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London, England, 1814-03-29 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.

FREE OF AUC HON DU flif.
MERCANTILE SI lITATIONS, ilfcc. in the Town and
Port of IPSWICH, SUPFOI.::..—By KINL;,
At the Bear and Crown Inn, Ipswich, on Tues•lay, the sth of
April, 1314, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon,
(By Order of the Assignees in a Commission of Bankruptcy
against Alert's. Cooic and Sft ErrA ID),
T
HE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES AND
ESTATES, in Lots,.viz.
Lot 1. One Half Share in the Good Sloop OROONORD, of
Ipswich, which carries 350 quarfers of corn.
Lot 2. Three E ghtlt Shares of the good Brig ENDEAVOUR,
of Ipswich; her barthen about 700 quartets of corn.
Lot 3. One Quarter Share of tit:, good Sloop INDUSTRY, of
Ipswich; burthen 530 quarters 01 corn.
'lle above vessels are all in vs ry substantial repair, particularly
well found in stores, and of easy draught of water.
Lot 4. A Dwulling House. Malting Office, '24 coomb steep ; a
Stable, and Piggery, situate in Walton, :Ailfolk, In the occupation
of J. Frost, tenant at-will.
'I his lot is copyhold, land tax redeemed, and subject to an an-
nual quit-rent of 9d.
Lot r. A Coal-bonse for 190 chaidron', with a chamber over
same ; and a Stahl.: also with a chamber over, contiguoas to
the water-site. and with a gocki wharf, ca led the Neptune Yard
Premises, late in the occupation of the sa d Bankrupts. Annual
laud-tax, Is.
Lot 6. A very excell-nt Dwelling House, late the residence of
Mr. Daniel z,hepparci ; a ma-t substantial new hailt Malting-
ohice, 40 epoinhs steep, with two lar !,e Corn chambers ovt r the
same; a Coal-ar,l, and Cinder-oven. The house and ntalting
are %sell supplied with water. Annual land-tax Xi. 41.
Lot 7. An excellent Dwelling I ouseflate the reside nce of Mr.
Jolla Cuok ; ameher convenient Dweliing House, in the oc-,
cupat:un of Mr.. tiutten, and a Cottage on the premises; a sub-
stantial Malting-office, 22 coombs steep ; two Coal-houses, one
entirslyAlie other partly new-built, to contain 450 ;
swot Corn Chainbers to carry 30u0 quarters of corn; and a
wharf 52 feet in length, lately Ott into good repair as consider-
able expense. The premhes admeastare 64 feet in .front of the
street, including the gateway, and 200 len in depth. Annual
land.rax
The last tissue lots are fretholl, are all situate in St. Clement's,
Ipswich, and in a eapitai.state of repair. Immediate possession
may be had. Seyarately, they are calculated for respectable mer-
cantile concerns; and conjointly, they form one of the Urn situa-
tions for the corn, malt, and coal trade in the- oounty.
Patted Particulars and Condition. of Sale may be hai at the
Auction Mart, Loudon; and of tie Auctioneer, at the County
Press, Ipswich.
For further particulars apply to Mr. Wm. iimart, merchant, or
Mr. tiarbur, salt manufacturer, the said Anlignees ; or to Messrs.
Of Ipswich.
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At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Thurs-
day, 21st April, at Twelve o'Clock,
ADESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
comprising a canimodious roomy DWELLING-HOUSE,
situate NO. Oti, on use south Side of PaII-Malt, overlooking
Carlton-House Garden: in the occupation of the G,ls Light and
Coke Company; containing, on the Ciller Floor, a capital Bed-
chamber in front, roomy Landing, three Bed-chambers, &c.—
On the Second Floor, two excellent Bedchambers, with Closets,
&c.; Dressing-room, Water-dose, and a delightful Sitting or
Bed room. On the First Hour, a Drawing•room, with window
to the boor, opening to a balcony the whole length of the front ;
spacious Landing, Bt..'cham4r, Dressing-room, Water Closet,
and a Bedchamber beyond, ov.rloaking the Gardens of Carlton-
Hotiee. Ground Floor, Entrance-hall, Vestibule or Inner Hall,
capital Stone Staircase to the upper Boor; a Dining Parlour with
stu:coed walls, I.inrary, Sitting-room, Strung raom, &c. Base-
ment, a Secondary Staircase to the Attica, Housekeeper's-ruoni,
Servants%hall, Larder, Water-closet, Knife-hole, and detached
Kitchen. Cellars for Wine, Beer, &c. are in front, with Vaults;
Yard at the back. —.E. be viewed, by Tickets.
Particulars may lie had un the :'remises; at the Subscription-
Hou:es. fit. James'i-itrttet, ; at Garraway's; and of
Mr. Rob;n4. Watwirk.s t,

1.k.t1..11..11G1.1) F.. 3 FATES.
TIOUSEi IN DIF.I49.IAIII.DINC,S, Ht)I.IIORN,

BLEWEV-3L:I-I.I)INGs, FFITER.LANi7., AND CAs'l LE-
S I Is f. F. r, OXi•ORD S 1-REL r.
By Mr. ROBIN:.,
At C.:arra:ray 's 'Chanr-alley, Cornhill, on Thor:.
day, the ttla Apt il, at 12 o'Chick (by order of the Executors
of the late G Kok t;t: Gutxr t-ros, Esq. deceased) in Three 1.0 r,,
THE VERY VALUABLE LEASEHOLD
MATES.

La! 1. Comprising Five suL,tantial Genteel BRICK DWEL-
LING-110USF:S, No. 7, $, 9, 10, and 11, three &ode?, high,
with Yards; tlard-ns, &c. ri!ua•e on the East•side of Dyers-
liuiltUngi, Holborn, io pc%•ee=ion and on lease to Mr. Wea'e,
t3app( r, Lied. Mr. Down, Mr. Browne, &c producing
a w,•t Rent of per Annum, One Pundred and 'l'w•et.ty-seven
Pounds. Tne.above are held under the Oren Company.

Lot ‘.P.. Eleven subsrantial BRICK DWELL' Nt..;-110UiES,
three Stories li.gh, Yards, &c. in good repair, situate in Fetter-
lane, a.•l in Blewttes-buillngs adjoining, in possession of Mr.
Houghton Mr. Hentsch, Mr. Stone, Wiggins. Wagner, and other
pars, on Houghton,
the remainder Tenants at Will ; producing a
nett Pent of per Annum N 340.
Lot 3. An Eligible DWELLING-HOUSE, situate on the
South side of Castle-greet, Oxford•tereet, two Stories high, in
possession of Mr. Scharff-Taylor, Tenant at Will.
'1 he Houses may be viewed, by leave of the Tenatrs, ten
days preceding the Sale ; Particulars of Messrs. King and Luken,
Solicitors, Bedford row ; at Garraway's; at the Furnival's Inn
Coffee-House, oFposite Fetter-Tane, Holborn ; and of Mr. Ro-
bins, Warwick-street, Golden-square.

FREEHOLD AN LEASEHOLD ES TA I Es,
(Hell: under the Crown, ac.)
IN PICCADILLY, JERMYN-sTREb DUKE STIk tET,
ST. JAMES'S, SWALLOW-STREE I', VINE-S MEET,
CHANbOS-STREE P.—By Mr. ROBINS, •

At Garraway's CoCe•house, 'Chanze.• alley, OW:thill, 06 Theirs-
day, the 41st April, 1814, at I welve o'Clock. is Lots,
By (Wee of the Executors of intim Ult Ex:nay, Esq. deceased,
A. SUBSTANTIAL FREEHOLD DWELL-
ING HOUSE, three Stories high. two Rooms on a Floor,
with Yard, &c. situate No. 11, on the East Side of Duke-street,
St. James's, in possession of Mr. SOANE.
A spacious, roomy, and substantial BRICK-DWELLING-
HOUSE, on the same side of the street, on Lease to Mr. JAMES
Barr N ELL, held under the Crown.
TFH substantial, roomy, genteel BRICK DWELLING -
HOUSEi, wilt large open Yards, and Batik Buildings, situate on
the West Side of Duke-street, held tinder the Clown, Nos. itu,
29, and V), on Lease to Mr. CALXION, Mr. GAT ;Jett, and
Mr. Lewis.
A capital roomy DWELLING-HOUSE and BAKER', SHOP
In front, with open Yard, Bakehouse, and Buildings, on Lease
to Mr. Jo II N stem, situate in the preferable part of Piccadilly, op-
posite Burlington House, he'd under the Crown.
A substantial DWELLING-HOUSE, with Yards Work-
shops, Cellars, ace. situate in Piccadilly, near the above, held
under the Crown, in po•session of Mr. Sciana, Bricklayer.
A substantial, spacious, and well accustomed GENTEEL
PUBLIC-HOUsB, the HORSE-SiioE, or UNION; let so
Messrs. F.LLtoCT and Co idvaniageouey situate at the corner of
Jermyn-areet and linty-street, now in full trade, head under the
Crown.
A FREEHOLD HOUSE, three stories high, situate In.Vine-
street, Chandos-street, Strand, on Lease to Mr. Ma sitar.
TWO LEASEHOLD HOUSES, held under the Crown, three
stories high, two rooms on a Boot, witty Yards, large Cellars,
&c. situate on the West Side of Swalismestreet, near Piccadilly,
on Lease to Mr. Flit!), Bricklayer, and. Mr. HAW..
These Houses are very valuable property. The prindpai part
of the Clown Leases have latel/ beep renewed, and are very eli-
gibly situate, producing a net retard of upwards of Six Hundred
and Sixteen Pounds per Annum, sad which in a short time may
be considerably increased.
May be viewed, by leave of the Tenants.
Particulars of Mr. Clarke, Solieltor,Vadler's-hall, Cbeapside;
at Garraway's; at the Horse Shoes or Union, lermyn-street ;
and of Mr. Robins, lA'arvrisi-,twat, OoldnwsquEre.

'I hese Premises we severally situated upon the Sankey Canal,
which falls into the River Mersey, near Warrington, affording
an easy water conveyance to the great trading towns of- How.
pool, Manchester, Northwich, /cc. and forming direct com-
munication by the Grand Junction Canal, with the Inland calms
ties. With the Ravenhead Property will be Sold, about Fifteen
Acres of LAND, sta•ute measure Freehold of Inheritances
under a part of which is a very %a measure,
MINE of COAL, ade
joining the said Canal, and Lathe moist of other Coal Mines no*
working to a great extent.
And on the folleng Days until the whole shall be disposed or
Will ba SOLD by AUC I.IIN, on thebefore-tneationed Pre-
ntis .s, in a variety of Lots suitable to different put chasers,
About 400 TONS of Ca-t and Wrought IRON, crinsistiug at
Flo ring Plates and Rail!, Furnace Studds, Bare, Rods, &e
Also, upwards of 600 Pons of FIRE BRICK, of a superior qua-
lity and sarious dimensions; Mlapt.d to the csnstruction or F crs
naces, o, a very vaittable FIRE ENGINE, of 14 Horse
pow.ii, in good order, and tarious Utensils, Toots, rimber,
Pipes, Bricks, and other articles, as will be detailed in
Vti:ed Catalogues previous to the sale.
For further Particulars in the mean time, apply to Mr. Was.
Jones, at St. Helen's, uear Prescot, Agent to the Paris Mine
Company ; Mr. Thomas Leigh, Solicitor, Poultry, London ; or
to Mr. John Green, the Auctioneer; or Messrs. Rowsun and
Son, Solicitors, in Prescet.

FREEHOLD ESTATES, acc.
AT GOSRERTON, LINCOLNSHIRE;

AND AT S I'. MAR FIN'S S BARON, IN THE
COUNT FY OF NORTHAM! lON.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIONI
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fn Lot's, early in the Monili of June, 1814, on the Premises of
Mrs. Burns, at St. Martin's StArevoril-Baron, (unless an ells
glble ten(ler for the whale 611otsid be made prior to the teas
of April),

HEI,NIE, that well-known vahlable GRAZING
, FARM, Freehold, situated at Gosberton aforesaid, a
yl•-a.ant open!age, and fine Air, distant Ten Miles from
Boston, and-Six from Spat•ling ; adjoins the London Turnpike
Road, and consists of •I'hirty-three Fields of exceedingly rickeld
Inclosed Pasture Land, containing upwards of Two Hundred
.and Twenty Acres; and so contiguous, that' the whole thereof
may be looked over in a very short time, with Farm•Kouse
Stable, Cottage, Exc.; afro One Field of new Indosure, about
Fifteen Acres.

Also, at the same time, wig he Sold by Auction, (unless pre•
viously disposed of by Private Contract). the following FREE-
HOLD ES IA I'ES, situate az St. Martin's Stamford Barua
alereiald:

Lot I. A Capiral Messitage or Dwelling House, w!th large
Yard, stall Statile, and Granary over ir, Coach-house, I-I.ly
Barn, Brewhouse, Laundry, and other convenient Offices; large
Garden enconvassed by lorry walls, and planted with the choicest
Fruit Tree*; and two conurydluus Pews in the Pariah Church
of St. Martin's.

N.B. These Premises are let on lease to William Westmont.
land, Esq. four years of which are unespired.
Tenements, auljiii..ino the allure Premises, in the seep..
teitures of Samuel Ashwoie,d, Thomas Spencer, and Thomas
Dorman.

Lot 2. A Tenement, In Water-street. in the tenure of Jobs
Pearson ; and a Piece of Ground adjuttung the same, in tlaß
tenure of g. and J. Schules.

Lot S. In Woothorp, a Paddock of Pasture Land, containlng
two Acres, two Roods, s?ven Perches (more or his), lee on
lease to the aforesaid William Westmoreland, Esq. four years est
which remain unexpired.
All the above have extensive Right of Common In Beroutk
Fen, and likely to &rive considerable Beau& from the present
Inclosure.

On the above Premises, at the same Time,
A'.! the Neat and Useful HOUSEHOLD FURNI PURE and
other EFFEC of MRS. BURNS, leaving her Residence.—
Comprising lunchtime Fourpost Bedsteads, with Crimson, Silk,
Dantaik, and White Dimity Fuenitere; prime seasoned Goose-
feather Beds, Bolsters, Mattresses, and excellent Bedding; ca-
pital fine-toned Piano Forte by Broadwood, wi.b additional Keys
and Pedal; large Carpets; Pier, Chimney, and Swing Glasses:
Fancy and Mahogany, Hall, and other Chairs • Sideboard; See
cretary ; Chests 01 Drawers ; Dining, Pembroke. and Card Tn.
bits; complete Dinner Service of Wedgwood; White and Odd
Chive Tea ditto ; very good Kitchen Requisites; several Lots et
Books, &c. fct.
Also, soma GENUINE WINES; consletlni of Port, serest
years in bottle; Madeira, that has been round by the lodise s
Buceliss; Vidonla ; a Cask of very fine Currant Wine, &c.
For further Particulars apply to Mr. li. Jackson, or Mr. 'f. ,
Jackson, Attorney at Law, Stamford, Lincolnshire, obsess
of Beide may be seen.
AU the Taunts as ander Novice to spit.

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unto sod which in a short time may
u-ce..llas ; la.; a C- i-t.it-Ut very- fin-. COr-ran-
For further Particulars apply to Mr. 11. Jackson, or Mr. T. ti.
the Tenants. , Jackson, Attorney at Law, Stamford, Liocoloshire, whores M
Solicitor,Vadoes.hall, Ckearlue ; of sew* may be seem
• Shoes or Union, lartnyn-.crest ; NA All the Timmins aft ander Norio* to
imams, Oolditt-winare•