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TH AUDLEY STREET, GROSVENOR
SQUARE.
4age for 49 Years, at 50/ Ground Rent; valuable
Books, China, Furniture, and Effects.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. LA HEE,
tiae Premises, No. 11, North Audley-street, on FRI-
DAY, June 28, at Twelve,
TIRE GROSVENOR LEASE for 49
Ills Years, of a spacious HOUSE and large Garden,
a ground rent of 50/. per annum ; and at the same
irne be remaining Household Furniture, consisting of a
t4Logany French bedstead, with silk hangings, Parisian
k:Wers, escrutoire and Artnoir, with looking glass door ;
uOlueterie commodes, an antique wardrobe, a set of
t'h chairs and sofa covered in velvet, a six-octave hod-
to44lgrand piano-forte, by Broadwood,various ornamental
a mantel clock, lamps, sideboard, dining tables,
hairs in red morocco, bookcases; books, comprising
Cyclopsedia, a splendid edition of Hume's England
Litt'' continuation, Henry's Great Britain, Gibbon's Rome,

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Tahertson's Scotland, Bible, Scott's works, and Byron's
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stereotype editions; Quarterly Review, Bewick's
114 h, Haes's Birds, Trey's Plante Selectee, Miller's
k"antB, Rapin's England, Playfair's Baronetage, Voltaire,
; ornamental and other china, glassware, excellent
4itt,len utensils, garden roller, and various effects.
the House may be viewed till the sale by tickets, and
tiVte effects one day prior ; Particulars and Catalogues miy
had there, and at Mr. Lahee's Offices, 65, New Bond-
Itreet,

late Mrs. Crompton's Residence and costly Effects.
Ilt. LAHEE respectfully announces that
;„LE 411- the following is the ARANGEMENT of e
of this valuable and intereßsting PROPERTY,th to
OPlace upon the Premises, No. 33, Bryanston-square,
p
O4hout reserve, on MONDAY, July 1, and Five following
Y,s instead of June 25, as heretofore advertised.
h`'n Monday, July I.—The Lease for 7131 years, at a
4PPer-corn rent, of the excellent Residence, in perfect
with coach-house and stable, to be followed by 200
E,t° of choice Books, many of which are illustrated and
" editions of the works.
tit(le4)4 Tuesday, July 2.—The elegant plate and plated ar-
kis collection of valuable paintings, a small cellar of
" wines, carriage and pony.
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Wednesday, July 3.—Ornamental items, specimens
Otural history, clocks, bronzes, double-action harp, by
44.4; piano, Delal harp, drawings, &c.
ipti
able china Thursday, July I..—The splendid ornamental china
ikth: services, and the magnificent ornamental

Friday, July 5, and Saturday, July 6.—A1l the
;rent modern furniture, supplied by Gillows.
44,0 be privately viewed, by catalogues only, at Is. each,
6,ednesday, June 26, and Thursday, June 27, and
ly on Friday, June 28, and S iturday, June 29.
L'he house may be previously viewed by tickets only, to
`_'4(l at Mr. Lahee's Offices, 65, New Bond-street.

li6,ERVICE OF ELEGANT MODERN PLATE,
"1 Articles, a Wardrobe of Linen, and two capital
"'utile Guns, by Moore, removed from a Gentleman's
seat, and a sauntity of Wine lying in a
entleman's private cellarq ina Baker-street,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
it I,LAHEE,
s'"• Town's Rooms, 26, Condbtreet, on TUESDAY,
July 9, at Twelve,
k SERVICE of PLATE, of rich patterns,
t,t and in fine condition ; comprising soup and sauce
t !ell', bread basket, waiters, tankards, children's mugs,
qle stands, several dozen forks and spoons, tea equipage
kih °tiler minor articles. The plated articles consist of
14;e coolers, dishes and covers, and also two plare chests,
1/444 three dozen knives ; the linen is of the usual kind,
in excellent preservation. The guns cl tim the atten-
-14;1 of the sportsman, having been recently made to order,
r,b'en hut little used.
ltalogues to be had, one day prior, at the Rooms, and
ti,`-
Lahee's Offices, 65, New Bond-street, where the
\ Petty may be viewed.

1,,
rORTANT FREEHOLD ESTATE, ALBE-
IARLE- STREET, and OLD BOND. STREET.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. LAHEE,
14t the Mart, on THURSDAY, July 18, at Twelve,
11-1 E Substantial and Spacious FAMILY
%t h, HOUSE, No. 12, Albemarle-street, now let
rhed to Lord Stanhope, whose term will expire the
I,°l December next, at a rent of 7001. per annum, and
,ti ittportint premises No. 28, Oid Bond-street, now
511 4, Picture Galleries, Exhibition-rooms, Offices, &c.,
I.
INrase
for an unexpired term of 12 years, at 1601. pe-r
Ni'll, occupying a site of ground 125 feet deep, and
Pr, t 1:” frontage upon two first-rate streets, offeiing, as
1141'ea for any public building or large concern, a rare
IlitCtlinit) ,' and for investment an unquestionable se-
t)
kkiru ',ed particulars may be had, 21 days prior to the
t'l4': St the Mart ; of Messrs. Farrer and Co., 69, Lin-
-4x,'lhn-ficlds ; of Messrs. Bywater and Goodbarne, 70,
:t Grosvenor.street:; and at Mr. Lahee's Offices, 65,
Pond .street.

SECURE INVESTMENT.
t 'unuse and Stabling, held for 52 years, at a Ground-
V. 10s., and let for 21 years to the Hon. John
"van, at 501. per annum.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
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By Mr. LAHEE,
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Alart, on THURSDAY, July 18, at Twelve for One
precisely.
,t4E PREMISES are situate No. 14,
table Jacob's s Well mews, and consist of Five-Stall
qr) eouble (7oacli-house, with Provender Loft, and two
•,ts
tths over ; they are substantially built, and offer an
pr,vilrlt security for investment.
Wt'd particulars to be bad of J. P. Beavan, Esq.,
tl' 30, Sackville-street ; at the Mart; and at Mr.
u4cee, 66, New Bond-stmt.

FREEHOLD DETACHED VILLAS AND
GARDENS, LAND TAX REDEEMED,
I)° a Large Plot of Garden Ground, held for 300 years,
and a small part for '75 years, at Pepper corn Rents,
'll all upwards of Two Acres; situate at
STEWART'S GROVE, CHELSEA,
Near the New Church.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At By Mr. LAHEE,
the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, on
"loNnay, the 24th of June, at Twelve, in Three Lots,
k Convenient detached FREEHOLD
ft VILLA, with Coach-house, Stable, Pleasure
r'llnd, and Garden let to a respectable tenant on lease
,i)t.4 term to expire at Lady-day, 1810, or at tenant's
'''n at Lady-day, 1837, at a net rent of 90/. per
t't 2. A PLOT of GARDEN GROUND, with an
qt entive frontage, held for upwards of 300 years, at a
tr()Per-corn, and a small plot of Ground annexed as garden
funds held for 75 years also at a pepper-corn.
kri."')t 3. A FREEHOLD HOUSE, with large Garden
to lot 1, with considerable frontage on two
lass; let to a respectable tenant, who paid 100/. premium
41 yeats, from haelmas, 1827, . p
^,d at t tenant's optiMionc for a further term ofso/ erfuur y
ears, , at
Per annum.
v'he premises may he viewed with tickets, to be had,
Ith
k Printed particulars, at Mr. Lahee's Offices, 65, New
..._odsstreet.