi, Piaui, Covent Garden, on SATUft ITAY. April S. Twelve o'Clock,l , y Dire:sena of the En OCUIt.I.I of Mr. William Spencer, late of the Gereides decirawd, " THIRTY' PICTURES, the UNDOUBTED & WORKS of that CELEBRATED ARTIST, GEORGE MORL.AND, the greatest pert of which were PAINTF.D CY lIIM while he retitled in the Home of Mr SPENCER, Jod whit+ have never been in the Iwo& of anv other person. Se veral of them ant allowed to be as HIGHLY FINISHED as any PICTURES HIS MATCHLESS PENCIL ear pro duced. There are al-u several of th • choicest Work% of AN DER SON. FETID - A, IBBETSON, Tt)wst:, HAND, RATHBONE, IiOWET, Sm. The whole are el, candy fram •il also a FEW DitAWINGS by MORLAND and ANDERSON May be viewed Two Days prior to the S..le, with Caul , go which dim be had of Mr. Roper, Chulotte street, I, is cv square* difd et News. Rnbaits, Covent-prden, at One Sh,l• ling wads. • LIFE INTEREST iti'VEN. THOUSAND SEVEN HUN. DRED POUNDS. 7UNDEO PROPERTY; and THIR TEEN THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS, n 1.4 amply secured upon L RGE ESTATES in the WEST RIDING of YORKSHIRE.. 13., Messrs ROBINS. Peremptorily, at Harrawav's Cotter hour. 'Chancealley, an UESDAY, the 16th of April, at Twelve o'Clock, in 'VW r rHE DIVIDENDS upon TEN THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS STOCK in the Three per Cents Bark Annuities, for and during the Life of a healthy Gentl e man. aced Forty-four, and whose Life is in sured ; glad in Three distill& Lots, the INTEREST upset THIRTEEN THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS at Five per Cent. secured upon VALUABLE ESTATES is thr WEST RIDING of YORKSHIRE.. producing tottet'rt a clear income of ONE Tfit AMAMI) and TWENTY POUNDS PER ANNUM, tot and dining the Lite ot the afinesaid healthy OENTI.F.M AN, and whose Life is invert Printed Particulars unsay be had, Fourteen Days prior to ills Sale, of Wears. Demo and Del+, Solicitors, Illeam'a.bun , hap, Chancery-lane; Mr. Fairlms, Staples-inn, Holborn; at Garraway'a; and of Mena. Rollins, C.nent-garden. BRADEIRLD, ESSEX. A CAPITAL AND VERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD F%KM, IN A FINE SPORTING PART OF Tilt COUNTY, mill POSSESSION By Meson. *OWNS, Al Garraway's Colke-!retry 'Clsangemilicy, oa TUESDAI. April 16, at Uwelve o'Cl, rk, in One Lod, ACOMPACT and highly DISTINGUISHEI ) FREEHOLD ESTATE. called BR fs !WIELD LtIDGE, moat desirably situate at Biatheld, Eaten, within three of the PORTS of MIS If LEY and MANINGTREE: r• - • I ter good Market Town. Ten Miles from HAKWICII coLciIEhTER, and Sixty from LONDON ; a Substantial Brick FAMILY HOUSE, SrAPILVS, ant .very suitable Oat builiog. The x thorough repair; a d 151 Acres of REMARKABLY r. • LAND, in a HIGH STATE of ctlurivA nos 1. whole within a ring fence. Also a BRICK. Co 1 . T.1 6 E. ere. 'rem F.MENTs ; a large BRICE KILN, COAL HUU.SI. TILE SHEDS, &c recently erected This Estate is particularly eligible for • Gentleman or Form , food of Field Newt, as it abounds enth Game, and a Pack Fox Hound" are kept in the iieighbourhoodl. N B The Purchaser may have immediate p i mession, rod hr accommodated with the whole Stock, Crop, iii tie usual way, and half the purchase may remain on Mortgage May be viewed am bur prior to the Sale; oho PA rt ala 11 may be had at the Whitt Han, Brentwew. Spread Eagle, Ingstestnne; White Horse, Malden! Peet, Whithan ; Three. Cups, Cat-heater ; White Hay, Iparkh; Crown, Woodbridge; at Garrawais; and of Meal Robins, Covent - ganten, wh ere a Plan of the Emits may 'd ....