Sales By Auction.
The Times, 1824-10-16T00:00:00

l)'sirs3'4e Proreasioml or Mercantile Rcsidence, Broail-street_ b1'.ldinRs._By Mr. WrAl. STZVENS, at the Mfart, on Tuesday, Oct. 26, at 12, unless an acceptable offer be previously made by Private Contract, Very cxcellent Family Dwelling-house, in good repair, A . desirably situate, No. 34, Broad-street-bnildings, within 5 mninutes' walk of the Royal Exchange, comprising 5 airy sleeping rooms, with closets, and a store room; first story, 2 hand?ome drawisi rooms comrmunicating byfoldingdoors, and a water closet; principal story, dining and breakfast rooms, good entrance hall, and water closet ; the domestic offices consist of kitchen, washhouse, pintry, knile and bottle hauses, water cloget, and good cellaring for wine. beer, and coals: belhind the house is a cheerful garden. The property iR held on lease under the city of London for an unexepired te-rm of 16 years from Christmas last at the verv low rent of f0 vuineas per annum. lay be viewed with tickets only, which with fuirther particulars may be had at the place of sale; and of Mlr. Wm. Stevena. 3f. Old Jewrv. Oricinal Cabinet Patntingus.._v .Mr. S.[ALLBONl, at his Ronms, 52. Pall-mall, opposite Marlborough-housc, THIS DAY, Oct. 16, vithout reserve, flOIMPRISING about 8o excellent Specimens of the ' Datch and Flemish Schools, worthy the attention of the con- noiSseur or dealer. ilay be viewed, and catalogues hal at the roorns, 58, Pall-mall ; or at AMr. Smallboge's offices, 47, High. street, IBoomsbury. lto'ble Policy of Insurance.-By W. J. SlrlITH, at Garra. way's, on Wednesday, Ocr. 20, at 12, y of Assurance, effected in the Equitable Instar- nnOce, for the original sum of 2,0001. in the year 1805, payable with the increase thereon (which is accumulated to upwards of 3,0001.) on the death of a gentlemnan now in hia 55th year. Par. ticulars at Garraway' ; and of W. J. Smith, 38, Blackman-street, 3ioraueh. Bjf Mr. CA.3MiPION, at his Auctiun Rooms, 7j0, Bmsho`sgate. street, on Tuesday next, Oct. 10, at 11, , N excellent Assortment of Unredeemed Property, A comrrehendine gold, silver, and metal watches, modern plate and plated goods, rings, brooches, pins, and other jewellery, gold chains, seals, and keys, guns, pistols, and cutlery, cut glass and china, fine trn,ed harp, laces, muslins, bed, table, and Irish linens, hose, cambrics. shawls, handkerchiefs, cloths and kerseymeres, ladies' and gentlemen's prime wearing apparel, carpets, rugs, blanketa., feather beds, household furniture, and other effects, pledged with a number of respectable pawnbrokers, which is shown in the catalogues, at the view, in the rooms. zplendid Stock of Cut Glass, consigned from the very extensive and justly celebrated Waterloo Glass Works, at Cork, for abso- lute sale. (l EORGE PEARSE respectfully acquainits the Nobility, N.jf Gentry, and the Puhlie, that he shall have the honour to submit to. SALE by AUCTION, at his Spacious Rooms, 135, Oxford-street, near Caveradish-square, on 'Vednesday, the 27th instant, and following days, at I for 2 o'clock preciselr, without the small-st reservation, a most splendid ASSORTMENT of CUT G .ASS, comprising every requisite of clegance or utility for the dinnet, dessert, and supper table. Further particulars of which will appear in future advertiements.-135, Oxford-5treet, Oct. 14, 1824. Impaortant Stage Coach Business.-}eorge and Blue Boar Holborn -Bv Mir. TOPLIS, on the Premises, on londay, Oct. 8,ast 12, t HE very valuable Loase for 14 or 21 years, at the low T rent of i250 per annum, of all those extensive and most desirable premises, the George and Blue Boar Inn Yard, Holborn, comprising those appertaining to the stage coacl business only, upon which the proprietor has recently expended several thousand hounds - they consist of capital stabling for about 80 horses, large grararies, and hay lofts, a capaious open yard with covered standing for carriages, 2 most convenient coach officex, and a very eligible dwell ing house. The whole most judiciously arranged, vith capability of conducting a concern of the firat magnitude enual to any in the kingdom. Land-tax redeemed. The. purchaser'of the lease will have the option of taking, within 14,zlays from the day of sale, the proprietor'a interest in the stage coach business, also the ve saperior stock of about 250 horses, harness, coaches, &c. for which a liler"l time will be given for payment. Meay be viewed, and printed partitulars had on the premiscs; and of AIr. Toplis, 22, St. Paul's churchyard. To Cabinetmakers, Upholsterers, Beokert, eii OtlerS.tocn Trade lHousehold Furniture, and Effects of 4n Uphol Byerer..ey Air. wROOK, on the Prenises, No. 388, Oxfordstret, ott Tuesday, Oct. 19, and following day, at 11, by order of the Sheriff of Middlesex. V'?HE superior Manufactued Stock comprises mahogany I winged and other wardrobes, chestaofdrawers, handsome zebra ande oak wood 0o0 tables, mahogany pedestal and other sideboards, set of patent dining tables, commodes, zebra and rosewood fauteuil tables, inlaid rosewood teapoyps sets of bed steps, fire screcne. dinner nnd sandwich trays, aet of beautiful rosewood drawing room chairs, ditto card tables, carved ornaments, Rutland fauteuil and other chairs, aofas, 4-post bedsteade, &c. The unmanutactured stock consists of zebra plank and veteers, rosewood ditto, oak veneers, beech, satin, and a variety of other woods. At the same timo will be sold tee household furnitare, fixtures, and a variety of other effects. May be viered on Mlonday preceding the sals, when cata. logues may be had on the premises; and of M?r. Crook, auctioneer, d1, Skinner-street, Snow-hill. N. B. The manufactured stock, wond, &-c. eill be sold on the first day. Sussex.-BY bleasrs. PLUMER and SON,as the King'Head F Inn, in Cuckfield, on Monday, Oct. 25, tnst, by order of the Trustees saDpointed by Act of Parliament for Sale of the Estates of Jame2 Cooke, est. deceased, at 1, in lots, T HE,following Freehold Estates, situate near the town _A of Cuckfield, in the county of a ussex, and contiguous to the turnpike road leadig from London to Brighton, viz.j-Eageland Farm, about 92 ecres, occupied by Sir. Stephen Mlarten. Upper Burchett's Farm, about 42 acres, same tenant. Goldsmith's Two Fields, about 6 acres, same tenant; antl Peartree Cottage and Gar- den, adjoining, occupied by Thoma Burtenshaw. Sherries, or Slippe:y Farm, about 27 acres, cccupied by 61!r.Thomas Pearce; and a Dwelling-house and Garden adjoining, in the occupation of Henr- a Marten. I.eylandd aFarm, near St. John's-cominon, about 30 aerer. occupied by Mrs. E ager. Iower Burchett's Farm, about 29 acres, occupied by lVm.Wells. the Moiety of the Tithes of Corn and,Grain upon certain farms in the parish oF Cuuckfield, containing in the nole 2t;4 acres more or lee.- A Dwellinghouse, with a shop and grarden, at St. i>oh's.ceflmnon, occupied lby John GWard. A snndt Fraehold Bstate, in the Parish of Cowfold, which will qualify a pur-. chaser to vote at elections for members of parliament 'or heBorough of New Shorehem and the County of Sussex. Copghold_ Lower Mlloonhill Farm, about 44 acres, with the loiety of the Tithes of Corop3nd Gran thereon, occupied by ill,. Stephen Aarten. The estatea may be viewed on application to the tenants, and for further partiueiaru apply to Messrs.Dendy and ll orph et, eolidtors,Bream's buildingr, Chaneeryblane, London; or to Mr. BStdman, solicitor, or o4ov*4e0cle, 4jQhtw1 Caitl Parmin Stkl, 37 Loads' of'fine Afeadlow Elay 2 !Itics of' Clover, Whbeat, Oats and Barley in thie Straw, and kd'ects, near Baeshor,' Sutrey, on the Souithampton-road.- By Alr. HOGGARTr; on the Premisesi, Hatton H4ill Farm, in the parialh of WVindleshiam, a short distanrce fromn the 24-mile stone, ond the Rqvqhot.road, on Friday, Oct. 22, at 11, HE wbole of the Live aiid Dead Farming Stock,.the T'-.property of the Re-v. Thomas Snell, who has disposed otf the estate ; cotmprising a fine floeck of 104 sheep, 27 lambs, and a rarns 8 strong cart' horsesi, breeding and sitore pigs andI poultry ; also staeks of fine meadow hiay, 2) ditto of clover, I Juto of oats, I ditto of beans, I ditto of wheat and oats, 1 Aitto of-barley, oats anid peas unthreshed, 4 waggonsv, 9 carts, and a variety of plooighs, harrows, andI other agricultural implemenits. Mlay he viewed two days previ.. otis to the 8ale, and catalogues had on thte premises ; at the White IFlart, l3atrshot ; the Bush inn, Staines.; the Cathierine WVheel, Egharmi; Castle inn, WVindsor ; of Alr. Aferringtnn, surveyor, Uztion-court, Broad-street ; and of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad. street, Royal Exchangp. (iTorge.sItreet, Hanover-square.-..4aiitaI FreeklAlti Property, pro- ducinte 1601. per annum...By MVr. fIOGGART, at the Mlart, on Friday, October 29, at 12, A Valu~ble Freehold Estate, consisting of a substantial .'L& residtence, upon whiCh a considerable sum hasi recently, been exKpendcd, VeTy drerably sititate, No. 32, George-street, leading to Haniover..equare,, the centre of a most respectable and fashionable neighbourhood, in the occupation of Mdr.T'iitua Berry on lease to AlIr. Durhiam, at the low rent of 1601. per annumi. 'l~o be viewed by permisision of the tenant 'withl eATts, WhiChI with particulahrs may be liad of MVr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange particuilars also at the Mtart. Excellent Fr-eehold Busines,s Promises, Fleet-street, suitable far a Bankingholisa or any Public Eseablishment.__.-By Mir. HiOGGAR{T, at the AuctiotA Mart, on Friday, Oct. 29, at 12, Veyvaublr eeholdPrpet, eligibly situate for batr; containing numecrouis apartmentst for the occupation of a famnily, antl 2 commanding shops, in the Occupation of Mleasrs. Mcdhiurat and S.1tero. The e.4tate is let on leasie, of which there are about 2 years unexoired, at a low rent of 2001. per annum, but of the value Of 350). per annum. To be viewed by leave of the tenants-, and Particulars had at thec Mlart, and of eMr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad. strecs, Rqlval Exchinge. Fre~ehohld )wligou, Kingsland..road, exonerated fronti the L~and-tasc.--B.ly Sir. H-OIIOART, at the Mlart, on Friday, the '219th of October, at 12, Substatttial well built Freehold Dwelling-houise, Aeligiblv situate for business, No. 13, on the preterable aide of Kingsl4ndLr6ad, a short, disitance from Shoredlitch church, containing 6 bcdroonms, a how fronted shiop, parlour, kitches, and washhouse, srithi pVed YaTd, latte in the occupation of MNr. Green, at a rent ol 621. 10,. per aninum.. Mlav be viewedl, and particulars had at the Iiaig-hnuse, Kingsland-roadi; at the Mlart; and of Mlr. Hoggart, 12, Old Broa,l.e,reet, Royal Exchange. G`apital Fre-shold Estate, near Wtsbeacti, CAambridgeahireL, pro- dcluing a rental of 7001. per annuim, and offering an eligible ini. 'eestmEnt...Bv Air. HOGGAIT', at the Alart, on Fritday, November 12, at 12, A Valuable'Freehold Estate, exonerated from the land -L1-taxt, consisting of an exceltent farm, comprising 309 acres of richi arabie and grazing 150(d, situiate in the parishes of Newton and Laevcrington, in the isle of Ely, and county of Camnbridge, about 4 miles fromi the canital market town of XVisbeach, 'With an excellent brick built resideo ce, containing several bed chtambers, drawing anti dining rooms, end offices, a productiye garden, plea- sure ground?s, coittages-, barns, statbling, endI suitable agricultural buildins ini the occupation of Mlr. James Redin, jun. Mlay be viwd nIparticulars had 20 days previous to the stale of Metssrs. Giedlestone anod Wtlng, solicitors, Wisbeach ; at the Red Lion inn, CamibridIge; at the Mlart; andi of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad- street. Royal Fxchiange. Fr-eehuiti and swevll Part Copyhold Farm, a substantial 'I`nwer.built WVindm-ill, e'ctensive Allaltingliouses, Publichou.4e, anid Cottages, near Bitryv St. Edutuind'ls, on the Lone AMelford sidte, in thie county of Suiffolk.-Bv MNr. IJOGGAR'T, at the Mlart, on Fri- day, Nov. 12, at 12, in'1 lot, Most Improvable Property, compn'sin a compact A farm, in thie parishi of Shimpling wihi la m of the Bury road, anti 8 miles from that market, comprising 120 acres of capital arable and pastitre land, with a lartnhouRe and outbuildings; also a capital anid substantial brick built tower windmill, drivin'g 2 pair of stones, an extensgive melting concern, the publichousse, called the Bush, and 12 cottages. The Farmn, malting, anti windmill are let to Mlr. Gosling, a most respectable tenant, which with the other property let to various tenantg are producing a rental of 2591. per annum4. T1he estate will be sold sublject to certain annuities. To be viewed on application to thec teniants, and partticulars liadof Murses. Sp-irke, flolmes, and Jackson, solicitors, andi at the Angel inn, Bury ; the Bell, T.hetford ; the Bull, LOTIgMelfordl; at the MNart; ~nd of' Mr. HogRart, 62, Olt Broad-street, Royal Exchange. Ptra, ad ~joining Northumlberland hue.Cpital Freehold Prmss, with the Goodwill oif an old establisltedi Gold and Silver Lace Business ; also a Freehold Dwelling-house in NOr- thttmberlandecouet adjoining. - By Air. HOGGART, at the: Start, on Friday, Nov. 12, at 12, in 2 lots, unless an acceptable offer be, previously matle. Lot I. Valuable Freehold Estate, coiisisting of a spa- At.cious substantial dwetling-house writh a capital double fronted elop ligibly situatet fo Iie8,lo , Strand, in the, accupation otf Mr. Chalk, Tetiring from business. Th'e house is 4 stories in height, and contains on the tipper floor convenient light worksliops, several bedchamnbers and sitting rooms upon the athe toours, for the accommtodation of a tamily, with officesl, and cel la-rage n the basement. Lot 2. A freehold brick-built dwelling._housr, ,No. I, 'Northtrnberland-coturt, immiediately in the rear of let 1, inC to whiich it would forM at vaIluable acquisition ; containing se- weral brJfcb-abebrs, parlour, andt workshop; in the occupation of .1r. Lees, cat inetmaker, at a rent of 501. per annum. Mayk he VdeWed by per'ntSirson of the tenantsa; particulars bad at the Mlart, and at Ale. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-street, RoYal Exchangve. 0ligible Investment. - Freelold reie,antardemd- Capital and very extensive aubeFehl Premises, in the City of liondon, in the centre of the Colonial M1arkets, admirably adapted for anv Business; of Importance atnd AMagnitude.- By Mtr. HOGGART, at the Auction Mlart, on Friday, Nov. 26, at 12, in I lot, unless previously disposed of' byv Private Contract, AValuable and very eligible Freeholdi Propertv, situate It7] No. 48, Mark.lane, contiguous to the Cuttsom-hottse, water tide, colonial end corn markets, and in one of the first rate situs. tions for business I constisting of' a. stack of substantial brick built aonded warehouses, of A; floors, and aLn excellent dIry cellar each ioor and cellar about 56 feet square, strongly timbered, and equal ao support any weight of goods. A light sale roomi, abouit 33 feet ong, capable of being converted into two g.ood siixed countinglhouses. Also two excellent countinghottses on the greund floor, cotmtuni. :ating with the dwelling-house, and spacious yard enclosed by fold. ing gates, formiing the moist perfect security. Aislo attached is an 2xcellent well bu"Ilt family residence, its front of SIf.rk.-larne, of tandsome elevation, containing numerous bedebambers, dresising rooms, dining and drawing rooin,, breakfast narlour, paved ball tnd stone staircase, and suitable domestic offiesn. Tho premises accupy an extensive plot of ground the buildings were erected under the inspection of an eminent architect, and form one of the most :onmplete and grand establishments, for a merchant or warehouse.. keeper in thie city of London. 'rite premiseis are well suited for distinct btusinesses, ancti are so conveniently planned thtat the man. idon-house and countinighouses might be adapted to the first rate mercantile basiness, allowing the purchaser to realite a good interest by underletting the warehouses and sale room. To he viewed he. tween the hours of 10 and 4, arid ptarticulars had, 20 dlays previous to the sale, on the p)remises; at the Mlart; and of Mtr. H oggart, 132, Old BroadLatreet, Rtoyal Exchlange. Fyreahold anti i.itlts.free Lands,Fr,adHue icmr bill, and Chscc-side, Southgate, ofeigmost elgil in est- ments, antI now Yieldiltg low rent of but 300.peantm capable of considerable itoroivemeuta h expiratoofher. sent leaqes.--Bv Air. ldOGGART atte AuctinMr,o Friday, Nay. 26, at 12, in 7 lots, by direction of teEeuos Lot 1.4 Valuable Freehold Estate, near to nd-oe. AhL ill, and the Chace-side, Southgatc, consisting of 2 excellent residences, one of the-m tapacious, Atnd both suitable for respectable families, delightfully siituate in the mnidst of orchardsq, gardens, and surrounded by 33 acresq of mecadow anid arable land, within a ring fence) and boundedI by 2 Rood roads ; on lease to Captain Bond for 31. Years, Of whiceh 21 are now unexpired, at 1201. per antium. This rent may be called a ground rent. Lot 2. A compact awtl very eligible Cottage Residence, er Pleasoure Farm, adjoining lot 1, in a rutral situation, being somewhbat nearer to Winchmore"hill and the road letiding to Soutfigatw, with dapberblbts barns, istables, and outbuildings, and several cleaset of fine meadow land, containing upwaLrds of 16 acres;, on lease to Mlr. Russell, and held by Ihim, with other landsg, at' the aiPportioned low rentt of 651. 12s. 4d. per unnum. Lot 3. A desirable Freehold Estate., con. sisiting of the capaciosu residence and premises, With a cottage in the occupation of At r. P. Thompson, at Winchmore-hill, with a mnea- dow alics,ant grde ;'le o lesefor an unexpired term of 20 ear. a slw apationd ynt l '7. per arnnum. Lot 4. Two Fiels, clle Hopet,and ine acs, at W,inchmoro~hill, ciOn. tamig tgethr uwars of9 aresof meadow land ;, let to Mr. Allsto onleae, ppotiuen entof271. 1Ss. per annum. Lot 5. A Frehod Fild f fie AableLan, containing 3a. 2r. 7p. ; let to Sr. Russell on lease, apportioned rent 41. 7e. 6d. per annum. Lot 6. 'rwo Freehold Fields of Arable end Aliadow, let to Air. Pomfret, at 81. per annum. Lot 7. An Arable Field, adjoining to lot , containing 2 acres arid 25 perches, in the ocupation of Air. John Catchpool. To be viewved by leakve of the tenants ; and par. ticttlars hiad of AMesHrs. Blunt and ROY, solicitorsa, Broad-street. buildings; at the Alaret and of MIr. floggart, 62, Od Boad-at the art onTuedaynex, Ocobe 19 an 3 cllwing. dity at 1,in oneqenc o th nmbr of los, VJiHE genuineand extensiv Stoc inTrdeofa -.- insolvent, without reserve, consisting of silk goods, hosiery, drapery, Irish linens, superfine broad cloths, Ladies' pelisse dilto, Gentlemen's handsome boat cloaks muffs, lace veils and shawls, silk ditto, also a wardrobe of excelfent iinen, which will be lotted to suit retailers and private purchasers. Dlay be viewed the day preceding the sale; catalogues hati at the Mart, and at the auc- tioneer'i offices, Church-tr.ssage, B.asinghall-.treet. Maple-cross Estate, Rrckinersworth, kleria, with mtnietliate pos- session.-Bv Mr. SEDGWICK, at the Swan Inn, Rickmers.- worth, on Friday, November 12, at 12, Capital Freehold and (small part) Copyhold Estate, most desirably situate, at Mlaple-cross, in the parish of Rick. merswortb, in a fine part Ot the county of Hertford, t nailes from Watford, 6 from Uxbridge (both excellent cornrmarkets), and only 20 miles from London ; comprising a convenient farmhouse, with barns, stable, cowhouse, eartlodge, and every requisite agricultural building; warm yard enclosed in tront by a brick wall and folding gates, productive garden, orchard, and sundry enclosuires nf re- markably rich arabIc atnd meadow land, and a suitable quantity of wood land, well stocked with young thriving timber, and adapted for preserving game, containing toge.her about 120 acres. This estate is well known to contain some of the best arble land in the county, and presents a most favourable opportunity tor investment. Slay be viewed 14 days prior to the sale by applving on the pre- mises, where descriptive particulars, with plans ainnxed, may be bad; also at the inns at Uxbiidge; Crown, Slough, Amersham, and St. Alban's; Saracen's Head, Beaconsfield ; George, Chesbam: E:ssex Armns, Wetford; Rosand Crown, Hemel Hempotead ; at the Auction MaS3rt, Londoa; the place of sale ; of Allr. Fellowes, relieitart and of aMr. Sedgwick, land and timber surveyor ond geatat# eggPA, AsClcleti2rtswQh5j Ierts. aouse'lidld nhltmure; and ar x ts.Effbnt's.-By WIN ?tANLEY I nnd SONS, at l42, Aderegate-street, oa Wedncsday next, at ll, by ordiir of thiE:xecutors - PA T:bilte Household Furniture, removed from . St clisell-common, the property of a Gentlemran deecased. The. furiturt comprises bedstes and hangings, feather bedg and bedding, mahogany waidrolie, chests of drawere, wasbhand stands, dressing glasses, sideboard, d7ning and ether tables, chairs, carpets, ra few books, and kitchen utensils. To be viewed on Tueaday and morning of sale, when catalogues may be hiad on the premises; and of- Winstanlay and Sons, Paternoster-row. Freehold Estate, Old Fzsh..,treet.By WINS'rANLEY and SONS, at the Mart, on Friday, Oct. 29, at 12, by order of the tleir at Law of .Mr. John Fred. Steinberg deewised, A Substantially erected Brick Dwelling-house of three Astories, with a frontage in Old Fish-street of about 21 feet, a nd extending in depth down Old Fish-street-hill 43 feet. The interior at present is in an unfinished state, and communicating therewith is a strongly timbered warehouse of four floors, with crane donrs and leop holes complete, measuring from north to south about 35 feet, and from east to w7est upwards of 22 feet, a coachhouse and stable with loft, and cellaring under the whole. To be viewed bv applying on the ptremises, where printed particulars may be had ; particu. lars also of Alessrs. Stocker and Dawson, solicitors, New Boawell. court, Carey-street; at the Alart; and of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-raw'. To Alillers and Otherm.-'.nree capital and most substantial Wiud- rnills, with Storehouses and Granarier, 7 Cottage., and a conveni. ent Residlence, at Alargate.-By WINSTANLEY and SONS, at the AMart, on Friday, Oct. 29, at I, in lots, lCTERtY valuable ansi desirable Freehold and small part V Leasehold Property, consisting of 3 capital commodious atd exceedinglysubstantial windmills, containing 7 pairof stones and all the excellent going geer, capable of doing nearly 8,000 quarters per annum; together with 3 brick cottages for the men, workshops, store- houses, and granaries, &c. most desirablv situate for business, being immediately contiguoaii to the town of M1argate, fromn whence flour can be shipped for the London market. Also a convenient family dwelling-hou8e, withi a garden and fore court, inapleasant situation, a short distance from the above; 4 cottages, let at 26 puineaa per annum, and,the brick part of the building formerly the horizontal mill, no,v used as a storehouse or granarv, with extensive stabling, rsheds, coachbiouse, piggeries, yard, &c. ;'To be viewed by applying on the premises; printed particulars may be had at theseveral hotels and libraries, Illargate, Rainagate, and Broadatairs ; the innot at Dover, Deal, and Csxatterbuy * ot Mtr. Edwar Dering, A.licitor, I\!argate; of Messrs.. Corcoran and Son, 36, Mlark-lane; at the Corn ESxchang c rofl'eehouses, M>2ark.lane; at the Mart; and ot Winstaniley and Sons, Faternoater.rnw, where a plan may beaten. Brighton, Mla.ine Paradc._lMfost valuable Freehold Estates, pro. ducing 5431. 6s. per annum.-Bv WINSTA NLEY and SONS, at the Mart, on Friday, November 12, at 12, in 4 lotc, bv di. rection of the Trustees for Sale of the Property of the late Win. Parr, csq. I\ OS'l' desirable Freehold Estates, particularly eligible M for investment, consisting of the very capital and commo. dious Premises, known as the Mlarine Hotel, situate on the Marine Parade. Also Three Dwelling-houses, situate Nos. 2, 3. and 4, in Manchestersttrect, Brighton, in the several occupationst of Mrs. Cocksedge, the representatives of the late Mlr. Alderman Smith, Alr". Portis, and Mr. Slee, at rery low rents, amounting to 543;. bs. per annum. To be viewed by permission of the respective tenants; printed particulars may be had 14 days preceding the sale, at the several libraries and inns at Brighton, Worthini, Eastbournc, and Hastings; at the principal inns at lewes, Hersham, Cuckfielt, Hieksted, Crawley, Reigate, and Dorking; at the Mart; of Mr. Bedford, solicitor, Bedford-row, London ; and of WVinstanley and Sons, Paterno,terwroiw. Genusine Hi,uehold Furniture, removed for convenicncc of sale.- By Mr. EDWVARD FOSTER, at his Great Room, 14, Greek- street, Soho-square, TeTS lDAY, Oct. 16, at 11, T HE neat Household Furniture, consisting of four-post T and couch bedsteads and furnitures, goose f'eather beds, mat- tresses, blankets and counterpanes, mahogany wardrobe, chests of dIrawers, secretaire and bookrawe set of dining tables, card, loo, pcmbtike, and work tables, modern nmahoganv and japanned choirs and sofas, a tet of 3 pair of crimson moreeti window curtains, pic- tures, pier and chimney glasses, Brtissels and Venetian carpets, hearth rugs, oil cloths for rooms and passages, fenders and fireirons. stoves, ranges, glass, china, and domestic requisites. Alay be viewed, and catalogues had at Mlr. Foster's office, 14, Greek-street, Soho.square. Collection of Pictures.-By Mlr. EDWARD FCSTERK, at his Great Room, 14, Greek-street, Soho-Fquare, on Wednesday, Oct. 20, at 12, A N excellent Collection of Pictures, of the Italian, Li French, Dutch, and Flemish schools, and a few by moderni English mastere; a number of portraits of eminent characters, and a *ew lots of carved French picture frames. Maye be viewed one day ,rior, when catalogues may be had at MIr. E. Foster'a office, 14, 3reek-sireet, Soho square. Brill-crescent, Somers-town.-Good Dwelling.house and roomy Wnrkshopa, with immedinte possession.-By Alr. EDWARD FOSTER, at his Great Room, 14, Greek-street, Soho-square, nn Saturday, Oct. 23, at 12, T HE unexpired Term of the Lease of a comfortable Dawlling-htause, being No. 3, Brill-crescetnt, Somers-town, :Ontaining Ii good rooms, kitchen, anti coal house, garden, and large ange of buildings, well adapted for workshops: held for a term, of vltich 19 years are unexpired, at 40 guineas per annum. Mlay ie viewed 7 days before the sale, when particulars may be had ,n the premises; and at Mlr. E. 'Foster's office, 14, Greek-street, soho.square. itock of elegxnt Cuibia and Glass.-By Air. WIlLIA516, at the Auction Mart, on Wednesday, Oct. 20, and following day, at 12, for the Benefit of the Creditors, N elegant Stock of English and Foreign China, consist- A ing of Colebroke Dale, French, and other china in table and iesAert services, beaudtifully painted and richly gilt ; tea and coffee eta, supetb large jars, vases, ornaments, mugst, jugs, bowls, &c.; ichlcutglass8in dessert services, trifledishes, sets of decanters, sines, tumblers, claret bottles, vaterjugs and caratts, salts, suiar nsins, butter tubs, finger cups, cellery glasses, &e. ; chandeliers d Iwitres, candlesticks, &c. ; also a quantity of Indian floor mat- ing. To be viewed on Tuesday and morning of sale, and cata- oguee had at the Auction Mart; and of Slr. Williams, Throg- nortoo-street. qursery Stock, &c. Finchley.-By Nr. WILlIAMS, on the Pre- mises, nearlv opposite the Green Slan, Finchlcy, on Mlonday, Oct. 25, at 12, N Small Quantity of Fruit and Forest Trees,gooseberries, Cl currants, evergreens, &c. a few materials in doors, ahutters, Ec. an Indian gong, 2 valuable marbec busts, chaise harness, gar- len tools, Sfi, 24, and 18 round ladders, &c. To be viewed the norning of sile, and catalogues had en sthe premises; at the Green tian, Finchley, Gastehouse, Highgate ; and of Air. WVilliams, Fhrogmnrson.s,reet. L)utch Flower Roots, just arrived from Rolland.-_By atr. WILLIAMS, at the Mart, on Tuesday, October 26, at 12, A Fine Assortment of Flower Roots, consigned from an eminent Florist of Haarlem, consisting of various sorts of ianed hyacinths, tulips, roses; grand primoes, orange phbenix cions, incomparablea, campernelles, ruikende fylosen, ranunculuses, 'ersiao5 Spanish, and English Irises, &c. To be viewed the uoning of sale, and catalogues had at the Mart; at Garraway'; *nd of Mr. Williams, 'rhmngmorsotm.sreet, oppesite the AMart. iplendid Csitectiois of Paintine.-_By Sir. WILLIA.4IS, at the Auction Mart, on Tbursday, Oct. 28, at 12, A Very choice Collectioni of Pictures among which will AE be found several rare and undoubted ssecmens of the Italian, French, Spanish, and Dutch schools, in a fine state of preservation. ro be viewed the dav Drior and nsornlng of sale, and catalogues had It the Start; ann of A1r. Williams, TIroguaorion-street. L,inendraperry, Hosiery, Haherdasherv, and Silk GOods, with an extensive assortment of Furs, in Mluff., Tippets, &c. without reseve.-By 'rARRANT and CARTER, at 23, Ironmonger- lane, Cheapside, on Wednesday, Oct. 20, as 10, on account of the number of lots, by order of the Trustees, and for the benefit of creditors, rPHE Stock in Trade of Linendrapery, consisting of IL Iritik. linens, firench cambrics, diapers, huccabacks, sheetings, trinted cambries, muslins, silk shawls and scarfs, ttuffT, bonmbasins, Lnd flannels, together with a quantity of hdsiety1 haberdashery, and ilk goods. To e viewed on 'lTuesday, the 19bh October, and cata- ogues had 'at 28, tronmonger-lane; and of the Auctioneers, 8, 3asing;1afie3 theapside. Iertfordashire. - Desirable E;state, at Nast-hyde, near Hatfield, Hertw.-By Air. STANTON, at theAuction AMart, or Thurs- daY, Nav; 11, at 12, in I lot, A N eligible Farm, called Wilkins, consisting of a small t3 ^farmhouse and homestall, and several enclosutes of good Lrable, meadow, and pasture landt, lying Very compact, and contain- ng 89a. 2r. 36p. advants4eously situate, a short distance from the urnpilke-toixd leadinig from Hatfield to St. Alban's, about one mile sne a half fecvi the foamer place, and four from the lhtter, opposite ro the farrm called Great Nast-hyde, and now in the occupation of Wm. Basaill. as tenant at will; Particulars may be had at the office of Charles Cookney, esq. 9, Castle- street, Holborn , of Il sors. Black, Chapman, and Webb, land agents and surveyors, Middle temple t nod at the Auction Start also at the Salisbury Arms and Red Lion flbs, Hlateted; the Wooipack, St. Alban's; the Bull inn, Hert- ford; the Snlirbury Arms, Barnett; White Hart, Welwyn; and of the auceboneer, H-itchin, Herts. LXealsehold fiousea'and Ground Rents and T'wo Pubhichousesi t ie whole let on lease to old tenants at rents which amount to 4371l per annum,,and -are very improvable.-By Mr. COOPER, at - Garra7ay's, on uesday Nyv. 2, at 12, in II lots, by order of thc Execusdrs of Win. bdber, esq. 1 HE (oach and Horses Publichouse and Liquor Shop, L Crovin.row, in front of the high road, Walwortb, on lease to Whitbread and Co.; and Four 130uses with Shops adjoining, and three in Prospect.rowe, let to good-tenants on lease, who have ex- pended considerable suirs thereon. Two respetable Houses ip Prospectsrow, let to Alr. Curtis and 141r. Webb. Well secured Ground Rents of 571. from houses in Lock's-flelds; two of 6 guineas caca from houses in St. Gcorge's.market, near the London road, and the George publichouse adjoining, on leane to the Golden- lane Brewery; the whole held for long terms at small ground rents, and offering an eligible property for investment the tenants being re&pectable and of many years standing, and lie premises worth much more than the present lettings. Alay be viewed and particu- lars had at the publichouses; at Garraway's ; and of W.AS.Cooper, 92, Bluckman-street. Capital Brewery and Publichouses, &c. in ttie vicinity or Btth and Bristol-By Mr. HARROLD, at the Castle and Ball, Bath, on Thursday, October 21, at 3 in the afternoon precisely, in lots, by order of the Assisnees of Mr. James Perks, a bankrupt, V ERY eligible Freehold Properties, comprising a capi- V -tal-brewery, and all necessary and convenient buildings for :arrying on the trade of a common brewer on an extensive scale, wherein that itade has been carried on 20 years and upwards, and is till continued under the sanction of the assignees and creditors; hrce well kcustomed inns or publichouses, sundry dwelling-iousest lands, &c. ; the breirery and lands situate at Mlonkton Combet 3 nilee from Bath, and the publichousei in and near that city, with which place arid the City of Bristol, and also with the Somerset col- ieries, there is a direct communication by canals. Printed particu. are may be had at the Talbot, Bristol C Castle and Ball, Bath; and it the office of Messrs. Bridges and i aSon, solicitors, Red Lion- tquare, liondon, The preiises may be viewed on application at the brswer? in hloikton Combe aforesaid; *and for further infotmation 01 ifUby letter, free of postage)- tie SIr. Langley or- Mr; Selwpy, ioor to Dr, Tiley olicitor, Frome, Somerset. 19i1hopsgatc..strect-~.To the Groe~ry TrAEde anda Others.-By Mr. CANSDELI, onthe Promisee, 11S, Bishop3gate-without, oil Wtdneday,Or'.20, at IlpreclNely, by' directiop of the Proprie- tor,Mr. ohn itms, who is retining from thePFrimises, ~ PACIUS andsubstantial Business Premises, No. 118, t-.-'Bihopgatestret.witioui,' inan?' vears successfully established in hegocry ndteatrade. Thfle domiestic apartments are judici- ousl arangd, ndBo extensive that a part bas been for a number of yers le to esctable inmates foe nearly 1001. per annum. The logtemo abu 42years is unexpired, at a, low rent. ,At the.1 same tim wil he olth lease of the adjoining premises, No1,17I,, which are calculated for the trade of a butcher, cheesemonger, or any business requiring substantiatland attractive premises. AMay be viewed by tilckets, 6 days previous to the sale, when particulars maiy be hiad at Garraway'si coffeehouse, Cornhil]; at the Mlart ; and of Mfr. Cansdell, surveyor, Nortonfalgate. Bishpsgte.Houehol Funitre,extensive Stock of Grocery, Teas, Spices, Fruits, &c.-By Mir. CANSDELL, on the Pre- miaes, No. 115, BisbopsRgate.street..without, on Wednesday, October 20, and following day, at I11 each day, by direction of MrT. Johnn Burn, ~TOCK o'f Grocery, comprising several tons of raw a-nd refined sugars, about 1,500 lbs. of teas, selected with the greatest attenition, a large quantity of spices and fruits, chocolate, cocoa, and every, othe r article in the grocery trade. 'rho household furniture embracest Waterloo, field, and coach top bedsteads, fea- ther beds and bedding, wrell manufactured cabinet articles in chests of drawers, sideboard, dining, pembroke, and dreSsing tables, sets of mahiogany and other ehairs, chtmney, pier, and dressing glasses, carpets, ruigs, tenders, fire irons, the usual kitchen requisites, and nunmerous other itemns, to clear the premises. Mlay beviewed,on the Tuesday preceding and morning of sale, anti catalogues hbal on the premises, anti of M1r. Cansdell, surveror, Nortonfalgate. Brixton-road.-Valuable Leasehold Estate, est-imated to produce 5601. a year.-By Alr. CANSDELL, at the Mlart, on Friday, (et. 29, at 12, in 7 lots, EVEN uniusually substantial andi genteel Residences, mutiot desirably situate, ahout half a mile from- the new church at Kennington, on the east side, and preferable part of the Brixton. road. Five of the houses form an elegant and uniform pile of bttildingsi; the other two are nearly adjoining, and equally sub- sitantial ; the whole are approached by front courts, and liave ex.' tensive walled gardens at the back, are nearly, finished, fit foir the occupation of respectable families, eistimated to proucei I0.e annum each, at which rent part of the houses are alread let he unider laord lloYland, for neatrly PM years, at a low ground rent.' Mlay he viewed, and particulars had at the Mfart ; and of AMr. Cansdell, Norton-falgate. Berlford-row.-Hottsehold Furniture, Chins, Glass, B-oks, a Pianoforte, Cut Glasfs Chandelier, and Effects, the property' of a Gentleman, removed from Great JameaL-Atreet, Bedford-row.- By Mr. AL,IAR (late with Mlessrs. Robins), at his Spaciols~. Rnomsl, 9, King-street, Holborn, on Mlonday next, at II. THE Fssrniture comprises mahogany 4-poet andI tent Tbedsteads and furpitures, goose feather bieds and good bedding, rrahogany chests; of drawers, japianteed chairi, set of extend ing mahogany dining tablesi, sofast, TLuTkey and Brussels carpets, andt miscellaneous property. Mfiay be viewe6d this day and morning of sale, and catalogues had at thec roomns. EleantFunitre Inia abnet Gns, Cut Glass, CWrns n Effets.-y M. PERSE at is pacieusi Rooms,135, Oxford- stret, ear aredis-aq~re,on ednesday next, at I for 2 A N ssemlageof vry speror Mlodern Furniture, cantrssng suts f crtans or 3 windowst each, 12 solid zebra wood cars, rosewood library table aLnd chefFeiniers, four- postt and Frec bedsteads, win-low curtains. 8 prime goose feather beds, sets omaogany chairs and dining tables, an India cabinet, 2 erussion guns, batckgammoiu tables, crtt glass, china, and mis- cellaneous effects. TIo be viewed on the day preceding and morning of siale. and catalozeus had at the rooms. Modern Household Furniture, large Glassesi, Grand Pianotorre with the additional keys, by Broadwood, Square Ditto, by Baill, several handsome Register Stoves, China, Glass. Stock of ex- pensive Chaise Harness, Saddles, Bridles, and Effects.-By Mr. DAVIS, at hist Reams, 43, R.athbsne-place, on MVonday next, October 18, at l2, COMPRISING Maliogany, four-post andl fieldI Bed- stBeads with chintz cotton furnitures, goose feather bedis and bedding, mathosany chests of drawers, 3 sets of mahlogany Trafalgar chairs, large glasses, 2 brilliatnt toned pianofortes, old china, rich cut glaiss. carpets, hearth rugs, elegant register stovest, and effectst, removed from Hampstead. Also a smnall but well selected stock of stationery, including foolscap sod wove post paper, drawing boards, account books, and effects, without the least reserve. Mlay bet vi ewed, snd catalovues had at the roamst. Copyhold house, with Coactihouse. S-able. aind Garden. k'ond- street, Hampatesd.-By AMessrs. DAWSON -and CAFE, at G rays,on Tuesdsy, OCt. 19, at 12, Brc uit Copyhold Dwelling-hiouse, wRh coaehhousc, A stable, and garden, stituate on thie soiuth side of Fowl-etreet, Hlampstead, let to F. Aloorhousce, esq. teniant at will, at 551. per annum; hltil of the manor of Nampstead, subject to a mry trifling quit rent, and the customary fine on death or alienation. Mlay be viewed till the sale, whien convenient to the tenant, of whom parti- culars maty he had; also of Miessrs. Hamilton 'and Twining. sioli.- citors, Berwick-street, Soho at Garraway's ; and of Mtessrs. D)aws-on arid Cafe, Great Mlarlbaorough-street. Leasehold 1-ouses, William-street North, l'ortland-towni, Regent's Park, aLnd Unioni-street, Lisson-green. -By Messrs. DAWSON and CAFE, at Garraway's, on Tuesday, October 19, at 12, in 6 lots, FI'VE LeaseholtI Houses, situate Nos. 1, 9, 3, 4,, andI 5, F lirilliam-street North, Portland-town helil for a term of 77 years, at low ground renits; let to Mlessrs. fiewett, Ellis, and others, as tenants at will, at improved remta of 1001. per annum. Also a Leas.ehold House, situate No. 2, Union-street, Lisson-green ; held for a term of abotut 70 years, at aslow ground rent. Mlay be viewed till the sale; particulars maiy be had on the premisesi at Garra- way's. and of AMessrs. Dawson and Cafe, Great rMiaribnro,,eh.8treet. TLo 1Timber-merchantst, Coal-merchants, and Othersi. - Extensive Waiter-side Premises, niear Lea.bridge.turnpike, on the high road to Essex. - By M5esgrs. DAWSON arid CAFE, at Gasrrawgay's, ott Tuma next, at 12, by order of the Administrator of the late WVm. Daigleish, timber-merchant, deceased, EXTENSIVE IVater-side Premises, situate on the cast t itle of Paradise~dock, with sufficient water for batrges, 270 feet in front and 93 feet deep , on the saidl premises are erected two substantial newly btiilt dwelling-houseB, one let to Air. Pocock tenant at will, at 201, per annum, a large abed, stawpit, stages, ana every accommodation for carrying on an extensive trade ; hield for a term of 60O years, at a gzrounid rent of 601. per annum, rhe pro- tiuisest may be viewed till the sale ; particulart had of Air. Baker, lock.keerier, who will show the pTetnises ; also of Messrs. Hamil- ton and Twining, solicitors, Berwick-street, Sosho; at Gxarraway's; and of Mlessrs. D)awson and Cafe, Great Mtarlborough-street._ Delieh tful Freehold CoLttage Residence, Enfield,31iddlesex--By W LEYFCHILD, as the King's Head inn, Enfieldi Town, on Monday, October 18, at 4 in the afternoon, AValuable andl truly desirable Freehold Estate, coom- ,tLprismn a genteel andi comm-odious Residence in the cottage style, pleasantlY situate near the Riyer Bridge, in the preferable part of Chase Side, Enfield, containing 5 sleeping rooms with closets, entranic hiall and ptirlour neatly fitted up and papered, convenientI kitclhen, scullery, and all other requisite dlomestic offices ; a small kitchien garden and pleasture ground inclosed partly by a lefty brick wall, with. greenhouse, &c. The above- desirable premises, whichi are in excellent repair and aidapted for the immediate reception of a respectable famnily, are disitanit only 10 miles from London, to and froui which coaches pass daily. Mlay be viewed, and full descrip- tive particularsi had at all the principal inns in the neighbourhoiod;- at (larraway"as at tite Secretary's Offilce, Auction Mlart ; and of W. Leifechild,surveyor,_&e. Enrifed, Mliddlesex. - Excelent eouseold F-urnC`itue, Per and -Ch1imne (Y Gaer,"re, Lamp", large Carpets, &c. renioved fromi the Edgware-road.-By Air. JASIES DENE W, at his, Auction Room, Charles-street, Berkeley-square, 'I'iset DAY, at 12, V9H geuine and very excellent Household Furniiture, X[ pier and chimney glasses, mirrors, porcelaine, clocks, candela- bras, stquare pirnoforte, and numerous useful and valuable effectst, the property of a gentleman, removed from his late residence in theI lldgware-zoad4 for the convenience of sale, comprising four-post, field5 eanopys and patent clhair bedsteads, withi chintz cotton hangings, featherbetls, mattresses5 and bedding, capital mahogany -winged and plain wardrobes, chests of drawer.-, commodos, secretaires and bu- reaus, suits of lofty drawing-room and parlour curtains, excellent rosewood card, sofa, Ino, pembroke, circular, writing, and work tables, pier cabinets) and consoles, mnahogasy andi japanned chairs, sofas coaches, and fauteuile, patent dining tables, pede-stal aide- boara, pillar-and-claw breakfast tables, two glazed library boook. cases, Brussels, TurkeY, and Axmninster carpets of large dimensions hall lamps, kitchen requisites, &c. To be viewed this day ana mornings of sale, anid catalogues had of Mr. Denew, at his office, in Charlces-street, Berkeley~%qunre. O~xtordshire~._Little Mtilton House, and about 40 Acres including Tvio small Farms, &c. MESSRS. BROOKS respectfuxlly announce that they Mare instructed. so SELL. by Auc r'iON, at the Mare, on Wednesday, Oct. 20, in lots, unless in the mean time disposed of by private contract, very valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, situate int the pleasant village of Little MlilLOn, Oxon, on the turni- pike road from Aylesibury to Wallingford, 6 miles from Oxford, and 47 fromT London. Lot I. comprises the genteell Family Resi- deucee called ,Little Milton House, wath pleasure grounds, gardeisi, orchards, coachhouaRe, and stabling, agricultural buildings, and 340 acres of capital arable, pasture, and meadow land; also 2 dwelltng- houses, ma-Itbouste , and 5 cottages for labourers. Lot 2. comnprise-s the Hami avid Blarv Freehold Farms, with farmhouses and buildlings, and 66 ace f (principally) rich pasture land, let at 1701. per annumn. Lot 3. A Leasehold Dwelling-house, with large garden, paddoc,, Jf,barn, and stabling, hield on twro good lives. Lot 4, Trhe Reversioary interest in 23 acres of Freehold Land. Mtay be iviewqed till thie sale. and particulars had at Little Milton House, Litle Milton; Swan5 at Tetsworth; Star and Chequers, Ox:ford; Crown and Bear inns, Reading; Red Lion, High Wycomb; Crown anti Thistle, Abingdon; Plough inn, Cheltenham; also of Thomas I Miller, esq. solicitor, EIv-place. Holborn; nt the Mlart, London; and of Messrs. Brooks, land agents and surveyors, 28, Old Bend- street, LDodon. Lease, Plant, Stock, and Implements.--To IronmasterR, Iron- founders, Merchants, Cornfactors, and Mlanufacturers requtrijg exteneive Premises.-By Mlr. JOHN HENFREB, en the Prem.ises, on Tuesday, October 26, and two following days, at 11 each day, by direction of the Executors of the late Air. James Jones, '2p HI valuable Plant, Stock, Implements, and Utensils . of the extensive foundery and ironworks in Now Gravel-lane, Shadwell, near the London Docks; consisting ot one air and two blast furnaces, capital blowixeg machine on Halley and Jefferies's pritciple, coke oven drying stove, casting pit, and 2 forges, powerful double purchlase crane for lifting 7 tons, large iron blocksa with brass sheaves, a founder's triangle, with 2 balls, crane; and ehain, many tons of castings, 2 lathes, all the tools of the smithy, turnery and furnaces, 4 pair of capital steelyards, from 4 tons to 18cwt., upwards of 100 tons of new and ol iron, iron and wood flasks, a fotnder's truck to earry 12 tons, 2 others, 4 carts, nmtmerous wood patterns, loam and sand, and other articles of a founder, counting. house desks, and iron safe. The ironworks and feundery formn a superior arrangement of trade buildings, as will be described in Dar- ticulars, possessing stowage for many thousand tons of merchandise. Three dw0lling-houses and store-house adjoining. The presesises andf plant mnay be -viewed ? days prior to the sale, whlen catalogues and~ particulars spay be 4ad -at the Ibti dery; antdof thle istctiopeer, 172, Shadwell.- Eqoktable and Globe Polieces of Assuthince, alnt Reversionarv'Bond. -By AST. DANIEL SXITH, att the Mlart, on T'vesday, Oct. 19, at 12, in three lots, by dir~ecifon of the Executors of the'late 31ir. Jamesr t6tpa~t~er, of lVestbitry, annd Pursuant to a order of HIotiourth eh ce.n 71 O ey beeiilPlees of Assurance, fr?0 Tl. ah n h bveefc upon the life a genstlem~an aged 04. Also, thbe' rnevcraeionbosryyieafteres'%t in a certain bonda or the said James Carpenter, for the sum of' 7001. payable en the demise of his widow, aged aboat:62. Tbe Equitable Policy is entitledato avery consider- able bonus. Particulars maty be had at the 11arc ; of Mir. flift, solicitor, Trowbridge, and Westbury, Wilts; of Alessrs. Egan and Waterman,. Es.sex-street,Strand; atnd of Daniel Smjith and Son, Surveyors, &c. winasor. and Bishopseate churchyard, London. Vi,ne Farm.-A compact Freehiold Esrate, chiel rc Mao and Pasture TLand, ink Bedfordishire, on the borders of Herte. -By Mlr. DANIEL SMITH, at the Atart, on Tuesday, November 9, at 12, 4Small but valuable Freehold Dairy and Grazi-ng Farm, P1- partly bounded bay a trout stream, comprifsing (in a ring fence) 106 statute acres, including a good proportion of excellenit arable land, surrounding a neat farnohonaRe and all requlishe buildings, in good repair, and possessing extensive comon rig~ ts, situa2te in tile parish of Langford, onlY I mile from the great north road, 4 miles trom EBatdock, A from Bigglesow*tde, and A from Ilitchin.- A re- spectable tenanit may be had, or immediate pr'es isin r Crowther, of ArIsey', will chow the esta-te, and particulars5~r'b had at the neighbouring innt; at the Auction Mart;, of T. Tml sq. soiio;Bdod; and of Daniel Smitht and Son, surveyors adlandl agfents, Bishropsgate chiurchyard, London, and Wlindsor, at whose offices at plan enay he seen. TLhe WVyke Alanor Estate, comprising a must cemotal udcm modious Mlanor Reuse, surrounded by rxeeedingliv rich Orchard and Meadlow Grounds, and a very capital Siocl: Farm. nopon the Turnpike-road, midwaiy between Shaftesbury and WnMcanton, in one of the finest VlIes in Dorsetthire, only 28 mniles from~ Bath, a most eligible Investment.-By MIr. DA IEI, SMITR, at the Auction Mlart, on Tuesday, October 19, at 12, utniess previously dlisoskedl of by private con,rtract, Very vahtiable and enviable Estate, known as, JrNke A Hueand Alanor, a highly respectable and comfortable restidence, with callital stabling, coachhouae, lawn, grtedenil, an.1 moat produictive iorcharde, surroundedi bv a wall known capital farm, well stocked with game, comprising altogether neatrly 400 acres of' remarkably fertile meadow, pasture, and stabjle laad', in thebig'hest conditien, wiith 2 neat farmhouses and complete buildings of every description in excellenit repair. Great part Of the meadows aLre or may be irrigated by a streamn which flows through the heart of the estate, and iare richly ornamented with beautiful lull grown timnber and plantations. particularly round the house. Thec estate may be viewed by application to the proprietor, or to es.,ws anud Chitty, rio1icitors,Sbaftesbcry; and Nu1 PartiCUlats Obtained and a plan seen at the offices of Daniel Smith and Son, surveyorst and land agenits, Bishonsgate churchyardl, L-ondon, and Windsoe.Berb, who are authoriaed to treat for the sale of thle estate, &c. Letters, to be post paitd. Tro Coopers, Irotnmargers, &c--By M14r. (V H ote Premixes, Crowrn-court, Horalevdown.lane. on W edefsBy, Oct. 20, at 12, without reserve, FHE remaining Stock andl Utensils in Trade, Cart, &c. JLof a cooper, 12,000 rake and 6,000 Spade handles, and 'other effects, compristing 80 24-bushel hoershr2die. 30 ditto packs. 165 dry casks variousz, 11 export hogsheads, 80 pair of rum punche~,n 1,eads, II buoys, 20 casks various, 500 truss hoopst, a quatitytt of iron hoopF, 37 jointere, 20 beak irotie, town cart, mooring chain peiller, hammner, halvest, iscae beam, &c. Alay he- viewed one day Prior to the ssl ; ctlges hatd on the premiseg, and of Mlr. Southey, 191, Ton111119ley-trect. Excellent modern H-ousehold Furniture, a1 few -lots of Book,, Lin-en, Chiina, rich Cut Glass, large Chimniev Glasss.tMrroe In hand- some Frame, &-c.By JAMlES CLEMIMANS, at Air. Smith'I Sale Room, 39, Ludgatee-hill, on Alonday, Oct. 13, at II1, re. moved for convenience of' sale, fl?HE neat and genuine Effivcts, comprisinig handsome, A 4post and tent bedsteads, with chintz cotton anid ncireen furni- tue,goose feather beds, clean bedding, wardrobe and tlrawees, desng stands and glasses, drawing and dining roomn chairs, cur. tains, aunl sofa, with cases to correspond, Wil1kinsrln's patent dining tables, loo table, large chimney glass 50 in, by, 30 in. elega-nt china vases, dinner servicest, dessert and tea set of rich patterns, hirnd. stome cut glass, and plated goods with silver edges, papcr tea trays, BrusRels carnets and hearth rugs, high polistted steel and other fenilers anid fire ironst, culinary articles, garden roller anad posts, anda other effects. May be viewed this day and morning of sale, indl catalogues had at the roomsii; and of Mlr. J. Clemnians, acticLinerl. &c. Holywell-row, Finsbury. Valuable Freehold FarmsK atd Building Land, aLt and nereas. bury Gloestrshie.-B JO N MORE,at the Swan end Hop-ple Ins, ewkebury on onda andTuesdayr, Oct. 18 captalandextnsie Etate, upwards of s2g aehld ndtite ree frmerly the monastic lands of the Benedictine Abbey at rewkeabury, and situate in tie paribhes of Tewkesbury, Waitort-Cardiff, and' Ashchurch, including thie Great Abbey House, the much-ad mired Ancient Gateway, the Sites of the MVonastery and HelIme Castle, and the Gaston Field , on which the decisive battle between the houbes of York and Lancaster wras fought ; containing several desirable firms and menyrnmost eligible lots of building land, being on thie great road between the iiorth and west of Eneland, about 8 miles from Cheltenhamn, 16 from Malvemn and Worcecster. and 10 from Glocester, and ne-ar to the rivers Severn and Avon. The Premises may be viewedI on applies. tion to the auctioneer, in Tewkesbury, of wham descrintive particu. lass mnay be had. Par-iticlars mnay also be had at the Star hotel, and of Alr. Maund, surveyor, Worcester; King's Head, Glocester Plough end Royal hotels, Cheltenhamn ; Whiite Hart, Bath . Bush tavern, Bristol ; Alinervft tvern, Birmingham ; ot Air. Harris, solicitor, Hereford ; ot Air. '1'o1licy, T'wyning, niear Tewb-esbusy- of Mr. Boodle, lbower Rrook..strert, Grostvenor-square, Londont sad ot MVr. 'ranner, Little Canisiobury, WVatford, Herts ; or at Coulson's hotel, Us,ter Brook.srreet. AModern Houisehold Furniture, a Billiard able, 1,500 oIunces of Plate, Fowlingpieces, Paintings by llrland, scarce Prints, ex- tensive Library of valua,ble Books,30 Dozen of choice 'Wines,i Wardrobe of fine Table ai;d B-d Lnn China, Glans. aind Greenhouse Plants, Ridinge Horqses ie Cows, Chaise, Har- ness, and Effects. - By bRAYTO n VENTOM. on the Premises, Mloor House, Havvihurst, Kent. on Tuesday, Oct. 19, aLnd A f'ollowing days. at I I precisely each day, Sundaij excepted, by order of the Executors of Jesise Gregson, esq. deceasted. r1''HE Furniture consists of mahogany 4-.post bodsteads, Pi with rich chintz furnitures, goos feather beds and bedding, Indiest and gentlemen's winged and single wardrobes, flestsi of drawers, large size Pier and dressing glatise!s, chintz and moreen window curtzins, Turke-y and Brussels carpets, 3 winged librarv bookcases, pedestal stideboard, billiard table 11 feet 9 inches by '6 feet 2, mahogany and japanned chlairs and sofas,. sacs of patent din- leg, sofa, card, Ioo, andf pembroke tablest, pian'oforte, rich cut glass luatres and chimney ornaments. 1,500 ounces of plate, valuable librry f boks f abut .000volmesof the choicest works, amog wichare:-te Bautes f Egland and Wales. St,eridan's Swit; nnel egiter fom 758to1823 ; Encyclopredia Blimpn. nice; raphi Work of Hgareb Edinurgh evie, front 1812 to te pecet prio; Bair' an Pasy' Woks;Repository of Artsand anufcturs; Goss' Antquites; otaical Alawazine complete; 'A'e8minsRter Abby the ok of Scott, Gibbon, Johnson,Shak;peare, and Roerton;rts Essoaytist,! &c. ; 300 dozen of Claret, EPast India Mladeira Hok lor.Serry, and Teeif,the greater pare 15 years in bottle ; 20 dozen fine fSavoured rum, wardrobe of fine rea damatk table and bed linen, rich cut glass, dinner, dessert, and tea services, iuperior collection of green- house plants, 2 riding horises, dennet and harness, 6 muich cows, 2 breeding sowsi, 7 store pigs, brewing and dairy utensils, garden imi- plements, and a vairiety of eff'ects. Mlay be viewred on Satturday and Monday preceding the salle, and catalogues had on tne Premises, at I.s. eachi, to be returned to purchasers; and of Drayton and Ventom, 97, Le-adenhall.srreet. Valuable Leasehold Estates, ruxton fdiii, Peckhaer, and WVa1. worth, partly land tax redeemed. - By DRAYTON and VENTOM1, at the Auction Alart, on Wednesday, Nov. 17, at 12, in 13 lots,3 without resierve, unless an acceptable ofFer ishould be made by private contract, 4Ttoy valuable Leasehold Estate, conmprising 31 re- A-TsPectable brick buile houses, of the value of 6001. per actnum, held for termas of 66 and 70 years, at low ground rents;, comprising 14 newrly erected brick built adwelltr.g-houses, Nos. 1 to 14 inclusive, ina Clay-street, near the Rosemiary Branch, in the much admuired village of Peckham ; 8 brick built dwelling-houses, in a newr Street called Hill-street, Montpelier.fieldt, between Walworth and Ken- nington ; arid 9 of a. similar des,criptrion, with slated roofs. eligribly situate at Tulse Hill, adjoining Dr. Edwards'st, at Brixton Hilt. These- boasts have been vecently, erected under ttie guperintendence ot the proprietors, are well timbered, and justly, presumned to ofrer one of the most favourable opportunities as an investment. MlaY be viewed 10 days preceding the sate ; printed pariticlatrs had at the Rosentary granch, Peckham; Golden Lion, Cam1berwell;, Horns, Kenningten; Prince of WVales, Brixton ; Elephant and. Castle, Kenat-road; of Messrs. Overton and Coonmbe, solicittors, Tokenhiouse-oyrd ; and 6f Drayton and Ve-ntom, auctioneers, sur- veyors, and esgtate agents, 97, Leadenhall..street. Valuable Freehold and Leasehold histae,Ruete Land Tay: redeeesed.-'ro Boat Boildersi, Ship Cadet and thgrs.-By DRAYTON and VENTOM1, at thAutoMa, r ed nesday, Nov. 17, at 12, in 4 tots., by ordrothAsieed lr Thomas Courthorpe, boat builder.alrg Lot l. A Valuable Freehold Estate, OcUPupyigalrg ..Lt. plot of grouncd, desirably situate near Kisng-stairs. Rotherhit he, commounicating by folding gates with seven-step-illey, with erections of boat lofts, plank sheds, timber stoDres, double saw- pits, large yard, and every necessary building for. the prosecution of an extnenive t5fade. Lot 2. A Leasehold Propert3i, commujnicating with-the preceding lot, and fronting the street, with boat lofts, sheds, and forenmats's houise ; also, an excellent building slip immnediately' opposite, inclosed by folding gatel, possig considerable river -rnag n gre_ de-t 9f water. ot 3.A repetable Freehoild Dwelhing.hoeise on the land aisle, in the occupttion ro ann on leae t Air. Bryon, ptcer; containinp. airy chambers. sitting rooms, and gla5ed b;ow IronS sho0p. Lot 4. A I.sasehold brick built Dwclling- house, at the east corner of Saven.step.alley, in the occupAtiont of and on lease to lr.Wvat, pssrycook;* together with anr excellent Block- mnaker's Shop, itimediately opposite with loft over, and good river frontage. sm thestenure of eCsats. )awsson and Clarkt, tenants at will. The wholie mnay he viewed by leave of the tenants 14 days prior to the sale, printed particulars had at the Buropa, BotherhitS'e; ir. Poneiex, solicitor to the commission, Si. Andhescourt Holborn; Messrs. Young and Vallinge, solicitors, Stl. Mildred's- court, Poultry; and of Drayson and Ventom, auctioneerSi, sue- veyors, and estate rents 97, ,eadenhall.street, where plans may be inspected. [I LDREN CUTTING TEETH t Mr.Burchell's, sole proprietor and preparer of the Anodynie Necklaces tO the late King, fot tIe R.oyal Childrcn, 79, Long-acre, and positively bg his appointment no where else in London are ,,ld the original ANODYNE INECKLACES for CHILDREN CUTTING TEETH, after wearing which but one night intants have cut their tepEh with perfect safety who uvere raearly retifced to the grave py fits, fevers, convulsioRs, &c. all proceeding f-em their teeth; prce 9i LikRewise the famous Sugar Plums tfor rornas in childreR cad grown persons, boxea 2s. 8d. each; thev are not to be d(stin ti bed in taste and appearance from common sugar plums, and may with the greatest suiety be given to infanta. Sold also at 5Tr.Niewbry'O. AL8BYA TI.