The Sun.
London, England, 1828-01-10 00:00:00

PUBLIC SALES.-(THIS DAY.)

BY MESSRS. ROBINS, AT THE AUCTION MAO
MARYLEBONE.—A Leasehold House, No. 491
east side of Shouldam-street, Marylebone, let on e
repairing lease for 21 years from the 25th Mardi.
1825, at a net rent of 50/. per year; held on lease
for 754 years from 1812. Knocked down at 360 g
TOTTENHAM COURT-ROAD.--All improved rent
of 171. a-year, arising out of a house and shop is
Milford-place, held for a term of which 29 years were
unexpired last Michaelmas, at 33!. per year-90 gs•
INSURANCE SirAuEs.—Thirty Shales in the pro'
tector Fire-office, on which two Dividends have
been paid, produced from 221. per share.

REVERSIONS.—A Reversion to 2,0001., being pars
of the sum of 12,000/. secured on mortgage, and re'
ceivable on the death of a gentleman upwards of dl
years old.-5101.

'Yhe Absolute Reversion in and to the sum of
2,0001. 3 per cent. Consols. receivable on the dea'
of a lady in her 67th year.-5951.
A security for 12,000/. payable on the demise 01
a lady now in her 70th year, provided either her
daughter, or any of her three grandchildren survive
her; the property is charged on, and payable out
of, certain estates nearly all freehold, situate at Ea§t
Brent, Somerset, of the value of 20,000/. and
upwards—

THEATRE SHARE.--A 1001. Joint Stock, or Pro'
prietor's Share in Drury-lane Theatre, and a Life'
admission for any one person-70 gs.

BY MR. ALAR.
ISLINGTON.—Five well built Dwelling Houses,
Windsor-street, let at will, on lease, at only 204 pet
annum each; the whole held for a term of 21 yeah
at the rent of 60/. per annum—Withdrawn.

13oRot:Git.—A substantial House and Shop,
Cobourg-place, Borough-road, let on lease for 7,14 i
or 21 years, at 50/. per annum; the premises ar
held by indenture from the Lord, Mayor and Citizen`
of London-3051.

EUSTON-SQUARE.—A substantial and well buil'
House, situate No. 7, Drummond-street, held for 8'
years, at a ground rent of 161. 16s. per annum'
1201.

A precisely similar built House, No. 28, Dray
mond-street, let at 38/. per annum, held for the 801
term ; ground rent same as the preceding lot."'
170/.

A compact Leasehold House, being No. 2, Duke'
street, held for the same term ; ground rent 6!. pel
annum-150/.

Ditto, exactly similar, let at 381.-170/.
Ditto, ditto, let at 401.-3001.

REGENT'S PARK.—A Leasehold Dwelling 11°01
situate in York-terrace, of the presumed value 0
100/. per annum, held for a term of 96 years, at
ground-rent of .51/. per annum-3351.
GuosvENoß-SQUARE.—A Leasehold Dwelling
House with Shops, being No. 12, corner of George
street, let on lease for 21 years from last Michaelmas'
sl
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opre, rfoarni6tuomy;e
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a‘tv whole is
ground-rentis held u nodfe Lord
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No bidders.

BRpMPTON.—A Dwelling-house, finished in II
superior manner, No. 12, Montpelier-square, Bronl
ton. The whole held for 99 years, at a ground'
rent of 14/. 14s. No bidders.

A Ditto, precisely similar, at a ground-rent of 151
per annum. No bidders.
COVENT GARDEN.—A moiety of one-half part S
a Freehold House, in Little Hart-street, let on less
:
for 21 years, of which nine are unexpired, ',
.511. 10s.perannum—
CHESsiNGToN.--A Small Cottage and extensi,-
Stabling for 10 horses, with' lofts,. &c.,,togetheli
with seven acres, and a half of meadow and arablt
land, at Chessington, Surrey, let at 901. per annul°
AT GARRAWAY'S, BY MESSRS. ROWELL A 0
DOWSE.
A Piece of Freehold Land, in Alconburyand Wet
ton, adjoining the London Road, near the Whitt
Hart, immediately connected with the foregoing
lot-1151.

HANOYER-SQUARE.-A capacious modern Free'
hold Residence, iri Maddock-street, Hanover-square,
at the corner cf Regent-street, in the occupation 0
Messrs. Haywood and Oliver; the premises are 0,
the presumed value of 3001. per annum--postponed
HUNTINGDON.—A valuable Leasehold Titbarel
Estate; containing 206 acres, 2 roods, 33 perchl
called the " Lodge Farm," and the great tithes e
207 acres of Land adjoining, called " Tinker's Lodg,
Farm," in Alconbury and Weston, in the county 0`
Huntingdon.—passed.

BY MR. WILLIAM MASON.
QUEENHITHE. A Part Freehold Messur
partly held under the City of London, at a rental
12s. Bd. per annum, being No. 1, Qneenhitbel
Thames-street-150h

Don MIGUEL, accompanied by Lord MOUND
CHARLES and suite, visitedsatdhdeleHr oy,r:eindßanlzaaiscr,eliKanieongu-sstrde:
and Baker-street, Postman-square, and went through thi
s inspected the Panorama of the
furniture,afteri,.ard
IPh3aoar"tttielne'eocnfatrsNr:a7a-aner'din, attended by Mr. YOUNG, the proprietor
to whom he was pleased to express his entire approbatioo
of the whole establishment, as well as his satisfaction at thi
attention paid him on going through it.
The LORD CHANCELLOR left town yesterdol
morning for the Royal Lodge, Windsor-Park, on a visit V/
the KING ; his Lordship bad an audience of His MAJEtrf,
and returned to town in the afternoon, where he allied
about five o'clock. His Lordship proceeded in his car'
riage and four to the Foreign-office, Downing-street, whorl
the Cabinet Ministers were assembled, having been surly
mooed yesterday morning to attend a council at (Or
o'clock in the afternoon : the Ministers present at the
meeting were Viscount GODERICH, the Earl of CAREAsLP
Earl DUDLEY, Mr. Husriscox, Viscount PALssEnsTo)l
Lord BEELEY, Mr. CHARLES GRANT, and Mr. Tszitzrzf'
The Ministers sat in deliberation till past six o'clock.
The Governor and Deputy-Governor of the
Bank of England left the Bank shortly before four o'clock
yesterday afternoon, and proceeded to the office of the
CHANCELLOR of the ExciaQtrints in Downing-street,
where they had a long conference with that Right HO.
Gentleman.

the Portuguese Arnbag•
Ambassador,
andPthr
Prince
tr„sacted busin„, yesterday with TN
-aIr..,UDLEY,
the Foreign-office, Downing-street.
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the Christ'
nGdruarcelgthe Duke of
mdiustinhgouiiidshayedh
- .
The Marquis of HERTFORD has been enter•
taming, at his seat, Sudbeurn-hall, in this county, mini
IVELtANGrrox (being his second visit within a few weeks),
naombloenrngewnhaonnsd
wgeernetlehmies
Mr. 1,w,, Lord RENDLESHAM, &C.—.SuffOlk iferaki.
Her Grace the Duchess 6T HANtittox his
sent jr.S CuzitsoN DEANS, Treasurer of the Poor, 100
carts of coals, to be given to the poor of the town
and
parish of Hamilton, which at this season of the year, lot
indeed proved a very great blessing. The fartne,,, on the,
estate drove them to the door gratis.— Glasgow chronicfr,

HACKNEY COACHMEN.--A Correspondent
in the Morning Herald says, " It is generally held that $
hackney coachman is not punishable or demanding more
than his fare, unless he actually takes the money.,! troo
reference to the original Act of Parliament, a coachman ws'
yesterday fined 2ls. at the Police Office, Bow-street, fa
demanding more than his fare, though it was not given
V)
him at the time. This should be known for the protectioo
of the public, and to serve as some check uPoli hackle/
coachmen.

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