Sales By Auction.
The Times, 1824-06-10T00:00:00

. -naatmoent in Turnplke Property.-By 7Mr. l{ELSEY, at the a5.t% I'IllS DAV, June 10, at 12. by order of the Trustees, fZ hl3n of ?1,0S0, bearing interest at 4. per cent, per L' -annumr, but has paIdS5 ery-ent. for agreat maly- ye-ars, secured 'by deed under an Act of Palain on; the tolls an the tnrnpike road from Sutton through Relgtetto Povey-cross, and fromn Sutton tbrough Chem t Eneli Inth contyat urry.Al-,o two Llandilo Turn- pikeroaj, ebetars o' ?oo ach berIng an intere-t at 5 per cenit. Per unmo secredby At ofParlamet on the tolls on the turnpike, ioad frm L-toilo an frm Kdwely. In the county of C2aermar- the;. Paticiintsmaybe hd ofMesss. lake, White, Ainge, and Shak, 14 Essx-steet Strnd; f Mr Keiey,II, Bloomsbury- square-, at he ucton art an alo o th Pulisers of the Casennartben FtEitn oniue hna n utGas ooksj and num-erous ~cts~~y Mr SQUBBand SON, at their GreatRloomn,Saville.row, Ti-tS I-l',th-lOh nst. anI-2 Ibliowing days, at 12, ~f~IE exellet andi modlern HOUSelhold Furniture, com-. LL.rriie,wined ibrry nd ther boolseases, pedestal sideboaird, l~r nd cimne glsses a 2-inh cornvex milrror, 4-past, field, and orlirbesreas,aargquan~tyf saimne biedding, capital maho- ran caine wok i wadroes.chetsof di-twers,and othier cham- ber urntur. dawig room. suisi co~ton nanl morcen, couche.s uni chirs sth.car, aid library tbes, ro'ewoisd eon-sales, a chair liedl. prirter's haill chair, reats of mnihogany- ining tables, car,lce an icics, rich cut gla"ss,chinai-prinate f.rnmed and glaLzed, a smaill eoi- le-t;;,.oo fbonks, neatlybgunatd, ant a great varietr of other effects; the greater part neww,1i-limj a abort trime, andI removed from a gentle- snasLi's residenceinttle country. '10 be viewied-2 days precedlng,when vatalo.pecs inay he hd RiTiebaatn lrryNa otge Residence,wihGre.taie and haiel~~an,and al] the appropriate Fuirniture. in I lot.-By Mr. QUIIU ad SN, aLtGarra;l-ayy's,ennTuesday, tile 22d instatl12, ~1T~11 ~ Lese or33 years, at a Moderate rent, of the nieat IL an Coneniet Cottage Residence,liate In the occupation-of Win. Pii~, ~q deeasd,pleasantly situiate. at the entrance of. the village of loshaulton Wih a small pleasure ground and garden In front; de- ra~,d Chisehnse.and 2-stal.i stable, together withn the wvhole of the 055 an apropiae furniture. A person attends to showv the Pr-e. Milas,~. wion,prnted particulars may be had 10days preceding the nile a]oofMesrs.Fiadga,te,YXoting,lildJ,cksRon., solicitors, Essex- Ste,t. Strand; ~and ~f Mr. Squil,hand~Son.,Saville-rowv. ~~~~~ ~~~~by order iof the-Eeueso h lat JmesWIlimson, eso-By Mr. SQUIRB and. SON, at Garra- Ways on uesdy,.the 026 dtustaist, iLt12, P~~H elegtnt,substantial, and very comtplete Leasehold ..,~ihnc, Wo2,TavIstock-squaria bed iforan unexpired termn of 7 yers t aroud rent of 421; pe.- finuni, exonlerated frowi land tax,Th&premsescontain a neat paved entrance hall, large break- des palou, saciuseating room Shnoble dcawi,ig roomnso.f excel- hin pr.potlo, 6bedchamlbers, tiressing rooins -aid irater closet, w;rh enveic?wellarrang-d, offices In the basemient. MAay h4e aVlen-ci be-tween th o f]I and 5; and particulars had on the pre. iniase; nttheglaco ae and of Mr. Squitbb and Son, Saiville-row. Sidnmonth-,I)n.i lanr , Freehold Itesidence. wiith beautiful plea. sure Ground and Iredeletive Garden.-.By MTr. SQU11BB and SON, at Garraway's, 0n TUs~day, June 22, ati 12, P'IPHE delig1'ir,tfj secludjed rustic Residlence, knowvn as -d Wivo`dlan1d';Cattage, arranged for thenaceo,nnodatlon of a family o istinetior) and f-ormerly occuipied by the Iste Lord Gwrydlr, plea- saty Siu te' at a short di-tance froms, the town of Sidmooth, so justly CCetabrt,, for the salubrity of its air and the highi respectability Of the -omrpa;my resorting to It. containingz on the upper floor 7 best b-d -chambers and dressing rooms; o n the ground floora stuit of 4 ZfPxeious apartments, wrhich open to the pleasure ground, having on t5,e north side a covered terrace r7alk ISO) feet in lengthi, communi- catiuig withi a cl%pital welled gardeni clothed with fine fruit trees. The donmestic offices are numreTrous and wrell arranged, and tho pre- miises aremnost atniply suipplied with excellent w',tter.' May beviewved till the sale, and patrticulars tiad there;- also at the York Hotel, Sid. mouth; the London and Cxogden's H-lotels, Exeter; at the place of 5-i,e; and of Mlr. Squibbl and Son, Saville-row. The Vluabe Leaehol Proprty,and aFreeold o-use, belon~ging to th lateSi Fenwiek Bulmr opisinsg the tCrawn and Anchor Ta- vern, In the Strn,sx1teeai Norfoilk-street, and twlo in Aroin- d,,l-street, prodcn 'etrna fnear 1,0001. per annuni.-Dy Mr. SQUIBB and S ,atarwye oo Tuesday, June 22, at 12, by order of theEectr,nlts IX sixbstatilHue in Norfolk-street, Strand, heldi for 2 7ears,leased. to most respectable tenanits, and producing a 'net rental of 3811. per annum. Two houses in Arundel-street, held for a likce termi, andt producing a net rental of 11 81. 10s. per annunm. Those most extensive and valuiableprensises, long'knsown as the Crowrn and Anchor Tavern. In the Strand, with the house in Aruasdel-street, okdjolninr, heId for the same terr-n,aildproducIng a net rentalt of3951. per annum. Atenemnactin iAngel-court,lproducIng 31.8s. per ainnum, aiid a freehold house in Castle-street, IloTborn. [Prioted particulars zare preparing, and may he had 10 davs preceding the salle, of Mlessrs. Fl7bugate, Young, and Jackson, solieftors, Essex-street, at the Crowrn and Anchor; at Garaway's; and of Mlr. Squibb and Son. Saville-row. establlihed Publiehouses, Three Houses wi Shiops,an Four Pri- vate DwellIngs.-By Mlr. SQUIBB and SON, at Garraway's, on Tues- dav, July 6, at 12. in lots, iP HREE neat Dwelling..houses, 'Nos. 9, 10, and 11, in I'L Cross-street, Hatton-Maden, the Three Tuns Publichouse, In the same street; a private hioune, No. 26, Kerby-street; & roomy dwelling-house,and ebeesenionger's shop, No0. I, Chariezs.street,ssatton. garden; the adjoni1ng hou.eand shot). No. 7; and thte very, old esta- blised ulricbo,e,forerlytheGloe tavern, together wiith the moden lontd sop ad dellng,in atton-garden, occupied by 'Mr. Shaou,lm,groer he hol le onleaesto respectable tenants, at s-cy mderte ent. Pintd prtiulas ae pepaing ad will he reay fr dlivry 1 dys reedig te sle,andmaythn be bad at the ublchoses bov metiond; t Grrawy's ofWiJllam Tithe fee, and exonerated from Land Tx-..l Mr. SQUIBB and. SON, at Garrawa'Ts, onFrday 3 n1lt &Valuable andver deirbl Frehl EState, contain- AloIg 504 acres in arnfec,dvantgeoislY situate between the two capital markettonofBdodadigewd,big l- taut about 5 miles from h atradS from Londoni; consisthig of a moswt substatntial nwyeetdhillj~ Gentlemn.5W Resi- dence, called Highlands Hose oma5,1 very extensive prospects over a finely wvooded atndhgl ut'tdcunr,wlsodofce anid excellent farnibuildn. rr,Jdd by 283' acres of pasture, arable. and waed lanid,inteocpin of William Walker, esq. who will give immedIate P5'son;togetlier nfibh a small aLdoining Farm of 121 acres, called 5sreet BriaLr Farm, with g,,od farnbullIdlings, let to a respectable ter.,,It at will at a very lowr old rent. TIme estate is well timbered, altt,unds with game, and is surrounded by preserves, tIthe free, exonc;,sted from land tax,a;nd poor rates low. The roads In the neighbO.,rhood excellent,nand wtill be found particalarly eligible asan n -arent, or for the residence of a gcentleman fond of geld sports. oaytieulars, with plans annexed, winl he ready for delivery d8days',,receding the sale; and may then be had 01 OttyweilJ Robinson, es3q., A:,gU-street; at the Sun Inn, Iliggleswuvade; the Swan , Bedford; tpace Of sale; and of Mef. SisuilbImusd Son, Saviille-r. -1jibankc.-Hy 8Mr. EDWARD FOS5TER, oi the Premises, the corner of Kennington-plae, and Holywell-street, Muilbatnk, Westmluster,To- morrow, Jane11, at 12. LL the excellent Househole, Furniture, pier and c11i1m- A ney gla&.ses, s-day cloeck, pictures, and effects of a gentlem~an, removed for the convenience of sale; comprising 5 four-.post bed- siread3and. chintz furnitures, F0ose featherbeda, mattresses, paIllasses and bedding, 2 sideboards, pier and chimnecy glsases, Brussels, Ax- minster and Kidderminster carpets, hearth rugs, bronze aild plated. tea-seris, planted candlesticks, copper and teaL pots, rosewood and nua- hogan% los tables, couches and sofas, card and claw tables,-sets of ja- panne chairs9, basin stands, glass ware, chinsa,i,nd effects.I May be viewed:g catalqogues on the premises, and at MTr. E. Foster's, 14, Gree'k- street, Sbo-suae. Y'reehoild&F.tate In ShropshireanWwlshrey rPRCF- at the Mart, on'Wednesday, Jne 23st 12, pursatothwilo Samoal Sadys Hfller, eseq. deceased A eyvaluable Freeholdl state, called the Dingle J\Farma and MIII,1 in the parish of aliberbury, In the county of .Salop, at a short distance from We' sh Pool, and adjoining amid on the morthi side of the turnpike-road from thence to Shrewsbury, con- taining IO~A. 2r.lI Ip. xvith unlim ited right of common, In the ocen- peatioil of Mlr. Meredith ; a molety of an oxeelleilt improvable estate, called Cop Heath Farmn, near Knoonlc, in the county of WVarwick, con- tamng 31e 2r 36. I th ocupaionof Mr. Wilcox. May be veiewed, and riutd erticler hadon he lrenises; of Mr. Meredith; the ltoelOk,~elspoe; te Lon ndMermaid Inns, Sbrewsbury; -th prncIal nneldutgoery an te townsin the neighbourhood; -theSwan Wawick th Meraid Knoles theHenand Chickcens, :Bimsnham atth Autio Mat~of esss. oles Frampton, and Lftus solcitos, Mw-in4 an of r. Pieket. (astle-street, 1Truehold. Farm and Esae tecunt, of Essex, and n t-he cidty of London--BlYl Mr RI T. tth ~art, oni Weduiesdav, June 26, at 12, pursuat Ito h ilo ad HIiWer. esa. deceasedl AVery valtial reodFr, called Philpot's in the A3.parish orMarrell Riodlng,and liatBield Broad Oaks, In the couinty 'OfEsseex,containing 72a. Sr. 291- Smirles sWm Chipping Onea1r,ishop Stortfora, and DunmOw7, 10from Chelmreford, and 20front Loudon, n 'the occupattion of air. Robert Barnard; areakbydsrbFehl d Welling-house and attractive shop at the corner of Red, Cross-stre6t and Barblcan,in thaeOCUEation of Wr. Franks, hatter, whose lease ex- Tires'on the2lstofilecem er,1824; andthm tofhoderulse freehold_public-house and liquor shop called the French Horn, on the morth side offleech-street. Mlay be vtwed, and particulars had. on the p~emses theCoc, Hatfield Broad; a e laracen`s Head, Dunnm5tsv theKin's ead Bshop Stortford; the Crown, Ongar; the Black Boy, Celafod;at he-Mat;-of Messrs Holmes, Frampton, and. Lofts, oliitor, Nw-In ;and of' Mr. Priakett, Castle-street, S5obor, her mas f tle stte maybe seen. lieeold Girouind Rents and Estates.-By JOHN Bijb-OMLEV, at the ~ Mart, on-Wednesday, Julne 16, at 12, AN eligible, Freehold Investment of 78L 10s. per ann. A~Lamply secured and arisingout of spacious premises situate In the High-street at Braintree, Essex, on lease to 'Mr. Wi.lett, wholesale aird retail grocerand linendraper. A 'round rent of`401. per annum, :for 49 years and a half, secured on 8 houses, Cannon-street-road and. Norman's-place, St. George's East; 6 houses, Ntos. 2- to 7. Margaret- -place East. near the Goldermithse A-ims-houses aLt Hackney - lease 65 goo teantat 021 pe anum ; ground rent only 21. 5s. syb viwedtil th sae;particulars had at the Swan, Sudury WhteHar Ins,Brantre,BrentwooOd,and Romiford; Sa. racn's[led, hemifrd;Sprad age, Irngatestone; Nag's Head,. itackny-roa; Ange and.Crown,opposte WhteelIpelchurchs at -the Mrt, ad of he autioner, iy, Comereia.roaI S George'skaist. 3Iertii.-Valuab7e Freehold. Mansion and Farms. Land-tax redeemed-.. By Mtr. ABBOTT, at the 'd~art. THIS DAY, June10. at 12, AlfHghly valuable Freehold. Estate, called St. John fl\.Lodge, stuate nearthevilliage of Welyn~, 25 miles from London, and an easy distance from 4 eXcellent market towns. The mnansion ee sdmirabiyadaytedfora famiily of the dirst consequtence, baviogevery reqilaqlte domestic aaccommodation with numeroues attached and de. tached offices, excellent walled gardXens,orchard,greerihouse,felue ecoachhouse, stabling. farmyard, witllseapital barns and otcer ouit buildings, and 2 excellent farms, let to good tenants, contaninng lathei wvhole upwards of 500 acres of fertile arable, meadow, pasture, and w%ood land, in the highest state of cultivation.. The neighbourbood Is of the very first respectability, good hunting and shooting, end. nunie- rnns coachies passling daily to and fromn the metropolis. May be viewed by- tickets Only, lo be had ofkir. Abbott, estate Rgentisnd appraiser, 26, ConduIt-street. blond-street, where a plani of the estate may be seen, and printed par-ticulars baa; lIklewise at the Mar t; also at the principal inn.s at Barn et, Hatfield. Welwyn, Hertford, St. Alban's, [ittehiln, and Baldock; ajnd of,',Messrs. Carr and Fosters, solicitors, 28, Jobes.street, Bedford-ron-. -- 4Genteel Household Furniture, Grand Pianofotte, Plate anid Plated Goods, Linen, China, Glass, Pictures, a Gold Watch and Rletnater, Sele~ct Library oflBooks. about 40 sl0zeh (ufTeneriffe Wlne.ana other Effeets.-By Mr. Jr. SMIlTf; at his Nest Room,, 39 Ludgate-hill, THIS DAY,June lo,at 1I,by orderof thse AssigneellOiMr.ts, Austin, Merchant, a ban'r I, A EL hs geneelpkousehlolli Furniture, library o?books, - afin toe& ran pInofrtehpClemen-ti and Co. and other effcts reove frnshs rsidnce aso about 40 dozen of TenerlifFe -win, ailenothelmgaietrd ue te pnsoses; comprislngelean bed6 and bedding, 4-yost bedstads aid angings, atsent maiso ditt. wadroe, scretry,ookcase, ma. ~ pler;ind chimny glasses. Brusels and othe.- P odr- carpets. rug3, a gole ninting wateh bhy !q unbph handdom pester. plate and platedl ,gOOdS a,fsl ptcsre, kltchen utciisfla, -and other effects. MEay be viewe to-nloirosend.mornlng of sale; and c mant3tI had of Mar. iY. Ja9, solulitar,t3uklersbury; sod of Mr. , .Ssnib, at,is al roolmS, 39, Ludgnte-hiL. ITo Paperiqangera and fluiIders....CapItal modern Stocke of Pap hanF- YIfigs and B3orderings, in tho be-it ordcr.-Iy Messrs, ROBINS, a~tthcir Rooms, Plazza, CoVent-garden, QnMoniday next, the 14th In'st. at 12 I without reserve; -- CptlStock of.Pap6rhangscmp4sin'iear%2000 and cottage papers5 sospe v~arnished, &.3h hl oU umte sinconhsequence ofthe-di slutono of.aprnrhp adltcvr co'iveniently for private use. Mlay bo iwdol ayplrada logueS ha-d at the Rooms.. Clharlottecstreet; Bcdford,square.-=leelLent Leasehold Residence, ,for .10 Years, at a groundl rent; also the gep*iine Furniture ania Effects.-.By Messirs. ROBINS, on the Premisede,onTueday next, June 15, at 12, - HE xcellent Leaseholdl Residence,. which% 'as-late.y, TL he eardand beautified, at a eonsl,lerable expensedeiral situiate, No. 22, Charlotte-strtet, Bedlford-square,_ and, admirably cal- culated for a pr6fe-ssinal gentlemnan; held tor a terni of .50 Years, at -alom'tgrorindl rent of only 461. per anTnum. 'Also the genuine- house- hold farnijtuke, comprising a capital mabloasia'4pt beds-teild, with eleganLt coatton furniture, canopyditto, and tfiepldstbedsteads, wivth eXelteelCit beds'antl bedding mah ogany doubtle and- single cheats of drawers and bedroom requisites; moreen and cotton French wrindowv curtailns. Greeian, couch, and 12 chaLirs, chiminey and pier glasses, a capital mnahogany winged bookcase, set of dining. card, and pemibroke tables, mah;ogsn yparlour ehairs, sideboard, Brussels Carpets, klichen utensils, and- efflects of a lady d4cease-d. The hiouse may be viewved. tilt the sae, from 1 to 3 O'clock, by tickets onlyi which wvith parti- culars niay-be had at tthe office 01 Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden; and the furnitnire'visued 1 day precedingz the sale. Pal-mal,Es.-H>andsome modern Fuirniture, Glasses, &e By Messrs. RIOBINS, On the Premiises, on WfednesdaVnext, June 16,c a-t 2, ODERN 'Householdi Furniture;.-Pier and Chimney Glasses, andE other tfficts, of a Lad)~; removing from No., PallmanEas. Te funitre onsstsof 6 handsorne4-post; canopy, andten besteds,wit hagins, oodbeds and beddinig, dressing stans, gasss, cest of rawrs skofdrawing roomeiurtaftns, sofaL andsetof 2 haIs, ardan so'a abls,mathogany pembrokeitablcs, larg Btascl an othr crpet (narlynew, kitchen utenisils, &c. May e vewedthesayprio, ad eaaloueah-A d also of Messrs.. Robns,Covnt-ardn. . i- Te hUsetobe let with Immediate T666ottrdge, H-erts-..-Ele;zant Furnituire. Chiina, Glas,. Linen, -and Efilects..1y MNessrs. ROBINS,- on the Piemnises, on Thursday next, Junlle 17, at 12, T,1HE 6xee1ient modern. F-arnitiilve, iiew wit'hin 6 roonthg,, .fet Ef a genptalfeman pedestal freomahis china, -glasss, linen, and effeltqof get'ean rmovrg romhisresidence, the Priory at Totteridge. lierts The ftmfrniture is of tlse very-best workmanYdiip. anrd includes capital mahloggeny and japanned.A:post and canopy and French bedsteadii, With elegant hang~l gs excellenit mattresses, goosee feather beds and,bedding, jnpanned dressing tables; b2,9lnst%rn4s, and elhairs, capital mablogaziy-wArdrobe, chests of dritiers,,superior 6 feet ecdstal midsboard, card, Pembrolke, andl dining tables, a-adiv's %ork tabl1e, wvith b'ickgamnmon anid drauight boards, stained rosewno7deouchb, echairs,asid cliefroniler. new drnkggets, hearth rugs, polished steel, bliass, and therendes ad fsreirons, kitchen requitsites, a few ade oos Sic. MAIY be vicewel I day prior, atnd catalogueos hlail on t a premises, and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-gardens ff3tR-ltFig_L_D LODfG_E, n,ear ipswich. 'a d'istinguished Ffeebold Sas d-on, encompassed by It,; admired Park, l;ixuirient Plantations, Lawns, and Shrubbery WValks, alto-ether a Domlain of 220 Acres, wit a isliluiy os e~n lies, contiguous to 'the- FPerne Ornec-13.v Myessrs. ROBINS, at the AuctionMlarc, on Tuesday, Juine 22, at 12, in I lot, VSingularly el,egant Alansion,- erected within a few. years wi hina marnner so superior to buildings of a miodern date' as to be welwort-hy of imlitation.. It hiasalways beeni a diAtlngulshInt~ featulre, and language hias nearly exhausted itself in lis constant panfigyric uipon tile many prominenit beatuties connected. with this -aamirdd piroperty. The classical taste of the di.atingdslsbf!A ownler,ilf so mani- fest that it remnains only to add, thlat -the uniformity and good taste of the exterior will not emno-e highlynappreciated than the extraor- d inary cormbination of comfort and accommnodation within. The re- sidence has been judiciousl1y placed lnuthe centre of a beautiful PARK, laid out ini the ffiost correct manner witht shrubberywalk%a nd planta- tions, whIch form.a belttis fhe.'n-lrd1e. The pleasure gr6uods are.wcell arranged, and abound in-iiowerini; shrubs and evergreens or' the mos t rare and'estimable kind. The kitchen ggardenis are abundant, writh capital vinery, and peachbouse i20 feet long, ahd pi1nery zind succes- sio,n hiouses of a corresponding description. The setoin dary, and do- x1estic ofrieps are so complete as to leave -nothlnig to be desired. The Pairk meadows almost approach the be-autiful river Orwvell, the mioving scen~ery of wrhich at high wVater gives a bearitiful.eadiety to the panio- ramicl view that is p resented In '-he opposite directifin. The doiftnn Is TWO tHUND RED ANDl TWE NTV ACRES, includking nicadow, pas- tuire, arable, and wood land of the best qulality. The fersule ornee Is wvell placed In the vicinity of -he lands 1%dapted -to agricultural ptir- Poces, and is on. lease ior a short tera,tiAt a very reduced rent of 200 guinas yer. Imedatey- ajoiingthe farm is a- very gentlemnanly resienc andoffces,wit captalgarens, linnderlet at 751. a yeatr. Theestteis he roert ofth ContLinsingen. Particulars may be ad 8 dys rio tothesal efMr.Falcon, solicitor, Tesniple; at shepricial nn atTpslc, Cleeatr.Chclmsford, and Norwich; at he ucton art an efMesrs.Robns,London, of wyhoisn alone cars t viw te etat ca behad an wihot which no one can be Mlr. Hornbyls Freehold Livery Stables and House, called the White Horse Statbles, St. MarItin's-lane; alsro the valuable Goodwvill and Plossession 01 the TraLde thereof.-Bly Mlessrs. ROBINS, at the Auction Mart, on T'ueday, June 22, at 12, ALL those extensive and valuable Premaises, establishe'd A.upwvards of 100 years with undeviating success, anid for the last 40 years in the occupation of Mr. Hornby and fanmily; comprlsilig premifses equal in situsation and convenience to any at the W'est end of the town, wvith a goodwvill that yields in point of value to none other. ThereIs a ve'rygood dwelling-house and extenstivevyard, with an. infinity of the best stables, lockEup coaehhouses. graariRres, Ge. One uindivided moiety of the frtehold, together Wvith the valuable goodwvili of the loag-estiblislsced concern, is included in this purchiase. Particulars may be had 10 daYs prior to the sale at Mr. Miller's offices, Newv-Inn: the Mart; and of Messrs. Robins, in Covent-garden. Freod House, St. Martins.nn, formerly an Ini -By Messrs. ROBINS, at the Auction Mr,on Tuesday, June22, at 1'2, in 1 lot, & Substanitial Freeol House, undeniably Situate for J--any trade, No 3StMtIn.s-lane, but many years established as a shiell fish shop,ateOcutino M r. erymnan, under an old lease expIring at Mickcma ext. Th 1oueI 4 stories hign, the roos i frnt llhowroned,an te premises formerlywere knowni as the King's Arms In.Pitdpriuars mafy be hapd 14 days prior at the TMart; of Ar. Topn,slctr Bartlett's-buildinigs; and of Messrs. Robi ns. Covn-rd. LeasholdInvetmen for61 years,of 1701-.a year. arising out of t-he Shakspcare tiaen n otel, opposite Dru-rv-lane Theatre on L ase to SIr. Igigfr2 year2.-Bly MNessrs. ROB3INS, at the Mafrt, on Tuesda, Jue2,a92 ACapita.t'esll lvestnment, held of his Grace the A i.Duke of Bedford for 61 Years, comprising the establisthed and respectable concern tie Shakspeare Tavern and5 Hotel, desirably Situate for business, facing Drury-lane Theatre. Tnie tavern has been erected aLt an expense of many thousands, and the present respectable tenant for 21 Years (lMr. Egling) has latterly Increased the busineassso as to wake It comlpete success fully with the long established houses lii the vicinity ; it Is let at a very Inadequate rent for a pe~riod wvhich is determin4ble by either party at the end of the first 7 years, wvhen an auvrmentation of rent may- be relied on. Particulars maLy be had on the premiises ; at the office of Messrq. Darke and ?.ichael, Red Lion- square, at the Mart; and of Messrs. Roi,ins, in Covent-garden. At 'Woodbridge, in Suffolk.-~Cal,ital Freehold WVharf, Residenice, !ilaltinglhouse, &c. altogether 6 Acres and upwards,---By Messrs. ROBINS, at the Auction Mart, on TuesdaY, Juine 22, at 12 In 3 Iota, 1Valuable ant' 'very improvable FreeholdI Froperty Acosnprehending that newvly, erected and Commnodious Qualy Djock tIne Scmn Dock and Whnarf, wvith 2 granaries, 2 coal warehouses, capa- cious timber and coal Yards; countinghouse, and every possiblerYequl- site for shipping and carrying on extensive trades in general merehaii- disc;- also a. piece of land, deliph, saltings, and wral], containing 6 ai'res, Ini the occupation. of Messrs. Edwards and Mailby, most respon- sible teniants, whose lease expires at Michaelmnas, 152S, at a lowv rent of 114]. a year; also a subsanutial maltoillee wvith GO coombe' lead steep, and has the advantage of being wrought throuigh the year ; It contains very extens4ive corn ehambers andc very essential office, on leatse to M5r. Edwards, at only 501. a year; it expires at Mlichaelmnas, 1826;- also a very excellent well-built Residen-ce, recenitly erected, containing every accommodation I-or a modera-e and respectable fa- mily, a 2-stall stable, chaisehouse, and garden,,s, In the occupation of Mr. Robert Cane, Whose 1&ose expires at SInehamas, 1826, at a losw rent of 351. a year This elligble property is all situate la the best part of the marke town of Woodbridge, In Suffolk, wvhere the port is flourishing, and the prospestt most encouraging. Particulars. r3ay be had, 10 days prior to the sale, at the principal inns at Ipsawleh and Norwich; of Mlessrs. Wood and Son, solicitors, Woodbridge; at the Mtart; and of 'Messrs. Robins. Covent-garden, where a plan of the estate may be sceii.- Buekbam.h ill, in Sussex.-A delightful Rtesidleace, witl -Pleasur-eand Kitchen Gardens, and 91 acres of excellent Land, including Flop Plantations Immediattely adjolnirng.-By Messrs. :ROBINS, at the Auction Mart, on Tuesday, June 22, at 12, and peridmptorily by direction of Gmo Jobn Dalbiac, esq. AValuable aid very eligible Copvhold Property, con- I&isting of a very superior vila residenice, finished JIn an uni- form manner and coveredt with stucco; it Is Situate so as to com- manid a delightful veiew of the sucroundihg rich and Picturesqus scney; -it Is calIled Buckharn-billf, contiguous to Uickfield. 13 miles from Brighton, 7 from Lewes, and. only 42 from London; the prin- cipal rloms are of the best proportions; the drawing room and bse'akfast room coommunicate and are near 40 feet long; the bed- chanibers pleasant and airy and the offieas good; together writhi 91 acesE- of' land, including some rich meadow and dne boGp land, lying well togetheir, with capital and substantial farmn huildings, including barn, graniary. fattlng lodges, easthouse, bailiff"s house, Ge, The whore presenting, a desirable- propeikty, either With a view to reside upon or as an eligible investment. The estate Is, copy- hold, subject to a small fine certain upon alIenation and no fine upon deathi. ParticuLars may be had at the prIncipal inns at BrIgh- ton. Leweg, Cuick-field, Riegate, and Uckfietd; at the Autionle Mart; of Mr. Blolton, solicitor, Austinfriars;- and In Covent-gardenl, where a plan anid drawving of the estate may be seen. Freehold Farm, at Bu-ckha,n-hii,ntecut fSse,-B ess ROBINS, at the Auction Mat onTedy oe2,a 2 ydrec- tion of the Executors of Joh es,es.dcaed, Desirable Freehold Esae ossigof a good fazrn- A c~,pleasantly situate atBska.ml i h aiho lsedeld, sn the count of Sussex, tgether with barn and all suitable farm buildings, asic 18 acres of m-eadow, Pasture, and, wood land, lying compact, in the occupation Of Mr. IBean, at a very low rent of 301. for a term of 3 years from Micehaeisuas next. The reist WVas reduced on granting this 'lease from 661. anL -Which way again be contemplated. Particuilars may be had 14-days prior to,the sale at the Inns at tick-field, Brighton, an d Reigate; of Messrs. Dend' atild Morphett, Brehm's-bulldlngs; and in Covent-Cardeg. In `Bath.-l k_-streer St.Jamnes-squrare.-Elegant Stone Resldeues and Offices, prodtucing, at the presentlowrent, 136l-10s.-Hy slessrs. ROBINS, at their Rooms, III Covent-garden, on Thursday, July 8, at 12, ANelegant Leasehold R~esidence, held for a period of 61Yasand subject only to the trivialgonrtf gbnes it cormprehen 8 a stone built and very substantial and.- gentlemanly residence, finished In the best mnanner, and In point of situation not. easily to be surpassed In Bath, No. 19, Park-street, St. Jamnes's-suae The houIse ris elete wvith every accommodlation amoeaefil will require 'e priiseipal r-noms commnct yfligdos r about; 22 fe!et square, and the domestic arneesaqieaatdt the residence, It Isat present on lease,eprsga deal'ss185 at alowvrent of 1361. IOs. per aTnnu.Tersdnecnoiyh veiewed wvith pernmission of the tenant, andptiurshdateor Hotel anti White Lion BtsPlough Htl Chelehm nio Messrs. Robins, Covn-ad. Wastead, near the Eagle Pond.--An excelle nt Residence, with -suit- AblteGardensfand Grotunds, asd'40acres Df Park-like -Mcadow&_-By Mes s. ROiS ttb at nTusa ny 6, atI2,, N ecelentResdece,adatedtothe accommodation A of arespecable ylvithatacsecdand detached offices of everydescriptionthelateresidence and-pro- pery o BicePirceesq- he ila I eeireleciby a plantation walk, whih icludes40are OfanddisoseiaPark-like form. The gar- den_ar etenll.e.anclngoo orer wIh geehoue.hothouse, &c. anutrIS enVC tnt eresats a scha short dstance frorn olmr will be found to possess the same advantages. It is leasehold, fpr a periodof40-years,atatriinground. rent. rt can be viewed by cards; particulars are preparing, and mssay be had 21 days prior to tle sale, at the Mtart, and .if?Sssrs. Robins, in Covent-garden. CAVERSHANM PARK, one of the most dlstlnguished Seats In England, In a Park of uncommon beauty, aud encireled by I,0o Acres of the best Land, together with the Manor co-extensive with the Parish, Quit Rents, and extensive Right of Fishery, within 2 miles of Reading, in Berks, formerly the seat of Lord Cadogan, and alwvays the leading feature bettwixt-London and Bath-By Mtessrs. ROBINS, attheAuctiornmart, onTuesday, JulY6, at12, HE singularly elegant MIANSION and DOMAIN, 1L CAVERSAIAM PARK, AEseat proverbial forits superiority over every contemporary within 50 milles of the metropolis. and acknowledging no rivaI but BlenheLm, to which alone lt yields the palm. Itpresentsa noblauniform build- ing, the south front ornamented by six Corinthian pillars of great beauty and perfeetion, fron the Pantheon at Rome. This Princely Manslons was plannedandfinishedby the Earl of Cadogan at anex- pense of I30,0001. It is calculated to accormnodate, in the most ample manner, - a family of the first distinction; it is placLd in a flne com- manding situation, from- which theviews are exceedingly rich and Interesting, extendlng at one point to Csar's Catmp, andinclIding in the Intermediate space an :infinity of those admired seats, wvhich yleld only to Caversham. The pleasure grounds and plantationl walks that eneompass this Terrestrial- Paradise are tisposed- in the most perfect taste. abounding with rare and valuable shrubs. The noble terrace, 1,800 feet long, is terminated by the large Roman Temple of Portland stone, of the rusticated Dorle order, from which you are Iniperceptibly led to the umbrageons walks in the plantation and wilderness, while the park (always remarkable for Its beauty) ex- hibits at great variety of hill and dale, combl,ned with vieslv of con- siderable ektent aniiinterest. The parle and farmns surrounding It eusnprehend A DOMAINJ of ONE THOUS5ANDT) ACRES, - i wvith capability to Increase the4uantlty to any extent; its coitiglulty to Reading, and the importance inseparablel-from Caversham, must give it that weight withregard to Parliamentaryinfluence that irould hardly make one of the seatsa.matter qf doubt; in-fine, theri appears no reasonable limit to the variety of advantages that exclusively belong to this property. It can only be viewed-by tickets. Prlnted particulars, witha plan of the Whole estate, end a Araving: of the mansion ansd park, w ll be ready, as ls. each, 2S days prior to the sale, and may be had-at the principal ionnsat Reading, ach, liheltenhacn, WYindsor, and Sale-hlll of MIr. Sheen, solieltor,-Waingford; of Messrs. Yandereom anu Comyn, Bush-lane, (iannon.screetS and. of Btesar-. nobins, Covent-garden. ESRS 1O the ntanks of the ll Ver., noneta ESSmRS.IOBINS-have the honour to anui,Ta IYI they re m lvared to treaLt for the Immediate SALofta bishlydistnngusbP VILLA SHEa1VOiPLooiGE,dellghtgb1lyaituate on the banks3 of the river ilWthbn 3-iiies of Hyde-park. The limits of anadvertiaserentprec ude the piossibililty af diguseeto thir ilnulrlbc.tuifilrtrntansdeven-wcvre this impe imentremoved itwilbexcedinlydfEcittfind lnug if dolenhusijcera -to conveyan adeh agaesilini ovru Whc t hassz.uc pOerd!Lftb dVa,riety ofdMJLngul5sbhig e'aitics to. Which te Pwrfal ofin excluisive claims, It is a, place that must be seen to beplroperly, Preclated .witlithis feellug, it itmierely. proposed to state, that the yirl.%o sssall theacconminodation. afa- InIlyofdistbiction canrequire. Thieroomsare all'ofthe finest pro- p)ortiosig, andfittOd'nPbna stele-quite famniliar,rwith the excellent taLste ofthe proprletress, The pleasqnre ggounds,lawrn.S,SndpIlantations etbpun., infowverinislwrubs anLtd the most rare and estimat,le plants'; Jindeed the disprosihon 1of the'ie grounds afrords a safe model wthere- wivth to guide those wvho bRve not aspired to suich suiperlor taste. The domainlincludes 7aeres Itcan only beviewved bytickets, and inthe .distribution of themn,the necessary precaution wilbhe taken to avoid Its being seen, save by those wvho aLre seriously inclined to treat for it, Covell garden, May 19. In the county ofrado.FeeotIvete anddl.2 aeres of. fer- tile.1Land, in a plesn ldimrvn atof the county.-llY Messrs. ROllINS,tth a t,oTusa,Jl 13, at 12, in 1 lot, A Valuable rehd La ed Inivestmnent, desirably ,&- sitiiateatCWmntelmer, nearPenybont, in the county of aditdno; end in the several parishes of Nantmel, LVlandeverv,and L'lanbadarn; It eonslstsof 3 ood farmis,a wvater corn grist mn-11, several cottages, and 51 ncresor land, very fertile, and Ineluding a good piroportion of Pastare and mneadowv, niearly In nringfcnce. The river ClauWcddei1 it fine trout streanii.,passesthrosgh. the estate, and supplies the.milii wvith aL nerer-fallidif and powerful stream, and may also he Used to great advantage wA.,h a view tl'gte more than 100 acres of the meadow lanid, The estate is close to the newv turnpike road from Bniltb toNewton,and onl 3quarters of amile fromthe mail road to. Aberyativith; Itis Tmjleq from .Peziybontpostofrieeand piostlnghouse; 8 from Rhayader,lijfrom~Knig-hton, and l4ftom Newtowvn; part of theeseatels 1St for301a year, the rernaindet Will readily produce 200.aUyer in addition. 1iarticularsmay.behpadt the principalirinns In all the beroremrn6nioned towns; and of Messrs. Rtobins, CoVe.it- garden, where a plan of theestaLte maybe seen. I in embokehir...valahe Feehld staeS.incudng 2,758 Acres' of Lnd,proucig at old rents upon ie ,21 a year, hut calia- ble~o an Imenseand almost Immdaeicease.-Bly Mlessrs. ItOBIN, at he Aution Mr,oTedy,July5 27. In I lot, Frceod sat,stuate in the parishes na.Llanvemaintygoff, Castlebytis, Morvel, and Pun-. chacton,allajoinng parlshes, and -intebs part of the couinty of Pebroke Thisestate Presents an ecdigy desirable invest- ment,Inasmch ~It Is capable of cosieal improvement. It VWO THOUSAND SE V"t I4UNDRFiD atnd FiFTY-EIGH6T ACRES 01 land, torgether Awith a mansion and demesne, in the ocuptono RtobertP`eel,.esh,anda vAriety of convenient farina adoIning. rdc Ing, -~t rents deterchinable on afewreniainingoldIllves. l,2I.er Thelau ta i reeened po th whleproperty, and thmno-f Llan'en;aty~o?i aongstthe any avanAtares connected 'with thisestte.bor decripiveparicuarswil be ready 21' days Mror ti he alat herinipl Insin heeudngtowns In -embrokes ire, alsot Crnirthn. Aergveu , onmoth, and Cheltenbamn: at ris ofic ofMesr,. Slisms ~'ooks,Powell, anid llroderip. Lin- solWa-nn;andof esss. lobns,Covnt-garden, where plans of the rilidadLeasehold PrGpertv, Whltechapel and Bislit,sg e-B Mr. MITCHELL, at Garraway's, on Wednesday-, Juine1,at2. OU. FreelholdI Houses, eligibly situate frltig -within ose dod? of Whitechripel tighare,bigbo.345 n 6, otge-yard,letetfi3l. Two Leasehodit,o.2an2,Sk- ner;street, Bishopsgate, let at 821.; andait,wt osiadn shop, No. 2;' Clift(on.atreet, Finsbury,leat41 alna;Ofir Argill. solicitor, 71, Whlteehapel; Auction-mart; at GarralvyS an r itchiell, 7, N'orronfalgate, and 23, Newgate-street Freehold aisd Leasehold Ground Reints of E243 per anxinu.-BiY Mr. MIITCHELL. atGarraway's. on Wedpesday, June 16. at 121, 4Grounr2l Rent of Xs'5. per annum, secured upon 13 Abhouses, known as Grove, Edmunmd-steet, Southampton-street. Camnberwell. Aditto of 96). per annum, arishieg fromi 12 genteel resi- decsnear the above. .'A Freehold Groutnd Rent of 431. per annum. issuing from 7 houses. Brighton. A Leasekold ditto of 419L per ais- uiarn lssulnit out of S hoiises ditto. Particulars of Mfr. Duthie, soli- itor John -street. Adelphi; at Garrawusy's; Auction-mart; and of Mr itchell, 7. Nortonfalgdte, and 23. Newgate-street- Genteel Detached Residence;tHornsey-'road,and desirable Estates.Port- man-square, Stoke NJewlngton, Hloxton, &-c.-By Mlr. MSITCHELL, at Garrawray'i, on Wednesday, June 16, nt 12, A, Respectable House, with Baket's Shop antd Premises, L..No. 6, Low-er Seymous'-street, Portman-square, let asn leaseat 1001.per annum.Six wvell bullt Cottsgeg,with slated roofs,Nos._10 to 15. Barn-street, Churc.h-street. Stoke Nevingrton,let at-741. Twvogenteel lzlouases,Noa.9and 10. Ashford-street, Pitfield-street, Hoxton, opposite the entrance to the New Notth-road,let at 481Lper annumo. A ditto,'No. 28, Providence-rowr. Finsbury-square, let on leage at 45k. Two Houses, NexvCross-street. Shorediteh, let at 481.-and arespectable Residence, pleasantly situate, opposite the chapel, Hornsey.raad, Hol- Iow-a-, wvith immediate po&seSsloli. Particulars of 51r. WVest, solici- tor.. 7. flolborn-court. Graty's-inni;- at Garrawasy's; Auction-miart; and4of Mr. 'Mitchell, 7. Nortonifalgate, anid .23, Neswgate-street. To Cabinetmankers, Carpenters, Brokzers, and Others.-13% Mr. A. SCOTT, aLt his Spacious3 Roamis, Canibridge-street, G0olden- squae, o-mrro, at11,wItoutthe least reserve, A N sseblae o Micelaneus Property, principally LA. nde ditres io ret, onsstig of ironmiongery, in iron and bras btthines,cator, lck, plles,metal teapots and candle- stiks,teaandcofeeurn. jpssne tetras.files of various desrip- tien, sws, hoeakes' kive, sts o knvesand forks, fire irons, and umeousites. Te cinaandglass comprehend Ironstone chIna and other dinner sets, dessert, tea, and breakfast services, cut decanters, wvines, tumblers, rummers, salts, ike. The household furnituirefis of the usuald descriPtion,. but good- The whole rmay be viewed to-morrow andi morning of sale, when catalogues maLy be had at the rooms. To Linendrapers, &c.-By Mtessrs. MACHIN and DEIIENHAM, at their Auctioultooms, 26, King-street, Coveat-garden.To-morrow, Junell, atll1. AN extensive andI superior Assemblage of LinendIrapery, f~.silkn1mercery. 'hosiery, richi laces, lace veils, scarfs, shawls, and othecr effects, in lots suitable- far the trade as wvell as private indivi- duals. MdaV-be vIewed cataloguet at the rooms, King-street. TaBrwr. altsters. anid Others, requirin larEN Pemsena the Waterslde.-I3y Messrs. MACH IN cud DE ANHA, at Garra- NaVs o Thurday, June 1'. at 12, A "ubeLeasehold Estate, situate at .9ulbury, AMd- Lf.dlesex, contiguous to the river Thames, well adapted to the brewingand MnaLting trade, whichis nowvcarried on, or for aniy manu- factery or establishmient requiring room, and the advantage of Water carriage, The prenmises comprise a convenientt dwvelline-house, wi'th suitable ofrices, a smnall comPact brewery. writh a 12-barrel copper, Lafonae of 34arfet and Sto epti Tof280B feet are onSly 15mles fomt town,ine ageteeliandcpospulon unesgdaouhod,eld5 fo an undepredf ter ofLease, foromt yeadyasl, at th voeryalo rent, of 451. per- annm.riMaygbe viotaewed anytim writhgor;partuer morngth poremraes; atGarranayfor and atres dwellrs.nMhounL aondtiebnghouse fc., roing-r Lease of ther saznd ieiesl h Stock in rac-B T V radIeL on1 ther spereioreou, actliv-craugst on Tesday,aJuned 15. atow2, yordern of A Leaeoi~li,3fo Svyago.2crsats,armoer,andteeren, of the old-e veestabllished Wal,arfandlprsen thees,teohies angod tradhe Isuatachied, 1,Compriscing rotge, of 3 Liele wmithoodt Wsaftmooingstr fhori caft. thoblsng tor1 horses, dwprvaellint-oserac tngts. k om o Vagguabl treolod arat and CphdEstraigtedraw Couttothgestr, anid isule alon welladatefo Jthne t4, eror stone trd,oraythrrqurn supHero youngactve draughts horsDes ln-os, esneooo n twrkaindina evne ryod equisiteaconvenlcrtsenbee es and cm ortheor efmstfes. Mayble vieedtillothe sayle,odsartinulas o tothe ireithes.and6of the auctineer 17, Cordwethatbge,epto orf3, LitteSsntharabet, Westminser whodo isan-: honsdItoe treaot b priate ofcuntrvactio. Thdwln-ou sas in tuhe enreehvaold ,1 a crdsopyof Estatpe,o 12ndCttaddes,d with2tnblye ten Son Idyhi, June 14,l atrs12, ind lots. s.Ma e edb Pt'ickt,wi msat econistsdof aesr Dcelling-oUiose 2, cLtinion'g- In-ildevery requisitecoanveiec and Meosrfortfor an most Uxrespetbe fadnly;arex walled ga Srden,sgreetinhouse, pm-lelsr ruds, atwieh oubles wenihwtne the Moernestouseold6 acresiofurae. Cismneyal mierdowland.s Bndding,the nuighestustaeofcutivationr. TheMdweliong-hoe Prmstans, inrtero cetre Poprieato,leavirestof s ouperirln, addwt ttl treesandteISdvNtGe 4-ofsadu ptecetf uanotherinerdsteads,bwichus tfunl achip,z ind domitrsd, andtu12s coottage.aybned fiewted byd Inn-belding,at aranday'ooland f e.sasrs,Nrtnanogyicd Sondstraidget friddlceseso,dandw1ers leamneY,etrlnolasIndotherdasesa whgichfplaces, marignted burticularokmaybe badnt, PIIig,ca adgsdne Gnieand Mo evle ldern HosteholddFurniture.phimneysatidoPierrGlasses eorderof irhenPoprtieto, leavaing the houealpesbdtas,Wt CedOngPiSing, c4-dPebost,en, aLnd other tbledtas, withfjaane fullom chndtzherndaimrty furnitres,fa gootsesoed feh athr, beindst slotds peddinghiand woofl domttestic,marthleganycb iewenad straight pahogardyo-bure ookcase, erIts,ogpaintings,rcmisea andglsthinerut andrtea erv 9 Pice, stddermnterandeother-s carpets efinre n Coptton LeinodowHcurtse, marsiga ssy and dealJressIbedstad,with bdiG,dinings, ch attrd,embrofe ands ronthertables, cs an accptable beroom, anvtery dhairs.bsqaremias sufe witn hair Weisotbr cLotHes pe,s andrueful dom esticdartcles May Jo ep viewed tes ada prieof r andKeeling"o sale;t catalogues onsthe prfnthe aond of theaun- CpitlLeasehrold Housen, bl areiNew Essmex-ia-BMroa,WotiLLOCga Ge earraways,th lattengrodof, stois moot, uhnleorri etan aceptale, etin HEms -erygntdesrablengPreomie, godknowhn, as a resqury site offices for a famitly of respectability, 4-stall stable, double coach- house, walled gardens, and 2) paddoeksg. conitaining altogether 5 acres. Tho,whole Is in comnlete repair, and the houise commnands the mnost dellgistful,ifews of the sbIppin5 continually Passing and repassing, and the Kentish hills over thie river. Twenty years c-f the lease are undxpired, at a very louw rent, adrd imniediate possession may he bad~ Capital Steam-engine of 6-horse power, 3-throw Engine, 1large Iron Force Punmpt, Crane, and Building MaeIl, Mrme,Iiddlesex. -By PAULIN andONontePeie,roe-hl, ides, on Mofnday, June 4 nfloigdy t1 ahdy A LL the valuable Bulding Materials of uarehoss ing nd uarerig, fecinC, a largeqatyofYrhie and other stone paing, Duch lnkers, brickpaigprtios lead gutters, pipe, Irn, captalsteam-engine o6-rs-pwrthree-throw wate enind lage roTg forae Pumpa nieadios hes whar crne,- ad ag1tat variety of ote itrlb n ffcs a be vewedtwo ays receing;cantallogueasVonnthe premise;a h Valt'able :and extensive Stock of Dressed -and Undressed ILeather, Grindery modemn urniture, Plate, Linen, Chinna,Books. &c.-To Curliers, Leathercutters, Shoemakers, Brokars, and others.-By Mr. THOMTAS CLOSS, on the Premises, 76, Redero3s-street, Union- street, Borough, on Ituesday, June 15; and 2following.davs, at 12,.~ svlthout the least reserve, the gesinline -projierty of Mr. Jonathan Wood leaherelleandcurrer,by oderOf the Sheriff of Surrey..- - V~'~E exensie Sock sin xeele-condition, conipnis-- ing rai, souldrs,hippiecs, alfskins, calf buttts, calfmid-- dBsis, dessd hose utts caf les, hoehdes..-cordorans, basils, binlngni?oeos.i-ana veveS, ean, ennmarks, boot tops, boot vamp, sogh offA, freig neks, empand seal skins, &ce. large itue coG-prisesevery article of the usual descrIption, plate, linen, books, and china, kitchenrequisites, house fixturex, ,c. to. nume- rena to mention. The furniture wll be sold on Tuesday, at-;2, and the stoek on Wednesday and Thursday. To- be viewved on Saturday next, Ionday, nd till the sale; catalocues on the premises; and of 'r. T. Closs, 9, Bogough High-street, near London-bridge. By Mr. SOTHEBY, at his Hontse, WelUngton-street, Waterloo-bridge, Strand,To-morrow;June 11, and 3 following days(Sunday excepted),- at 12. HPHE Library of the late Dr. Cartwright, including JIL Locke's Works, 4 vols. 4to: Lylie's Anatomie of WIt. 2 vols. blaek letter: SChnmdi.lConcord. 1617: Shakspeare, 1732: Old Thrifte, black letter: Woods Buffon, 20 vols.; Anderson' Poets, 14 vols.: Wilson's Bible, 3 vols.: Clark&s Nelson, 2 vole, royal paper: Shasr's Zoology, 22 vols- portfoliQ of Portraits: Inchbald's Theatre, 35vols;: Drayton's Poems, 1630: Sir IL iPalunton's FagnentaRegalia, with or?ginalpor- trait: BblMia Heb Lensden, 1667: Musarum Oxoniensiim,- I654-: Gwitne's NeroTrag. 1603: Pope's Homer (Du Roveray's edition),large paper 12 vols.: Bellam Gramm. Trag.-Conicedi. 1635: ass entertain- ng and curloiis Scrap-book, In fine order, 5 vols.: Collection of Old Statutes, 1603: Cousturler's Nlchodeniu;s his Gospel: Lerirnius's Secret Miracles: Wither's Brit. Remembrancer, 1628; Sir John Hay- wvard's Edw.ard VI. and Ezabetb, wvith portraits, fine copy; Raphael Galery, by Chaperon, fine copy, 1649, &c. To be viewed; catalogues (price Is.) at theplace of sale. CaPitaI Furniture, a Pair of briliant plate Pier Glasses; 66 inches by ,3, one ditto :68. inches by 28, an excellent Horizontal Grand Piano by Broadewood and Son, and- Effects of Colonel Pryor, re- moving to Brighston.-By Mr. ELGOOD, upon the Premises, 14., So. nierset-street, Portman-square, en Tuesday next, at 12, iFVAWO handsome drawing-room suits in chiintz, eompre- _IL hendini curtalns forfive wirdows, Grecian sofa, couch, ana 18 elegaintchairs, beautiful rosewood plercom modes, loo and card tables, noble pier glasses, a pair tofelegant Greclan'lustres, grand pianoforte, a very exdellent pedestal sideboard. set of dining tables, Turkey carpet 16 feet by 13 feat Olnches,8ult-of gFraycloth curtains,14 highly finished Trafaigar clie.irs,eaPItal bedroom furnisturebf the usual kind, carpets, fenders, d flrorois, handsome china and class. Grecian lamp, mahogany hall sezt, carriage harness, culinary requi5ites; &e. 5May be vicwed on Mo6nday and morning of sale: catal0Suies at the house, and of thc nuctianeer, Mr. Elgood, corner of Wlmpole aned Henriptta streets, Cavendlh sqUliare. berwlk Huseolds Furn-Ittre. a Grand- Pianoforte br Jo-pb Etknan,andotherEffee,t.Byiilessrs-BUZZRRELL and:-SONS,.-,n 'well. onl Monday, June21I, at 12;.- - UpNB Lease, for seven years, of a-pldiiaxt'anidrespect- T able Fimflylltuse in 96d&ti;~oi,%nh,gO'db,fl bers, drawvingro-om dning end breakfast parloui%,. writh convmieneft domestic offices, ainj-walied garden and fore court,- at the low- renlt of &RI.e annm.The fuirniture cormprises 4-post and tent bedsteads, wit, Mdeirfitiy uarnd m ore en haLngin gs, sn ah ogany c m modes an d d rawe r s and bedchawnber articles,- Grecjan couch, hanidsome chairs-with ren mnorocco and halreloth seats, chininev. glasqes, drawings aidd*prints, card, perrbroke, and dining, tables, sprin-g table cluck, 'carpets, mo- reen curtains, chlna.and glass, a, patent filtering mnachine, and kit- cben utensils6, Tbebhouse mayb)e veieed sixdeys,; and the furniture, on a,tnrdaypre,eding the-salei, when partl6ularsa ad catalio,uesnmayr beha o te Premises; and of.Messrs. Burrellaud Sons, 13, Tolcen- house-y;ird. capltalF.tniiyHouse,wiitbofficesofeve,rydesrriptia,)n..;anchester-street. near Mandliester-square, hield for a lon-g termn, at a smnall-ground ren. ithmuedlate vossession.-BYslessrs-. IiiRIELL and SONS, on the Premises, 33, Manchester-steet, nearlyadjolnlngthe square, on Wtedniesday, Juune23, at 1, hy order of the Executors, A- Valuabl6 Leaseliold Estate, CoMprising a very superior JTL -house, In the highe-t order, containing 4 large bedehambers on the thilrd story; on the second floor 4 best bedchamibcrs, witht a hack staircase leading to the same; on the first floor 3 spacious lofty draw-l Ing rorums, handsoDmely fitted upana conmmnnicating by rolding ddors with 5balconiesIn front; ontheg.-onudfdoora large entranch ball, a good sized dinlingparlour wvith recess, abhreakftst roomn, -watereloset, aLnd Ilarge lead fat;, In the basemnent a spaciouis convenient kitcheni, housekeeper's, butler's, and footman's roon;, watetcloset. wrashhnuse. larder, pantry, temperate wvine cellar, aiid 3 arched vaults; front and hack areas, spaiouos laundry, 2 coachbooses, stabling fur 6 horses, larg lof and roos fo menservnts.The premises-are wvell, sup- plie w~L fne prigan sot wterandhave a cominuxiiceation from- Geoge-tret, lieisoelshel fo anunex-pired term) of 48 years fro Ldyda l.-, a te mal rondrent of151. per annum. The hous ma bevieed 1 das Deceingthe sale by ticIzets.'WhIeh,witl, parleuar, my e hd f!-eb"s.lirrelund Sons, 13, Tokcenhouse- yard Paticlar ma alo b ba atLlod'sand Garraway's, -and-oss Bjy Messrs. J. and G. SHARIP, at the Miart, THIS DAY, Julie l O,-at l2, t RENTAL Pearls, Brilliantsj Emeralds, coloured W stnsin bond,corAl beads, yellow crystaLIs, and rougli amse- hyt,&,Also an assortmeut ofjewellerv, in gold seals, keys, ringF, boce,watchi chains, &c.- To be vliewed the day precedingand moringof alewben catalogues may be bad at the place of-sale, and of- herokrs,32,- WVinchester-street. - toapners, Buidlders,-Timiber-merchant~s, Bos-inakers. Firewood-c -cuitters. Brokexs, &c.-Stock In Trade, Erection of Sheds, House Fi-x tfrca, &e. Befmtondsey.-By Sir..SOUTHEY, uiPon the Premilses, Mlill-stairs, and Jacob-st-reet, Bermonidsey, on Monday, Junie 14, At 12,hbyorder of tli Pro? rietor, quitting the rmnises, AQuantity of Fir rimlber, Deals, aunl attens Ercin, L -% Cranes, i-ouse Fixture-s, &e. comprising ,'200 seasoneii sprucee battens, 500 pale boards;500l13 feet best ('hrilitlana delal, 201) 124-inch dito, 002 fet Ptesbqgh lan, 20Norway battens, 30D Z inch Quebc plnk.300 eals plnks,andbattens various. 13 load of fir timer,300Sfet eec los,100frpocE, 700bhandspikes,.50 pair of bsrg oas fllshd, 40iet ofoakplak, 100 covariing boatrds-, eriic-- tionf aapitssbed, an scaes,aquati ty of old toaterials, crane, witbronjli, noorngehin, ountughuse dlesks, bonies fixturcs,&4c. May e vewedoneday rio; caaloueson the premlseis-, andloftMr. To Builders, Ch-penters, Bagbldr.Frwo Cters%, and Others -By Mr. SOUTP YIuo h hr,a theendof.Belvidere-road, near the FeathessAaero-rdg,Lmeth, on Tuesday, June,15, at 12,- - A Quantity Of oldl Ship Timber,- ffievVood; &c. comnprisingc t~abotut 15,000 feet of sound old shlo timber, plank's, gon Joists, sash sills, oak posts and fencing,- flu' plankts and boaLrds, 200 pieces of new oak s-antling, a quantity of plank enids and slabs, 200 OakC tops. 20 fathem yellow deaLl and oak firewood, and other useful stutF. May be viewved I day prior;- catalogues at the wharf; at the Feather.s: and of Sir. Soutliey, 191, Tooley-street.- Eligible Ins-stmneut-LeaseholdEstate,Kent-road-Bi-yMr.SOUTHEv, I at Garraway's, on Wednesday, June 16, at 12, in 2 lots, NTINE slibstantial bric'k built Leasehold Dwvelling. houstesiwith Shops, eligibly situ~ite, Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9. i0, and. 11, Bartholomew-place, near the Bull Inn, Old Kent-road; con- tainingeach 3good bed chambers, dliningroom, parlour,shop, and yard, In the several occupations of Mlessrs. Lucas, Stacey, Hyrona, Grant, Nathan, TPhomas, and otlhers, at rents4 amnounting to2641, per annum. To beheld for long terms, at moderate grounidrents, Mtay beviewied till thte sale;, particulars had at the Bull, Old Kent-road; at Garra- wvay's; and of Mr. Soutbey, 191, Tooley-street. Leaehod Cttge Residences, withstabllng, lirixton Hiil.-liy Sir. SOUTFi-EY. at Garraway's, on Wednesday, Jtune 16, at 12,. by order of the Trustees for the beneflt of the Creditors, In Slots, VM E spacious brick buiilt Cottages, neatly finished, rl2delightfuly situate, in Streatham-place, on the summnit of Brix- ton Hill; -each connaining4 good bedebarmbers, parlour, dining and drawng oom, ktchn, haleho~c,stalin, lrge gazden and fore- cout. aviga roi,dplo of19 fet b 50fet; in the severaloceu- Letiseofd Motessrs withGamrdChil, OiduKontsrcBake, and Alanymord, Cat berentlso Sningroe10.- per. annUm.ETo beel -forra-long-term a lowd groundents Mat,ybervewedfby eaveofpthe tenanlts, an at- culasha atuthCrontiand Srcepre brtilto DwHillgofuMessrs Brewt andSos,u sedfrontrs,dellgtftlndseituatearNoa'sand4,eford-pltace, Leasehold-Housesr with Gardens,y-lduKent-rnadinand Albany-road,bd Calanighnberw ae,exell entre.-y r SometicY a:es Garraedwau'lt e Woed cirs,esand Jungeg,atde12,byodrf the who roperietor,grind plotso 8 dite p substantialy brad ick buicklt R LweaAcg-heusd D weIthg boldsentra,nash afa-os, containing 6rosecrai adn beach N5.-- goo bed- chaber. 2laBe arlurscomuncatngbyrfoldi ngdoors, larget couts an-lrggareu, he chle ovrig agrun plothle ofic 183 fee by40,andarchel fo 57yeas, t.&agond renrtilof ia at thmse- B, nd , Aban-steet Alanyzba,Cabarnyl.Arms Abavrickauil Houss, wit e,ps,and4 teemets ndtheyrar In Parolvadence struabetIadeotnint layst reet,l Alany-raseoad,Estthe shol of-whichsar heldfo lougtewrks,at low roun rOTEnt, May be r iewed' 10 Wday prir o te sal wth leavbeodo o fhetennt,e n particularsf lroad Bartothe Halwayhoue,OldKen-rod;andatGheolbnyArmts, Alban-road anid of Sir laosteys19, Tooed -treet, GrVAlubl Inetmns--FreehoduandoLasehorPuldiEshotse, Brnd syb sttand uoubwrktB Sr, forTIe et,t at d g'rrawss, oanuWed- nesday, Jn uldy 7,at1,eyvrera cofpath Exuecuos, oft JordnsBartton cul. deceased,arengruns,Fot-lae ~ EVERL desiable Feeholdare-oudrtnt, issuingar th our of the Woodmay eulc-os,sose,yed,ladnd.pe mies,rn h-street, Kingneplc-street, ntaud rnoderi-stoeethold Fentr- road, ear thena Bricklayers'Arms,cleasehl PitrounCdareCbnts, ssuin out ofrseeralf substintiaoric leavint housesnandshop, NIXN, Windsor andHErteynplaesan Joseohn-street, irOld pientrand Leimnehol Ground ents, isuing ot of th Royal por tdtPulchse,t and subad stantil brik buil Hous s, witrfo e hourts aud Worens maata- tor es an buldigs-Sevralcomac Housers,dwith dns, letd tod wark andSix enemets. n Thee Cane-court, ivnb atherear;sthe wholeprodcisigrentl of 00L ereanum.uay be viewed 14 daysn prio tothe ale an paricuars d tte King'se arms pentoroand;ca at th Roya For, or-plac: an at ixssrs 1rew Grandtns Porlan- PterystretBk,RAnthiques,pCaine .-EeIcntRndlmoSadern Housthld F-in-e by torder BoftePopkietoy r.leavingATt Lhisn~ Gr,eNatN Ronm the Preiscadlly THIS DAY, June10a2 followi ng day, at 12 , ALUgenuinedHoscreholdkFuriture,fierland chimney, 5 s glases, russls ands Goentertincrpets Ba-poust Canditent bedstead andmfurniturecapitecualgoe feaiqutheres, hforme airy a2 wool mart-s tresse, madogany wa' Hrdrobes,chst vofs drawe,rts, dining,card, byd Jembroke tables,a roeda'wo cabquiinet, backs. huedwaithOplaerglass. 2. dinnruperv iceins, gass hnat platq camteos,anduIntalto%f oan legaithend reqostlyboes, c as and unry effects. eM be viewed.the nda prior,andaca had preet6d Vlablenouks,centique!s,Cameos. niskers, anid ath cos.tlyt 2-wyged istructednynooheasrpre-tor. kh isTEA atliin huisnGeatRoom, L91, PUCcailly,THIS AY,wand2 following days, t atd 12,ho ue t1 prevosle.; Bighound3seGervesheeter-shire:harbourshiCalasis 28vOCKsIn CTRADE;s AomrcitectuPralniquitideess an Naretrmand, 2v. Curtis'sn flowra,2 vorl,. buad.andseelMornanients, by Kills, br,:sDisdir's allnd- squares,4 rvosls.;Fross's Antiquitie, 10d vothsr;laets,I pepfreu andp shure:rausplteindi collegactio ,o bloo of pssrits,eclsics foetin Atria. costflybookcame,talso chybvefnieeStaybeviewed,andrcatalogues~a ff~oulnclj PehodFrfiumry, elegantFoeg China,an &Cut cctues toda LadiesCoc,Dredsnuamerus, as thes, tHatchykr -nsrte byr J.e PUSROprEto, onwho Peisde.lanin bhe resid,nto SL byr, JoCTsOd,Te-sed.rrowS AYnd m Saura, ath 11thad1t f ue tI oreisly,wihou rsere,theeleni osie fathe beashionablresTOCK ind 1'I ;comrisng ariiandraersse basnd gtarnitrs, fadoeathers nd floers perl bed, ndsetee of mnoanyes arndchcamberis scarfs and-, squaes,BruselsPoit,ke,claw, andotersng laces perfumabery snde numerus itms o elegnce; alsda assoertmninteo-reg carp tnaug, usefu andrnametal. tabea aiewd twofest, days-prior; decanoers,a the rooms, 28, old Bond-street.d o -By Mr J. MSGIOE, onthe premises, latedth resdeneHofSirs Jney ld. eSred,TI A,Jn1,a 1 IrcOldProSunG et 4-ost coac-to, and -teserands Bed-sii stnelo, aith hangingsot,,ce os ete bd,mtrse n beding,mHOLayDhet G ofndRaerts, basiunstands hndome peri Jay and dreIssuzinglas sets of ma hogan an camercais eso bo ard,ndcs Talfiksreertu, Brussels andsdei trcrets, frugs, blu an whier dinner l service tea nz ofe et,ct-ls deaenters, floo slot, kistchen furniutue aeerind-t cuinryitms.iongaderer, Cend outdoor aertaiceo,uwthe variu thercfcTheMayeviwdo Wednecsdtoyb catlogues onl the premises; anP o trJ rv, Hacn- ney,ndaand11 Shorden,itch ig, c ndteeeat ulue wreeholdP Ground Rentsd,of ?84 let,Awithummm-Estates andsRevesiouc- Jinrth RAINdYySr.WLIM, at the Auction rtMartdesay Jne3,THa D.W, ulesspeviouly, Grounsd ofbenrvts,ecountiact to ?84 ainnul,aIsuin oeutiofu 12Cousaes, sinuateon hlgentle etmSi- md, nd avisoekstret, ethul 'een froad, let onleases for61 flepford letto ld tnant at illatn31- thee anm,standt ease-ti holdhouean gaden lP3 out Isandplae,n coropltoerod ,Sthurtey at 23. pe annm, hld fr 32yearIunepirned,a itha-goun-rent tref IL 83. also he Abslute Rversoto Issn-fnkrteheprto g-.tden. ouer Cent Cosols cetainon he dathof alad, 45yar -- g. l.he estaes t be iewe til thesale_andpar iculars had a h at n Rainy, S, Berkeley-square. Maidenhe2d, Bcrks.-Elegant detached FreeholdCottasge,wlth Plcasure Grouned and Garden, Coachhouse anid Stabling, and the whole of the modern .Furniture.-By Sr. RAINY at the Auction Isatt, on Wed- nesday, Jutne 30, at 12, In 1 lot, lth immedlatcpossesslod (unless previously disposed of by private contract), - - A Very compact, substantial, -and wfe1lfinished -Freehold LL Cottage Residence, kcnowvn as Woodbl,le Cottage, standingde- tached sail retired, x shnrtremove out of thetown of 'hialdenhead and the high-Bathroad.. Thecottage containseveryaccommidation fora. moderatesizediamllym it Ls surrounded byapleasureground ac.dgarden wellaltd-out. andatnereisacoachhonse and stableandother conve- nient outbuIldIngs. To be viewed till the-sale; on apulication to AIr. Goldsmith, North-street, Mtaidenhcad. and of whnd prlnted parti- culars may be liad 14 days precedingi particulars also -at the Sun 5daidenhead. Castle, Salt-hill: of Messrs. Hanrottand Mletealfe, Lin coIn's-]mis a. the Auctlon Mart: and efalr. Ralny-S,.Berl:eley-square RichTCond-green, Suncy.-Leaseanid Furniture-By Messrs. HOIIS and CLARII, on the remelses, THIS DAY, Junc 10, aiid followlng VIH E genuine Household Furniture, consisting Of 4-post -1 and tent bedsteads, with furnitures, mattresses;,feather beds blaukets, &c. mahogany chests of drawers, tableS, dressing stands and glasses, dnravngroom chintz winadow curtalins and draperies, Inrge Kiddermisnster carpet, japanned elbowv chairs, sofas, chais -lounge, mahogany claw-cud sofa tables, grand pIauoforte, &c. -dilng'room mabogany chairs,dinlig fables, sideboard, Br13ssels carpet. searlet moreen window curtains, large Boor cloth to -hall; S-day clock BcruE sels stalrearp-t, &c.; the usual furniture 'of kiltchen, -housekeeper's room, pantry. &e. dinner service of Wedgewood ware, &-c. and various effects, the propertynf agtntleriuan quittlng his residence, 9. Rich- snon4.gree.ii At 2 oeluck the sanleday, the Lease of a good substantial House,-as above,eontaining 4 good attiesand closets, 4 chambers and closetoon the secondfloor, largedrawingroom andSantedittoon tht first floor, entranee hall, - nlng'room llbrair and water closet, kitchien,lhouzekeepers loompns, try r s er ccriarers, offiet .garden Sic: el on-siseat. ioerae en, or 5k sears, from Midsuenmes -next, ay be iewed days reviou audornings of %a'lc, and cata- logues had on the Ipremises; PofSi.Nordris,nRicbmond; Mer, Clark 9, S-. Jobstreet-roSd; Auctiofn-mart. London, andprincipainnsir ;he vlctillltyi rresebld Stablilig, nsear St. Maedslar..ly?r.CHlRISTIE, at hie Great Room, Kin,treet, 81. J;une%'j-squara, an Thursday, June-17. at1,byOreroft-- x ut T WIO valuable Freehold 01stall Stables, each with a- A loft babve,- siituate in -tiasores-mewsys p kstreet, st. J.,'aes-1. snuare, the.property of Sir ttarkl MaAtermnaa Sykcs.bart. dleceased. The, above are in thse orcpation ofi' Mr. John Glower, a highly respectalble, 'tenaLnt at will. M36ay be viesved wiIth leave of the tenaiit, sid printedt ps.rticuslars may be h,aL at Mr. Chiristic's office, lIGS-street, St-. Jasnes's-squltre. - No. ID, Glower-street, liedford-squfcr.Bv Sir.. CHRISTIE- at-his, Gigat: Room. King-street, St. -Tame,s-Bquarq, osi Thuraday, .ii5li 17.,. at It,, by order 'of the Excecutors, ASingularly neat And most.desir-able Leasehiold -. Dwvell... 17.ing.hollse;-held f6ralong.term -of yeairs, lit a ground resit,of 201. 109~ with garden behind the siame, and 4-stall stable anddouble-' coaebhousge. situatet No,.2, on rhe east side- of Upper Gower.street,. B3edford.e;qusire,.thieproperty and Ilate rjesidence of WilIiam ClaiY, &sq.- d-ceased. The,premirses are substantltial airy, adfd wecll suited frr th:a-' residence of as nerchant or legal profenlorial man. alid contalnq.a' stone Paved-liall and stone staircase, l1brary,, dining room. znd watkr' closet on the ground floor-, svithl flight of eteps to the- garden, froaxt~ drawing room, back ditto. twiol bedelbambeirsand dresSing room; and'% fouir flat celled attics%, ndexelellntoflleei. Atthc same timewirlIbe' sold,by auction.,thiecholce and curiolDsold wines, chinat, phi e,,ps.'Iuts,. musical. Instruments. -a chilme table cloc'k. eind othier effiacts -of the- deceased. --The hoasemnaybe viewed, wvith tickets, to behuasf at Mr. Christie'.-, Kfing-street, St. James's-square.- - - Vlaluable Italian and Dlutch Pictures ndj Mlarbles, ~fom EZypt_jli- Mr. CRIStISTIE, at his Great toomn, lting-strt5t. St. JsmnL-X4-tquare,. oYn Friday, June 1s, an' following day, at I ,precisely, .-Very.. -eapiwa -ad alale Assemblage of ltalian'. LA" Frenclh. . Flemish, - and Dutib Pictuires, being part, of- thb, coliectioss Of-a Nobl:eman;, coinpirlsing-lnauiy dine specimens -of the-, most dbitinguished mnasters, a few of whitch were pi4reliased on tim- Continent, viz.:- Rajilselle p. anCortonai- Le Brim Rembarandt- Linni -- Romanelli Patel .- - - Diijardist - Parmegiano S. Rosa li' orgoasione Wousrermans Palme - -P. liattonl Teniers .Capjclla-- Carracel' - Murillo -Gonzaleg L.Xe Due - ,Aess'Veronese-l N.Paussixn- ; ierghem.- Bout and eodw~Tns. Alsoafragrient of aftobelisk. Stull)tured with hieroglyphies, a- -sery, superior specimen of Egyptian art, -recently imported, from -EI;ypt,~ May be viewed 2 days preceding.- CaptalCared renhPitnr. Fdsns,-ByMr. STANLEY, at his:. M itRe- FrAmU s Y f eldgathet pa?ourns dv oo diension, uto LAannounace to the Nohllty,_Gentrjy, and the Public. that-oi,1 S3at-urday. the 12th-day of, JTue Instant, punctually at . lie wilt OFFER byAUCTlON,at-ThtsGresatRooms.gO,P.aiilmall.t5fnde?e1rcu'mn stances which oreclade a possibility of reserve, ONE HUNDRED- andFiFY DZENof PORT.WN-NE,-o aort itae n ca --Beautiful Stained- GlasWnoS c j4R; CAUTY has-the lhonour -tO dimO.Unce tio the- No- - - bilty.Genty, osuslsaora,and the Publ.'P, tliat he -isll,oerr Satrda nxt. Jue 2, t I, ubnl-by AUCTWI,N,7 at hig Gt~at. IloOs. 0,'Pal-mal, . vry eauilul collectiO'n o-f STAINgty- GLASS comrisig twiargassdtastfully designed 3windowss., tog,e. ther ith mn chocespeimensfromLeflrun, TenleY5-, Ostade, riiicf oIlir eseem masers.Alsotwo eryrich and cle,Oint scaglioa,14. tabls, ad- ohertehi of-aste 'M y b iewed; catal,?505e-llad ufi King-street, Holborn.-A choiec-Cellar' of diue Old WinTnspiijssr~lio Cherry Birandy Scoc,th Ales, &c.-By- Mlr. ALG_AR (late,Wt'1~s *Robins), at his ?paclous Roos,19 9. Kitig-street, Holborn,,en. $4tur.. ~~.rvinarcof 31 Snd 820 S5ozesof uxeiorPale and browvn Fofited Pledges.-By 'Mr. JAMES HARRIS, aLt his flooms,No.12. -Graceeburck.street, THIS- DAY, June'10,-,t-32,- -A Collkction of-valuable- Ps'opetV, in many - ? gold wvatches, numerous sliver and metalratches.Cok,gl neck and wateh chaLins, sealsi brooches, jewteuery set.-its-lrs ins pears, usicl sulfbxes a-vriey o-h1andsorne aind-sefimodr plae;pltedwaes drarms culey,numerous kinds,o d~cy amecey,hoier, acs,-cabrcs shwl;.hadkerclmeis aisas ?'Captains,Llnendrapers,andgainuies furr hu.-y2rBJLOCK,- at his Great Room, 2_11, High Holborn, To-.umorrotY,ranIdUSattsrday nieat, at ll.without reserve, - ' A ery capital two-day'Shsip-Chronomneter -With.; th~f r"ate LL from Greenwich. a month-astronomical clock bylls;t6te,t ajms thegenteel household furniture, and valuable large stoc'k-of -Iinendraz; pery, in fine Irish linensg, joang, flunnels, hoilands, sheetimigs, L-twh.z,. eambrics, direities, damasK and-diaper -ta'l6 lineni,msuslins, fiirnlttirn cottons, bed tick-en,=ad the usual stock-of the best desctlpti6in.I -The- furniture is modern, and -comprises nmabogany and-bx&boO'4-;potW bedsiteads, wvith chintz hangings, seasoned goose and other -bedt. mattresses,- two brilliant plate chiimney, glasses, sideboard, glasss and china, Pianoforte wi,1th the-additional keys; dining,,card, an&i Pemnbroke - ables, couchies anid sofass sets ..f chairs, cris-ad nealy new7 household effects, remnoyed from llegesmt.street.. I To, be'. viwdte nsornings.of sale, and catalogues had of Mr.--BaliocKi,. Hiigh iHolborn; -- - -. I -_ :- - Neat Housebhld Furniture, fine~ toned -Horizl tl 1u 'freby Stod.. GreatGulldord-ter. Foundlin HosptlonTuda,uic1: at:12,1y ordereo theProprletor John u;cqrt-ult te couintry, rp?RE genuine Houssehola Furnitutre, consisting.-f,4-j6st. , andl tentbedsteads wvith printed cotton furnluture,-mattresse3aad' clIean bedding,wa,2rdIrobe,nmahogany-chests of drawers9,tab)les.dressing- st-ands andglasses, drawving room chintz wilndowv curtains andcihra- 2er'"lag Brusl carpets, -mahogany nod japanned chairg,' sofas,, 11m1i, and nembroke tables and sideboard, feniders and fireiluns,a large chimneny glass, a: handsome 4et. of ellinat de5sertservieE:,'glas9s' antikitchearequlsites. To beviewvedon. Wednesday inecedingi; cats-- logues on the premises-, and of the - anetioneers, 8, Bahsing-lane,. Cheapslde.- To Hatters, Homiers, Haberdashers. ShoemaLkers, and Others.-Lease, biold Premises,- Stock and Fixtures in -Trade, genteel Hou,'-hold Furniture mud Effrects. Leadleuhail-streetw-lly Mr. ADANMSCN, on. the Premisets, 58, Leadenhaii-street,To-morrow, June 11, att I 1;.: ~HE genteoel Householdl Furniture, Sofa B3eastt'ady Set. Tof Dining Tables, Sideboard, .a Hatter's Stock and Fixtures- lt. TPrade, anid effects. At the samie time will be sold the Lease of the' Premises, comprising a handsome double bowv front shop and showr room, and a convenient dwelling-house: held for an unexpiriedternz Of -7 years and aquarter, from Miidgummer-day next,-at.a loiw rent. TPhelhouse maybe veiewed till the sae, and the effects oni Tlursdayr._ particulars and cat-alogues on -the Premises; of Charles Comerford, esc. rolicitor, Copthall-court, Throgmnorton-strest ; anid of Mr. Adamn- sodi, II, silhlitr-sguare. To Wine and Spirit Merchants, Spice Dealers, Orange Merchants, andE Others-Le,ssehold Premis:es, the remnainlngStoek and Utensils 'in Trade, genteel Hoauehold Furniture, d-ineh--wbeel Towrn Cart and Hiarness,- a powerful-lacntk Cart Gelding, sad Effects. George,-lane, -Pudding-lane, Lower Thatme-,-street,-13y Mfr..ADAMISON, omi the Premises,- 2, Georke-lane, Puddling-lane, Ea3tebeap, en Wedniesdayi Juine 16; at I1, by directien of.the respective Assigciees of Mtr. Cbis,. Douthwvaite6andM,Nr.JoisnBetts (removed for the convenlienceofsable). YI"H reaisingStok ati tenils in Trade, So Doz,. at Wne.truk, iss baket, ad store casks; 140 doz. of bot-. the hueodfurnituire. moden pate a iamod pin,a damod cress, line,,, pianoforte, set of dnin tabes,- wadrop, screarybookcase, &c. . At the taaIrle~. timewii beold he eas of lsePreises, 2, George-line, coxmpris.. iDgaR comfortable dweln-ouse, a roomy warehouse and-countting. house, and wrarehous oltebasement; held under the Fishmorjgers' Company for the usnexplelrmf3years; at tke very lowis-ent. of 501. per aunumn. To be vee usa previous; cataogues arid particulars on'the premise anofir danisaon. 11, Billiter-sguare-. CopyZhold ila. Ha,iapstead.-Pe-remproriiy by P'AXON asid SON, Ur te ar,on Tuesday, June 15, at 120, by order of- the Execiuto?s.- urless an accepitable offer is previously made by privlate coiltract, - urlCopyhold Villa, with 'pleasure sand kitchea Anguar'dlens5 lawn, and shrubberiers tastefully. displayed,, and me;,- donlrand adjoining, mloat desirably-situate, atlVest-end, Ham pstead~, distant only miles frcm. Oxford-strect, and a pleasaust remogve frqim Hiampstead.? -Thehonuse contains; 10 bed- chamlbers, spacious-dining room, dirawing roons. breal,-fast.parlou library, anud 'numserous attached Lnd detached office.r, capltai coach'hdut.-eeand stabli-ug, barns. sheds, yards..-&c. The whole pLrrngjed for.the cQmfortakbleacconi- modation of a most respectable tamily. MAay be viewsed by- tick'ets only, betvween the hours ofl11 and 5Sm particulars on the premises.' ol' Mfessrs. Lavie,~ OUlverson. and Dernby, solicitors, Frederick-place,' Old Jewrry; at the Miart; and of Paxon and Son, 64, Great Russell-street, Bloomsebury, atnd Hampatead. Moudern aid Genuine Fur4iltire, 30o.of Plate, Linen, Books, Cax- riage, N111th Cows, &-c.-By-PAX0N antd SON1, byorderof the-Eae- - ctors ofaGentleman deceased, on the Premilsts, his late residep?ee, West-eiid, Hampstead, on WVednesday, Juine 18, and 2 fol1lowlut3 days; at 12 each tdhy. r"HE Household Furniture -comnprIses a capital. dining ALroom suit of 18 mahogaLny chairs, proprtioned tables, sidebroard.. &,c. drawing roonifurniture,bhandsome fo size 4-postbedgteads,swith chintz and dinitty furntures, field and sofa. ditto, dressing tablis; drawvers, cheval and othler glasses, carpets,- -creens5, A pair of globes. musical InStruments, elegant 'thhie- ieces, a fewr piettures, fins proof prints, conloured ditto from the Duiwich gallery, end French ditto, household and table Uinen. chinat, glass,and plate, a -valuable library of book, clinay aticles, liaker's patent mangle. a miat mill., brewing- and air utesil, a andomelndas ad cabriolet. 2 carts, a'WAter ditt, ion ardn sats,toos,-mplinets. greenhouse plan ts, ancl- varius efect, Tobe vewed2day befre te sate, isb e'n cataloguest will e delveredon te preises at-Pxon nd Son's icillces, G4i. Libraryof Books,;Pietures, and- Prints- -Statuei3f5bhylOek, and VenUis do Medieis, of full size,&c.-By PAXONand SON, -on thePremisels. WVest End, Haimpmtead,-the late residenLe of-a Gentlenmastuceatased,- on Friday, June is. bet12, yorder of the Erecutors, - AVery,-valuable, choice,-,antid wel ,seleetei- Libriiiv bf 1..Books, mosPt 'of thiem bound In uniformA and ~most coNtli:61dAsiy. ings; among] them are Boydell's Shakaimeare. in russla-asiid gilt, and A~ vols. of plate s Boydell's Mlilton's Poetical Wlorkls; ditto History of the Thamnes:- Recaj,s Cveio gmsri., 39 vols. and 6 vels, of-plates; VoltsdrO'-j WVorks. 70 Vols. ; 9eot s, Swift's, -antd Pope's -ditto; Beauties of F6tg.. land. 26 vols.; Smirk's Arabian Nights% a beantifus'edftion,- In-green nmorocco;. GIi,Blas. with Smirk'siliustratlons: Voliere'sWorks; -An.. ntali beigister, 66 ','Ois; together upwaLrds of 800 vols.,;.valuablei. French and. English prlnts, acockb5um's' coloured-ditto from the Ilni..- wichl Gallery- r.- few,pleturesi also-a -finely executed-statue-ir its trra cotta-of Shyloek and pedestal, and is full sized cast of theVenus sic Medlcisand'ease ITo be viewved writh, the furtniture tivday.Tbefore the sale,swhen catalogues will-be delivered on the. prermiseal-and,at Paxon and Sets's64. raut Russell-street,BiOomsburT,and iliarp'stead., Cisesbunt. JHerts.-Dwellhing, Garden, -and Lankdo-To be LET byAtUC-.- JuinelU,atl1.' ALease for1 SI-years, froA 31iqhaelmas'next, of ,a-Ueat A:Dweilling-hoase; situate -in - Cheshunt-strcet, comprising,a - parlurs n frnt,vithi excellent kitchen;-,large itashhouze, celltar. and anty, 4chaber on he lratdoo,iad 2 attics ; isi excellentb gardn-patlywalld, wth t searat en aneela tiled barn and officev attahed caabl ofbeiig onvrta ino agood stable asidi chele- house.Adjoiing lea-Cotage ofala roms, ith As shop) fronit -c also 2g. f.-(li. o arl,l -lnd,par of'th I neinlosurd of Chesbuntt- excelentroad theeto,abot 2 oile fro thedweling, In aL respect- dveillng. The&house iraSy be viewed by'applying to lr. Titniuss, on. the premises, oppositethe Rtd Lion,-Cheshunt-street, *vherc liform.n 'ation wiln betlven of,the lanid: thre eonditiomss of lettiriz - may he had by hpplying a - the Four SWans; or to Mr. Snow, J6, Dorsst.stret,' Sallsbury,square, Lon*in. . - - - ' Dlatnyn's alail Estatea RrYsSlill' -Esex.-;- fine Freehold 'aan ot- of rich Grazigiitarsh.-By RM PEASKE, at theMart.Tv-morrow,June 11, at l2, b) order of the proprietor,wilthoutreserte, in 2lots, .-AVal-uab~te aud. -highly. 'importanit.F3reehold -PropertV- _cealled Damya's IFalU Mganor Farrmt, -ronalsting of a-capital btielt, blult auiljhoae,containing on the uppe-r tory 3Ilatge attics;.,M1sa the first fiuor,4 prlntipatehiamhgefs, aned 3 slesrpisngoomsfo; maiervafi sota on t:legrxound door. alargediningroom, 2parlours, kitchen, p&istry, dairy, ;scuUe5ry, andbrewhouse;- on the i basement,' cellpsrs for-wlDe andt-beer. immnediately echtiguous to the hoUlse is a new blek-hitilt lag and carthnrse stableiand loftover an excellent gardenanderchairld planted with navrlety of -cholce espuLlier and other fruit tees, firrma yard, 2 large barns, chaff house, granary. cowbouse -for 20 Coowa. coalC pens,eartlodges,lbullckshed.ds,poultry xhouses, pingegncs' andeT requisite outbsuldings, a warm foddering yard and a.edi;ardscl enclosures of- uperjor productivexaeadow,pasture>,aab1C, and (i6rh1ll iuart).wai,d land, containing 203ma 2r. lp. situate In the Oarsh'-hDf Raynham, &,rich and fertile pRrt of the county of EsseX, i lnIes frelm Romford. 9 from Gray%' a short distance from the rIvWrAThSs5,es' a only 14 from London. Oling very' compact Su a'rink fencea atOieka wvith an Abundance of game; the land adioinliis severalt'peSerVss-* fox hounds ure kept in the vcinity. The neighbourhood is rcspeer. able and tocial, wnd the farm, whicl Is surrounded by good. poad,- having been many yearin thepossesslon of-theproprleterV'5sln th.i - highest state ofcultivation.- Also tvo freehold ianhes of rich graatltig land, containing 2oo cres, tythe free, situatetexthevill5e effLaS i. hamn. To be viewed 10 days previous, iby applying to C. Fleecuir Imaliff, at Damyn's-hall farmr ot whom particulars, with a plan bf th6 estate anulixed, may be had; puthicOl5r5 also may be had attAtCltlil Raynham,-whpere ainan swil attend tosboW the marsh land * ti e . ing's Arms, Grays; White Start, Remford;- Black Bo, Cbhemeford, r lart: of Str.R. Yalip, solicitor, 4, SuffMblk-street, paljl - i mSa~ll;t andof R. ?eake auctloneer, Ol,Zxarl-ne,iAdWaithacu-aiblteV, 'ALES BY AUCTION.