Sales By Auction.
The Times, 1824-07-23T00:00:00

Sulik.betwecen Miadleigch aild B ury St. FOrnund'et.-Capital Manor Esae of upwards of 230 Acres (exonkerated fronm the Land Taxi, o.ffering a monst eligible Opportunity for Investment. -By WI4S'TANLEY nnd SONJS, a, the Aucetion Mart, THIS'DAY, the 23d instanTt, at 12, In 4 lots, by direction ef the Executors of Colonel Ileacheroft deceaised, V E YvlaleEtts situate in the parishies of theeolll y o Sffok, ruleifrin-Hsdleigh. 9 frnm Long Miiford, 10 fromn butrr St. Edlmund's. 0) from Sudbhury, If, fromi Iipswich. 12 from Stowmacnket. IS from Colchester, anid Aabout 65 fromi London eon- siNsiur of the Mannors of Kettlebharston and Preston or Chiurch vall, with thie finc". qnit renits, courts. royaities, and appurtenances, cx- tendinlg over the parishes of Preston and Kettleharston, a very fertille, healthy, and sporting part of the eounDty. alsounding witls game, and 9:31 ateres of very productIve me,os,iasture. arable, and wonod land, lying ex.cedingly comnpnct, antd dividcd Into 5 farlms, viz. Preston liali, Chapel tiouise. Wagger4, Hilgh H-ouse, and Kettleb::rston Haill t\arns, wvith suitahlde farmihouses and ouatbuildings, in the occupation of Messrs. Elieneter Osborn, Isaacl Cooper. and others, ydarly tenants., at yery mioderrte rentsl, amouzntingq to Rf;ql. per annum. To he veivewd by applying to the tenants: ar~'tTi;Ilars may, he had at. the Inns at Bildest,,n, Stollm% ket, Laven .am l.adliegh, Long Milifordl. Bury. t. Edmuind's, qudbui', Ipswieh, an-d Colchester;- of 'Mr. Benjamini Keningale. WVistoni Mal, near Nay!and, Suffolk: of.Jose,ph Mfaberly, req. King's1-road, Dedford-row; at the Mart: and of Winstauiley and Sonis, Paternoster-row, where'pln,s mnay b,eseen. Vbeeeeiion to 4,4445 6s d. 3 per Cen t. Consolls'-By WI N- STANL.EY hnd SONS, at the Mlart, on Tuesday next, theo 27thl instatnt, at 12, rVRE, Absolute Revi-sion of One-thiril part of pA C13,3'33 6'~. d. 31per cert. Consols. (levised ly will atnd staniding in the naules of respectable trnstees, eertairn t,, be received onT the dece-isw or intitriatre of a lady' In the 67th year of*her age. PrinitedI particulars 01ev he hatd att the Mlart;, and of Winstanley and Sonis, Paternoster-somr. Freellold al'j; Lcase.hold nv-esqt-me-nt-, M-fi,`dd-s St-irrer-, -and Sussex. -Py '.lr. tCANSDELL, at the 'Mart, TillS DAY, JUlY 23, at 12, InI 22 !otc. Lot 1. Leaseholdl Fstate, of 12 Houses, Par'k-street, A. Betlinal-green, let at 1401. per auniiim. Lot 2. A Lease- hold Residence, No. 8. Leieester.place, Camberirell New-road, let at -141. per anrnuml. Lots 3 and 4 are Net Rents of 501. 8Se-and &'31. 1 2s. per arnnom, issuing ouit of 5 geniteel residlences, Vauxhall. Lot 5 Is Twvo Freehold Houlses, Noe. I itid 2, Essex Cot~ages. Brighton, let at 201. per aRtotin). Lots Ii, 7. 5. and I) are Freehold Grounod Rents of 251. 4s., .11). 1I O., 421.. and 421. per annuim. lot :0 is Fouir Freehold liouses.lChesterfleld-street, Brighton., let at 441. per annuim. Lot Ii1. Two Leasehiold Ho,uses, lipe Ir-squaire, Whitechapel, let at 271. per alintun. Lo(ts 12, 13, and 14 are Leasehold Estates. Litoehouse and Srt. GeorCe's in thte East. producing 1111). 4.s. per annumi. Lots 15 and 16, are. Two Leasehold Tiousses, UJpper Prospect.plate. Kingsland. let at 3S1. per annuitm. Lot 1'7 Is ti Leasehold Es,tate. Mt;,rket-strest, Nen'. linton.epalleway. let at C01. tier annulm. Lots IS, ITn. 20, anid 21 are Piur- Leas,ehl,d( Hous,es. Rlsrr,.n's-ht,ildings, near the Obelisk. Water- loo-bridge-roald, let at I351. per auntitoi. Lot 22 13san Impriveti Ground Renit oif 101. per alnnino, issuling ontof the Half Mloon anid Sevenl Stars Puthlietiotie. Ratellthighwgit~y. Thteleaseholda are generl11,3beid for a-cry long terss, principlally7at apeppercorn, the remainder atimode- rate ground rents. MayIbe viewed, and particuflars hadI at theMart; ;And of Mfr. Canadell, surveyor, Norionfalg,ate. Bradig. Beks.-tporuntnd valuahble Freehold Estates. tin tuie slim-nlt of Castle-hill, Cas,tle-street. Iteading.-By Mir. CAN SDELL, at the Mart. ott Friday. Juily30. in 2 lots. HE Estate is entirely Freehold, snEl Cornp rises a beau- Tltlfull paddoick of khottt 3 aores, In front of the -higfi Bath-road, and adjioning the mnsionMn aiSd premises of the Rev. - Rstmaine, PD.D .Seventeen n sechold Dwvellinig-hiouses, and a valluable i'lot of Building Grouind, In front of P'ig's Greeit-larte, wellI calculated for btuilding geif- ti-el reslidences,ecomzmandiiig delightfujl prospects of the ruiritl village of Cavers,ham, and other interestlujg scenery, with the peculiar aidvan- tage of being within a few, minutes' walk of the centre of the townr of Reading. The ground In fronit of the Bitth-road offers advanitages f,or hitillding a g-enteel villt, which It Is presunmed caninot hie sutrpassed by any sitt~izton in the kingdom. Trhe wihole estate comprises upwards of aces an hs ben ecntl lt a 201. per annum. Mayv lie vieed,14 ayspilr t th e~e, y apivtigto Mr. Sawyer, 2, onf the iuret,iss, ihenpartcuslrsmybc ad o Jaes Collins. esq. solicitor, Siuial.snar, i.ndon atthe -lou~e nd Jcke inn C:stle-street, Readig: Wite Hrt, ewbuy: Tuk hoel, bth: inumillI, Salt- hill Whie Hat, leniy: a theAucion art.Luinon nd of Mir. Csnscll Nsrtoifalate at hos 06ce a plan of th state may Hrig'iiTo3.-Fr,Iehold Estates. producinig C I I per Atinuin.-By Mlr. (CANqrDELt., at the Atiteioni MaTrt, on Fhuirsday, Aug. .5, at 12, IX FreehloldI D Welling-houses, each containing seven 1-3rooms, wvith eVery rsTOlslste doMeStIe convenience, distinguishred as Nos. 131. 14. 15, 16, 17, and 20, Essex-street, near the Marine-pa- rade; 5os, 13 and 14 ;are let on lease, at a clear reiit of 401. per an-i num: ; o. 15 i. let to M,r. WVicks, at 211. per annum I Nos. 16, 17, aiid 20 are let to Mtr. Riclhardzon., Mr. Win. Gateas. and Mtr. -folin Gates, at 601. per aLnnuisi. Mlay he vieswed 10 days previotis to the sale, mid par- titislars h:ud at the hiotels, Birighiton at thle MNart: and of Mr. Cans- dleli, survecyor, Nlortonfalgate. Brlxt,n.rad.-~i~fijj(valtiable Leasehold Estates, held under Lord lholland, patrt let t,i responsible Te'nants, anti of the vaitte of utpwards of 1.6001. per annum.-By Mfr. CN'$NDELL, at the Mart, ott Friday. Auigust ii, at 12, in ab,out 30 lits, 11tORTY-FI VE exceeeclingly stibstantial andI genteel Fn;oci built Residences, many of them detached, ssith largo gar- dens, froint 9ourts, and carriage drives sittiate in tile froxnt oi the lirl-ton-r,tad, In the Vassall-road. and 'fn Coleharbouir-lane, Camhuer- well. Every houise is b:silt and finished Its tin unusually substantial, eleKant, and conveiiient manner: all the gardens are inciosed writh lofty atnd suibetatitial brick wails. The whole offerin5 vr deiale invetmet. -lel fo bu terms at barv otriginal ground renits. Par- tietular are preparhig andiimay be bad 10 days previous to the sale, at the princlitpu ions ini the viclinity of Brixtoni and Cambuerwsell; at the Mart; and of Mrj. Caynadell, surveyor, Nroflae By Mesqrs.1J. aiid G.SAP tteAuction-mart, on Tiursday, uy29, at 12. BOUT .(iO C arats riliants (inceludIing sto-nes from 3 A to 30 grains eachi), orina pearls recently imported, set dA oinds, rubies, emeralds, saphre, amethyst's. topazes, turqtiolses, coral beaids, Se. To be vliewdte day preceding and toornitig of sale, witen catatlogules May beha at tuie Auction-matrt: the Bank coffeehouse: and of the brok-ers, 32, Winchester-street. A very fioe Painting on GDRSS,oftheApotheoslsof NapoleonBuoinaparte, stild five Others, distrained for rent.-By Mlessrs. DAWSO N and CAF , at their Spaclows Rooms, Great Marlborough-sre,o Mtonday next, at 12, FIHA potheosis of N-apoleon Btto-naparte, suiperbly Apainted on glass, wvith'allusions to his didrerent battlep, by La Arcne, and five other paintings, lately eichibited to the public, May he veiewed to-morrowv, atnd catalogues had. - NR_t rP6fg tit_tionin Sosr-yMssrs. BLAKE, at th M Nart, on Wensdy Ag 4, rr HE next 'Presenain ote Iectory of Warhleton, in Q_Stissok, ptodbteing niear 7001. per anisium, distant from) London .52 miles, from Rlattle 8, and at shtirt distance from the London togid to Eastbsoerne. The present liticunmheit. aged 4 1. Particulars to be oh. talnesd of Mfessrs. Bray, and WVarren, 57, Great Russell-street, Blooms- butry ; Mr. Cititton~,Vat ilarsawvood, iiear Relegate; Mle.srs. Blake, at Croydon; and lr. Waters, at Iwoodl, necar Warbletori. Imsproved ftents, Loninbad-strgt anid Wood-street, Cheapside.-BvISIr. ELLtS, att Gacraiway's, on Thursday, July 27, at 12, by ardt..r of tuie Trustees, in 2 lots. Lot i. AN Improved Rent of ?471. ~a.% per Annuim, PA?) neculred huy leasebsiod Pr'emises, No. 77, Wood-street, ICheayslde, anid Nos. 2 and 3, Vinerit's-court SlIver--street; held of the Clothivorkeers' Compan" for a term, of wivich 26 years are iunex- lued. L.ot 2. An ImprovedRentof aol. peraniiim,n secured liy leame- hold premisees, No. TS, Lonibard-street, 0s whicht 11 yearns are tiniex- pired. Printed particulars n;ay be had' 1days prior to the sale ofr. Ell Is, 36), Fei,church.strest : and at Garrr.way a. Soirrey.- Freehold Estate. Blarnes, on the Banksof the Trilames. - Bly Mr. ELLIS, at GarrawaHy's, on'TiAeaday, July 27, at 12, ADesirable Freehold 'Estate, comnprising twvo eXCellent Afarilfly residences, moat dellghtfuilly situate, In B3arries-ter- race nea Ricmond comandig a ee-u fl Vliv of thec Thames and disentcoutry oneof t-beh s li te ocupation of Miss in ]the mostomp.letse odRepair,enc ihbe, fort aNs famiyoften firstoce- and Copyh.ld L;,po.-By Mr. ELLIS, at Garrawa'y's, on Tuesday1 July 27. at12 It Ios A Les;eoldResidlence, ileliglhtfully situate, at Higlamn- LLhill, Waithamstowy, in the couinty of tssC:i, the reside n`ce aind property of Mtr. Branton, s'emovltig lateo ltertfor-dsliirs; conssisting Of a sulustantitlliy-reeteil brick-built Yamily h Ouse, containing draLw- Ing -sddaiinhg rluoIsn of geod%Pf-oportions, studY, neat entrance hall, 7 bedleharmbers, onle of Which Is 28 fcet long, large store r-oom, mnan ,servant's room, ex&el-ant kiti-heli. and servants' offices paved with stone; euletaced cOaclihouse, S-stall stable, anid lofty spacious earfiage) Yard, fore coBit~ and catrriage drive, lawvn and shruibberies, slid graVel Wvalk; exiensive kitcho garden (parr wralled) abunidantlyi stocked, small paddock with plantations, a,nd 4 pieces of co ybold land con- tigsinlos. The house, ga.rulen, and paddock are held hcsr ali unepilre'J termn of 38 yeairs, at a grolund rent of 311. lOsi. per annum. To be viewved hiy tickets, awhlch wi'th pritn,td particulars m3ay be had of Mr. Ellis, 36, Feneiiurch.street. LeRaseold rsatttes, Waithamstosy and 'Tottenham, produicing a Net tenit of 1251. per Annuox.-By Mr. ELLIS, at Garrawvay 's, on Tues- daty, July 27, at 12, Jin 2 lots, Lot 1. A. LeaseholdI Estate, situate near Scotland-green, I IL Tottenbain, cosisistinig of 10 substantially erected brik biltcotage, eldfora lng ea-n,let to -respectable tenan ts, at rntsaniuntig t 84. pe anum.Lot 2. A Leasehold Estate, situte t Cappl~nd Wiitbaostsv:consisting of 15 subistantitally ereced r)el bult cttaes, eldfor 11bu term, let to respectable teiant, a restshmuntng o 41. erannlutuc. Alto a Piece of Land adjInig, itha fontge f 10 fet,particularly elrgble lor build- YI to r.fi,313.Cast- BY Mir. PIPER, at Mourrell's ROoms, Skinner.ktreet, Snow-hill, on Tuesday, Jully 27, at II1, remouved fr'om thje Regent's-park, a tale not being allowFed ox the Premnises, by order of the Proprietor, who is goling to India, A Cstl -Asbiiblge.of'-soliA Rosewood FUriifiture'and 14, Cosffetl s;omrinlg 2 ma,tchless rorIde rostevood' sidebocards. P ditto wardrobes se fdtt dnsg L tables on sliding frames, 14 feet 6 by 4 feet 0, sOlId' rosewuood efotcries and eha;rs to corresod chfo Blet, re-ars io sid ofatabc~;maogany 4-poqt bedsteads, svith itardsmeeslitz Ottn frniure, wndowt curtaias to) mnath, gdose feater eds,matreses, c. i;igd WrTxbe, chininey gltleas, 2 fineInda Sfe ad cver 2 ~ameicdtea~ chests, -rudia-bainboo sofa) and.6 cairs suerb ndi car cae, ith. carved mother-WoRlerh couter, ine7silgogicepet, e1seri.isss~froitona, *c. , Id We' and of the a~gionee~, 18, as atgthe.rsreet. CAKIPit8licalaI alia tifehold Pstatd, nidr the 9-mi1e atone a sot't isatefrmFich1ey.ecomotio, In a beautiful anid retired situa- tion, with a Maunsioni, and about 76 acres of Land, bounded by a considerable frointige to the high road, and offering niany sites forn building.-Bly Mlr. HOGGARTi,at the Mart,THIS DAV, july 23, at 12, In lo"s, by direction of the Exsenitor-s of Thomas MaffiSofl Andrew, ess deeasca), 1~,fOS-riAL , w ith the surrotmildin inclosi6rs of fine LWJi per-lik medow and 6 ace of arabc land, with a spacious subtanialfamly csdende,piaccd In the cenitre of pleasure-gro,unds, garden, andshruberies, eontariji-tv niumTerouis becgrootms, dhlleing and d~awlng ooo1s,and offices of every, description, a complete rang ofsta~lng Obl ceoachhouses, laindlryand brewbhoise, pioul- try-ard andhoues,frarmayard, baiin, stabling. anda agricult ura oult- huidlns,prouctvegardens, greenhouse, and grapery, orezhard and nursry, he woleIn the hiighest perfection; together wvith s;everal inelosae), prdgously line meadowr land, Intersected by Balalard's- ln,adhunded li all directions by capital roads, containing alto- fetlier about 76 aeret. Toa be, viewed by cards, wvhich with partin-ii ar V- ehad of r.hrAoggart, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. ParIticuiAi-s also at thleGreen Man and Rled Lioni innis, ilarnet;,Queen -s Head, riiichiey; of Messrs. Street, Mlillingtoti, and Gilbert, solicltors, 1, Brilabantbourt, Plilpot.iane ; and at the Mart. Capital and 'exte-nsive Freehol Prpryi city of Lond,l-n-,in eludfing two House0s, Nos. 24ad2,Iibpgate-street wvithin;- togetheriwith aboutsac ountnl ost,iin alts, siid Premises- producinga low rental of 451I e inm-l Mr. HOGG.ART, at the Mart. THIS DAY, Juily2,t1, rg'9 lOSE eXtenSive and veyvlal rmises, for many, -Lyeatrs knowvn as thio ol City ChTLmIeTs, occupying avery con- aiderable site of ground, wisih RpAcelous gateway anid couirt yard. stir. rouinded by builldings apprropriated ast ofieces for merclhants and pro- fessional gentlemen, Withithelpremrises and.larg&fotsop o 5 In the occupation of'Mr. Ilougrhey, tobacconist; and the watclbmaker's shop, I' thle o-cUPatioti of M,essee. Nadauld and Jackson. This- estate uinder Proper management Is capable of yielding ai renital of 7001. or 8001. per annumr. May bericewed on application to Mr. floughey, and further partiOUlArshitdl sf t3co. Braibwvell, esq.aasolicitor. 3, Paper-build. frag, T le, tIme Mart, and of Si1r. Hoiggart, 612, Old liroad.strcet, FreeoldResdene, Peasre rouds,Gardens, and rich Mecadow Lan, icarEpengor~ Wathastw.-.Bv Mr. HOGGART, at the art HISDAV,,~y 3, a 12,by order of the Executor (if Hous ami ani sustatial brik-built Family Offices, upon wichet considerable sums of mioney have een epende delightfuilly placed uponl an emlinence, on a lawn, wth S ajoinin paddock-s of rich leLdadow lanid ; the wvhole continin ab,rtt 0 .ies. alid fit For the iminedliate reeeption of a respetabl am p. Te house formns a hanidsome elevation. aWli eon. talus 14 bedehambers, diretitasin rooms3, anid wtater closets; anoe egant lofty drawving room, 28 feet by 19 feet;, bammdfsome dining parlour, 24 feet by 19 feet; large library rimid gentlemani's dressing room; double staiircase, lhall, and attached offices of every description; als. detaclhed atre rtanding for 3 carriages, stabling for 7 homrses, granalry, ploultry.homiises, tarrnyard, barn, cottage, anTd nutmerousn outhtuild. logs; a most produlctive gardeni, part wvaliled and stocked with fru;t- trees, greenhouse and grapery, a forcing grapery, gardenei's room, and orchard, presenting one or thte most complete residences neatr the metrrpolls; the late residence of ltichardI Stainforth, esmi. deceased. Stay be viesred by cards, which with Particulars may be l,ad of MI hogg9art, 62c, Old Broad-street, Rtoycl Exchange; piartienilars.also of Me9srs. Smith andI Lawford, soalisitoirs, Drapers'-ball, Tharqgnriorton- street; and at the Mart. CoJunty of s-uffibik, in, the Parishes o r Sui,utlolt and WortIng"worth,I near Eye.-By Mr. HOGGART, at the Mim rt,THIS DAV, July 23, at 12, in 2 lotsi, AVery dcsirable Freehold Farm, except-ing as to 7 acres, to th lyn w ll ogethier, tin a very fer-tile patrt of the county, near, tthtovsof Debenhuim, Fre, and Frarmllitgham. containting to- gerber 117 ncres, or thereabouts of arabie and Pasture land, wvith a farrm-hoause, barn, stabling. and outbuildings, with an extensive right of commton. This farm Is iii the 6cc;upatliou of' Mr. L. Creasy, seni,ur, who is desirousi of takzing a leaLse of the same. Lot 2. A very desiralble Freehold Fairm, intci'5ectoi I, the trunt- lilke-road fromn Debentham to Frarrliiigbarn, a beautifual an.d rich p)art of the cotinty, near let I, cln:prising a rith fatrm rif abou t 45 aCres, svtb1th a valuable righlt oyer Soutiholt-common. Wnelat fsrmibouiseI anld oubIldings, in hand. A responsible tenanit is ready vwith I1001. per annum foraleaseolf7lr 14 ysars. Intheloccupationtof M,r. J.Creasy. Maybe viewed liv cards, which with particulars ntay lie had of M,%r. Hdiggar-t, ?12,0Old Broad-s.treet, wherea plannmavble seenl iparticuilars aIlsoat thielmins atStninhatmand Eye; WVhite Humirt, Scole; tile Golden Lion1, !?pewich; anid at tIle Mart. Ad~[Vowson In Norfulk.-Bly M%r. HOGGAIU' at the Auction Mart,THIS DAY. Juily 23, at I%'rorl,. rHE Ad lveolvol alId Necxt Presenitation to tlhe Rectory of Brock-dish, In the colmnty of Nomrfolk. oni the lilgh road from Dor to Yarmouith. 4 mtilles 1rmm Scole Iinn, 261 fro,m Ipswsich, 20 fromi Noric. and 115 fr,mnl Loindon; coe,nsis,ting m,f a pars,onage ho,,se. wiell shitute, in the centre ,f a,lout 27 acres, uf excellenit glebe. barn noid outbildngs andof imegrea amd sall titlhes of upwards of 1,000 acrs o hihlyculivtedaraIc nd eaowv land. Tile presenat In- comef te lvimu isabot 301. nd he utcolumrs atre 7.I-l6.Gd. per annu. Tme reset icument s i the Bad year of his age. For- the paticlar Iny h ha ofSir W.Rodivel, solicitor, I umwich; Messs. ridesan Qulte, 23 Re Lln-square ; and of Mr. Hoiggart. Frellod lut nd rernlises, Coichbester, eligible for a persoiis deiroins ufretiring Into rl,e countrv In the ahove trade, or for Investment.- By Mr. WILLIAM5S, at thle M.art, THI1S DAY, Juily 23, at 12, A LL that oldI established Inin or Publichouse, well at * 'Knowtn as the sign of the Goat and Boot, niost desirably sitimte Eatsat-bill. near the Botanic gitrmcn. In time parish of St. James, C:olcehster, in tile county of Essex. w~ith stablinlg for near S11 birses, suitable outitluiidiig,,, extensive yards, Karferis, sould 2- inStat,eqTh Pr-emises orc;rpy a c-onsiderable iulot of grouind, aue on the hiizh roanl to Ipmwich. Harwlchb r.uud mos.t parts of Suffolk and Norfolk, amid surrmoim,dd by a populouts 1nd highly respectable i,cighbmmimrhood, niowt ill the ou'cupattio;i of Mfr. J. Ranid. whose tensuicy expires at Mtichael- mas, 1834. To lus viewed till the sale with leave of the rennuit, and pitrticulars bad oni the premises; ;mt the nc,l Lion inni, an(i of Mr. Chuirch. soVlctor. Comlchester; Messrs. D)aniell, Sewe;U, aind Danicil, Colehester, and Essex-street, Strand; and of Mr. Wi.iiauns, r'hrogmor- ton-s~reet. C;anii -acA~Itm Bsnesi'eittes teCown anid Rolls Roonan, and the Hiouse and domible-fronited Shrip adjoinlngr.-By Mr. WILIAM.lSlS ;t the Mart, oni Friday, Auigust 0, ait 12, uni less previ- ously diepo,,ed of b,y Privn,te contracet, by- ordecro,f the Proprietor. MTr. Pouikis, removing to No. 215, flegent-street. ~ HE remies ac mot deirably situate, No. 110, St Cancry-ane;arcwel calulaedor thte oil trade, in which busiesslbssam ~a ben etabishd fr rnany years, l,ut suiltable fortiy ohe reouin rom,or ora anufactory; tohe held fhrum ter of23 ear fr~mLaddaylas, a alowv rent. To be viewed tilt thesmie,and(leerptie prtculrs adon the prenmises, and of 'Mr. 'Valabl Colecfon of PfTiii ingsa-By Sir. WILLIA 515, at the Auctioni M;art, on rrIday next, Juily 30, at 12, cher eoice Collectioni of Paiintings, by the following ninsmatemum viz. m-Janstein, Brawver, WilSorn, Palamedes, Cmiyp, erer,Molitnser, Vanderwerf, Van Ose, Naysulith. De Hooge, V;ii Goyen. Van TMeule;;, Itenaiud, Orowarer, Powell, loiot, Dodwin, &c. To be viewed thedily orceedinig theo 551; catalogues had att the Mart, and ofSilr. WillIiams. 'r'hrogmortnn-etrreer. __________ Coll1etion of Psinted Glass. - DiV Sir. WTITX .MS. at the Auction Mkart, on Thursday next, Juily 29, at 12, 4Beautiful Collection of Paintedt aihI Staimedl Glass, P/. consisting of a variety of interesting subjects, highly finilshed. In rich and buillianit colouirs, every particle vitrified, comprising sacred and historical subjects, interior:,, figures, mon,olighta. lire pieces, dcc. mounted wvith ornamrental borders. &c. : suitable 'or decorating the svindows of drawing rooams, libraries, bialls, staircases, consecrvatories, dcc.: after the most esteemied masters. To be veieved the day pre- cedin- and rmorning of sale; catalogues had at the Mart, aiid of Mr. NV Hllisms,_Throgoralroan-streer. Bii~hton.-Thi11Th'Feeb,,ff Etates, eli1gbibl foir Investmnents or Oc- cupatlon.-By MIr. WILLIAMS, at the Aictlion Mart, oni Friday, Auguist 13, at IC. T W0 excellent FreeholdI Houses, stuaccoed in imitation M-of stone, ivitb balcovies and veranda, monst desirably situate, Ns. 3Sand 4, BDnrligtoni-street, within 3 houises of the Makrine-parade. A capital Freehold Hlouse, most respectably situate. No. 6I, Deronshire- Pliace, near the New, Steyne. Two gzenteel Freehold Hotuses, wvith neat for cortscuilosd b irn plisdes ad gardens, cheerfully situate, a~hiingCraen Cttae, ueens-rad,the entrance into Biriglhton, commndin exensie viws f th dons and suirrouinding country. Theaboe dsiabl prpery s sitalefor the ImAmediate reception nf rspetabe failiswshin fo reideCeSRat Drigchtoin,or for secure invesment. Alo a reehld Huse,No. 22, Mfighell-stareet, near Dorst-grdes, et o Mr Stllih, elint at wcill. at 20 gu,ineas per animism And aLessehld Houe sad hop, No. 23. John-street, let to Mrs;. Edwards, at 20 gulmeasPer annum, held for 78 y'ears, at a g~round ren t of 31. To be viwd till1 the sale, andI par'ticulars had at te ld hip and Wliite tI reinns; at thie Elephant aiid Castle,. = cns-road ; at thle libirires at Brighton and Worthing; of l4essrs.' tumaand Paynie, auctioneers, Brighton;; and of Mr.Willianw, Thing- m rto-street. Valuable Freehiold Grud hsic.B r I lf'iiELL, at Garra- way's, on Wed,ne,day, Ags4,at 12, "IFTY-EIGHT Plots of (lesia Feehold Building IV Gron, i:vt bo,4 h a vfo) oiiain g frontages on several streets in Field-laine, Chiewicek, eligible for thec erection of Prince of Wales and Plack Mlorse louis. Turnbamr-i-reen ; Garsrys Aucetion Slant; and of Mr. MHitchell, 7, Nortonfalgate, and 23, New- gate-street. Second Sale of eliblerehlGrnd Merton, Surrey.-By Sir. MITCHELL. a Garrawy',oil Wednesday, Auig. 4, at 12, m VEN'FY-N NE Posof Freehiold Buildting Ground], laind-tatx redernled, very delightfuilly situate, necar the T'oll-gate, at Mertemin. ronting tle high road, at thetagreeabsle distance ofS8 miles from London, eligible for the erection of geilteel villas, formerly pant of the estate of the late Lord Viseoi;;t Nelsuin. Each plot has a frontage of 25 feet by a depth of ab',ut 200, Slav be viewmed previous to theiae,,a1.,,nd particuiimri; had at the Sevemi Bells, Mterton; Ship, C odn id lion. Streatham; of Mr. Crcpk, 71, Westmorland- Paqce.~ City-road;, at Garraway's; the Autitiobi Mtart; and of Mr. Mitchell, 7, Nortonaiagate, and 23, Newgate-street- Free RF R n ulchue Soauthwark. - y Mir. W. CWnAr-sbop Rat Ga,rrawvay's,ten Tuesday, July 27, atJ2, T fITOSE desirable Premises, known as the Peter andl 2LKey, the corner of Peter-street, ShuTt, in the Borouigh of Souith. wark conainig 7 ood hambrs, arlUr, tapr'oom. spacdious liquonr liar ply grund, &n th whoe i mot exe4llcnt repatir, with com- toaning oubl stccoe frot, ad paced In the centre of a mosllt populmus nighhomsrhodm te trae. w icat preseiit is In its lInfancy, Liv Ste.Avr ueior Sale-of Live Stock.-ily THOA UAGGE. outthe re',niecsf tile Right, Hlot. Lord Ongley. t l Warde Park Bedhrdslulre, on t5eiday, Augaist 6, being the pro- - pertyo LadyOnley, A Floe oPalsuperi'or bredt goiLtbthdosl Sheep, I a hsog, 1B~. and46 head f sinperibr aderney coaws, caiges, amid oxen, te whoe o sviebareyrmmng, heisig l,red withini the last d years. The hullIs te fiestin-time coiuntry ald Wained the tirst prize at r. ldiidge sow n S. Ncrin'- e. 'Tfme auctioneer respect- fuly sliitsth emt,lpay t aten a 1o'cloeck, is timesheep willbhe as li~ tie pnne fo thir nspctIn,and the sale Will coalimefice preieya 2 aanie a ehid at the Swan Inn, Bedford mIndt Uci;Wie at nph ad Sheff,,rd; Crowni, Rtoyston asf Badc;BakBil aiiig nd St. Neot's; the Prlinting. offie, lggeawsle an oftimsOciOcer, Potton. Uppe Noton-tret, ew-rad~y Sr. PEAIISE, at his RTooms, No. 135,tixodsre,ha resnertre,t,on Thursday next, at i, wvith- 7r"HE Lease, for an udiexisired terM of 21 years, at the .fl lowr rent of co1. per anP-i of.a litibstAntital and trimly comfortable, i-Inise itute N 33In U~e~Nortn-sreet, a quiet anld iiguily r-e- SPetnmleSVhtt ladig ntoth Reext's Park, between Fitzroy- sqomnbandPomthamfiplae. he ous isconvenisuitly fitted imp wtith Slilits,an coitins2 oom e a lor,good kitchens, washhouse, cellrage gademi &c Sla ~eviewd util the sale, and descriptive paricuarsha upn tme reise; a te Mart; and of Gtla. Pearse, Elgant Furnlture, large Pier and Chiruley Glasses. GrecIan Luatres, BuhiClock and Bracket, B iliard Table biy Fernyhough, valuable origiiial Pailtllisgs GunsY Gold and Silver Watches, Muslnal Box, Diafitond Klings;lins, nnd'other Items,the property of a Foreign Gen- tlenlan.-By M-r. l'EARSE, t hisiSpa-elmusSale Rooms, 135, Oxford- street, nlear i3ond.street, on 'Tuesday, July 27, at 12, under circunl. stances whvich prcelude the leastreservatlon, VI HK very excellent moilern Furniture, comprising JIL 4-post, French, and other bedsteads. with chintz hangings and prime seasoned bedding, stilts of chintz amid unoreen windowv curtains, mahogany wardrobes and chests of drawers, dressing flasses, l1brstry tables, lounging chaira, solid roseosood chairs and couc.ses,cheffonler, commodes. wvork tables, eapoys and caddies, card andoccasional ta les, sets of mahoganv chairs, anoble pler glass, plate 82 in. by 50, and3chimney glasses in handsome gilt frames, or-nioulu pitrislan- mistres, lamps, a 14-day bbhl clock and bracket, a 4-teaf screen finished with carie-ureS puble barrel gtins, a gold watch, chain, mnd scals by Salter, a sfhver gilt repeater, and 6,others, 2 brilliamit rings, a ditto pin, a musical sluffbox, .md a capltal 11-feet billiard table by Pernyhough, with appendages eomplete; also a few original paInthigs bsyRubenf, itaphacl,V;uidyke,Snyders,SirJoshuaReynolds,and other esteemed mastcrs, To be vienvcd 2 dimys precedinig and on the morminirg of sale; catalogues at thie Auction Slart; at the rooms; 4nd ut Slr. Pearse's offices, l6, Vere-street, Cavendisieusqxiare. IHouisehold Furnitmure Plate, LImiemr, C-hIla, Glass, Wines and F,ffects, of the late Mir. WV. Walker, mit the Dr. Jobhison's Head, BOlt-court, Eleet-street.-By Mr. HEItRiNG, on the Prenlises, Dr. Johsnon's Hleamd Coffeehouse and Hotel, Bolt-court, Fleet-street; on Wednes- day, July 28, and followitg day, at I1, by direction of the' Admi. Distratrix, n HE gehuine Household Furniture, plate, and plated - articls, an,excelleni.8-day dial, tlne sherry, bucellas, and portfrmnes; cRminA, glass, lilieil, and effects, comprising.numerous oedsteads and hangings, mattressesi good feather BedS and beddimig, mnalioguisy esesteof dyversi'gl3sscs, w::shing and dressing tables, Brussels and'. Kiidermsnuiitcr carpets, xnotevn and other, curtains, din. Ilug, earth, Auidpemxlroitc tables, sIdeboard.- and. sercophagus, a mar- bhe'ciuiierimp-P.inted floor thdths, fendexus, firelirons, coffee zoom anti cuOlinaryuiztma es1.andivartius other items,- in good uloidition. To be vieWed on5 'iVuesgday the Agth instant; mand eatalogaes had on the prem - of SIr, N on, golleltor, Great Caster-lane, Docto.com. 511005; and 0!f Mr. Sierrip*', ilQ, Fleot-street. Pefl tapda in th8 ml)unt1 of Notaolg-fil. Mt. gQtflflt ana 9q a,t Garralvay's,T HITS TDAY,. July 23. at 1. in 1 lot. QjIX Hundlred 4nd Sixty Acres of Freehold Fe,n Land, in 1C.: the parish;ies of Felitwell and llethwold, in the countycof Norfolk, 3 In'lesftram lRelgay, 0 from Dowui;LTam.market,l10front tAlke elrry, 1,nd14rfromn Ely. Printed particulars may behaid14 days previousto the sale o.f Miesrsm. Lenmmon arid UJtton, soiliitors, Downhtams; at the Inns at Hejgay, Stoke Ferry, Elv, and C'ambridge; of It Van Ileytbni- sen. eeq. .31, Jaoh-street, Bed.1rd.row; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Squblsiband Son, Saville-rowv, where a maPp if the estate may be seen. Bedfordelibre.-Valuab,le Freehold EstaEte, of uipwvards of 500 Acres, .Tithe free, anid exonerated from Land Tax-n3y Mr. SQUIBB and. SO14. at Garrawvay's, THIS DAYl, JUlY 23, in I lot, AValuable andI very dlesirable Fretehold Estate, contain- !. ling 504 acres4 in a ring felice, advantageous,ly situate-between the two capital market towns of Bedford anod Biggleawade, being dis- tant about 5 miles fromn thie latter and 511 from biadon; conisistling of ai moat suibstantial newly-erected briek-built Gentlemnin's Rtesi- deuce, called Highlands I-louse, commtanding v-ery extensive prospects over a iinely wooded and highly cultivated counitry, wi%-th good offices and excellent farmibuildings, surrounded b~y 3,.3 acres of-past-ure, ambl, ~5ii ood and,In he ocuption of WillIiam Wqalkcer. esql. who ili iveimlodiae posesion;togther with a small ad Ioining Farmof 11 sresfalld Swet riarFar, wvith good farmbuildings, lettoa rspctbleteantatwil a asery low oldrecnt. Theestate is wll imbred,abondswithgam, ad is suirrounded by preserves. tite fee,exoeraed romlan ta, ad poor rates low. The roads In te neghburhod exellnt, nd Illbe founid partleAlarly eligible as a Inestmnt,or fr te reidece f a genitleman fond of field sports. Particulars, ithlnsanxdwillerdyfreivy 28daysprccedingthe e;anmatnehd1OtweioinS, eeq. Argyll-street; atteSnin igewd;teSa.Bdod at the place of sale; an0fM.Sub n o,Svlerw Freehold and Leasehold Estattes and (IrondRus- 11I ID at Ithe Auction Mart.-on laondey, Juy2,a12.Ilo, C OMPRISING ~~a Freehiol EstaeadGon Rnt Shrdth itto. Mille-end Old Town ditto, Wlil1teehapei: dito. imeous: nd ditto, Shadwell. Copybold estate, at 11igb- te ho cottg, at Brixton-b ill, Snrrev; and 205 leaselhold =81 ~~as wil e described in partieulars, to be had at the Mlart; and of Johin Hind, Cannon-street, St. George's, Mliddlesex. Bluck Prine-'w awrbra,Nwntu ury-l r HS WRLIGHIT, at Garrawvay's, oni Monday, July 26, at 12, AN imptovable Leasehiold, Estate, Eituate in a great 'kthoroughfare and poipulous neighibourhood; cemprising a sub- stisntial and spacious brick, house, diVided Into 2 shops, being Nos. 1) and( I0, In the occupation of Mr. Fry, bootmaker, aud Mr. Pad-gett, corndealer: hield for a term of whIch 20 years (wanting .5 daysl wvere uneixpired at Lady-d,ay last, At 681. 5Sa pet annulm. Miy be viewed, and par.ticulars had on thte premises; at the Elephant and Castle inn, n,ear the saime; at Garraway'is ; and of Mr.Wright, surveyor and auc- tioneer, nline-stile. C'reenwich. BteMil,n-ear Maidstone, Kent.-Pernmptorify,by Mr. JAME ABBOTT, at GaxraLway's, on Wednesday, thle 26th inst. at 12, by order of the Mortgageeil, rFHE Reversion in Fee, expectant on the death of a ~Lgentleman aged 62, of and In a Freehold Fstate. at Basted, In teiaih of Wrotham, comprisInig 2 reper'mil'ls, dwelling-houie, b1arnsa.8cttages, gardens., &e n about 37 acres of excellenit hop. mecadow, arable, and wood land, at present let at 7001L per annumm. Land-taxredleemied. Pa,rticulars may behad attthe place of satle: auidof MesRsrs;. Wildes, solicitors, Maldstone; of Mfr. F. Wildes, 64, Lineoln's-Inn-fields; anid of Mr. Ahbott, Cas,tle-court, adoi-ning the Britislh Fire-office. Strand. Leaehod Etaes,Holowa. elisto,,and Rall's-pond.-By WV. t'A IES uit O N,i Garan-y's,iiiSDVY July 2,3,at 12,ln 13iots, ~~LE EN bick uiltf'outh-rte Hous,es, ill carcasses, ~ plasatlysitatein Bookby-ti-ct,Back-road, Islington, held br 8 yers, t agrond rnt;a lage uiling erected for a chapel or schol-huse.cenertiie nto reidece or cottaces, eligihly situate. necar tuec Plough. Mornsey-lane, held tor 66 years: alsgo an Improved i cnt otlSi. 115. per annum, arlslng from a honse N4o. I1, Slebe-terre, nail's-pond, held foi a long term. May b,e vlseed;- particuilars bed of 'Mr. Oldershaw, solicitolr, Lowver-street, Islington :a Garraway'es; and ot W. Davies and Son, Giltspuir-street. Excellent Househiold Furniture, 8 solid llo'ewood Chairs, 3 elegantit Chimney Glassieis, a capital Eight-day Cloek by Dlebelly. fine toned Pianoforte biy Toinkisson, anid Elfectq.-By Mr. EDWARD) FOSTEIR, at hils Great Room), 14, Greek-street, So-ho-square, To-morrow, Juily 24, at 12, FrHE geliiuine HouLseholdI Furniture, consisting of prime JL- seasoned g,oose feather beds and l,edding, handsomie japanned 4-post bedstead and furniture, elegantt dTaraing room chairs of solid lrosewood, m-odern imahogany parYoor s-hairs, )on, card, diningr, and penibroke ts0,ces, hiandsome chimnev glasses, Brpissels and Kidder- miinster carpets, a fine toned pianofo;rte by Tomnkisson, an eight-day clock by Deisely, sideboards, mnahogany chests of drawers, sets of moreen and chlintz window cuirtains, china, glass, books. a,,d vario,,s article- f do,mesti,c utility. May he- viewed, and catalogues lhad at N,lr. Foster's, office, 14, Greek-street, Solio-squzare. ToFamiilies Ftirnisbinp, and the Trade.-Genteel Household Frrni- nituire, and Part of an Uphiolsterer's and Cabinetmakcar` Stock.-By Mfr. iuuut,ocI, at hiis Great Room, 21 1, High tiolborn. Toi-mon-ow, at II for 12 precisel y, OD R urniture of' a Ladly dleceised, &c. isi- 1Y~eldinit4-pot bedstead., with cotton andi moreen furnituires, goos feaherbed-nd eddiny, an excelleiit wringed wardrobe, several chets f daw-rc,andthe usual articles 'or the l,ed ehian)bers and dressing rooms, inrahogany and .;apanned. a s~et of dining rabies, piarlour and draiwlg room chairs, chimniey glaRss, curtains, loo, card, andl pemrbroke table, mnirror, &e, The stock is of at very- suiperior de- scription, in elli-wide chinitz cottons, moreens, Bruisfselscarpleting, drugFgets, 1,000 feet of drv mahogany b-oards, and s,'rne mranufactured stock, a light cart oni springs, a handtsome child's chaise, &-c. To be viewedi till tuec sale: and Cataloguies had at Mr. Bullock's estate anti auction office, 211, Highi Hioborni. Hanurerstuithi, nieatr the Nen-, Bridge.-Bv Mlr. sC,,oTT (nep'iew 01' the late Mr. T. Seetti, at the Mart, on Wednesday, July 28, at 12, Nimprovable Copyhold Estate, equal in aletfr- ?k holdl, beinig held of the manor Ol 'Faihamn, sobliect to only, a iomyinial finie oii( qjuit rent, conmprising a respectable Residence for a famlily,u:ith: ca,rdemi,,&c. pleasa7itly situate on the baniksojf the Thames. No, 14, Hamniersmith-t,traeee close to Chiswvick, Fuilham, and local iimsrovemnents. P'articulars may be had near the premisies:, at the coftecl;ouseq i:l Hiammersmith and Kensi ngtoni: of Messrs. Turner, Red I lon-sjuare ; aind of Mr. Scott. estate and canial agent, S. CdErcy- New Rtiver Company, Shares, in Canals, altid other property. I R. SCOTT respectfully inform.s the Public, his imfrienids and ennuiexions, and those of his late Unicle, that he slall offer for P'UBLIC AE at the Mlart, on Wednesday. the 28th inlstant, a WHOL,E SHARtE in tuie NEW RIVER COMP`ANiY, a. Most superior Freehiold Estate for family investment, si-ith ~ Vote for Mlid. diesex sod Herts, thie laud tax redeemed, and producing near 5001. pserannuul, wivithtliecertainrprospect of aconsiderable increase in a sh',rt period. The income of the company has siieih Improved, end wil raidl inreae, ndeendnt f aconsideral.le revenue a~-ising fro ladedproert- ad goun rets,and of the great reversionary intres threi atth exiraionof heleases. Particulars maLy be had t th Mat; ad o Mr.Scot, pgen for the sale at estates., re- verion, cnalandothr popety,5, are-s ret,Lincoln's-flnn. on the sine dy wil tiesold Shars inthe Sratfrd,' IhTudderslleld, Aebtn, Wrwic, Reents, ad Potsmoth cnal, In Gas piroperty, Winslow, Buckinghiarrshire.-By Mr. B. PAYNE, at thie Bell Inn, in Winslow, oni Tuiesday, July' 27, at 3, AValuable Copyhold Mliessuava or Tenemenit, Situatfe at A.Winslowv, in the countyroff3tdekinghsm, uised as a Puibliehouse, and called the Sass sad Pigs. A'eo sevleral chises of freeho,ld and copy. ho,ld land,. containiolg together 65a. 3r.3p. naynely,47a. 3r. 35p. free- hold, and 17R. Br. 37P. copyhold of inhieritance, lying contiguous to the town of Winslow aforeisaid, and in the several occupations of SIr. George Cross anld Mir. Johni Atriumt The copyhold part of the estate is subject to a small fline certain on admission. The premnises may he v-iewed on application t,, the tenants, and for furthier particuilars apply to ir. Samnuel Taylor, solicitor, John-street, Bedford-rose, London; t Mr. Launcelot Wyatt, or to Mr. Charles WAI-il, sQlicitors, bath of Wislow;, or to Mr. D. Cooke, or Mr. Dalby, solicitors, Lpicester. ________________________ Winsley Estaite,H-erefordshire.--Cspitail nvestment.-Oy Mtr, CROSBY, at (;arraiay's, on WVednesday, Augaist4, in 2 loms, unless pres- ously disposed of by private contract, T HE Mansion and Estate of Wilisley, 9 mi-les from THereford, and 5 from Leominster, near the high road, on which the Chester mall dali1' passes, conlsisting of A gentlemanly sesidence, vommianding a beautiful and extensive prospect, x-ith dinilig room, drawving room, librarl, 7 best bedroomns, servants' rooms, appropri ate offices, dog I;ennels, &c. and a freehold estate of 1,200 acres, tree of all tithes but corn., nearly in a. ring kenee, interspersed wvith weod, let to rc.spectabletenants,andesrtinmatedat l,4001.ayePar, it iswell stocked stitth game, and adjoins the preserves of Hamrpton-court. The 2d lotconlprises thelsingIttoniEstate,2milesanidahalfftom Leomiustter, containing 383 actres, free of alUtithes, and orms amoat des,irable in- vestnient. P'rinted particulars may be had of'Mr. Blount, Iland snt- veyocr, 63, Upper Nortoni-s,treet, Portland-place; M4r.Thomas JAY, II, Ness' Boesweli-court, Lincoln's-iinn: Messrs. Saunders and Helm, soli-, citors, Worcester; anid Messrs. 13odeseham. Jay, and Co. Hereford : of the auctioneer,_7, Bruton-street, 13arkeley-square: anid at Garraovay's. Kan't7-Lea-sel,olt Estate onlLis-es.--Sy CHIARLES L,ARKIN,at the Cityv Repository, Rochester, oni Tuiesdlay, Auguist 3, at 2, r1o"H XT singularly fine L easseholdi Residence alill Farm, #called Berenigrave, or 'Manor of Qnezi Court, sittlate principally in the fertile parish of Rainhiam. and cornprlsling a respectable and capacious reeideiice,repleteivith wsailed garden and every conveniencee, 4 separate homnelteads, 5 cottai;es, and 450 ac,res (of crchErd, pasture, arabic, mnar'sh, ws-od, and saltings, now in tile several occupations of Mlessrs. Pack-mnan and Pell, who wvill quit at Mirhatlmas next. Beren- grave residence is p rovel bialliy healthy, surrounded by, orchards, wvithin 40 ro,ds of the 111gbi Londo:i and Dovei r,,ad,which runs through the cstate: isi ssell supplied wsith fine water: the land remarkably pro- ductive; the neighbourhood trnly rdispectable: the i-lars delightful an)d upon the whlole combininig advantages wshich rc;ider thec estate one of the most desirable in this favourite county: liinhamn is 34 miles from Lo-ndon, 21 fromn Canterilslry, 6 from d'ittipgbourne, 8 fromMaidtone an 5 fom tecit ofRochiester, to and fromin which plaes oacesarehouly asingnigt nd day. Particulars arc pre- be radyfnrtwit, ad may be had at the principal r~n~a~siunty;of J. tovcride, sq, solicitor, 13, Charlotte- stret, Boombury Lon,mn Mr.Simons, solicitor, Boley-hill; and of Carls Lrk-n, lnd urvyorandapprahier, City Repository, Fron, near Mtold, Fiintshire.-At the Black Lion inn, in Mold,, in the coxinty of Flint, on TIuesday. July 27, at 4, subject to conditloons which wvill be then- produceao THlE beautifutl and com'pact Estate, called Fron, comn- A_prising absiut915 statute acresi, withnalarge anidsubstantialnman- sion, coachlsouse, stables, and othier offices, nose in the possession of Mlrs. Stilliger i alsoi a farmihouise anid butildings adJoining, occupied by tier tenasit, and severalcottages. The manision stands uponi an emi- nence, overloioking the delightful vale of Mlold alid commiandhing most extenisive viewlt beyond it, highly diversified anid agreeable, anid the Clo,uds are ornmarented seithlinelc fioe timber. In the towvn o,f 'dold there are ss'eekly, markets wtell su-plied, anid there Is also a dsJly lo(st to and from alli iartsoftlielttngdom.i C'oal andlime ate pletntlfuI inthe immedia,te neighbouirhood, and it isconfidenitly-believed tiepro- perty Itself contains a most valuab,le strata of lead ore coninected weith the great svork nosy carryiiig ontupon Mold Mounatainifrom wAhich it is %epariited only by the Mlold aneL Ruthin turnpike-roZ. 'Tie mineral rin the Frail property has beeni proved and worked in a degree already sufficient is; encourage the iniost sEunguine expectatlo,, of its great importance. Froni is situate about a utile sioutht of Mjold, S fromn Ftuthin, 1? fromi Chester, and 12 fromi Wraxbain, and hasthbree. pewsv belonigiig to it Ini Mold li,trlsh chutrch. The estate mnay be vicewed. on atpplication at the maoalsiinhouse; cuid a inap of it =na~ be seen and further particuilars had at Mr. Glarker's offic-e in Chester. Extensilve Freehold old established Coachmaker's %Prermises, witli D)welling-house adjoining, Great Berkbhampstead, Herts.-By blessrs. CR.ED and GRIFFIN, at ttie Swtan Iiin, GrEat iierklbaipstead, on Monday, July 26, at 4, III I lot, A Valuable anid Very dlesirable Freehold Estate ; comn- fJLprising a substantial and spacious brieck built and slated ckiacb- makcer s shiop, with a roonv repo~sitory for carriages, with light w,'rk- shIops, and a newely erected smith's sliop, a sawpit with riled roof, a lreyr,and a g2oid garden weslled in, a eonvenient brick built and tiled dsseliiig-house, containing ii neatC parlouir, sittisig roam, good kitchen, 5 b,dehIambers, and good cellsarsg, A court yard. w,oodbouse, and ather- conveniiences, the whbole mast advaLntageously situate In the 4Itih-stseet ol Great BerktiaMpsteRd, Hterts, only 2(fmiles from London, occupying a1 f'rontage to thic turnpi-ke road frog'. Londoln to - Aslasbury of near y 80 feet. and mna highly respectable 'neighbour- h6od, surrouindedl by geintlemen' sceats, presenting an opportusuity to any industrious person of obtalniklt a situation and premises adapted for, the business seldom to be met with.- !May be viewed by applying on the premises, where priRted particulars may be had; also ,at the piace vf sale: at the principal Inns In the nelighbourhood; at the A uetion Mart, London; of Messrs. Grover ald Smith, sllci th,rs, iHemel Hempstead; oflt. M. Grover, esq. 50, Bedford.row;* and at the o)ffces Valuable Freehold and Leasehold Estates, at Northall. in the Parish of lldlesborough, Bucks.-By Messrs. CitEEi) and-GRlFFIN, a.t the Cro.ss Keys, lit pagnall, on Slnday, August 2, at 3, in 9 lotsa N i.be reehold Estate, known as Northall Green wiarm lth large farm house and convenlent buildings, a de- tahlied farm house ali5bIsildin1gs, a cottage, and about 170 aeres of rich oId enclosed arable, meadoav, and pasture land, lying weithin a ring fence, with aLn exceUelit front to NorthallGreen, anld 18 cow coni- mons over that extensive and rich pasture, lid other comnionabic places. - Also several pieces or parcels of freeh,old arable, mcadowv, and Icy groind, Iying dispersedly In tile open anld commonable fields of Edlesboroughl, svit)i thie cuswlnary cotmmons of pasture tlhereto he- lotiging; the whole ceontaininTupwards i-f 70 acres. Tihe above farm anid lanids, exceptinig one small piece, are held by Mr. Jo1,lii Smith, ps tenant at will, at a reut of 2931. per 1i5nn . And two pieces of lease- hold arable land, containing about 30 acres, situate at Nortba!l South Green. held for the remalinder of a term of 21000 years, in the oceupa- tion if Mr; John Tlfeock, tennit at rvill, at a rent of 251. per ainum. Tbe foregsolng estate is mnost desirably situate In the parish of Edies. bormiugh, Bucks, in alline spdrtivg country, 3 miles from Leighton, S from Dunstable, Dnd 11 from itemel Hempstead, all good markets. and at a convenient distance froin the Grand Junction canal, ouferi a muost eligle property-eltiter for occupatlotsnor ina5estmemit. 'rinte ,articulars, cith plan amnexed, may be had by applylyin at the farm -liduse, chsee a pierson will attend to showc the resaectiveplets; and mi' also behid,at alitheprineipal Inns in the neighbotlrlng tosvns; o0 M01essrs. Osbalde-sn and Murray. solIcitors, Lowddn-Stredt, Fe-f- eLhurch-Street; of Messrs. Francts and Urqulmart,solleltors, ilonument yard; at the Anetiou-martl anid .t the oificee of Messr. Creed and Griffln, land, timber, and architectural surveyali, Helael lesopatead, Herts, and 15, Tokenhouse-yard, Lotbbury, London. D.. VAREBROTHER-begrs to inrform the Puiblic, ,that this ESTATE is SOLD by Privlvte.eiiotam~ Wellfngton-stre-t, July 22, 1824. Frehol Roses flerthe Intendea -.lew Docks. ;etBer-norde an LeasCbold Ir provedl Rent, Rted Lion.street, Hobrn Mr. FA ER FAY,atGarraway%s onTreicAdy, the,27hlnsant~& QIX substantial. arnd well bufilt Freehold tfourth rate k,3 Houses andi Shops, Nos. 46 toSl1 Incluive, nas-u-tet the cornier Of Salisaboee.l ace near Mii-pond-brrldge. - eodey offeringt smrnaU ell hie -vestment. AlsO a Le.asebeld Iltell s-scured In povedReb or 51.ncr nnum fo 21 ear Issuing out of 4 houses anL ~shops, N4os. 76 to IS Inclusive, In Red L on-street. olbohr~n, ict tO reSPeerable ?tenantgi Who patad lizemium2g for their least'. To be view,ed, end partieuirsisahad 10days prior to the ealilttbQC.,mPea,ser ubcouse, sermnon8sey; at Garraway's. and rt Mr. eaxbrothee, o 6ie, 6 Wellington-street, Strand.. Ellgii,,e Investment.-Freehold and Copyhold Es,tztee -and 'Farns, . m Ies from Alton and Alresford, 'Irt HR5ts, conl5L'tinig of abxout 470 Acres, with saitable Bullidltrgs-By air. FAREJIROTIIER, at Garra.. wav's, on Tulesday, July 27, at 12, A Valuable Estate, situate im the parishes of IledseeadI JLand s)id Alresford, 5 miles from the mnarket towns of Altuon alud ewtAlresford, 9 from BfRlngstoke. and I12 from Winchester, eongist- iog of -a substantial farmihouse, barns,strbleg, and suitable buildin andt upwards of 470 aeres of productivearable,paature,and wodlais no _nh ccupation of Mr. W. Carpenter, on leasse for 14 years, -at reduiced rent of 2601. per ainnum (except about 25. 5t?r5 Of lood land, which arc In hnn.lTo be veived and!particularsblad on appij- cation to,Mr. Lipseom he, solicitor. Nmiv Alresford: soarticulars mny alsn he bad on thle estate;- at the George, Winchester:- Star, South. ampton; Crowni, Portsmouth, Gulldford, and flasingstoke .Red Lio,, Gosport; Dolphin, Peterfileid; Swan, Alton; Bush. Farabis, . at, CGarraway'sl and at Mr. Farebrother's offies, 6, WelllngtOn.atreet, Stratnd. Tamwiorth Ledgec, an excellent FamilY Residence, Plea-sure Grounds, Gardens, arrd rich Paddocks of Meladow Land. altogetlher near ig acres, at 1Mitchain-common, Surray-,-'y lMr. FAREBROTRER, at Garraway's, on Tuesday, Jluly 27, at 12, uInless ani acceptable tislTr Is previously made by private copatract, Vahible nd esirble reeoldI and CopyholdI Estate, A erisising la sacios FailyRosidenee, called Tasnworth Lodge. uniform ele~~vation, and finisbed In a style of suerio neatess,mostesirbly tituate on the east side of Mdit- chai-comon th prpery o DaIelWatnev, esq. The hoxuse is seatd upn afinelaw, emos'med ithfine sitately timber, and the viewsin el dirction extnsiveand ictuzresqute;- and contains s bedrooms, a boudoir, dressing rooff. and Water closet on the first floor; a capital dining room, drawing room, library, gentlematn's droom, and las-ce entrance hall on the principl or;adliutbe dometi offices; a Cottage, with 4 rooms anti dairy, double coach- house, stabling for II hores, aL productIv~e kitchen garden writh lofty South wvall, excellent greenhouse end grapery, with several Paddocks ot rch arklke eadw lad; ontiing together 16 acres. immne-. Sus~sex, between Horshnni. Crawlecy, and CuvkfieTd. and -adj,sinn the Turnpike-road to BrIghton._Extensive Freehold Estates, Rsi dencee, Plark, Farm, Mill. Plautations. a2nd Landsi; the xihole Estate nearly 4,000 Acres, formin.g a tine domain, abounding with evcrv desc-ription of Game, and the Lakes Awith Fish..-By, Mr. FAREBROTIIER, at Glarraway%s on Tuesday, A-gust 17, at 12, ini lols. *Ithout any r-eserve, 1 f E e-xtensive and valuable Fr-eebold Estate- of the -A Ilate Right Hon. Thomls Lord Urskinc: containking altogethier nearlY 4.000 acres; compris-ing: that convenient and desirable Resi- dience called flnlmbush-lodge, with offiees of every description, stand- ing In a beautiful patrk and suirrounded bylfine growvn Plantatioyns and lronds, containing neatly 120 acrcs, orchiard and gardens,. and ?Oioia. 7 comnpact farms with excellent farm b,uildings, and a corn milfii'. respectable tenatnts), and a Singularly elecint cottage residence, jth gardens, &e. The whole con treining about 1,200 acres. !uchainful Villa Residence, containing amiple accormmodation for aresPectable famifly, coacirhouse anid stabling, with very caPitalI farm buildinre. and cottages for laliourers. and surrounded yv 600 acres of land, ieU which 123 isin Pasture aind iuad4e land, 100 iia luxuriant plantationis (fromi 2 to 10 rears'miroth), and the remaLinder in hitch, &c. Shelly Farm, with cennvenicnt farm buildings and about 700 acres, of wfhich 1) are (fring abelt to the estate) is In planrtrton of larch and firs, fa"rom 4 to14 yc-ar.s; grow.th, now in the occup,ation of Sir. Tobit. The Hyde Farm, atdjininng te Sbelly. with farmhouse and buildings, and 230 acres of land. Twa osmall farms, with buildling~, on the vest side of and boundedbyvthc lrighton road, with farmhoiuset landsout qo acres orpasture and a.ra,bIc land. Als,oa neatV!IllaResidence,.ga.rden, and enclosuires of meadow and arabIcelanid,and 1.400 acres of land on the east side of and beunded by the Brighton turnpike r,,d. Tlese est.;xte,r ae silt,ate about 2 -ilsfrom Crawleiy, a frroa H.irs'llano 7 froi,Cukfild,and 33from London. Descriptive particulars May be had one month prior to-the salsat. Bechari-hill, where SIr. Nelson, the, haililt, attends to Show thje etate. Particulars also at the 1lihrgries. 'Brighton and Wortliung - Tailiot, Cu0kfirld;. isng's Head, Hiorsham; SUt. Lees Gehrge, CrawlIev; at Garraway's; aind at NrJ arbo thetr's offices., 6, Wellington-strreet. Strand. Iondon. Important Shle of China anld Snil1fordsbire War.-t'ercm-ptori;y- by Mir. NEWVTON, at the Auction Mtart, THIlS DAY, Juily 23, and 7 followinig days. at 12, ALL the very extensive Sinck, in Trade of a first-r-ate AManufacturing House of well knlown good tanste and repuratlon,. retiring from business: comprWisig splendid .patent ironstonle, err- sImelled 'ind otber china, in dinner anid dessert service. jars. jroge, mugs, and numerous iterns of uitility- and oriraniet,rop. tgeher writh a la.rge as-ortment olf Staffordshire warae in greirt variety, lortted for pri- vate families. tavernkeepers, and others. To b'e liewved. sod cata. Iogues had at the Mart; arid of Mr. Newton, aucetior.eer and at-praiser, 351. Corubrll). Warwich.-By Mr. PEYTON, at Garrawasy's1, on Wednesday, ~August 1 at 12. in 7 lots, A IMostevaluable FreeholdI Estate, coiTprising 0 ce of excel-lent land, Inn particularly healthsr and sirty s)tu'ron, at the LoeE, in the parlah of St. Nicholais, and hurougn of Wxrivicsk- commainding beautiful vifews, arnd delightful spots for the erection, of viliag.distant only 2 mIles fro,m Leamnofg~tvn-spa. anid I frr-m V4rxriek, on the turnpike road leading from Warwick to C-.ventry. For parsi- crilars with planiannexed apply 21 days prrevious to liresale to Mfesssrs. Porster. Frere. arid Forster. 6. Lincoln's-iann tilr. Payton, Cooi,..- court. Carey-street, London, or tri Mr. Cameron, Castle-park, Whr,r wick- (if by~ letter. post paid);, and at the followring: jann, viz.:- Warwick Arias, Warwick: Regent's I-;otel. Lenmingtont Roydi Hotel. Birmingham; Bnsb,Bsi1stol; YorklHouse, Bath; andiPlougl;, Cheltenham. Mayplae.-Crayford, near DartAt,rd, Kent.-HardsomeH5oUseb,,!d. Frriure. Rupert, Service of Glass, ornamental arid other China, original Paintisires 1w esteemed Miasters, and ocher valuable Sllsrel- Ianiea-By Sir. PARONELL, on the Premises. Slay-place, Crayford, thelat reideceof his Excellency, the Duke San Carls. Tllls arid foir followving DA.YSR (Sunday excepted), at 12 esebi day, A Lb the valuable C6olleetion of Furlliture, superb set- ?~P, vices of china and glass, origipal painitings by tire mnost esteemned masters, a matchless pnrtrait of the Right H4on. Wmn. Pit-t by, Sir Ii. Ker Porter, a small service of plate, elegat pier and chimnney glasses, rich cut chandeliers and lustres, a capitalfull sized billiard table by Erewni-rd, suiits of drawring, dining, library, and m I~ng room ap_ p Fdae t grand pianoforte. urpwards of 3o bed edig h entire fittings ot the excellent brewb-oase, large eoolers,. backs, mash tirbs, 4cc. ,00 greenhouse plants, and numerous, other effects. To i~e viwe,and catalogues, (2s. eaclh) returnable to purchasers, zany Ire a ne topremnises; at the Buill and George, Dartflird; Bull, noihes- tcr; Pr!nce oif Orange, Gravesend; Green Mafn, Blackheath; and of "Itr. Parnell. 22, St. Martin's-court.t Leicester-square, London, and lKlngston, Surrey. Sussex..-By Mr. CRALLON, at the Wh~ite Horse Inn, Storringtou, on. Wedne.sdav, July 28, at l, in seven lots, A Most desirab Preeliold Estate, in the towil and Parish A of Stror`r'in`grton. Lot 1. A messuage, comprising tuc nerlouri kitchen. brewholrse, dairy, good cellars, six bedroomis, wvatJ garden, yard, rick yard, barn, hovel, stables. carthouse, granary, adabout 4 acresof land theTeunto-adjoining, in thecentre of the town.-i 1.012. A ureadow, conrainlaof about 2! acres, called the Still Mend, adjoining the toirn. Lot 3. A Pie,e ofRarabe land. Rbout 3 acres, adjoinirrg the town. Lot 4. A barn, yard, hovel. a-nd about 10 acres of arable and meadow land,' adjoining the town. Lot 5. A cottage, barn, hovel, yard, and abouit 25 acres of arabIeland.c-alled Hormnare and Long1lrnds. adjoining Storrinigton-comniona. Lot 6. Twvo meadowrs, contaiuing about n acres, at the east end oif the town. L,;t 7. Chantry coppice. about 4di acres, full of thriving timb,er. The la-nd-tax Is' redeemed. except lot 6. The above property has valuable rights of comnmon, is- niear tire Southi Downs, about 1) riles from Worthing, the roads good. and the country aound beautifuil. For frurther particulars app-ly (if ly letter, post paid) to the proprietor, Mir.Wm.lBotting, ortolilr. Slant. toiicitor, atorrlirsgton. Camberwell.-Excellent Household Furniture, and valuable Elfeetsa- By Sir. FLETCHER, on ti;e Premises, Park-place. Camnberw.ell- grove, on Tuesday, July 27, and following days, at 11, by orderof tile Execu tors, VV HEgenuiie od.ern ffoUSehold Furniture, a cabilnet Pinfrein air elegant rosewrood ca-se, urui-le chimney, glass,, bracket clockc, Sideboard of plate, fine linen, elegant china, and rit, cur Slass, valuabte Paintings by Biorland. Luniey. Teniers, Petber, and orther%; choice wines of the vintage of 1812 and 1515: t,,wn built chitriout nearly, new, a pair of handso,me carriage lirirses, Plated har- ness, a strong cart, oranige trees in full bearing, healdthy- green):utiu plants-Fand variouse-,ffects,.f Slr.Cullen deceased. The furTniturec-tin- prises handsoime forirpoat and sofa. bedsteads with elhintz an.l d1olitY f,irrriitures, primne bordered diwn and goos,efeatlieriueds and hedding. niahogpny wardrobes, double acid single chests of drawrers, compiletx, drawring ro,i, suit of cbintz cotton windiew cuTrtains, capital roe-- wvood and zebra card and sofa tablcs, excellent pedesL-il sideboards. sets (rf elegant satinwood knife eases, and six dozen best ivory handle knives and forkis, tipped With silver, large Brussels carpets,-and various effects- The effects may he viewed on Saturdayvthe 24,h'.and Siuriidey the 26'th, whben ca~talorues nrnpy be had (at is. eacbi on) the premiase; arid of Mr. Pletcher, 021, Tokenbouse-yard, near the Barrh-. Capital Freehold Estate, wvith an elegaLnt Residence, and ver,s -valuable Manor, near Colehester, on the picturesque borders of Suffi,lk. only .17 miles from London, with possession.-Bys Mr. DANIEL SMITrl. at the Auction lvart, our Wednesday. AugLrst 25 at 12~, Iin I lot, un rs prvously disposed of by, private contract. rA 'ip H veryvaluable andI beautiful Estate ofGea L. Bomle I-tll,truly possesLsingI the united attractions Of a most compete esienceandof a decided 1* fine property for ins-estinelit. It ompise aneleantmansi'on, writh every suitairle apendage for as large stablihmentsurrounded by rcili park like meadw with line shees nf waer -nJbeautiful groves arid lbcits of lux-uriant trimber. The eryvalubleand Imnprovable Manor, co-extensive w.ith the parsh abor 3000actd,and embracing some finely ttimbered wood larus ad wstei. lso2 or 3 very eligible Farms, with superi.ur houses and buildings, lIdges, aLnd .-rttageg, altelgether abiout 440 a-cres (exclusive of the wastes and copyholds), free of land tax,, larticrrLy adaped or he resevaNrr f gme,and in a sporting and excel- lentneihbouhoO, wih cpita rods.Printed P,articulars, Sully descibig tis dsirbleestae, ar ooniehad at the chief sraris t Dedhm. dleley.Slanlrgtrs,aai Celmsford. a,tthe Martt; of W. olictor Coilieter;andof Ianil S Iit nd Soiln,0 sor- ['cvor rd-indagets Bibopgae-curhy~d,London, and Winsor a ishos ofics,sli atMr Maon', laisway be seen, TinRruh-mker, Tymen, Turners, anid othLers requiring cliin dious Premlsex.-eas, anufactu red and tlnmamutsectured Stock, -a fewr Lots of HoseolPurniture and Effeets, itateiff.highwaVy.- By Mr GiBSt4, o thePremies, N. 41, Rtcliffi,blghwaY. on - Mondy, Jul 26, t 10, n accunt ofthe erloe of iota, '1'HE eneicil LaseandGoowil o the aboVe Pre- U.. niss, ogeherwit th maufatured -and unmsnufattnttied Stoc inTrae, oushol lunitre,and efibets, Of ir. Jphn Pigs-, luruhrnker nd yma, deeasd. he premises compgrise a rub- statia bickbolt welIn-huse wth co)mmodious ~ouble bow- fronxted shiop. countlnghOuse, paror ibiing roomi, 5 sleeping rpoarfl kitchen, wvashbhorie, extensive yar, onw Icbs erected at s1ubs- "mini warehouse, workshoP over ditto, 2se,anlOfover ditto" I )iiss premises; possess sursh.amplitrude ocnviee,tat tlkey as#udI- rably- adripted for the Ishuve buisiness, or migt, a,ta trilling exels- be converted Into any other;I are hield for a terin of 10a years, at a very, low tent. Thestoelk in-ludea a laLrge q1uantity of rough and. ass5orted brisles a -iattt of renh dtto aquantity of broomns, brushres, mops, atwo-whel truc, scale and wight-u, ae avreyof articles. in tne aove usinss. genral ssotment of Freinch. utcth, n Englsh oys tuoery an culer1 ad about 40 lots of household and urniuf onSatuday caaloues n te pemies;and of Mr. Gibsn, 3, atcifflgii~VLy.Theleae llhi betretedfor by pri.. rate or,tact,hyapiy,ii~to he Actioeer.The reies will, be 535egant $iatnc Residence. Aldborough, Suif*tlk wrlti lmedate Poe. JkSliuli.-By Messrs. KIMPTON and SON, on the Premises, onTrues. ' day, August3, atl2 by ordervof the Executors of the late Most Noble the NtaPuir 15 of SalIuuLesary o HE beautiful Marine Villa, called the Great Casino, -3 delightitsllysituateon a comn"anding emiserice, onftisguaia to the to-n of Alidborough, celebrated,for tho salubrity of its sit and the beauty of the irnine and Inland scenery )Vhlch strsroul:dd it, the neie,hbourhood h1ghly respectable. The house is In excellent repair, arid consistsof good proportioned drowlng, ailtS, and dirs ronp]5 fitted up with singular neatnessandtsete, oeningto Iat congerva. tory, entrance hall, bUlliard room, several well pro1uortoned -lofty bcdchainbtrs; handsomely papered and fitted up with onrcSWlt; zooms, wvater closet, principal and secondary steSreasscv, a competeft oreer of domestic chambers. The attachedand detached tbhees are eonve. nienit and swell arranied, conms' oof a good kitchen SVellSulI'PlIed with luater, stew*irdsrooam,sergalitshSl, butler's pl5tIY. &cwuth wine and lbeer cellars of _ood temperature; coaelb Oc st for 8 borses lofted over. Tbegroundsarehappily disposdebtDllture and improved l.y art, embellished by a plaiutatior. MUMn t1astefully laid out wvitlh terrace walk, orssaientedlvith evergreen and de-ciduious plants, hc. forning a very desirable residence-for sfainUY OfXesPeet. abllity Also adesireble Estate, situate in the town of AlIbLoriugb consistingof.-atbrle-bullt dwelling.houne, 'with tbe'old establishe,t hot and cold-baths 2 atables forS horses; and a5largsicoachhouse.ad. joining, with 5 iiroomis c'eccr,, small yard, &c. in the oceupatlion of Messrs. Hart and tRbberts, tenants from yeartoyear, at thelosytveft of 361. perannfnm. - Dlstantfrf0rLm doU 94 uiies, SeSnuidhanm - This impertant propertys 55rppyod, sbjSeettO btrIithS (llt and finecertain, beiunnenriye1uai to freehold. Note-On the xaine and folldwtligdaylllbOspld; on tb-p'lrlses, .hefashlonablefr itnure4ndeftecte. Bi{'aye viewled,aiad descriptivetlcular usl cawalogues- may be ITdi1 days prior to the sale :at: the Auction M rt and Garrasiy's coftehouser of _ !WSIttards gsq. Solicitor G ' lm`Ienn i. sWhite, sq. soicir, Ralcs ,ortth Iuik; anad'at the b-iiess Le Mes.rs itiptoe and So ielid agent6, tinion. court, Old Broid.Str&unt, L&ortion, -ad-nt Hereford, where a plan inay SATiES BY AUCTIONM