The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-10 00:00:00

IiEUNERS-STREET, OXFORMSTREET.

Excellent Household Furniture, Handsome Marble Slab,
Pier Tables, a Square Piano-Forte, Eight-day Clock.,
a few Fine Paintings, and various other Effects.
TO BE SOLD BY. AUCTION,

By Mr. JOSEPH ROBINS,
(Of Warwick-house, Regent-street,)
On the Premises, No. 53, Berners.street, Oxford-street,
on Tussuar, July 13, and following day, at Twelve,
(By Order of the Executors of Lady Bensley,)
ALL the GENUINE FURNITURE,
sornprising Four-post, Tent, and other Bedsteads,
and Furniture's; Seasoned Bells and Bedding; Wardrobes,
Chests of Drawers; Wash-hand Stand and Dressing Tables,
and Classes; Elegant Suitesof Drawing-room, Library, and
Dining,-room Window Curtains, in Chime, Cotton, Ta-
bouret, and Satin • Chairs, Couches, &e., en suite;
Handsome Rosewood Frame ; Alarble Slab ; Pier Tables;
Square Piano-Forte, by Broadwond ; Eight-day Clocks;
a few Fine Paintings; Excellent Cabinet Articles, in
Rosewood, Mahogany, and Ant lesea Oak; Loo,-Card,
Sofa, Pembroke, Pining, and Library Tables; Sideboards
and Cellarets ; Capital Library Wing-Bookcases and Se-
cretaires ; Excellent Dining-room Chairs ; Turkey, Brus-
sels, and Kidderminster Carpets and Hearth Rugs ; Fen-
ders and Fire Irons ; Kitchen Requisites ; and various
other Articles.

May be viewed on Monday preceding the 5.1,, and
Cataloguer had on the Premises, at GarrAway's, and of Mr.
Joseph Robins, 170, - llegeat-street.

VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES,
WHITECROSS-STREET, CRIPPLEQATE.

Dwelling House, with Carpenter's Yard and Workshops ;
Extensive Warehouses; Stable, for four horses ; Coteh-
house, Loft, anti Rooms over ; Extensive Range of Cel-
hiring ; a Dwelling House and China Shop.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. JOHN ROBINS,
(Of Warwick-house, Regent-street,)
At Garraway's Coffee-house, Change•alley, Cornbill, on
Tit uitiguAY, July 22, at Twelve, (by order of the Ad-
miniwtratrix of the late Joseph Yallowley, Esq. de-
c,attetl),
to TWO LOTS,
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD
ESTATES.

Lot I. comprises •a Commodious DWELLING-
HOUSE, with the Extensive Work.hops, Sawpit, and
Range of Spacious and lofty Warehouses for the stowage
of timber or goods,'and a large yard, etmlored by folding
gates, in the occupation of Mr. Miles, 'carpenter,
tenant from year to year. A ROOMY YARD adjoining,
with a brick built STABLE, for four homes, man's sleep-
iug room and loft over ; large open Cart Shed, Dung..pit,
and a large Warehouse with floor over, in the occupa-
tion of Messrs. Eagle and Back, Distillers, tenaßts at will.
Another yard adjoining, with Workshops, Warehouse, and
Sitting-room over, in the occupation of Mr, Jacobson,
Gold-beater, tenant at will.

A large STABLE YARD adjoining, with a four-stall
stable, coach-house for two carriages, harness and lodging-
rooms and loft* over ; with dung-pit, &c.
Part in hand and psrt let.

The extensive CELLARING tor stowage of beer, un-
derneath the greater part of the Premises ; let to Messrs.
Whitbread and Co., Brewers, as tenants at will. •

The above Property is held on Lea,e, for an unexpired
term of Seventeen Years from Michaelmas next. The
net rent and estimated value nearly
ONE HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM.

Lot 2. A substantial Brick-buii
ROUSE, situate No. 219, Wnitecroso-street, in the no-
cupation of Mr. Mess, chinaman, on lease till 1840 ;
three stories high, two rooms on a floor ; commodious
shop and parlour on the ground floor, and Small yard,
kitchen and cellar on the basement ; producing a net
Rental of Twenty-four Pounds Twelve Shillings per
Annum, with a Reversionary Term of Two Years.
To be viewed by parunission of the t.nants, of whom
particulars may be ha•) ; at Messrs. Yallewley. and John-
son's Office,.Redcross-street ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr.
Robins, No. 170, Regent-street.

TOTTENHAM, MIDDLESEX. NEAR THE FIFTH
MILE-STONE.
Valuable Leasehold Estate, for Residence and Investment;
newly-erected Dwelling-bouse, with Offices arid Gardens;
a compact Dwelling-house, with Coach-house, Stable,
and Garden ; a newly-built Cottage ; and a capital
l'iece of Market Ground, with Cottage—in all about
Two and a Quarter Acre%
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. JOHN ROBINS,
(Of Warwick-house, Regent-street,)
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on
THURSDAY, July 22, at Twelve, by order of the Ad-
rniniatratrix of the late Joseph Yallowley, Esq., de-
ceued,

A Very Valuable and Improveable LEASE-
HOLD ESTATE, held at a moderate rent, fur a
term of upwards of Eighty-five Years, from 1804,
SITUATE AT TOTTENHAM, IN THE COUNTY
OF MIDDLESEX,
Nearly opposite the fifth mile-stone, comprising--
A newly-erected DWELLING-HOUSE, substanti Illy
built, conveniently awl commodiously planned for the ac-
e itintunlation of

A GENTLEMAN'S FAMILY,
0 r;;., nearly in a finished @cite, erected by the late Mr. Whin.ley
iafor his own residence, upon a neat elevation, combining
every requisite comfort, for such an establishment, only
kl. five miles from.town, with the convenience of coaches at
',
all times of the day both to anti from the metropolis.
! A small compact DWELLING-HOUSE, adjoining to
, the above, neatly fitted up, in the occupation of
---
: Cock, Esq., a highly respectable tenant, with coach-house,
,_ .tabling for four horses, yard, garden, tic. • .
r.!'•; A newly-erected COTTAGE, situate in Marsh-lane,
i, with gardens, in hand.
c A capital INCLOSURE of productive MARKET
:a GARDENER'S GROUND, situate adjoining, with a
'.. frontage to the lane of Artist
v THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY FEET,
k • which may he turned to a very profitable account, find
‘ leave a coneiderable quantity of land for gardening intr.,.... pobes, in the occupation of Mrs. Furnish, tenant front
year to year ; the rental and estimated value of
TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY- POUNDS PER
ANNUM,
as at- preeetit occupied, which may be considerably en-
' creased by ground rents in buildings upon the frontage to
.i. Marsh-lane.
The residence to be viewed by applying on the premises
7;. the adjoining dwelling-house by permission of the tenant;
and the cottage anti garden ground by applying to Mrs.
.1' Furnish.

Partieteare may be had on the premiiea; at the White
Hart, l'ottenham ; ' ; at
Akstra. Yallowley and Jotriton's Office, Reel Cross-
*met; at Garraway'o; autt of Mr. Robins, No. 1101
Regent.street.

TO PARENTS-AND GUARDIANS.
VVANTED, by a General Practitioner, in
the most fashionable and pleasant part of the
West-end of London, within three minutes' walk of the
London University, a •well-educated YOUTH as an
APPRENTICE, who will' be treated in every respect as
one of the family, and enjoy many advantages; and in ad-
dition be allowed the privilege of attending Lectures and
Hospital Practice during the last two years, and frequently
the former part of his Apprenticeship.—Premium, 2001.
Letters post-paid, addressed Ist. R. at Alesers. Lowe
and Johnson's, wholesale druggists, 30, Ilishopgate-without.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
JEREMIAH EVANS, Stove Grate Ma-
nufacturer, and Furnishing Ironmonger, begs leave
respectfully to return his grateful thanks to the Nobility
and Gentry of the United Kingdom, for the unprecedented
Patronage with which he has been honoured during the
last Fifteen Years. and to announce that he las been coin-
pellett to surrender his Extensive Premises,• deno►uinated
THE LONDON STOVE GRATE BAZAAR," to be
pulled down for the new approach to London-bridge,
and that he has removed to Nos. 4-I and 45, FISH-
STREET- HILL, where he has now on show a Splendid
Assortment of Stove Grates, Fenders. Fire Irons, Lamps,
Chandelicrs: Knives and Forks, Patent Dish Covers, Tea
and Coffee Urns, Papier Mackie and other Tea Salvers, of
new and elegant designs. Also a variety of Improved
KITCHEN RANGES, and every article of Furnishing
Ironmongery-of superior materials and manufaetur.i, which
are submitted on his usual moderate terms.

J. EVANS informs Families Furnishing, that the re..
maining portion of STOCK removed from his Old Pre-
miscs u ill be sold at ahem half price.
Ilia Establishment at " FINSBURY-PLACE" will
continue to he carried on as usual.

44 and 45,
Four doors from the Monuitiont.

-KiNG's liENen.—ln the case of HEX V.
Wiaats, which was not concluded yesterday when we
went to press, the Jury returned a verdict of Net Guilty,
The case was one of perjury.
„
PRESENCE OP MIND.—The fimovving re-
mnrknlile anecdote is related by Gunton., in his account of
the siege of Alexandria, by the Arabian army, under the
command of Almon, the conqueror of Egypt;---`" In
every attack on the city, the sword of Aansou glitterud iu
the van (Atha Moslems. On a memorable day he we.,
betrayed by bis imprudent valour; his followers who hurl
entered the citadel were driven back ; and the a'oral.
with * frieml anti a slave, remained a prisoner in the hands
of the Christians. When Amtou was conducted bef,ire
the Prefect, he remembered his dignity, and foritot his
situation ; u lofty demeanour, and resolute language,
revealed the Lieutenant of the Caliph, and the battle.
axe of a soldier teas already raised to strike oif the
head of the audacious captive. His life was saved by
the readiness of his slave, who instantly gave his master
blow on the face,, and commanded him, in an angry tone,
to he silent in the presence of his superiors. The credulous
Gee,* was deceived, he listened to the offers of a treaty,
and his priseners wero dismissed in the hope of a I,l"ru r''-
spectable embassy, till the joyful acclamation* of the
Saracen camp armuticed the return of the General, and
insulted the folly of the itindels."

RAW 1111.W.5.
Per Stone. R. A. to 0. d. Per Stone, A. .1. to R. d.
(test lieit,r*Se Stoer,3 0 3 2 C)rdlnary H.,..... 0 0 t?, I,
N1i5hi1ing4.........................2 0 2 0 Alm ket (:411'............. 6 0 ,eril

SIIEEP :41' 1
110:1 36. 0.1. to 44. 0 I. I Os. MI. to OA. Rd,
2 0 3 U 1 3 1 8

FIXES O 1

Per lb. it. toil.
to 1411 h..... 181 191
11itt0—.....-0) to 1)1111).... 21 2'2
Ilresßing 14 18
Fine Coael) 14itio3 11 111
Clop Hideo, 35 to 40Ib. 14 1:11
to h 1111.) 14} 171
18 191
F.: OF 'l'ei LOW, SC
Town
Yellow )16A. Dd.
White
Soap Ditto.- 333. 841.
18). NI.

Per lb. d. tod.
Tanned llarse Hides.. 10 12
Sonirdi Ditto 21 25

I'cr
Calf Skitt..:lo to 4116), 14 18
MI to to icllb. 21 26
1)Sto .10 to t10:1). IS 21
titnall i3o h, Grlcol.toti 1:4 2lt

Al'. &e. per 112111,—July 9.
Yellow 7os.
Mot Oct! g00.e.......www ~ow. Wit.
tV1iite..«.».....,.M.....tidt. 0,1
Craves 144, MI
Good 0,1

tetted SiOti
Ditto Rough

Plllll3 OF RAW FAT, per 41Afte, at Hits.—July O.
Price ot"Ldlovy (as 'Weal by the Tallow Meltersl,-9.4,

- - • SO, P. 1, L., •wflcu uy, allow antlers)
11ANVI.F.S.
The price of :Store Candles. in. the retail shops, is as follows :
Candles, per tlos. 7s. Oil. to 84. Ort, I 'Moulds, per tinsels
COA I. M A II K.' 1-71'.—.July ii
East Percy „.„-- 31a Ott, C0.:135.Al
4135.
Kenton We.t . 33 0 Ditto 11e111:ason Sr Co. 34
Pomo', _ _ ySI It Ditto Oasfortli 36 0
South 113 11 Ditto 1111,1.4 33 3
:in 0 Ditto Ittissalro 36 0
9.9 3 Walls 1:41.1 Stowart's —3l (1
Cow pen 32 t; Etherley sin --.
-,1;.1, at !Barbet, 111?.i --Ships tol3, 811 --Unsold, 5.
• • -
COll N'ritY C 0124, 51A141(1 11'S 1344111 NO '111P: WEEK.
. .
Per
Wheat. I Dailey. I (rats. I Beaus. rt
Q.
A shburti uarter
1, 18 74 411 33 27 112 412 43
113,4iiirstolw 1 r..t SO i 211 35 24 82 a) 46
11.41) 4fi 7-1 4 32. 23 431 46 tAI
60 fit; t; w. ii 1.!.1 3,t
t 2 :3,i 3.4 LSI 33 31 .11
t,itestertlehl 73 3i 83
.f,ti 30 40
7't(,l:
7:2 74 7,1
!!.;
z4ii: 1
4:,
Doncaster •CO 71) 22 81 45 47
b 4 75 11-1 33 :24 31
'`ter 72 71 23 :12 24 32 ns 44.
c. 4 CH 33 3.4 33 4.
Hunger ford b 5 83 2:1 36 22 10 37 4 '
Leicester " 33 2'l
.11
25 34 24 ait ;15
11° nue,' hi 74 113 fr,/ 4.V1
1 d 9
Sherburne 64 -7,1 91/ h"
Shaftesbury 6;1 31
Sheirtou Mallet 43 62 31 0.3 2,1
Taunton —, 4O 74 18 3•3 3,s 41
Yeovil 134 76 I. 41.
Per 3. cr.,. Lit cl! 0 •0 °
Shrewsbury 10 ti U 0 00, 6 0