The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-05-14 00:00:00

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SALES BY AUCTION.
Genteel Cottage Residebee' Conch-house. Stabliog and Gat-
. den, BROhILKY.,K ENT.
By hlr. BURTON,
On THURSDAY, the 24th instant, at Twelve, atllse
AUCTION MART,
AGENTEEL COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
in most perfect order, with large productive garden. de-
Itettfully situate on an easy eminence, Mason's Hill, BROM-
LEY. The Cottage is finished in an appropriate style, seit-
able for a small genteel family, and contains three principal
chambers, servants' ditto, drawing room, dieing room, and
breakfast parldur, convenient domestic arrangements, double
mach-house, threrstall stable, and requisite Gut-Offices.
The Premises are well supplied wits good Water, Held un
Lease for au Unexpired Terra of 14 Years, at a moderate
Rent.
To be viewed, wlilt Tickets, which, with Particulars,
may be lend of. Mr, Burton, 62, Cornhill. Particulars at the
Mart, and on the Premises.

114110".1104E4IDENVE, and Thirty-four Acres of LAND,
e. Dear Billericay, 'Essex.
By. Air. BURTON,
Oo FitIPAY, the 2tith Instant, at Tsvelre, at the /RIC-
TION MART, near the BANK of ENGLAND,
COPYHOLD YSTAT F.; of IN EIERI I'ANCE,
called HUTTON-PLACE, situate in the pariS of
Hutton, oo the High Turnpike-road between Brentwood and
Billericay, four milerfroin Billericay, two from Brentwood,
and between 19 and 20 mites front London ; comprising& gen.
teel brick-built Residence, fit fez, the immediate teceptioll of
a genteel faulty, seated on an eminence, commanding rich and
rotnaillie views of the surrounding countr ;, of great attent
and beauty, and- contain eight dieepingiviran. Imotisoine
Prawiag-room, Dining-room, Housekeeper s-vomit, airi ex-
cellent Domestic Arrangements. detached Dairy, Ilrewlicase,
Wati-huude, dec. Cuacti-imuse. Six-stall Stable Far -yard,
Barn, Lodge, Bullock Sheds, &e. an excellent 'Garden, with
a South Brick Wall, Orchard, Fish Pond, and 33A. Mt. ISP.
of rich Meadow and Pasture Land, in higii order, lying very
compact,and bounded by a Running Break.
To be riewed;iubd Particulars had on the Premises; at the
Cock and Dell, Roniford ; Crown, Bilkriaty ; MACK Soy,
Chelmsford; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Burton, 62, Cot

&ILES BY AUCTION.
BEDFORDSIIIILE,„,
Capital Freehold Estates, Manor. nod Ffshing Tythe
Free, and desirable Closes, near the town of Shefford.'
By Mr. BURTON,
On FRIDAY, the 25th instant, at twelve, at the AUCTION
MART, near the BANK of ENGLAND, in seven Lots,
MOST valuable and eligible FREEHOLD ES-
TATES, M ANOR. aqd FIS II ER Y, situate sat Great
!Hardwick, Southill, Stauford, Stagesdeg and Bromham, io
tae cnouty of Bedford; comprising the Manor of Great Hard-
wick, with the right of sporting over the open telda of Sta-
gesden, which simians several thousand acres. A singitlarlY'
desirable Farm, advashmeously situate for excellent Mar-
kets, lying at Great Hardwick, Southill and Stamford, in the
parish of Shefford, five miles from Biggleswade, eight from
Bedford, ten from Ilifeben, and forty-two from London, ly-
ing extremely compact, principally bounded by the road, and
consists of about 400 titres of rich amble, meadow, pasture
and woodland; together with an excellent farm house, well
protected farm-yatd, large barn:, ample stabling, cow-hou.es,
pir,geried, waggon lodges, &c. Also an eligible Estate,
known asliarrend Farm, in the parishes of Stagesden and
Bromilam, about three miles from Bedford, with right of
commou over the extensive open fields of Stagesden, the
farms containing 167 acres of, meadow, pasture, arable and
woodland, together farm house, farm yard', barns,
stabling, cow houses, &c. small detached cottage, with gar-
den. Alto a Public House, known as the. Leathern' Bottle,
at Dropshot, in the parish of Stagesden, aforesaid, with
fawn yard, barns, &c.and about fourteen acres of land.
The Estate may he viewed by leave of the respective te-
nants, twenty-one dayi previous to the sale, Wiwi) descriptive
particultirs, with plans may he had on the respective pre-
mises, at the principal Inns, Beaford,'lliggieswade, Shell'ord,
Ilitchen; at tbt..llJart ; and of Mr. Burton, SI, Corohill.