The Sun.
London, England, 1835-08-10 00:00:00

TO HE SOLD 13.Y'AUCTION,
On he Premises,
By Mr. RAINY,
No. 144, Piccadilly, near Hyde Park-corner.
c.n WEnNr.snAr, August at Twelve for One o'clock, int-
else], by • " s"
), direction of the Executor,
IHE COLLECTION of PICTURES and
the CELLAR of WINES. Amongst the former will be
found an exquisite cabinet gem in his best manner by Adam Pynae-
to ; a view in Holland, .1. Ostade ; three highly finished speci-
. nr'ns by W. Mieris ; a Dutch Kermis, by D. Teniers, the younger;
two Landseaes and Figures by Wouvermans ; Travellers at an
nn, and a
Landscape, by Lutherbourg ; four by A. Kauffman,.
?t'd The Gamesters, by Hogarth. The wines consist of Old Port,
Sherry, Madeira, and a small quantity of Hock, &C.
Ifyde Park.---The Noble Mansion of the late Hon. Lady Drummond
Smith, with its Offices. Garden, and Stabling, held under the
Crown for an unexpired term of 55 years, at a Ground Rent of
103/, 14s. 6d.
per annum. •
• TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

By Mr. RAINY,
On the Premises No. 144, Piccadilly, near Hyde Park-corner, on
173r.'-)NEsnAv. August 12, at Twelve for One o'Clock precisely,
pipby direction of the Executor, and with immediate possession.
111 S MANSION was erected by the late Sir
Drummond Smith, for his own residence, without regard to
ZPerlse, aided by the professional judgment of the late James
Snit, Esq. Great solidity is visible in its construction, and the
interior is arranged to unite every possible luxury and comfort, The
situation in which it is placed may justly be considered unequalled
rrhe metropolis, and it may be added that the opportunities which
are presented for acquiring such a possession are very rare. On
the principal floor is a suite of drawing roams, 41 feet 4by 23 ft. 8,
23 ft. Bby 16 ft. 3, 22 ft. 7 by 23 ft. g, and 19 ft. by•ls ft. 9, all
footby massive mahogany folding doors. On the
,Fraand
. is a library, 36 ft. by 23 ft, and an eating room, 39 ft, by 23
pleasure grounds,
8, with an an ante room, opening to a garden, and access to the
inclosed from Hude Park. On the upper floors
are twelve best and secondary bedchambers, and the offices are
adapted for a suitable establishment,
, T 0 be viewed by tickets, which may be had of Mr. Rainy, No.
ti,4, Regent-street (the south entrancz7 in the court yard); and
nted particulars say be had e: nim till the sale ; also of Messrs.
miseshitmore and Co., Lincoln's •, and Inn New-square and on the pre-
.

. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. RAINY,
On fLA Premises, No. 144, Piccadilly, on THURSDAY, Aug. 13,
`t Twelve for One o'clock precisely, by direction of the Executor,
FIE SERVICE of PLATE, consisting of
tureens, dishes, plate, tea and coffee equipages, forks,
3cn., knives, cruets, &c. Also the table, dessert, and tea services
""ina &cid the glass.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
On t By Mr. RAINY,
trie Premises, No. 144, Piccadilly, on Mortn.tY, August 17,
qod two Following Days, at Twelve for One o'Clock precisely,
ritb direction of the Executor,
RE Elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
c comprising drawing suites in crimson satin ; curtains, with
y„
rl3?,i5S ; cabriole, &c., other chairs covered to correspond ; noble
6 e,
band chimney glasces. by 65, 65 by 35, 75 by 60, 64 by 40,
w 044, 96 by6s-; fie; consoles and cabinets ; tables of rose-
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% and mahogany ; sideboards, Axminster and Brussels carpets ;
e usual descriptior of articles in twelve bedchambers ; the orna-
111.1ental china, c/'.*Jcits and candalabra ; a curious mechanical clock
°' a hall • V-'and harness ; sedan chairs, and a variety
of effects' -'e
carrirge
ii ,The '.whole may be viewedon Monday and Tuesday, the 10th and
whole may
by catal
w ogues, comprising the seven dys' sale, at
it'ne shilling each (andwithout which no person can bea admitted),
;t° he had on the premises ; and of Mr. Rainy, No. 14, Regent-
ercet (the south entrance in the co
,en disposed of by private contract.
urtyard.) The Jewels have
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' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. RAINY,
On the Premises, No. 144, Piccadilly, on FRIDAY, August 14, and Following Day, at Twelve for ()ne o'clock precisely, by di-
rection of the Executor,
HE LIBRARY of BOOKS, embracing some
1 of the best editions of standard works, in English, French,
141
Lal,inn, &e., viz., Boydell's splendid edition of Shakspeare ; Po-
,r,c4's Description of the East ; Stow's Survey in London ;
Lir4.ogarth's Works ; ChaPncey's History of Hertfordshire ; Motfau-
, Antiquite Explio;tee large paper the Works of Piranesi
Za.Yl:.€ General Diaion'ary ; Pennant's London ; Grose's Anti-
iri tei g ; Sir William Jones's Works ; Euvres( de Buffon ; Vol-
Gentlein—'4 11..4„Ts iJniversal History, Ancient and Modern ; the
-----______:_,Agazine, Annual Register, &c.
Park 6„
---"%---Desirable Family Residence, with Coachhouse and
Stabling.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At 11 By Mr. RAINY,
le Gallery, 14 Regent-street, (the south entrance in the
tourtyard), on FainaY, August 21, at Two precisely, with im-
pir la
"te possession,
UNEXPIRED LEASE, for sixteen
tin Years, at a moderate rent, of the desirable residence, No.
"^', Park-lane, in front of Hyde Park ; comprising three and four
aPartments on each floor, with convenient domestic offices and
coachhouse, and stabling for six horses.
/I T° be viewed till t:ne sale, by tickets, which may be had of Mr.
Pllloy, 14, Regent-street. Printed particulars may be had of him ;
° of Ir, Cross% Hatton-court, Threadneedle-street; andon the
_ remiss.

11-e-----2-------- reford-stree. Park-lane, and fronting Park-street. Eligible
11,-,,idenee for a Single Person or small Family.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At t By Mr. RAINY,
Ikc'• Gallery, 14, Regent-street (the south entrance in the court-
,1)111) on FRIDAY, August 21, 1835, at 2 o'clock precisely, by
yprureetion of the Executors of the late John Crunden, Esq., with
etliate possession.
le tligible, RESIDENCE, No. 20, Hereford-
..
tthog street, fronting Park-street, comprising two rooms on each
' and adapted for a ale person or small family, held for about
TY,Year! unexpired, at ry low ground rent.
TO be viewed till the sale by tickets, which may be had of Mr.
foil,. Ir 9 14, Regent-street, and printed particulars may be had of him
k.eteen da.._
-.
L
)3 preceding • also of Mr. J. Winter, St. Swithen's-
-44n 1 ....orabard-street ; and on the premises.
South
street,last Park-lane.—Spacious Ma.nsion. erected within the
t years, and commanding the entire view over Hyde Park,
Vetiier with andstly andng. nearly new Istousehold Furniture,
and. Coachhousteh Stabli
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By MR. RAINY,
At the Gallery, No. 14, Regent-street, (the south entrance in the
courtyard), un FRIDAY, August 21, at Two o'Clock precisely,
tlunless previously disposed of by Private Contract, and with im-
iate Possession, P°
HE spacious and very elegant MANSION,
, No. 37, South-street, a few doors from Park-lane, and
e-'ancling the entire :Park view. The premises were erected
about six years since, ender the superintendence of an eminent ar-
11:ne.tiarlt,fatn. d6fi.imiiss finish in the best taste. The drawing rooms and par-
t- • '.-""inlnier.te by folding doors, and are 33 ft. 8 in. by. 21 ft.
19 ft. each. A stone hall, two stone staircases,
sheet ile tenure is leasehold for 57 years unexpired ; and in South-
to r,rtho; r:s,acr:.: istermsta.bling
bfor five horses, and double coachhouse, held
14, 2 Viewed by tickets, which may be had of Mr.
.Rainy, No.
4,, '‘eRP nt-street. Printed particulars may be had of him fourteen
•
%re, 'e'ling ; also of Mr. Murray, No. 5, London-street, Fen-
..., 0-strreet ; and on the Premises.
'ta-------thr -
-_;d Hill, Middlesex, en the road from London to Tottenham
an Waltham-cross, an easy remove from the City and from the,
levee nd of the Town, by the Regent's Park.—The elegant Re-
docks . Offices, Stabling, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, and Pad.:
e.Ss about Fifteen Acres, the property of N. M. Rrscbschild,
511.5 who has purchased Gunnersbury Park.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At, th By Mr. RAINY,
l
~ e Gallery 14, Regent-street, (the soth entrance in the coi.irt
a'd), on Fitinav,, August 21, at Two o'Clock precisely, with
'retnerliate possession, b
pir
HE spacious and elegant detached REST-
Th._ DENCE, delightfully situate on Stamlord-Hill, and corn-
Thisuedsing pleasirg views of the surrounding country. The p.m-
a,.rtr:re calculated for a large family, 'haying several principal
tCnlbeernsta, including a noble music or dining-room, and the bed-
the kitdi'neffices, and stabling, °in replete with convenience. In
pleasure e garden (which is \v.'s-tied) is a hothouse and vinery..The
:rei;triorsfiTrt.n,t,aarnedlaid out with much taste, ornamented with a
aerate grounZ. .at the
.extremity is some rich meadow land,
finfttee•l acres. Leasehold for a long term, at a mo-
ij__°_,he.. Tie:Xelffili the sale by tickets, which may be had of Mr.
teen l4, ilegent-street. Pa rticulars may also be had of him four-
clay-6pel__ Preceding ; of Mes,.rs. Dawes, Chatfield, and Dawes, An-
loiLicourt, Thro,lnorton-street ; and on the premises.
Ps°M, Surrey,—Very anrocable detached Residence, with Offices
and Stabling Gardces..ind Paddock of about Ten Acres, in per-
fect order. '

TO lit SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. RAINY,
Court-
4t the Gallen' No. 14, Regent-street (the south entrance in the
ym.d , on FR (DAY, August 21, at two o'clock precisely,
W• ith Pr.ssession at Christmas next,
N. Exceedingly Commodious Detached RESI-
DENCE (a principal part having been built within a few
t"), most pleasantly situate at Clay-hill, a short remove from
lo
"" town of Epsom. It comprises a good hall. paved with marble;
lrelegant drawing-room, 27 ft. 6 in. by 18' ft. in. ;an eating-
io ro, about the same size ; numerous bed-chambers, most conve-
nt offices, coach-house, stabling for six horses, kitchen arden,
4'1,." rich pacidocks, the whole about ten acres. The house angd part
ethe land is co hold and the remainder is freehold.
etrinted particulars may be had, fourteen days preceding. the
pso; of the Gnrdener, on the premises ; also at the Spread Eagle,
; Red Lion, Kingston ; of Messrs. Parker and Warter, 1, af;FY-street, Lincoln's Inn ; and of Mr. Rainy, 14, Regent-street.
lho Premises, being let furnished, can only be viewed, by per-
Ission of the tenant, between the hours of twelve and four.
Ickenham Middlesex—The distinguished
Mansion and Grounds,
Ctogether nearly thirty acres, the property and residence of Sir
et). Pocock, Bart.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
4t the Gallery' BY Mr. RAINY,
14, Regent-street, (the south entrance in the
with Im
"yard), on FRIDAY, August 21, at Two o'clock precisely,
mediate possession.
pr
HE singularly desirable and spacious MAN.
SIGN fronting the River Thames, and commanding its
entry, bounded by the woods of Ham and Petersham, and adopted
,_ he residence of a family of distinction. Connected with the
:Itmse is a gallery 90 feet in length ; the design fur the elevation
?,wards the river is supposed to have been given by the celebrated
Earl of Burlington, and at the extremity is a lofty saloon' or °eta—
. iitlie_°:trtoci:e., built in the reimn of George the Second, by. Leoni, an
lainent Italian arehitect,'and it has undergone no alteration since
The land is divided into lawn and walks, kitchen gar-
„. 4s (in which are pineries and graperies,) parklike paddock, and a
I,eadow to the river, and contains nearly thirty acres, ancl'-a portion
,°
~which is eligible for building upon without injury to the mail-
-5.,1"1"'• The estate is partly held of the Crown for a long term of
''rs, , and partly eopyhold, equal in value to freehold.
irb_:,o be viewed till the Sale, by tickets, which may be had of Mr.
a!l!y, 14, Regent-street ; and printed particulars may be had of
Cfourteenfo days preceding the sale • also the Royal Hotel,
.a nd Gartar, Richmond ;ofG. B. Tyndale, Esq., 64,
14v01n',5 Inn-fields ; and en the Prolllines•