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DAY, the 4th, FRIDAY, the ith, SATURDAY, the 6th. WEDNESDAY, the 10th, THURSDAY, the 11th, and FRIDAY. the 12th of May, 1826, at One o'Clock In the After. ppm precisely at the Commercial Sale Rooms, 31incing.lana, the (showing i;OUDS : FUR EXPORTATION. gat India and otbcr Prohibited Wads Old s FOR HOME CI Prints Pictures Wax Candles, &4 '.` , ISUSIPTION. Doi, Tobacco Rum Snuff Geneva Antique Cabinets and Furniture Whiskey Muslin and other Linen Drapery Wine Raw Silk Mina Lace Porcelain Shawls D.!alr, and other Wood Goods Musical Snuff Boxes Cordadt Or-mole Clocks Boats Cornelian Stones Sugar and other Grocery Jewellery Shells Cotton Trimming ToNuto Beans Pictures Skins Prints O erdigris Lacquered Ware hms Needles Musical Instruments Leather Shoes AoJ sundry other Goods, which have been condemned In the Es. chequer, or remained In his Majesty', Warehouse beyond the time halted by law. ALSO THE CUTTER "FANCY^ Milt at his Majesty's Dock.yard, Plymouth, in 161 8 s length 63 feet >t inches. breadth 22 feet': inches, measures 122 Wes, depth in hold 9 feet 6 inches, coppered and copper fastened ; with sundry Stores, aa per Catalogue. Clear of all Duties. To be viewed at the Tobacco Ground, near the Commercial D oc k s , kotherhithe ; and the King's M'arehowse and Cellars, Wychetley's-yard, opposite the Custom-house ; on Monday, the let. and Tuesday, the 2d of May, 1U26, from Ten o'Clock in the Morning to Three in the Afternoon. Goods bought at this sale must be paid for at the Receiver of Flues and Forfeitures Mee, Custom...house, on or before Monday, the 22 b of Mar. 1836, or the deposits made thereon will absolutely become forfeited. KB. The purdutaers of the Goods sold for Exportation will be allowed to have any of them for Dome Consumption, on payment oldie Duty in addition to the purchase money, subject to the same ',relations as if regularly imported. Catalogues may be bad at the King's Warehouse, Wycherley's. yard, price la. each. I)RAZJL LOAN . — Notice is hereby given, that such HOLDERS of BRAZILIAN BONDS as wish to RE CEIVE, the HALF-YEAR'S DIVIDEND due thereon. the Ist of October nest, in ANTICIPATION, by allowing a discount at the rate of live per cent. per annum on their respective moor lions of said Dividend, may receive the same from anti after the sth of next month, by delivering their Coupons or Dividend Warrants on the 3d of said month (May), or any subsequent day, togetLer with numerical Lists thereof, at the following Counting-houses, vit. :—'l hose of the Million contracted in 1821, at that of Alessr.. Buett, Farquhar, Crawford and Co. ; Fletcher, Alexander, and Co.; and Thomas Wilson and Co., No. 6, Warnford-court, Throe mortno-atreet ; and those of the Two Millions contracted in 1825, at that of N. M. Rothschild. Esq. No. 2, New-eoutt, Rt. SwiLhin's lane. London, 25th April, 1826. To sail the latter part of May. F 0 R BENGAL, direct, the new castweiling Ship REAPER, Burthen 3:10 Tons. WILLIAM BROAD, Cnmmander. Lying in the West India Dock. This yowl will rty a Surgeon, and has very comfortable Accommodations for Passengers. lot Freight and Passage apply to the Commander, at the jeru stleni Goffee.huuse ;or to JOIIN S. lIRINLEV. 13. Birchin-lane, To Fail early in 3lay. VOR BOMBAY, the fait-salting Ship BRITANNIA, 1 Butthen 300 Tons. TROAIAS GREENE(' WALKER, RN. Commander. Lying in the Wig India Export noel. This ship has very comfortable Accommodations for ratmengets, and carries a Surgeon. For Freight or Puma, apply to the Commander, at the Jerusa lem toffee-house ; to 31thartt. Webb anti St •aart. N 0.23, Thread- Dtedle.atrett ; crt ts JOHN 8. BIII:•:LEY, 12, Blrchin-lane, Coenhilt Expected to arrive daily, and •ill be despatched with all possible • Speed, • F•OR BOMBAY DIRECT, the well-known Teak, Bombay-built, eoppered SHIP.' CU3IIIRIAN, JOIIN I I.ARKSON, Commander; burthen 720 tons. Ha, a Poop, and it,gnly superior Accommodations for Passengers, and will cirry a surgeon. For Freight or Passage apply in RAZE TT, FARQUHAR, CR AIVFORD, and Co. No. 71, Old B•oad-street. For Passengers only, warvonted to sail lath instant, L'OR MADRAS and CALCUTTA, the fist class River-built Ship ATLAS, FRANCIS licsr, Com mander, lying in the City Canal, Burthen 600 Tons; has ex !eilevt accommodations for Passengers; is lofty between decks; has a Cabin served for those studying the Oriental languages; carries a Surgeon ; and is equipped In all respects as a regular Indiaman. Plans of the accommodations may be seen at Meters. Contra s ad Co.'s, Strand ; Messrs. lissett, Farquhar, Crawford, and CO.',s 71, Old Broad-street. Apply to the Commander, at the Jerusalem Coffee-house ; or to the Owners, lessra. CHAWIERS and GUTHRIE. 9, Idol.lane ; or to BUCKLES, BAOST ER, and BUCHANAN, 33, .dark -lane. QTARKEY'S BANKRUPTCY—The Creditors of t Jitii N tIICSS STARKEY and WILLIAM STARKEY, of Little Pulteney-street, Golden-lasts, brewers, who intend to prove their nebts at the SIOETINO. which will be held at the Conn of C'unmisitioners of Bankrupts, Baidnithall-atreet, on SATURDAY NEXT, the 6th instant, at 111 foe 11 o'clock pre cisely. as requested forthwith to send the particalare of their debts &INd of dissonantly' they hold, with the flanks of the partners in each firm, and the name of the partner who will attend to prove the debt, to our offices, in order that the accounts may be examined and depositions prepared previous to the meeting. kNIGHT and FiNON. 26, Baainghadl-street. 0_ F. URLING and CO., REMOVED from IVI, • STRAND, to 224, REGENT4TREET, opposite Mad. doz.qtreet. " ( ARROW, respectfully assures the Public, that by Act 91' Parliament, the Lattery to he Drawn Next IVednestlay, is the 3d of Alsy, the very Last but One that can ever be submit ted. Twenty Thousand Ouinem can now be gained for a very few Pounds, but from the great demand that muy reasonably be ex. peeled in the lost Lottery of all, it is Impossible tour to whet price the Tickets and Shares may rise. In this Scheme, all the popular points of late Lotteries are retained, and every Number Is sure of brings Prise; with SIX PRIZES of .C 21,006. Ac. Re. FORMINU AN AOGREOATN of M,*! ALL TO RE DECIDED IN ONE DAY, NEXT WEDNESDAY, 3d MAY. Tickets and Shares at,: now on sale at Carroll's l'ortunate Of fices. No. 19, Cornhill; 7, Charing cross; and 21i, Oxturil-street, Lvdon ; where he sold, within a short period, Four prima of . 110,0o0! Four . . Prizes of £20,000! AM °the! Clti!als in former:Lotteries !seceding A 11114 LION STERLING! 111511," the Last Man" who can ever have the honour, I) singly as Contrumr, to submit a Lottery to tha British Public, has been more than usually auxious to reader this his loot Sahara* worthy their approval. GOVERNMENT baying srrarged the lost Lottery of all to be taken by the Office keepers ittio usually bid fora Lottery. and determined that DISH'S FARE‘VEI.I. CONTRACT heinit the very last Lottery but line that can ever he offered, must lie all decided NEXT WEDNESDA Y. 3d MAY. DINH ccireres his "best Friends," the Public, to he early in their application for Tickets and Shares, to partake of the SIX PRIZES OF &c. tte. FORMINo AGGREGATE OF f.:337.000 ! ALL TO BE DECIDED IN ONE DAY, NEXT ESDAY, 3d . Thkets and Shares WEDN are selling at DISH'S MAY , the Contractor's Oaken, 4, Cunha', and 9. Charing-cross. and by hla Agents in ail di , orincipal Cities and Towns or the United Kingdom. GR CAT Luca !—The tide of success continues to flow eninirrruptedly to Diab's Otlicri—erery drawing affords him the gratiticadon of announcing that a very large portion of all the Flirt, have been sold by him. In the Lottery just ended he Oared a.til..dil seseral Capitals, including Two Prizes of '-'O,OOOl. 4N.:_ 7.340 . . Class A,s Prize of -20.00 n/. 11,004 . Class B, a Prize of - . 211,11101/. In the previous Lottery, which instill drawn Gth December last, Blab sold Two of 30.0001. Arid is the Lottery immediately preceding, drawn on the 18th Oc tober last, Bish sold Three of 20,0001. And within the last Eleven Montbs, Birtsold Five 3(1,0001. and Elenco 20,0001. LINCOLN'S INN-FIELDS. TTO be SOLD, with early possession, a FREEHOLD HOUSE, with Cosch.house and Stables on the north side. O particulars apply at No. 22, Lincoln's Inn -fields. . BERKSHIRE. FPO be SOLD, with immediate possession, a MAN SIONI. and ESTATE, near Heading. The House is sur rounded with pleasure-grounds, gardens, a park-like paddock of 50 acres, and other lands of about 200 acres adjoining, which, with the buildings, are in excellent order. The whole property corms • very desirable residence for a family with a large establishment. Several adjacent farms in the same parish may be purchased with the Mansion, If desired. Apply to Messrs. Winter and Williams, 16, Bedford-row, Lon don; or Messrs. Blandy and Andrews, Reading. lILACIEHEATH: TO he LET, Furnished, for Six Months, a Genteel FA 31 ILV RESIDENCE, VERANDAH HOUSE, St. Germain's-place, cheertully situate over the Heath, a very short distance float the mad leadirg to Shooter's Hill, containing four excellent bedchambers, an elegant drasting.room Mt fact long, dining mom, two parlours, kitchen, man's room, cellarage; also detached coach-house, two-stall stable, coachman's room and loft, with a well-walled garden, and the use ut a horse and chaise. May be viewed by cards, and further particulars had of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-street. Royal Exchange. TO 3111 I.I.ERS AND OTHERS. TO he LET on LEASE, a most desirable CORN -3111.L, with good Dwelling-house attached, three Orchards, and good Darden adjoining, stabling and out-build ings. The Mill has a good heed-water, and is capable of breaking down from 40 to 54) (porters pea week. These truly desirable prernises are situote at Milton, next Rttslnikourn, Kent, most eligible either for la*d or water carriig.. Immediate pos session will be given. For any further particulars, or to trext for it, apply(if by letter postage paid, as no will meet attention) to Mr. Naylor, Soli citor, iligh-street, Rochester. CII_ODIVA.--To L.l Di ES.—FalFe and scandalous ‘,..X attacks having been made on the splendid Picture of (Indira, now exhibiting at No. 24, Royal Arcade, Pall Mall, from 10 in the morning, for the purpose of injuring its Proprietor, and de priving females of one of the highest gratifications the pictorial art ever afforded, by alarming their delicacy, Mr. Stockdale respect. fully assures Ladies that this most aplenditi Painting contains natt.ing which can offend the purest of the sex, and which may not be publicly and promiscuously viewed by all. Admittance Oue Shilling. The Night View commences at seven o'clock, and continues MI ten. NEW ARGYLL ROOMS —MORNING CON CEIat—PIO CI ANCHETTINI fins the honour to in. form the Nobility, Gentry, and his Friends, that his ANNUAL CONCERT wUI takopisee t his year on TUESDAY MORNING. the 9th instant. Vocal Perioriners.Signors Bonini, Signora Muisoni, Signora F. Marinoni, :Hiss Cianchettini, and Miss Paton ; Signor Curionl. Signor Toni, Mr. Pearman, Signor Solo. and Ilir.Sapio, Signor Pellegrini, Signor De Begnis. Instrumental Performers—Viclin, Mr. Mori; French Horn, Signor Piaui ; Flute, Signor Sofa. I. Signora Gambati will perform a Duet on two trumpets, with the newly invented keys. Several New Vocal and Instrumental Pieces, composed by l'io Cianchettini for this occasion, will be performed. Piano-forte and Conductor, Pio Cianchettini. The Concert will begin at One o'clock preciaely. Tickets, half-a.guinea each, to be had of Pio Cianchettini, 183, Regent-aireet ; and at all the principal Music Shops. NEW ARGYLL ROOM. MR. S. WESLEY most respectfully announces that his CONCERT is fixed for THURSDAY NEXT, 31:+y 4, when will be performed, for the first time, a Confitebor (1 llth Psalm), composed in the year 1709 by S. Wesky. Principal Performers—Miss Paton, Miss Hammersley, Miss Rem, Miss Cawse. and Miss 11. Cawse; Mr. Brahatn, Mr. W. Knirett, Mr. Welsh, Mr. T. B. Sale, Mr. Ilawes, Mr. J. Elliott, Mr. Horneastle, Master Trances [(pupil of S. Wesley', Mr. Vaughan, and 3lr. Phillips. Leader of the Band, Mr. F. Cramer; Conductor, Mr. S. Wesley. With a grand Miscellaneous Act (to commence with the Jupiter Sinfonia of Mozart) ; a Concerto on the Piano-forte, by Mr. Moscheles ; an extemporaneous Fantasia on the Organ, by Mt. S. ‘Vesier ; and asoloonthe Violin, by Mr. Altai. The Band•and Chorus will consist of upward.' ot 100 performers. To begin at half-pact Eight precisely. Tit ker.., Halt a Guinea each, to he had at the Royal Harmonic Instirution, Regentaereet t at the principal Marie gimps ; and of Mr. S. Wesley. 18, Euston.street, Euston-square, where applica tions for Boxes are requested to be made. AIR. VANDER K LEFT takes leave respectfully to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, that he has now completed the repairs of • most magnificent MODEL of S. PETER'S CHURCH at Rome. the property of • Nobleman, which has been examined and approved by some of the first Architects in the kingdom : the dimensions of which are nine feet nine inches in length, three feet in breadth, and three feet in height. It is the only model in the world of such magnitude, and known to be the joint production of several distinguished Popes. This perfect specimen of Architecture will be found to be a correct representation of the interior as well se the exterior of St. Peter's. The proprietor having kindly consented to grant Mr. Kieft the ex clusive privilege of exhibiting this surprising production to the public for a short time, es a pa:t remuneration for his arduous la bours, in the repair of it, he gladly embraces the opportunity thus offered him of doing so. Amongst ether articles of curiosity and interest which he proposes submitting to inspection, will be found variaus anatomical wax models of rear beauty, which he has just received from Genoa, and which he confidently recommends as worthy the notice of the gentlemen of the faculty and men of science, consisting of a male and female head and Colossian ear, in different stages of dissection, of an extraordinary and surprising nature, which, upon close and minute examination, will be pea -1 nounced the first specimens of the art in this kingdom ; together with some very interesting models in wax of the lute celebrated flirty, to which Mr. Mot will have the satisfaction of adding various productions of his own, end several items of taste and rink. The whole to be viewed at his private house,ll2, High Holborn, between-the bolus of 11 and h. Admittance Is. CHEAP DAYS, TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS. TAISON and Co. having manufactured an immense 1..." Stock of New Articles in LACE for the Season, are deter mined to Sell off s hat remains on hand from last Year, at an ex traordinary sacrifice, and respectfully invite the Nobility and Pub. lie generally to an inspection on Tuesdays and Thursdays, until the end of slay, where Ladies will find Goods at half the original price. 237. Regent-street. exactly opposite the Argyle Rooms. rimiE LONDON AND AND SPIRIT COMP, St. Martin's Church, have eons! Per Dozen. Port, Vintage 1820 - 270. to Ma. Ditto Crusted - 365. — 42 s. Ditto 5 to U years in bottle -4 , 1 s Ms. Sherry,Pale&Bro on 275. —311 s. Do. Amontillado - 42.. —411 s. 51 site ira, West Judi& :tll4. 425. Do. }:sat India -411 s. —60 s. Doeellos . 425. 41ia. Tenerid'e, Lisbon, V donia,& Mountain 30s. Claret. tit. Julien . 48.. Old Tom, Jamaica Rum, an , per imperial measure, at reiticed Bottled Stout. Cider. Perry, Di ••• All Goods must be paid to Letters. post paid, to be addre No. 16. Strand. BY BB AIAJESTY'S LETTERS PATENT. T nif SELF:ii:Ctifiivifiriai4tefif or DAY LAMP, producing PERMANENT LIGHT by touching • riing. . . . This invention combines wilily. etwationty,durahillty, and safety; it is equally adapted to the drawiog.room, the library, the chamber of the invalid, and the office of the man of business, aid is expected to supersede everything of the kind now in use. When required for the night, the L imp may be placed in any part of the room, and the suing attached to the bed, by merely pulling which, light is produced. In the day it may be used tiir sealing letters, &e. without the string. To the army, the navy, the has, and the faculty, the student at the university and in chambers, to merchants and bankers. to ' , public Oilers and private families. for every bethrooni, to cap tains of ships . and travellers in general, and for the insides of carriages, it is particularly recommended 4 and to the lovers of novelty and the curious in science, it may form an accept. able present. If allosed to burn, the Lamp will yield a steady light for eighteen or twenty hours, without trimming. It is so portable, that it may be carried in the pocket; so simple. that a child may use it ; and so cleanly, that it may be packed with the blest linen immediately after use. tly shutting the box. the works are so nicely fitted, that nothing earl escape, in whatever position it may be placed. As a prom* of this, it liasteen sent. when fully ululated, and charged with oil, stead, and matches, from London to Edinburgh, by the mail-coach, as a loose parcel, and arrived in perfect sec u rity. Sold by appointment, in London, by Messrs. Savory. Moore, and Davidson. Chemists to the Royal Fami,y, 131 i. liond-street, and 220, Regent-street ; Mr. Hudson, 27, llaymarket ; Mr. Sanger, 150, Oxford-street ; Mr. Cobbe,lll. Regent-street ; Mr. Giffin& 1114, Strand ; Mr. Clark. Exeter 'Change ; Messrs. lye and Burbidge, 130, Fleet.street t Mr. Butler,. 4, Cheapside ; Messrs. C,tmplin and Newbald, 41, Ilishoplgate.atreet Within; Mr. Rogers, 93, Cheapside ; and Mr. Ball, WESTNIINSTER WINE ANY, No. 16, Strand, opposite tantly on Sale— _ _ Per Donn, Claret,Latteand Mar. • gain. .j 2.. to 96. Sparkling Chain. pagne 72a. — o3a. Do. and Creaming of the first quality . tiOv. 9Gs. St. Peray, dry and bpark. lir.G 11:14. —72 v. ClittlA le - bOs.—ti fa. Hermitage, Red and White - . 725. 8-Is. Moselle. Sauterne. &c. sos. td Cognac Brandy, Fern-tusk, 8:c. prices. Anon and Edinburgh Alec sr on or before delivery. rued William Gotlfree and Co., SALES BY AUCTION. Household Furniture, nearly 410 Limns of choice Wines. select Library, an Eight.dey Clock, Plate, Linen, and Effects of Messrs. Sikes. By Mr. HOCIOART„ On the Premises, 22, Austin-friers, Old Broad-street, TO-MOR ROW, May 2, 11111 following days, at 11, by direction of the Assignees, ripHE FURNITURE is of the usual description of IL wardrobes, chests of drawers, mahogany winged and secre tary blok•canes. sofas, parlour chairs, dining, card, and Pembroke tables, china, cut glass, kitchen requisites, &c. The excellent cellar of Wines consist of 200 Dozens of Port 11 Dozens of llocklieim 33 Dozens of Madeira 13 Dozens of flimflam 35 Downs of Teneriffe 7 Dozens of Sauterne 13 Dozens of Claret 12 Dozens of Sherry. And Mt Dozen of Champagne, A Flora, Vidonia. %Pin de Grave, Langerun, Falentiu, Butt!. Malmsey, Mountain, Cori Rotl, Spirits, &e. The whole of the very first quality, and selected during the last 30 years. The books comprise standard works; among which will be found, Cooke's editions of the best Novelists and Poets, Gentleman's Magazine, Anti-. Jacobin Review, Annual Register, it Walter Scott's Novels. &c. Samples of the Wtnea may be obtained upon application to Mr. Roggen, U. Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange, of whom cata logues may be had. The Furniture may be viewed and estaluguea had nn the premiers. IMPROVED RENTS, MARVLEIBONE-LA NE AND JOll N-STREET, OOLDEN-SQUARE, B Mr. BW, At the Mart, on FRyID O AY, May 1 /ART 2. at 1, in Two Lots. Lot I. A N Improved Rent of QV. per annum, issuing 11 out of a leasehold dwelling-house. No, 4, Maryle bone-lane, holden under the Duke of Portland. for 30 years unex pired. Lot 2. An improve Rent of 711. per annum. issuing nut of a leasehold dwelling-house. Nn. 7, Upper John-streer. Hoiden square. holden on lease for 12 years from Midsummer MK To be viewed by leave of the tenants; and rticulars had of Mr. Lewis, solicitor, Crutches'. friars ; at the Mart; and of Mt. noggin, 112, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. FOREST HILL, SYDENIIA 51. Leasehold Residence. with Garden and Meadow Land. By Mr. HOOOART, At the Mart, on FRIDAY. May 12, at 12. A Comfortable FAMILY RESIDENCE, placed upon .LA. Forest 11111, a beautiful and picturesque Mutation, within 5 miles of the metropolis, late in the occupation of Mr. Saloway.— The house contains 5 bed-pwns, dining and drawing-rooms, hall and water-closet, front and tack kitchen, dairy and ce:laring, ca pital kitchen garden well cropped and planted, green-house and grapery, coach-house, stabling, lawn and pleasure ground, with 3 paddocks, containing altogether about 10 acres; holden on lease for 29 years, at a low rent of 401. per annum. To be Mewed by cards, which, with particulars, may be had of Mr. Roggart, 62, Old Broad -street, Royal Exihange : particulars also of Mr. Dale, selicitor, Basinghall-street„ and at the Mart. . VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, CLAPTON, Consisting of a detached Family (louse and walled Garden, with several Plots of Garden Ground also the extensive Premises in the occupation of .Mr. Baker and Mr. Burch, with several Dtvel lint•Houses, and the whole of Augusta-place, let at low rents, producing only 3r,a per annum. By Mr. HOGGART, At the Mart, on FRIDAY. May 12. at 12, in Six Lots. Lot 1. lIPHE neat and substantial brick-built HOUSE, In the occupation of Mr. Weber, at High hill Ferry, Clayton. with otlicea, plesomre-grounds, and garden. Lot 2. A valuable PLOT of GARDEN GROUND adjoining, with a frontage of near 100 feet adjoining Lot 1, tow held by Mr. Weber. Lot 3. An extensive PLOT of GROUND adjoining, with a frontage of LI feet by a depth of 214 feet. Lot 4. The very extensive PREMISES. DWELLING. HOUSE, WAREHOUSE, MILL• [MUSE, STABLING, GARDEN and PADDOCK. with a frontage to the navigable River Lea, in the occupation and on lease to Mr. Burch for 21 years also the adjoining extensive premisea, dwelling-house, blue_ house, glasinv-roatn■, stabling, garden and paddock, in the occupa tion and OD lease to Mr. Baker. Lot 5. Two brick built DOUSES and garden ground fronting the River bet, in the occupation of Meant!. Underwood and Booth. Lot 6. The WHOLE of AUGUSTA-PLACE, comprising 11 respectable and Well.bnilt COTTAGE RESIDENCES, with gardens. producing 791. per annum. May be viewed by leave of the respective tenants, and particular, had on the premises; of Mr. Lewis, solicitor, Crutehed-friars ; at the Crooked Billet, Chown at the Mart ; and of Mr. fluggart• 62, Old Brosd-street, Royal Exchange. ELEGANT DETACHED VILLA AND LAND, IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY, tVITH IMMEDIATE PUS SESSION. -•- 111 r. IIOGGA RT. At the Auction Mart, on Fill DAV, 19th inst., at 12, Unless an acceptable offer be previously made, A. COMFORTABLE LEASEHOLD VILLA, plea pantly situate at Merton, eight miles from London. in the county of Surrey; containing five bed-chainbers and a dressing. room, drawing and dining-rooms, and convenient domestic offices, well supplied with water; with an excellent coach-house, stabling for live horses, and man servant's room ; productive garden, lawn and pleasure-grounds, and rich meadow land, altogether about ten To be viewed by cards, which, with particulars, may be had of 111 r. If oggart, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. Particu lars also at the Alart. FREEHOLD FARM NEAR ONGAR AND FIFIELD, IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX, EXONERATED FROM THE LAND-TAX. By Mr. HOGGART, At the Mart, on FRIDAY, 12th hum , . et 12. AVERY Desirable and Compact FREEHOLD FARM, situate in the parish of Morton, about two miles from Ongar and Meld, and twelve miles from Chelmsford, in the county of Essex, consisting of EIGHTY-FOUR ACRES of ex cellent arable, meadow, and pasture land, in good cultivation ; with a comfortable farm-house, granary, capital double and single barns, stabling for six horses, and other suitable buildings. recently repaired at considerable expense; in the occupation of Mr. John %% illey, on lease for about tire years, at a rent of one hundred and twenty pounds per annum. To be viewed on application to the tenant ; and particulars had of H. J. Henley, Esq., Solicitor, Ongar; of Messrs. Arrowamith and Chapman, Solicitors, Devonshire.street, Queen-seituire ; at the Inn, at : Black Boy, Chelmsford; White llart, Brent wood ; Spread Eagle, Ingatestone ; of 31r. Lewis, Solicitor, No, 36, Crutched-friars •' at the Mart; and of Mr. Iloggart, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. where a plan may be seen. HACKNEY. DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, With Coach-House, Stabling, and Garden, and Immediate Possession. Br Mr. HOGGART, At the Auction Mn,s mar the Bank of England, on FRIDAY, 19th inst.. at 12, by Order of the Assignees of Messrs. Sikes, Sikes and M - ilkinson, AValuable COPYHOLD ESTATE, comprising a substantial Dwelling-hi , use, cheerfully situate in Tryon's Plare. near the Triangle, Hackney, late in the occupation of P. Guileamerd, Esq.; comprising seven chambers and two dressing. rooms; ['Yawing room, dining parhur, spacious hall, breakfast row, and boolccloset, a good kitchen, wash-house, and excellent cellarege in the basement. Detached are coach-house, two.ral stable and lofts ; a neat dairy, &c. ; also a walled garden, well stocktd with fruit trees, and tool house. The Evate is copyhold, of the manor of Hackney, and holden at a very trifling fine certain. • May be viewed by cards, and particulars had on the premises; at the Mermaid, Hackney; of Messrs. Long and Austin, Solici tors, Holborn -court, Graz's Inn ; of Messrs. Spence and Deabo. rough. Solicitors, No. 6, Sise-lane; at the Mart; and of hlr. flog. gart, tl2, Old Broad. trees, Royal Exchange. BRIXTON.HILI.. SURREY. THREE NEAT COTTAGES, WITH GARDENS AND BUILDING-GROUND CONTILXOUS. By Mr. 1100 DART, At the Mart, on FRIDAY, 18th instant, at 12. In Four Lot., by order of the Executorsof Mr. Barker. deceased, Lot 1. A Newly-erected COTTAGE RESIDENCE, 1 - 1 Olney-place, Bleakhall-lane, near Brixton-hill, con taining four good belchambers, two parlours, kitchen, detached coal•shed, brew-house, larder, and walled garden, lately occupied by Mr. Barker, worth 451. per annum, holden at a pepper-corn rent. Lot 2. A newly-erected COTTAGE RESIDENCE, opposite to Lot 1, containing three bell-chambers, two parlours, ikiichen, wash-house, cellars, elan a brew-house and stabling, with exten sive walled garden, in the occupation of Mr. Gibson, at 451. per annum. Lot 3. A newly-erected COTTAGE RESIDENCE, adjoin ing., containing two bed.rooms, two parlours, kitchen, and with- Mune, brew-house. and cow.bonse, with a garden, leased to Mr.' Wham for the whole term. at 401. per annum. Lot 4. A plot of BUI LIAM/ .GROUND, with n considerable frontage to the lane leading to Pleasant Retreat, upon which is erected a small cottage. The land is bounded in the by a brick wall, and is paled off into frontages of 64, 27, and 23 feet. Lots 2,3, and 4. are holden nn lease for a term of 64 years, at a gmuud rent of 25/. per ann. Lot I is holden on lease for 63 years. at a peppercorn rent. May be viewed by leave of the tenants, and particulars had on the premises ; at the Inn, Brixton ; the King's Head, Croydon ; of Messrs. Blunt, Roy, and Blunt, tinlititms, I,lrerponl-street ; at the Mart; and of Mr. Iloggart, 62, Old Broed-atieet, Royal Exchange. 311DDLE5li X. Valusble Freehold Evate, lt•Ai,lence. and Gardens, the prope-ty of AIL Thol•tpt AVilkinron. Ity 1101;4ART. At the Alert, on FRIDAY. :Hay 19, at 12, by direction of the A Valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, comprising II an excellent and most substantial Residence, of uniform struefure, placed upon a lawn and pleasure-grounds, neat the village of Southgate. Tits House contains eight bed-moms. dressing room, store room, and water-closet; a noble billiard room, excellent dining and drawing rooms of large propartions, elegantly finished ; spacious .hall and vestibule, with attached and detached offices, kitchen, wash-house, butler's room, dairy. &c.; with capacious cellarage aid olliczs in the basement; double cosch-house, atabli' g fur four horses,coachman'sroom and tot ts. The lawn and pleasure-;,•rounds are disposed with taste, and in -high order; a capital waled garden, planted with fine thriving standard and wall-fruit trees ; greenhouse, and grapery ; farm. yard; bailiff's cottage, cart-lodge-, stabling, sheds, cow-houses, and other out-buildings. Alay be viewed by cards, and particulars had on the premises; at the Cherry Tree. Southgate; the King's Head. Enfield; of Messrs. Spence and Desborough, solicitors, fi, Sise.lane ; of Means. Long and Austin. solicitors, Holborn -court, Gray's Inn at the Mart; and of Mr. Hoggart, 44, Old Broad -street, Royal Exchange. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES. NEAR SANDWICH. IN THE PARISHES OF HAM AND EASTRY. By Mr. HOGOART, At the Mart.on TUESDAY, the 2:td inst.. at 12, rrilE MANOR, or reputed ifANOR, of HAir, with IL the Rights, Royalties. and Immunities, telonging to the same; and a ratosb!e FREEHOLD ESTATE. with a delightful Residence, commanding extensive and beautiful views, embracing the whole line (demist from the Dawns to the North Foreland ; containing eight bed-chambers, dressing-rooms, and' closets; dining, drawing, anti morning rooms; library and suitable offices: farm-yard, barn, stabling, and out-ht,thlings; productive garden, lawn, and pleasure-grounds; detached double coacii.house, stabling for six horse*, rofts kc. The trtate comprises some of the finest llntl in the county of Kent, containing altogether abont 200 acres, lying' witittn a 'rlttg femse; now in the welt pation of Mr Hatfield, tenant-at-will. The estate is abundantly supplied with exed !rot spring and soft water ; the land-tax is redeemed, the parochial rates airgularly low; and the property forms altogether a highly advantageous investment of capital. To he viewed, on application to the tenant, and particulars had of Messrs. Gregg and Eensit, Solicitors, Skinners' Hall. Donates hill ; of Mr. Leith, Solicitor, Deal ; at the Crown, Rochester ; the George, Sittingbourne ; Fountain, Canterbury; with • the Libraries at Ramsgate, Illargato. anti Broadstairs ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad -street, Royal Exchange. MARINE HOUSE UPON WALM ER BEACH, NEAR WA LMER CASTLE. By Mr. HOGOART . . • At the Mart, on TUESDAY, 111ay 23. at 12, Aelegant MARINE VILLA, of handsome uniform N elevation, cased with mastic in imitation of stone, delight fully anted upon a beautiful elevated lawn, pleasure grounds, gar- dens and paddock, commanding uninterrupted marine and inlard views of the surrounding country, marked by R diversity of land.cape scenery and delightful rides , an easy distance from the respectable and rural village of tValtner, a short walk from the castle: possess. ing the privilege and enjoyment of a terrace aulk of considerable extent along the coast, which has been formed at considerable ex pense; the post from London arriving daily at the reading rooms, where are hot and cold baths. The house contains six bed-roams and closets, a drawing-room 28 feet by Id feet, dining-room 27 feet by 11 feet, hall, gentleman's dressing-room, and water-closet, with offices, including housekeeper's room, laundry, and wash house, well supplied with fine spring and soft water, productive kitchen garden, lawn, flower garden, shrubbery and paddock, with coach house and stabling; the residence and property of a gentleman, who has constantly resided there throughout the year for several years past, cad of which early possession may be had. To be viewed by cards, which with particulars may be had of Mr. Ringsmill, Deal. Particulars also it Mr. Leith, solidor, Deal: at the Mal, Dover; the libraries at Rantscate. Margate, and Broadstairs; at the Mart, and of Mr. lloggart, 62, Old Broad street, I{oyal Exchange. EASTHY.NEAR SANDWICH AND WALMER. Excelh nt Family llou.c. with Garden and Giminda ; also, a Windmill, '1 hirteen Cottages and Gardens in the %%nage. By Mr. 1101;GA At the Mart, on TUESDAY, the 2::t1 instant, at 12, in Eight Lots, Lot 1. / N excellent well-built FREEHOLD FAMILY HOUSE, now in the occupation of Mr. Boys, con. toining six bed-rooms and dreasintr-roomi, dining and draw ing-rooms, kitchen and of f ices; walled garden, lawn, flower.gar. den, and shrubbery, with sufficient space for chaise-house and stable. Lot 2. TWO neat substantial hrick..bnilt COTTAGES, near Lot 1, in the occupation of Mks Pith lock and Mr. Branford. Lot 3. T‘VO coirmem and GARDENS, in the occupa tion of Mr. Hunter, plumber, and Mr. 31orris. tailor. Lot 4. SIX brick and timber COTTAGES, yards, and pre mixes, in the occupation of James Standen, Widow Newport, and others. Lot 5. A most substantial COTTAGE RESIDENCE. con. mining two parlours, tutee bed-ruouls, garden and offices, in the occupation of Mr. Henry Upton. Lot 6. THREE COTTAGES and GARDENS, occupied by Brett and others. Lot 7. A substantial well-built WINDMILL, in the occupation of Mr. Gayen. but 8. SIX ACRES of ARABLE LAND. in the occupation of Mr. Kite. . To be viewed by leave of the respective tenants: and particulars had of Messrs. Gregg and Kensit, So;kiwi , . Skinners' Hall, Dow gate-hill; of Mr. Leith, Solicitor, Deal at the Crown, Roches ter ; George, Sittingbourne; Fountain, Canterbury : Bell, Sand wich ; the Libraries at Ramsgate. 31artote, and Broattszatrs; at the Mart; and of 31r. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-struci, Royal VA change. COMPACT FREEHOLD FARM. Ni:.%R AYLESBURY, IN THE COUNT% OF Exonerated from the Land-tax. and considered to be free of Tithe, presenting an eligible site for the erection of a Cottage Orri;a; contiguous to which are Ito Acres of Wood Land, together with the Timber and Underwood. By Mr. HOGOART, At the Auction Mart, oo TUESDAY, Slay SI, at 12, unless an ac,entalde offer be previously made by Private Contract, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting L of a desiranle Firm, lying nearly within a ring fence, known as Great anti Little Lee Woods, at Shipton Lee, in the parish of Qoainton, about seven mike from the capital market town 01 Aylesbury, and forty-five miles from London, in a pleasant part of the county of Bucks, comprising about 181 acres of excellent arable and pasture land, lying inconvenient enclosures well fenced. with a double bayed barn, cattle lodges, &c., part. in hand and the remainder let, the tenure of vAiich will expire In 182 t. May be viewed on application to Samuel Roads. at Mr. Richard Jessop's, of Lee Orange, Qucinton, who will show the estate; and particulars had of Mr. Hayward, land surveyor, and at the Georg, Inn, Aylesbury ; White Hart, Buckingham; Crown, Amersham ; King's Arms, Berkhampstesd; tam Arms, Watford ; IVhite Horse, Uxbridge; of Mr. Rivington, solicitor, Fenchureh-build. ings; at the Mart; and of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad -street, Royal Exchange, where a plan may be seen. SALES BY AUCTION. Manor, Mansion Hoist, Park, Farms. extensive itheermrallt. wit Lands. neat Waster, its she Terepike Road* lekeitrg M Des*. in the Coesy Re' ILIPM. * Mr. lIOOOA At the Mart, en TUESDAY, May U. it 12 o'clock, Is Tw Lots, by ,d/rentiort et the Assignees of Mean. Stay and Mew, Lot 1. n xray. • very Valuable FREgBOLD' ESTATE. with the MANOR or reputed Mane. of OXNEY oc'COUKT lAJDOS, and a MANEIION NOUS& a great part recently erected, in the mom sabstendal moortee, to o considerable sapettee, la the OOTHPC STYLE d 111111C111- TECTURN, dellgietaly pieced in a potluck se pot if Moot ONE HUN :, ACRES. embalmed lop low and pleasure mippooda, commanding very extessalve *Mk at 11/• Downs, NortliTotelooll Isle of Thanet, and earroonalke amiss I try. The coamehos opoisino mine bed-mono, drain-IMO geld water dim". OW.. 17 feet by 18 feet 6 We 1106/611), library. breakfast rodeo, god • of every deseriOdmth IPA at plied with spring and sat water; tweeted ofliceo, kokaltosel houses for three canisges, stabling for nine bones, 11101 barns, cart-horse, welding, and numerous outbuilding; 5= kitchen garden, partly 'walled, and orchard ; together arldc MIN rounding lands, containing in the whole about 330 set* fki iho highest state of cultivation, well stocked with game, in • sod ne , ghbeurhond and beautiful romantic country, Lot Y. A Llesintble Flik;Ell01,1) FARM, adjoinlispas Ls* I. called Martin, in the pariah of East Length:in, cestpiming 8/111 of excellent CORN LAND, with a sabstantick Yams Hemet awl Farming Buildings. and five Cot ta ge.. The Lead ham been is*" occupation of 111 r. May for several yews, and ins M the Woo* state of culiivn. . The bailiff 41 attend to show these estate., adre abs tiddladlide may be bad. 'weary data previous so the sale ; part emir ow also had of Mr. Henke, merieltor, Dual; SD. 8111111111 1 = Dever; Crown. Rochester; George Sittingbweteet Cant/Thug ; 1141, Sandwich: the ligraries, Roommate, Plioppiett• and Brondstpira ; at the Mutt ; and of Mr. If oggart, Ai, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange, where plans may be seen. STREATHAM PARK. Severe miles from 'Gondol', in the county of Surrey. VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND COPYHOLD ESTAIrEe In a most beautiful situation for the erection of Villas, comprising Park handitatnely timbered. with extensive Pleasure Grounds, Gardens, Ilea-Anises. and a sheet of Il'ater, containing altogether about Sit acres, enclosed by a park paling, ind botinded by two good roads. By Mr. HOGGART. At the Mart, on TUESDAY, May 30, at 12; im/ess an acceptable' oiler be previously made by private contract, 11-Very important FREEIVAD and COPYHOLD of INHERITANCE ESTATE, with a spacious Mansion_ house, containing numerous bed-rooms, eopital drawing and dining moms, library, and offices of every description suitable to an eStab lishment of the find consequence; very extensive gardetpr of about 3 acres, enclosed by walls 14 feet high, cl.ttheil with the finest selec: tion of fruit tren, under the protection of two cooacioun gardeners' cottages.an orchard, ice-house. beautiful lake well stored with fish the whole containing together tilt acres I rood and 16 perches, commending a fron•sge of about WM feet to Streatham common, with a similar frontage to the road leading to Mitcham. This Estate is handsomely timbered, and oilers a variety of beautiful situations for the erection of villas of the first importance. May be viewed by cards, which, with particulars, may be had of 31r. Iloggart. 62, Old Broad-atreet, Royal Exchange. Particular, also of alr. Whitehead, solicitor, Holborn -court, Gray's-Inn ; and at the Mart. PAINTED GREEK. VASES. • By :alr. CHRISTIE, At his Great„Room. King-street.'St. Jamen's-sgoare, ao WEDNESDAY. NEXT, prreisely at I, .A Valuable and highly interesting Assemblage of PAINTED GREEK VASES. which were collected by the late H. 'freshen,. Esq. R.A., and were purchased from him by ithe late Earl of Carlisle, and have been recently brought from Cud. Howard, in Vorlohire. They comprise a very motions variety of early Sicilian, and a few fine specimens of Nolan manufacture, and several Campsna Vases. embellinhzd with interesting &sips. particularly one of large sire. with many names inscribed upon it, which was originally brought to England by the late Mr. Udney. • May be viewed two days preceding. :MINIATURE PAINTINGS FROM TUE VATICAN. Painted Greek Vases, Antique Marlii•ni. and Egyptran Antlquitla. By Mr. CII IST! E, At hill Great kotilm. King.street. St. Janies's-aqturr, ea WEI). NESDAV NEXT, at Two. IkßouT TWENTY high-finished MINIATURIg PAINTINGS, by Ronfrarelli and other great Italian Mii niattrrisis with illumined borders from the choral books of the Pope's Chapel in the Vatican, framed and glazed; a fins set of the Work* of Piranesi, with the text. good impreasions; Stuart'a Athens. 4 vols.; series of large Views of Rome and Tivoli, by Smi , h. in water colours, in scrap books, elegunly bound - a set at' the Florentine Gallery anti some other books; Smith's Italy, proof impre•sions; and a few painted Greek Vases. The property of a Man of Taste. Also a few Marbles comogned from Roane. eon. slating of bums. a small statue. four fine' columns of Gialbo Antic°, from the Giostininni Paiace; four half columns, and an ancient Panyrna of unusual Itrulth; [Tummies and spetiments of Egyptian Sculpture, brought from Egypt by the late Mr. Belzoni. May be viewed two days preceding. GENUINE WINES. By Mr. CHRISTIE. At his Great Room, Ring-street, St. Jamaes-equare, on THURS DAY NEXT. nrecively as 1 n'clitck, THE remaining CONTENTS of the genuine CELLAR of WINES of W. Roe, Esq. deceased, lying in a private cellar, near the Cuiittnr.honse. They cnnNiat of Port. old Madeira...- Sherry, Malaga, Sack, Frontignac, Constantia, and very tine old Runt. Samples may he had. on paying for the same, by application at Mr. Christie's otfico, King street. VALUABLE CHURCH PREFERMEN HAMPSHIRE. Hy Mr. CAUTV, At theAuetionMart, opposite the Rank of England, on TUESDAY Mar 0, at 12 , by direction of the Proprietor, un •.-as previously disposed of by Private Contract, rirllE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON and NEXT PRESENTATION to the valuable LIVING of WARN FORD, Hants, a delightful and fertile district, 17 miles distant from Southampton, 12 from Winchester, and GO from London ; Possessing all the advan:ages of scenery, vicinage, and field sports. The Great and Small Tithes emend over nearly 3,000 ACRES of principally fine corn-land. inclusive of the RECTORIAL RE SIDENCE, which is of the first order, of modern elevation, and planned for a respectable establishment amount to upwards of £BOO PER ANNUM, With 20 Acres of Glebe Land, Farm-buildings, &c. May be viewed by tickets only, which, with particulars, may be had of Mr. Canty, ; particulars also at the principal Inns at Southampton, NVinchester, Oxford, anti Cambridge ; of J. Appleyard, Esq. Solicitor, Linc oln's-Inn ; and . at the Auction Mart, London. PERPEILTAI, ADVOWSON AND NEXT PRESENTA TION TO THE RECTORY OF BRANCASTER, NOR- _ FOLK. MR. CAUTY rc7ectfully informs the Clergy, No.. bility. and Public, that, by direction of the Propnetot, he will SELL by AUCTION, at the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of England, on TUESDAY. May 9. 18211, at 12. the im portant and valuable A DVOWSON and NEXT PRESENTA TION to the Rectory Church of RHANCASTEft, Norfolk, s healthy seaport town, distant from Wells 10 miles, from Holk ham 8. Lynn 21, Fakenham 15. Swatlltam 24, and from London 120 miles: in the vicinity of excellent markets and good roads; with handsome modern Residence, lawn, plettsure-groands, gardens, hot.houres, graperies, Scc. • stabling for eight horsoi, cosch.house, outbuildings, and glebe lands. The tithes are priacipally let to the occupiers of the farms. extending over THREE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-THREE ACRES, and produce a clear revenue of ONE THOUSAND POUNDS PER ANNUM. Printed particulate are rreparing. and may be had 21 days priw to the PIA . . or T. Garientxl, jun. Esq. Solicitor, Wells; at the principal Inns at Norwich, Fskenham, Lynn, and at the Univer sity towns; at the Matt ; and of Mr. Emit'', SO, Pall-mill, London. ELEGANT FURNITURE, Large Glasses, Cabinet Piano-Forte, Wardrobe of Linen, Chine and Glass, rear Cumberland (late, Hyde Park. By 31r. CAU'f Y, On the Prerrista, No 29, Connaught -terrace, Edgware-road, on WEDNESDAY, 10th inst. and following day, at 12 each days r.ithout ee rrr e, A LL the modern and elegant HOUSEHOLD FUR CV NIT URE, comprising lofty four.post bedoetcls and costly chintz drapery furnitures, prime Resumed goose beds 3 . 'e bedding, wardrobes, drawers, tables, glasses, an elegant drawing-room suite of blue silk taboret, in curtains, chairs, couches. Anointing ; rose. wood centre, sofa, card, and occasional tables ; cabinet piano-torte by Broad wood, large pier and chimney glasses, Grecian lustros,. consoles and commodes, elegutt French clocks and ornamental porcelain, a coital set of patent dining tables, eating room Ch . " COVCred in morocco, pedestal sideboard, rich cut gloms sad china, a wardrobe of bed and table linen. Bertsch and Kiiiiessoisssor mums. and a variety of expensive and useful furniture; mins, few dozens of choice old willt9, comprising ten dove of onalled - Port, eight ditto of Sherry, six ditto of old Hoek, and'be dljsa Champagne. m a y b e v i ewe d th d a y preceding, and catalogues had in ea premises; and of Mr. e Canty, HO, Pnll-mall. SALES BY ACCTION. FREEHOLD DIVELLIVG-HOUSE, CITY-BOAD IAnI•Tax redeemed. By Mr. 1100QART, At the Mart, on FRIDAY, May 19. at 12 o'clock, ABrick-built FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, situate No. 9, Powell's-place, City-mad, containing four' bedchamber'', two parlours, kitchen, offices, and good garden. in the occupation Ma respectable tenant at will, at the low rent of 361. per annum. T., be viewed by leave of the tenant, and particulars had of Mr. files Solicitor, Routeatick-place, City-road tat the Mart ; at3derf Hoggart, 62, 011 Btead-street, Royal Exchange _ FREEHOLD GROUND RENTS IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. Producing 5.3111. per Annum. Ily Mr. HOGGA RT, At the Mart, on FRIDAY. May 19, at 12. in H Lot 1. A Valuable FREEHOLD OROUNI) RENT of 1021. eer - annuns, issuing out of 23 Houses and Gardens, ley-street and Ivy-terrsee, linxton ; let for 70 years. Lot 2. A FREEHOLD GROUND RENT of 1101. per an num, amply secured by and issuing o•it of numerous Houses in Ivy-place, with a large Dyeing Mann factory, and premises, on lease for 99 years. Lot 3. A FREEHOLD PROPERTY, producing 511. 101. per annum. Ivy.plare; let to Mr. Herne rind Mr. Jones. Lot 4. A capital GROUND RENT of 1201. per onnwn, Issuing nut of the Old Ivy-House Tavern and 'feu Gar,'ens. with nume rous Hustles in• New-street ad;oining, let to Mr. Wait for MO yearn. Lot 5. A FREEHOLD GROUND RENT nf.401. per annum, issuing nut of numerous Novel and Gardens in Ivy-lane. Lot 6. A FREEIitHAD GROUND RENT of 261. 154. pa annum. bottling outlet eight *rises and Gardena in Ivy-lane. Lot 7. A FREI:MAD GROUND RENT of ?M. per ibn =rat issuing out of 29 Houses. forming the whole of Daries'-plsce. Lot 11. A FREEHOLD PROPERTY, producing lOW. per annum, forming Hamond's-square. Particulars may be had of Mr. Stratton, Solicitor. 41, Shore ditch ' • at the Matt ; and of Mr. Hogga t t, fd, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange.