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London, England, 1826-04-24 00:00:00

RESIDENCE,

With Eight Acres of Meadow Land, near Maidenhead Bridge.
By Messrs. WA RLTERS and CO.
At Garraway's, on TUESDAY, May 9, at 12, by order of the
Executors of G. Sturdy, Esq. deceased.
ASpacious RESIDENCE, known as the RETREAT,
delightfully situate on the bank of the Thames. at Hamill
Cookham, near Maidenhead, Berke, and contains seven bed champ
ben, two dressing rooms, elegant drawing and dining moms, par-
lour. library, hall, and ample domestic conveniences, lawn, with
carriage sweep. detached coach houses, stall-stabling, cow houses,
farm-yard, walled garden amply clothed, pleasure ground, with
stored tish-ponds, ornamented bridge, summer-house, and eight
acres of rich meadow land ; let to Mrs. Waddington ; held for a
long term, at a ground-rent.
May be viewed by tickets, which, with particulars, may be had
of Messrs. Wolters anti Co., Fleet-market. l'artieulara also at the
Red Lion, Maidenhead ; Windmill, Salt Hill ; Star and Garter,
Windsor ; White Horse, Uxbridge ; and at Garraway's, London.

CAPITAL OAK TREES, WITH THEIR TOPS, LOPS,
AND BARK.

By Mr. PRICKETT,
At the Crown-Inn, Eamt Grinstead, on THURSDAY NEXT,
at Two in the Afternoon, in Seventeen Lott,

THREE HUNDRED arid THIRTY-SEVEN OAK
TREES, with their valuable TOPS, LOPS, and BARK,
now standing, and numbered with paint, on two farms, called
Stonelands and the Moat, in the parish of West Hathley, in the
county of Sussex ; in the occupation of Mr. Obadiah. Hobbs ; si-
tuate adjoining to the high turnpike-road from Turner's.hill to
Lind Held, at the thirty-three mile-stone.
Several of the trees are of large dimensions, the bark of an excel-
lent quality, and convenient for carriage.
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Hobbs, the tenant of the
farrua, of whom catalogues may be had, as well an at the Tiger, at
Lind Held ; the Crown Inn, East. Grinstead ; the Star, Lewes ;
the Talbot, Cuckfield ; the King's Arms, Horsham; White
Horse, Edenbridge 4 the White Hart, Guildford ; the Auction
Mart; of Measrs. Dawes and Chatfield, Angel. court, Throginor-
ton-street ; and of fir. Prickett, 41, Castle-street, Ilolbom.

HERTFORDSHIRE. ON THE BORDERS OF ESSEX.
VA LUA BLEFREEHOLD ESTATE,

Comprising One Hundred sotl Thirty-four Acres of Excellent

Land, within a ring fence.
By Mr. AIM'S,
At the Auction Mart, Bartholomew-lane, on THURSDAY,
May 18, at 12, in Lots.

AValuable and niost. Desirable FREEHOLD ES-
TATE. distinguished sal Rook's, situated in the parishes
of Stocking Pelham and Brent Pelham, adjoining the road leading
from Brent Pelham to Clavering, and front Stocking Pelham to
Bishop's Stanford, about eight miles from the latter town, ten
miles from Walden, fifteen from Hertford, all of which are excel.
lent market towns, with good roads, a fine sporting part of the
county, and in the immediate vicinity of two packs of hounds ;
adjoining the Estates of N. Calvert, Smith, and Hoy,
comprising about 119 acres of very superior nrable,pasture,tneadow,
and wood land, in a high state of cultivation, divided into conve.
nient enclosures, within a ring.fence, with good farm-house, cot-
tage, and suitable buildings for agricultural purposes.
Also, about Fifteen Acres of excellent ARABLE and MEA-
DOW LAND, situated ou the rued lesdicg from Stocking Pel.
ham to Bishop's Stortford.
The whole in the occupation of Mrs. Driver, a most respectable
old tenant for upwards of sixty years, and of the estimated annual
value of 2001.
This Estate presents a rare opportunity for the investment of
capital.
The Estate may be viewed until the Sale, by permission of the
tenant, of whom particulars may be had ; also at the Epping Place
Inn ; Crown, Ilockerill ; George, Bushop's. Stortford ; Bull,
Royston ; Half Moon, Hertford ; Rose and Crown, Sawn Wal-
den ; of Messrs. R. and M. Browne, Solicitors, Furnival's Inn ;
at the Mart : and at Mr. Mill's Offices, I, Chapel Place, Poultry,
London, wheal Plans dike &saw may be seem •

SALE BY AUCTION.
BIBLIOTHECA SPLENDIDISSIMA.
• By Messrs. SAUNDERS and HODGSON,
At their Great Room, No. 39, Fleet-street, on WEDNESDAY
NEXT, and three following Days, at half-past 12 precisely,
A Select Portion of the LIBRARY of Mrs. BLISS,
Z.l deceased, removed front her residence at Kensington ;
prising an extensive, rare, and valuable cullection of original Per-
sian, Chinese, Turkish, Hindostan, and other Drawings, exqui-
sitely finished, representing -the manners, amusements, customs,
dresses, trades, architecture, manufactures, and costumes of the
Eastern nations, richly illuminated Missals, expensive works .on
Botany and Natural History, the various Galleries, Barks of Pro.
cessions, and National %Yreka of Art, and an assemblage of fine
Drawings and Prints. ammig which are—
FoLim—lioffim Histoire Na•tirelle des Oiseaux, 14 vols. large
paper; Mayer's Views in Turkey, Egypt, and Palesticei Storm
Naturals • 5 vols. ; Genitives Rhine and Meuse;
Sepp'a Birds, 2 vols.; Sch,mclizer's Natural History, 16 vols.;
Daniell's,Aftican Scenery; Plena Icinies PI intarum, 6 vols.;
Thornton's Sexual System of Linnaus ; Lister Disunite, 2 vols. ;
Catrsby's Carolina, 2 vols. ; Roithurgh'w Plants of the Coast of
Coromandel ; Young's Portraits of Turkish Emperors; Abbot and
Smith's Insects, 2 vcds.; Ayton's Voyage round Great Britain ;
CEurres de Holbein • Bulliarsi Histoire des Cliampigimes de la
' Eraace, 7 sots. ; Histoire Naturellet 3 sole. large paper;
Fowler's, Mosaic Pavements and Stained Glass. 2 vols. • Brook.
aliases Pomona; Solvyn's Costitmea of the liindoos; Buchoz ilia.
Loire Naturelle, 6 vols. ; Naomi's Rath, Versailles, and farts; Car-
ter's Ancient Sculpture and Painting; Marriage and Funeral Pro-
'cessions, Costumes of various Nations, tlre-
QUART/3.-I.e Valliant Naturelie des Oiseaux d'Afrique et de
l'A intrigue, 7 soli.; Pilkington'a Diefimary of Psinters,3 vols ,
illustrated; Donovan's Insects of India and CLina; Lysons's Lon.
don and Middlesex. 6 vole. ; Albin. Latham, and Edwards's 1
BIM*, 22 vela.: Emu Papillons d'Europg. 6 vols. i Harding"
Biographical Mirrour, 3 vols.; Delwin arn•tbrilegka, *Shoat
Repton'a Landatripe Gardening; Asop's Fables, 2 vols, with
ilowites original Drawings, &c. &c.
°moor°, &c.—Beauties of England and Wales. 25 who. ; Ire-
land's Works, and Hogarth, 9 vols. ; Dnnovan's Insects, Birds,
Fishes, and Shells, 33 vnls.; Shaw and Noddet's Naturalist's Mi...
cellany, 24 vols.; Granger's Biographical History of England,
illustrated in 8 vols.,*&c. The whole in the finest condition, many
on large paper, with proof and early impressions of the Plates, the
works on Natural History and Botany most beautifully coloured,
sumptuously and tastefully bound in morocco and russia, by Kal-
thoeher, Staggemeier, C. Lewis, Bohn, Welcher, C. Smith. 31tir.
ton, and other eminent binders, regardless of expense, and titishet.
in their best style.
To be viewed previous and on ;the mornings of sale, and CWSI-
- had, price Is. each.