Sales By Auction.
The Times, 1824-10-15T00:00:00

rai1mtly eesidence, Reading, woith large walled Gardens ahd orna- Iental Shrubbery._By Mr. HAWKES, at the George Int, Reading, on Wednesday, Oct. 20, at 3, unless an acceptable offer. i9 previously made, TpHE Beneficial Lease, with immediate possession, of a very cheerful, commodious, and comfortable Residence, de- strably situate in the Forbury, Reading, within 5 minute&' walk of the church, market.place and the most respectable school esta- blishments, and comnmantiing extensive Iicturesque scenery. The. houoe containa I airy bed chambers, 2 staircqse6, entrance hall, dining, tirawiog, and toreakfsat rooms, with ample domegetic offlces, good eelazs, yards, eczachhouge and stabling. The premiseff are in, excellent repair, cod there is an unexpired term of 14 years in the same, at a lotw ground rent. Particulars y behatd 10 dayo before the sjale at the Aiutjflitpiaat~ Lortdon; and of 1Ulvw8tesnzd 8oal, at~~ction.eere, ~ea4lng. ImprovNtl Rent and Long Leasehold.-By Itr. SmU'rTlX- WVORTEI, at the Alar4 oR e4nesday, Oct. 20, a: 12, Lot l.AN mproved Rent of ?s2 4s. per annumn, amply LA -secured and 1js,-rouc6t an.oxcellent.residence, with garden and offieiF, siuate Nb. II; 'Vestbdudrne-terrace, Bayswater, in. the parish of Paddington. Lot 2. A L'asciiold Dwelling-house and Premises,' situate No. 41, Clarendon-square, Somera-town, lately let at 321. per annum, but now' it hand; held for 63 yeats unexpired, at- a ground rent of 41. 4g. per annum. Lot 3. 4 Lease- hold Dwielling-houee and Premises, situate No. 1, Hlatchett's. court,. Little Trinity4alane, near Queenhithe; held for 58 years un- expired, andptoducinganet'rental of 151. per annum. iMay be Yiewed, and particulard had of Andrew Edge, esq. Essex-street, Strand; of Mr. Neele, oolicitor, 352, Strant; at the AMart ; and of Mfr. Shuttleworhb, 28, Poultry. Preeholda-BckenbaTmK, ent, and Triniy'-lane, Queenhitlie, in the City of London.-By 3Sr. SHUTTLEWOITrH, at the Mtlart, on Wednesday, Oct. 20, at 12, in 10 lots, unless previous!y disposed of by private contTact, A Valuable and very desirable Freehold Estate, ex- Alonerated from the land tax, comprising Langley Cottage, with RaR-dens and 2acres of meadow land adjoining. Also aeveral substan. tial well built dwelling.ltouses, in the cottage style, fvith a garden to each, and otber appurteiances; eligibly situate in a moot respectable neighibourhood oppo6iteKelseypark, at Beckenham, ashortdistance from the church,- on tha road to - Vest Wickham, only I mile fromn Bromley and a from London, in the cotntV of Kent. Laneley Cot- tage is a commodious residence, suitable for a numerous familv, of which immediate possession may be had. Thc remaindet are let to respectable tenaats, at net rentg amounting to 1401. per ann.um. And two Freehold Dwellingxhouses and Premises, the one situtate NGo. 185 the corner of rrinity-lane and Thames-street, in the city of London; and the other No. 1D, in Trinity-lane adjoining ; in the occupation of Meseri. lrilley and Palmer, at net rents aotonting to 821. per annum; ay be viewed by applying at liangley Cot- tage ; and particul3rs had 10 days previous to the sale of Mr Iucas splicitor, Nottingham.street Marylebone * Sir. Dunn, upbolsterer Bromley; at the Swan, eat Wickhan;Betl,Bromley, Gray. hound Croylon; Mitre, Greenwich; Grayioand, l1)lwtch sad Sydenntam; at the Mart and of Mr. Shuttleworeb, 28, Poultry, where a.plan ef the estate may be seen. Hfousehold-Burniture, Chest of Carpenterx' Tool, &c. Dulwich, Surf"ey....By.lr. SVUTHEY, upon *the Premises, the Half rl `oo,al)uwicl,Ttt1s JAY,Oct.15, at 11,by order ef the Execu tors of Mr. Stanton deceaset, L LL 'the Household Fiuniture, linen., china, antI glass, eX comprisirng 4-Wjost ahd%othc, bedsteads attd furnitties, I10 fea- ther beds atnd beddin,r m'attresses, chleats of drawers, mahogany and other dhairp -asmd, tabted, carpets, pier, chimney, and dressing glasses, clock, 4wa*er bitte, 2 In pipes, kitchen icquisites, &c. SMay be viewed, and' cattaogues'd on thd premnise, and of Slir. boutbiey, 191, Toolev-rkt.reI Valutable- nves>tns,ents8..-By.Sir. SOU IiEY, at Garraway's, on Tueoday, October 1,, at 12, without reserve, Very lesirable Leaselhold Estate, compxising 5 spaeious A newly erected brick built granariea, situate at Horsileydown Old Stairs, Shad Thames, St. John'A, South wark, capable of stow_ Itg, at a moderate thickness, from 9,000 to 10,000 quarters ot grain, a spacious yarll, warehouse, stable, and (iwelling-house, a covered wharf -with good landing next the Thames, a spRciots briek built granary of great, capacity adjoining the wharf. Lessehold D,well. ing.house,, situatc in Crown-court, in the rear of the granaries. Six L ,easehold D welling-houses end Warehouses, in Horaleydown-lane. A Leasehold Estate, in Three Oak-lane, consisting of the King's Arms Publichouise, a Dwelling-.house adjoining, and an'extensive yrar, workshops. lofts, &c. Two Lc.asehold-Hlousees, with Wharf, next St. Saviour's-dock. And a.small Frechold Estate, at Kirt- hng, in the county of Canibridge, cohaisting of a dwelling-houtse, cottage, orchard, and 3 acres of lanl: the whole proelucing a rental ot about ?850 per annum. hiay be viewed till the sale, and par- ticulars hal of Slr. Wright, golicitor, Cloak-lane; at Garraway's and of AIr. Sniuthey, 191, Tnnlev-strert. Rever8sin to1 2,009Y Sterling, Life Policy, and a smiall Leasehold Estate. B*rmondsey, Surrey.-By Ai r. SOUTH EY. at Gar- raway%sb on Thursday, Oct. 28, at 12, by ordler of the Executors of .M r. William lVhittle Eilis, in 2 lots, A o ntiiigent Reversionary Irterest in ?2,000 Sterling, wlicil the purchaser wvill lbccome entitled to, provided a Gen- tlemnan now 29 years of age survives a Lady aged 61, with a Policy of Insorance of the vender's life against the L,:dy's; and a Lease- hold Estate, situate Nos. 114, 115, and 116, Long-lane, BcIrmond- sey. Surrey, and 2 tenements in the rear, et at rents amounting to 731. l2s. per annum. Alai be viewed till the sale; particulars had at ;arraway'sI of Alesers. Drew and Sons, Bermundsey; and of Air. Soulhev. 191, Toolev-rtreet. Desirable Leasehold Inves6tntents,lent-.roadl.-By,Slr. siOU' I1BY, at GarraWayts, on Tlursday, Oct. 28, at 12, in 2 I,te, OUR substantial >brick built Leasehold Dwelling- I houses, -with sbops, posnessing cxcellent accommodations tar respectable famiiies, as well as euitable conveniences ror carrying on busincss,. 8ituate Nov. 15,, 16, 17, and 18, Devonsltire-buildlinge, Great Dovcr.road, leading from St. Geomge'r church to the Kent. road, 3 of which are on lease, and for which pretlnums have been given, the whole producing a rental of 2001. per annum ; held un(der St. Bartholonew's lospital for 66 -years front Chri stm-rs next, at a rent of 281. per annum, and 4 brick built lieasehold Houses, being Nos.,37, 38, 39,- aud 40, Huunter-street, Old Kent-foad, opposite the Bull Ins, containiRg each 4. bedehainbers, 2 parlottrs, kitchen, and garden, in tied tevera1 occupations of Messrs. Wyatt, Whetton, Blackburn, and Hatch, tenanss at will, at rents amnounting tolOOl.per annum; held for 47 years, at a ground rent of 201. slay be view. ed with -leawofh tenants tilt the sale, and particulars had at the Bull inn, Great Dovcr-road-; of, M3esrs. Clutton and CaTter, solicitors, High-street, Southiwark; and of Alr. Southey, 191, Tooley-street. .. Cellar of Wines, and Baooks.-By,1lr. WILIIA.itAS, at No. 28, - Ubancery-lane, T7ftis DAY. Oct. 15, at 12, A Private Cellar -of excellent Wines, consisting of 29 Lii dozea fine old Pot,- 18 d6ien Sherry, 27 dozen CalcavellN, 13 dozen Old Hock, 5 dozen Burgundy, &c.; a few pictures, and a small librarv of Btoks,- among which itre Rces's Cyclopa eia, 30 vols. &e. - The wines-to be tasted at the time of sale, anrd catalogues had, and ot Alr; Williams. Tlrroemorton..trerti Colecaion ot Bn;ravings, Books, and Bioks of Prints.--Bv r Mr. WILiLIAMMS, at the Mlart, '&'asDAV, October 15, at 12, Valuable Collectiou of Books of Prints, inclutling A everal cl oike workrs on the fine arts, portfolios of prints, coniptisktg interecting Forcign and Engligh views, beautifully co- loured and ptaid, portraits of noble and eminent public cliaracters, sketch and-drawing bobk, caricatures, drswing paper &c. Also a selection of the most popnlar modern authors, in ehegant bind. ings. To he- viewed on Wednesday and mnrnings of sale, and catalogues had at the Mlart; antl of Mr. Willians, Throgmor- ton-street: Notice of Sale. 1.I R. JOHN KI.NGbegs to inform the Nohility,Gentry, IT. Nurserymen, Gardenerz, andl Others engaged in Plsntitsg, that he wiU SUBSilT by AUCTION, about the beginning of November, the very extensive S'I'OCK of the GROSVENOR NURSERY, near Hyde Park.corner, belonging to MIr. Colvill. The property comprises a Tory latge quatitity of trained and un- trained trnit trees of various sorts, a lairge asso,rtment of evergreen and ornamrntal shrubq'and forest irees, the erections of greenhouses, pits, frames, glasses, &c. Slr. ColYill having received notice to quit, the ground- being let for building, the whole will be sold witliout reserve. Copyhold EStates, Croydon, Surrey.-By Air. W. JOHNSON, at the Crown Inn5 Croydon, Toamorrowl Oct. 10, P4LEVEN Lots of Building, Grou1d, late in the ocCU- 4 prtion of John Brickwood, esq. delightfully si-tuate, within 5 minutes' walk of tile populOua and improving market towtt of Croydon, arid 10 miles -from London, in a sporting, neighbourhood, where 5 packs of hounda are regularly kept. The lots to be viewed by application to Mr. W. Johnson, auctioneer, Croydon, where de- scriptIve particulars tith p:insn may be obtained; also at the King's Arms, Gegyhtound, Derby A.tis'tand Crown itits, Croydon; Wirhite Lion, Streatbamn; Telegi'aph, Erixton hill ; White Hart, Slit. charn; Ceown, M2oruen ; Bells, Maerton ; Angel, Tooting - White Hart, Codstone;.atldo .IMr. Pcarsc, solicitor, Dowgate-bill. Genuine Household FuLrniture ard valuable Effects.-By Alessrs. MYACHIN and DEBENIIAA, at -their Spacious Auction Roomns, 26, King-street, Covent-garden-,Tmis DAY, October 15, at II, - - - d(- OMPRISIN& four-post, field, and pross Bedsteads, %_, mattresses and bedding, double rnd single tauahoganv chests of diawers, wardrobes, dressing stands, tables and glasses, Kiddermin. ster, Venuetian; and Brussels carpets, mahognny cards sofa, pem- broke, Ico, nud dining tables, sets of drawing and bed room chairs, 3 noble ptcr and chtmney glasses, 65 by 37, 44 by 43, and 42 by 39 inches, ~celler Lstdebo-aid,-sits-p window curtains, excellent cabinet articles, bracket and sprit;g aIcs,-iron he8st, tiatnoforte, harp, and musieal instruments,, double- and single guns, richi cut glass and china, table and bed linen, kitchen- requiitea, and various other effects. May be viewed the day preceding4 aatd cAtalogues had at the rooms. Houttehold Furnitut'e Fiktures, 177 Pieces of Paperhanginvs, 2 excellent Piianofortes, Jcfly Mr. BULLOCK, at hia Great Rccm, 211,- High Holborn, io.morrew, at II lor l2 precisely, -Very large Arsdrtment of various Furniture, including . . some good mdderh cabinet work and bedsteads with hangings, feather beds and beddingfi mahogrsny. and deal twardrobe', carpets, drawers, basin standr, sofa and teuches, a set de patehit exiendinur dining tables, 8 parlour chairs, 2 chimney glaFsea, handsome fenders and fire irons, a hewpaintings.prinis, and drawings; 2 tortoiseshell work boxes, poVtabJ9 desRt,k'legs.at -roscwood leo, sofa, and c4rd MWAei d aohwiddes,'glass and qiSina, a- handsome long ginner ser- vice, window tnitains, sideboard, bracket clock, and numerous effects. to be yiew'd ahd catalogues had of Mr. Bullock, appraiser and auctioncer, 211,:High lulborn. -Letsee; qouseholaurmitures' and' hff'cts, tdmontoni.By Mlessrs. RICHARDS, on the Primises, near the Bell itin, Edmonton, on Wedmnsdayt0ct. 7, at 11, LLthe.genuineHI*sehOleI. Furnitire, ChamberOrgan, A 8-dav'upring dial, cina and glass, brewing, utensils, malt mill, corn Minet, 4tcumber frames, and lights2 iron garden roller, &c, by direction of the, Psoprieter, Mr. William Khight, whio is leaving this part of the country * conprisixg mabogany 4-post and coach-top bedsteaOs with printed cotton turnitures, priRie bordered goose feather beds; mattreees paillases, clean blankets, cotton counterpancs, mrahogany doub5e commode and dressing chests of drawers, dressing stasids,iage dressingglasses, Brussels, bedround, and parlour carpets, window curtains, chimnney and pier glasses, mahogany 'framed Giecia cpucl3 sets-of mahogany chairs covered with iatint hair clth, japanned-ditto, ttshdgariy dining, pembroke, and pillar ar.d clavd. tablpl,,china, glass, &c.; crockery ware, fender and fire. irons1 kitchen. requisites, . excellent brewing utensils, lad_ deri bVottle rack,. and usmierous:otller effects. . On the same day will beiold, unleis q' evioisry disposed of bv private contract, the desirable Least qf the Ab6viRremisees, compnring an excellent brick built residence;' wit1iforecuit, &e. eligibly situate ori the side of the. high-road,: about.,inilesi fromn London, suitable for the reception ef a respectable farrily, containing 5 airv bedchambers. attics, &c. large dining r6omn, parlour, kitchen, brewluouse and vwabhbouse, chaisehouae and.stable, large garden well stocked with cbic fruit treesg, reeohbuse,ind fountifn.- Th 'whole are held for the unex- pired rern i of 83s,.yoxo Sltiehaelmtas-day last, at avcry low rent. Ney be, yiewed Ea;y. iine ,betvene the hours. of 9 and 4 o'clock. Particulars hee G 'revio'us; Cataloeues 3 days before the sale, at ibe' Flr,wes Pot, ;Bia kitge-street';' Cherry Trree, Kingelar d_ eoa't1; Cock,. i3 mex kcr1 t; Cqclgck Holloway; Red ion,. Baraset; Otaytiound,: Eneelclp F:lali.Wpllham' Cro5s,+ King'a lHeads Chigod ,heqsitrwi;W trsBi w; placve 4t bfslej. 'anti pf'$lp K,eawcek Lake, Cumberland -By AMr. FORREST, 2t Garraway's, on Wednesday, Oct. 27 atl2 in I l0t, ; Valuable and truly desirableYFREEHOLD ESTATE,. AC1.delightfaly situate on themsnargin of 1esswkck or Derwert- water-lake; comprising that rauch admired seat Water-end. the property ot Lord Wm. Gordon deceased, a Pavilion Residehcis, the chief part erected within a few years, on a line terrace in Derwent- water-bay, with extensive pleasure grounds laid out with. great taste, fertile rreadew, pasture and tillage 1nds, beautiful woods and plantations gradually sloping to the water's edge, and intersected by winding gladesH a Cottage at Silver-hill, end two Farnhouses, ! called Hlawe's-end and Brandelow, with suitable buildings for hue-! bindry, containing in the whole about FIVE kUNDRED and THIRTY ACRES, most luxuriantiy ornamented with titnber, and subject only to small modusesin lieu of tithes; also a Cottage Villaot'pleasing elevation, j called Derwent liank, commanding a full view of the lake, Skiddow' and other mountains, and is iituate a short and agreeable distance j from the town of Keswick, on the west bank of' the lake, juetly cele- bratedforitsgrand, sublimce,andromanticscenery. ''heneighbour- hood is highly respectable; In the woods are hares and partridges, an! abundance of grouse in the adjobining mnountains, and trout angling in the lake, which is also well stored with perch and pike; and there sis a salt spring on the estate. '3'o be viewed 6 weeks preceding the sale by applying to Mlr. Alexander Maretdy, at Water-end, where a plan may be seen, and of whom pinnted particulars may be then, had. Pariculars also of Dlr. Hetherington, Dean'a.scales, near' Cockermouthi; Roayal Oak, Keswick; Salutation, Amblrside; at Lowwood Inn, King's Arms, Kendal; King's Arms, Lancaster; Blue Bell, Carlisle; Mlessrs. W. W'ttales and Co. printars, Ijiver- pool; IYr. Harrop, printer, Mllanchester, ;reave'ts Hotel. Leeds George, W'hitehaven; MUessrs. Farrers, Atkinson5 attd Parkinsonn Lincoln's-inn-flelds, London; at thc place of' saie; and of M9r. Forrest, 87, Aldersgate-stceet, wrhere a plan mav be also seen. Eissex.-Southl Benfdeet Hall F'arm.-Bv Mrr.FORREST, At Garra-! way's, on Wednesday, Oet. 27, at 12, in I lot, A Very Improvable Freehold Estate, situate in the r pmrsh of South Benfleet, in tite county of Essex, about Smiles from Rayleigh, atnd 7 from Southend, com risinz a most desirable farnt, called SouthBendeet Hall. containing 182 acres of very produc- tive arable and marsh land, free of rectorial tithes, exeluerreof the, Saltings, with a farm, barn. stabling, antI outbuildings, now in hand; the land taxis redeemeid. To be viewed by applying on the premises, where printed particulars may be haId; particulars also at the Golden Lion, Rayleigh; Ship, Rochford: at Whales's Hotel Southend,' King's Head, llaldon; 'rhree Cons, Colchesrer; Black Boy, Chelmsford; Unicorn, Romford ; Faleon, Gravesend; of J. B. Williame, esq. solicitor, Swan-hill, Shrewsbury; lessrs. Clarke, Richards, and Iledcalte, solicitors. Chancerylane, London; at! Garrassy'sr; and of Jllr. Forrest, 87, Alderagate.street, London, wvhere a plan mav hc seen.I Twelve Acres of Building Ground, in the Village ot t,ec, near Blncklheath, part of Lee-place Estate.-B- Mlessr-. DRIVER, at he Auction-mart, on Friday, October 22, at 12, in ten lots, without any reserve, V EN most eligible Lots of Freehold Building Ground, very delightfully situate, in the most beautiful part of the much I adnsired'village of Lee, near Blackheath, and 6 miles from London. being the ornamental site of 12 acres, oriming the rich paddock and gronnd hitherto attached to Lee-place Mansion, the ancient residence; of the Boon family. The land has been disposed into mest desirable lots of various quantities, tromn half an acre to one acre and a half, each, anti in one instance of above 3 acres, incladine the pieturesque island arnd handtorne piece of water: the whole offering most eli"i- ble sites for building, the situation being usiversaliv admired, and the vies roverSlooter's.hill and a rich country pecaliarly interebting, whilst all needful accoisimodation is procured from the convenience of stages to'London at every hour. PrinteCl specifications, with en- graved plans annexed, may be had at the Green AMan, Blacklteath i Lion and Lamb, Lewisham ; Ship, Greenwich ; Tiger's Head, Lea- i green; at the Auction-mart; and ot\f MeRsrs. Driver, surveyors and 1 landi nsents, 13, New Bridge-strept, Blatkfriars. To Picture Delers, Oilmnen, Brokers, &c.-B- .r. y-MI R RIrLO,, . at bis Sale Room, 20, Skinner-street, SnowtrhIl, T'ins DAY, r,r 12, () NE llundred Picture Frames of variouts dimensions a few p:intings, 4Vs lot, of oii,, colours, pickles &c. and household furniture of the usual description, incluithg Ledsteads, beds, upright piarno'orte, sitleboard, tables, carpets, glasses, kitchen requisites, &e. Alay be viewved, and catalogues had of' Mr. .Mlurrel!, 20, Skinner-streer, Snowhill. Holywell-street, near Slioredtuch l'urnpike-BY- Mr. BURtTON, at thc Alart,Tssts DAY, October 15, at 12, by direction of the Assignecs or Samuel Cohen, a bank-nipt, 'iHE Lease of a coiiveriieut Dwelling-house, %vitli com- T' modious double bowv fronted Shop, eligibly situate, No. 168. Holywell-street, ncar Shoreditch turopike. 'I'o be viewed, and par- ticulars had on t'he premises; a- thie :fart; of ,Ir. Phipps, solicitor Weaverr.'hall ; and of air. Burton, Bucklersbiiry. Pentonvillc.-Eltigble `nvextmeeni.=By .Mr. BURTOt), at the Mlart, T'tis DAY, OCt. 15, at 12, in 2 last. Lot L., Very excellent well tinished brick Dwelling- 1T house, fitted up in the immediate taete,and replete with donmestic convenience, pleasantly situate, No. 8, Brenswick-ter- race, leading from Penton-strect to Barrisburv-park, containitig 2 handsome-lofty draw ing rooms, communicating with folding doors and appropriarely finished with modern marble chimneypiecea and rich paper, an excellent dining and morning room, opening witb folding doors, and suitably fitted, 3 comfortable chambers, light kirchen,with dresser, shelves, and conveniertclosers, aback kitchen, and walled garden, Lot 2. A ditto, correspondinglv finished, being No. 7 adjoining. A Icasc of these desirable premises will be grantetl by the freeholder for 80 years, at low ground rents. To be viewed, and descriptive particulars had on the premises ; of F. Turner, e'q. 5, Bloomsbury-square ; at te Alart; and of Alr. urton, 25, Bucklersbury. Eligible Invebtment.-Valuable Tithe-free Farm, Norwut tradley, Bueks._By l S r. BURTON, at the Auction Mart, TH I r DA, Y )ctober 16f, at 12, by order of the Devisces in trust of the late Mlr. Wnm. Fisher, A Very cotnpact and desirable Freehold and sinall part lcaaehold Estate, most eligibly situate in a fine sror:ing country at North Crawley. 3 miles from Newport Pagnell, 7 from Woburn, and 50 from Londlon, comprising a good farm hoube, with requisite farm buildings, also a capital barn, stahling. foddering sheds, and warm farm yard, conveniently situate at the extremity of the estate, together with 231 acres of good meadow, pasture, and arable !a;itl, in nearlv equal proportions, lying exceedingly compact. and judiciously divided into suitable enclosures, with thrifty live fences. 'Ibhis desirable estate is in the occupation of a respectable tenant, wio has known the farm manv rears, and is desirous of tak- ing a lease at 2001. per annum, or will give possession when re- quirech. To be viewed, and particulars had of Mlr. Fisher, on the premises ; at the Swan inns, Newport Pagnell, Olney, and Leigh. ten Buzzard; Sugar Loaf, lunstable; Peahen, St. Alban's; Cock, Stony Stratford; Rose and Crown, Northampton; Tinker.Turvey ; Chronilel Printing-office, Ayesbury; S6wan, Bedford; the Hind, Vellingboroigh; of MIr. (Green, solicitor, Woburn,; Winmrnill, St. John-street ; at the Mart; and of Mlr. Burton, 25, Bucklers- bury, London. Second Sale of Freehold Building Ground, Uroytlon,Surrey, l,and Tax Redeemed.-By (r. BURT(N, at the D-rby Annm, Crovdnn, on Tuesday, Oct. 19, at 12, ri WENTTY-TWO Lots of mnost eligible Building Cround, suitable er rneat detached or connected houses, de- lightfully situate in a respectable neighbourhood, an easy distance from the centre of the capital market town of Croydon, in the county of Surrey, contiguous to Mr. Mlorton's hunting stables. l'he lots to be viewed by application at the Derby Arms, where descrip- tive particitlars, with plans. may be obtained; also at the White Lion, Streathnam i Teleerapb, Brixton-hill; Grayhound, Car- saalton and Sutton WVhite Hart, ilitcham; Crown, itorden; Bells, Dlerton; Angel, 'r'ooting; of Meesra. Surr and Brooking, 80, I,ombard.sireet; and of .Ir. Burton, 25, Bucklersburv. Last Part ot the extensive Stock of COlia3 and rich Cut Glass, of Alr. Barlovw deceased.-By Mr. FAREBROTHER, on the Premises, 29, Bismopsgate.etreet.without, on Tuesday, Oct. 26, atid 3 following days, at 11 precisely each day, by order of the Executor, "jpH F last part of the extensive Stock of rich Cut Glass, iiin,lessert services, water julgs. decanters, goblets, wines, and otherarticles, platetdliquor, cruet, and soy trames with cut glass bottles; cut glass lustres and lamps. The china comprises dinner and dessert services, supper trays, cabinet and ornamental vases, cups and cans, tea and coffee equipages, inimitably pencilled in landscapes5 birds, fruit, and various designs, andl gilt in a superb and costly manner, a fewT bronzes, pasper and japanined tea 4eoards, waiters, card boxes, and various effects. To be viewed on Satur- day andi Monday preceding the sale; c.atalogues had en the premises, at fid. each,~andl of P4r. Farebrother, 6, Wellington.street, Strand. By MIr. SAUNDERS, at his Great Room.39, Fleet-treet, TRms DAY, October 15, and 3 Itolowing days (Sanday excepted), at h:tlf-past 1 preciselyv A Collection of -aluable Books in general L,iterature, including Carte's Duke of Ormonde, 3 vole.; Aleyrick's Ancient Armoutr, 3 vols.; Ciwper's Anatomy; Historical and Critical Dicfionarv; Salt's Views; Stowse't London, 2 vols.; Clarke'8 Trrawels, S vols. -Encyclopedie, 58 vols.; Scapulae Lexi- con cura Bailey ; Crnniques de Froissart, 3 vole.; Otiley's En. graving, 2 vols. ; Porter's Travels in Georgia, &c. 2 vols.; Dodsley's Anntal Register, 60 vols,; British Novelists, 50 v'ols.; Novels and Tales, 18 vole.; Pantalogid 12 vole. ; British Essayists, 45 vole.; Law's IVoiks, 9 vols. ; .:larke's Works, 22 vole.; Strype's Rcciesiastical Miemerials, 7 vels.; Burnet's Reformation and Own. Times, 10 vols.; Voltaire's Works, 50 vols. ; the W'orks of Hame, Gibbon, Smollet, Fielding, and other esteemed authors, the whole in good preservation. To be viewed and catalogues had. To Auctioneers in the Horse znd Carriage Commisaion Business, Coachmasters, Livery Stablekeepers., &c.-By JOHN LANG- DON, on the.Premises, on Thursday, Oct. 21, at 1, by direction of the Proprietors dissolving partnership, unless sn acceptable offer is previously made by private contract, rl'IHAT lucrative Concern, well knowm as Sadler's _L Repository, Gomwell-street- for the sale of horses and carriages. The premises comprise a handgeme entrance, capacious show yard, stabling for 80 horses, excellent dwelling-house, double counting- house, and suitiable offies. This valuable proparty has been esta bli8hedsincethe year 1804, andisheld for aterm of 20 yenrs, at 3001. per annum, which is nearly d'sscarged by company viewing the show of prize cattle. To be viewed dil the sale, when Particulars may be had;i also at Garraway's and of John Langdon, Broadway, near Ludgate.hill; and Blackheatb.hill.| Excellent Household Furniture, Pier and Chimney Glasses, Grecian LampR, large Carpets, &c. removed from the Edgware-road.-By Air. JAAM S DENE W, at his Auction Room, Charles-street, Berlreley.square, THis DAY and To-morrow at 1I, PHE: genuine and very excellent Housefomd Furniture, Jfi pier and chimney glasses, mirrors, porcelaine, clocks, candela- bras, square pianofortc, and numerous useful and valuable efFects, the property of a gentleman, removed from his late residence in the lEdgware-road, for the convenience of sale, comprising four-post, field, canopy, and patent chair bedsteads, with chintz cotton hangings, featherbgds, mattresses, and bcdding, capital mahogany winged and plain wardrobes chests of drawers, commodes, secretaires and bu . reaus, saits of lofty drawing-room and parlour curtains, excellent rosewood card, sofa, loo, pembroke, circular, writing, and work tables, pier cabinlets and consoles, mahogany and japanned chairs, ofas, coaches, and fauteuils, patent dining tables, pedestal side- boa4l. pillar-and-claw breakfast tables, two glazed library book. easel, Brussels, Turkey, and Axmiinster carpets of large dimensions, hal lamnpe, kitchen requisites, &c. To be viewed this day ann ntornings df salc, and catalogues lit otf l,r. Denew, at bso affice, m Charlto-strept, Berkeley-sqwtare- Croydoin, Surrey.-Important Valuable F.reehold Businiess premises, Of consliderAble extent, vith capital Dwe4Hing,.hotle and arme Garden, High-street....By. Messrs. BL~AKE, permptiorily, at the King's Armns Inn, Croydon, an Saturday, Oct. 30, at 2 for 3 ALL tho:e very excellenit Freehold Premnises, lana e LLredeemetd, situate in the most eligible part of EIigh-street, mnents, having 8 good bedrooms, cwassing ditto, 3 parlours, and other corrsponingconsnienies a lrgewell Planted gardaen tastily lai ou, ayad o cosidrale xtet,in wbich are various commo- diou buIdlg~, reced urpselyforthestowge f crn,coatls, &c. but seie' onvrtile o oher urpses an stblig fr abDve 20 of te kid tat hs ben of~re in royon ft yers;the situa- ction, hter viewed as a Place ofbune!oprvt ret,idence, ca ims decided preference over almost evcry other. and the un- usual extenlt of the prernises in so imposing a situation are ebireosg which cannot fail to excite dlue coinsiaeration. bMay be viewed 10 days before the sale with tickets, and particularst had at the Auction Mart of Alesstrs. Drew and Son, solicitors, Bermnondsey; and of Allessrs. Blak-e. Croydon. Original Cabinet Painfr;9ga-.-Bv Air. S11AIiBN,a i Rooms, 129, Pall-mall, opposite AlarlbilroughhoDUSe, TVo-morrow, (et. 16, wmithout reserve, 0OMPRISIJNG about Sro exclllent Specimens of the Dutch and Flemish Scheols, worthy the attention of the en noi8saur or dealer. AMay be viewed, and entailoes,les had at the rogoms, 58, Pall-mill ; or at Mlr. Sasallbone'sf offices, 47, High- street, Bloomaburre. 'ino Woollen Factory, Mllerchants, Drapr,Tios lpelr,&c -Capital Stock of Woollen Ctlotha.By.r.3 RS at the Auctien Mart, THiss DAY, October1,a 2 Lag tock of 1W est Coti ty rod Qtlis antl ALreKerseymerres, consisting of exr aoy uefne and second blacks, blues, and medlleys; exeln rbmled drabs, dnoible and sinVle tsi~]Ld kerseymerr n ixed, brown anid drab plains ladies' and 1;elisBe cloiths nt varietyootearils Mlay be viewed o-re day preceding and mrningsto ae n aa lo-gUes had At the Mtart; and of r.J RosChclcrt Old Jewrv. Well secured Freehold Ground Rent of 271. Per Arnism, and Leasehold Estates. Shitoklewell. Bow. avnd Stepner...By Mir. .MsITLJl-ELL, at Garraway's, Tenris DAY, 0ct. 15,at 12. Freehiold Ground Re-nt of 271. artTiply secured upon A Five nest lhouses, Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, and ii, on the west aide of. Catherine~street, Hlollowav, let on lezse to Atir. Gale, a highly respectable lessee. A Leasehold ditwo, of 271. 10s. seruretd upon Five Hiouses, S!. Vin-cent.street, Commtercial-roag, DiEtto of 2311. arising f'rom Se2ven Hotuses. Henry, and Cathterioe,snreets, Stepnev. A respectabie Residence, No'. 1,Tse-lc, Shscltlr- well, let ait the low rent o-f 251. Three WoUSes,l :Ioe 15, and 16, LDow-commono-lape. let to very goodi trena-im,~ subsitanTial Freehiold Hiouse, N,4. 13, Greee-street, Bethnal.vrreen, let at 131. 13s. Five genLteel Htuse", St. Vincentt-stree,' ~ootnmerr: rial-roari, let at 91)1. Thirieen Houses, Exmonth-.place, anti H- enry-streer, Stepney, let at 2001. Pa'-iculars may be had otf Air. Ciiippendale, solicitor. 3, Crasne-cour-L.Fieet.,trcert at the Artchor- Old-road, Stlnepor; King's Arrae, Henrv-street, dlit'o ; a- Garra- way's ; the Auction Mlart ; anti of MIr. M5itchell, 7, Nortolnfalgate, and 23. Neweate-ntreet. Vlf,Iuable Lesseholsd E4late. Bt~tipNgate. Iwo Top)htild lHin-es,1 H4ighigate, snd Annuities of' 20) and 131. Der anntimn.-Bv M1r MITCH ELL, ait GarrawaY"r. Tsttis DAY. Oct. 15, at 12, -Net Secetire Rent of 931. per antnii, arising from AEight substan,iO Houses. With shnop, &_ eligibly sitriate a few yards rn a%uy e lre,ad nteIuii thruhaefrn-. Biahopsgatre.seree, therrtt, being Nag. 3fi, 37, 38, 39, and 49-, Skinner-strcet, and Nos. 50, 51, and 52, Long- allev, lEt on le2re to AIr. Caornbe, carrier, and oLher respectable lessees. TI'eo neat Cop yhold Houses, pleasantly situa-t', front- inc the Grove, Highgat~, let to Merssrs. White and Kirby. at 331. 12s. tier annum. An Annuity of 131. 4'. per anntam, payablre by the Roval Exchiange Assurance Company, daring the life of a perton, aged 29 vears. A di-to of 201. per annump, daring thte life of I youing person', secured upon anchorsmith's premnises, .11ilIwall, inl dhe occupation of Alr. Joseph Wright, and the fixtures thereon. Particulars; may be had of Mlessrs. N)ckin'on and SAOgrove, solicitor', 35, St. Swithin'q-lane, and 74, High- etrget, Poplar; e Mi'ller, llign-seraee, 1"tinri!on ; Uzrraway'ts; and of r.Mtel.7. Nortontelgate, and 23, Neirga?esrtreet..' Estate, Cheshunt, Hjert..-Notice of Sale Postponed. I T ESSRS. KIMPTON aud SOIN respectfully infbrm i?tJi the Pu blic, thnt the SALE of CROUCH HOUTSE FARMJ, 'ituste near Gaff's Oak, advertised for Sale at the Auction Mlart, onx Friday, the 15th of October inKtant. i- DisposED or' by PRIVATrE CO NT RA C T.-H erttford, Oct. 13. 1824. ByMiss "-i A!T'U-N anid SON, at t h ~ Pealien I nn, St. Al bae'ai, Herts. on Sautrrrlav, Oct. 23, at 2, in L:atp, rW?HIRTFEEN Acres of Building Ground, adjoining the AL Naew-road. Sr. Alban',r, Harns, called Pound Field, with early posseestson, on Lease for a term ef which 797 years were unexpired at Lady-eay last. This valuable anti important property presentr suchl an opportunity to buildlers and others as rarely occurs, It is; well calculated for ttie erection of residlences for trade or private occupa-. tion, being pleasantly and advantageoDusry situate contiguous; to th.e capital marlket town o1 St. Alban's, and presenting a frontage of 1,085 feet, next thie new turnpike road. leaclinz from St. Alban's to Redbourn. Brick earth might be roneveniently found in any part of the premises. This estate will be divide&-, marked, and act oL-r 14 days prior to the sale, whien particulars miay be had at the place of salec; Auction al art ; or Mes'rs. Nichiolson end I,ongmnore, solici- torsi, H'ertford ; and at the offices of Mlessrs. Kimpton atnd Son, lanid agents, Union-couirt, Old Broad-street. Lonidon, and at ilersTord., where a plan of the lot.' mia be seen. Kelvedon, Essex.-A valuable Freehold Reidence, wtris Stahl-e, Chaieehouse, Yard, excellent Garden. ~c.-Rv Rt. PEAKE, at the Auiction AMart, Tears DAY, ()Ct. In, withiout rescrrve, AVery desirable Freehold Estate, comprising a respect- Alk ble and modem built house, containing 4 principal chami- bers, fitted with numerous closets, store rooms, spacious landing reomy staircase. handsome dining room. neat breakfast patrlour, hall entrance, paved kitcheu. seith serva74ta' staircase, washliouse, and good cellars for wine and beer, a yard with pump of excellent water- a gtable, chaisehouse, and sired, a neat fore copirt, shruhberr, and an" excellent gzardeni well stocked with choice p~roductive frulit treecs the whole in the oescupation of Mir. Sparrow, who is under an agreement to qujit at Michiaelmas next. The estate is delightfully placed with an excellent frontige on the sidie of the road nearly- olppetite the 41 mile stone, ini thie best part of the reepec-table, plriant'.. and mucth admiired town of Kelvedon, only 3 miles from Coggeslhall, 4 from. 'Witham, 10 from Colchester, and 12 from Chelmesfard, and coaches pastehouse to and from L-ondon several times a dayv. Tfo be viewe,d by leave of the tenant any day, prev-ious to the sale ; particu. lars may be had on the premise': also at the Swan. Kelveden ; Cutps, C'olchester, Black Bov'. Chelmsford : White Hart. Romford;7 of' J. W. Calev, esq. solicitor, Qoeen-square, London and of' R. Peake, auctioneer, 68i, AMark-lauc. London, and 'Waltham-abbecy, Essex. Warwtckshure.-IPttrles, Aston J uxta Btrrningh2ni.-Bv Allr.. JO,SIAH ROBINS, at the Auction-mars, on Thursday, Octo- ber 28, at 12, either togeth)er or in the following two lots, and subject tn cooditmins then to be proiuced, Lot 1. _7RDIINGTONT.-All the Tithes or Tentlis of' A_d Corr., Grain, and Palsce, late the property of Sir LUs. ter Holte, hurt, arising ouit of lands, tenements, or hereditsments, being the major part ofe the manor of Erdington, in the psrish of Aston aforesaid, and belonginz to the Right Homnourable Lord Cair. zoo, Right Honouirable Lord Bradlord, Job; Ha-rrison, c-eq. Rev. - Harrison, IMiss Hoiden, Mr. Brettill, late Thiomas ann Bra.. bins Buitler'st efstates, Wyrley Birchi, esq. John Chattock, enq. Thomas Birch. esq. Rev. Egerton Bagot, Richard Fowler, A1r. Powell, Mliss flevinghann. Mr. Fox Banner's trustees. S!andley't; trustees, Fentham's truste'es, Henry Brook, e!sq. Rosabelle Geas'r, Thomas Greensall, Johin Greensall, Johin Mioss, William Hutton, Joseph Harrisotn, late Humplhrey, Holden, Joes. Harrison, late James's trust, John Jenkins, John Kettle, esq. William Leonard, late Join Pritchitt, Thomas Potter, Air. Gibbins, Air. Owen, and. yarious other proprietors of landls, cooraining togrether 2,337a.1Ir. 23p. or thereabouts.-Bordesley.-Lot 2. All the Tithes or Tenths of- Coin Grb, nd uls, aso atetheproperty of Sir Lisrer Belte, har. aisig ot o lads,tenmens,or heredtiaments, being the rosir prt f th maor f Bodeser,in the parish of Attest afore- sai, ndbeoningroAi. hale Llyd Smul lod, Jamee Brooksand ohers;Mr. Sudamos, Jaes Woole, req. and. various oilier persons, containing togete l,2a r 9.or there- abouts. These tithes are very producie ssigfotvalutable lands, and the tenants and occupiers othladtaeand pay for their respective portions of tithes without tie intretion, of any middle-man. They will be sold subject to limictaions so the fuiture: born sons of two gentlemen, sucre.aively in tail male, the one aged 76 years and upwards, the other 74 y'earis and upwards, who are bothi widowers, wilhout children. Far further particulars apply to T11o- mias Barerm,' seq. 9, St.Mlildred's-coe'tL,Poultry,,London; Miessrs.. Claridge and Iveson, Pall-mall. Londlon ; or to air. Josiah Robins, Aston Brookc, Birminghami. A.lephi Stand~SPeOdi Funitre,setOf magnificent Card, Sofa, Lao, and Console 'Tables, in rosewood, With, (Cabi !t, 12 aolid Chairs, with Cushions, 2 Langhiam Couches, an E3 set of Chintz Drawing-room Curtains, with bullion fringe, all in sole, large Frcncb Polished winged Wairdrobe, Damaskgi Table and Bed Linen, French Chimney Ornaments, &~c. the genuline Pro- pertv, taken in Execution, withoct reserve.-BY esr.. BURROWVS and Co. on thte Prermises, 21, ,John-street,OPPcsite Osborne's Hotel ,T'ris DAY, Friday, October 15, and follow- ing des'. at 12, ('1qOPRIS1NG lofty Mfahogany 4.-Post Be&.teadc, with JCrhintz and MDreen hanginigs, with goose end down bkedding compete Freek anopy, tent, and other bedsteads, with Fuitable beding st o moee palou crtassfor S windows, 12 Spanish mahoanyehare,covredin eater,valuable pedeetal slab side.. boar, cavedhackand arrl frnt, et f extending telescope patet diing abls, lne billant itinacyglasses, lare Turkey andBrueel capets, ibrry nd ~~aurnchars covercd in leather, suit of roewoo tabls, secretay bookcas,- lag Ibhrvr table, chests of drawers, basin stands, tables and chairs tc, na-, r gla" dinner lamp, pole fire screens, bronzes, quantitY of rich cut glease, bagatelle boards, &c. and a variety ot articles too nurneroms to Pat. ticularize. Mlay be viewed; catalogues had on the prenttsee and of the auctioneers, 27, Surrey-street, Strand. At the Broker's Warehouses. Alderegate-str0t, i D theeroff Ith inst. at 11 for 12 precisely, without rcserve, by Order of the Assignees, HE large and genuine Stk in Trade (in _jtltI3e condition) of Mlessrs. Robert and George Nise, of ood. street and Leeds, manufacturers and me rhants, bankrupts, con- si4tineg of 650 Pieces Shalloens, Morcens, 89 Pieces Fanc7 and Tarta and Oallimancoes stuffis 400 -ClbeckeilFiguredStsuffs - Carnation adIsSteiperi and Tartan Plaids Plaids 160 - Bombazets and Bom- 60 a Clothe basins ~~~60 S-tins,b5.rcriet5,1 an basins buetin 150 - Cassinets, Toilinets, ILoastr gs Printed Quiltings, o0 Cloaittgs antI Virlnccag r 150 Cloaks re With ttundry, Norwich Crepes, ItaliaLn Nets, Craps- Scars,"c | and lralencsas thc ~~tirne of Wae, frorn g To be viewed trom Monday the Ilth tO tthe tiderfgaltreet, at o'clock until 5, at the Broker's WarehOus, Aldesga a wihich time catalsttes may be had of THOMAS FELLOWVS, Swor Broker 'P-s~t twn montbhs. SALES BY AUCTION. ---- _-T2