The Sun.
London, England, 1839-08-21 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.

R. BULLOCK is directed to SELL by
AUCTION, at his Rooms, 211, Holborn, on To-
MORROW and SATURDAY NEXT, an excellent NEW CAB
PHAETON, for one or two horses, with full appendage's;
also the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECT S,
including a looking-glass, six feet square ; an eight-
leafed screen, eight feet high; rosewood and mahogany
articles for the principal rooms, a new semi-grand piano-
forte in rosewood case, two cabinet and a cottage ditto,
a powerful toned seraphine, a violoncello, two capital
paintings (one by Cannalletti); paintings, portraits, prints, and
etchings of an artist; figures, easels, portfolios, and stands, an
expensive mahogany case for coins and aninerals, busts and
columns; a superior percussion gun and pistols, very com.
pletely fitted up ; ormolu and bronzed suspending lamps, a ma-
hogany store press, Roman senate and other easy chairs, bed-
room furniture ; a rosewood bookcase, 8 feet by 4 feet; a le.s
ditto, hall chairs, dinner waggons, wrought iron chest, library
tables, antique looking glasses, &c. &c.
To be viewed the day prior.

FREEHOLD, COPYHOLD, AND LEASEHOLD PRO-
PERTY, PRESENTING ELIGIBLE INVESTMENTS

FOR SMALL CAPITALS.
MR. BULLOCK is desired to SELL by
AUCTION, at the Mart, on \VEDNESDAY NEXT,
August 28, at Twelve, in Eleven Lois.

A FREEHOLD ESTATE of TWO HOUSES, fronting
Steward-street and Artillery. lane, leading to Bishopsgate-street,
a few yards from the City ; the property has been rebuilt within
the last six years, at a cost of nearly ore thou-and pounds.
A FREEHOLD ESTATE of TWO HOUSES, very re-
cently rebuilt, in Gunpowder-alley, near the Queen's Printing-
office, between Fetter-lane and Shoe-lane, of the annual value
of seventy pounds.
A QUA RTER SH A REof TWO FREEHOLD HOUSES,
Nos. 44 and 45, Leather-lane. worth 1001. per at.num.
A FREEHOLD GROUND-RENT of 151. per annum,
issuing out of six houses in Stafford-street, High-street, Peck-
ham, Surrey •
And a LEASEHOLD ESTATE at Camberwell, held for
ninety years at a small ground rent, and producing a clear rent
of fifty-five pounds per annum.
And COP VHOLD ESTATES at Bushey, Herts, directed
by the will of the late Mr. Thomas Forster to be sold without
reserve.

Printedp arltizukarigshmnayolbbeorlina.d at Mr. Bullock's Offices and
R ooms, No. 211,

ANTS.
Numerous FreehoIdWHITCHURCH Houses in theHTown and Lands in the
M urgale RAINYB WLLeld SELL BY AUC-
Se September 20, at One o'Clock precisely, in about Sixty Lots,
An excellent FREEHOLD DETACHED RESIDENCE
and Offices, Garden, and Pleasure Grounds, bounded by the
Ricer Test, on Lease for a few years unexpired to George
Twynam, Esq. ; another Freehold Residence opposite; nu-
merous Dwelling Houses, Shops and Premises,including a
Public House, situate in the Market-place, and in Church-
street, Wood-street, Bear Hill-street, Mill-street, and Duck-
street,mostly in good repair, and occupied by respectable
year to year, at low old rents. Also about Thirty-
tseixnaAntsrf°erss Land in Burgage Field, Winterton Bottom, and
Mayor's Lynch, near the town and the London turnpike road.
Printed particulars with plans annexed may be had fourteen
days preceding the Sale, at the White Hart, Whitchureh ; Star
and Garter, Andover; Crown, Basingstoke; George Win-
chester; Dolphin, Southampton;
pton,kar Pelican,
and Harding,an,Newbury; Crown,Great
Reading ; of Messrs. Bray,
Russell-street, Bloomsbury; and of Mr. Rainy, No. 14, Regent
street, London.

VIUTNEY HEATH, Surrey.—The elegant
VILLA and GROUNDS of the late James Rice, Esq.
—To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by Mr.
RAINY, the elegant and compact VILLA, in the Gothic
style, most delightfully placed on the verge of Putney-heath,
on the road to Kingston, about five miles and a half from Hyde
Park-corner, commanding beautiful views towards the Surrey
bilis. The villa contains a lofty dining-room, 24 feet by 13
feet 6 ; a drawing-room 23 feet 6 by 16, a study, three best
bedchambers and servants' rooms, convenient offices, &c. It
stands perfectly detached, approached by a carriage drive, and
is surrounded by about three acres of ground, very tastefully
disposed in lawn, ornamented with handsome trees, and shel-
tered by shrubberies, through which are extensive gravel walks;
a greenhouse, kitchen garden, coach- house, stabling, &c. ;
held for an unexpired term of about 22 years at a small ground
rent, and may be renewed to make up 63 years, at the option of
the t.urchaser.

To be viewed by tickets, which, with particulars, may be
bad of Mr. Rainy, 14, Regent-street.

NEAR RAMSGATE, KENT.-SOUTH-
WOOD LODGE, at St. Lawrence, one mile from
Ramsgate, the beautiful Freehold Marine Residence of the late
Samuel Winter, Esq , and some detached Houses and Land.—
To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by Mr.
RAINY, the admired and beautiful FREEHOLD MARINE
RESIDENCE, SOUTHWOOD LODGE, in the most
complete state of repair, standing at a convenient distance from
the road at St. Lawrence, and about a mile from Ramsgate,
commanding sea and inland views of great extent and variety.
The late owner laid out a very large sum in additions and im-
provements within the last few years. The house is approached
by a carriage drive, with a lodge at the entrance, and contains
a hall 22 feet by 16 feet 6 in. ; two staircases; dining-room, 24
feet by 17 feet 6 in. ; drawing• room, 24 feet by 17 feet 6 in. ;
breakfast-room, morning-room, study, conservatory, numerous
bedchambers and offices, coachhouses and stabling, walled
kitchen garden, lawn, pleasure ground, and paddock, in all
about eleven acres. Also, in separate lots, a dwelling-house,
occupied by Mr. Perry ; and cottages and garden ground, in
the occupation of Messrs. liandford, Sweetlove, Harrison, and
others ; and a plot of open field arable land, containing two
acres and three quarters, or thereabouts, in the occupation of
Mr. Philpot.
To be viewed by applying to the Gardener on the premises ;
and particulars may be had of Mr. Rainy, No. 14, Regent-
street.