Sales By Auction.
The Times, 1824-04-23T00:00:00

Kent1.-Desirable Freehold Estatessfor Investment, containing aboutt 420 acres, at Box1ey, Hucking. Lenham, and Egerton, anid a WVharf. anid several Plots of Freehold Building, Groufnd, at Dartford.-By Messrs. DRLVNRat theMart, on Friday,April 30,at 12,in 1.5 lots, 4 a]ital Wiharf ad.ioining the Creekc at Dartfordl, about ac~~,tres of eligible building gro,und, divided in'to lots,on Dartford- liid at cne,s Inhe ocuptinof Mlr. Allen: the wholt of the albove is exonerated ftom the land ta%. Likewise a freehiold farmi, contain- inig 167 acrtst, with appropriate buildhigs, called Bablyers, Cold Har- bour, anzd (Cold Blow, situiate In the parishes of iHlcking, Rolling- borne, and Thturuham, in the occupation of 'fr. Edward Day anl Mtr. Stepheni Tavlor. A freehold estate, contatning[ 163 acres, with farm- house and othpr buildings, near Downe,street, in the parish of Boxley and redbrst on easeto r. Jhn Pge,And tdsoitwo smnall free- holdfarm, clledSVo'dsd;i ad t e im Fields, situate at Lenham and gertn, bout10 mlesfromMaidton, Intherespective occo-. patlris f M. Edard ry nd M. Rihar Turer.Printedl specid- catlns.lth hepans nneed,may e hd attheDul Inns, Dartford and ochsterLio, Frniuham Bel, Slidaone at the Mart; andi,fMesrs.Drier,sureyos ad and agents, 13, New Bridge-. Yorkshire..-Airtoni Cottoni Mill, at smiall Freehold Residence aod LaLnd. and the Great and Sntall TPithes ari~sing fromi above 330 acres, at tCalton.-.-By Messrs. DRIVER, aLt the Auction-mart, on Friday, Ap'ril 30, at 12. in 3lots, by ordec of the Devisees of thie late John Williamis, es. LT . v Vauable FreeholdI Estate, situate in the parish E~of Klrkbs- Malbamr,dale, abiout 8 miles from Skipton. and I i frm lcle coprising a vef'y capital stone built cotton mill, on the river Air, writh an abundant suipply and great fall of water, to- g~ether wvith necessary t,uildlnigs and cottages for carrying on ani exten- sive business. The above are in the oiccupation of Mlessrs. Jloh;i and Isnac lDew-hurst, uinder a lease, of wvhich III years are uniexpired, at the very low annuail rent ofl1131. Lot 2. A very desirable Dwvelling- houise, in the occupation ot Mlr. John Nlaber, with 2 wvell enclosed g,ardns a smiall Pad dock behind the house. convenieiit stabling arid chaiseiouse, and abouit 34 asres of exceedinigly rich pasture and meadowv land. Lot 3. The Great and Small Ti'thes arising from twvo Valuable farms at Calton,acontaining about 553 acres, in the occu- patioin of WVIariam Pullen rindI John Brown. Printed specifications mybe had at the Devonshire liotel'. Slkipton ; Golden Lion, Settle hoel, Leeds; Dlevonshire Arms, Keighley; at the AUCtion-niart, Loi,don; and of Messrs. Driver, surveyors and land agents, 13, Newv Bridge-street, London. ftjerefords1birc.-The Estates of the late John Williams. esq. consisting of a desirable Residlence, called WVilcroft, Broomey H1Ill Fat-ni, and -lagley P'ark, containing together about 420 acres, most advantage- ously' situate, near the Village of Hlagley, adjoining the turnpike- ro,ad leading fro,m Hereford toLedbury. 4 miles from the former and I11 fro,m the latter place.-By Messrs. D5RIVERI, at the Auction Mart. on Friday, April 30, at 12, in 3 lots, Very~desrale Freehold Mansior.-house and Estate, Ikcal clWlroft, late the residence of John Williatms, esq. de- cease~d, witli convenient attached and detached offices, excellent stabling, coachhbeuse, wraied kitcenei gaden, and about 152 acres of rich arabie, meadow, Orchard, and scood grouind thereto belonging. Also aL valuabple rarm, caslled Bro~nies Hill, containing 929 acres. And a very'compact Estacte called Hagley Patrk ortheSheepW'Valk,containing 853acres, principally pastuire, vithi a newly erected stone built villla, not yet cunipleted, niost delighbtfully situiate In the ab.vv park, com- inariding very beauttifuil, rich, and extensive views. The park ls.well timbered, ornamented, and sheltered on twso sidps, writh a handsome bielt plantation, and Is capable of being formed into a moat desirable resienc, tgeter wth fam, alld Bartestree Farni, near the abov. cntaningabot 8 acrs o exeedngly rich arabic and mea- dow andwitha frmhuse nd utbidngs,and sundry other houses and ottaes lrms th esttes Pritedspecifications, writh plans at- taced,mabe adat beFeaher, eliur; ionel, Hereford; Bell, Glucsre; Pough Chltelnui; a th Autio Mat and of Messrs. Drwe, suveyos an lan agets, t teir office, 13, Newv Bridge- Somerset,shireSlNan8lonuhouse, Padd,ock, an_dFreehold Estate of 4350 acres, atWs Monkton, near the Vale of Taunton.-By Messrs. DRIVER, at thie Mart, on Friday, the 2lst of May, at 12,n Ii lot, unless a n acceptable ,offer should be previously made by private cosntract, AVerv desirable Freehold Estate, exonerated from the A.S lana tax. most delightfully sItuateat WVes-t Monkton, in the Vale of Tatint,rn, ad joining the hiXgh turnpike road leading from thence to ilrigewter an shut mies only from Taunton:, consisting of a subsantil ad vey comodous miansioni-houise, called C.uort-house, firforthreideceof a large familyv, excellent domestic anid other offcesofevey escipion, kitchen gardens, lawn, pleasure grounid. and pddoc. an sunry lands contalnlnlgabouit 103 acres, a de~sirable farmadjonin, caledQuai-tock farmn, lying wvithini a ring fence, wtith a esita fam-hose,andallrequisite agricultural buildings, in excel- len reair intheoccpatonof a very respectable tenant, and con- taiing343are ofric arbe. meadow, pasture, orchard, and planta. lio lad, ithsunry good cottages on differenit parts of the estate. he hueadpeiemay be viewyed on aPplication to Mir. George NtLsl at Wetonon and printed specifications wvith engraved plaits ian e a a h George, Bridgewater-, White Hlart, Bath; Ploitg,h, lietehm; tte Castle; and of Mir. Klt;glake, solicitor, Tautnton; Messrs. Osborne and WVard, solisitors,Brlstol; S.N.Meredith, esq. Lhincoln's-inn;- at the Miart; and of Miessrs. Driver, surveyors and land agents. 13, News Bridge-street, Blackfriars. To W1ineNTershante, Tt-vernikeepers, ~and private Tanliles.--'*ock of very superior oid Wines and spirits, a 3-inich shod wheel CaLrt. a strong Horse and Harness, Imrplements in Trade Countinghotise, De-sk, and Fittinga.-By M'r. BRITTAiN, on the ~remises. 31, Lel- ceater.aquare, on Monday, Aptil 26, atnd followring day, at 12 pre- cisely each dkay, b direction of the executors of Mr.Samnuel Buteher, winie mnerchan t, g'eeeased. rHE Stock corlsists of abaut 17,000 bottles of very JLexcellent old Paort, 8 pipes os ditto, 400 bottles of rich flavoured Sherryarid Madeira, 160 bottles ot Vldonin, 200 ditto of Mountain, and 2.00 ditto ot Bet`cllss, onie pipe of old Mladeira, one hogshead of vidonla, one Pipe of very excellent Cape Madeira, and a quantity of brandy, rum,.hollands, and cherrv brandy, of the best quality, wichel svill he lotted to stuit prlvatefamailies, as wvell as the trade; also 7 large! and 5 smiall spirit vats, copper pumps and measutres, a quiantt ty of well-seasoned corks, wvine pulleys and F,Ists, baskets, and numerous articles In trade, the whole of which will1 be sold wVithouit the least re- serve. SamPle bottles of the different wines and spirits may b~e ur-_ ch4ased on,e week priorto the sale, rdctlgehdo h rmss of Mir. llougan, solicitor, 6, Prince`'-s-tteet, Bedford-row, asnd of thte autIner 10, Cross-street, Hattso-garden. VaubeLeasehold Estate, Leltester-square.-By Mqr. DRITTAiN, on the Premises, on Tuesday, April 27, at 12, HEl Lease for eight years and three quarters, at a low T.rent, o1 a desirable Lease'.old Hiouser, witli extensire cellaring, eligibly situate, No. 51, Leicester-squal&e,near Sidi;e?'s-klley, and pecu- liarly well adaptedtotrthebhuslnesaofawivueandspfritmerehant, the same havinig been successfully carried on, for upward4 of 23 years, but equally desirable forany other business, or asa~pr,ivate residenc(e. The hotusecontains 2be.st tne 3servants' beid-0-01M, with closets, 2exeel- lent drawinug ronnie, 2 parlours, arlot 2 kitchens, with requisite co4ver nilences, communicating wivth' countlugbouise, ws-rehppise;, loft, anid extensive cellars behi_,d, 'with separate entrparce from Pk-iiee'b-ftreet; the residenee ot Mfr. Samuel Botcherclecensed; Miay be viewed muttil the sale, and Partlaulars hatd on the Ofg-sm1es; of Mir. Dougan, solicitor, 6. Princes-street, Redforti-rosv; snd of Mr. Brittain, 1O,Crops- street, Matton.garden. - ~~ Furni~~~~~ tue iahogaiY_S_ecr_et_aire -anta Bookcase a aja .srrlOgn lys 30 tunes, a collection of original alntlnga,h.yMlorland,*tnd aallery Painting of our Saviour or-the Cross~,by SirJames Thornhili.,neat Print, and Drawin,z heal Gig, Hiot-e, atid Harness, Kitchen Utensils and Efreesm~i BItITTAIN, on thePremises, 51, Leicester-aine on WeBnsAr April 28, at 12, by order of the executors of M1'r. Sanliel. Butcher deceased, rHE Furniture eoMpriaes Mahxogany 4-post and other A.L Bedsteads, with batigings,capital. goose feather beds sa4d bt;ddi)g, table and bedi linclS,mahogany eitests of drawers.dining, card, ~ofa;Aili Rembroke ahles. a mahogansr sect-etari re ad bcokc e it lae 0"sa 8dyclock in mahogany case, A bureau %, wit h o glazed chairs, wvithi halt- seats and brass bounid, ckiieret sideboards, pier and chimney glasses. Bru'ssels carpetss filicloths, kitchen utensils and ef- fect. My bevieed twvd days previous and morning Of satle; %nd cataogus ha ontb%Premises; of Mir. Donlgan, solicitor, 6, Priiute's. stret, edfrd.ow;and of the auctioneer, 10, Cross-street, HAttsn, By ir.KAY atthe Aucto ar,TI and IiOliotingday~. A Mot Vauabe anI CostlLiry of Books, books of El. rins, ad ilustrations of theftlinearts, lacluding county, ge- nerl,andnaura hstory dlIvinty, antiquities, poetry, and gnera liteatue, te popety oi Uent-ge Thorpe esq.; moghcae.. folo ad trato,Clretidon's History of the ltebelltzl,1, IaSVg ac Ilustrated wihsvral hundred rare astd scar~q pTIntS, 9 Vols.aBtio Burnett's Hsoyo hisown Times; hart_-cep~pt' dItto, Ivol,., loy-I deli's magifcet dtion of 8haksptear Yr1s, asorocco I Abbt n Smith's insects, 2 vols. l Bovdtll' lsto of . tbi ive otthame, o loued lats,2 vls. loydl 'Pltiresri,e Scenery of Norway,2 vols.; Staford Ga! y,~o 5. l itcebes Heatds, bY Houbraken and vet-tn; Talaxtltrqe'de Canmpagne d'ltalie; DiidwelVs Viewts In GrtCteC CoStuTes, -7 vols.; Atkilnsoa'S Manners, Customs, and AiIslteements of tIle Rtussians, 100 coloured plates, 3 volt.1 Phlloso. l'icelal tlaA1sactlons, 18 'vols.; the Ma.-rtial alid Naval Achievemnents of ltca Brtai, suerby bundIn orocco, large aper, 12 volt.- Octvos &c Trsslr' Haitale Vord,20 volt. ; Wstalls Bible, 3 vol.; ritsh ost, Sarp's eauifu edition, 54 volt. British Essyits,40vol.;Ineibid' Bitih heatre, &-c. Also tise Works of ebeteo. Gb'iottBlar Pley Sctt, Crmbb, Hume, miid Smol- ler, l'.jjn, ap, di,emfh~tcre,Buffon, Muo3heloi, Byron, fll~, Lcke More, urk, Serian,Knox, Henry, Swift, Cowv- By Nt-. AUtiERSat his Great Rvoom, 39, Fleet-street, TIHIS DAY, April3, ad 2 olloing days (Sutnday excepted). at 12~pr-clfseIy. A. Clletio ofBooks, being the remainiingprino ~LL he toc ofa Bokseller', who hasrelinquishe busness, Includ- ing Cuty, General and Natural History, Divinity, Anitiquities, Architecture, Poetry, Law, Surgery, Typography, andL General Lite" rature; ameing which are, Follo-Basker-ville's- Bible, large -paper: 'Atirys's GocArhe; hlasted's Kent, 4 ials. ; Hienry on thle Old RnO New iTestamsents, 3 -vola.; Domesday. Book, 2 volt.; Guillios's. lie- raldry, best edition, Hill', Nattral History, a Vole, coloured; Cow- PVrsAratomy.aarge-paper; Rugsi Studio d'ArfhItetturficivile. d3yols,; the Worka os Inigo Jones, Pierrauilt, Stulart, Albert], Vitrurius, Pal- ladio, Chambers, and other approved Architects. Quarto-.Lysons'a Environs or London; 5 VoIg.oI.AntiquVartan Iepertory, 4 vols. large paper, Henry's,Bible and Works, 7-volt.; Ames and Dib4tIn's Typo- graphical Antiquitles: -Maeaulayls England,- Pvulz,-;-'IIohinshed. Grpf- ton; an3d liw.4Chronicles ;.Wainerb ialnlP'hlre.6 vols.; Ruffiseadis Statutes at large; PlioohclTdeein,J.vl.tRobertsop's, HI6tor-Ical,- Works, 8 vole. ; Atlettic Reseitrehes, 19 vols.; r?ennanent Scotland, 3vol$.- l awdins's Musie, &-vols.. octivo, &c_BIarbauld's' Xo',ellstg, dOvols.; Proilsaftipild Monstr-ellet's'CIVoniileli. DibdI$ts Biblothca penagina,3 vle Anersn zzid-Sharpe'g Ed)tioneof the oet, tu Woks f Hok~,hilon.Pope, s*Ift, RoBfil Crevier, Bi-ynt,Stes Adiso, Aiachcal, Bffort. Hunie, Smoilett, RenA- ethr st@ets~Autjor, nsayon arg paer,In good preservatitin, rdb.r~ih riltl~ui pir, q bei and,as eatoloue3 hPA4,prce pr1so1r4 hI the' ffj~ i trW.M4 t ~tl matt bb Wednesday Apr12% .dt 12, In 2lots, by',ofdel of tellsesuaors,of Jos i sBaie,eq. deceaised, - oSehB unbeytantial- .FreeholdJ) e hn ,very- IptPaeble. ennts. f6r tercos,whifeliWill expire ine 1S25 and 1831 at. lowv net rents amnountlnig to 1151. per annum. May be vieWed with leave of the tenants, -And particuilars had 10 days previouis to tim sale attbe Mart,. of Messrs. Hall and Thompsoin, soilcitors, Salters'-lsai; rind of Mr. Shlsttleworth. 27. PoUltry. ValUable Freehold Farmn, the Green M,an PubliectHouse, and other, Estate%. Willesden and A-ton, Middllesex.-ly Mlr. SHUTTLE- WORTH, at thbAMart, on Wednesjlay. April 28, at 12, In lots, by or,derof the Executors of Jeh liadny, eiq. deceased. jVery desirable-Freehold F;arm, advantageously sitnate- o are3drin-green, In the parish of Willesden, 4 miles ana a hsalf from T"tbirn-turrrpike, 5 and a half fromn Harrowv, and 6 from lirenttordi In the conhrtvt of Middlesex, comprising s5a. gp. of rich grazing-land. with a good farm-house, suitable agriculturalI buildings, cottages audgnrdens, let on lease to Mlr. Thomnas Pliflpot, -rmost re-' spectable ternant,for atermnof whichhabouit10yeearsre unexpired,att a net rentof1701. per annum. A Freehold Estate at Harlesdon-green aforesaid, comnprising the Green Man, an old established and wrell fre- quented public house, wsith stables, yards, large gar'den and paddecks3 of meadowv laud, with an e-ctenslve fr-ontage on the high road, conin pr[iengtogether 2a. 2r. ip. on a lease for a short term unzexr.rred, at an old and very low rent, - A Freehold Residence, Called Fortune Gate- house, swith extensive stables azid orithuiildlngs, good garden, andien- c-losure of meadowv laud, a short distance fromn the yreccding, let on' lease to E. Sellen, esq. f6r a term of wrhich about I11 years are unex- pired, at alow rent of 451. per annum. A Freehold Mteadowat Church. enid, near- the o vilaeo' lesden. comprising ia. 3r. l3p, in the occu.. patlon of Mr. Evans,a tenant at will,nt 71. per annum. Anda Free- odIeoueof Aetdn, land, situa'te near Old Oak-conmonn, In the -paishqfActn,compriAing 7a. ir. 2p. let on len-Re to Mr. Essex. sr a term, 'of wvhich about so years are unexpired, at a rent of 221. per annumi. May be viewed, and particulars had 14 days previou.s to the sale at the Gireen Man, Harleadon-green; King's Head, Harrow; Sgerge, Ac R;at the Mart; of Messrs. Hall and Thompson. St Switin'-lane; and of Mr. Shuttlewvorth, 27. Pouiltry. Yorkshire -By M',r. SHUTTLEWORTH,i at thle mart, on Wednesday, APrIl 28, at 12; in 3lots, by direction of the surviving Trustee under the WillI of Mfrs. Mtatthewrs deceased, tNE undivided Mjoiety or Hialf Part of and in the k- followving valuable Freehold and Copyholdl Estates, situate near WVakefield and Pontefriet, In the county of York. viz.:-Whinney Moor Closes and Allotmnent, comprising together 17a. Itr. 7p. situate on the border of the turnpike-road from tHorbury to Wakefield. Se- veral Closes and Allotneiints at Flansbaw,in the immediate vicinilty of Wakefield, comPrising 38r, Or. 6ip. with a MessURge or dwvelling house Called Flanshaw-han, with outbuLildings, ga;rden, and orchard. And a valuiable Farm. tithe free, comprising 12'a. Ir. 281p. desirably situate, atEast H-ardwick. near Pontefract, wvith a farm-house atnd suitable agricultural buildings. TIre whole in the occupation of respectable tenants, at rents anliounting to nearly .5001. per annum. Mtay bse viewed with leave of the tenants, and particulars had, 14 days previ- oUS to the Sale, at the Straff'ord Armls, WVakerield ; Red Lion, Por,te- fract; Angel, Ackworth :- of Messrs. Luimb and Son, solicitors, Wake- field: of' Mr. Rloe, Temsele-chumbes le-street; at the Mart;, anld of Mr. Shrrtrleworth, 2. poultry.r,Ple Valuabrle Freehol(d Estate, Essex, on the borders, of SrrffolIc.-lly Mr. S1HUTTLFWORTH, at the Mart, on Wednesday, Mlay 19, at 12, -uniless 0revlnusly dispos"ed oyf by isiae contract, A Valuable' Freelsl and CopyliolI Estate, coniin EL 03a. 3.I' lip. (be the samne snore or less) of remarksl ly finte meadow, pasture, turieip, and corn land, a good resIdence or Sport- ing box, eontainingevei-y desirable accommodation forR faraily, with lawvn, flowver and kitchen gardens, coachhouse, and sta'bles, necessary for the establishment of a Gentleman; -laRrge farm and rick yards, asrns. staIlling, grangry. cattle sheds, bailiff's cottages, and every necessaryr agricultural buildAng. The whbole In excellent cultivation and reparir, andf commianding a most delightful situation, at Gesting- thorpe, 4 miles from Castle HeAddngisan, 6 from Hanlstead, and 6 from Rtudbury, In the elerated aLnd mnost desirable part of the county of Essex, overlooking the borders of Suffolk arild the picturesque country on the banks of the Stout. in the vicinity, of the fox hounds rind hariers, and surrouinded by preserves ofgame.M May be viewed, and particulars ha-d 14 days previous to the sale at the Bell inn,Cnatle Hed- dingham; Kine's Arrss,l-iaistead;- Rose and rrown, Sudbury; White Hiart, Brarintree; Black, Boy, Chelmsford; Newl Iinn, Ingatestone:. Crown, Brentwood; White Hart, Romford; o,n the Premises; at the Mfart; and of Sir. Shutttlewoorth. 27, Poult,y Leasehold Estate, producing 401. per annnum.-By Mtr. SHUTTLE- WORTH,. at the 'Mart, on Wednesday, next, at 12, ALeasehold Estate, held for a term, of which 25 years CLare unex.pired, Subject only to a peppercorni rent; comprising a convenient brick built dwiellirisghouse. butcher's shop, and premi- ses, situated No. 17, Windntill-street, Finsbury-square; let on lease toarsectable tenant, at a net rent of 401. per annum. May he viewed,ad particulars had of M,r. Niasterman;, solicitor, 68. Old Broad-street; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shnttlevorttb. 27, Pnn,ltrv. Biushi Uottage. Wanatead Park.-Excellent Ho,usehold Fnriiitrire, valuable Cellar of WInes and Effiects.-By Mrn SHUTTLEWORTH, ou the Premises, on Monday, May130. at 11, THE excellent.Household Furiiiture, clioice WVines Tand Effects of lirowulow Bossrdillon, esq. ; the furnitrire conm- grises -4-post and other bedsteads, wvith furniiture, feather beds9 and ~edd fog, window~ Curtains, Turkey anld Bruissels car-pets, dining,drawv- ing room and parl,inr furnilture, anldmiseellaneoris etfect.- 'Tie wIneis are of peculiatr quality aod Savouir. amidincluds abouit a6dozen of Port, from 8 to 18 years In bottle; a small quiantity of East India Sladeira, 25 year-S In bott!e; IS8dozen ofLafltte claret, vintage 1811; 14 dozen of Her-ustage, 1811; 40 dozen of Jobannesberg hock,.vintage1811. re- mar-k;bly curious. May be viewved oen day previous to the sale,whens cataloguies ma,be had on the premisies; at the Mart; andof Mr. Shut- tleworth, 27# Pourltry. Valal eaeodEtates and muon,l Rents,. aonIg together t,, 171.4s. per Armunu.-l "r HUTE RHu,'at"the Mtart, on Wednesday Mlay1l,ati%,in15 lots, HEfoilowiing- val'mable LeasehioldI Estates and GroundI TRIe~nts, amiply s7eeured, aild held generally for long terms, at low rents, viz. :-Tbree Dwefllng-houses~, Non. 7, A. and 9, Northampton- street, Clerkenwell; tent 801.'petrannurn. A Dwreling-house, No. .56, Spencer-.-treet, Northampton-squiare; rent 5,21. lOs. per aninum. Nine Dwelling-houses and Premises, Not. 28,29, 30.31.3.3, 3.9, 40, 41, and 42. Rosamor-street, Clerkenwvell; rent 2921. 10s. per annum. Gressnd rents amouinting to 391. per aninum, secured amply uipon 17 dwvelling- loioises arid other p remlises in Exmoutb-street and Northampton-rosw. A Residence, No.T 71 Mabledon-place. Burton-crescent ; rent 701. per annuim. A nwelllng-house, No. II, Southamnpton-ereseent, New- road; rent30. per anonum. A Dwelling-house. WVorkshop; &Lnd Pre- mlses.inEuston.mewseAst: rent141. per annums. A capital substan- tial Residence and Prentsies, 71, Euston-eurrtare.,thecorner of Seymour- piace north. rentl 50.. per annum. A D5svellincr-house, No. 30, Par-a- die-street, Lambeth, near the Archblishop's Palace;, rent 301. per annum. A Ground Rent of 271.4s. per ainunum, secured upon a dwsel- liug-house, land, and Premises, opposite to and nest the first White Horse, at. Brixton. Three substantial Residencees, with latrge gsadens and appurtenances, nestr the preceding, at lirixton, reiitalI1gal. per annum. Two asat Dwelling-houses anid Premises in the Hiigh-street, Putney; rent 601. perannum. And Ground Rents, amounting to291. per annum, amply securedI upon two dw-ellng-houses, seVeral tene- mnents, and pxemJses,.2djoining the pre.ceding, it Putniey. TIheabove proper-ty is of a mo.st respectable descerlytina and rernarkahly well tenanted. May be viewed with loeav4of the tenants, and particulars had 14 days yrevious so the aic of Ste..r. -we-t, toe..d C-rr, solicitorrs. 6, Bashingball.street; at the Mtart; anda of Mtr. Shuttle- worth, 27, Poultry. Clapham-road, near the Consmon.-By Mr. sHUI'TLEWORTH, at the Mart, ont Wednesday, Mlay 19, at 12, Unless previously disposed of by pri#ate contract, AGenteel LeaseliolI Dwelling-hiouse, wiith Coachhouse, CL2-siall stable, excellent garden, aind ornamental piaddock of mnea- doW land, comprising altogether about 3 acres, very cheerfully situ- ate, oni the east sid`e of Clapham-road, a little beyond the Terrace and neaLr the Common. The house contains 5 bed rooms, drawing and dining rooms, kitchen, domestic offices, and cellaring. Held fuor about14 years-unexpired, ata rent of 451. per annum. Mlaybe viewed stith tickets only, sshich with particulars may be had of Mir. Shuttle- wvorth, 27, Pouliry; Buildingr Materials, Old Ford and Upper Thamres-street.- fly Sir. SHUTTLEAVORTH, on the Plremises, adjoining the Three Colts Pnbliehouse, Old Ford, niear Bowv, Middlesex, on Thursday, April 29, at 10, and on the Premises, Birick lill-lane, Upper Thiames- street., ocr the same day, at 1, ~HEF useful Mlaterials of a large Barn, Stable, and Out- builing, a OldFor. ad o a wrehuseandpremises, in Brie. Hilln,UprTae-tetmopli~svrl rods of soud hric strk,plan ad an ilig, imbrs n grdes,joistF, raf- ter, qarerig,florig bars, oor, ascoets,ic. Mybe viewed sue dy pre-icu to te sal, whn catlogue mayhea on the pre- nises of Mssrs.Saundrs, leawod, an Mattews,solicitors, 112, Uppe Thmesstret; nd f . Suttewvorths, 27, Poultry. ValubleLibrry f Divinity, the genuinec property, of a Dissentling CIergyo1aJ.!_Bv MSr. J. JONES, at his Spacious Room, 28, Leaden- hall-Street , 141$ DAYi, April 23, at 12, without reserve, TN UDNG Keaclle'a Metaphors anti Parables; IL liusses'q Glres of Chirist; Wateore's Theological Tracts, 6 vols.; Henry's Bible, S vl.; Poole's Annotations; Bates's wtorlks; Newton's wvorks, 9 vole.; Roberts's complete wonrks; Moss's Sermons; Top- ladv's wodrks; Hail's works; and tire works of tire mos,t enminent dissenting divinies, selected ivieis inuechs judgment. May he viewed, and catalogues had. Horusehold Furniture, Painting, Cut Glass, Plated Goods, Mahogany Counters, &c.-ll Mr. NIE aOU t hspcosRon 10 og acre -'IllS DlAV,at 12 NEahspeosoo ,10 og tAT Houseold Furniture, consisting of four-post N and tcnNse steds feather beds and bedding, chests of drawr- ers, c~ofas rusesarpets, 2 setS of mnahogany par. lou cair, inig.Pembroke, and card tables,- a biUllrd table, sideoars, renh lmpsq. handsomnelusttes, show plasses, prints, 2 cuntrs scle ndweights, coppersj &e. May be viewed,and cata- Building aterials, Cheapslde.-By Mtr. CHARLES VRiGEIIT, on the Premisis, 4o. Ill aidjoinsing thie passage leading to Hioney-lane- miarket, being the hotuse and premitss lately occupied by Mr. Trcgg, baoksdliir, on Mtonday. April 26, A LL the Materials of the above, consisting of a quan- 1]_tity of good brick work atnd plain tiling, a la rge quantity of lead, In gutters, pipes, cisterns, and water closet, fir and other tim- lber, In rafter-, glrders,jolsts,,breas-tsunisiers, &ce. boarded floors, doors, sash frames, and glazed sashes. 3 large glazed shop fronts, profile, 'marble, and other mtarble chlmneypieces and slabs, and the usual de- scription of fittings and finishings. Mlay be viewed the Saturday preceding the sale, and catalogues then had on the premnises ; at Gar- rmwy'slv micad of Mir. Wright, surveyor and auctloneeer, Blue-stile, Groenw'seht; Linelldeapery', ilosiety, H4aberdashery, and Silk Goods. a quatity of Cutlery Atticldgr in Suxotdq, Penknivest, Seissars, &c. togethetr'v wih some elegantly embroldb?ea aSword and Sash Belts-By TARRANT and CA RTE R, at 23, fronmonger-latle, PheWslde. on Tr~sday,April 27. Abd folTr6Virf9 1r,Zt each day, foir t LI benefit o the credi- tons oftMenrgBsrtt or Sh;leAd.it-b, i-_ednaper. 7JpHlE Linenilhapery Stock consisflng of 1risil UAimp, L.Aw fins, cambrfic,, homne bleached linens, sbeetings, huccabacks, and diapers, diapr-and damnask table linen, mnuslimis. robes, rich silk shwl sars ll-atnd figured sareenets, satins,Persians, and sidlk hatidercts,, torethef withl an aLssortment of hosiery, ribands, glove; lac, andhaerdasheryt with numeirous other articies, the wvhole of jebteih will hi Sold xvlft opt the least reserve, To be viewed on M6nday, the 2dth. of April arind, cataloesida tben had on the pre- mises;a sldo iedieirtr; iBsigirn 'epie atLF'eebold andoryodstt, at Reeth, hear Richmond, in jsogrk'lsbrmre.-At tIre HouLse of MINr. Jobn Atkinsqn. tbhd Buck Inn, Reeth, in the Count. of York, on FrIdav, May201, at 3in tire after- noon, b or-dbrofteAssignees pi the estate and effects of James - Huchisona bnkruipt, in such lots. aind subject to such con- ditonsas fiaibeths n anid there sprecified, A LL that c~Pitf -reehold and. Copy1fold Estate called Raweroft, itut ithiin the townships of Reetli and Healaugb. in he arih o Grnto, in'the NOrth Riding of the county of York. consstig o anexcllent mranision liouse and 120 Acres of Zood rich arale,meaow,sadpasture land, be the same mnore or less; 66 acres of tl~ stat ar offreehold tenure. lyinlg within a ring fence, suir- rouning he mnsio bouse, and szkirting the river Arkie, asid exermpt froi hy ttheby aymnt f asmal iiods.and nosy in the oeeri- patln o Jacb U-in,as enan tierco. Te residue of the estate. ~o~p5~acrs, i of cpyhod teure,holden of the MaLnor of ysnetqfsmal cetainrens ad fines on deatth or alien- atin, nd s nw i te ocuptio ofJoniCesn yag dCrstpe chiefly of meadow landis nrore valuable on account of the pripulOUs neighbourhood. It is entitled to extensive common rIght over the adjoining wiastes, and is eligibly situate for a sporting residence, par- ticularly for grouse shooting. There is limestone in the estate and, cohls within 8 miles, and the towrn of Richmond and the great north road are not more than 11 miles distant. The estate may be vieswed and further particulats had on application to Mr. James Taylor Wray, of Leyhuril, near. Bejlat; Mr. E. slaefarl=n, solleitor, Richmond, torkghire; or to Mess's. Steel and Nicol, solicitors, Queen-street, CheapSide, London. Business Premfses. Chancery-lane, withi Furniture and Ertects- -By LR C. MIULLETT on the Premises, No. 53, Chancery-lane. corner of Soutirampton-buIildlngs, on Tucsday. April 27, at 12, by direction of the Executors of- br. Thomas Crtspe, unless prevlr,usly disposed -of by privatecontract, of which due noticeivillbegiren, - qlHE Lease (10 Years unexpired, at the exceeding low T rent of 60L per annum) of the truly valuable and desirable Premisti, whichr have been established and successfully carried on near a century as-a laiw Stationer . The pretnises cmpfl.5ie asub- stantlal briek-built dwellIng-house, in excellent order, and contain severalairy bedchamberk. baumds,me dining rooms, privat-entrance, light- roomy front and :bsek shops or offices, convenient -kitchens, dry vaplted, cellarage, 3tater lald pn,- and numerous other cauvenl- ences. The submitting this property to sale Is presluSred a f Vourrble opportunity, aftbrding the speculator -tire.means of Investlng hIs ca- pital upon permanent seedrirty,- the premises-beingof- zhe suppisoed: annual value of 130L. and those wlio wish to embark,in a nI1ola- blishedsarmd profitable kiwne- may spit themselves; It is lRewae Pgaticularly calculated f#r the res4dence of a professlonal gentleosan, being csrftralyhIdtuate,i ind eontigaous-to the Lawinnrandeourts. The covenants of leaKee'llbe zeadittbe time of sale, the pnigchase' ofi 3rW .-WMLh bere usir.4 to tale the fixture,s at a fair vjtluatlon,* ta. per invetntorY, At pa lhh me e tl.,e4wll De sold tli!e'IhoIleofthe$enUtne artidets Hoiusehold Fnitnre &c. of a speriort degcripttou. May, le -fiewred, asldFeatal6etres ass,;,artrcnlarb ba on- the:Vremimes, of Mess,s. ljjsrlch and Si,afford, sollcetors, Bucxltngharn-sttreet, Str 4d; at the Spi Inn, Yorough;. an 3t the of$ee #T the SuctAo ecr,tc.-58 BlXckmm~tt.et, SouthwMk, agdh .0Ysr.-t&-Y Mr. RARBRIiiDTHER, atGaLrraway'a, on 1HEB Abolt 1 ,rion -on the dteath of a Gtntle.man, v~iuble stat~naaly eual to*reehold, being leasehold.for90Oyears,-at, S;alnllreS e;,~ohsiastng,if`99acreli or rieh pasture land, -with farhshq1ses, hla the pRtish;dr A~aaa adjoining the high road, 4 miles fo Jh' To L. yahioable watrlg lace, 3milest from RathdOWnay1, 6 from AblkeyIeixc, anfdO5 fromi Dub~lin, now In the oeeuPittlofd!of Missrs. Edwara ilonind and Thomas M oot.. The estirbated-value beingr Uy a recent survey and valuationi 189L per annum. To -be viewed by leav, of the tenants, and mrtlulars had of Mr.Daniel Phalln. at Albeylelx; of 'dr.Jlaekson,' and I..Joseph Phalln, Solicitors, 'Dublin: of I r. Newland, solicitor,' Craven-s,tr5et, Strknd;atGarraway'e- and at?Ar. Farebrother'soffiees, 6, Wellington-street, strand, remoYsa from Beaufort-buildine-.4 Well sec_ured Improvt;d itents of 701. and 331 pet An-n 5M, Dw,eInITg- house and commaudine Shop, In Hloxton Old Town, and two long T.easeholel HouLses at lsllnigton, respectably tenanted.-By Mr. FA REBROTHER, at Garrawvay's, on Tuesday, the 27th inSsost, at 12, int 4 lots.Anu,fr1 ?Lyers,ampl Scnted an issingout of those eaPital rem sesthe ornr ofFor-stret nd Aderanbuy,steern, andi the ouseadjoning nowlet on laefrtewieertoMessrs. Wells and tracan. nd r. Stone. Lt 2. An Iniprored Rent of 331. per atnnum, for 19 years, issuing- out of a house and bakcer's shop, No. 50, in Little Eastcheap, let for the whole term to Mr. Dixon. -Lot. 3kA capital Shop and Dwvelling-house, recenitly repaired and situate No. 156, in Hoxton Old-town, held for 30 years, at 3.51. pe~r annum. Immnediate possession may be bad. Lot 4. A Le.asehold state, held for 63 years, at a ground rent of 61. 15.q. 1pcr annum, consdstink of twlo brick built houses Nos. 47 and 49. in Vinidsor-street, Isilngton, let to Messrs. Dell and Cooper, respectable tenants, at 401. per annum. To be veiewed by- leaLve of the tenlants, and particulags had o11 the premir,es, at 1-lexton; - at G arraway's and at Mir. Farebrother's ofinces, 6, Wel- llngtocs-stre tSrad nrmved from BeaLufort.buildinga, South sideof Rirssefl-square.-Capltal long Leasehold ResidenCe, witih Coacbhouse Rsid Stab lng, held for 75 years, at a aroun d rent-Bly MTr. FAREB ROTHER, att Garravway's, on Tuesday,? April 27, atJ 12, by direction of the Ad-ministator to the estaLte MfKSho As 'flOp. esq. deceased,and wvith early possession, Capidstalan desirable Long Leasehold Estate, held A udrte Dzoke of Bedford for an uniexpired term of 75 years, at a ground rent, consisting of an excellent family residence, secently repaired and beauttified at a verY considerable ex-enses,, and situate No. 24, oit theo south side of Russell-equate. 'l'he house is airranged in handsoe ~ and ontains,on the upper story, a capital nursry ad 4 edroms; n th secndloor, 2 principal bedro6ms anda desingroo; n te frs dor.2 loftydrawing roomns com- muniatig b fodin doos, nd ittd 'ith marble chlmnneypicces, Frenh widowsan blcon, a obledining parloutr, library, en~ trace all wih sonestarcae t te second door, dressing room and waeeoet, with dmestic officesl of every description on the basemet so a double coacbhouse Saxd 4-stall stable, with coach- man'ls room and loft, situate In Southampton.mews. To be viewed wvith tickets 14 days prior, which-wvith particulars may he had at M-r. Farebrother's ofrices, 6,Wellington-street, strandl, removed from Beau- fort-buildings; particulars also at C,arrawvay's; anid of Mhr. D. Yallop, solicitor, 4, Sufrolk-street, Pall-mnall. Law,% Sou,tdh Lambeths, Surrey.-F.legant detached Resid-encs, Coach- house andStabling, extensive, Gardens, Hot and Green Houses, &c. -By lifr. FAREBROTHER, at Garrawas on Tuesday, AprIl 27, at 12, with possession (unless an aeceptablesoffer I arefusly Mlade), IN elegant detachied Residence, miost dellghtf1u11y. seated upnhLawn, at.-SouthLarmbeth, a sh'ortdlseanceeof only3rmiles froni town. The house is In complete substantia.l and ornfimental supper tois drawin an diinurbs, librie arde fly, croppentl ands planted, hothouse and greenhouse soked with vines of the choicest fruit. The whole is held on lease, of which ten years are unexpired, at a moderate rent. The purchaser may be acco,mmodated -with the appropriate and nearly newv furniture by valuatioii. To be viewed 14 days prior; particulars had at Garraway's ; and at Mr. Farebrotlher's ofie, ll. Wellington-etreet, Strand, removed fromi Beaufort-buildings. Next Presqentation to the Rectory of Broughton Suli,ey about 12 miles from Nouttingbani.-Hy Mlr. FARE1BIOTIfEii, at datfaway's~, on Thuirsday, May 13, at 12, f'U HE Next Presentation to tile Rectory of Broughton JL. -Sulney, otherwtise Upper Brouighton, consisting of a Pars9onage house, with stable. barn, and other outbuildiii -, and 3 coimpact farmis, containing"43 acres of chitefly pasture lane in the parsis of Brouightorn, about 12 miles frons Nottingham, now In tl?e Occupation of tlue Rev. John Wilson,.and Messrs. Williamn and John Daykinis, ati reduced rents, amounting to ?E361 per annum. The present lincum- I)ent is inthe sixtieth year of his atge. S'artlculars may be had14 days prior to the sale at the White Lion, Nottliighamn; Black 1Bull, Cam-. bridge-, Star, Oxford; of Mtessrs. Crosland and Fenton, solicitors, Hludders4field; at Garraway's; and at MAr. Farebrothee's Offices, 6, WellIngton-street, Strand, removed from lieaufort-bulldinez. Suffolk.-Freebold Farm (including the Race Course at lpswIdbV u.p- wards of 2011 Acres.-Bv Mir. PFAIIEBRIOTHER, at Garrawy's on Thurs,day, May 15, at 12 nte aibo El. c. lemet, n thborugh ilpsvls.cosl%ting of a very com- pactfar licluinglpsichrav-corseandbuidings th'ereon I lying witina in fese, ndhoude b te turnpike road, andt an eas ditace romCocheter Wodhnige, Stowmarket, falih and1-lrwil, tou-hchlas plcethee I water caLrriage by thrie Orwel, he vhol esatecontinig 25 ares, and nowi in the occupa- tins o Mt Jaes tasll,at lo reucd rent of only 2001. per an- num.To e vewe, an patlelarhadat the White Morse, iPsa'ich; Pacet,Maningree Whte art Coeheter CUPS, Harwich; Thorn, istley; Posto fce, Wodbrig;ofM.Roper, rurveyor, Stamiford-%treet, Bhlackfriars-road, at GaraayL;ad at Mr. Fare- brother's offices, 6, WVelltngto-n-street, Strn (rmved from Beaufort- buildingal, where a plan of the estate mayb en Sisssx.-Feehod Far, Lad Ta redeemed, wvith) the valuiable Timn- her growing thereon, a Tani-yard, &c. eligible for Investment,-13y Mr. FAREBIROTH ERt, at uarraway's, en Thursday, Mlay 13, at 12, A Valuable Freehold andi part Copyhold Estate, called GLOndman's Farm, situate in the parish of Fletching, 2 miles from ~he navigable river Osse, 7 from Uckfield, Cuckfield, anid East Grin- itead, and 10 from Lewves; consisting of a farmhouse, and all neces- uary farns bulidings, garden, orchard, and 82 acres of meadow, pas- mure armble and wvood land, anid hop, garden; also a tan yard, with 50 pltsA,ark mill and room, drying sheds, &c. the whole now in the ocebi- patioii of Mlr. Briggs, the owner of the estate, who wrill take a lease for eter of7 o 14 ear. Te tmberifo zrwtbof which the soil Is paricuarl faourble o th vaue f nar ,001.wIll be Included ini Lhe urcate th esateadjons he resrve ofLord Shieffleld ana hr Jhn Selle, hat. T be iewe andparticulars had of Mtr. Rlriggs, srs he stat; prticlar als atthelrres, and Star and Garter, at Brigton MadeneadtJcklel; Drse Ars,East GrinRtead; Talbot, ~uckeld;at larrways; Sd a Mr.Farbrother's offices, Welling- lou-tret, Sran, rmove frm ilanfrt-uildlngs. WV im-bledoi_, Surrey. 8iles from town.-Capital Freehold Famnily Mansion, Coachhitise and Stabling, beautiful Pleasure Grounds, Gardenis, Bath, Sheet of WVater, and Park-like Lands, the whole 240 acres, lying in a ring fenee,-By bMr. FARIEBkOTIHERR, at Gar- r~wy'e c, T,,-,ds-K. M'rck 12, t 12. by dic,-el.o ,f the Rx..t,ii ters of thate Mrs. Mleyr ck, AVer valableand desirable Freehiold Estate, corn- mtiidatlon ofa fmiyof distinction,delightffUlly Situate on a Sune emi- lience, cimmnanding extensive anid picturesque views over the sur- ,-ounming diersitied country-. The house Is a hatndsome hi Ick buflt r-esidence, elegantly fitted and expensively, fiuiished, seated upon a fine lawn richly, studded withl choice shrubs, cedar and tuklip trees, and approached by a carriage driv-e through the plantations, writh rustic lodge; the entrailce under a portico to the following hanidsome and well arraniged apartments, an entranee hall and billiard room, a suit if drawi~ng rooms (the one 27 feet squaLre), a i)oble dining parlour 30 reet thy 20, lib rsry 26. feet by 19, and gentleman a sroom . on thc uipper utories are niumerous spacious, princlpal, and secoindary bed chamn- bees atnd servants' sleeping rooms ; the domestic offices are in evrlI respect complete; the ouxtoffices comprise an ornamental dairy co.c ~,ard. wvith standing for 4 carrIages, --tabling for S horses, wivth coach- mnan's room, lofts, &c.; 2 farm yaLrds, wvith excellent farm buildings, icold bath, and sheet of water stored with -ish. The grounds are laid out irith great teasts in lass-mu, pleasure and other gardens, shrub- seris, nd ull grwn lanetics,anddry, and healthy gravel wals, mIes n eten, wnd hrosghthe property. 'rhe whole Istae beng 40 ares divdedintohaidsoie eclosuires of paLrk-like tronds wel tmbred tccri$ie prtiulas.with platns annexed, naybe ad,andtheprpery vewe byticet, to be had 20 days prie tothesal, a Mr Faebrtbe's ffies,6, Welllngton-streer, itrad, emovd fom naufrt-bildisgs paticulars also at Garra- By M1.r. THOMAS, ast his (late MJr. King's) Great Room, 38, Kilng- street, Coventv rdon, THIS DAY, April 23, at !-for I precisely, 12 US EH LD Furniture, simall Library of elegantly HIbouind books, inelutdIng, folio, Galerie de Palais Royal, Cam.- isgus d~Frncas,ds Oleau dePardis Pomona Britannicea, Alkeis's iporingand umoous esins, c. ictures, bronzes, fine bust of ~lcro,beatifl Fenc clcks inor-nouu,old China.grlsnd Rild other imanfore, b Clment, cambe oran,telescopes, by Dolloiid, abl ani cambr lnen an oter tlets,the property of a gentle- man.'lo e viwed nedy prcedig th sae, aiid catalogues had at air,Thoassoffces Foterlan, Ceapide, and Kting-street, Covent- ly Mr. THOMAS, at his (late Mir. Kliig's)'GreRt Room, 38, King-street, Covent-garden, on Tuesday, April 27, and following day, at 12 for I precisely, A Very extensive anid valuable Stock of China and Glass, ~ Inludng plenid hanelies fr 8and 6 lights eachi, G,recian and renc pedstallamp, cadletick, rihly ut dsser sevices, ,etofdcanel-, wnes tubles, ate caaft, wne oolrs,jugs, ucllry lases, nd ver decripionof sefl an orametalglass s-ar, rchlypaitedEnglsh hinain ea,coffebe, and dessert set ,ice, vsesandornment, lng innr srvices in ironstone and Staf- 'ordhlr ble ad witewar. T beviewed one day preceding the ;ale; and catalogue haLd at Mr, Thomas's offices, Foster-Lane, Cheap- iide, and King-street, Coveumt-gsden, 3ighity Dozert of Port WI ne. 2 Library Bookcases, large Glassies, 4 In by 44, IEIby 40, and 48 by 42, Library Tables, Spring Dial, Garden 'Engine, and Effects.-BX Mr. EDWARD FOSTER, att his Great Room. 14, Greek-stt5et, soho-square, To-morrow, APril 24, at 11, A LL the genmuie and excellent HouseholdI Furniture, fEL consisting of several bedsteads and furnitures, writh goose beds and bedding, mahogany svardrobess and cheatr of drawers, a set of modern dining room chairs, Brusasels carpet 9r yards by 7, and some oaerhearthi rugs, oil cloths, dining tables, sideboards, 3 large ;hihygasses, 2 flap office desk, lIrmas railing, kitchen requiisites, lie Ma hovieed,and catalogues had: at Mt,Eward Poster's office, ly Mr. CAN PION, dt Iins Aucto Rooms, 170, Bishopsgate-3trrCt, oil Monday, next; an olowing days, at 1i, A N excellent -Asourtiemnt tf--Unredoestood- Propeyt, compeheninggold aiVef,andmeta watches, jewellery, plate didplaed ood,, uns pitol, ad ctley, cuit glass and chIna, laces, muilire-bed- cbl, ad Iis lies?, ose, cambrics, shawls, hand- k-echiis,dirgequatit o slthsaus Ierseymeres, ladies' and geul- ~leiens pimecl'arig aparl, arpts,russ, lanets. feather beds, las eaes,houehod frniure an oter ffets,pledged wvith a lumbr o repectblepasnbroera Whch i ahwn n thie catalogues Italian, Dutch, and Flemilsh Pictures, brou lit from BristoL, by directilen of the'Exectstors.-By Mir. OXEN ANT. at his Spacious Rooms,353.Oxford-stteet,ineat the Pantheon, on Tuesday next,ntlS,. APleasin Collection of valuable Pictures, comprising a 24lpalr of nerprtraits of Klmig William and Queen Mary, by RosI- er, in od carves; our SaLviour at the IVedding Feast, very finte, uy P Veonee, nd mny care ad msterly piroductions lay A. Car- raci,A.delSa t, Crrggo, elsqez-Botls, lyouvermans, De Ro- tug,l-Iutenurgh Bachuyen, nts,Vanervede,G. NetsCener To Mannufacturers of Water Proof Japanned Leather, Oil Silk. cann- bric and Muslin.-Peter-street, Westmlnfrter.-ly Messrs. DAWVSON nuid CAFE, on the Premises, on Mlonday inext, at 12, by order of the Shefiff of Mliddlesex, r1rHE Lease of.a.spa)cious Manufactory, oiCtlylffig a IL large plot of ground, with stable, countlnghiouse, eLc. 5ituiit... Marlborongb-plaee, Great Peter-street, Westtminster, held for a term of 31 years, from Lady-day, 1820, at onlyh421. per anSt,b, iii the pos- session of Mr. G. F. Sariest, moanufacturer of water proof Jnpanned leather, r sc. he premises may be ve wed 6 days preceding the sale, where particulars may be hiad; als 5>of Messrs. Qua:llet and Hancock, solicitors, Bermoindsey- and of Messrs. Dawson and Cafe, Great Marl- bomosigh-atreet. Piccadilly, opPosite the Green-pasrR.-Commodaons elegeile Residence with Coniservatory and Offies, Cosebbouse, *nd StxbWe for Four Horscs,-By ,Mr. ROBIDNS, (of Waxrwick House, Ite?ent-5treet.l at Garrawvay's,on Thursday April 29, at 12,by order oithth Bxecultnrs, leyeiible and desirable Leasehold E3state, for atermn Af UPI of u65ra yrS ears,com rising a comnmodious clgasiltFaouIlY Mansiofl. situate No. 104, Piccadly, late the residence of Sir Writ. Paxton, knt deceased, adapted for the aecomtaodation of a family of the first respectability, consisting of a pleasant cheerful room In front, tastef.uly fitted. us, Ufedasaehool room, t bed chamber ad- oining, 2 rooms fer sertants,-sluk, and water Jaid on, on the upper Doret -bn the third foor, 4 excellent bed chvmbers, roomy land og closets, and. water closet. Second- story, a cgpltal morning room, with wvIndoWs openhsg to balconies, a spacitois bed chamber, anti another bed cleaniber beyqond. On the principal foor,an excellent lofty drawving room. tastefully-fitted up, windon's to-thelloor, opening-to abalcony, xincommanding a fineview of thevPark and the Surrey hils,. commrnicating by folding doors to a back drawing room tent recess, With closet and boudoir; niost tastefilly fitted up, vfndow openinvtoconiservatory. Ort theground door,an exkellenitentrance ha -n-tinlrg uParlour; roombetyond, gentleruan's-dressing room, &e- in the ba'sement, ^ well arraoged eet of doniestWc o014es, ditached lkitchen, wiasihhouse, autifty, &d. capital cel4rs for wiue,'eer.&cc. Coaehhouns xnd +stall stable,-*1th a inf' srooiw "lid lnft oYer. - To be viewved-bV tel lets anly. Particulars meyrbellad on the hsEemieit, qf Meisrsm:,-Hsia 8tow,nley, solieltotS,New Boswell-court; at. the subecriptyoa houses, St .lime5s.s-tteei;l ')sptel: Bosqd-5tIPl lit GiLr- l'aay'ilb X.lq0f 14r;loblfls, 1,70-. iegefltStre~tt of -uihointickrets foms vlitwing Bnt Wboa. ~Atthe lactererid of Jusue-siexg , wll:be'aold - F aUetion,at-Garrawu sy',.the ?dulletOl BII F-:gt*, Ia Cartnlth*15. slhi.s I5andeand PropertYlil Pembro2ul~ahr(flgan) the county of the boroughbfCr (anthsu;likewvJNe in-TjE sX -litbe- whole bie- 2S1~llQ antitythe 23 Instant, at'I, A swgn lianityof exeecll8t Port, gfistiD~jfbu 15L do0ens nn,bottledintbeYeailSoSS, 1810,1S11, idig n from his residence at WandLsworth-conmmon, from. whanccte,wn Will beresitularly permitted to the putchasers. Samrplelt .Dky behald preios t te dy f sle wih aiAogea9f WilAtimley~ad Sons, A FreholdEtate,exoneatedfrom the latiii-taX .Can- fri latng e ILeofl~ac dwelin-hose, tbree stories lighi * con f~einng to roms snd coset on ach oor,tcleh~-eet, 'ars, fore- Wourt an ilgre,ataeN.3 eIx-terr4cc, JlaiLiroad, Iilingtu Tn teOCcuaino r hed yeatrly .tecAnt at 31 'Iobe ieebYpriiooftetenkht, onifaa es and Frid ,btentehusof 12 4nd 3,printe patclu ay lb a~a e Mr. o fWinstaseley gA~ Sos Dulwich-oomnitin, Surrey.-Detachaed F;amily ReSdence w-jop ,,h housge, Stabling, Ofrices, Gardens. and a .'nteei ~ Cott h WINSTANLEY and SONS. at the Mart,rTHIl DAY,ApJ_Tt2 by order of the Executors of Thotoas Hpllish,esq. deceasgi,' . 12 A Leasehold detached Fat4ily Residlence, most- deligbt- .LJL fully situate on Dulwich-common,.coramandiog the bqsLutul scenery of the adjacent biWls, ili the-neatest order, and fit for tbheine- mediate reception of a genteel establishment;comprlsingdilligand drawring rboms, mornin parlour, 3 principial. 2' secondarY, sad 2 servants' chamrbers, dressiug rooins, hinidsome entrance ball, KItIhen, wvashhouse, mian's chamber and doinictie oflices, coach and chaise holqses. stabling. productivea gardens, .awn, carriage 8wro,,, &, Also avery neat cottage detached.lUqt yet so situate astolbe eallPte. eithier for ietting or occupation, should a family requirej More room11: it contains 2 good p#lours, kitchent, ivashhoure, and 3 bedcbhaub,us; held fora.termi,whereof yearsare unexpired.at trlflingsanusligrot5'd rents. To be viewved 14 dlays oreceding the Sale bY tickets oaly, wvhich, writh printed particulars. mnay he had of' Messrs. WillIs, Barver. Watsomn, and Willis, solicitors, Tokenhouse-yard, and of Wiolstaniq and Sons,Paternowter.row. Particular Ilso at the Gray-hoanddiil, Duiwieb and Sydeuihani; Goldlen Liob, ambetwvell; and at the Starte Auctoion 'atTHSDY April 23, at 12, in 4 lotsq, 'XTERY desirabe rehl Estaies, conlsistitlgf of a spa. V cious houise and prensises, with stable, &c. occupy iOi very extensive site of grotnno, situate Nnsm 41 -asad 42, hi. HPGJ8qX, exteniding to and i.aving a communication %with Sheepye ard iu the Siflnories, niowyunoccupied, and early -possessionimavy l dt Aw five other niesqsua,es adjotining, being bIos. 43, 44, 45, 46, and 47, in Cituralb-street, a considerable thoroughfare, leading toilaydoe-ssusr in the several oceu stions of Miessrs. Taylor, Davis, Ring, C50oforel, and Wo,d, part on lease and part to yearly teniants, atrentsamount-. ing to 102-1. 10i. per anunum. NIos. 41 and 42 may he viewed 14 days preceding theasale by atpplying on the premises;, and the other houses bypnisssfon orthe respective tenantis. Printed particularsamay be haileoof MTessrs. Dell aud Birodrick, solicitors, Bow chuirchyard; at the, Mart; and ofWinstanleY and Sons, Paternoster-row. Lie5;Woid Wr -opcrty of the -late r. .Saunders.-By AMr5MTffCtr-fLt at Garrixs-ay's, on Wedniesday, May 5, at, 12, by oirder of the Execuitor, A Substantial genteel House, No. 1, Tyssen..place, f ]~Shasklewell, let at 25T.; twro louses, Nov. 38 and 39, Kig Ed- wardi-street, 31Ile-end Newr-townu, let at 321.; one ditto, Clisthisir, let at 25I.; aLnd one ditto, ivory-place, nesr the Richmond Armes,flrlghton, let at 161. Particulars may be hxd of Sir. Mitchell, 7, Nortonfoligs.te, an 3 ewrgate-sreet. SeenFree PublichousRes and Liquorshos-B ir._1 II -ITCHL L,~ at tart fQayg,n Wednsesdayi'May 5,at1.i7lt,bypdrfth Cor fCacery, so a cause in wich WlimJesadothers ar .latiffs, and Elizabeth Paynie an hmsS onTait ear defendants. DNHE Castle, Bullen-court, Strand ; the Castle, Tothill- T rtreet, near Lelcester-street, Slolhorn; the WVhite HaTt, C al yard , Drury-lane;, the Old Ship, Old. Gravel-lante, RatelIfIrlilghn4'. the Dolphin, Upper Well-alley, tmun-dock, Wapping; the le~cou nearthe iddle Wtergate, Deptford. and 2 hoss0do &As , h Swan, Great Dover-street. Newington, and 2 houses, stablig-. adjoining, let on lease and producing a net rents! of 791. esa per aluu, The above nLre held at low rents. Particulars may be had of E, Chipoendale, esq. soilcitor,a ,Crne-court, Fleet-street; and.of s, Mitchell. 7, Nortonfalgate, andf23, Newgate-street. Vailuable. Portion of a nuinero,us Collection of Pictures.-..By Mr. S4TANLRY. at his iteoms, 21, old Biond-street, on Wedneda,th 28th of April, at I, A Vey vauaO Portion of the n'umerous Collection of' -LJ Itlla ad Dutch Pictures, the property of a gentleman, dis- tingusised for his taste and liberality in mattters ofart; comupri sine a nobl Galer Picureby . Fossi, agrand Landtscape by eClaqde, anothe by Boh, theAdoraton of the agi, by Btaldassare Peruzzi, engrved y A. Caed, do lanscaps b Wilon,several examples l,yStela,Guuo, lbno,Vauevete.Otade, Cuyp, Berghem, Metan, Wynats,Hobbma,Ruysael anda pctue curiously wrrought in wool ofSt.ohnandthe amb byStniUo frM the collection of the lateMr. ngestei. My bevieed to dys preceding, and cata- Household Furniture, Glasses, Granid Pianoforte, ;&. ~Hill-street, Berkeley-square.-Bly Mlr. JAMES DENEW, o:s the Premises, THIS DAY, at 12, PJ NH E excellent HouseholdI Furniture, pier and',chim- fLney glasses, table clock, granid pianoforte, pictures, -and other e ecets, the! property of Lady Strachey deceased, at her late reSidence, No. 9, Hilli-street, ierkeiey-square; co=prsing.four-post, field, and pres bdstsdsandhaning, fathr bdsand bedding, wardrobes, Lablets comode. dawes, dessng tandIs, andA other chamber re- qesiite, sits f cint, coton an daask wvindow curtains, chlairs and sfas ard,pemboke,writng, ofa,and wsork tables, celleret sidboad' ecof apialparourchirs lageBrussels and Tnrkey carets els frniureof he ometicoffces &e My be viewed cataloueshd on te preises, nd ofSir. enev, Chiarles-street, Lower Grosvenor-street, Grosvenor-square.-Desirable Leasebold Fa- mily Residenee, in excellent repair, with multable Offices, Coaceh- house, and Stabling; also the syhole of the elegant anid nearly news Hiousehold Furniture, large Glas-ecs, Fixtures, &c. in onie lot, writh immeiat posesion-BySIr RANY,on the Premises, on Wed- nesdy, pri 28 at prcIsly,unlssan acceptablea offer Is pre- S' subtantil LeaeholdResidlence, elegantly tte up ad i coplte rde, ituteNo. 60, on the sout sideof owerGrovenr-steet; hed uderEarl Grosvenor, for c term of which 27 years are asnexpired, at aimoderate rent; compris- ing stonielhall and staircase, secondary stircase, capital eating room and library, two spacious drawing room comuniceatinig by folding aoors, fouir bedroomDs oni the secod.ir,and fu attics; detached kitchen and itnumerouis offices, wa-shhouse laundrv, doubls coach- house, and stabling for six horses, wvith oft and three rooms over. To be viewed by tickets, wvhich with printed particulars icassv be had of Mr. Bywater, Lowver Grosvenor-street; and of`ir.Rainy, Sile_rkeley- sqluare. Particulars also at thie Auetolos-maart; anid oa the Premises, King5land-road, opposite the Crescent. -By Mlr. CAhSNbDELL, et the Mlart, April 29, at 12,.in 2 lots, Jui' ~~~ n~~ P and genteel COttage udpeeting an uniform and eleganit pileof uiling. stuae o th n-at ideof' the high road leading close law and arrige drve, *s, o eli hossarc in the occu- paton f te Rv. . ltitai, ad Tanas Rwe, esq. at 801. pet an. num.. Th oter husesarenew inisedit for occupation, aRo aTe af at least the same annual value. Hei of Win. Rtnodes, es -who will grant leases to th e purchasers for 86 yeas tol I los groundrent; land-tax redeemed, Mlay b iwdb ;kt,adpr ticulars hatd of Messrs. Tehbbutt, solicitor,usiras;ath I; end of Sir. Cansdell, surveyor, Nortonfagt,a hs fieasec If the eleratlon may be seen, Leascehid Estates, f-or icng ternis. in the City and Couinty of Slid- dlesex, producing upwrards of 3301. per aunnum.-By Mr. HERRING, at the Auction Mart, on Thursday, April 29, at 12, by dire,,tion of the Executors of thelate .Mr. Rtobert A. Cooke, in 10 lots, vix. A.Leasehold House, in Basiilghall-street, 1 in Bouverie- s3treet, Fleet-street; 3 severally situate In Fell's-buildilngs, IVil. terness-Ilae, atnd Hughts's-court,Water-lane, Biae-kfriars; 5 H4ouses In Richard-street anidtalton-street, Islington; I on Mliddleton-tcrra~e, end3 i Hemitge-lac, Cerknwel.The houses are maostly Leo- tern nd i goodrepar, hld fo lon ters, at le-N ground -eont, and letto espctale eisnts atrens yeldng an improvemeiit of 3101. ~er anum. o be iewe withleaveof th tennts, and piarficulars Holme, esq solcitor 12,Slontgu-Mr.e lisell-ng Dxfordshire.-Capital Freehold Farms, Slano)ga, and other e, tates. the gre;eter part tithe free, and intersected by thriving underwvoods abouniding in game, anid ve?y superiorc Farna Houses and Buildings ofevery decipin, In the mnost substantial repair, situate within afemIle. o Witney and 14 of Oxford. also a smoall Farm at Cavershan.. near Reading.-By 'sir. DANIEL SM,ITH, at the Mart, on Thursday, Maty 13, at 12. in 4 or-S l,ts, unless revinuely dis- posed of by, priv,ate contract, particularly eligible fo thet investA ment ofecapitals o,f various atmountst, SU D ?very valuable andL irnprovable Estates, com- prsn logether about 1,200 acres, a largegpoportion of which ismedo adpastuire, well wvatered and tithe free, wvell known aS Caswell MaInor Farm, Little Caswrell, Astrop, Lew, and New Yatt P'atois, lying in the several united parishes or hamlets of Curbrldge, Palley, Brize-uorton, and Bianipton, ini the county of Oxfbird, Willa their respective farmhouses, cottages, and capital bulldin&s. The The SNtners of Caswrell zaid Astrop, andi several thrivinceoppices and woods wvell stocked with game, lying within 2 and 4 nIe of~ the g eese markCe toarn of Witney, si f FatingdontWoodstock and Burford, and 14 of Oxford, let to hihl rsec tabl and substantial tenat,a reduced moderate rents, Alsoa sMall Farm of shoutS50acre5nth parish of Caversgham, about 3nille- from Readinig. The Caswhl anc Astrop farrms, together nearly 850 acres, in a perfect ring fence, form wvith the manor.s,a most complsteand desirable property. The estate niay, be v'iewsed bY aipPlication to the respective tenants; and descri tivelparticulars wi1th plans annexed may be had at Staple-haJ Witney - at the chief tons at Farir,gdon, Burford, and WVodloka the Angel and Mitre Jinns, Oxford; of Messrs. Gree,Pm rtl a Crawlscy, solicitors, Salisbury-square; oif J. W.Gob,e.slitr frien BanetandFncliey,in te contyof Mtiddiesex, wrienin i minue of Lnds.-B Mr BUfTON attheMart, on FrIda , May 28, a ummediately surroun ~ teede, inlding abif' otg-T dle&ant altds-ery apporae untrn ay b a yvu4O lesared. Lot 2. The anroie,wth saItabeofcs n i 3arsiet, (adjoininglo I1,) with certsi'mnorialr~t n utrn iid 26 acres of pastureand arble land. Lot oupecefLa n the 1,rlsh of F'riern 3arsiet l oppositbe- tICpeeei,tt~ Si londurt"NFied, Hyther Tylers, Further Tyleris, sn. lisn(So ~lelds, containing t-ogether 35a. 35p. This lot and lot4 have froiltag if several hu-ndred feet On the high road leading from the admireLd agje ot Colney Hateh W, Whletstne.le Lot 4- fourL eces- of Landa olninglot 5, called Churchi Field Five Acres, lxne Field,Cig f'oouI Fild. and Church Field, conitaining together 45a. 3t. S.'o t, p iece of WVood LaLnd, siAtuate In Black Horse-lane, in teprs -'lrnerBarnet, coiUed Little Ffiern Park Wood, containingiiu 2~.1 mnd two pieces of arabie land, called MuLngerdoirn or CloverFil,a Iloug'hed Field, containing togethaer3ls. 2r. 33P. This lot ajih land 4. Lot 6. Two pieces of Land in tile parishof-Finchley, onte i Vortb -Road, a~p*site the 8th mnile stone, called Nqew Allotment Little ttogman s Hermes, cositaining together Pa. Ihr. 12p.. Thbt,tOtb1 frontage of 300 feet, anid alitts upon lot 1. . Thbe land,tax oni,allt ots is redeemed, and the lands in Friern Barnet are exempt fra Jthes se long as they remain In the hands and m%nurAnceiOft Piwner. The lands in F.Inclsley are subject to a modusof Rd.,e t n lieu of great tithes. - Permnission to view, and furLther atii5 if Sir. Chapman, at Finehley.-hodge; particuilars may alsob ls Ur, Burton, 25, -Buickiersbhury of J. 1i. Boi;tock, solicitor itreet, Mansli,n-house, London; at the place of tale;'Gr ffhetstane; Red Lion, Biarnet - Xliugs Head, Watford-iA amonton; Quo' ed nes Fie ycurch,; and the Re Qun, en'sgHea, ae t nhey e 1'alesC5bOCt, lrg Glsse, a elgan Fen polised hoay ige Wadob,Tal adBe inen uebPse the least resetye, by order of the Executors, - . LL the nearly nev Household Furniture, ChI GLass, Linen, and Wffects; eomprlsingaeormpletedralsaTro uit of curtains, couches, chairs, rich tables, CaNldtet 5dlnI ;lasses of large dimensions, teleseope dining tablea of LIe ,ions, noble mahloPany 4-post and other bedsteads wvith rue Jern draper 7 hang.ngs, primebedding, wardrobes, setetrean case, cylln er writing 4esli, portable dressing eases srt char bath, asofnbedatqad, coiomodesand other drawers a setof14aeO mahogany chairs, a. rich sideboard,a-table service of hankh5 ds ad coffeeset, cut glass lustres , &e. tag beviewIe thi a -I to-morrow morning, catalogueS had-of the- autlone, ReL ,treet, Red Lion-square; and on tbeptenises - blanehester-square.-Ex:celentSMRdefn Furniture irfine preservJat Figbt-lght Grecian Lustre, 4 ditto Mloon, Burner, 1arg.. Wardrobe, capital Slab Sideboard and Patent Dilln6 TiaUe.. ingroom Curtains or 5 windows of ane town chiht7, sh It wood Chairs and Couches covered en-suite, larVe Caets, C Sofa, and Loo Tablesof thefinestRoseweed. totorrqst0n i pair of Cabinots, Moreeis Curtains, Linen, Cblnoa,4c. the e an~d gekulae property of at Gentleman ieeeocaseLd.-~ByMb5td.W and Co. on the- Premnis;es, 30, Dusks-street, TMS DAY, ljiri and folIowngVday, at 12, by order of the Executors. -- (-10M N RISING 3 superFiorr Mahogany 4-post Bedkte -1wlith chints banningA and daperies-andibeddInl cso*ple each, servants'and cottage dittd, nlshogauy drawers and-w eathns iqrlour hbaJIrs, hashd,cu tables, Tnrdkey.-Brussels, anKdder drutgpts odt9to,Ivory and bone .kWJe,eten55rr5~ fitte up,~ bedroemcarbb>nstkd^a&tM-oevh mahogmy bor-lashis bsn ~e~,d * ,-OO dilnsriIr serviOes 6ofblue and syritilagdesk, cheval glass, double and singf e-lnstra,~ Frenc 11 :tet-cnu -dlamonsi deecaisters, goblets, 3gines r.sa&butter tubs X yarletyo;hticCS fqe,to-?f?4Wo t);rtobus t'eabSrdclrzd MaybilAfi e - SALES BY AUCTION.