Sales By Auction.
The Times, 1824-05-06T00:00:00

Sir MtkpSykes's Splendid Lihrjry,_3yMr. EVANS, at his louse,'93, ,_a-mall, on Tuesday Masty II and 10 followil,g days, r iTa E First Portion of the splendid, curious, anti exten-. t3lR sive Library of the late Sir MlarOk, asternian Sykes. bart. ilnclud- ~In the originul Report of the Convocation to Hienr'y VIII. on his Pro- 'posed Divorce fro-n Anne of Cleves, mannseript, on Yellum, wvith the -Autographs of all theBishop.s and Clergy Assembled; -Splendid Missal, executed for Francis the First; Apocalypsis S. Joannis, printed on 'wooden blolcs before the invention of met:al types;, Biblia Satrn Latina, 2 vols, first hook printed wvith nietal types; Whible, Sacra, 2. yols.on vellhm. 1462 Cieecode Officils, the first editionl of anyelasmce, on vellnn, 1 46.S; and a mnost brilliant A5sembiage of B1)ks or the 15th Century, many of them on vellum; au fine Series of the Podulctioms, of the bidine Press, splendid series of large paper classIcs; Halstead's Genealogies, excessivelY rare; a brilliant Assemblage of rare Old Poetry, many of the articles 'initlue; Hearne's Works, 59 vols. large paper; Set of tbe )?ooks printedl b_~the ltoxbnrgjh Club, d:e. Prlnrs, Drawvings, Books, &Cc.-BY Mlr. GEO. JONES, ~tt lis Spacious Room;s, Leleester-street, Leicester.quare, THIS and following AGeneral Assortment Of Miscellaueous Engravings, comnprising. number of Britlsh portraits and topoeraphy, tyl Aluding several oo extreme rarity, calchlated for general ylustratiin landscapes, historical subjects, and fancy pieces by eminent Etng'ish and foreign engravers, numTerous colouredi fuirniture prints, several drawings, and avarletyof interesting books and books Of prints port- folios, &c. Mday be riewed aRd catalogues had. To Mlerchants, Traders, Printsellers, Booksellers, and Publishers of the Works of Art Ia general.-By Mtr. GEORGE JONES at his sea- eious Reoms. Lelcester-street, Leicester-s,iuare, on Vedlnesiday MaY 26, and following days, by, order of the Executors of Mr. B. B. Eyans, printseller and publisher, late of the Poultr-, and many years of the house of Messrs. Boydell anid Co. Cheapside,Y HrHEF whole of the valuable and extensive Stock of _ tngraved cop.per ?lates. wvith upwaids ot 20,ftV impressiois, proofs, plain, and eo ours; comprising a number of very fine prO- ductlons from the original paintings by the most distinguished nna- ters of the Italian, German, French, Flemish, and English schools* by engravers of the greatest eminence Including many of the most poyu- ltWrsof Bartolozzi, Nengle, tquiter, V. Green, Br?,ne, Pouncey, M%najor, Vivariea, Griglion, Burk, Et-lomn, Ryder, edland,Sharp, 1). Jones, Tonklns, Dickinson, Ritland, Osborne, Ellis, Ward. Vells, Woollet, Canot, Watson. Sledges, Stubbs, Pether, Snmitha. Gaugain, Delatre, Parker, Knight, Hall, Jukes, Ravenet, Hawrard, &c. enm. bracing all the different branches of engraving; the whole of which are in-a capltal state of preservation, and the impressions of the first order, which hxve remained in an undisturbed state for the last 20 years, and wlU be found to merit-the particular attention of publishers and the trade in general. Catalogues of *hich are preparing, and will ahortly be readyJor delivery. Mitelan, Surrey.-ValuuibleBuilding Materials of Tatnv;orthb Honse and Offlces.-By Messrs. LAKE, on the Premises, at Biggin, near pi'arsh on Thursday, May 20, at 11 pnctually, itHE3; >valuable and entire Materials of a Gentlcman's 3 Resldence and Offices, the principal part of iwhich has been erected but a fewv years, and is Wvell adapted for tbe modern houses of the dayi comprising about 46 rod of brickwork, slating, plain tiling, lead in gutters, pipes, &c. oak and fir scantlings In girders, joists, hlates, ani quarterlng, a well framned kin Tost roof, batten and other noors, above 1,100 feet of Portland andYork paring, very excellent inside fttings, capital sashes and frames, doors, a clean deal staircase, with curtie.lstep and continued mahoganyhandrail, a-second staircase, mnarbleand other chironeypieces, iron palisade fence and gates, house txturcs of every denomination, twon water closiets compl,ete,. rorcee tup^&.iayeesviewed three days priort hsleaccatalogues adonthepremSsr Matthoeprincipal n nns :o- Itcain. Tooting,and StBeathad stt theK Arms Inn,Snowhl!l; attheAuctionMart1 and of Mssrs. Blake,n Croydon. avood, ton.-card,and anda t enuIne HoexousehoRald Funitre Platne, Chaina, lass, Wl,ardrobe,o Lisen, Pianoforte, ciht-day Spring Table Clck, Plaireof Globes, Library Table, bandsome Six-light slas Chta?ndeler, &e.By rith a ITCHELL fe at the Horns Tavern, funnlture,andeil-cs. To-Marro Mayie v athed:11, the proverty of ai Lady deceased, and rataioguem ed fo the p ce of s31e o1ale from No. 6, (1wiugn ThreeS unsGFeMahoglany: Four-post, Tent, and otlher Bedsteads,Withls uboren chints, 2and other furnitures, goose Yiegatr Beds,rettresseBy and beddi NASH,ontbmaha wrdrobes, comn mode chests o rawers, wash tan an ssing tables, ma- boganys 'ccear and bookcase,h eel sideboard, rose -wpod, loo card, and sofa tables,rswo, aoam adjpne chairs ana sofas, dining, card, an pembr abrei,'hney pie -and dressn glasses, A oinsterTrke, Brsels, and Kimim<'rmOno steons c f r iegsanrug, with alitherapfew, paintigs, prnts ook, withcad .furnitue adeet.May beviwdteapriosafmrng ofle, and catal had atathe plaeof sale; mlephnt and Cater J(ewiiooln; Three Tns w Fettelae a f Mr. Mituhel, 7t Nor tonfalt anI at his A on Rms, 23. ael stre - Vine-gar Berewery-chy COCKETT aNd N n tPmis, on Tuesday,t aylfl,at(lo,by dition 50halroprietors, FIBE Vinegar Plant,whc hasbei fittedI up only (our years, casks, stock of vinegar said rapes, utensils, and Yeffect, at their Brewiery,.Lelcesiter-row, Coventry; co-mIsnpr9ug27,000 gallons of vinegar, with all the rapes, a B0-gallon enopper, with lead ?ip3 ad ccksattached, suitable liquor back, mashing tun, u nder ckcolrg back and working tiin, 5 forcing pumps, with their mh%fts. wheels, spindles, and moachiner- belonging to the same; 7 2torevats, eontaining,000 gallons each wvith false bottoms, brass ,cocks, and fiam.t;14 stout Iron bound pfpes, 50 half hogsheads, Iron aind lead ipes, larg brass cocks, leather hose, frtrtned and other oak tands, platers' sag, brick work, thermnometers, small brewving tubs utesil, stut .lnc whel wggo, withi Iron anns, and other effets, obevewdon te da preious to the sale; cRala!gues to be.had ot the Hen and Chickens, llirminghbsn; Swan, Coleshill. Dundloy Arms, Dudleyi Three Croyns, Lelcester; W frwic'k Arlnr, Warwek: Dull's Head, illnckley; Castle, Coventryi of Mlessrs.. R. dnd W. Iiitehenzg, broirere Threadneedle.street, London; at tiw Reversion to 1,GOoi. Sterlnj.-~y,N W STANLEV and SONS, at thec Mart,G-mirrow,May , at12, -IALUABLE7 and Absolute Reversion, simounting to, DO i the stmof 1.6001. 3terlIng, Upon the death of a -widow lady, 13WI ie68th year of he g- idsecuired by mnoney in the Govern' Ine,nt Funds.,starnding in tlie n.es oftrustees. Printed pirtienlars mnay be had of Messrs. Amory~ and Coles, solieltors 'Thlrognsorton- street; at the Mart; atnd of VWinstanley and Sons, #aternbster-row. AS.....rityforX~iL7 los. 3d.-By WINST'ANLEY and SONS, at the Mart, To-morrow, Mlay -7, at 12. A Valuable Secuiity for X6,071 10s. 3d. chargeAble upon I 1, thie very extensive real and personal Eitates of the late John Wrildnsbri, esq. of Castlehead', in the parish of Cartmel, in the county of Lancaster, ironmnaster, with all interest dCie and owilng thereon sisnce the 3Id of October, I18221. Prlfited particulars may he! had of Mfessrs. Bell and Broderick, solicitor-s, Bow churchyard; of Messrs. HlodgsoTn and Buriton, SallsblitY-street, Stranid; at the Mart; atnd of IN instanlev and SoDit, )Pt~otrrw FettreTo l-ikberd` stlles, LiniendrpesanOhes-ata and ontnaniagShop, Varehouses, adDeln..yWN' N LEY rill, soNS, at the Mart. To-morrow, May, at1,ydieto o' th e ..-~c~r adExecutrix, FI~f~ BnefiialLease of thote very capital anid coirn- ihnig rmses, on the souithbaide and most preferable part of t'iet.steet,compisi\g 'osh,a% and 52, harving been established for a ~res nuberof ear in hberdashery and millinery trade ef the t5tTesectbilty,forwhich liire of business the premnises are imore espeialy clcuate, otrering it particularlv eligible opportunity to anyperon esiousof continuxing In the same, and to such every ~~~~ ~~baflbrded by the executors; thley are also well. adaped er ay oherretail trade whaitever, The parts approp&iated forbosn.ss em"ofample extent, and the houise affords, Suffcient accommodain ir a numerous establishmenlt. tleld for 17 years lat a very miodeaeret o be viewed by tickets only, which writhi printed la iulr ayb ad oT Mtessrs. ;. and W. Lowe and Cow. biarn, seict1s, ml;at ttie Mart i and of WinstaLuley and Son-I, Paternosrers ToW~~gcrs,Stave, Timber, Iron and Coal Merchants, Distillers, &c-~Conlinodious and Extensive Premises, St. Plaul's, Shadwell, wvith a fronitage to the river of about 55 fe5L--By IVINSTAN'LET and SONS, at the Mart. To-mnorrowv, Mtay 7, att 12V, r -aHE beneficial Lease, for 21 years, at a ground rent of -Lonly 261. per annum, land ta-t allowed, of very extensive atnd C'orlinodlous Premises, wvell talculated for any of the above namted lines of business, or for aIno oil merchants, distillers, brewvers, for shipping ratriew o.dtycrbcrakr,egnrs&e:ositn Or a capital and tornnodlous wvharf, wvith a frontage to the riJver of 65 feet. at stick, of wvarehouses, countin6house, &ic. and( an excellent and convenient dwelling-house, eontAIiimng ample accommodation for a rtsPeetable family, wvhichi migh~t formu a superior hotel for sailinig par- ties or stea - packet psasser.ger going or disemlbarkin?, from the snu- Snerous daily Passing vesselsi, taving 3' rooms ecah. 22 iect by 18, uvith viewsy of the river, exclusive of othiers, and sleeping roomns. &c. most adlvanltageouslY situate. No. 74, Wapplng..ivall, Shadwell, occuipying a site of ground niearly tOO fact in depth, by about 55 feet III wrid th. To he viewed isv permission of the occupier. Pri nted particulars may be had oni the prreimises, pf Mr. Crosland, solicitor, Old Broad-street; at the King's Arms Tavern, Wellclose-square; at the Mart; and of Win- stanlley and Sons, Paternostter-ron'. Porrlndplan~,eulne urniure, argeGlalsses, Ltlstrea1, grand Piaofrt, rake Clock, e fyie OXENHAM, on the Pre- Thies 28 o te eSt side, hSDY May 6, at 12, without the H reanng HouseholdI Furniture, comprisingy siits ofcran,sts of chairs, coUches, sofa bedsteads, large pier and hImny glssesand mirror, eleganit lustres, sofa, card, 100, chieSs, and orktabls, uroexcellenit mahogany bookcases, a caPital library :tsbe, argeBruselsnd Turkey carpets, "-ay bracket clock, granda plaofut' byJons,patent brass Jointed fotirpost and other bed- sta,with capitalI bedding, wvardrobesi, drawers, &c. a comiplete shwrbath, kit,chen requisite'e, anjd numerous eilec ts. Mlay be viewed oilWenesday and imorning of s,ale; catalogues oni the premises; and of Mr.oxenhanm, auctionee~r, 353, Ogford-stre,et, near the Panitheon. Furitre, Cabinet Pi1anoforte, large tSlasises, &c.-iiy mr. OXEN HAM, on thie Premises, No. 80, 'Hunter-street, Brunswrick-square, on Monday, Mlay 10, at 12, without reserve, P''HE geniuinie modern Furniiture, Comprising suiits of T1.bchitr and moreen wvindowv curtatins, 12 imiltative rosewood c1lairs and couch, a line toned cabinet pianoforte, rosewood sofa, card and pembroke rabies, elegant fine plate chimney glasses, set of excel- lent sariour chairs, a set of capital patent dininig tables, 2 hanidsome 4-pet nd fild edstead withi chinitz anid moreen furnitures, and suiabe ieding cests of drawrers, dressing anld washhand stands, toilt, lases,&c.chia ad glass, kitchen requisltes,and othier effects. Maybe icued n attrda an norning of sale; catalogues had on the remses ofMr. revtha, 1 Leigh-street; and of Mir. Oxenlhain, auctoner a d apraser 3,3, xford-street, near the Pantheon. Ladis' eegan Wering Apparel, valuabule Lace, &-c.- By Mr. OXENHA, at Is Spacious Rooms, 353, Oxford-street, neur the Panteon onTueday, May11I, at 12, aahinalesId costly Wardrobe of Ladies' WVearing AApparel, comprisring beautiful arid richliMechIln, Polnt, Brussels: frills, trimmiiings, &c. ball and morning dresses. pelisses, spencers, and every requisite of lady's dress, composed of satini, gros de Nlaples, Chinacrape, silkt, sarcenet. India wvorked embiroidered anid plain mus- lbns anid cambries, 2 camel hair shawls, plumies of feathers, &c. M3ay be viewed oiilMonday and moirningof sale; catalogues had at therooms DeTsira-ble Fre-e-hT,mdEstat-e, eithecr-fer buts~inessor as -aresidence, upon the harik ofrthe river, within 3 miles of Windsor, with possession- 1Wy Mr. DANIEL, SMIITH, at the Mart, on Thursday, May 13, at 1,b order of the lgxicsttor- of Mtr. John Netwianid deceased) unless pre- viously disposedDof by private_ contract, Very improvable Estate, in the parish of Bray, com- A mandng many advantages of situation, either for a respect- able hsus or a priv'ate residence, consistingt of a very comfoirtaLble modern dwelling-house, capable ol' being eass1lv niade an ornamental cottage residence, writh stablinig, coachhouse, productive gardezn, or- chard,'rnd meadows, in a'il 8 acres, beauitifully situiate upon an ele- vistedl part of the Thames' bank, comimanding delightful views, with a very cronsidereble fronitage upon the river for coal whiarfs. &c. or to form pleasure grounds to the hiouse. The premiises may be viewred ulpoin appliesnloin, and particulars may shortly ,be had at the inns at Maidershead, &r. ; at the Mart:, and at Daniel Smiith and Son's Offices, WVindsor, and Hushopsgate churchyard, London. Leashol Hoses St.Panras~ByMr.DANI EL SMlTHi, at the Maxrt, on Thrsda, Ma183, at 1, by directioni of the Mortgagee, inI 3 lots, WOsalLlaseliold lHouses, situate in Brewvers- ctet r arras, hield for long unexpired terms, at low, rents. Alsotwo easeoldHouises, on Church-hill, opposite St. Pasreras Old Churh, wth yrdsand gardens, held by leases, at low ground rents. iii oss le. Te huses may be sevieae tIl the sale, and particulars bedof r. eore Sith, solicitor, 20, Golden-square; and of Daniel Smit andSon,sur eyors, hishopsgate churchyard. anid Windsor. 0xfadshre.~'aitt Frehod Fams,Manrs,andothr estaes, tire greater pat tthe re n itrete bY thriving underwvoods absounding hii gane idveysproFam Houses and Builldings of every description iterotsutatial repr ir, si tua,te within a Yewn' iles of ineyai 1 fOxod also a small Farm at Caversharr, neftre tadng.-By Mr. DAXIEL SNMITH-. at the Maart, on Thursday, May I3.tr -2, in 4 or S lots, unless previously dis- posedl of h)i privat conitract, particularly eligible for the invest- ment of capitarls of various rimounts, UNDR Y very valuable andc iiniprevable Estates, comn- %,jprisirg atltogether about 1.200 acres, a ILarge proportion of which is meadows and pasture, wveli watered and tithe: free, wyell known as Caswell Manor F;arm, Little Caswell, Astrop, Less, and Newv Yatt Farms, lying In the several iinited parishes or hamlets of Curhrldge, biarley, Birise-iorton, anod Baninprori, rn the county of Oxford, with their respective farmhouses, cottages, anid capital buildings. The The Mlanors of Casiwell and Astrop, aird sev'eral thriving copp;cas and isloods wsell stocked wvith game, ly-ing xvithin 2 and 4 mires of the great mnarket tosvn of WVitney. six of Faringdonf Woo,dstock, arid 1iurford, and 14 of Oxford, let to hiighly respectable and substaritIal tenants, at reduced mnoderate rents. Also a small Farmi of about 50 acres, in the parish of Cavershan:, about 3 mil6s from Rteadinrg. The Caswvell and Astrop farms, torgether neariy 8510 acres, insa perfect ring fence, frorn, wvith the ninsore,ia most comnplatearsd desirable property. The estates may be viewed by ap,plicatioii to the respective tenants~; and deserip- tivlpaciclar wih pan annxed usa be had at Staple-hall, Wvitney; at the chief loris at Faringdon. Burford , and Woodstock;, at the Angeland Miltre inns. Oxford;- of' Messrs. Green, Permberton, and Crawuley, solicilors. Salisburry-,,qtxare r of J. W. Goiby, eaq. solicitor. flanhury; arid of I Banle) Smilth and Son, surveyors aird land agents, B.ishopsgate churchyardi, Lonidon, sod W'indonr; -, who arc fully autho- rized to treat lor the sale of any- part of the estates. Leaehod Hrus,Chelseca,devolved to the Crown.-By Mr. ABBOTT, at the Auction Mart, on Tuesday, May 11, at 12. AValuable Leasellold House, desirably situate, aind A-1 being No. 1.4. Lower Sloane-street, in the occirpAtion of Mir. Catterer, a most respectabrle tenant, at 361. per annnim, held for a long terrm,at a gronint renit ,f 5I. To be vieswed bY rickhets, alid printed particulars had of Mr. Abubott, estate agerit atid ar,praiser, 26, Conduit- street, Bonid-street, and iiewringrun also at t ie office of the soli- citors of the Treasury, 5, Stone-buildings, Lincolni's-inn and at the placeo,f sale. Hert.-Vlua;e reeoldManlunandFarnis, Land-tax redeeried.- ily M. ABBTT, t the Miart, on'Thursday, Mat 27. at 12, eFreehold Estate, caied St. John A hear ~~~the village of WVeliwyn, 25 mriles from Lonidon, and a ."y efrom 4 excellent market towns. The mansioni is admirably adatdfor.-a family of the first conse.itnence, having every requisite do,netl acc,mrnmAdatlon. wilth nunierons attached and de- tached otlices, exel lenit walled gardens.orrrbard,grretenhouse, icehouse. coaehhouse, stabliiig, farmlyard, u'ith capital b sarsind otlier out- buildings,. sud2 excellent farmis, let to good tenants, eonitainirsg iii the whole upwvards of 500 cres of fertile arablc, meadowr, pastuire, anid ss'uod lanid, in the highest state of cultivation. The neighbourhood Is of the very first respectability. go',d huinting and shooting. and nunre- rous coaches p;ussing dlaily to anid from the taerropulis. Slay be viewed by, tickets only, to be had ofMlr. Abbott, estate ageit and appraiser, 26, Conduit-street, Bond.street, 'uvhere a plan of the estate nmay be seen, and printed particulars had 2b days preceding the sale; likewvise at the Mart; *alsoat the prinicipal inns st tgarnet.Hrutfeled, Welwyi. Hertford, St. Alban's, H-itehin, and lialdoek; and of Mle3srs. Carr and Posters, solicitors, 28, John-street. Bedford-row. Toiiedrpr,;rs, s,a t Otes-aital Bsns rmss Minories.- y MrCOO,a Garrwy,THIlS DAY, Miay 6, at 1H b underpre of t o eght years, ot'those very it.. apitl Buines Premses,desiablysittuatc, and being No. 124,' Minore' mny yars stabishe in he lnen trade. but nwii(i n hand;- comrishg spcius oube~fonee igh shp,together wvith the usua doestc cnveIenes,hel ata mderte ent. 'May be viewed tillthesal. an Paticlarshadon he pemies;at the place of sale; rendof r. roo, atctoner5s. Sinnr-sree, Sow-hill. NeInc.e ome ,sf995S.. herrAns.B M.COK at GarrawaEy's, THI1S DAY, Mlay 6, at 12. by order of the Proprietor. iNet Income of 991. bs. arising from that ~~eryr desirable A easehold residence, being No. 83', on the svest side of Norton- street, Mtarylebone, in the pos-teesl6n Of Charles Callaind; an -hq_ut on lease to Mrs. Pickar, fursa term of 2 years aod a quarter from Mlidenum- mner next; are held for -an tonexpired term of 40 years at a trifUnig ground rent. Mlay lie viewed by leave of the tenant 6 aays preceading the sale, and P?rinted par'ticulars had on the premises, 'OfiMessre Wilnls, Watson, Hower, and Willis, solicitors, TOKenhouse-yard, Loth- bury, 'E. Parton, esq. solicitor, Bow churchtyard; at the place of sale; abd oof Mr. Crook, auctioneer, Skinner-Street, SSnow-hill. Freehold and L,easeholnl, stftres, lslingtoat, and Marsh-side, Lowver Edmonton.-By MN E,ROOK. at Garraway's, THIS DAY, May 6. at 12, In ten lots, by order of the Proprietor, A Compact Leasehold Estate, being Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4., and .5, .AIn Elder-walk, leading from Lower-strtet to Brltaunia-dields; a ditto, being Nos. 1, 6, and 7, Jordanx-place, Eider-walk; a ditti,, Nos. 2. 3, 4,sand 5, Jordan-place; a ditto o.f five housts; kuriwn as Coles- place,. Elder-walk; ra ditto, know,n asElder-house;,Elder-wvalk;r all in the parish of St. Mary. Islirrgtorn. A compact freehold estate, being Nos. 8, 91, and 10, Cherrytrec-allei, Rtihardson's-blrding , Hatfield- stret,Goieliscret, Also, four freehold cottages, pleasantly situate, and nownas Seves's~ortaes Jreny's-green, Marsh-side, Lower Edusnto. Te wole et o iidutrius tenia,-ts, at relits- amount- sixday pecein~ te sle,wieusp rotd prtiulrs aybe had at Elde-houe; he m Inn Wet Smtirfeld theplac ofsale; arid Twvo neat Cottages. Cnmtuercial-road. aiid Leasehold Estates.-By JOHN BRO.MLE', attthe Miart, *s Tuesday, Mayll, atl2, T NVO neat Cotrages, centrally situate, rnidwray between the Royal Exchangeand West India Dock;s, with spacious gar- ground rents. May be viewred; parlleulnrls at the Angel and Crouvo. opp ssitc WVhitechvel church; at the Mart; and of the auctioneer, 17 Commereial.road, St. Geerge's East. Freehold Cottages, for Investnment.-By Mir. PENNER, at the Mart, on Thursday, May13. at 12, In one lot, jPOUR brick built Freehold Cottages, eligibly sitiate, _ by the road side leadisig from Burroughs-street, llendon, 7 miles roni townn, and opposite to the White Bear, each letat 121. per aniitmn but considered to be wrorth at least 161.; arid also ra piece of freehold grfound adjoining, let at 11. perannuim; making together a net rental of 491. per annum; presearirig a desirable opportunity for aL small but aserre mlvestment, and gziving a vote' for the county of Middlesex. T he cottages maY be viesred till the sale, atnd descriptive particulars hadr at he W9hite Bear opposite; at the Auction-mart; or John Curtis, esq. 15,, Gray'hs~lnnsquare anid or Mr. Fenner, ;Vlgmore-srr~et Cavendish-square. Compact Freehold lark,et-Garden Farm and Lands, at Wall-end, Ecetbamn, Essuex.-DrB Mr. WVILLOCK, at Garrawvay's, on Tuesday, May11, at 12, in l ot, A Valuable Freehold Estate, most desirably situate, at ?3.. Wail-end, In the pairish of Fasthain, on the south side of the Nlew Road from Limehouse to Barkcing, in, the county of Essex, con- sisting f a good brick house, barn, stable, and 38 acres of market- garden ground and 17 acres ef rich meadoss land, lyJng all within a ring fence, aIn svere late in the occupation of Mr. Robert Gooderham, at 168$. per annum, but are nowv Jn hand, aind the purchaser Ins' have ImmediaIte possesslon. Also aboait 4 acres of pasture ground, situate near the sald farm, In the occUpation of llr. Samuel Vaires and r. illsan tewrt,To b viwedtill the sale by applying-to Freehold Building Ground, and aTx excellent Freehold Cottage adjoin-' ing, at Carnberwoll, Surrey; atlso a Field of 20 acres In fote Goe-green, P'Cckham.rye; hteld on lease forl1) years.-By Messrs.' RURREI,L and SONS at Garraway's,To-mnorrow, May 7, at 12. In 5 loits, lbY directionsi dthe Executors of Dr. Wanostroc'ht deceased, T HRE elgibl Plts of Freehold Building Grou-n, 323 eetfrotag, wth armng uildings on the same, situate at he ackof lfrd ous, ladig dwnby Camberwell WVorlchouse to Rosemr."nh.ae n sbtnilfreehold cottage adjoiniing; also a eI hl ett,stoat atPctani-rye, in front of the corn. ioon, couiigabu 0a-ea fma excellentineadow land;, heldl on leaseoratrof1yas from Lady-daty last, at the very nbo- derate reto 11 e nu, and might be converted Iinto garden groud. he staes ay e viewed 10 days preceding the sale, wvhen partculas my behado? M. Ctton, solicitor, Baslnghati-street i at the rov Hose,and oldn Lon,Camnberwrell; the Red Bull, Peek. ham;theplae o sal; ad o Mesrs. Durrelt and Sons, 13, Token. hue-yard GodFreehold flonsses, land-tax redeenmed. F,ilham, Middlesex.-BY Messtrs. BUIRRELL and SONS, at Garraway's,To-morrow, Mlay 7, at 12, In 3 lots, rHRIEE, substantial br-ick built 'Freehioldl Houses, eli- JL ibly attuate, Nos. 1, 2, and 9, in Star-place, nearly opposite thle seven Stars, North-end, Fulham; No. 1, In the oceupation of Mfr. Johnson Beale, baker, a most respectable tenant, on lease for a termn of 21 Fears from Miehaelmas last, at the low rent of 351. per' annKam; a preintmism asgiven w,het; the lease was granted; Ne. 9.in the occu- pation of Mr. Grannell, eheesemonger anid grocer, a respectable =eat, on leasefr aterm of 21 years. at arent of`351. per annuim: thetean't Inses, snd pays, all taxes. Also, a House, No. 2, con- taining 6 rooms, ineludingagood shonp, with a fore-court, and garden at the basek, of wvhich immediate posse!ssion may be had. The.pre- mise., ilay he viewed 6 days preceding the sale, Nrhen particulars miay be had of Mr. E. Gyles, solfeitor, 71, Westmorland-place, Cltv-rogdi; at the Place of salle: and of Messrs. Buxrrell and Sons, 13, 'Tokten.. house-yatfd. Gentlemass's Country Rtesidence, with Garden, Offices, and Lands, on that most- delightful spot late Sir Gregory Page's Park, Blackheath. -BY Messrs. BURRtELL and SONS, ait Garrawvay's, To-morrowv, May7. at 12 -Valuabl LeaseholdI Estate, cmring a handsome I.and Substantial atone front Famil Eouse, with coach sweep approach. paddecks, lawvn, shrubbery, gaewlk,and a fine sheet ofvater. The house contains S bed chambers, anda dressing room. lofty drawing room 24 feet by 16, good sized dining atnd breakfast roomse, elegant spacious entrance hall, wvatereloset, butler's pantry,~ and store room, with domestic offices in kitchen. scullery, laundiry, man's room, temnperaLte wrine cellar, &e. The out-door offices consist~ of a coaehboutss, stabling for 3 horses. washbouise, dairy - ci' rooms, and loft; garden partly walled with fine wall ann standard fruit trees, &c.; a 3small oredbird, farm yard, and land, the wvhole about 6 acres, with she advantage of a filie sheet of waiter, wlU stored writli fish. This property is held for an unexpired term of 54 yeafs frorr Mlchaelmus next, at a grounid rent of only 231. per annum. May be viewed 12 days precedinig the sale, by tickets only. which wvith particulars may be hRd ot IMessrs. Blurrell aisd Sons, 13, Tokenhouse-yard. Cap itxl Freehold Fstate for Investment, Vatuxhall, Surrey. - By Alesasrs. BURRELL and SONS, at GarraWay'S, on Fril5ly, M6ay 14, at 12, by order of the Directors of the South London Water- works Company, in I lot, THE whole of tbat valuable Freeholtl Property the Tftoyasi Cumberland Tavern, Assembly-houise, and Tea-gairdens. most desirably s4ituate. on the baLnks ot the river Thames, adjoin. a newl erectedtpaddeln-os,ecoecaraeyr,wh coaeh onse andsaln,awar-ihafotgeoi0 ett Vauxhall-ereek, n eea te ulig andpeiecotgu. The gardenis are disposed in gravewak ndo rbdsadae shaded by stately timber trees, The whole Is ltolesfran un expired term of 23 Years, fromi Miehaelmnas iicxt, at a groudrn f 190L. per annnim. The property may be viewed, 1 4 dsaysprvost the sale, by leave of the tenanits, wheni printed particulasmyb hid at the Cumberland tavern; at the office of the SouhLno Water-works. Kennlngton-laoe; of Mr. Linidsay, solicito,i.T- nilaWs-street, South wvark ; at Garraway's; and ol 3tessrs.Brrlan Sons, 13, Tokenhouse-yard. CaP-ital Freehold Estate in the c-ity o.f London, and Estate at the wvest enid of the town, held ifor 9Oi years.-Bv Messrs. BlURRELL and SONS, at Gatrrawvay's, on. Fl Iday, May 14, at 12, in 2 lots, by order of the Executor of Mrs. Ann Wooding deceased. Lot 1.4A Most capital and substantial Freehold Estate, ..LjL comrising those truly valuaLble and spacious premnises. No.14 Abhn Ihlane, nowv In the occupation of T Messsm. Sith and Edwards. Tue house conmains numerous bedehamber.s,drawving and dining rooms, wilth ds,niestic conveniences, a ground floor -warehouse about 90 feet In depth, 2 countliughouses, sample room, and 2 roomy wvarehouses over, wvith spacious anid convenient cellars in the base- ment. Tllis property Is on lease for a tern, of 18 years from Midsurn- mer next, at a ground rent of 801. per annumi. Lot 2. A valuableLease- hold Estate, held for miore than 900 Years, of Premises9, situtate No. 29, Clares-tret, he ornr o Cuzonstret, .Ma fair, In the occupation of m-.Jacbs tedeaer ndgroer,onle-ase icr an unexpired tern; of 3 yars attheb ret o 80. pr nunum; held at a ground rentof I. de.perannm. imepreises may be viewed by leave of te tnasts,andpartessarshad12 ayspreceding h sale; of~ Mesrs.Baty, addn, att, aid addn, mileltrs.Angel-court, Thrgmotonstret;attheplae o sae;and of Messrs. Borrel Compacet Freehocld Estate. Spitalfields, Land Tax redeemed, Hnd Pree hold Public-house, Long-acre.-By Messrs. BURRELL and SONS, at Garraway's, on Friday, Maly 14, at 12 o'clock, in S lots, A Valuable Freehod Estate, in good irepair, situate in .1Werntworth-street, Spitalfields, leading to B3rick-lane, White- hape, omprisinig five hiouses, Nos. 97, 98, 99, 100, and 101, in front of Wetworth.street; and eleveii houses at the back, forming the whole of Crowvn-court. which is open and airy; let on lease to a re- tpectable tenant at 2301. per ansniii, he paying all taxes, and insurinig tW epremlsesfirom fire. A good Freehold Public-hous-e, the sign of the White -lart, In Castle-street, Lung-acre, on lease to a respectable te. slalit, at a iset rent of 521. lOs. per annual; he insures the premises fromi fare. The premises may be viewed, by leave of the tenant*. 10 days preceding the sale, when ~prtiur I ay be haa of 'Mr. Dodd, siolicitor, 3) Carolinie-street, edOrd.equarel at the place of sale; aiid of Mlessrs. Biurrell aind Sons. 13, Tokenhouse'ard. Valuable Copsyhold Ground Rents, lheld of the Manor of Lambethi, wvith the Reverszion of 63 Houses and a Chapel, at the expiration of he resnt .escs-il Mesrs BRRELL anid SONS, at G'ar- raways, (n Friay te 14t of ay, t 12, In 33 lots, 7PHE E Cpyhod Etate, ~hichareequal to frec- fl.bol, cmprse 9 Huse an a hapl, n te north and south rens o 141.peraunum wichavil xpie on189 1880. 1t82,oand ground renso32.Ispeanu,wihwlepiei18,18, and 1883; 4Hue nWnm-tetLmeb nlae tagon rent of SI. 8s. peranu.Tereiemabeiwdbylvef this tenanits, and decitvpatclrha12dypeednte s;mle of Mr. .inidsay. oiio.S.Toa-tet otwr;a h place of Wal; and ofMsr.nrd n os 3isknos-ad Exceleant Freehold Estate, LanLd-tax redeemead, Hiuntindonshlre.6 miles from Losidon.-By Messrs. BURRtEL.L anid SON,a Garra- wvay's, oni Tuesdayl, Mlay 25, at 12, by direction of the Trustees for Sale of Paul i1luili p Barrand, esq. deceased. A Valuable aind very conipact Ffeehold Estate, situate LX_ within I mile of the pleasant village of Somer-ham, adjoining the high Wisbeach-read, on the borders of Casuibridgeahire 7 miles from St. Ives, 11 from Huintinigdon, and 19 from Camsbrhige; com.- prising an excellent farm of about 137 acires of superior feis land, with a good farmhouise and all necessatry agricultural buildings. let to a htighly respectable tenanit, at the very moderate reiitof 1631. per anitum. Mlay b3e vIewed 14 daf a preceding the sale by leave of 'M%r. John Ingle, the tenant, of whomi particulars may I.e had; also at the Crown, St. Ives; Griffin, Mfarch n lack Bull. Cambridge; Angel, Peterborough; Lamb, Ely; of Mfr. Nowcell. solicitor, Essex-street. Straiid; at the place of sale; anad of Mlessrs. Burrell and Sons, 13, Tokeiihouse.yarel. Twele Mles romLondon. near Brom3.ey, in Kent.-Dellghtful Geni- tleman's Freehold Cottage Residence, ini a most respectable Neigh. bourhood, wisih Offices of every description. excelleiit Garden anid Paddook.-ByyMessrs. BURRELL atnd SONS, at Garraway's, on frues- day,' May 25, at 12, A Very desirable Freehold Estate, situate in the rural and leaantvilage f Suthorogh,about half a miile out of thehig rod t Seenoks,beteei th 1th and 12th mile-stones. Theestte ompise a et.~chd fmiy hoiuse, called Southborougb (,.tage in ompete rde, cotaiing6 hedehtaxmbers, good sized drawng ad diing ooms libary,breakrast pariour, butler's room kithen,lardt scller-, wth inspring wvater and good cellar- lag, he oudooro~seacotiist o 2 carhhoses,2 31-stall stables, mnan's room, knife, coal, and wood houses pgeyad outbuildingsi, a Ilarge produictive garden wvith finie standar a?ohrfrutit trees, lawvn, pleauregroud. ndimll addok. he estate miay be viewed 12 dayspreedlg te sle y tckes, henparticuslars may, he had on thepreise; a th Crwn,Broleyconmmon, opposits the road leadng o th prmiss; te Bll. romev;the Whilte Lioni. Lock's- bottm; a Llyd'sand arrway' coeeiouses, and of Messrs. BurellandSita, 3. okehone-yrd,of whom tickets mafybe liad. Extnsie Sockof hin. Gass &c-SyMr. MURLL,a his Sale Room, 20, Sk Inner-street, Snowhill,I iis DA, at1 12i,tby direc- tion of the Assignee,ofCin,Gas &c compisig cmplte bue rIned inner ser-vices, china dessert servcea te ses o suprio paters ad quality, Frenceh china vases, cabiet lipsandsians. ind usfulassortment of ctut anid plain glas indecntes, ines golet, wtercacsfts amid Itstres, chirmney metrs, &. Ma be iewe, an catloges had of 'Mr. islurrell, 20, Freehold Gromund Rents and 12 Freehomld Houses and Shiops; also Net Rents, xmoiu,ting to upwards of 4501. per aisn.-By Mlr. CANSDELL. at the Mart. To-morrow, at 12, TWELVE Freehold Houses, p art with Shops, iii Wini- Tchester.streeti a populous neiefhbourhood, close to Bietloae- Ireen cluc,let, at renits amrZnnliing to near 2001. per ansium. thee svrlFehl round Rents of 3511. lOs,3 each.' A ditto of 231. 9s. Issuing oiur of premises nearly adjoining, and of the value of abhout 3001. per annum. Also several Net Rentals of frosh 301. to 901. per annum:- all let on lease, and issuing out of u ards of 30 dwelling-houses and premises, the ra%ck rentals off whl,ch are sod artculrs hd a th AucionMar, an ofMr.Casdell, surveyor, HousholdFamnsure Susex Huse,Newvingtsmn.causcva'y.-By COTTL and ATT,on sh Preises, 3, Newington-cau;ewa,~Y nea th Eephnt ndCasle,Tomorow,Ma 7,at12 for 1, by T Eexcellent HouseholdI Ftun r,cmrsing 4-past, tcnt aui othetk bedsteads with chit unioe.goose feather beds aiid beddisid nioreenl i0ridoa# eslrtains; maheai hsso draers .~rdoWandsecetire dnimd.pembre.adcd tabls ii-hoauy od Spaned cairs feders atad fire rn,Busl SW, etalou~ bd-on he pemiss; ad -at Cottle anid Valuatble Free Leasehold Pelie-house and Wine-vaulL.-yMr. EDWARD COTTERaLL, at the Auction Mart, THIS DA, a 6, at 12, T HE valuable Lease anid Gooclwill of an excellent brick ALbuilt Ilotise,isVlf commaifnding fronit and "2 entrances knowyn bY times Zif of. the Crowvd, sttuste in the proferable p art of? crowvn- court, Sohio, the pioperty of MIt. Nutn i who has psccsspled the premises 39 years, and is retirng from business. Thid por,ctisea hays lately undergonte a complete repair, and miay at iis- llexpense l1ne c~Rvfe Into at first rate liquor shop, and from the local situ;atio~n, ininmetise thorou lhfare, auactrowvded nel elibourhood,,camisot fail to consfiatmadan extensi,Vebuslriess. Aleas,e wilt begratnted for aterm of2l years from ?,lidsunnmer next, ata muoderate reiit. MaLybe viewed 14 days prior to the sale, wvhen printed paitidtilarsluay be had on the premisesl at the Mart; and of Mir. Cottereil, auctioddetr; a7, Hart-street, Blooms- bury, whbere an abstract of the Jease may be seeni, and wlso Is autho- rised to dispoie of the same b yprivate cOntrct- -. To il~~ve~rsmi,thjs, ~Silver Polishers, amd othe~r&-By W~.DAVIES_ ~I SON, on the Premises, No. S. St. Ann'-s-lane, Aldersgate-stret,s- hmiorrowr, MaTY 7, At 1I, by order of tlie A5siTies. '['HE Stock in Trade: workimt rools, a few iota of JL Furniture, and other Effects, of -eitesr. Rich and Adams, balk- rupts; consistirlg of silver spooais. torks, snluffanid scent boxes.-caddy, ladles, butter knives pepper boxes, salt cellars, thiaibles, buckles,.&c. The tools conisist or polt8hing lathes and wheels, draw bench with Plhtes,auvils, tests, hammers, stakes, puniches, ingots, cutting shears. naska,lead namoulds. &e. MNay be viewed this day, cat-soanues had on the premises; and of W.Davies and Son, auctioneers., iltspaur-street. Excellent Premie,s, with light Wokshops, Gerrard-street, Solho.-By W. DAVIES and SON, at Csiaawav's, on Tuesday, May-ll, at 12, hy order of the Assgnees vf 4. Jef*erys, a barkrupt, I A Desirable brick -built.Residence, No. 18, -Gerrard- Z X street, with 4 l,ors orkslsops. with entrance from George- yard, held for 21 years,' at a moderatc rent. The hmouse and first door Of the Wolrkshops let for the-whole ternm, at 1101. per aninum; the re- inaining 3 floors of-workehlopa couneing-imouse. stable, and cellar. are nhald,ofwhlchlnsmediate Dpsasesslen umay behad. To be viewed untIl the salem particulate bed on thleprem sees; of Mr. Price, solite- tsr, New-sqzuare, Lineoln's-i;txin Sld of W. Davies and Son, Gilt- spur.street. Frechold and Leailehold Estates, Mile-enid, aild St. Johnrs-strect. WVest Snithfield.-By V. DAVIES-and SON, tit GarrawvaY's, on Tuesday, May I1. at 12. In 2 lots- A XVelI-built brick Frcellold, House, No. 11, Regelit- Ax strcet, near the Plough5 Mlile-ndl.rod, containing 8 rooms, coal vault, and (yarden, tet to n respectable tenant, at the low rent of 221, per annum. Also a brick built Hosse asid Shop, No. 79, St. Johni's-:street, opposite thip Cros Keys, let onx lease at 451. per annum, and liid for 31 years, at 121. per aimnunl. May be viewed until the sale; particulars at Garrasi-y's; amid of VW. Davies and Son, Gilt- spur-streeL Newv-street, -Covent-garden._To Jewvellers and Silversmiths.-Mr. Presbury's extensive Stock in Trade, also the Lease of the Premises. -By Mtr. JANIES ABBOTT, on tile Premises, 9, New-street, on Monday. the24thinst. -andfollowingdays, at 11, byorderof the Proprietor,retiring from buslubss,' YI?HE whole of his excellent Stock, cousisting of a gene.- A.. ral assortment of j ewelfery, about" ?06 d wnces of plate, plated amid steel -ware, &c. O; the first day, at12. 2 l be sold, unless pe- vously disposed of, a Leaso;of the-Prehinsea for t ygsrs,-atsa-loaPre s I 3tay bovle*e ;l.lmartlesdlatJdldeataloaesuiiy.Y'be tad'os-the Pt mi sea; nln4dof,5jrglbo Cel. c4l,'.0x! g*~rlti,xi F.'Xe 'X.s1 Hyde Prarc.-A complete Bachelor's Reaidencev, In the most perfect order. wIthin a- fewv doors Wl'Paik-lane, ovrith imTneellate -c.- patien.-g~y Mressrs. ROBINg9, on the, Premises, To-moirrow, ~F, elegant Leaseho'la fesidenc%- heid of the Eani of Grosvenor for -21 -years, at a ground rent of 911.; it compre- hiends every possible accommodiation. that a mnan of fasliton can reason- ably desire. The prIncipal drawving rc.om about 27 feet by 17; oil the best bedroomafbooraxre3 chambers. The domestic arrangemnents very corriplete. Desqirablyv situate. 32. Green-street, Grosvenor-squsre. Ther~e sa 3-stallstable andservante'rooms atLtached. Mauybe viewed till the sale hy ticketst, to he hatd In Covent-garden. Park-iane.-Elegant and Fashionable HOfhl uriue0 every desarlptlipn, -omipleted In the best tate, ithi a few months, an elegant Landaulet, In Greeni-street, Park-lane. iyN5srs AlOBINS, on the Premises,. To-morrow, May 7. and tollowing day, at 12. ALL the elegat't and fasbionabki Housdlhola Furniiture, i severng'briliintsplerand ~hlmney glasses of nob)le rop6rt.ions. elegant chandellser,.very fine.Dresden. and..Orienral china, splendild liidia screen, fine-picture-s, excelient old port, shlerry. andelsret. an elegwntilandaulet,and a s-arlety;oi valuableprope!rtv o'f gcnitleman,at 30, Grcen-street,Grosvenor.-square. The house has been elegantly fur- nishedand in theliest taste, within a fewr mouthts; it Includes every thing that can be'requtired fot family use, and Is made up regardless of expense; the drawing r'ooms; arc fitted uip in blue tablieray ; the parloura and lhedehanmbers are comnpleted in a mannerilconiblifng an inflnity of comnfort with good taste. The wvhole may be veiewed two day.s prior to' the sale., and catalogues had. at Is. eachl, on the pre- mises, and at Co-vent-varden. The very fashoionable Stock in Trade of Mr Rtochfort. Gnidsmith aiid Jewelier, 209, Piccadllly.-By Messrs. ROBINS, on the Premises, on M,Nondsynext, andS5foliowring days, knd onl Monday.lay 17, rpTHE elegant and' modern St9ck, selected with gooa N.._ taste, comprising about 6,000 ounces of plate, in great variety Aan abindance, rich and elegant services ot plated ware, with silver borders, cutlery, gold watches. chatls and seals, fine oriental pearl neecklaces, atone suits, looSe and set diamonds, gold snuffboxes, and a variet,yofsplendidjewellery. Mayheviewved 3dayapr-ilor, and cata- loxues had ano the premises. anid in Covent-s-,;rden. at 6d. each. Excellent Houssehold Furniituire, Glasses. Pictur es, very rich cutt Glass, -China, Dessert plates, Table and lBed Linen. &s. removed from Brunswvick-square, 2PSale not being permpitted orn the Prenilses.-BY Messrs. R01liNS, at their Roomns, Piazza, Covent-garden, on Wed- npesdav next, at 12, F XCELLENT Househiold Furnituire, Classes, Pictuires, A.j 3 'libr-ary, bookceases, very, rich cut glass, china, dessert plates, tableand bed linen, &e. removed froni lrunswejck-square; the furni- ture consists of 4-post, tent, and scfa bedsteads, with. chintz and dl- roity hanging., very good beddufig, mallogany and japanned dressing; stands, table.; and Uasses, wrard.'obqs, chestsi of drar 'rera, superior rose- wrold card tables, library elitto, capital pedestal sideboard, and a set of dining tables. 12 pariour chairs, covered withi red morocco. Brussels anid. Kidderminster carpets, kitclien utensils, &e. Jay. be vIewred 2 daspdrior, and catalogues had at th, roors..I Grun rete and HOUSes prOducing ?143a year, in TyNe-street east, contiguousu to Guildford-street.--BY Messre. ROBI N8, at the Auetoion Mlart, on ThiursdaLy. May 13. at 12, VLaluable and secure Inivestment, for '94t years, A risingr out of ground rents soil houses, finished In the best manner and eligibly situate, Nos. 212, 23. 24. and 25, in Tysoe-street east, contiguous to Guiildford-strect. Tue ground rents aLmounit to 331 a year,and are scented upoti propertkl'infliiitely more valuable. The houses arc let,ore for 21 years,the other for a -borter term,at low rents, amnounting- altogether to 1451. a year, but capable of muob Improve- ment. Particulars, may be had 10 days prior to the sale on the3pre. mises; the Mart; and of Mtessrs. Robins, Covent-garden. County of-Lineoln.--A Freehoild Landed Investment, on Lease for II 'Years, at a lo%v rent of P001. a year.-By Messrs. RtOBINS, at the Auctioni Mart, ont Thursday, Mtay IS, fit 112, A~ Desirable Fkeehold Estate, consisting of a mnodern and LEJL convenient residence, well fitted up, and all suitable farm buildingsi together with 1lfia. Ir. 04P. of unusually geod land, ling entirely in aring fence, pleasantly sitriate in the parish of 'I'dd St. Mary, in.the county of Lincoln, with a navigable river in front, divid- Ing Lincoln and Camnbrldgeshire. It Ia- 6 miles and a half from Wis- beach, and 4 from Long Suttoni. In a neighbourhood remark'able for the fertility of the soil. The Present most respectable tenant aecui. ', ed the farm at 4001. a Year; the lease wras determinied 2 years sinee. Fn order to meet the late depression, and aL new lease granted at the reduceed rentof 3001. a year, fora period of.1lI years from Mliehaelmas lWit. laInthe present Improved state of agriculture, the lorner rent wvould he easily obtained ; it Is therefore submitted as a mnost eligible and well secured Investment. Mlay be viewed tiy permnission of the tenant. Particulars may be had14 days prior at the principal inns at Wisbeach. Long Suttosi, SpaldiDg. andl Cambridge; the Auction-mart; and in. Covent-garden. Co_pyhol,d Ground Rents of 411. 5s. vcr annuml, at Turnbam-green. secured upongi an Improving rental "of 5001. a year; also at Freehold *F,setate In Ianimersmith, in the line of the New rBridge.-Br Messrs. ntoBiN,sa,tttheir spacious Roomns;Plazza, Covent-garden,oauThurs- day, Ma 20, at 1 . OOPY'HOLD Ground Renits, amounting to 411. .ls. a _/year, secured upon the whole of Wellington-place, and a variety of ouses adjoiniRg. Including a first rate public-house; thje resent rentatl far exceeding 3001. a year, and situate in the prefera Isepart of Turuham-green; it Is held of the mianor of Lutton Court. and not subject to any deduction. Also the Moiety of a Freehold Estate, situate at Hammernsdith. In the line of the iNewv Bridge, consistinig of one g.cad house, wivth extensive frout to toe road, three rneseiiRgeS, and four cottages, produeiiig a lowv rental of 80L. a year, at tuie deter- nsination of-the leas-e, and the rent will be d,inbled. Particuilars may be had 14 days prior to the sale at the office of Messrs. Mevrick and Cox, lied Lion-squats; .Pack Horse, Turnhanm-green; Cogtehouse, Ihammersimith; and iii Covent-gardenl. Uxbridge Comnmoin a,djolnliig Mir. Cox's beautiful park and domain.- By Mlessrs. RtOBINS. at their Spacleus Room, IPiazza, Covent-gar- den, on Thursday. May 20. at 12, by direction of the Executors of Mtrs. llornedeceased, NT excellent Family Residlence, v-ery pleasanitly situat-e A about half a snlle removed trom the respectable market towvn of Uxbride 'on the Common, and immedilately contiguous toAMr. Cox's park. Te residence wa,s builltat a time when the conifori and con- veinc fa farntly weree the prominent considerationis, anid it pos- sesses all that arespectable fatmily can desire; the offices, are abun- dant, and of the best description, the grounids altogether form a do- maain of 15 acres, judiciously disposed in lawni, pleasure grounids, and park inendows. The property Is all freehold, the siruatio,n miost de- sirable. and the society of the neighbourhood proverbial for its re- si,ectability. Particulare may he had 21 days prior to the sale; at thie White Horse, UxbrIdg-e; the Old Rats. Ealing; at the ofaice of Mlessts. F'orster. Frere, and Forster, Lincoln's-inn; and in Covent-garden. Chriatchureki In HUPsts-TWO - Dwelling-houses, wvithi Gardens and Paddockcs, iialf a mile froni the Towrn, and only I mile from the fashionab,le Watering-place of Mluddiford.-By Messrs. ROBINS, at thei Roos, Pazza Covnt-grden on hursay, ay 20. at 12, In A VlualeFrehol Etat ~it onsst of'2very com- whortabresentidng ery fosr tl ueB,ethet o occupation o epcalaiis or Investmentt. Particulars may be ha 14 days prior to the sale, of Miessrs. Sharp and Aldridge, solicitors Ciristehureh and Poole; the Dolphin, at SouithaLmpton; and of Mesfrs. Robisis, Covent-gaxden. Xsli a Year, ~amply sectired on a Leasehiold EState,ihlNd for.70 y.ears, in the Borough.-By Messrs. ROBINS, at their Rooms, Piazza, Covent- garden, oni Thursday, Mtay 20. at 12, A Leasehold Esat, eld for nearly 70 years, at a ground LXrent of sguineas only, consisting of avery capitaland'superior bnht hnes adpte totheoccpaton f arespectable famiily, Wvith domsti ofics o eerydecritio, arg grden, wvith asuinmer- houe, esiabl siuat inCnissc,ttstret,inthe ilornugb : It isa let on lase whch Wll xpie in3 yars at vey lw ret o 40. a year, hadof r. avi, te tnan (wo wll llo th hose o e seen fro tw tofou o'lokl;als attheMat; and of 'Messrs. Robins, Coetgren. LseodInvestment for 131 years of 1701. a year, arising outu,f the Shakspeare Tavern anid Hotel, opposite Drury-lane Theatre, on Lease to Nrn Egling for 21 years.-By Messrs ROB3INS, at time Mtart, on Thursday Mlay 27, at 12, taasehold Inviestment, held of hiis Grace the A (T2uke fBedflord for a period of 61 years. comprising the old establmihed and highlS, respectable establishment, the Shakspeare Tavern aiid Hotel, desirably, situate for excellent business, imme- diately facing Drury-lane splendid new Theatre. Th'le tavernb as been erected at an expense of miany tleouis-osds and the present highly re- spectable tenatnt for 21 years (M1r. E-Ilglin bi hs Increased the business so as to inke It to comipete success~%fully with the long established houses In the vicinity, anicl let at a very inatdeqLuate rent forit period wvhich is determInfabile by either party at rime enid of thie first 7 yeaLrs, wvhen an augmntation of renit miny, be relied onl. Particuilars mnay lie had 14 days prior to the sale oxim thie premises; at the office of Messrs. Dak n lcie, RdLo-sqmmare; and in Covent-garden. WaLtling-street.-An excellent investmnent, arising out of Two newly efected Houses ana capacious Warehouses, of the valuie of 4001. a year, held of St. Thomas's Hospital.-By Mlessrs. ROBINS, at the Auto Mat,"o Thursday, Mlay27, at 12, In 2 lets, A Capital Leasehold Investmnent for aterinof 68 years, . comnprelhendiiig 2 ver-y excellent newly erected dwvelling-houses. suited toteetr onein 9o epectable families, wlith caPitalt dry waxehou.sesof large dimensilons t,ie la situate47 and 48,Watling- street; they have been re-built very recelntly. and ii; the best 'nanmier. No. 48 is let for the wvhole ttrmi to Mr. Kearney-, a respectable tenant. at a rent dlimsloished to 1371. by means of a largc premniumi the house adjolniiig is precisely similar, and of the vlalue of 200guinleas5; the estate Is'consequently of the present vaLlue of' 350 guineas a year. It Is held of St. TlmomAsas Hospital for 68 years, anid a half, at a grounid rent of 1 001. for the wvhole. May be viewed till the sale, and partieu- lars hLd 21 drys prior, on the premises; at the 'Mart; and In Coveiit- garden. Carmarthcsishlre.-capa an eueIvsment in Freehold Lands, Iucludingf a capltf1 Farm., a WAteCrn 111,and 381 Acres of ex- cellent INeadowv, Pasture, aidl oo La r.ly Messrs. ROBINS, at t1e MIart, on Thursday, Vmay 27. at 12 ADesirable and very improvabl Freehold Farm, calledI L the Newton Estate. it ist pleasantly situate In the purnch of Laudherne,within 2 miiles of the postand sea-port towns of Laugherne i,ud St. Clear, whence the farm produce is exported, aiid only 4 miles item linmeldin, where it Is oibtainedamt 4s. per toil. It comprehends a superior farnilhoirse, and all requiste offices, together wivth 381 acres of meadowv pastu're, arabic, andi wtood land, lying In a rinig fence,together with thriviti,yyoung-plantattions.It Isan nddmirahlleestase for a sportsman, the situation.befimg emlinently calculated to facilitate Ihis wsishes, It is skirted w-ith wopds, and contiguous to the fox hounds, abSd the niavigable river Tair (aboundingr In salmomi and trout)celoseathand. It is submitted altogethersas amost desirable in- vesttffent. May be viewved by applying at the, farm; p ar!ticuilate had 21 daYs prior to the samle of.AMessrs. Fvans and Soni, solicitmirs, Haver- fordw'est. thle principal innis at Carmiarthen, Brecon, Abergavenny, Glocester, and Clfelteinhanmi; of A. Mturray, esq. St. Maprtin's-lane; anid in Covent-garden, where a plan of the estate may be seenl. TePeyodstate, In South Wales, 9 nmlle.s beyond Caernmarthen, an'd within 20 of Tenby, comprehiending a superior- Residence, contiguous to.the high Londoni road, writh Thilee Farms, altogether 613 aefes of choice Land, for pmeremsptory Sale.-By Miessrs. ROjBINS, at the Mart. on 'Thsursday. May 27, at 12. is 4 lot.', AValuable antl exceedingly improvable Freeholdt Pro- A et.conspreheildling the Penycised Estate; alwayls adwnired as-oneof ~themo.st interestIifIin South Wales. The sasision ispImaced Ini aL fine commanding situatioti, and is very famniliar to the tr4veller, from its conspicusou-s appearance; It Is seen for several mniles an the road, seated in a park meadowv, enviredbypasegous d plaintations, and Ill the opposite direction time grounds gradually mu- chimie t* at fertile valley. 'where the river Garth Ginniing, pursuing its ~course lo an Irregu'lar formn, iS a boundary to thie Estate, The re-si- dence is suited,to' the accommsodation of a family of great-respect- ability; Imnmiediately attached to it are 165 acres of land, lnliud iiiga thriifi plntaion The whole estate -comiprises SIX HUNDRED and THI.TEEN CRES, divided lInto thiree farms. lyfiff enltirelY togthe, ad uoId m3ake one most compact anna siatire estate; they are itute am, it thi~le village of'St. Clear, iii the direct highi road to Teny ad Mlfod. nd dinainy i te most admired p!ir of Southi Wals. t I ditan 9nales rom Curmrtben, -20 fromi Tsnby (oine of Sms rostfashonabe ad adifedwatriiig 'places). aRd 2'30 fromi London - the nail and other coaehes pass bhy the estate nighs imild mornInO. It may Ile viewved by atpplying at tn'e Balue Boar, St. Cletar, and iy permlislen of Col. Saunders. at the MarsAion; and particulars had 21 davs prior tr the sale. on the premises; the principal Inns at Milford, ''enby, Cae;fdas'thein, 'I.-audovery, Brecon, Abergavexny, Monmouth, Glocester, and Cheltenbha; r,f-Evans, eq. s,,iicitor, Haverf,,rd-west; A. h1urray, esiq Symond's-imiim; the Auction-mart; and of Mlessrs. Ptobins, Covent-g,arden, wrhere a drawving of thie mami- sion and plans of the estates mray be seen. Near laekeath-ltlantGoti Rsdence, a it;glhlKfaure on this road. encircled by its lautlf pos rk- like appearance.- ly Miessrs. ROBINS atterSpacious RoomHs, piaizza, Covent-garden, on Thursdav. May 20, at 12, N elegant Gothic Villa, bilt o? stone, and so happily A costrcte asto have' been a distinguWised feature for many year pas onthetad;it is camlled Stone Hious-e, la agreeably placed on mansion,~~~~~~~~~~~~ and and esen-grd areeholdBuidinSBg ?Nspot aittlS removed from the high road and et comassd b it eaensve anid wvell arratiied grounds. fIncluding its uraintn oantationd waylMa3s and shrubberies, extensive lawns, and beautiful parkmeadlows, ornamented wish full grown timber, scat- terd aou inplasil~negligence. The residence IS caljculated to aor everil ascminthepreftioli that a respectable family ca-n desire.' with correspondeaitoffices. The slrubliery jaksenIrlyeciompssy this Ningularly beikutIful retreat the kitchen garden isjuiosl plaedoutofvie fon th rsi~enM is 'walled round. and cloithedl stith chice fruit; the resideiee Is o . fromn ilaekheath. and is leasehold for ai term of 21 years, at anu old tre served rent. Ma,,y be viewed, by cards only, on Tutesday, Thursday, and Saturday i each weelc, from IL, till 4; and particulars h2ad at t he rmansloi an in Covent-Kardeil, Freehold Building Grouind, St. Jlohn's-wvoOd, a little removed from the Re1,tent's.park.-By Miessrs. ROBINS, at the Yorkshire Stiugo, '3t Paddingt-n. on Mlonday. Mayq 31, at 12, iij ?4 lots, AValuable Plot of FrVehold Buildling Grounid, ver A eligibly situate In the preferablepr fS.bhhi-lod removed from the Regent55-park. Villas and rimanslons of the first older are-already erected, and-most respectably occuipied, close to the delightful spot 'which it- is 'proposed. to sell. The viewrs are eVery, whee iteestngand extensive,, including the Surrey hilbi nnd WiluhorC.-stl, WileBanpetad nd l-lghgatei are;separated, onWY by On the Banks of the ItiVer, at Lalehan.-A d.iUghtforRteaianop, Wil Shrubbery, Plantation, Gardere, wittr -Mot-cand Sucaess;jrHouX",: and 60 Acres of rlch Land.-ByMgssrs.lO I s A D " rble Fr~e.tpid. Estate .gifilrsta',s Lmuala.anid Im edlitely on thAtst%tts byx easure 1rotindsi, dipoe in *ie n~rdn1b~i stocked, and-the Wal1dvrtiverblal forthsueoryofteri.Te residence. Is iadpted.to mecet, thewlishe oyi otrsc~,fniY. and tbe offices are quits correspondent h onl loehrcn aists of 60 acres of rich' land,- prinial) ae0n~d~Si re Cr-ounds.,withs:a-eon~siderable'rlghto ~ey toervr Tcr r psides somnecottakeict ontlelobjrs anthfr7adrr]b.5p. .ain to the proydrtV.. - Tctslttntioni of the bouseangrtncafo is-eli be sturpassied, inid, tics n7eighlbburhodod has I'dsii enPoebg o Its resj,eerabilltv.- 7t IF, wlthin47a%hort rvo iet id to Oatllnds; and I to Chle-rsev anc a1ns atculalrss4t viewv may be had of Messrs. oisCV,tgre. ~ tSt ~~ SQUIBB ~a.nd SO rspcfll.?uouni that thyaedrited bY the Executo of the ochoven"m" Gentle- man toSELL y AUCION, without reserve.To-unorrow, aty hislat Reidece,15.Deronsbir re-get;'PQstlfnd-p]lSe*, theoo ingWINES:abdttt6Go eoye fine Eamt Indild Madca,~ of variouis W-hit4 Wines. 8dlcu Sreial,.34 do,sen ofOdte some sinai quantIties qfFec -WnsTObtaeaaeirr~ n and-catatlogues hAd 2 daiys pedIng ofSr Sub adSn1vi'Me Valuarble Library oif Religiouis and otherWos,ibe,e.ly r SQUIBB and SON, on tiesPremnises, B, Ml-tet aoe To-mnorrow. May 7, And.foiowlug day,at1,b r4ro bj tmrs-of Mr. David J9hneton deceased, IIE. veiy valuable anid exte'nsive Library, eorsig NJa laggecollectloon of works V2n vini~iy 'MeVeral fine cOiso th ibegarticularlylHeptinstall's Bible. volg, auperl ouced In russla; Gilrs Bible, 9 vols. and Wilson's ditto, 3 vols. handlsoyrely bound,. several black letter Bibleg. thie Oxford and Camnbridge, Bssk. ett's, Bill's, andRBaskerville's ditto;' the wiltings of Hall, Gill, Hunt-t ington, Bunyan, Watts, Moshigrn, Thompson, Cowrper. lU1t0ci &e. m any. n yery *Itgpnt russis. and w6ir4ccohbindings; somne 'black lettee bDooks, and a quaLntityobf klfglgout tractg and jSfllphletu. To be viewed~ on Thuceday, when catalogues snaVT be bad. Neat Hodusehold Furntr1 ae ien,&n.-By I Mr.SQUIBR And SON,. on the Prnte. iiatet arnover-square, on Moniday, Mla 1 0, at 12. byior&ler of the Extecutrarof Mir. David iohnston deCceasd rI-'HE neat and genuiine Household Furniture, corn N.. priing hadi'oaeiaboanyseertaie aIdbooleasea set or dinIn tabes. hogn~- hair, wih mooccoseats, la chimnucy glas 42 n. b 28 b. wsiSo curains 0 b~atctbclk, 4-p)ost bed- Ancient Furntur luinble Poreelalne, or- oul lcs d'irl BuistS andI Suitues, & N/fR SQU-I31B and SON'resp1ectfully announce to the aNd&Nobility, Gentry, and Elie Pubhic, that on Wednesday, liay 19, folowng Ina,they will SUBMIT to PUBLIC AUCTION, at thieir Great Rodni. Ss, le-row, a very bergs and vatluable ConsigDment frons Franee. Hiolland; and Italy, including a ulost eituaisWeassortment of the furniture of the Buhi and Reisner Mlarqueterle, In the ancient taste, and consisting of inlaid domnmode.T, arcinorev, CAbinets, recre- taires, encoignures, library anud pier tableg. bookcases &C.; an elabo.- rately. eazved bedstead of solid ebony. soverWr'ditto cialirs,' glass and pletarefrmies, and a qutantity of line pitees of carvinigin nahogascy, oaLk, ebofny and ivory; an extensive collection of huze SeVere, Dresden, Berlin, sit other poreeaine, in table and dessert'serVlces sigur., vases, &c..I rich or-Emoulu and liuhI eloeks, or-nonulu chaicdeliers ania branc6hes for ilgh ts, and otlher ornaLments. At the soine tibie will be sold sorme remarkably fine Tmarble sculptuirds, particultarlyi rnmatchles bust of Napoleon, colossal, size and Ininsitable workmanship, end somebusts of. statues after the most admaired imodern and antique models. To be viewed twvo dayB preceding the sale.,when catalogurs rmaybje had at the room, at Is. ecah. Valuable Freehold Hiouses, In the viciniyo Leicester-squareey Mr SQUIBB and SON, at arraway's, on T~ueso ,te1tfJn,a 12, in lots, A Valuable Freehold Estate, comprising 7 substantial ?1_I Houses, Nos. 27,28, 31, 32, 33.34, and 35. in Castle-street, with part of.Nlrs. Cutler's stable yard; a hiessuage in Cecil-street, and sour renninoncasin Whitellart-court. The whole let to respectable tenanits at lowy renits, amnountinig to 3211. per annum, wvhich will lie considera- bly increased'at the expiration of the pres dntleaces,' TIe prermises may be viewved with leave oft he respcietnns and printed par- ticuilars ad at Girra,way's, ofM Si.Sub n o,Sve-row; and of Win. Chisholme, esq. solicitor, 36.Luonsiufed. Mtr. Trumbulr's Pim.tures.-.By MIr. STANLEY * at his Roos I~ l B onid-street, THIS DAY, May 16 9 HE Sortie from Gibraltar, the well-kinownN It picture, painted by John, Trumbuill, e-sq. repretigy.t glorious kehievement by lirittsh soldiers and searrsn, udrtecn diceS of Lord Heathfield. on the,night of the 21st of Novembr 71 togeter wth svera valablepainingscollected by the semnnt artst;paricuarl a olyFamly,by talhael; Cbrist on theMut byctionssof Virgin andtChid,ubysVuyck LubnsSnderapo anrd Cren, by BR.hm nte bTNLEy Krlsn Jcflyardnnoaunllaes Fetivtal,eb 'Teier tenedspecimens of wthr msr of ar,ltclebrity. tMa bhe adirers 3f days premes.he palner, andhataloguS DY thad. o aye hl submit to SALE, by AUCTION, athist Rooms, No. 21; Old Bond-street, lection made by an -eminenit person during his residence hin Spain. ITils portion contatins two grand gallery pictuires by Rubens, one by Snyders, another by Jordaens, twro rmasterly productions of' Das'cd Teniers, an early picture byPaiil Potter, a.gallery plqture by Guerelno, a sacrific by N. Poussin. a Hea-d by Lionardo da Vinci, and several specimens of imitators and ansjogists.. As these pictures hatve been lof%warded to Mr. Stanlley, wIth tics view of asertalning: the 'rebeption. siniflar.works arc likely to have with, the British public, and are di- rected ts he sold without reserve, nouie others can be admittd To'be veiewed three days previous to the sale. and catalogues had. C Lease, elegant mnodern Furnituire acid EffeCts, near Highlibry. AR. COCK(EREL' respectfullv inforrps the Nobility lY L and .Gent.ry that he has received 'Instructlons from the Prcm- prietor. who is removing into the country, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTIoNY, oni Wednesday. May 26, and 2 following 'days, Iuon the Premises, No. 3. Sans-buildings, opposite Union Chapel, near Highi- bury, the enitire house of splendid Furniture,-of the very best descrip- tion, small cellar of choice wines, and other costly effects, selected evithout limit of e2vpsnso, and new wIthin 5 years; also the Lease of the. very cpmfortab e Family House, in perfect repair, cheerful and lillessantly situtate as above. Particulars atnd tickets to view thehouse .may be had of C.-Singleton, esq. solicitor, Bedford-rosy; Mr.Tristrion, H4igh-street. Islington. -and MAr. Airey, Shoreditch; (executors to the late Japmes Hurtly. esq.), of whbor also catalogues, at I s. each, may i.e had, 4 days prior to the sale (Sunday excepted): . nd of'the aucti- onreer, 59, Blackmoan-street, Southwark. N.B. The whole may he takcen at fair appraisement. Queen-Ann-street,- Caystpd1sh-s.cuare.-Spacious Town Mtansion, writhl Office;, Coachhouse, and Stab ng for 5 Horses, the property of the Earl i3f Effingham deceasemd..' y. Mr. RAINY.; on the Premises. on Friday, May 14. At 1.witMimmediate posse-ssion, th Substantial Leasehold Residence, held for 33 years tesouth s'de of Queen Anni-street, Cavendish-square, In the division between Harley and. Wimpole streets; coailpysing '3 apartments oia each poor 2 stone staircases, numerous domestic offices, includingr detaehed lSiteheu and laulndry, voachhouse, - aild B-stall stable. Oni the sinme day will bek sold, the genuine househiold furniture, pier acid chimney glasses, a grand plisoforte, tand numnerous effects. The Premises may be viewed till the sale, and particulars had 10 d4ys pre- ceding of MAessrs. Philpot and Stone, solicitors, 3, Southampton-street, Bloomsbury-squAre, of Messrs. GilloW and Co.. Oxford-street: aLd of -Mr. Rainy, B, BerkelcY-sqsa2re. The furniture will be on viewv ont day preceding, and catalogues may then be had as above. Valuable Freekold and in part Co hiold Estates, in thle counties of Essex and Surrey.--yNMr. STANON, at the AuctlioN Mart,on Tues- day, May 25, at 12, in 14 lots, QEVERAL valuableFre'ebold ana in small part Copyhold LZ-7 Estates, in the sevreral parishes of Stapieford, Tawoney,SucmcAfurd Rivers. Northi We:id Basset, Thaxtetad end Great Bards eld, in the couty f Escr, nd an inthepais of Woodmaustone, in -he counry f Srrey Fo paticuarsandconditlons of sale apply to Messs. Gaham KL'derl', ad Doville. Lincoln's-inn; hicssr& GeppandPerkns.Chelsfod: Mssr. Blck,Chapmnan, and WYebb. Midde Tmpl-bai, Lndo, i-her p aneof he estates may be seen; at Epin.plce; nn,Ongr; Sn. haxtea: Saracen's Head, Dun- mow:Cron, ockeil;Ros andCrosn,Saft~on Walden; at the AucionMar: ad a th Autioeers, ithin, Hert". imerovable rree and Leasehold Estates, eligibly situate Ini the untiesof Kent, Surrey. and Vilddlesex.-BY EDWARD 1IM1BER, at Garrasyys o n Moday, Mlay 10, at 12, In lots, bIy order of the Trusttees of M. William Doery FreehOld comfortable bwelling.-h6use of 10 roo11s, L3. ithi large gardeni and yard, pleaLsantly situlate at Wes9t-green, the mnarket towrn of Tenterden. Kent. a Leasehold Esitate, con- sisting of A neat dwvelling-hsouses, wsith gardens, 4 tenemnents, and stabling aidjoinisi, situate necar the third mile stone. Hollowi-.y-ter-- race; a ditto of 6 small dwvelling-houses, wivth yards, situate in Waterloo :;nd Cross streets, near ironmonger-rowr, St, LukeSk, Mliddle- Aex; 3 small houses, in Belgrave-Place. near East-lane, WaLlworth.:. and a ditto, Mtint-street, Southwmcrk; the whole held on leases for long-terms,att nioderate gound rents. May be viewed bYlens'e0f the tenant.A; particulars on the respective premises; at Gnrrawyay's:, anid of the auctioneer, &c. 92, liatton-garden. Valuable Stock of Woolen Cldoths.eri riclens, Driflls ords, Cotton M R. .t RO respectfuilly informs his F-riends and tePblic, that his next SALE of WBST COUNTRY BROAD CLOTHIS acid KERSEYMERES will tace'place at the Auctionl Mart: THIS DAY the 6th acid Friday the 7th or Mlay, whben he will offor to thteir niotice tile second part of the very, excellent stock of a.Gloces- tershire Clothier. upon which a largeadvance has been made; coin- pricing a large assortment of exta SaxonY, superfine and secoind biReks. blues, and mnedleYs, aniperfine mined fi rabs. double.mnlled and si,ngle blak mIxe and drab mcerseymere.4, &c. Tics goods nisy Ice vewe!oe l9day1pXreevious to the sale, andcaltaloguies hda h at and of Mr. J. Rose. Church-court, Old Jewry. Eilgible lnve-utment.-tlppcc Fitzroy-street, Fitzroy-qKarE--BYMSr. PEV'TON at Garraway's, on Tuesday, MAl-L 11, at 12, A Substantially built Family Residence, situate NO. ~3, -RUpper Fitzroy-strest, Fitzrovs-square, writh cosebhbouse and str-- h e,havng n enrane fom Ga'on-ewvs, held for an uinexpired temmof yeas. aa gounrentf 111.IGs-. per annum, unad let onr lease111 ears f whch ar unepired to highly respetale tenant, at he er lo ret f 81. erannm,but capableof-great amps-os-c- mentThepreisesmayl,eviewd4dysprevious to the sale.betwec's- thehous o IIand1. ithticets wich maybe obtained of Sir. Peytn, ook'-cort, are-stret,of wom rinted -particulars ma:y be ad:als o Mr Hawar. , Bickcout,'Temple; and At thle place of sae. I4ong LeasebolId Estates, in the Parishoftpey Peprl-crfeceflt, Bagc- n gge-wells, Weston-street. a%nd C]aednsre, oSstW,a low ground rents,tand adesiraible Leasehol Conrots, in Great Charltte-s,treet. Blaelkrriars-roccd.-B Mess EPadSN, aLt the~ Autonllrt,fHS DAY, May 6 t1.i os ydtcl, of the Executor, QE vFN neat brick built Houses w%ith Gardens, in thle tID ar'sh of Sterney, producing a net rental of 851.l10s. Sd. per aLnci.m 2 good Houses fn Peari-cesesent, Bagnigge-is-ells, producigai-i secured rental of 531. per ancsum; 2 Houses, In lestonstedt Somrs-k toviv, producing a net riintal of 381. per annumr; a, Leasehoi rc bitoueinClrnois-et Sornerstown, producingr a net renltalo 5.15 -e irandnrm; andethe~ L-eaof a very capitai tcrrie r Hous, stuae i ~rat Carlttestret,Blackfrlars-rohd, held for 17 3-cas. ub~ct nlyto 51.perannm, f the presuimed annual valuie of 001 '1 hevieed ,y onsnt f te tenants. Particulars oil tic. seveal remses:of esss. JmesandWhitel.cek solicitors, Ely- pIns, iolofl; f Jhn all, sq.solcItr,Bedfora-street. Bedford- sIluresat he ucton-art an atMesrs.Kemp and Son's office, Excellent Rc,sidUcicS. Maryland Point, Stratford,, Essex.-5Iouiehold Furhiltuire. Baker's Patent 1,ulagle, an Indluujapaigied Cabinct. firec old Prints, a wInged Library Case, gom's Chinia, Books, Linen, and scur,cerouis e1rects.-By?Sir. JOHN HENpREE. on the Premlsei., on Wyednesday.My2 adfloinra,a 11 precisely each day, by direction of the Executvors and. Execucrix i HE. uniform an(li substantial brick-built F=amil Resi- NJ dence of the; late Mn. Higden. most pleasintly situOate, 'a fore- court.at Maryland Point, near.Stratford-green, wtthaofeh-hoce, sta- hbing, and domestic offices, that are connected and arranged Ii amost judicious manner; a garden upwards of 250 feet In depth, in high order, filUy eropped, and planted with cholce trees. The geniscne effeets conmprlse cabinet articles of the usual description, two plano- fortR, and other mtusicl Instruments, n setof 15 finc old engravings of the Spanish Armada, acid otlher searee prints. china. and an assort- ment of table and bed Iinen. The lchchen requisites ate numerous, also gar'decs inimplerents, iron roller, hire wood. &e. The estate iriU be sold at 12 o'clock the Gst day, is-hich may be visived untiS the sidle; the eiiects-one day prior tothe sale. Particulars and catalogues may be hadi of Mtr. Argill, solicitor, Whitechapecl-roal.; and of the auc- tIoneer, 172, Shadwveli. Cornhil.-Sit'perlor Household Furniture Bruists Qareting rliant Chimney.. Pler, a5cd Dressing i lasc tn handsome Larved and Gilt Frames, rilianttoned UpightGranhuPiauofortC,riChCutGlassTabl5 and Bed Llnen-By Mr. rM.CLAtK. at Mr. Bourke's Lare Room, itnig's Arms-passage, 'c,Wngealley,'COri5l THIS -A; Say i, and following day, at12each 4ac- being part-ef the Stock of an Upholsterer which must postivehy besed wltboUtYVC,by order of ttie Proprietor. - 9OMPRISING Billiant Chimney, Picr, and Diesring CJ Glawses, Brssels carpeting. hearth rugs, caived soli4 roseirood chainr, couches, sofas, loo, card, and sofa tables, lady's Wlork table, patent Spanish mahogany and other diLiig tablese maxhegny, trafal- gar and other chairs, library chaIrs covered isits leather, windowv curtaits, several capital mabonr 4-post, cottage,.and Ftenbh bed- iteads with chintz and other firnitures, prlme seasocied goose beds, hItir-iatfresies.blihnVcts, counterpanes. niahibany. iardrobes, chests of drawerA, vapita ldressing glasses 'id Egyptialn frcnoes. wa3hhnnd stands, dremsibg tbles, japanned chirs. rofiewood' Wnd 'iMachoganv teaeadUics sandwich trays and stands, oil clothi; Nc. To bexvitwed one day precedin and, mornings of sale, whaen catalOgtes nay be 'iad on, ti'pthtmUsew and of th' atibticuleeti; *opposit thn anlgel ,Islington., J_- ,,t .. , , -u SALES BY AUCTION.