The Sun.
London, England, 1824-12-13 00:00:00

SALES OF ESTATES, &c.

Splendid French Furniture, from the Town Mansion of
G. WATSON TAYLOR, Esq.
R. CHRISTIE has the honour very re-
spectfully to inform the Nobility and Public, that he
is directed to SELL by AUCTION; at his Grest Room, King-
street, St. James's-square, in February next, a SELECTION
of SUMPTUOUS ARTICLES of PARISIAN and other
FURNITURE in the first style of magnifieence, including
several that formerly adorned the Palace of Versailles, and other
Royal Residences, which were sold during the Revolutionary
troubles on the Continent, some noble Bronze Groups and
Busts, and Sculpture in Marble, from the late very distin-
guished Mansion of George Watson Taylor, Esq. in °wen-
dish-Square.—Further notice of the time of the Sale will be
given.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.
By Mr. SOTHEBY, at his House, No. 3 WELLINGTON-
ST It EET, s Tit ND, on TH URSDAY, becember the 16th,
at Twulve o'Clock,
AValuable COLLECTiON of AUTO-
GRAPH LETTERS of DISTINGUISHED PER-
SONS, from the Reign of Elizabeth to that of James H.
Among which will be found,'
Those of Queen Elizabeth ; Mary Queen of Scots, and her
Mother M:ttv of Guise; Cardinal Realm); the Regents_ of
Scotland, Arran, Mar, and Murray the Earls of Sumx and
liedford fond Hunsdon; James Vith of Scotland'; Anne of
Dentn.irk Charles 1. ant It.; the Queen of Bohemia; the
Duke of Monmouth and Lord Chancellor Bacon; Lind Ro-
chester, &c. &c.

A considerable number relate to • period fScottish
I .14.0.
His+ (try to which the politic attention has been awakened by
the powerful pen of the Anther of Waverley, particularly to
"'the cratty Lauderdale, the dissolute Rothe.; Dumbarton ;"
Douglas, S. the twice•torned Traitor, haith to Country and
King ;" and, above all, our of Claverhonse, describing the
Fight of Drumelog; with many illustrhtive of littruet's His-
tory of his Own Times, and other Vassages of English and
Scottish History.
To be viewed, and Catalogues (price Is.) had at the Place
of Sale.

MARSHAL'S OFFICE.—SALE by EXT.
CUT I 0 N.---T 111 RD PROCLAMATION.—
Whereas 1, the undersigned, by virtue of . four respective writs
of execution, granted by His Excellency Henry Beard, Esq.
Lieutenant Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over the
Colony of Berbice and its Dependencies, &c. &c. &c. Presi-
dent in all Courts and Colleges within the same, &c. &c. &c.
dated the 4th of June, 1024—Firstly, in favour of Colin Doug-
las, for himself and for the late firm of J. T. and A. Douglas ;
secondly, of John Crosthwaite, for the late firm of Wulff,
Brown, and Co. ; thirdly, of William Kewley; fourthly and
lastly, of Charles Matheson, holder of the promissory note on
which this action is instituted, plaintiffs respectively, versus the
Representative or Representatives of Plantation Prospect, de-
fendants—have caused to be taken in execution, and placed
under sequestration, the sugar plantation Prospect. with all its
cultivation, slaves, buildings, machineries, cattle, and whatso-
ever thereto belonging or appertaining, an inventory of which
is lying at this office for the inspection of those concerned ; be
it therefore known, that I. the undersigned, or the Marshal at
the time being, intend to SELL, at PUBLIC EXECUTION
SALE, after the expiration of one year and six weeks, from the
10th of June, 1824, the before named SUGAR PLANTA-
TION PROsI.p:CT, with all its cultivation, slaves, buildings,
machineries, cattle, and whatsoever thereto belonging or apper.
taming, in order to recover, by execution sale of said estate,
cti
vs, such sum of money as wherefore the
:nan anneals and *I,
same has been taken in execution and placed under sequestra-
the rmlations of the Honourable
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ecuti Leis colony, This
the Court of Civil Jo &gee, dated the 20th.sow„ember, 1817,
dam proclamation, published as customary.
Berbice, July H, 1824. T.-
PAXNeIi EN, First Marshal.