Sales By Auction.
The Times, 1824-10-14T00:00:00

(:ollection of EngravingP, Books, and Books of Prints.-By Mr. WILLIAMS, at the Mlart, Tarts DAY, October 14, and follow. indv t12, Valuable Collection of Books of Prints, includin,, X Srea choice works on the fine arts, pzortfolios of print", cornprising iteresting Foreign and Engli8ih vie68, beautifully co' Inured and plain, portraits of noble and eminent public characters-. ctch and drs-Aing books, caricatures, drawing paper &c. Also zi selection of the most popular modern authors, in elegant bind. ines. To he viewed on Wednesday aned morninge of sale, and catttocuw had at the MIart ; antl of Mlr. Willians, Throgmort ton--c?eet. FTieeant Furiture and vluable Efl'ect.-By Nr. WILLIAMi No. 28, Chancery-lane, 'T1Hs UAY, October 14, and following day, at 12, removed in consequence of a sale not being permitted on the premnses, LI, the modeTn Household Furnittire, new within A 12 months, a brilliant toned upriht grand pianoforte in a mahogany case, by Stodart, a Grand Pianoforte by Houiston, an elegant French clock supported by Egyptian marble pillars, china, glais, a valuable library, compriting 400) vols., a few capital paint. inna, 29 dozen of fine flavoured port, 18 dozen sherry, 17 dozen Ala idCera and numerous valuable effects. The furniture consieta of lofty mahogany 4-post bedsteads, with chintz cotton fuirnitures, made up in the moat fashionable style, coach top, tent, and servants' bed- ateads and hangings, prime goosefeatlher beds and bedding, excellent mahogany cabinet artides in commode cheats of drawers, iadiea' and gentlemen's dresairg stands, handsome auit of tosewood card, sofa, andloo tables, drawing-room chairs, noble pier and chimney glasses, in gilt frames, sets of dining, card, and pembroke tables, secretaire annt bookcase, mahoenny parlour chairs, celleret sideboard, windowr curtains, Brustels, Venetian, and Kiddermilmnter carpets, oil cloths, stoves, domestic requisites, &c. 'ro be viewed on AVednesday pre. ceding and morning of sale, and catalogues had of flessrs. Robinson and Hine, solicitors, Charterhouse.square; place of aleC; and of .1r. %villiamn; Throgmorton-treet. Cellar ofW e aTnWflos.. I B A Mr. Wl,lIJAMS, at No. 28, Chancery-lane, To morrow Oct. 15, at 12, Private Celar of excellent Wines, consisting of 29 A dznet fine old Port, 18 dozen Sherry, 27 dozen CalcaveUa, 13 dozen Otd Hock, 6 dozen Burgundy, &c. ;a few pictures, and a smal librarv of Books, a-ong which are Rees's Cyclopzadia, 30 vols. &c The wines to be tasted at the time of sale, and catalogues had, and of AIr. Williams, Throvimortonr,treet. Small Leasehold Estate; Marytebone._By Mr. (31tEIN, at the Auction Mart, THIS l)AY, October 14, at 12 4IVE improvable Leasehold Hbus;s,' situate Ros. 1, 2, E 3, 4, and 5, Eagleton'n-buildings, High4streete, Aarylebone ; held for an unexpired term of 37 yearn at a ground rent of 401. perannum. The houses are in excallent repair, and are let to punctual tenants at will, at low rente, from 1S1. 10e. to Jl3l. and a.mount to 721. a year, leavinR an imp ovable net rent of 321. per annum. May be vievwed and particu ars had on the premises; at the Auction Alart; and of Mr.fGreer , auctioneer and estate agent, 15, Davies-street, Berkeley-square. Excellent Cabinet and Upholsterv Stock-By Mr. OXENHAM, at Hs Spacious Rooms, U3, I)xford.street, near the Pantheon, on Tuesday, the lth inst. at 12, by direction of the Aewnees E genuine anl superior -DZck in Trade of Mr. Geo. T Brown, cabinetmaker atid upholsterer, a bankrupt, removed from Regent-street for renvenience of sale, comprising cabinet articles of the best workmanship, in 4 mahogany winged wardrobes and 2 ofain ditto, elegant rosewood and mahogany secretaries, library,; writing, card, safg, loo, work, pembroke, and dining tables, pedestal sideboard, pier commodea and cansolea, library, Ashburnhamr, and Rutland chairs, in morocco, coucher antI chaise lounges, sets of rosewood and other chairs, chamber tablea and toilet glasses, handsome lofty 4-post bedsteads with chintz and eaarnaek hangings, and good bedding carpeting, fine pictu'res, and other edlects& Slay be viewed on4 M'onday udcl worning ef Eale; co sea had at tte tiroom$. SUTTON-HALL, MtANSION, and DEMIESNE, in the county of Derby, with all its AManosial Riphts, Privileges, and Immu.. nitices; the Perpetual Advoesson, and nearly 4,104 Acrea of Land, exonerated from the. land tax, and wlithin a ring fence ; the manor abounding with game, together writh 1,000 acret of land 6 miles distgnt, whiceh forms a pigasurable m'oor game ape'4; nleio thec invaluatble Mines of Coal anid Ironsitone therttoupper- taininsg....By Aressrp, ROBINS, at the Auction Mart, on Wrhurs. dany, November 1ll by direction of the Trustees for Sale of the Ban ish Esitates of thel flate MAArquis of Ormonde, undet an act of tsmelnwit. 'Jrini I dlistinguished( IMANSION anid extensive DO- IL MIAIN of theo late rarquis of Ormntione, called SUTTON- 1111AI,l in the itoastdelightful pateot thiecounty of Derby, placed (in a tauri of vnetillmoll bleauty, well stocked withi deer, andi comn- Mtan, ing it, all dtirectionst interesting views of urnusual extent and variety Th rie mansion p rements a noble stone edifice, designed and cotoplt~el0 by Nhehoiss, 'Earl of Scarsdale, in the most ornamented styVle Of H reei.tn atreltitecture, the grand suit of roomosare ornanientetd by Artin soid Voossal, Ituliani artistspf greatcelabrity; it is, adapted to the nios,t pierfect accotniiodationi of any nobleman, anti it may be Sital'etyAfiriethat it tiectds not dread a comparison withi Chats- twick, or r.ny of those admired mests in its vicinity. Th akis diversih'etd by, avenuea of fine old elm trees beautifully feathering to theo ground, and wide spreading chastnuts, relieved oc-. cnsionally by, pieces of water of somne extent. The gardens atre ex- tentaive and encompassied by briek walls 14 feat highi. The domestic Iarrangemient,, aind all the officesf are of the beat doscription. The park Andt convcnient themes lyinig in a ring fence, extend to thie hiigh mnAil roAtl between Nottinghtam and Chesterfield, from Leceds to London. Theli Moor Game Estate it about 1,000 acres. Tite ~'ealtoge-titer comprehlends about IFIVE TROUSAND FIVE, HUNDRED ACRES of LAND,1 Iupon tile whoie of whiich the land-tax has been redeemrd.The farms are Occupiedl by a respectable tenantry, ait low rents, adimitting of con. I ailerable augmentation at Lady.day next, and thte whole estate may be confiilontiy estimpted at perGa2 T !'2'HOUSANI) FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS er nnun.A s th PrpeualilivosonofSuttom crum D)uck- tOtttOn sujet o te if oftie reent incumbent, the annual vale aout600. ogehertrilt heextensive manors, with ehe I piviegs ad tnottntis. heestteabounds with game, the lans ajoiingtothe)uk ofDevnsireandSirWhitdserHunlocke, incudig l,tjo are, ae sricly reerved. T'here are also very I vlualemins o cal indirnstne n reat abundance, producing a t presFent at lnrge renta", but capable of an immediate and consi- Idare ble increase. Printied particttlars andc plans of the estate may ibe Itad (at Is. eachi) ot WV. B. Thomnav, esq. Chesterfield ; at the Bell, D)erbv ; Bull's Hlead, Laoughborottght Tontiiie, Sheffield; Royal Excliange coffe-room, Air.ncesiter; Hfeni and Chic kens, Bir- mif`~han; ; Old Bath, lathidk ; Giranby, H-Irrowgate ; Elliston'st library, beamingto ; the White Horse, Leeds; the~Angel, Btixton; Kinr's'Arm, jiyeor'p-ol ; Bettisois'l librsrv,Cheltcnhamrn; of Messrs. IWilliatms B'ro~oks, Powell, and Broi!erip, Lincoln's-inn ; Mesgrs. Atnosy a'd' Coles,Thrognior'ton-street ; M.essrs. Carda-lc and Br;Anley, Bedfordrow. at the Auction AlaLrt ; andl of Mlesisrs. Robins, Covent. Igarden, whe~re plana of all the estate-., and tt drawing of Sutton-hall, imay be seen. The aluble nd ery extensive Freehold E,-tlers of the late Alar- quill o' Orod,tgehrwt Mlines of Coal and Iron-stone, in Derbyhr,Safodhr,ad Warwickshire. - By AMessrs. ROBNS at teA elnn, in Cesterfield, in the county of D)erbv, onFia a aturtlay, ttite 22a and 23dl daysi of Octo- ber (fo'r th irtsle t the Bell Inn, Derby, on Wednestday and Tttsayth th and 28th days ot October (for the second) ; at the obukTvrn, Newcastle-under-Lyne, on Alonday, Nov. 1Ifrte hr) at the Craven Armsl, Coventry, on WVed- nefidav, Nv3(frtefottrth) ; and at the Auction Jilart, Lon - don, on Thrdy, iNov. 18 (tor the fifth) ; by direction of the ''mlitretesfrSl of the Esnglish Estates of the late Mlarquisi ofF Ormonde,une an Act of P arliamen t, in various and suitable lots, (For ttie Firs"tSale.) "HEvaluable andi highly improvable FREEHIOLD EL S FATES of thie late hllarquis of Ormzonde, in the county of Derby', very desirably situate at Chesterfield, Newbold, Birmiing.. ham, B3rampton, Walton, Ashiover, Harrod, AMorewood Moor, ind Wvheateroft, sod con, rebeoding seveTral excelient farms, incluiding altogether TW~O TH YUSA ND FOUR HUNDRED and FI F rY ACRAES of LAND, the land tatc redeetned on the whole, and in the occttpation of a respectable tenantry, at exceedlingly low rents, which at Lady.day next will justify a considerable auietin entation there are valuable collieries, and prodtuctiVe Mines inl Various parts of the estate, besides a share in the Mlanor of Ashover, Witt) all the rights and pririlegesf thereunto aptpertaining, presenting altogether a very desirable opportunity for investment. (For the Secontl.) All the capital Freehold Farms snd Estates, eligibly situate be. tween Derby and Mlansfield ; comprehending THEI CODNOR AND HiEANOR ESTFATES, ini the county' of Derby, in the occupation of most respectable tenants, at low rentsi, and whichl at Lady~-day next may, be greatly increased. The property comprehends altogether about ONE'YTHOUSAND ACRES OF LAND, distributed into useful farms, lying well together, With valuable col. lieries, advantageously circumstanced. (For the Third.) staeaotaml A valuable Freehold Estate, moat desirabl!' staeaotaml fronm SEoke.upon-Trent, and 3 miles from N\ewcastle-utnder-Lyne. It consists of a respectable old farmhouse, ,vitah suitable btilildings, pleasa2ntly sittiate, together withi 194 acres of excellent land, (tilvided into convenient enclosures, in the occupation of John Llmer, as tenanit at will; This estate abounds in fine coal. (For the Fouarth.) Two excellent Freehold Fartms, desirably situate at Couindon, about 2 miles from the city of Coventry comprehending 2 excellent farmn houses, and all requisite f'arm buiddingq, and 183,i. 3r. 4p. of t,nusually rich n,cadow and pasture, and small part arable land, Icing entirely in a ring fence, let at low rents, amousating to about 30. a year, but fromn tte superior quality of the lantd, and the peculiar adlvantages derivable from its contiguity to Coventry, it tnay be estimateti at 4001. a year. Also a perpetual ren t chiarge of 71. 13s. 2d. per annumi, charged tupon and 6isiniog out of Sir Thtomas WMata's charity eetttte, in Stoke Biggen and Spoon2od, in the county of W~arwick and ciy of Coventry, or one of them, payable half yearly by the Corporation of Coventry, as trustees for Sir Thomas Wliite'scharity. (For tlte Fifth.) A valuable anid very comp-act Freehiold Estzte, conaisting of Coton Paek Farm, free of tithe. It is pleasantly situate, contiguous to the Chtleote estate, to the parish of Roleston, with a good farmhouse antI requisite t'armhuildings, ard 21lla. 3r. l9p, of excellent land, in a ring fence, and divided inot convenient incloittres. Th'le farm has been long in the occupation of John Burton, a respectable tenant, at a low rent. 'I'he estimated value is 3301. a year, altogether forminig a property of 4,038 acres, aod presenting a very desirable oppior- tuntty for tnvestment. Tite eistates may be viewed by applving to the respective tenlantst. Printed particulairs of eacIi estate, with dlescriptive planti annexed, mnay be had 28 days prior to the sale (at is. each) at the office of xV. E. TIhomas, eeq. Chesterfieldi ; at tt,e various, places of sqalt ; the Angel, Altreton ; Ionitine, Sheffield Royal Exchange coffeero&m, Alnchiester; lietn sod Chickenst, Birminehatn; Ellistorn's libratry, Leamington; Old Bathi, Mat- lock ; Swan, Mansfield ; White Horse, Leeds; Angzel, Buxton; Rutlanid ArTils, Bakewell ; Granby, Harrowgate ; Kingq's Arms, Liverpool Black's Iletd, Nottinghum ; King'si Arms, Tam- worth ; George, Litchfield ; Queen's Head, Ashby ; Angel, Atiterston ; at the OffiCe Of Ailessr1s. lirilliams, Brooks, Powell, and Beoderip, Lincoln's-inn ; illetisrl. Atnory and Colas, 'ih,rograorton- sitreet ; Alessrs. Cardale andI Bramley, Bedford-row ; at the Mart and of Mlessrs. Robins, Covent-garden, where plans of all the estates may be seen. The CfijIXOTiE ESTIATE, Derbyslitre, wtth thie lanor co-ax. tensive with the Patiaib, cotuprehenaling six excellent Farms in tlte best possible condition., with a variety o f Cottages, including itle whole of the Parisht, entirely witlhin a rinc, fence, atnd at- onerated from land tax.-By Miessesg. ROBINS, at the Auction Mlart, on Thursday, November 18, by direction of the Trustees for Sale of the English Estates of the late Mlarquis of Ormonde, u4nder an Act of Parliament, and of the Devisees in Trruat under tite Wiill of the late Mlerchioness of Ormonde, under a Decree of the Cotirt of Chancery In I lt, A Most desirable IREEHOD INVBSTIVENT, comn- 1rI prebend ing, altogether one of the most compact and eligible t Estates in Derbyshire. It includes THE ENTIRE PARISH OF CHIlLCOTE, togethier with the Mlanor and every advantage connected with it. The estate comprises altogether one THOUSAND THIREE H UNDRED S4nTWENTrYACRES, 2r.32p. of very capital Pasture,Aleadow, and ArableLand,divided into the following 6 capital Farmy,wiLh superior farm hottses and suitable buildings to each, and an infinity ef usefuil cottages, in the occupa-. tion of a moat respectable tenantrv, whose ancestors have rented it nearly 200 _yeare :-lllr. Baker's 'Farm, 257a. Ir. 27p. ; Mtr. B. 5liousley'a Farm, 251a. Ir. lip.; Mlr. R. Mlousley'st Farmn, 223a. 23p. ; Ar. W. Mfousley's Farm, 197a. 2r. 6p. M Ar. Harris's Farm, 204a. 2r. 1Sp. ; Mr. Faux's Farm, 167a. 3r. 30p. The property includes the whole of the parish. 'The estate abotinds; with game, and it is presumed that there are valuable coal mines on the estate; lately belonging to the Mlarquis and Marchioneas of Ormonde. The estate is sadvantageously eircumsiltanced in many respects ; it is within an easy reach of the five capital marketis of Tamaworth, Burton, Liehifield, Ashby, and Atherston, and the whole ts exone- rated from the land tax. The present low rental is about 2,2001. a Year. The presumed value is 2,6001. per annum. It may be siafely affirmed, that the oDunty of Derby does niot present altogether-a more desirable investment for capital. A more detailed particular, with platn annexed, is nowo preparing, and will be readyv for dlelivery wlithin a month, at the office of Mlaster Courtenay, Southgampton.. buildings, Chancery-lane, London ; at the King'sArms,Tamrrlorth ; George, Liehfield - the principal Inns at Batrton, Ashby, and Atheeton; o 'sV B. homs, eq. hesterfield;, of Messrss. Wil- Bramey,Bedfrd-ow; f Mease. Adride ad Smth,Lincoln's- ion ofMeses Fares ad o. inclns-in..ieds;atthe Auc- Very rare and elegant Marble Chimney Piee a"ef pure statuary, balack and gold, Birdilla, and Italian veihed AMarble, Scagliola Pedestals, and Pier Tables.-By Mtessrs. ROBINS, at their Rooms, Cavcrat-garden, on Saturday next, Oct. 16, at 12, WENTY-SIx matchless Chisrney Pieces, comprising 5 mnatassive (very putre) statuary richly aculptsared tablets and blocks; 5 large plain and neat statuary ditto ; 2 witlt massive Doric columns; 12 inch-shelves of Btrdilla and veined marbie for dining rooms; a beautiful black and gold ditto; another Birdilla; 8 large neat veined for dining rooms, and 4 smaller for clambers. The whole warranted perfect, and ready to fix immediately. Mlay be viewed 3 days prior, and catalogues of the s izes had at the roouns. Valuable Plate, Wate4ee rictt Jewels, Diamonds, Pearls, (;amel. liair Shawsi, fine Pistois, &c.-By Al essrs. ROBINS, at their Rooms, Pinaza, Coyent-garden, on Tuesday and Wednesday next at 12 I%iEa Thousand Ounces of useful Plate, comprising a 0rtchly chased ilver gilt cup and cover, large chasedl tureen candlesticks, bread basket, tea and coffee pots, table spoona and forks, cream pot, pepper castors, &c.: jewels, consiating of 30 carat of fine brilliants, 20 rows of pearl, a pearl suit, aquamarine- ditto, topaz ditto, amethyst ditto, turquoise ditto, nova mina ditto, jasper ditto, 2 large single stone brilliant pins, pair of top and drop earrings, fashionable gold neckchaina, earrings, brooches, piHs, enriched with diamonds, rubies, and other coloured stonee, gold repeating, duplex, patent lever and horizontal watches, many silver ditto, gold chains and ecais, musical and other snuffboxes, 2 handsome camel-hair shawls, duelling pistols of the moat approved construction; from Mr. Harrison, of Toltenham-court-. road, on Tuesday; and Air. Bartrami of Princes-street, Sohos, on Wednesday. Miay bg vitwsd 2 days prior, and cqtalogues had at the rooms. Capital Freehold Landeed Inveatmpent, HaTits, of the annual value of near ?1,000, together with a Manor extending 29 miles in circumference, with qult rents, fines, and other manorial rights, thc elegant Cottage Vills,'with Gardenm and Grounds, &c.-Bv Messrs. ROBlNS, .at the Auction Mart, on Friday, Nov. 19, at 12, TA LUABLE Freehold Estate, consisting of an unusu- Vally eligible investment, inasmuch as wood lands have been less affected by the late uncertainty in agricultural produce. It com- prehende altoRether NINE HUNDRED and EIGHTY-EIGHT ACRES of LAND, situate within 3 miles of Andover, the turnpike road from thence to Bath passing thiough the estate. In this romantic wood, and at a chert remove from the road, is a small but a delightful cottave villa, environed by pleasiure gardens and grounds, with correspendent officen of every description, and about 20 acres of pasture land; al.o the Mlanor wvhich is exceedingly extensive, and probably the largest in the couintv being TWENI-NINE MILES in CIRCUMFERENCE, together with the fines, quit rents, &e. Thc esttate abounds with game, and the situation and advantages connected with it render it an extremely desirable investment. The woods consist chiefly of young oak. Particulars are preparing, and may bc had 21 days prior to the sale, at the Star, Andover; the White Hart, Salisbury; the Crown Basingatoke; the Star and. George,- Southampton; the George, Niincheater; of Mtessrs. Hanrott and Aletcalt', Lincoln's- na; the AMart ; and of AMessrs. Robins, Covent-garden. Stock in Trat c ot Accotnt Bookt, Paper, and School Stationery.- By Mlessrs. ROBINS, at their Rooms, Piazzn, Covent-garden, on Friday, the 22d inat. at 12, without reserve, NE I housantl Rloams ot' Paper, in foolscap, thick and thin 4to post, copy in folio and 4Eo, superfine thick and thin Bath post, gilt and plain, vellum. demy, blotting, tea, elephant, cartridge, crown, bag and Kentish cap, lumberhand, &c. and a quantity of outsides of all sorts * 100 bundles of small hand, patent bound ledgers, accotttbooks of various sizcs and rulings, ae'apted for general purposes, a large quantity of quills, pans, India rubber, pencils, wax, wafers, and general stationery, rulecd copybooks, ciphering bookg, pocket ledgers, memorandum books, &c. in upwrards of 300 lots, suitable to private purchascrs as well as the tratlc. Mlay be viewed one day prior, and catalogues had at the Barnes-green.-.Modern Furniture, superior Sostenente Pianoforte, a Barouch, a Vapour Bath, rare GreenhousePlants 3 Cows, and 'frectsof a Lady of Rank, removinB.-ByMesars. OBINS, on the Premises, on Saturday, Oct. 23, at 12 ODERN Household Furniture, fine toned upright M - I grand sostenenie pianoforte, 6 octaves, by Alott, a barouch, an improved vapour bath, 200 rare greenhouse plants, 3 fine cows, 2 heifera, pigs, poultry, a qVantity of mangel wurzel, potatoes, iron hurdles, &c. of a Lady of Rank, removng fromn Barnes-green, Surrey. The furniturg consists of a capital mahogany four-post bedstead with dimity hangings, 6 French canopy and otther bed. stea,ls, good bedding, a sofa bedstead, matiogany chlests of drawers, dreasing stands, tablee, chaire, and glasses, card and pembroke tables, 6 stained roaewood drawing room chairs, set of capital maho- gany dining tables, 12 stout malbogany chairs covered with morocco, large sofa, boolc shelves, lounging chairs, carpets, matting, kitchen utensils, dinner service, and dairy ware. May he viewed the day Vrior, and catalogues had; nlso at the Castle, Richmond ; and of lessrs. Robins, Covent-garden. Pictures, Frames, and Aligeellaneous EFffcts.-BBy Mr. GEO. JONES, at his Spacious Rooms, Leicester-street, Leicester- Fquare, THIs EvErnwiG, at 6, N Assemblage of Cabinet avid Gallery Paintings, it- A1 cluding several highly finished protluctions by masters of eminence, of the diffierent stchocs, and embracing every variety of subject, several framed and glazed prints and drawings, capital carved and gilt picture frames, and a profusion of curious orna- rtental and miscellaneous property, &c. Mlay be viewed, and catalogues had. Hou4ehold Furniture, Linen, Chtna, Glass, Doubbl and Single Barrel Guns, and other Elfects,lremoved hy order ot the Sheriff, tor convenience of`841e.-By Aleasrs. HA 9DON and Co. at their Great Room, in Welbeck-atreet, Cavendish-square,To-morrow, Oct. 16, at 12, without reserve. ENUINE Houseliold Furniture, compprising maho- gany wardrobes, chests of drawers, dining tsbles, chairs, dressijng glasses, feather beds and bedding of excellent quality, drar- ing room furniture, Turkey and otlter carpets and hearth rugs, china, gless, and parthenware, and a superior assortnent of bed and table linen, a capital double snd single barrel gun, and other eff'ects. Mlay be viewed the day previous and morning of sale, when cata- logues nmay be had at the rooms. to Timber-merchantrs, Coal-merchants, and Others. - Extensive Water-side Premises, near Lea-bridge-turnpike on the biigh road to E'sex. - By Messrs. DA5WSON and CAFL:, at Garraway's. on Tuesday nexts at 12, by order of the Administrator of the late \Vm. Dalrleish, timber-merehant, deceased, E XTENSIVE WVater-side Premises, sittate on the cast -L side of Paradise_dock, with sufficient water for barges, 270 feet in front and 93 feet deep; on the said premises are erected two substantial newly built dwelling.houses, one let to Mr. Pocock, tenant at will, at 201. per annum, a large shed, sawpit, stages, and every accomnmodation for carrying on an extensive trade ; held for a term of fi0 years, at a ground rent of 601. per annum. The pro- mises may be viewed till the sale * particulars had of Mr. Ba er, lock-keeper, who will show the pre;nises ; also of Alessrs. Hamil- ton rmd Twining, solicitors, Ber wick-street. Soho ; at Garrway's- and of Messrs. Dawson and Cafe, 0rreat Mlarlborough-street. ;enuine n -lousehold Furnittre and valuable Effects._By Mlessrs. AIACHIN and DEBENHAM, at their Spacious Auction Rooms, 26, King-street, Covent-garden, on Friday, October 15, at 11, OMPRISING four-post, field, and press Bedsteads, C mattreses and bedding, double and siingle mahogany chests of drawer", twardrobes, dressing stands, tables and glasses, Kiddermin. sttr Venetiin, and Brussela carpets, mahogany card, sofa, pemn- brof(e, loo, and dining tables,-aeta of drawing and bed room chairs, 3 noble pier and chimney glasses, 65 by 37, 44 by 43, and 42 by 39 inches, celleret sideboarl, Euits of window curtains, excellent cabinet articles, bracket and spring clocks, iron chest, pianoforte, harp, and musical instruments, double and single guns, rich cut glass and china, table and bed linen, kitchen requisites, and variouts other eects. May be viewei the day preceding, and catalogues had at the rooms. Eseellent Household Furnitture, Pier and himney Glasser, Grecian Lamps, large Carpets, &c. removed from the Edgware-road.-By Air. JAMIES DENE W, at hin Auction Room, Charles-street, Berkeley.iquare, To-morrow, and following day at 12, HE genuine and very excellent Houshohid Furniture, Tpier And chimney glasses, mirrors, porcelsine, clocks, candela- bram, rquare pianoforte, and numerous useful and valuable eff'ects, thc property of a gentleman, removed 'from bis late residence in the lda)ware-road, for the convenience of sale, comprising four.post. field, canopy, and patent chair bedsteads, with chintz cotton hangings, featherbeds, mattresses, and bedding, capital mahogany winged and plain wardrobes, chests of drawers, commodes, secretaires and bu- reaus, suits of loftv drawing-room and parlour currainF, excellent rosewood card, aofa, loo, pcmbroce, ctrcular, writing, and work tables, pier cabinet.,and consoles, mahogany and japanned chairs, sofas, couchcs, and fauteulls, patent dining tables, nedestal side- board, pillar.andclaw breakfast tables, two glazed library book. casesr Brussels, Turcey, and Axminster carpets of large dimensions, hall &ampt, kitchen requisites, &c. To be viewed this day and mornings of sale, and catalogues had of Mlr. Denew, at his office, in CharIce-street, Berkeley-square. Inelosed Farm, 'rithe-free, Hertfordshire.-By COCKETT and NASH, at the Bell Inn, flare-street, on Friday, Oct. 29, at 3, A Freehold and Copyhold Farm, and 2 cottages, with lt gardens, desirably situate in the pleasant and healthy village of Great Hormead, a fine sporting part of the county of l'Icm'tford, surrounded by good roads, being 7 miles from Royston. 9 from Bishop's Stortford, 10 from Ware, and 12 from Hertford, all geod corn market towns; comprising a convenient stud and plastered dwelling-house, with tiled roof, 2 barns stable, cowlvoas, pigge. rnes, poultryhoase, waggon and cart Lovels, granary, ancI other outbuildings, all in excellent order and well arranged, inclosing a warm farmyard, together with garden, orchard, and a well of good water, with 121a. Ir. 27p. of rich pasture and very fertile arable land, -tithr.-free, Iving near to the homestead, in conveniettt sized fields, inClosed with live quick fences. The farm may be viewed by applying to Mr. William Clarke, at Great Ilormead. Printed particulars and conditions of sale may be had at the Bell, Hare- street; Golden Fleece, Braughing; Bell Puckeridge ; Feathers, Wqecsmill; Bull, Wirare; Bull Hoddesdon; IYalf Mloon, Hert- 'ord ; King's Head, Bislhop's Atortford; Angel, Little Hadham; of Sir. Wortham, solicitor, Castle-street, Hlolborn ; and of Cockett and Nash, at Royaton, Herts, where a plan of the estate maybe seen. Lease, Plant, Stock, and Imrplement3.--To Ironmasters, Iron- founders, Mferchants, Cornfactors, and Manufacturers requiring extensive Premises. - By 14r. JOHN HENFREE, on the Prestises, on T'uesday, Ocibber 26, and two following days at I1 each day, by direction of the Executors of the late MAr. inamae Jones flrI3 Lvalueable Plant, Stock, Implements, and Utensils J of the exteneive foundery and ironworks in New Gravel-lane, Shadwelf, near the London Doeks ; consisting of one air and two blast furnuces, capital blowiag machine on Hallev and Jefferiees principle, coke oven drying stove, casting pit and 2 forges, powerful double purchase. crane for lifting 7 tons, large iron blocks with brass sheaves, a founder's triangle with 2 balls, crane, and ebain, many tons ofcastfngs, 2 latteal: sAl the tools of thee smithy, turnery and furnaces, 4 pair of capital steeliardid, from 4 tons to 18cwt, uprards of 100 tons of new and old irorr, iron and wood flasks, a founder's truck to tarry 12-toni, 2 others, 4 carts, numerous wood patterns, loaum ant santid, and other articles of a founder, counting- house desks, and iro1n safe. TH' iifonworks and founderk form a supernor arrangementof tra,de buidings, as will be'described in. par. elculars, possessing stowage for many thousind (ong of nierchaldie.. Three twelhing.houses and store-house adjoining. The prenises and plant may bie viewed 7 dayo prior to1 tile sal4 Steen catalogues and particulars m ay be had at the fouidery; andsof the auctioneei, 172, Shadwelh. Frcehold, &c. BristoL.By Mr. GIBBONS, at Qarraway's, ot Monday, Oct.25,-at 12, by direction of the Assignecs, in 4 lots, rPHE Contingent Reversionary Interest of a Bankrupt, Lin thc 32d year of his age, to, one-tenth Share of Two Free, hold Dwelling-houses, with gardens, &c. being Nos. 15 and 1i, St. James's-square, Bristol, irk thie occupation of the Rev. J. T. Bid. dulph, on lease, snd the occupation of the tenant for life also tile said banirrupe inerest in one-eleventh share of and in the pur. chase money to stiae from the sale of an urfdivided moiety of all that hat mansfactory, wareltlouse, &c. belonRing thereto, and 7 tenetents adjoining,situatein Broad-mead, Bristol, the entire of which is held under lease for 40 years, and renewable every 14 yearns which prembies are now in the occupation of Aessrs. Dowell and Co.; and also an eleventh ehare of 4. bhores of and in the Albiob Fireoffice, and share of the net income arising from the same; also to one-eleventh share- in tihe purehase money to arise from the sale of a freehold dwelling-htouse and warehouse, situate'in Wine-street, now in the o6cupation of Alr. T. Carlisle, on lease, M a rent of 1701. per annum,- and of a freehold' warehouse and war4 - shops behirnd the- sime, in- the occupaition of Messrs. DowFll and Co.; and also of"otie-eleventh share of and iit r38 shares iii the Kennet and Avon canal, and 8 share, in the Bristolih'arheo'ur toge. trier with-the promissory- notes of the treasurerof the Bristo3 DGtk CompanTy, for several sums; amounting' to 9771. 10s: 4d. * nd an eleventh share in the net incnme arising-from the saiaae. isrticulats to be had of MT. J. N. Cosshatns, Shannon-court, Bristol Sit. Fisher, eolicitor, 2,and #1r, Gibbons, 3, Rucklcrsbury,'heapside, London. I4are Proof and other Printa, Books of Prints, and Antiquities, * Illustrated Works, Missals, Topograophj, Bronices, W'Vatchea, Trrinkets &c. fromn Battleadetn-paLrk. Becdfordshire..-..By Mr. CHR.IS+FI,, t hi. Great Poom Rii'g-street,St. Jsames's..sqUaTe, on T'hursday, Nov. 11, and 7 foilowin"g days (Sunday excepted), at I precisely, rp'HE very valuable Collection of Engravings, comTprising 3.. flne proofs and impressions of the WVorks of Ra~phael Alorghen, particularly the Laet Supper,a brilliatatand rare procf,with the whiite plate arot, &c. by 'sVooltlert and Earlom ; a superb set of the Bat- otef Alxander, by Le Brun, chiefly glazed wvith plate glawss Etchings by Hollar, Englisih and Foreign) Portraits, Booksi of' Prints, viz. :-Piranieai's Works, the Lodzces of the Vatican, finely coloured ; the Stluseoim Florentinum, WVoralcyanom Antichitai d'Ercolano, different Voyages Pittoresques, La Cabin.et de Poullair,I procofis ;Boweyer's England; The Histories of Clarendon, Burnet,I Granger, Ful ler's Worthies, and Lyson's Environs, large paper, illustrated:, Birche'si Heads, large paper; Nicholst's Leicceterghire, 9 Yols. ; Biblia Pauperum, WValton's Polygota, 2 fine Mlissals, the Bipont, Ur. and Let. Classics, 175 vole.; numerous topogral.:ical and other tinted drawings, also a pair of antique Campatna vases, a pair of noble cinque canto bronze dogs, candelabra., and other bronzes ; also several gold and othier wvatches, musicatl s9nuff boxesi, and trinkets, brought from. Battletilen-park, the seat of Sir G. 0. Page 'r'urner, bart. Alay be viewed three diavs preeeedirne. Va-luable L -ibrary otf Books, Bookts of' Prints, A-n-tiqutities, AISS. Toposraphi cal Drawings &r. at Bpttlesden-park, near Woburn, Beilfordshire.-.By Mlr. 6HR1S'11IE, on the Premismes, Battles- den House, on Tuesday, October 19, and 13 follow-ing days. Sundlays excepted, at II o'clock eachi day precisely, by order of the Sherifftof the county of Bedford, I- ery extensive andI very, valuable Library of Books TL of "sirGreg. 0. Page Turner, hart, collected at the must liberal exrenee, and embracing a rich selrection in almort every de- partment of literature, many of -he worksi being, pickedI copies, on large paper, andi in elegant bindinigs. The topographiical class com- Drises, or'iginal MIS. collections ; for the county of Chester, made by Dr. Foote Gower, for Suffolk,-AMr. Gillingwater and Mir. Clopon; for Bedfordshbire, by SMr. Cooper, and very extenAively for the county *of Bucktngham ; also the best printed works oti Brifish anitiqutities and eouinty histories, many of them illustrated, a, fewi specimens of early typogiaplty by Catxton and WVynkvn cle Worde, valuable heraldic papers in AIS. a lare collection of A18S. relating to thte diplomacy of France and thelo countries, illumined chro- nicles, poetry, end biblical and other AISS. on "ellumr, and illu- minied missals, Frenchi and English hihtory., belles lettreF, classics, and antiquities, valuable snd moAern works in English law, diction- aries of ancient and modern languages, books of printas nd archi- tect-ire, and topograCtical and other drawings. Mlay be viewed 2 dlays, precedling; cats ogues nmay be then had at the office of the tinder Stlieriff, Newport Pagnell also (at 2s. e2ch) on the prem-ises:. at the George, at Woburn; of thec printers of Crutwvell'st Bath, the Oxford, and Cambridige papers; and of Air. Christie, KCing-street, St. janles's, Londo)n. After the close Of the above sale wili be offered by auction, on the premisies, the reimainder of the turniture, pictures, a set of thie Cartoons in modern st2ined glass, a noble finger and barrel organ by Flight and Robsoin, one other organ, and various, affects. Well secured Free'hold Uround Raent of 271. pee Annum, and Leasehold Eistates. Shliaeklewell, Bow, and Stepney.-By Mtr. 'MITlCHEfLL, at Garraway's, on Friday, Ort. 15, at 12, AFreeholdI Grounid Rent of 2711. amply securedl upon ofFive neat hlouses, Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, on the invest 3i4e fCatherine-street, H-olloway, let on lease to If2r. Gale, a highly respectable lesseec. A Leasehold ditto, of 271. lOs. secisread u .o2n3 F!riti Houses, 5,. Vin,ent-street., Commercial-road. Ditto 3.arsng frcttn Seven Hlouses, Henry and Cathierire.streets, Stepuey. A respectable Residlence, No. I, 1Tyssen-placr-, Shackle- well, let at the low rent of 251. Three Houses, Nqos. 14, 1.5, and 16i, Bow-comitonolane. let to very good tenants, at 531. A substantial Freehold House, Na. 13, Gecirtrestreet, Bethnial-green, let at i3l. 13s. rive genteel Housies, St. Vlincent-street, Commer- cial-road, let at 901. Thirteen Houses, Exmouth-.plsce, anid Henlry-street, Stapney, 1st at:21001. Particulars may be had of Mlr. Ch;tpendale, solicitor. 3, Crane-court,Fleet-street : at thle A nchior. Old-road, Stepney ; King'si Arms, H-enry-street, ditto ; at Garra- way's : the Auction Allart ; anti of M5r. Mitchell, 7, Nor-tonfalgate, and 23, N-ewg_Ate.erreet. Valuable Leasehold Estate, Bishop-wte, Two Copyhold H-jaes, Ilighgate, and Annuitie-s of' 201. a.'d 131. per annumi.-By Sir. MhITCHELL, at Garraway's, on Friday, Oct. ISt, ati12, /f Net Secure Renit of 931. per anniumi, arising from 1C_Eight substantial Housest, wit.h sitops, &r-. eligibly *situate a few yards fromn Finsbury New Mlarket, and in the leading thoroughfare from Bishopsgate-s-treet thereto, being Nos. 336, 37, 38, 39, and 49, Skinner-street, and NonR. .50, 51. and 52, Lintz- allay, let on lease to Mlr. Coombe, currier, and other respectable lassee,. Two neatt Copyhold H ouses, pleasantly situa"', front- inig thle Grove, Highgate, let to Alesarr. White and Ki'rby, at 33). 12-. per anntlin. An Annuity of 131. 4s. per annum, payable by the Royal Exchange As5urance Companyv, during~ the life of a person, aged 29 vears. A ditto of 201. per annuim, during the li'e'of 5 youing persons, secured uponi anchorsmith'si premisesR, Miliw.all, in tlse occupatiomi of Slr. Joseph WVright, and the fixtures thereon. Particulars miay be bad 'of 11eisrs. Dick-inson and Sadgrove, solicitors, 35, St. Swithin's;-lane, and 74, H 1gb- street, PoplaLr ; SIr. SlillIer, High-street, Isilington ; Garraway's and csf Mr. Mitchell, 7, Nortonrtalgate, and 23. Nvrwgate.street. To CornersirLeather-cutters, Leatlicr-wellersF and Shoemetters.i- Shpand armi'ses, Stock in Trade, &c. `.1 evilminste.:B Mr SOUTHEY, on the Premises, Noa. 2 and 3, York-stret et mainster. Trites DAV'-, October 14, at 11, rl~"IHE desirabl,e Lease of the Premises, posscssing suit- , able accommrodations for carrying on an extensive businress, haig excellent workshops and drying loft, sufilcient for the accomn- nsodation of 40) hands, as well ae d,,.mestic conveniences, and all the stork antI utensils in trade, comnprising 20 crop butts, ranigers, belis surs, crop offal, horse hide picces, cord-van, calf mid- d'es, andut, grAintie calf h-ips, butts, russetl., NVellington and Hessian fronts and backs, jockey boot legs, wax pieces, binders' whlite leather, Soanish miorocco roans, sk-itera, bookbinders' calf, utensils, &r. The premises may be viewed till the tale ; the stock one day prior ; catalogues and particulars had on the premises and of M'Ir. Southey, 191, Tooley-street. Small lecasehold Estatesi, Pecktiaiii, and Toolcy-.treet. - By Alir. SOUITH BY, at Garraway'e, on Tuiesday, Oct. 1$t, at 12, ABrick-built Leasehold Baker's Shiop, Hlouse, and APremnises, situate in thie Rye-lane, Peckhiam, Surrey ; con- taining suitable convenie-nces for carryin)g an an exteestive busines', as well as convenient domestic accommodations ; let on lease for 21 years,. at 401. per annum ; held for 66 years, at a rent of fl. ISa. Also a brick-built dwelling-ho-use, with fore coturt and garden, plea- santly situate on the east side of Hill-street, Peckhatm; containing 4 bedchambers neatly fitted up, 2 parlours neatly papered, entrance passage nno light staircase, 2 kitehens, arched vaults, &c. ;iirnme- diate possession may be had ; held for 59 years, at 31. 3s. per an- num. Also an improved rent, issuing outt of a leasehold house, 8situp, and premises, situante No. 94, TFoolcy-street, Southwark, on lease to a restpectable tenant for the whole t-erm, at 55l. per annLuM. Slybe viowed 10t ciays prior to the as.le, endl particulars hail of All r. 'kAthearn, Peckhani ; Al r. Heather, Southampton-street; Bull anti White Horse inns, Peckham ; at (Harraway's ; and of Mir. Southey, Troolev-street'. Jo-iners'-hall-buildings, and Greenwich-street, at the bottom of Briekhll-lae, Uper Thmes..tre, near thie W~iater-aide and Dowgte.-xtenivePlutf Frehod Ground, eligible for build- ing.-y Si. FOrER, t th Aucion Al art, on Friday, Oct.22, A Vauabe sacios Pot f' reeliold Ground, situate tlt conerof oinrs'hal-buldngs and Greenwich-street, Upper Thames-street, at the bottomi of Brick-hill-lane, which has recently in part been widened at the evpense of the Corporation of the Cityof London, near tc thie Southwark-bridge and to the already effected andI intended improvements in that, neighbourhood, andl divided from the river Thamnes only by thec wharfs and buildings on its banks, extending abouit 123 feet next Joinera'-hall-buildingsl, and 25 feet next Greenwich-street ; togrether with the remyaining mate. rials of a large sugarhouse, in part taken dowvn, a hoard, Ste. SI.,v be viewed, and particulars had at thetlMart ; and of Mlr. Foster, 6, Angel-court, 'Thrngmoron.street, where a plan may be sean. Delie,htful Freehiold Cottage Residence, Etifield,11Middlehex.-By WV. 1EIFC-HILD, at the King's Head inn, Enfield Town, on Mlonday, October 18, at 4 in the afternoon, AValuable anti truly desirable Freehioldi Estate, cotn- Apriising a zenteel and commodious Residience in the eottage style,'pleasantly situate near the River Bridge, in the preferable part of Chaes Side, Enfield, containing .5 sleeping rooms with closets, entrance hall.and parlour neatly fitted up and papered, convenient kitchen, scullery, and all other requisite domestic offices ; a small kitchen garden anid pleasuire grounct inclosed partly by a lefty brick wall, with greenhouse, &c. 'The above: desirable premises, whiclh are in excellent repair and adapted for the immediate reception of a respectable fatmily, are distant only 10 miles from London, to and from which coaches pass daily. Miay be viewed, anid full descrip- tive particulars hada at all the principal inns in the neighbourhood ; at Garraway's ; at the Secretary's Office Auction Mlart; and of WI. Leifeildi,surveyor, &c. Enfield. Mididiesex. Bedford-square-..Very commodious Famiily Res"idence, in excellent repair, with Garden, &c.-13y.Mr. SQ1UlBB and SON, at Garet- waLy's, on TLuesday, Nov. 2, at 12, P'jHE elegant, substantial, and very, complete Leasehold -P esidence, No. 5, on the east aide of Bedford-square, and com- mending a view of the Mluseum Gardens, containing on the upper floor, 3 good attica anct a large nursery ; on the second floor, 3 excel- lent bedohtambera and dressing room, with water closet end hoese- msaid'g closet -on the landing; on the principal floor 2 noble lofty dratiagroos o ~od prporion, crneunicating by folding doors, anda Ioudirajotin, ecelentstoe8taircase, Ste.; on theground floo, alare pvedentanc hal ad Iner hall, spacious eating par- lou, arg lbray r beafas ptIet,and gentleman's room, with pasageleaingto wterclost,andutmerous well arranged offieces on he aseent hld f hs Gaceth Duke of Bedford, for an ur.expired term of 50 years at a groand rent of 1l0 guineas per annum. To ha viewset by tickets onlyl which with descriptive pariculars may be had iH a faw`days of Alr. Squibb and Son, Saville-row; the place of sale; and On the premises. Valuable Estates in Krent and Sussex.-By Mr. HOOPER, on the 22d, 26th, and 27th days of October instant, unless previously disposed of by private contract, ard subject to sulch conditions as shall be produced at the respective times of sale. N. Friday, the 2ld instant, at the White Hart Inn, I tat Lewee, in Sussex, at 12 o2elock at noon precisely, the 4lanor of Ferrings, and a Alessuage Farm and Hereditaments, situite at Chiltington, in the parish of Weatmeaton, near Lewes, I containing-about 146 acres, in the occupation of h?r. Thos.'rucker. And on Tuesday the 26th inst. at the Saracen's Head, Ashrord, in Kent, at.2-o'clocI in the afternoon precisely, in lots, the Alanor of East Kingsnorth, together with several capital meesuages, farms, woodlands and bereditainent. situate in the several parishes of Kingsnorth, Sk.atdoxhur4t, Great Chiart Wtarehome, znd Orlestone, in Kvnt, consalii'g toget'er about 938 2cres, near the town o0 Ash- ford,a44 in themeveraj occupations of Slessrs. Bing,'rhomas Barton, S. i*sr;, El. Browne, W. Venner, and W. S. Coast esq. 14ad on ,Wednesday, thJe 27th instant, at the Ball Inn, at Maid- stone in Kent, at 12 o'clock at noon precisely, a Alessuage Farm in il saed;, situate in the several parishes of Boxley, Bredhurst, and Debtling, in Kent, containing about 209 acres, in the occupation of Mir. Rugg. ''hie tenants will show the property. ' Printecl particitlars and conditions may be had 10 days before the first sale, at the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England ; the White Hart, beives; New Inn, Brighton * Saracen's Head, Ash- fotd; King'd Head, Canterbury; Bell, Dlaidstone; of Messrs. Austen and Clhridge, eolicitots Sevencaks ; or the Auctioneer, at -th, same place. Capitul Familv Hottse, Brigiton, vith Coathhouse and Stabling; handsome otousohold Furniture, uend valuable Effeces._Br lessrs. BURRELL and SON, On the Premiren , No. 19 Gloceeter-plaee, Nortb Steine, Brighton, On Monday,Oetober 18, nnd following day, at 12, lHE valuable Leasehold Premises in complete order, which makes up 14 beds, handsome drawing room, parlourta communicating bv folding doors, 48 feet in length, domestic offices of every description, coachhouse, and 3-stable ; held fer a tertm of 7, 14, or 21 years from Midsummer, 1819, Optional on the part ,f the tenant, at the low rent ot 1261. per annum. At the same time will be gold the fashionable furniture, well manufactured and made of the best materials, comprising lofty 4-post and aide-view bed- steads, with ebiniz, trellis, cotton, and dimity hangings, fringed and ornamented; prime bordered goose feather beds and good bedding. sofa bediceads, commodes, mahogany and japanned drawers, gen- tlemami's dreesing stand and bedchamber articles, Brussels carpets, mahogany parlour chairs, a capital pedestal sideboard, maroon and lemon coloured curtains, an excellent set of dining tables, pier and chimney glasses in rich carved and gilt framesi,girandolef mahogany chcffonier, lounging chair, card and pembrake tables, drawing roota furniture of rich chintz window curttins, Japanned chairs and cushions, sofa to mnatch, rosewo,sd loo table, a 30-hour clock in a Kingwood case brass mounted, china. glass, hitchen utensils, and other articles. The house mnay be viewed 12 days, and the furniture on Friday and Saturday preceding the sale, when particulars and catalogues mnay be had on the premises, of .Messrs. 1ll and Tunier, solicitors, Brighton; and of Memsrs. Burrell and Son. 13, Tokerhouse-yard. N. B. T'te lease rmay be treated tnr b private contract, the purchaser taking tAie whole of the effects on the p'emis t by aspraisement. Vraluable ILanded Property tar lnvestmeai, Huntilligtishirej.0 Guardians, Trustees, and Ot'ers-.apital Copyhold Estate ot Inheritance, Tithe-free, and Poor Rates very low, held of the Manor of lioughtor-cumnVWvton, at a small fine srtain.-By Atessrs. BURRELL and S(N. at Grrwayra, onWedncsdav Nov. 3, at 12, in I lot, AMost desirable Estate, delightfully situate at Hough- A wtn, in a finc paTt of the county ot Huntingdon, within 3 miles of Huntingdon, a&,A 2 miles and a half of St. Ives, both ex- celleat market towrni, and close to the navigable river Ouse, iistant 61 miles from London, with good roafds to the same. Tate pro erty comprises an excellent and respectable farin hinuse and butildineFs in saibstantial repair, with productive Rardens, large orchatis, &c' o barns, cow lodge, ,tabline, cart and bullock houses, clove hocse. granary, piggeries, and 6utbuildings, sundry co-tages and 26t; acres of rich arable, meadow, and paetute land, in a high tte ot cultivation. 'rhe estnte may be viewed 14 days preceding the sale on application to Mr. Thobmas W leon, ot Hoogh:on, of whonm particularas may be liad ; also at the Fountain inn. Hluntinedon; the Cross Keys, Sr. Neots: Crown. S!. Ives; Black Bull, Camlbridge Swan. Bedford: Sue, BiFgleswade. and of Messrs. BuTrell and Son, 13, Tokenhause-yard, where a pla. 'f the estate may be s- n. ialuable Policyot' lnsurance.--By N.J. S7MTfI, at Garra. way , on VWednesday, Oct. 20, at 12. 'Policy of Assurance, effected in the Equitable Insur- once (>Ofice, for thie original sum of 2,0001. iti the vear 1801, payab!e with the increase thereon) (which is accumnulated to usu- ds of 3,000%.) on tile death ot a gentlemnan now in his 35:h vearl1.r ticulars at (larraway's; and of W. J. Smith, 38, Biacitnan-street, Borouith. Original Caintet Paiantittgs.-B ..y Air. SMALLA-BNE, at iis Rooms, nFU. Pall-mall. opposite Mlarlborough-house, en SaturT day, Oct. If;, without reserve, OMPRISING about sto excellent Specimens of the o Datch and Flemish Schools, worthr the attention cf the rolml noisseur or dealer. Slay be viewed, and cataloruett had at the rooms, 58, Pall-mall ; cc at Mr!. Smallbone's offices, 47, High- Etreet, Eloomabury. To Picture I)aalers, Oilmren. Broakers, &ro-Bv oMr. 51UHRtSil,L at his Sale Room, 20, Skiinner.street, Sno:htill, To.mnorrow, 3NE Hundred Picture Frames of various dimensions, a few paintings, 40 lots of oils, colours, pickIls, &c. an-, household furniture of the usual description, including bedsteads beds, upright pianotorte, sideboard, tables, carpets, elasses, kitchen requiteie. &c. Alay be viewed, and c talogutes had cf SIr. Alurrcel, 20, Skinner-sTreet, Snowhilt. Valuable Frecholt F'crm, Wes-t 'T'lbury, Es-ex.-Bv Mr. WILLOCK. at Girrawav's, Tsris DAY. Oct. 14, at 12. AV ery desirable Freehold Estate, called Pol wick Farm, as situate in the parfaih of West rilbury, near Grays, in the county of Essex, consisting of a eood farfmhouse, with requisite outbuildings, in very cxcellent rea,rr, and 182 acres of rich arable, meadow, and marsh land, in tlie occupation (if Mr. ''homas Tal- m.ash, on lease, at a corn rent, producing 2731. per annum. To be viewed till the eale; and particular-, with a plan of the tarm, nimy be had at the Ship, at East Tilbury; CGrown, Billeritay Black Boy, Chelmsford; Spread Eagle, Ingatestone; of )Ir. Edmed, solicitor, at Gravrsend; at Garraway'it; and of Sir. Wiil. lock, 25, Golden-square, who with Dlr. Edmed is authorised to treat by private contract. Consignment of Kerseymeres, Plains, snd Kerseys.-Bv, SA-. .. RO.SE, at the Auction Mart, THis DAY and To-morrow, at 12 for I nrecisely, fIXTY fine Drab and Black Kerseymeres, and 50 1-3 brown, drab, and miixcd plains and kerseys, many of them of a superior qalitv. Slay be viewred till the sale at the Auction MIart, and catalogues had there, and at tMr. Rose's cffices, Church. court, Old Jewry. Tlo Wotollen Factors, .Merchants, l)rapers, Tailors, Slrpse!erret, &c. -Capital Stuck of WVoollen CSloths.-By Sir. J1. Rt)SE:. at the Auction Mlart, T'sts DAY, October 14, and folowig day, at 12, , Large Stock of lVest Country Broad Cloths and A t Kerseymneres, consisting of extra Saxonv, supcrrine and secvnd bl.cks, blues, and medleys; excellent drab milled drabs, double and single milled kerseymeres, mixed, brown, and drab plains ladies' and pelisse cloths, and a variety of other articles. Alay be viewed one day preceding and mornings of sale, and catas loguesd had at the Mart; and of Air. J. Rose, Church-court, Oild Jewrv. Leasehold Eatate, liornaey-road, Pol;oway; and Shares in Eight Pu'lic Co p,nies.-Bv AIr. J. ROSE, at the Auction Alart, on Friday, Nov. II, at 12, by order of the Execators of Mr. Thomias Bidrlell deceased, A Valuable Leasehold Estate, consisting of a substantial 1-. Dwelling-house, situate the corner of Catherine-street, Horn_ sev-road, Holloway; containing four roomsias a waghhouse, and smill garden, in the occupation of Ir. -, as tenant at will. at a rent of 201. per annum; also a Piece ot vacant Ground adjininr, adapted to build upon, and of the estimated value of 3L. ; held for 65 years from rn ichaelmas-day; also ren Shares in the Albion Assurance (,ompanv, Twelve Auction Mllart. Three East London I' aterworks, Tweynt Webt MIiddlebex, Two Grand Mi'estern, Three Great Dorer-street, Two Rennet and Avon Canal, and Two Thames and Atedway. Ttie estate may be viewed bv parmissioir of the tenant and particulars hiad of AMessrs. WVilliams and Wihte, sslicitors, 9, Old-square, Lincoln's-inn ; of .Messrs. LIangham, so- licitors, 20, Bartleit's-buildings, Holborn; at the Auction Mart; and of AIr. J. Rose, Church-court, Old Jewry. Northumberland.-By THOMAS SNAITI'ld, at the House of Sir. Fletcher, the Tnrk's Head Inn, Nevcastle upDon Tyne, on Thurs.- day, Oct. 28, at 12. A LL that desirable and valuable Freeholtl Estate, called A Lenenmingion, otherwise Lemnaton, in the parish of Elling- ha.n, in the county of Northutmberland, consisting of the cap:i,i messuage called Leinmington flall. and abt ut 1,8160 acres of land, conveniently divided into tarms. together with a water cornmill, apsd now in thd several occupations of John Allen Wilkie, esq. ard Mlessrs. Thompson, ADpleby, Turnbull. Snith. and others ; tMe- ther with the corn tithes arising therefrom ; held by lease under the Dean and Chapter ot Durham, which has been very lately renewed. Tltis estate pays a modtus in lieu of hav tithe. Also all that desirable Freehold Estate called Low Learchild. in thee said parish of Edling- ham, adjoining the above, containing 199 acres or thereabouts, and now in the occupatioas of Alr. John Pallister. This esratr also paYs a modus in lieu of hav tithc. There is a seam of coal and a slate quarry of very ruperior quality in Lemmington, upon which estate a considerable quantity of healthy and improving timber is now grov- ing, and which along vith the voung wood and the wood upon Lear. child must be taken by the purchaser at a valuation. A part of the purchase money may remaein in the hands of the purchaser on seciu- ity of the premises. These estates, containing in the whole upwards of 2,060 acres, and aboanding with game, fiorm together a most desirable property, and are distant about 4 miles from the market town of Ainwiek, and 10 from the port of Alemsuth. Alr.Wilkie wil permsit the mnrsion house, garden, pleasure grounds, and lands now in hio occupation to be viewed, on application to him. 'The tenants will show their retpective farms ; and Nr. John Thompson, of Lenimington-branclt, will show the woods and plantations. Further information and printed particularte may be had on appli- cation to Mlr. H. Brumell, AMorpeth ; Alesrs. Stephenson and Bateman, solicitors, Southampton-buildings, London; or John Fryer, esq. Newocastle upon Tyne, where a plan of the estates may be seen. A-telphi, Strand.-Splendui Furniture, set of magnificent Card, Sofa, Ioo, and Console Tables, in rosewood, with Cabinets, 12 solid Chairs, with Cushions. 2 Langhatm Couches, and a set of Chintz Drawing-room CurtIains, with bullion fringe, all in suit, large French polished winged Wardrobe, Damask Table and Bed Linen, French Chimney Ornaments, &c. the genuine Pro- perty, taken in Execution, withoat rcserve.-By blessrs. BURROWS and Co. on rhe Premises, 21, John-street,opef,,~a Osborne's Hotel, To-morrow, Friday, October 15, and to1kl.we ing da,v at 12, 0X OMPRISING lofty Mahogany 4-post Bedsteads, with chintz and moreen hangings, with goose and dov; bedding complete, French canopy, tern, and other bedsteads, with suitable bedding, set of mareel; parlour curtains for- X windows, 12 Spanish mahoganychairs, covered in leather, valuable pedestal slab ide- board, carved back and barrel frort, set of extending telescope patent dining tables, fioe brilliant chimney glas ts, large Turkey and Brassels carpets, library and Woburn chairs covcred in leather, suit of rosewood tables, secretary bookcase, large library table, chests of drawers, basin stands, tables and chairs to Match, French dinner lamp, pole fire -screens, bronzes, quantity of rich cut glees, bagatelle boards, &c. and a variety of articles too numerous to par- ticularize. May be viewed; catalogues hiad on the premimes, and of the auctioneers, 27, Surrey-street, Strand. At the Broker's Waiehouses. Aldermgate-street, TEris DAY the 14th and To-morrow the I1Eh inst. at 11 for 12 precisely, without reserve, by order ot the Assignees, EHE large an d g pnuine Stock in T;ade (in prime Ieonditionl of Mlcstre. Robert and George Wiise, of Woo d- street and- Leeds, manufacturers and merchan, bankrupts, con- sisting of 650 Pieces Shalloons, AMoreens, 89 Pieces Fancy and Tartau atid Callimancoes Stuffs 400 .--- Check-edFiguredSttaffs 8o 9 Ca Crnation andStriped and Tarta n Plaids ai R 160 - Boa baets an d Bo m- 5 50 -. Ladies' Cloths basins 60 - S etins,Sarcenetst ard 150 - Cassinets, ToTilinets, Lutestrings Printed Quiltinga , 50 - Cloakiags a ns d V alenc ias 150 Cloaks Wifth sundry Norwich Crapes, talian Nets, Crape Scarfs, &c. To be viewed from Mlonday th e 11th to the time of sale. trom 9 o'clock until 5, at the Broker's Wa rehouses, Aldersgate,.street, at which time catalogute may b e had of THOMIAS FELLOWS, Swom Broker. Prompt two months. SALES BV AUCTION. -- - -