Sales By Auction.
The Times, 1824-04-05T00:00:00

*Cho teeI Wtncs-3.tliy I HsT A `NIEV iLaid ~SOZNS. at the -,Iart, on Fro ay Iii6t, the 9th liintant, atl,. ASmall Quxantity -of exceleiuiit Port, consisting of about A t.1. doseri, bottled Ttu te yearsI1809, 1810,1811, band 1813. ancd 15 ozes o Tit.s Mladeira, the property, of a gentlemaim removlng froM his residence :it WVandsWorthr-comn5on, from wvhence the witne wIll be regularly permitted to the -purchasers. Satoplet may be had Zreviolls to the daLy of tale, with eatatogustee of Winstaiuley anid S?ms, Faternoster-row; Catalogues ulso at the MaRrt. Freebold Great and Snall Rectorial Tithies of part of the. ParisIh of Chert2ey, St miles from 1,ondon.-Peren5ptorily, by Messirs. BURRELL andSONS, at l5arraway's, on Tuesday, April 13, at 12. In0I lot, byarder of the Trustees under the wUll of Sir JosephMN'abey, bart. deceased, VT~HE vatua'ble Tithes of Corn, Graini, hay, anld othler. TTIthSs, belonging to the Rectory ofrChertacy, arlising from 665 acres of moat excellent lanid. particulars may be had 12l days preced- Ing thse sale of Mr. Lindsay, solicitor, St. Thomnas's-street, Southwark; at the Swan and Crown InTns, Ch'ertsey; Troy, 1lainpton.eourt, Griffin, Kingston; White MHart, Guildford; Castle and Tiobot', Richmoend; at the place of sale; aLnd of Messrs. Burrell 'and Sons, 13, Tekcen- hiouse-yard. SuoeriorvsauableBuhldingGround,Cam-nberwell1,Surrey ,witthnZ"ln Jhsf~ London, wuiequsliedin pohit of situatioll and beauty wvithin the same distance of the metropolis.-By Messrs. BURRELL meid SONS. .at the Golden -luon, Camberwell, on Wednesday, AprU1 28, at 1, in Selots, rpTHIS valuable Freehold Land, possessinig a great front- J a 2e and depth, is suitnble for gentleme n's vrillas; it is SituaLte *oppoSite Camdesn Chapel. on the high road from Camnbenrwen to Peck- barn, adjoining gerst emeniVe pleasure grounds. The pr operty mnay be viewed 12 day's preceding the sale. srlhen desceriptive part cu~lars. 'with spanOff the estAte annexed, mnay be had at he Grove-house and -Godeani Lion, a"t Camberwell: at the Red Bull, Peckhams; aLnd of *Messrs. Burrell and Sons. 13. Tokenbontse-yard. A Very valuable and compact F-reeh-old Estate, -situate niear the Chaurch, Wapping.--By'Messrs.iURRELt' and SONS,st Garralvay's, on Friday, Aprilt 30, at 12, In 35 lets, each House h,avinga. Vote for the <County- of Middlestr- rjl'HlS Freeholdi Propertv cojmprises the Turk's Head JLPublc-house, oppoite St. fohn's church, Wappinsg, neaLr the en- tran-ce of the London-docks; 6 HoaesesIn Green-baflk; 29 ditto in Gun- aiUey-, 10 ditto in Tenchs-street; 1ldittoIn Church-gardens; 1lditto in Lower-weall-alley: 14 ditto In Knight's-kcourt; 3 dItto In (Cross-alley; and 19-ditto, copraPising the whole of Bird-street. Tlns, pioperty, 51t the lowesit estimated value, is w-orth 1,0001. per annum. The estates =aybe viewved 14 days preezdingr the sale, wvhens printed Particulars. with a plan annexed, may be had of Mlessrs. Smnith anid itickaords, soIl. cttors, Basinghiall Street; of Mir. C. It. Jenkins, surveyor, 103, Great Portlatnd-street. Oxford-streca; at Lloyd's and Garraway8s; aLnd of 3fessrs Burrell rand Sons, 13, Tokenhouse-yard. 4CapitaI Freelhold Estate for Investment, vauxhall, S~urrey.- ~By Messrs. BURRELL and SONS, at Gaxiraway's, on Friday, April 30, at 12, by ordtr of the Dtrectors of the South London Water- 'works Company, in 1 lot,- T HE wvhole of tha't valuable! FreeholtI Property the ILRoyal Cumoberland Tavern, Assembily.housm, and Tea-grardens, sno*tldesirablyr situaLte, on the banks of the river Thames, adjoining VauxiiaUlbridge; comurisint a convenient residence, spacious, noble, and lofty ball room, 88 feet by 34 feet, overlooklcng the Thames, ele- xant diinrng, etLrd, end suppe rom,capital bil1liard room, bar, par- lour, excellent kitchens and bakehouse, and extensive cellRrlng; also Ia newly erected tap anxd dwellfing-house, enclosed carriage yard svith eoatchhosuse and stabling, a wharf with a frontagze of 100 ?~cCt to Vaukhall-creek, andi several other bouildings and premises contigtnool! The gardens are dispdsed. iii gravel walks and lower beds, and are sbsided liy stately timnber trees. The wvhole Is let On leAse for en un- expired term of 23 yearr, from' MiNIehaeimas next, At a ground rent of lOOL per anniiml. The property mEay be viewe 14 days previous to the sae, by leave of the tenants, whens printeti particuilais mayd be had at the CumbeirLind tavern); at the office of thle South London AVater-works, Kennifigtorn-lane; of Mr. Lindsay, solicitor, St. Tho- mias's-street. Southwark-, at Gars-way's,; and o fMs3srs. Burrell and Sonis, 13, Tokenhouse-yard. Jui ding Rateorials, Olld Behe-yW AiSadS nthe Premises TO-mrrow. Ari at I11. A LL the Material ofthe Red ion, Public-house, anid t'-4 bouses adjoIning, being Nos. 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9, Old Bethlem ; eonsisting of a qpentity of brick-work, plain an d Panltries, lead gutter's andpips, trng irdrs josts rfters, shoP fronts, breastsumsmers, dooin' bard, aincotin, prttios,sash winidows, doors, and other~ctfgs o theusua ~seriptOO , ay he veiewed on Monday, cataogus bd o thps-siac; ad o W.Davies and Son, auictione-ers, ,Stckof athes Gld ass, ioke,&c th gnuine Property of JosephChadwik, ofHoibor-hilt,watchand rockisaker, abank- rupt-DyW. AVIS an 504, t teirAuction Rooms, Giltspur- stret onWenesay Apil7, ndfolos'igdays, atIl, by order of tLe A ssignees of G oldi and Silver Wratches, goltd caes, '.rgcilator, S8-day spring and other clocriss, dials, time pieces, k5c o:vements &e. removed for convenience of sale; consistlnti of 2003 excellentirZl~ and silver chronomleters, repeaters duplex, her;- %oiitaL patent lever and vertical watches, about 1OO gold watch eases, ,leveral line olwacsdnekbin, rich chased seals, ketys. 8-day ,lods.watchan moemehants, &.Mabevwdon ody '!?esrin`gc cataogues had of W. Davies anid Son, Giltspoir-street. Valurable Furaiture, plniGaerofPcus,end Lease of the eapital Family Houe JwBrigo-tet laeth residence of LM.I'WRDFOTR, oni the Pre- miss 16 e ul;go-tt,T-asrw pi 6, and 2 fol- lowndasat1eahdy ~ LL the xcelent ouseoldFurniture, grand anid cabinet pianofortes, 4 library bookcases, Turkey Carpets, set oatenit extending dining tables, pedestal plate warniers, Sarcopha- gusceierts,4 indera sideboaird ta,bles, a very large and expenisive our-oatbedsead wit -sinthaning,,, and nmsttresses, &e. coms- p,et. wnge an ethr wrdrbes drwi ng room furniture, in rose- wood lirar tabes.lusres.andlams, china, and domestic req'ii- sits asothesplndd clleti0 o pctures, among which will he foun seeralrar prouctons f te Italian, Frenceh, Flem,ish, Dugtcrs, an nls col,foste pencils Of thie followving Vantdyke liobbima Blerglhem nhrackenburg A. Del Sarto Riuysdael V'aiiderlhevden Vanderpool Rtmbrandt Wonvermnans H. Meyer - Droogs,ioot Ilomessichirno Vaniderelde G. Dow BI. Gaal Caracci P. Potter 'l'enicre Wvilson Guldo Vanderneer Ostade Loutherbourgh 'Pousain Waterloo Jan Stein M aorland, &-c. May be viewed on Saturdayl and MHoniday prior to the sale, when ca- 4talogues maay be bad, at Is. each, oni thne premises, twvo doors fromi Rce et-street; at Garsaway's; cojFfeehouse. 'Changre-alley, Cornhill mi at M1r. Edward Foster's oflnee, 14, Creek-s-treet, Soho-square. Ea Estate,gwitheimmediate polsewsion. Somertet-street, Portm5an-5slu5re, held for 99 Years, a a rouiid rent.-By Mr, EDW. POST'ER, at Garrawvay's, or, MT%onday, pi1, at 12, N excellent D)welling-house, deialy situate, No. :33, on the south aide of Su,mer7e-tet h residence of the late oAt e ones ftoe,er,nwi perfect repair, and lit foir the instat occpatio of afamil of istntion, hield for a term of 90i year, a a mal grundren. My le vewedl 14 days biefore the Sale, whe,ipartiosr may e hadon tenpreises: at Gars-away's; and at Mr Edwrd Fsters ulice,14,G sk-treet, Sodi-square. ~alnbleFreh,,d Etat,Druy-iue.andGret Wld:treet.-.By Mr. EDWARDFOSTE, at arrasay's,on Mionday, April 1,2, at 12, InI iCt at Freehold Estate, of the annual vralue of 1901. ofa substantial Dsvelling-bonl'e, with Sho,p, situate Na.l4, i de bstpart of Drury-lane, wvith a stack of workshiops behmd. an bak etrance froyn Great Wild-street; also a spaciouis dwdlia.hose,beig N. 1, GeatWild-street, and anotherdwvell- inghoue, n eartheeo. Te pemSes in Drury-anne. and Wild- Stee a3oneah thr,te orerIsi the occup,ation ot the pro- pritor thlate Isleton eas. ay be viewed 21 days before thease, he patiuls emay he ha nthe premises; at Gars-a- way'; of5l-esrs.Alle, OIlsY, and Alln olicitors, Carlisle-street, l5ohr~5~l;1r@ andat i ArEs,d Fosters` office.14,Greck-StTlIet. Soho. ~on~itit~s Roe-ius,,hold Furnitu re,Pliate Linen, tIm RnIepository and Xffe~cts, devolved to the Crn wn.-Ply MNs-. .AIBOTT, at hitsSpa efoug Roomn, K6 coneuit-street, Bond-street, To-morrow, April 6 aind foilwlsivgday, at 12, ANTAssortment of excellent HTousehold Fuirniture, an; 8S-day clocek and ef'fects; comprising bedsteads sad beddingr, echests of drawers, wvardrobe, dining sa3d other tables, sideboard, .cliairs, glasses, carpets, window Curtains,. culisarY utensils, and nu- mTnerous other article. 'May be viewed on Mlonday and mornings of -siale; catalogues had of Mr. Abbott, estate agent and appraiser, 26, 'Conduit-street, Bond-street, and at Kensinigton. 'Conduit-street-~StCbFec Commodes, Cabinet India Chest, fins Old China, elesn ltdDs Cyre, Scarce C'oins arid lledals, I Mas ble Slabs, ~ie n feto a Noble Countess dcceased.-By Mr. ABBOTT, ahiSpcosRm,26, Conduit-strect,11ond-street, 7o-mnorrow, Aprl6 t1,b re of 'the Execuitors, C ONS ISTIN - offn l resdleli, Sevr-e, and other ItJPorcelalnie, 100 dozen of remarkably fine malilmsey madeira, larect. chituaspaie, burgundy, old hock, and otiier wvines, and noose. Oois valuable mniscellaneous articles. May be viewved on Moniday and norning of sale; cataogues had of '.%r. Abbott, estate agent and ap- ,raiser, 26.Cendilit-street, Bond-street, asd Kensinigton. _____ ASbaTes in the Leseds and Liverpool, Grand Junetion, Globe Isrne WeutniInster Gas, &e. I andi a Reversion InI the runds.-By Mr. SCOTT (nephewv of the late Mr. T. Scott), at the M Aart, To-msorrow, A pril 6, at 12. T VHE absolute Reversion of 1,o000l. Three per Celnt. _ Conisole, on the deniise of a ladY aged 66; and shares tit those superior na-vigationis the Lives-pool, Ellesmere. and Graiid Juniction Canals, In the Globe Insuranc, and Wegtminster Gas Companies, ini ahe Wisbech and Portsmnouth Canals, &c. Particulars may be had at ~tba Mart, and of Mlr. Seott, estate arid canal agent, &C. 8, CaIrey-street, jLkwoltn's-inn ~eadeOe,KensingKton, wvith large Garden. &c.-H.fY Mr. SCOTT (nepIlv'rof theislte Mr. T Scott), at the MAart, To-rmorrow, April 6, sit 12, ins 2 lotsq. ARegpe6iable iReSidencefOr a snlall genteel family, wvith, ,,r leg g-rden, eligibiY sitluate. No. 2, E'dward-squlare, close to Lor d mi1ads-2J,ad iheld for 86 Ye.3rs, at a ground rent;, the premisies asrs near 160) Feet in dePthi, in excellent order, and early pos- sessilon Call be had. Particulars may be had near the prermises ; at riteMar; an ofMr. 6cott, estate and canal agent, &e , Carey- street', Linooin's-Inn-fieldn'. Quarterly sale of Miscellaneous Forfeited property.-BY Mlessrs. MIACHtIN and DEDEFNHAM, attbseirAuction Rooms, 28, King-jstreet, Covet-,arde, TIS DY, he th Instant, at 10, aiid foUowinlg (NOMPISIN 4,00 voumesof Books, by the rmost estemed uthrs, iz.Encylopdia Britaininic, ;shakspeare's Work invarouseditons Beumot ad Fletcher's, Swift's, Hums's, Smolet's,andvarou ilustate hitoical works, anld 800 volumes oflth bqaest edtinsfteGead Latin classics; upright, horizon- tal sqare an grnd ians,chambher organ-, violinis, violoncellos, lo'tes, and ciaront;ieol paintings and drawings, Scarce prints, Ivory carving and caes ronzes and or-moulus, sri tique andr mo11dern, china and e;tgas and a variety of other misstellancous articles, pledge prior to May, 1824. Oak Timber Llnscolnishire.-By Mr. JOSEPH WRttiHT. at the Black horse Iann. Grlnisthorpe, on Wednesday. April 7, IX Hundred andl Thirty remarkably fine Oak Timaber SJ Trees, with the lop, top, and bark, nosy, standing in the park and lands of Grimsthorpe Castle. Mtuch of this timber is of large di- seriestons; and good quality, is well calculated for His Majesty's and other Dock-yards, atnd highly deserving the atteustion of all srsons In ttle oak timber trade. It 15 situate about 4 miles fromn gourne 'wherethereis a navigation to the ports of Boston and S paIding, and Att ess' dfistances by good roads from WLnsford and Grantf... hec thlere are communIcationis by wvater wiIth, Visbeach, Lynn, NottIng- ham, Derby, &c. Charles Laugher, of Grinisethos-pe, and Wtillam Osgeoigue, ,sf Little Bysham, will show the lots, of whom printed pertsculars maeY be had; also of Messrs. Bray and Warren, solicitors. Gs-eat ltuz-mell-lst1eet. Bloomnabury; of the auctioneer, at Corby, andI of Mtr. Clutton, tiartewood, near Relgate Surrey, Islomt desirable Residences, wirth PAddock, Lawn. Orchiard, produc tive Kitchen Garden. Carriage-yard. CoLaebblouse, and Stables, West H1am .Abbey. Easex.-Ily mr. JOHN HENFREE. pn te Premisgs, To- Inorror-, April f, at II, by direction of te AdmUislstratrix, A LL the valuable Leasehold Estate, the property and A to residence of Willian iKebbell, esq. deceased, comprisin6 a detached attmfortable Family Residence, in e'xceeditng good repair,with apartmente Df convenient proportiOn. suitable for the immediate r e- ceptiorn and afeommodation of a verF respectable family in a pleasant retired situation. The approach by a carrig,e sweep and lawn. planted with ehoice bs-rubg and evergreens, Inclosed %vith 2 pair of Iron gates and palisades. The offices and outbulDdings are well arranged, apd replete with every requisite cnnvenience; a small paddock, extensive gardend and grounds abuadantly stocked. Attached to this estate aLre Two very substantial brick-built Dnvelllng-houses, of neat and uniforn elevattion, txat have been recently finished In a superior manner, vith more than usual regard to convenience and comfort, with gardens unid foreceourts, now iet to Mr. Argill and bir. Little, tenants at wviL It Is computed the whole estate is wvorth 1401. per annum. The term of lease is 11 years unexpired,at alov ground remit. The estate may be viewed by leave of the tenante; particulars of MIr. As-gll, sohiditor, Whitecbap.rotsi I Mr. Glynce, solicitor, Burr-street, East Smnithfeld; the Assembly House, and the King's Head, Strat. ford; and of the auctloneer, 172, Shlsiweli. Viluable E:reots, West liam Abbey, Essex.-By Mlr.JOHiN iENFREis, on the Prerises, To-morrow, April 6, and following day, at 10 for 11 precisely each day, by directron of the Adnsinistratrix R LL the genuine antl excellent Household Purniture, A small libraryof bookr, lire-arms fae prints, family plate, useful &nd orn2merital china and glaf gcldi'ngsejlg and haguess, milch cow, 7 goats, a Cape sheep, upwards!irO00 feet of iron park fencinz, brew- jog dairy, and garden utensil, and n umerous other efreets of William Keisbelt, eq. deea sed, at his late residencei, West 1Ham Abbey. The faruiture comprises lofty 4-post bedsteads with moreen and dinsity furnitures, several prime goose feather beds, horse hair-end wool mat- tresses, blankets. Mlarseillesiluiltmt and euniterpanes, drawing suits In French rod window curtains, jipannedand gold chsirs and sofas, brilliant plate chimnay and pier glasses, rosewood centre sand lib"ary tables, two large convex mirrors in costly gilt frames, mahogany dining parlous chairs, capital library case with secretary, Brusae.s carpets, set of Merland's prnts a smasl sibrary of books, someartleles of useful and rnarnmenisl family plate. and at tdssertment of kitchen requisites. May be viewed one dayc prior - csatlogues of Mr. Argill, iollcit ,r. tVliteehapel-rosd; of Mr. Glynsa. solicitor, Barrr-strest, zEast5nsithfeld; at thc Assembly oouse and KingI' Head, Stratford; ga f the auctilOneer, 122, hihkOdW5fl1 Mirlellaeous P(pert .1 ookslfncl silctue.4;rloiasi.lar hinS,i Sale oniy.-By Nfessrs. ROBINS, itt their SPapkousR0 ,itr, Covent-garden, THIlS- DAY. tnd 'Trao-nrrh* at'I" TpVOIhousain' 1 . V luws of Book Ai",lllg~ l ryare _1ra nd numerous esteemed works, qome.lf doitl bindisi-, a few m lawbooks5, family bibles;, hand OeOket-ditto, and prayer- books; valuable painig, priti n_ealgs stiiigriind and other pianofortes, byB9'o5tlwood.&c. I organs,.epda1.hllrps, sllperior vilolins, violoncellos, fiultes,isald other musical intuensqusiclaltn g5lock,sextants, redectingand other telescolis, Miefoscolie's,qdtns hyrmtr,mathemnatical and drawvingii5tatrkments,.nmail lanterns, camera obleuras, cases of colours, globes, miaps, epera glases. fine surgeons' Instruments, cameos, intaglios, colins, medals, collper. plates;, bropazes, antiques, rar'e aid china, and modern usefil. ditto. Slay be viewed till the WeI and catalogues ~had.- Fins Watches, Gold Neck and Watch Chains5, P'earlSut eilr, Guns, Superfine Cloth, fine Table Linen, ike.~By Mles'sris.ROBIN6, at .theiP Rooms, Covent-~garden, on ',Ved;sesda.y and Friday next, VIEGold WVatches, by the best makers, 60 silver Phdito fine gold cbalns, neck ditto, anid bracelets, pearl sauit, a twvo carat brilliant, 4 silver butter boats, leeNvliery, chalied seals, spoons, orsanladles, salts and. pepper casters, guns and pistols, cptlsopertine cloth and kerseysnmere, cable and bed, inen, shawls, handkerchiefs, silks, lace, camnbric, Irish linen, &c. May be vIeWved, and catalogUes- hadl at the rooms. N.H. Thei sale on Friday entirely from Sir. fifartrsm's, Princes-street. Sobo. To Balkers, Corniebatndlers, ele,adOh,.B r OJHY at Jacek's coffeehouse, Corn dhange arli,TIS AY, ,April 0, at 1, l4Convejsicnt and substantial built LeaseholdlBaker's Shop, Dwelllng.house, and Premie,avnaeUl iut for busi;sess, No. 52, Berniondscy-street, compirising ci good bedrooms, dining room, convenient shop, pariour, yard, bnkehoutie, wIltS all excellent oveni and lottover, at present-In the occupattion of.h1r.blillar; heid for an unexpired termn of 14 yeairs, *t a low g-bund. reut. Mlay be viewved till the sale; and yarticulares had at Jack's coffeehouse, Islark' lane; and of Mtr. Souithey, 191 . Tooley-street. To Fuirnishing Irnonea Upostrr. Wareh`ousemen~ and Ship. pers, privalte Families and others--Stock In Trade and Effectri-B) Mr. BOOTHI, at the Mtart, To-mnorrowV, April 6, at 12. '1HRBREE Hundred Gross of best Gilt Buttoff's, Soc J handsome brass and steel tenders anid fireirons. 20 dozen, palr o1 bellowvs, and a large quantity of brass furniture for 1,ellhangers and utpholsterers. .May beviewed on Monday and morning of sale; eatas logue at the STart;- and of Air. Booth, 5, Coleman-street, near Lou. Co,nPactd Dlcy FarM. t,hegreacgr part Tithe-ree In LNFaud-tax lIe demd Cssunt, erts.-By W. LEIFCHI LD, at arritatay"s,THlI DAY, APril 5, atI12, in 1llst, by order of the Proprietor, Truy dsirbleFreelboN and Copyholtl Estate ii1 A atae,In lUclless-lane, about 2 mfles fo h ihIots road, at Cheshuint. Het;cmrsn cunveue amos.wtb siuitable outbuildings toehrihsnry icoueofuerox meAdow, pastture, an tbeln,ligcntgou,adudr pieces or paLreeis of frehl n cphl ad,stteo.ebln common, and containoatgehraot 1 crs2 a arso hch are uncommonly tine odmaoln.The. abv dsrberorty Is let on lease for a tr fyrs7ofwhich ilh nxie al Miclltismas next, athlw nto85.peranu.Myevwe, by leave of the tenint en.sJdsrptive prillr a f' Leifehtld. surveyor, c nil,Mdlsx Yalal eshl rpry ewateare.5r ,pouing a Net Income of?8a e snm .B .LiCIT,a Garrat way'%,THIS DAY pi ,a 2 nIlt AVery desibl LeshodEtate, comprising three At briekc anld sashed dwelling-ho ss, being Noe. 27, 28, and 29. in the preferable patrt of Newcastle-stret,Strand, osseteing all requl. 3ite eonvenileRke for respectable famiie;low in the occupation of Messars. Jackson, Tuck, Smith, and Jons,tena nts at will,' at rentts amo;unting to2051. Per aninum; the aoe etate Is held on lease, for an unlexpired termi of So years and a qatr, rom Christmas saxt, gubiect to the triftling ground rent of 2I.pranm net annual In. come ?3181 MtaY beiedbylaeo theresetive tenants, aod full descriptive partiuasha nteprmss tG Garw I cf feel,ouge; at the Seceaysotie uto Mr; and of I Le!i'f. rhild, auctioneer, &c.Edl,Mdlsx DelghtulFrehol Mado Frm, Land Tax Redeemed, contiguous to teow ofBlackmore. Essex.-ByW.1,1E11CHILD, at Garra Ways THSDAY, Aeril 5. at 12, in 1 or more lots, as will. be spcie nfture parcticlars, by- order of the Proprietor, A Vey deirabe Fre&hold PropertY, calledl Red Rose f 11111, adjoining the town of Blackmore, anid possessing many loa dvantages 1 comprising a genteel brick and sashed Farmhotuse, convenilent farmyards. with barns, stables, eotthouses, calfpeus, pig. cerics. cart and waggon, sheds, granary, aisid other outbuildings and 9 inclosures of superior meAdowv, pasture, and arable laud, containinig about 48 acres, the whole of which (ivith the exception of 2 fields) is fine old meadow and pasture land. In the hilghest Possible state of cultivation. Thifs admilred property is In the OCCUPation iif Mr. Daniel Chauilk, syhiose lease expired at Michaelinasslast, subjectfto the very low rent of 951. per atnnum. May be viewed by leave of the te. nants, and full deacriptLve particulars had at all the principal inns in the neighbourhood; at GarrawaLy's; at the secretary's office, Auctioni mart; ardof W. Leifehild, surveyor, &zc. Enfleld, Mliddlesex. Essx,-aluhieandvery, deirableFreebold Farm,Land tax rdeenied, Montnesin.-B W. LEIFCH-ILD, at GArraway',s, THIS DAY, Apri 5.at 1, border of the Propr-ietor, In one iot, pceomat and valuable Freehold E state,calledRay- ~Far, avanageoslysitateIn the parish of Bteekmore, a sortdisans frm sverl cpitl mrket towns, surrounded by good hard tods an ihn2 ie fLno,compri-sing a eon;- modious farm-hORsse, wvith suitable dometc fies, convenient farm yard, large barns, stables, granary, catrt and ateses cowhouse, pgee,adothier ouitbuiildings, surrounde bsudyhandsome ineosueso fiiearabic, mneadow,. and pastuelad ligin a ring fence, and containing altogether about 118 aec,3 fwhich are fine meadowlarid. The above propertyIwhich is in hand) tiss been recently piit in repair. Trhe lauid Is In a high stale of cultivatlon,anrd the whole we4ll worthy theasttentionuufa;)lygcntlenmaii efther for occu- pation or investmnen t. TPhe purchaser to take thae timber. ploughingis, dressings, seeds sown, and labourdone on the fa.lows, together writh the fixtures in thebhoue :uid premi.sesat a fair valuiation and may be acc.ommodated w'ith thelivreRand dead farmning stock in t?e same way, or they wvIll he sold by auiction on the premisies. Slav he viewed by appiiyiiig to the bailiff; on the farim, anid fali descriptive particulars had at the SIecretary's Office; Auiction Mtart ; GarrawaLy's; and of W. Lelfehild, surveyor, Enfielei, Middlesex. To -Timber Mccat.Couatr.Wharlingers, and Others.-im- nortnt reeold ate-sie P emle, Rotherhitho.-By W. IA EFIIIL, at arraay's,t515DAY,April 5, at 12, HAT tuly aluale ad vey imrovable Freeliold Proert, clle Trnit Whrf,posessnga frontage to the rivt o 35 fet b a eph o 12 fet, ithcomodious dwvelling. houe.coutigliuss, tales aid hasehouse; the complete erec- tionof te wll kown nd uck;apprvedsawing-mnills, nowv In full I 'ork, with all te expensive apparatus ad mnachiniery thereto be- longinig; a capital steam-ergine of Illhore power (by Iloltonl a;id Wvatit), engine-houise. boiler-houne, wvorkshops, fcc.;. a range of sub- stantial granaries, capable of containting upwards of 7.000 quiarters of grain., The whleni is extremnely well adapted for carryinig oil ally con- cern o magnitude! reqiriuig extensive weater-side premises, Mlay be viewe'd, aiid full descriptive particulars had 21 days preceding the sale, at the Corn Rxchange coffaeehouse, iSlark-lane: Secretary's officel Auc- tion Mart; Garra.-way's I Cock Inn, St. Jamees's of Thomnas Bignold, jun. cqsqsolicitor, Nosrwich; of Messrs. H-olme, Frampton, and Loftus, isolicitor,New-inin, Lnndoxi on the premilses; and of NV. Liefehild, surveyor. &c. Enifield, Middlesex, at whose offices plans of the estate may be seen. Osere Lodge, ne-ar East Bacuet, lierts.-,By 'Mr. NV. LEIFOVi-ILD, on the Prenisies, on Mlondas-, AprIl 26, at 3 In the afternoon, In 1 lot, IValuable Freebobil and small part Crown- Leasehold 121,..statc,called Dacra Lodge. the residence of the late Lord Napsier;- comuprlsingn commodious faniilyn;aneion, delightfuliysltuate, I mile fromn Soutligate, 2 miles and a half fromn Barnet, and 10 from London, commaniding viewrs of the iaceli admired valley bet weuii Enfield and Bernet: attached and detached ,,ffices, standing for 3 carriag.es, a;id sitall stables, an excellent brick built cottage, prodtuctive kitchen gar. denA, pleas-ire grounds, anrd. meadow lAud, the Is-hole containing abouit 8 acres, ornamented with thriving planitLtions, And stately timber. The purchaisqr may be accomnmodated wAith the appropriate Ihoulseb.ld furnisiure ala valuation, or a right is reserved to isell the same by auction, on the premises. Nlay be viewed by applyingltoMr. Duneicy onthepremses Prnte paticulars had of Miessrs. Grm, ham Stndeiey an Doyile, oliItos,6. New-siquare, Lincoln's- inn a al te pinipa iimsintheciigbourhood I at Garraway's; Secetay'sOffce.AucionMar, L;sd;s;and of W. Lelfehild, auet1- By lIr.NEOY, t GiFaay~. o Wenesay.Aprl 7 at12, by ordr f te ssine apoitedli th lsoicu l~tos Court, VREEBOLD Public-house, St. Georg nteEast, _2knowsn by the sign of the Blue Gate, Blue Gate-ifields, tIme rever- situn at the death of a-lady, aged 55. Slay be i'ewead by leave of the teniant; particulars to be had at Garraway's coffeehouse; o;m the P're. uinses, and of tile Auctioneer, 265, Hlolborn. Valuable Advowaon, aniior, and Farina, Sistfll'l. 4R. SQUIBB anii SON beg to give notice, that the 17, ERPETUAL ADVOWSON of the VICARIAGE of BlENTLEV. adve6rtised to be sold on WVednesday, the 28th inat- IS DISPOSED OF by Private Contract, and that the sale of rlue nianors and farms of Monkyohamn and Woodcroft-hall, advertised for the samie day, will not take place.-S%ville-roir, April 3- Valuable Leasehold Property, on the no-rth side of the New-rood, ad- joining the Rkegent's-park.-By Mr. SQUIBB and SON, at GOntrawvay's, To-morrow, APril 6, at 12, AVery dlesirable compact brick buiilt DweIling-bouse, A~with conservalory atnd large garden, pleasantly situat, No. 1, Union-place, on the niorth side of the New-road,aldjoln iig the II egenlt's- patrk, in the occupation of Captain Kater, wvhose ter,n expires at ILady-day. The estate is leasehold for ass unexpired terni of 50 years, frmMdunuier next, at a grouimd renit Of 131. per annuim, and Pre. sents at most eligible opportunity to buiilders and other specuilative persons, as it pOssesses a frontage of 213 feet towards the New-road, and Is 94 feet in depth ain lbs western side. The premnises miy, ble viewed wvith leave of the tenant, anid partilculars; had tbere; of MrI. Johii Hurley, solicitor, Mill-street, Conduit-street; at the place of sale; and of Mir. Squibb and Son, Saville-row. valatis rehol PopeeyIn Nassau-street, King-street, n rn eas-street, SOho- Sr. SQUIBB and SON, at Garraway's, To- rhorrowv, April 6,a 2, Is; Slots, A Freebold His and Shop, No. 13, Princes-street, in the occupato of r. Churchill, but on lease to Mlr. TRoberts which expires at Misumnmer, 1 830, at 301. per annum. A Freehold House, No. 27, King-istreiit, Soho, In the occupation of Mr. Such, but on lease Io Mbr. Thomas Huidson, which, expires at Lady-day 1838, at fol. per anniim. A Freehold HAuse,, No. 13, King-street, the corner of Na,sau.street, on lease to Mr. John Hughes, which expires at Christmas, 1)937, at 501. per annum. A very isubstantial Freehold House, with back buildings, No. 5, Nassau-street,on. lease and In thte attcupation of?,liesxrs. Burn and Son, for 21 years from Lady-day. 1820, at gfll. per annum. 4 very substantial Freehold. Mouse, with back buildlnf,. No. 4, Nazsaai-Istreet, on lea'c and in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Hall, for 21 years fromn Midsummer, 1IS2 at 501. pep aunum. Also a spacious Plot of Freehold Ground, with the materials thereon; being the site of the.prlrmisesi No. 2, Nassau-slreet, lately dsstroyitd by fire. The Rremlses may bevlewved with leave of' the respective teranIs.au patiulars liad of WilUamn Mhsholme, esq. soli'clr, 3.6, Linareol n'lnpfierldtsc at the place of sale; and of Mlr. Squibbad os SaviUis-row,A Ver suerir IewandSecndhnd abnet Work, Drawinig-room Suit an oter urnture, Uprigt Hrona,and Square Pianos, &c.-y Sr. SUIB acld S4ON, at thi ra oM, Saville-row, on Wednsda, Aril7, and followVing a,a1 N Assmblag of very exe len fe Cabi-net WTork, of I~~the beat sand stperlor workma2nyhip, in sets of dinini; tabes eu Ie,coa,card, and breakfast ditto, rosewsood consoles anas tabes a ui ofdrwing-roomn curtains wvith stouches andAlimitation roswud hais o orrespond, a set of eating paLrlour chailrs in red morcco per ndehlily gases,a 4-Inch mirror,an upright grand piao b Lod, bolaot~ itt, wth ddtional keys, by Stodart, 2 suar pano, sefl hin ~id las, -pst ndfield bedsteads with somree an ctto hagins,senon~d fater beds and bedding, Bruselsand Ridermnstr crpes, pint frmedand glazed, cuill- nar arices,fc. T h viwedonTne4a prceIng, when bata- logues nZay be had at therooki. The Valuable Jewels of the Dowager Countess r-' Cardigan deceased. R. SQUIBB and SON respectfully announce that M they are inistracted by the Executors of the above noble per- sonage to SELL by AUCTION, at their Great Room, SaliUe-row, on Thuwsday, the 15th instasit, at 2 o'clock, the following very valu. able Items, the genuine propertY of the deceased:-a splendid brilllant tiara or head ornameut; a brilliant diamond necklace of 62 collets, with a chain of 11 llnks of smaUlldiamonds attached; a p=i. of large diamond top and dro ear-rings, a pair of ear-rings of small lamonds, and a locket; a necklace of 48 large peatls with a very large pearl at. tached; 2 drop pearls of extraordinary sige and perfetltn; a5 beau- tifful tuirquoise neecklace; ear-rings, brooch, anid locket seat with bril. liants; a very elegar,t gold enramelled vwatch by Recordn, wIith chain nDd trinkets, set with brilliants: and a gold enamelled locket, In- closing a higblly-fiiished Ininlature of his late Majesty, set with bril- iants. The above moay be viewed 2 days precediuig the sale, betwreen the hours of II and 5, and catalogues then had atttbe room; and at the Bank co4eehouis, Bayfordbury Farm, near Hlertford.-By Mtessre. JACKSQN, on the Pre- mises, on Wednesday, April 7, and foUowing days, at 11 each day, by direction of the Executers of Wan, Baker, esq. decaased, UPERIOR Live and Dead Farming Stock, four-wheel ls clalse, capltal caravan, a break, meadoav h,;_, oak, ub, and elm timber, home-brewed ale, beer casls, greenbouse framnes and lights, cucumber and-melon frames, hand-lights dfr The live stocck consists of 10 fat Welch beasts 14 fine-fransed rorksbire cows and heifers, a true bred Yorkshire uull, 173fat sbeep, 114 Dorset ewaes, 3 rams, 5 donkies, 130 head of poultry, i&guinea fowls, 9 pea fowls. turkeys. geese, ducks, 150 pair of pigeons, &c. The superior dead stock, Iniplements, &c. comprise about 40 loads of capital meadow hay, G0o oak. ash, and elm timber trees aild aplings, the frames aRd IUghts of several greenhouses. cucumper frames, &c. May be vietved 2 days prior to the sale, and catalogues had at the IRed Llon, Barne;t Salisbury Avmsand Red Lion, ilaetneld; of Mr. Munday, upholsterer, &e. St Albsns; White Hart,Wellwyn; WhitelHorse.Wattons Swan, Stevenage; Sun, Hitehin; the Inns, Baldoek; Bull, Royston; Beil, Buntingford and Puckeridge, Feathers,Wadesroili the Inns, at Ware, Hoddeadon, and Waltbam-cross; place of sale; and at Mesrs. Jackson's offlces, Rochford, Chelnsford, and Hertford. Arrangernent of Sale; The first day, all the Live Stock, Hay, Greenhouse Lights, &c. The second day, the valuable Implements, Wa-gons, Carts, &c. Tha tird dsy, the Beer, lier Cask, Timber, fce, .421)0 fa~olyIu Lni ~i Egerton; anid a .1-71i1rd .I id rb ovff eigtz ofuidigim"l.dii ed: rnojoen ,. pi-a~1td- b*l anoeeata rICal tsa. f laot.td,ay,.prll50acetoft%in:1,5rO land AWCliffe IItin benklnftA I tti ewhjlediJ.tf th&I 'voIs' exnrated 901onithe larnd tax, 'Likewise afreehold -farmn, cli,ntain- logl8~scrswth-pprpri?e- buIild i , called Bablyers, Colni Ear- bony andColdslo s etuteat In the parishes of Mucking,' Ii1.61ling. born, an Thuiaha,It the occdupation of Mr. FEdward Day:haad Mlr. Stcphu Tayor~ freehnold estotte,, coctalising 103 acres, withi farm. housCand ohrbIding:5,-ear Do%Vneistreet. in the parish of Boxley anil Bredbdhit. an ceast to;br. John.Page. And-alsoitwvo snnsll'free. hold farmos, called Woodladon and the Ilolme Fields, situatei at Leahamm arndEgertona,about-lozmiles- from MIaidatone. iriithe'ro9pteOtiveocc,r- patforiiiof Mr. Ed%vard Fory and Mri. -RiShlid Turner. Printed-specto- cations.swith thepidns annexed, may be had at the Bull Inns, Dartford aLnd Rochestsr; ;Lion,- Farnlugham; .9.hl. Mtaidstonei: at the Msart; and of .oessrs. Drlivr,, surveyolrs aul lan~i ogehts, 13, NeN Bridge- street, BIaoikfrlata Y'o-rkslij -AIrtin, cotton bila alFreodResdneadLsi and the GreRt and-Sml I:Vithek aing fromabe 0-erit Calton,.-By MkesKrs. DRIVER.atth Auction-mr.o rdy -April 30, at 12, i1S lots, by order f the Deviats o aeJh 1.V'lua-ble- FrcehdldI Estate, situiate in the patish 71 of Kiorkby-Mallai alhVe, about 8 miles from Skipton. and 8 fromb Settle; comprising a ve ycappital stonie built Cotton mnill, on the river Air, with an abundant. supply and great fall s'fwater, to- gether with necessary buildings and cottages for carrying on an exten- sive business.. The above areJin the 0oacupa;ion of Mtessrs. ,lobis. and lIsaa Dleishurst, unider a lease, of 'which IDS years are unexpired, at. thievery lowv aniual renit of 1131. Lot 2. A very deisirable Dwselling. hionse, in the occupainfMr. John Itaber, wIth 2 well enclo3ed g-ardens, a small paddock behind the houise, convenient btabling and ehaisebouse, AndL about 34 acres of exceedingly rich pasture and meadowi land.' Lt. 3. The Great and Small Tithes arisiDg from twvo -valuable farms, at Caltoni, containing; about 553 acres, In the neeu. pattion of William Poullen and John Hrow!). Printed specifieations nmay be haLd at the Devonshire hotel. Skipton; Goldeni Lion. Settle; hotel, Leds Devionishire Arms, Kilebl'ey;, at tbs Auction-mnart, London; ba of MNessrs. Driver, surveyors and hand agents, 13, Newv. Bridge.streat,: London. Hierefordoshire.-Thse Estates of the late Jo,hn Williatms, esq. conlsistling of a desirable. Residence, called W'lcroft, Brooinev Hill Farm, anld Hagley Park, copt'Aining together about 42>0 acres; most advanptge. ously situate, near the village of Itagley, ad3oinilng the turnpike- road leading from Hereford to Ledbury. 4 miles froni the former end 11I front the latter lacep-By Mesars, DRIVER, at 1;l1e Auction Mart, on Friday, April 30, at 1 2, in 3 1ots, AVery desirable Freehold Mansion-blouse anid Estate, AL oaiolled Wilcroft,- laiLt the residence of Jobn WiVI'Lams exq. de- ceeased, wIth convenlient attached and detached ofrices, excellent stabling, coachhoese, voalledkltcheni gatrden, and aboxut. 152 acres of rich arable, - meadosv,-orchard, and wood grouind thereto belonging. Also a valuiLble Farmo.ec.led Broomiev HUIl, contaIning, 92 acres. And a very compact Estate gaLlled tla~ley Park oi'the Sbeep Valk,conilning Rd acresz, principallTy pastt6re, with a newrly erected stcone built villa, niot yet- completed,nmoat deligtfuilysituatelin the above park, coin. mnanding veribautiful, rich, and extensive views. The pae~ is well timbered, orniatfiented;ahdl shellte Ion tvo siidds, Wsith a hand.son,e blelt 131antation, and is capable o bIecing ford3ed inte'it moat desirable residence, together writh a-ftnarm, called Biartestree Farmi, niear the ~above, contalining aboutP7 acres of exceedingly rich arable and mea- dIow laud,with a farmhousea andi outbulldiugs,and sundry other houses and cottLgesabout the etstates. Printed speclifcations, with plans at- tached, may be hid at tke Feathers,.Ledbury; Hotel, Eerefortdi Hell, Glocester; Ploughi,Cheltenhoun- at the Auction Mar-t; andofMtessrs, Driver, surveyors anld lanid agents,01y theirooffilie, 13,1 New Bridge. Paperisangings.-By 1.fn.mUREL at the Auction Mart, on Wed. nedynx,at 12, A BOUT .5OO PceofPphninsadBrers, in. IA ciing haLndsr )trso-tldaig prour, Votes forSurre ..rhl ad ntn.-BY Mtr. MURRELL, at the Auc tio art, on Wednesday next, at 12, A Piece of Fthl Land, very desirably situate for AJ buildingr. coplinneafrontage of 160 feet in the road leading fromn Sutton G rove toEw ll,wthin IG0 feet of the high London road. RJaprsun several cottae right be erected to produce ground ret hc ould gir votes frtecuy.May be viewred by ap- plicationito 'y. Harsa Suitton roepatculars at the Cock, at Suttois; at the Gsii, Kingsto,ath pac of sale; atnd of mr. Mturncl, 20, Skinneritret,_Sno-hl. ________ S~mallCollec_tio_n oShells, Mi;iierals, Stuffedt Birds, Oriental China, &c..-Hy Mlr. ?,fURIlELL, at his Sale Room, 20, Skinner-street, Snow- hill. on Thursday next, at 12, 4 Smal Collctionof Shlls, inerals, sttaffed birdts, orietalchin cuiousromn poter, afew cablinets, glass eas , 4e. Ma be ewedon Wdnesay,whet cAtalogues may be Furniure, 'lanooite.S-dayClock, 'c-tuires, China,&.-H Mr. MURnLL, t hi Sal Rom, Slnne.siret,on Friday next, at 12-, HE neat HusehodFuriur,pianoforte, S-dlay T celock,&c.; Including bedtasad untrs,bd n bedding, bookcase, dining, csrd, antd pembrok als chais ca t,glasses. 8-day dlial, a few pictures, china, an terfet.Myh viewed ort Thureday when catalogues may be hgd ofMSr. Iurl,2,Skininer- Silks and Satins, Denmiark Satins, Irish Linen. Sheeting, lied anid TrablaeLinen, a few lots of iate, a Detonating Gun bvEgg, and Etffects, the Prosperty, of an Insolvent.-By Messrs. DAiVSON anid CAFE, at thjeir -Spacious Roon,, Great Mlarlborough-street, oil Thursdaty next. aLt 12, VU HREE Hundred Yards of Silks and Satins, ShawlvS I.. and scarfs, 400 vetrds of Denmark satinis, 201 pieces of tine Irisl, linetn, sheeting, bea anid table line,,, plate, a double deronatinig gun by llg&, 24 parasols,. tickell, &c. 'May hie viewred on Wed-nesday, whenu cataiogued may he had. To Fixture Dealers, Builders4, and Ohr-tc fIo hss Drawers, Couinters, &c. ')Id Comipton-strect. Solio-squoare.--.v Messrs. DAWSON and CAIFE, on the Premiises, To-miorrow, April 6, and following day, at 12, by order of the Executors, ~FHE genuiine Stock ; comprising 9 iron booksafes, 50 Troests of miahogany fronted drawvers, 30 counters, shelves, preesseilscaies and weighats,42 Stockdale's Patent coffee mills. japanned cnsters, dressers, glazed sashes, shop fronts, &b. aloa fe lot of household furniture andecffect.s,the liroperty of the late Mr.Mlulllns, at 44, Old Compton-street, Snho. May be viewed ,.n Monday. cata- 1ngsHes may be had on the premises, and of Messrs. Dawson aLnd Cafe, Great Marlborough-street. Library of Hooks, fine Pictuires, Originatl Masks of Oliver Cromwvell and Garrick, Musical Instruments, and valuaKble Itemns.-HyMessrs. BROOKS, at their Reomrs, 28, IOld Bond-street, on Thurscdas-, Apri'l S. anid following day, at'12, the property of a gentleman re-. mnoved from tbs country, Lbayof Books ; among wvhichi are a few Hebrew, Ak, rLatin. and Freinch books, blank letter hooks, illuimi- nited mirs,sal, portfolio of engravinogs, bs,,oks of prints, Raphael's drawving book, &-c,: also a, fewi pictures of the first class, amnongst which are the Adoration of the Mlagi, ioy Rembrandt; a Reposo, L. da Vini; n de portrafts by Sir Jo.shua Reynolds. a bracket clock. fnlingpics a'gand henzontal pianoflorte, an 8 light, chandelier, rch , cutgls, f oreign sliimn, dejeunes, and ornamnental china . beautifu Italian marble chinaneypieees, and miscellanseous itemls. May be vielved two days prior to the sale, aild catatlogues bad at the roomis. JeinelieryCuriosities, Perfumnery, Frencli Flowecrs, &-c-By ~Messrs. BROS at their Roomis, 28, Old BDod-strect, on Friday, gth instnut, at 12. A Part of the genuiine Stock of a Dealer dleclining busi- ness,consstin of jwellry I sti Tnaf rnaents, gold watches, chans,seas, ing, pss,a crios gld ndineck chain, &-c. carvings in ioryalI wod, nd nmerus urlo,sitenis; excellent Frenchi perumey i ois, ssnce, lodmdes paties, cOombs, extensive assort- mentof teelornment-an recicues,beautifil French artificial flowrs, c. T be iewe twodaysbefre tile sale, wvhen catalogues Very sueiper Italian and Dutc itrs H. STANLEY respeetfially announces to teadmir- i ers of the higher order of ITALIAN PICTURES1, tathe will have the honour of suibn,ittlng to SALE, at his Rtoons. No 21, Old Bond-ostreet, on Tuesday, the l3th inst. at COLLECTION, comrsng several of a,very superior order; particuslarly a Leda by Lioaroda Vinci, treated In an eleg-ant and fascinating mnanner, twosuperb heads; Ia Christ and aMadonia. by Cairlo Dveli,of the highest quality of the master; a chiarmtiing Female Portrait, by Titlas,,; Sophonisba, by IGuercrino; Adam and Eve, bYBRronzlno; a CaPo, d'Opera, Christ it, IAgony, Cosregglo; all of whichl are of recent inmportattion ;- fine ex- Iamnplesof Ruysdael. De Hlooghie, PynReker, Terburgie, Quintin Matsys, Albert Duror, and others too nunierous to specify, the greater part. of which have never been expo-ad to public sale in this couintry. To be viewed, anud catalogues had 2 days previous, at I s. each. Numerous Assemblage of Pitrs-yM- TNE,at hbis Grea,t Room. MNaddox-street,.Hanolver-s,quare, opposite St. Georg;e's Church,, on Wednesday, Apill 7, at 12, writhout reservation. ANT Assemblage of Pictures, of gallery and cabinet sizes, J_j many af wvhich are in a very genuine condition, enibr-acing spe- cirrens of the Venetianl, Floretidne. Roman, Nespolitan, Genoese, anid other Italian schools, and oi distinguished masters of Holland and Flanders, beingc altogether ani Interesting collection to the esirious amateur ankd to the speculator.. The uwhole will be sold wvithiout re- servation, as the roomn meat he cleared In aL few days for a partietillar -purpose. May be viewed 2 days preceding, and catalogues had at thle room, and at-Mr. Stanley's, 21, Old Bond-street. Oak Timber, ntear WVeiwyn, in H-ertEs.-By Mir. STANTON, at the Whit. Hart Inn, ninVelwvyi, on Thursda,y. April5, at 21, TH RlEE Hundred sntid S9ixteen- Oaks, 102 Poplars, andl T29 Ash, in 8 lots. Particulars may be had of Messrs:. 1Dray and Warren, Great Ruosmell-street, Bloom-bury. Mr. Clutton, llartswAood, ierrtcte and of Mr.StAnton, the aucriotneer, at Hiitehin. liert,l. BylMT1r. CAMlPION, at his Auction Roo,ms, 170, Bishopsgate-street, HTIS DAY, THE QurterlySale of Unred'eemed Pledges, and Otller ompisig ictres pisis,drawings. books, carvings, m~theatiei, ad phiosopicalinsrumnents, gutns, incelud- tOI~s. ~ ~ tny case wth apparatus complete, pis. usa iscellaileous rde. to b su.l aprt greeblyto he at o paliaent to that effect. M76ay be By r. CAMIdPON, at his Auctioni Roomst 170. BHishopsgate-street-, To-morrow, at 12 pre, ely, AN exeelleeit Assortment of UniredeemetI Propel-ty, A coprehndin gol, siver,and etal watches, jewvellery. gold chans,seas ad kys,gun, pstos, utlery, cut glass and china, lace unulin,. bd, tbleand rishlin ns ose, emnmbrlcs, shawrls. handitechlfs,clohiad Krsemers. adies' and gentlemten's primne wearng ppael, arpts,rug, blnkes, eater beds, household ftur- nitus,aud the efect, pedgd wth nuberof respectable pawn. broers whch ssownIn he ataogus, t tm viewv, In therooms. Bu idn -aeias Das and Chimnypees-yLXTON a-ndi ZIHL. a hi Pbi al om,Holboorn-bars, onx Wed- iisedayfe .aI,--- ARBLE~himey pecesof Statuary, Vein, and Nt lkeny; oakadfr j is,quartering, r-afters, bond. and Plates, poet and rai,forbeds wnow.vs, doors, fittings, fencing, an iewo,pland ndda ns u stuff,scaffold poles and hoards, and a gra ait fbidn fet.May be viewed and catalogues kad atheros Valuable Books, Paintings Pit.MscladMathematical Instru-I mentg, China, mnany raeand curious articles, 50 reams of Paper, &e,n-iy r. JAxMES HR IS, t his Roomis, 12, Gracechurebi-street, THIS DA , at 12peieI A N excellentCleio of sucli articles, above in part L.specified. (tunredeemed pledges.) as by Act of Parlianentare re- qietobsodseaaeyand exclusively, on certain days, onice iii 3 mnth, f wicl tis ayis on.Myfeviewed, and catalogues To Market Gardexera, Salesmen, and Othere.-By Mr.A. CARTER (suc- cessor to the late Mr. John Preston), on the Premises Blue Anchor. lane, iernnodsey, on Wednesday, April 7, and followinK day, at 10, by direction of the Executors of Mr. Thomas Cook deceased, "jHE valuable Lease of a well-arranged and extensive r. fqaden Ground.-With a convenient Dwelling-house, situate in Bermrondses; also all the Live ard Dead Stack, consisting uf 6 horses,-1 fout-Itie>,-sheed wasGgn, 2 market carts, chalse, and chaise cart, 2,000 bell a4a bend clsses, 100 three-liglt boxes, a nuantity of valuable eedr,,- about 100 Inas of manure, and numeloums other sffects, Mayxbe viewedtwo days prior to the sale; eatalogues may he bad on the premises at the Red -Cross. XNewgate-market; at Mr. Way'. and Messrs. Anderson and Dixon's, Covent;garden-market; at the Rain's Head. Borough-market; and of the auctloneer, 349 ltotherhithe-streat, Capital Investment, Rental about 7001- per Apnum.-By Mr.- CROGGON, at the Mart, o0i Tuesday, AprU 27, at 12, unless an acceptable offer be previously made, by order of the Executors of James Fiuhdn, esqa eceased- A Valuable aut improvable Leaseholtt Estate, compris- _iijg the whole of Fitzroy-market, most eligibly situate, near to ttrey-squareand Tottenhani-court-road, comprising 36 tenements. each contAining a convenient shop and sitting room on the ground floor, *IthStleeping rooms over. These valuable premisesare most subetantial brick: built, willb party *alls. &c. according to the Build. ing Act, arc in excelent repair, aud have been in constant occupation,' most of the tenants belng of many years standing, gproducing a rentdl of about 6921. l6s. per annm; held on lease for abput 65 yeirs, at a trifling groand rent. To be viewed until the sale; printed hsattieiela?a may be had at 41, Jfohn-street, Fitzroy-square; at the P.rcrF coffeehouse, Rathbobne-place: at Hantcbett'shstel, Piccadlilly;. at the Maxrts nd ofiMIr. Croggon, auctioneer, &e. C4, Carnhill. ValutbleFreehold Estate, Holborn, producing 701.per 'Annum.-By - Idr. CROG0ON, at the lart, on Tuesday, April27, at 12 , DeFirable Freebold Estate, comprisig a eapit sub- stxntlalbrick buit dweUling-house anfront silop, with a build- ing in the yardof3 floors; the whole In excellenit repair, and eligibly situate No. 23. Brookt;street, Holborn, and contains B good rooms, bowved shop. kitchtns, yard, and a building of 3 floors, ^nowilsed as earpentera shops, &c.: let to a resptectable tenant, on ieMe., of Arhich about 13 years are unexpired, at 701. perannum, clearofall outgolngs. To be viewed by leave of tile tenant; printed particulars maybe ob- tained on the promisedl; at the lart; and of M r. Crogon suc tdotor, dbe, Gjj,U 1t3 s i ' .16, an-woLIMS ti t Prejnigej.d ils , Chsea-t.fse,Sro-lnorrowv2Aprli 6. ad-to filosrig dys,.ats:11, by, difecdtion of the proprietor. Ar Th Teg ,relrs9yhlXt,~ap3, Cheapccidp of. _0;~RT'6ftVWSceUkiCoUs afid valuable reta il Stk-o f .IBss.s; among whic:h wIll1 be found the wvorks of the reiot fppulAr authors In laetorv, divinity. Ppetry., voyages, travelis, natural Inatoty, &e.; a fewlotlio? houtselcl furniture, house-fixtures, and fittinasciop of the shop,. warehouse, -&c. To be lveieed oni Satturday :precedlng andinorning ofsatle; catalogues had on the premises; acid of M.WWilliacms, Thiegsniorton.str(Tt. Vsluibieffees.....B M.WILLAMS at the Auction Msart, on-W-ed. nesday. at 120. and 3 following days, A SPlendid Collection ofTaintitiis, amonlg whbich will be, .LLOccnd many worthy thet atten ion of the connoisseur; a library, comnprcsng; tpwardsa of , 2000 VOlunlefl, cit splenidid bindings, libar bdkese~ lbr'ary- writng tables and desk8, nioble pier and chimey gasseoflarKe. dimensions, granid aaed square planofortes, plate, inen, cinsand tass lstres Ltodcrnometer: sale an catloges had- of; Mr. Wil- To ercant.cotretos.sopsliesanothr y Mr.WILLIAMS, ut the Aucionmat, onridyAri9,a12 ~HE following Gods, viz. :-,AoSetstof new buff- T.leather infantr accoutrements, with catrtouch boxeti; 160 lewv muskets; 9,000 birasic breastplates. Mlay be viewed on ThLur'sday and mnorningof'sale,and CRROeIso'rIVlim,Ihomro-tet Pained ad StinedGlss.-H Mr.WILLAMS at the Mlart, Don ed- -A Beautiful Collectino ane and Stained Glass, the I I colours sif wickih are bnrnt Iinb adspted to drawinig rooms,. libraries, greeichouses, &c. after esteemed mnasters. The collectionl tohe viewed one day precedJng, andmonraftug of sale;, anid catloges had at tfie Mlart; and of Mr. Willianns, Throgmortonistreet. lit theL Mat, on Fria,Arl6 t1,i os REEHOLI ad LaeodGonsadEtts P ~situate near EgremontpaceadRemnhl rdcn 21 peratnnum. ParttIculars mayeaddaprcdgthsleoMr Williams, Tkrogmnorton-sr~t. Leaseold ouse nerSuhak_rd~ M.WILLIAMS, t h L A ho e etensv Ae~blPreln16 at 12, LL tose xtel Preises, situate No. 312, on ties south sideof Castle-street, OPPosite, ue.ssrs. Pattfi3's Vine- gar-yard, on the Suirrey side of Southwvark-brldge. Thepremitses con. taini 14 rooms, and are in the occupattion of Mr. Charles Miaston, w1sho wvill give Immediate possesslon; held for a termn of 31 year-, from Lady-day. 1822, for 3 lIves, at ground rent (e1`201. per amauns. May he veiewed wvith leave of.the tenant; aud particuilars had of Mfr. Wll- 11ams, Throgmorton-street. WILLAMS,at te Auction Mart, on Thursia Agel 22, at 12, in lo, b orer f the Admini,etrators of Rr.,)ohn P tt deceasesd, EState, comprising a brick bihil dwelling.. hos taln, and a. piece of ground sufficitnt for the erection of to hoses,heldfor a termn of 48-;t years, at slowr rent. May be vieed,andparicuarsg had of Mlr. Wijllam s, Thrcegmorton-stree;., PLO of roun eliibleto bIcld upon, frontagc of 1Z1. i fet, siddeph 14 fet,hel onlease for a term of 83 years, aaRocsra fO.eanm t the sames timewillibe sold, a lare brxn opr o odlSaln. with Iron work, and venti- latrtcoumitowenoeabu 23,090stock br'icks, a quantity of materil formaigluansi, a large windlass, wvili chain And jigger, rafters, em, rnwok barrels of pitch and tar, &e. .To be viewedi thedaprcin the sal, and catailogue& had of Mr. Williams, 39, Throgmro-tet. Prea-tbury, near Cheltna Urniituro, winies, anj Effects.-By Mr. WILLIAMIS, on th Pe ise Gni Friday, June 4, anid followIng day, at 12. HE e-xcellent Household Furniture, cellar of choice wiines, ale ar,d cider, china, glam, 'brewing utensils, a gig and hurlness, saddles, bridles, and numerous effects, the property of Cat- tamn Turner, leaving the neighbourhood. The furntiture consists or mabogany, canoPY, and tent bedsteads, with chintz, c,,tton. and dialty furnItures, prime seasoned goose feather beds and suitable bedding, maholgany chests of drawers, wvardrobe, a eostlydiningr room silit, in a set of Spanish wood tables on pillats and claws.isedestail sideboard, 10 carved chairsi covered in satin hair clothi, sofa and sarco- phagus to correspond, lOD, card, atnd pembroke tables, ehelYocciers, large ckhinney glasses, fIrussels and Kidderminister carpets, an oak linen pess, brewing and kitchen utensils, Ate. To -be viewed an Thrsa preceding and mnornings o,f sale, and catalogues had on the pirenmises: at the King's Arms, Presthury; of Idr. Thoncas Willianis, HI-gh-street. Chelternhacss;send of Mr. Wiiliams, Tlsrogmnorton.awstrt. Freeoldaci pat Laseold('otageesienr, Nrwod-Iy fr. Free ols: ~WILL.IAMS. dI A Leasehold and part FreeholdI Cottage 'Residence, plea- L._santly situiate near the New Church, Norwood, Surrey. The house contains 6bedrooms. 3 parlours, kitchen, waslbhonlSe, stable, chaiiseholuse.a andgarden laid out in aneat style. May beviewed with tickets, andI partleulars had of Mr. WVilliams. Throgmortonnstreet. Cheltennarn.-.Houselinld Furniture and valuable Etl'ects.-'By Mr. WILLIAM~S, on the Premises, on Monday, June 7, aild followving day,. at 12. I-i H Household Furniture, a cabinet Piano%lrte, large ~Lglasses, plate, llnens, a few paintings,na parrot end care, and other effect-s, at Sot;tharnhton-place, thie late residenxce of Sir John Nesbit, comprising lofty mahogany carved 4-post bedsteads, withi moreen and cotton furnitures, goose feather b,eds and bedding, mahoga ny cabinet articles, in wardrobes, commodeclhests of drawers, dress ing stands, drawving anid eating room chairs, in rosewlood anid mahogany, grecian sofa.s, sets ofdinicig, loo, card, pembroke, dressing and work tables, secrtar, lrgechiney pie, ad dessng lases, a fine-toned cabi- net pianoorte. Brusels, Kiderminste, and Veetian capts, aa ec- dicine chest,china, glass kitchen re.ulsites, &e.To he iewed o Mr.Pacwod. oliitr, nd c.ThoasWillias btofCeten- Miiineialss-By31r. THONMAn. a t his- (late M1r. King'sl Great Room, 38, King-street, Covent-gasrdens, TIIlIS D &V, April 5, and 4 followving days. at 12 precisely, on accoucit of the number of lots, 4 er ex-tensive andl valuable Collection of British anld Forei!,gn Minerals, wvhich will be soldI withouit the least reser-va- tin. ay be viewved on Saturdayi precedingth,e sale; and catalogues had at Mr. Thomas's offices, Foster-lanie, Cieapside, and King-street Covent-garden. Concholo gy.-9y MIr. THOMAS, at his ulate MIr. Kigs ra en, Kicci-street, (h.vent.garden, on'l'cesdsy. April 1,a 2peiey AFilnn Collection of Foreign Shells, ichdn eea 'k very rare and beautiful especinens. To be vee n ape cediny the sale, and ratalogues had at MIr. Thoia'n fie, ,~otr laene, Cheapgide, and King-street. covecct-gairden. Carpeting and Paperbanglicgs-BY Mr. THOM.%AS, at his (late Mr. I(rne's Great noom. Kinig-strect. cov'ent-glirden, on Wednesday, April 14. at 12 precIsely,. without reserv'e, -PORTY-FIVE Pieces of l3russels Carlset3, 20 carpets maeup of various sizes, 35 rugrs, and a qusanti ty of remnlants9 of Kidderminster, Brussels, VenetiaLn, &c. - .1so 300 pieces of fashionable p&perhanglc,gs. anid borders To lice viewed one day preceding the sale, acid catalogues hud atSI r. Thnmiat?s offices, 3, Foster-lane. Cheap- side, anld King-street,_Covent-garden. R7eve_rsio0caxryInrer-vM.F EIRTiRloGrawy, on Fniday, April 9, at 12, HE Revers;oniary Interest of a Gentleman, agedl 23, iwhoselife is inseirable,l provided he survives his mother, agxed 48, to uccie-eleventb part of 18,6911. 14s. 3d. three per cent, consuls, standcing ftc the name ofrthe Accountant-General of the Court of Chan- cery. Particularsmay be had of Messrs. Bicknell, Roberts, and Blewitt, solicitors, S. Lincolni'v-inn Newv-square; att Gsirrawvay's, and at Mtr. F'arebrsther's offices, G,WVehlington-street, Strand, removed from Beau. fort-buildings. Fre ib6l d IHIouses an d BcW I iig Groud,La Mbtlcca ,leacdici irom Ve tmistr to Blaeskfrir-road. -.By M.'AFIRTiSER, at carr-wav'-., on Friday, Apcril 9. at 12, in one lot, by order of the P.I cecutr1x. AValuable Freehioldt Plot of'Buiilding Ground, occupy- A lo Ig a constiderable frontage and extending; 100 feet ile depth, with 3 briclk and timber bccetl homses thereoci. situate inl,ower-marshs, betwveen Westmicnster acid Waterlo,o rokds; the wvhole let on lease, of wirich a fewvyears are unexpired.aud now in thle nceupction of Messrs. Slater, Roods. Briuggs, Carzon, and Diurhuin, To be viewed, and par- ticulars had at Garraway's; at the Artichoke. near the premises; of Mes,irg. Smith, solIcitors, 93. 1-atton-garden; and at Mlr. Farebrother's otfices, 6,Wellington-street. Strand,rernoved fr.,m feaifort-buclldia ra. Clapicam-rise, ucrrey, b ie rmtws. Cptldtced Itesi. dence~. Cuaclihome and Stabling. Lawn-i,ardn and Paddock., the whGle about 3 acres. witlh P0%sess1Or.-BYMr FAREBRlOTIIER, at Gni-rawvaY's. oil Friday. April 9, A Veryval2uable aind desirable Property, held for a ZXternm of about 60 years, atrFa small groucid ren t, and cornpris- icig a capital detaehed uiniform brisk built facailly residence, contain. ing oh tl.e upper story, 2 psrFelouts and 2 sm-altler bedrooms; on the first floor. a capitali bedroom, 1IS feet by 14, and a noble drawing rOom, 27 feet by 17: - on the principal fdo,cr, a caucital dining parlocer. l8 feet by 16, nmornicig room, lIS feet by 14. breakifast parlouir, 11 feet by I I, servants' bedroom, store roomn, and xspaious eastrance half from balcony, and tlight of steps;- the offices comnprise capital kit- cheni, walAhliouse, butlter's roons, laundry, &c. a cosEbbhouse and 3-sal stable with loft ,cver. Tue hbouse stands at an easRy remiove from the roaLd, wcith carriage sweep aicid plantation In front, and att tice back is a sPacious lawvn, garden, acid paddock, the wlhole about 3 aceres To be viewed 10 days prior to the sale; particularr had on ttiuc premises. at Garraway's; and a-t Mfr. Farlriler"ofie,6 WVelllcngtern-street,Stracild. remioved from Besbotbulln CapItal and ext-eniie Freehold I-ncisesl sod Premisies, in oldBod stiyeet. of the Annuial Value of Si x Ilcicidred Gulneas.-y i. FAREBItoTrinE, at the Court of Commnissioners of Basikcps Basticghall-street, on TIuesday, Aprill13, at 11 for l2o'clock, bfr the Coinmissoiocers cinder the bankruptcy, of Messirs. Buckmnaster, 4Capital, extensive, aIld very valuable Freehold Estate, -A notdsirably situate on the, cast side of Old Bomed-wteet, con- slating of a snacious Residencee, No.220, containing3 and 4rooms on each dloor, with all suitable offices. 2 capitatl shops, and premises, let to Mr. Hunt and Messrs. Dando and Runt;: also extensive Premises at the back, with osatrauice from Louid-street. lately occupied by Mlessrs. liilmcckmster, and consistiasg Of a capJtal warehouse 43 feet longt, an offece 20 feet long, workroomo 21 feet long, and several other icork- shops, acid convenient dwvelling-rooms over the whole, extending .aboutl100feet iccdepth, and haVingayveryeCOnsIiderable frontare. The shop areietat lw rnts,amontin to2801. per annum, end posses. don aybhad f teremindr,cftheestate; the total reut ud estS- matd vluebeig 00 uinas er nnm. To be viewsed, ad pri culas wth pansmay e hd onthepremises; particular loo .l.,hue Mayew.esq solcitr, Cancry-an e;of Mr. Johic el,ol ettr, eadng,Befs;~tGrraay'l asfat Mr. Fareberothersofc, (I,Weligtcnstee. tr nd r moedfr m lie aufort-b~uildings. hiousehold Feurnituire, valuable Countlinghouse Fixtures, Wines, &c. Tower-street...-By Sir. Ai)AMSON'. ocs the Premises, 12, Great Tower-street, opposite Mincing-lane, on Friday, April 9, at 12,- VPHE Househiold Furniture, ani 8-day dial, counfing- Tihosuse and warehouise fittings, 40 dozen of wines, and effects, taken In distress and concdemned for, rent; including be-dsteads and fctrnittires,' feaLther beds and beddin , mahogany drawers, table eha,ir~, glasses, caLrpets, several eountrighouse desks, a crane andi Iron jib), beams an dplanks, iron 'veights, f6c To be viewed the morning of sale, 'ind catalogues had on the premises; acid of 'Mr. ~Adasoci, I1, IBilliter-square. To Gro)cersnandTea-dealers.-Leasel-fold Ti-ouie. aci_d ca`pital-uroer's Shop; Hlousen'Old Furniture17. Wearing ,A.pparel, remaining Stock and Utensils in Tiade, White chapel Hi h~-street.-By Msr. ADASk?ISON, on the Promises No 57 14igb street, .hit*cliapel, on Wednesday, April 1 4. at IIl,'by direction of the Admitnistrator of SMr. Foster He vlublRLae fedcpia brick built House, and U. acon~eniec cmmaning hop,onvhich a cocislnlerable sum hae een xpeded,undeiaby siuatefortlte bumsiness of a grocer aced teadeaer,curanyothr inereqiric~ cmbiejy f situation, held for an ceepied er of26yeas, t l~c vry owrent.ol'50c.-On.sticle same day wvill he sold, the neat household furniture, a few lot; of plate, remaiscing stock of grocery, a shod wheel truck, and valuable utensils in trade, &c, The house to be viewed till tie sale, acid the effiects the day preceding: psi ticulars to be bad of Mlessrs. Anmory acid Coles, sollectors. Throgiaorton-street; end also,with catalogues 4f the effects, Of brr. Adamson, 11, BUlliter-square. Freehold House, Miargate, 1Isle of Tbanet, Kent; and L-essehold Pre. rmise,, valbrook, In the City of London.-By Sr. ADIAI,SON, at the Auction-miart, non Friday, April 23, at 12. us tWO lots. Lot 1. A,Freehold Estate, consisting of a' - brick-built _L house, cocitaining *our rooms and a ard. situate in Princes-place, Hawvley-siquare, Mlargate, in the oeupation of a tenant at will, at 10 guineas per annum. Lot 2. A spacious Leasehold House end Premises, situate No. 14, Waibrook. isl the city of London, tlhe principal part of wvhich Islet as countipghouses, to yearly tenants. producing a net rent oS 421, but capableohfbeingeonsiderably inefeased; held for ain unexpired term Of 7 Years. TQ be viewed tili the sale i acid partieulara had at Mr. Lemon's, grocer, near the Fountalci, Mar. gate;at trheRose. CLanterbury; at tis iMart; and of Mr. Adamson, Absolute Reversions.-By MIr. ADAMiSON, at the Auction Start, oli Friday, April 23.at i2 .n4lots. Lotl. AN Absolute Reversion to One-Seventh Port' or _ _ Share of the Monies to arice from the sale of an Estate, which tSoL take place at the demise of a gentleman, aged 5d vars, consisting of a capita titthc free fan of 1fO sesof freebold and copybold land, with farmhotie and outbuildings thereon, situate inc the North Fen or Cow-croft, Whittlese, Cambrildgeshire, nowt -let to ayearly tenant, at 1761. per annum. Lot2. An a solute reversion to one other seventh part or share ar.sicig from the sale of. the same estate. Lot 3. An absolite reverslbln to dne-seventh Park or share of the relidue of thle monics to arise froci the sale of cer tir. estates wrhich Is to take p laceat thedemiso'nf the samne gentlemaen coisistlng of 172 acres of ireehold arabic and pasturelandi wvith two farrf- houses.and other outbuildings thereon. situate-in the North Feu and Bxassinhally Moor, in Whittlesey aforesaid, now let to a respectable tenant, at 2071. per annum. Lot 4. An absolute reveersion to one other seventh Part or share arslei from -the sale of same estate, Prlnted partieulars m ay be had till the sale of Sr. Sergeant, solicitor, WVhittlecey. near Peterborosugh, Nurthanptonshire; o Mlessre.Ander- ton and 'Wiisss, Quality-court. Chancery-lane, London; and of Sty Adameon,II,- itor-square, where copies of the wills 1maybe seen. 400 W6A~~~ar Pril 7, aIT 2, L at!G -..WAIy', Oi VI -, ~~~~~~~~~~~~I ~-, 1i ri tenants, t 401~~~~~~~~~. pe - sIt Ten n ca~ aon Of the Hlh-teld o Ppar,,')Vt a~r~I eartain, antd a 4jicLt renit of, k few penec, per 'ann '. iinn Ile, had.of Messrs.,. Dickinson and Sad fove,' sOI1ctorfk "al Wa PopIlar; George, CommerehRl-road -WhtHorH' Pollilor Highktreet AuctiOn17u1rt-'-and of Mr. litchell, 7, NortonfuMet. r- Garraraws,,s; Aireeol MIroHEd ensanaRetCrjeo .Per annim - -B MnMTHL., at Gslraway's, on Wednesday, ApriT7,, a''Y~ FREEHOLD Ground Rent' of.%1i. pler i' aii I~i -IU-be reversfon In 12-years, to 13 hollies, Wrorkshops, un)G5ldtf limne, producing rnear 2001. per annuls,. ;Three Preeh&Zol;ep Rents of 20 Luineasec, Isstling.from premilses, BetbRl nI.d,'Gr Ad ampl-seuredGrind Rent of 521. pr annuar, arising fro 8retsusAi a rope grond, &e. Ma d -plaee onsodsey.- Ant a very. Ctr RemI Chrge f SL peannm, isuiig-fromr 110 houseag at th~t(t blITCHELL,*tGaA?.o Wendy.Arl7a1,n4e I'O etivith gardens, fore cout??;&j A.Nos. I~ amid R3 t a'-ercac, walcot-place, Infrn KeU nintroad, (one'of svhidh has ua-ehaisehus stbl- br,,. hOuse, &c. of whi-ch (ossessioux may'be 'hd,) in tA oe cupatli~, MRessrs. Creaton slid glee. at 1151. per annuip..- Also six orl.e Houses, Nos. 6, 7, 5, 9, 10, and I11, Rlchniond.,etreet, adjoining p, ticuslar may be nad Of' Mr. Creaton; 12,' St., Albhn's.terrao,. (lv'h!o 1%arJ show 7the estattex); Horns tavern, Kennington; Stagr, dittos comroeroi the Larmbethand Keunnngton-roasti Mllessrs. Brook-,oni and Son,Tbr~e Touns Taivern, Fetter-lane, neatr Fleet-street; the Rockinghanm Arms and-. Elephant and Castle Neirington-butta; Garraway!,; Auction, Mart; anldof.Mr. MItchell, 7, Norton-falgate; and at hisAat6 Roomus, 23, Newgatc-str~ee. uei Valubl Esae,neax Finsbury-aqUare and SPt.fed ,p Ilr MTITCHELL, at Garraimny'is, on Wednesday, Aprfl.7, at , various lots, TVV Hues it onmndn hops, Nos. I and2 panet- Lease 0ol Estate, conisisting of' a dwelling-nouse, "Itedpan xiell adapted for a master- weaver, of wh,leblpcosseslou May beP an5d and. twvo houstes adjolnimig, situate in Red Lion-teteaSIfld Churech, let at SSl. 'welve Ro,ultser Thraxvl-street,epitaldc;ds, let at 10OOL Per annlum, one of wvhich lIs the Black Ho?rse publIchous,, . t grsltun..Lensed. A,compact Estate, comVrisming seven -Wvell'built ouse$, )fount-street,-Chlrchstrect, Shoreditch,prodacing a net rent of 521. 1Os. 'Ten ditto, formingr the whole of Mount-squssre, ditto0151t at 1051. A convenient Dwellin -house, .3, Baker's-row.:Whitteelapel, let at 261. And throceHouses, os. 31',32, and 33,St. Vincent.stre, Comimcrcial.sroad, let at 501. Particulars may lbe had of Mtr. Nveti solicitor, 32, Ess'ex-street, Strand; Mr. WVoolley, solIcitor, 38. iiox- tonl-square., Mtr. Carron, 10, Princes-Street, SPItaldeclas at. Garral way's, Auetionl Marjt -* ainn of Mr. Mbitchell, 7, Nortonfalgate, and at, his A oct on Tos, 23, Newgatestre~t. Fre PulIchoue. ishopsgate-strest By Mkr. MICEL t Gar. rawa~s,OltWedesdily, April 7, at 12, withour-resecve, unless ate 7U~kE Seenten Yers' eas andI goodtwiU of that * esablshe Pulichoue and Wine-vaults, kno17n as the Blue Ajilior ii' od-street,i t oors fromi Bishopsgate.street, well axrn~e fo ard nw arringon god uslness. Partieulass may- belsaaoM, solcitor,PrInces-stret, SPItalhieldts; 6Garra- wa~1-Actia Mrt;andOf r. Itcell 7.Nor oniagate, anld23, Cohercmia-road.-Valuable Fre-ehold and part Leasehold built for a publchouse; a Residence-, Refiner's Manuflictorr -Build' Ing Ground, &c..-By Mr. MfITCHELL, at Garrawav's ont W4:uesday~ April 7,at]12in illot, by order of the Mortgagee,wirthout re3erve, A Desirable kstateT, having an extensive fronitage ~ CL. Coburg,ientc,n, and Batossa tstreets, Cosmercil troadmo, on Al Is eretted a substantilE corner house, plantned for a Publieblouse, Y6,, whlch it Is veryeligible, and illspresumed thata licence may be ohl. tamned for the xsme; and a genteel residence, with a refismer's mann. factory and otberpremnlsca; also the vaceant ground adjoining, pant of which Is freebold, and the remaind'er is beld for .90 years, at a louv grrounid rent. Particular may be had of Mr. Young, solIeitor, AMark.. lane; aLt the George'tavern, Commercial-road, at Garraway's; at the- Auction Mart a and of Mr. Mitchell, 7, Nortonfalgate; also at his Auc- tion Rooms, 23, Newgate-street. Pour ighas fvr sueirCae,1 itta of alag Sher-ry,1 Pipe of Tenerift., adid 500 Diozen of choice Wines. R. J. ROSE respectfu-lly a-nnouinces, that he will IV'J SUBM.IT by AUJCTION. at'thec Mart, .)n Friday April 9~, at 12 o,elock, the THIRO pAWr' of M[r. Thomas Smnith'~s valuable STOCK of WINES, lying in his celars, No. 10, Crutchedfriars, from whence they w-ill bue regularly permitted; comp,,risIng 210 dozen of finie old port of different vintages, 155 dozes; West India Madeira, ISI0 dozen Sherry, and &(5dozeii excellent Cape. The whole in lots adapted to- the coavenlenee of private pusrdlasers a.-well as the trade, The wines In thewon4l.are lying in theLondon Docks. Catalogues may bebhad, and samples purchased 4 dayll previous to the sale at the cellars, 10,. CrutcbedfriArs;, and ot ?Mr.J. Rose, Church-court, Old Jewrry. To Mledical Gentlemen a-nd tcs-.h aubeLaeo hs ceilenit Premises, at a very lowv rent; together writh the Householdt Furniture, and Effectst, Great Charlotte-street, Illack-friars-road... By, Massrs. KEMIP and SON, on the Premlises, 31, GreAt Charlotte- street,Blakfrlars.road, To-morrow, April 6, at 19. by direction of' the Executote'of Sir F'rancis Daniel deceased, F'THE whole of the Efbects, cOmprrsing 4-post, highi IL press, anld tent bedsteads and fur-nitures, feather beds and bed.. ding, ehesits of drawers, tables, ehairs, rmthogany desks, an excellent mahogany counter, twvo S-day cloeks, anatomical engravin-s, together, with a variety of uLseful effects. To be viewred the miorni'ngoet sale; cataliogues writh descriptive p-articulair, may, be had on the premises;' of Messrs. James and Whitelock, solleitOrs, Ely-place, Holbon and o Mesas.E Kemp and Son, Judd-streer., Branswirik.sur.Th lease~ wvill be sold at1, mind the premnsies to he viewAed until the time of sale.. Suffolk. Estates and lAnin. 0 r.CN, at t,-he Auction Ma3t. A Mlodern-buil lgn aiyMnin scoedI and 4.JL faced with stn,paeonacerulanslcefrthpcr pose of its Pictuircqe bate,adcmadn xesv n ie sirded viewvs of hilsadarc n etl ae hog hc ra and bold riverpassifrn;bynisafnanvrynseey. tofether wvithaluleleanplnaintatfl'dios:gra .od iee houses, pesr n ice adn acdwt h choicest wrail and sadrfrttre.Andtchdre a genteel dwelling-house, 2 frhue,bikbr,ad5ctae,cmrsn 9 dwelflngs, w ith alarclua ulig,ad30arso ihs prouctve r nic,madow, and pesueln,aot20arso wrhiech.and allthe buildings re freeholanthre idrcoyld the w,hole of the land isin the highest staeoutvto.Teett Is situate in a fine rich healthy sporting part of the county, Where gamemay e pesered t an extnt,near the toss-n andL port of' Woodrlde,a:d I a entel nigh ourod. Immnediate possesision may e hd o th masio, lwn,platations, and gardens. TIse estte ay e vewe byappyin toldrCanu, Wootibridge, of' whoml partccsaramay e hd; aso t te Autio Mat;theprincipal Inns, inlp,,ih,Cocheler andCheuisfrd;Mr.Alexiander,' printer,. Yarmuth he Pintes ofthe orfok Chonile and the Norwvich. S~i'llid No'lesatsadRsdec,picpally Freehold-. By Mlr. CNA, at the Auton Mr,on FdaY, April 30, aft I precisely, M lost valuable and highly desirable Estate, lying in I-I the parishes of Siunideston, Somerley, and Whitacre Boarouigh, coistalning abeut 290 acres, tin the oecun ation of Mr. N. Rixt.ho %rill give possession at Mtiehaeimas inext. Lot - Comprises 221, acres of aLrabIe, pasture, and marsh land, the former of the first quality, and in the highest possilble state of cultiv'atioln; the latter consi.sts of 27 acres of productive sound marshes, tithe free; a house, formerly In- habited by the teniant. 'nowv divided linto at double dwelling, but easily, and at averysmallexpense, convertible to its former use, 3 barns. 2 stables, cart lodges,- 4 granaLries, bullock shteds, cow-house, slaughiter-. bue ggres, and various other buildings for the accommaodation of te am, lsoattabedii'oden Mansion, built by Mr. Scans, cun-. tamitng large and lofty dinumig and drawing roomns,suall breakfast par- Iour,5 chambers, 2 dressing rooms.4 serv'ants' ditto, kitchen, launda y, wiasbl'ouse, dairy, spaciouis arched cellars, 4-stall stable, harness. room. carriage anid chaise houise, a double cottage, aind numierous, other oflices, surrounided. by pleasuire grounds, wall'ed-in gatrden, and. a rich pleasant pasture, contai-ning 13 acres, separated only, by an ex.. cellent road from Lowestoft to Not wich, (the whole commaLnding a. view of the much admilred grouinds occupied by the late R ev, Nortonx Nicholls, aLnd tiowv in possession of N. Bacon, exq.1 situate wvithin 2 miles of the sea, and stands between Yarmouth and Lowrestoft, beth wvell knowvn and much frequented bathing Platces', distant 1 miles from the former, and 4 fronsl the latter, only three-q,marters of atmile~ from the ttsrunpikce to London and Yarmnouthi, surrounded by Private roadsasi good as any intbe kingdomn, and In a neighibourhoodab,,und lugiwith gasne. Lot 2. Nearly 60acres of veryvsup)erior and most pro- ductive Miarsh Land, In an excellent state, 1lying ini Whitacre Borougi,. In the county of Norrolk, tithe free, and hlaving the advantsage of 'draining to a mlll. The wvhole of 'the above lots are situate in an in- corporated hundred,wvhlch renders poor rates a matter of tridUisig ton. sideration. Further particulars mnay be had ef Wn;. Tooke, esq,. Gray's-irn Im;-s. RIX' Inwrorth, Witham l Mr. Rix, on the prenlises Mir. Alexander, priinter, Yarmolith; at the office of the printers, Nor- folkChroicleandMercutry, Norsis-ch ; the principal inns at Col- cheser ad Chlmefrd;, Bolton and Sparrowr, 8, Miargaret-street. Cavedia-sqare atthe Mart, London; and of the auctioneer, By M. ROINS,of Wrwic Houe, Rgent-treet, (pairruant lo an orde oftheHig Cort f Cesuerymade ira a catuseISaundersv_ Noran, wih te proatmn o J'hnEdward owsdeswell, esq. ensofth Malrsfre ai Cur,)at Gr aay, on Thursday, April5 at 12, In os TW N1'Y Sae int helsea Waterwork8, the % fSrWilliam Jonesi, SlId a Painting of Sir Ken e)msDb adanllv, late the property of Jobn Manship, ess_. dece2se Pr ticulars wrhereor may be had at the said Master's offie, in Soutbsamp- ton-buildiin'g, Chancery-lane; of Miessrs. 'rennant, Hiarrison, atid Tennant, 2, GI-ay's-inn-square: Mr. Baxter, 9i, Gray-'s-lnn-place; at Gartraway's; and of Mr. Rtobins, 11,0, Regenkt-stxeet. Warivickshire.--Capitall and imuportant Freehold Estates, Manor, Mansion, and Farms, In the sev-eral patrishes of' Long Itchington, SRouthamc, and Ladbrook,,i In hecounty of Warwiek,.-Dy Mr.ROSIRNS,, at the Auction Marl, on Friday, April 9, att 12, by order of the crus- tees ton hiomn the samne are eonveyed in trust for slit, it lots FHE M~-anor or Reputed Manor- of St6ney Thrpe~, -1 in the Par-iah Of Long Italulugton, in the couinty of Warwick, wlit th)e righ4t.s,members, andaspDurteesancesethereof. Also, alil tha cantalasedi ancient mnansion or ma~nor house, in Stoney Tborp", afore- saYid clmriinga spscions heI.ll,dniair.dra-iring, and brekas-ta ztooms., of suitalble` dimensicins; numnerous sleeping roomus, stables, coatch houses., and all other necessary offices,-wit Ileams ans.adpe inises appurtenant to, and surrounding the same, consainhiig nealrly -40-0 acres of fertile and higly lminrovable arable, nieaLdeew, and Pas- ture land, wvith appropriate fiarm-bouses, aLnd othe-r necessary build- lugs, in a ring fenoe,, wela watqred ~anid convenlently subdivided, ancd toiwin the several occupations of John Warner Ad O Gorge Cooke. Also, 13 acres I rood a1 perches of meadon- and pstcure tanid, In the .parish, of Sautham, adjoining to, and ocecupied with the lands In Thorpe Also, a, smal farm,. in the parish of Ladbrook, about two miles from Southam, on the road to BanMbury, containing it farnshose andhomestead, wilth S0s. ar. lpn.of ar-able, meadow, and pasture sanS, well watered, and us- a very high stale ef cultivation., Time Thorpe Estate abounds wvitlls ame, and is wI-thin half a mile Of' one of the most celebrRt~id fox covers In the county, with the advan- tage of excellent tumpuike roads and W4ater carriaLge. The mansion stands at ansppropriate distivice fr,,m the road, on a gentle- eminence, sloping to the river Itching,. which forms the eastern boundary of the estate, anldis'enriched by a profuibon'of timber of -large dimelmaloliss. gardens, shrubbereies. Sand- other ornamental plantations, and Is de- servedlY celebrate-d for its sequestered and pmctureseaebeauty, the respecabilit of th neigbourhoad, aisd its vicinity t em~ti Spat, from wh ence It Is dstns tOnly 6 miles, S from wasrviol-, d fromn the post town of Southam. T'he high read from. London, Iv icl lxOterseqts the estate nIearly in thme centre opens a direct commummies- .ion wills all p.-rts of the kingdom, and -renders the conveyanee so and fromn London both by day and.n1ght easy end expeditious A 'raercor mll th sie f wic stllresnain~l formerly stcod on thisestte, nd ay u~r e retord wth na prospect of very great advanage,Toafmilyodistnesln, tagriocuiturlsts, er to aaports- main wit a lrge stabIshmnt, ew stotesoer so many advantaKes. or peseitacfavurabe a opprtuityfor a profitable inveaitmemit. To beviewe by lave o shetenans, orof Joeph ells, atte Ma nIfl- sion Desriplvepatieuars f ech lt. iith refrenc lilnofthel estateanasged arep prparing, and may behad 25daysprevYS cststthe sale, at the Blenheim H,otel, neamlnton Spa; KiNigsH ead. Coventryt Craven Arms, South.l ; Whcat6heaf, Daventry; White L16n. 1Banbury: of lMr. Freeman. solicitor, Northamptol; ef Messrs. Burfoot, 2, Klng's Beach-walk, lnnar Tenmple, London; of the auc tioneer, Birmingham: and of Mr. Poole, solicitor, Ra4forLd near LeamningtQn Spa, of whom any fssrtherjiniernatlon ray heobtainedL Piccadilly, opposite the Green-park.-Cbmmodious elegant Besibence. wils Conserrator and Offices, Coacbhhouse, and Stable for Fonsr Horses.-By Mir. ROBINS, iof Warwick House, Regenttstreetj at Garraway%s,on Thursday, April 29, at 12. by order oc the Executors. Veryeliible and desirable Lea-ehold Estate, for aterm A nfupwatdsof o5yearE,.comprisinga onamodidus clegantFszilny XSIans}on, situate No. 104, -eaji late the residence of Sir Win. Paxton, kt. deceased, .adsptedfor t se acconmnodation of a family of the first zespectabillty, consisting of a pleasant cheerful- room ID: front, tastefuly fitted up. usedasaschoolroom, a bed eLaniber ad- Joing, 2 rooms fer servants, sink, and waterJ aid on, on the tPjr floor. On the third floor, 4 excellent bed chambers, roomy' land g closets, and water closet. Second story,- a capital cmornilti. roo, with windows openinsg to balconies, aL saclous'bed chamber, xmd anmother bed chamber beyond. On the prinEipal floor,an excellent lofty drawing room, tastefuy fitted up, windows to tbh floor, opentng to. a balcony, ahicommanding a ine view of the Park and the Surrey hDis, communtuiatiugby foding o9rs-to aL back.dranwngroom, tent recess, with-eloset asid boudoir. mos$ ta%tefully fitted uP. windu,'- opening toa colnservatory. On-the ground-Iloor,ai axcellent entranee. hall, diulng parlour, room beyond, genUenan's dressIng room, '.kc. In the basement, a well arranged set of -do;nestic office-, detacheed kitchen, washhouse, laundry, &c. capital cellars for wine. beer &c. Coachhouse and4--'tall stable, rithman'sroom andloftover. Tbe viewed by tickets only.- Particulars may be had on the premises1 o Messrs. ManUand Browaley, -solicitors Newr BDowewll-court; -at lhe- subscrlptlon'hoilsess St. .anse's-stre; hotels, Bond-street; ;at Gar- raway' ; - and of 'Sir. Robins, 170. iegentstreet, of whom tickets,for vieiog imiap he ha- At-the-latter endtof Junie next- rill b5 soldby auction, at:Garnraway', the MIddis-ton Hall Hitate, In Csrmartthen. shire; LandSsand Property in Pecobrokeashire, and{,In the emuntyof the boroxughof tarmarthen; likewiseIn Tenbj: in the whole be-. twreen 4,000 and G,000 acres. SAtI,S 1Y AUCTION.