Sales By Auction.
The Times, 1824-05-08T00:00:00

Elegatnt aLnd substantial Residence. at Lymington, Hants, wvith Plea- sure Grounds, Gardens, and richiMeadow Land.-By Mr.M.OG'GART, at the Mtart, on Friday, May 14, at 12, In 4 lots, unless an acceptitble offer he previously made by private contract, HE following very valuable Freehold Estates, viz.: TLot 1. Grove-house, an elegant and substautial family mansion, delightfully situate in thecentre of its own, grounids and gardens a short distance from the respectable to-svn of Lymington, and In use midst of a most ssleet ueighhourhotod, commanding a finYe view of the Sea,seo Wight. and tIle Needles, the residence and psoperty ot Rear-Adm.ifral Ainrgham. T'he house contain.; 12 bedechambers, most of them of excellent dimensions and unuisually lofty~ a dining room and drawing room 21 feat square, a music ream or lil rary 23 feet by 18 feet, anid a gentlemrans room 21 feet by 16 feet; these rooms are 12 feet high; break fast parlour, housek-eeper's room and numserous offices, corresponding withi the styip of the mansl'on, and dapitria cellarinig; detached offices incluade coaelhhouses, stabling, wvashhouse, laundry, and aqricultural outbuillding:s, the whole of them In exoel- lent repair. and wvell Supplied wvith lune water fromn 4 pumps; produc- tive walled garden, greenhnouse, and grapery, grrove and rich paddock, forming a miost desirable country residence, emubracing the etdvantages of sea-bathing; thle country beautifully wooded,the roads good In every directlon,thle rides pictures ue, ornaniented with forest scenery.Lot 2. Twoexcllet icloute oprime Meadow sLand,opposite to lotl,con- tainetogthe abut aces.Lot3.Ani inelosure of rich Meadow ad~onng cotaiIng2 areS Lo 4.An inclosure adjoining, con- tamig alo 2 cres To e viwed ithtickets only, wbiclli lbit par- ticlas my e hd f JhnKin, sq.soicior Lmington. and of Mesrs.St.Bare ad C. bnkes; artculrs lsoatthe Dolphin, i~ouhampon; nns,at Lndhust ad Rlomnny teBugle Horn, Newpot; asthe Mrt; ad of r. logl:art, 6,OdBroad-street, Roya Excange whre aplanmay e sen. Clear Rent of 111 lO.per Annum, arising from a c?pital Freehold Dwelling-house leto Lease for 44 Yeare-By Mr. HOGGART, at the Mlart, on Frida, Mray 14, at 12, - Valabl Frehod Estate, consisting of' an excellenit ABrick-built Residence, situate IiinMansell-street, near Haydons- s3quare, Minories. in the cut fIldl-x otii bdhambhers, drawving and din uig room,wt ad a shops,and premises, occupying a large plot of ground, on lease to respectable tenants for about 4.4 yenzrs uniexpired, at a clear rent of 1121. 10s. per annium. Tobe viewvedlisy cards, w-hichi,wvith particuqlars,rmay behad ot Mr. Rog ut, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange; particulars Freehold Residence, near the London Docks, writh immediate Posses slon-By r. HOGAT, a theMart onFriday, May 14, aLt 12, ANelgibe Feehld ric bult welling-house in good L~ rpai, stuat No 35 on ilenorh sde of Great Hermitage- stret,inthecoutyof iddesx, eitalning 4 bedehambers,j par- inue, itcen,was-hose,pavd yrd,and * rden. M*ay be vewed, andparicuar ha ofMr.Leis,solcior,3 3~Cru tchcdfriatrsa, h Mar; sid f ?ir.flogar, 6, Od Boa-street, Royal Exchange. Excellent Resiidence, writhi Chaisehouse and Stable. Kent-road, pro- ducing a-Rental Of 401. per anunum, and( liolden for 74 years, at a pepper corni.-By Mfr. HOGGARir, at the Mart, on FrAday, May 14, at 12. 'AN eligible Leasehiold Estatg, consisting of a brick-built [_,dwelling-hou-se, Situate Nit. 8, G!ocester-buildfings, Old Kent- road, containilng 4 bed chambers, dsililg Rlid breakf'ast parlours. com- municating by folding doors, and domestic offices, wvith a neat walled gardeni. chais~ehouse and sitable, And separate entrance, in the occupa- tion of.NMr. Bonid, at a low rent or 401. per annium. The estate is hol- den on lease for 74 years, at a pepper corn. To be viewed by leaLve of the tenant, and Particulars had o fMr. Lewirs, solicitor, 36, Crutched- friars; at the Mart; anid of MT. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchiange Capital Residence, in Montaeu-square, producing a net rent of 1731. 3 5s. per annum, anid holden for about SO years.-By Mir. H-Ot GART, at the1lart, onl Friday, Mtay 14, at 12, A Valuable Leaseholdi Estate, consistinc, of ani excelleiit wit-Nell built residence, desirably, situate In ?A'ontagu-sqaare, con- taLIning several bedchambers, elegaint drawing and dinfing ooms, and snitabile domestic arrangerments, in the occupation of a moat respon- Siblie tenant, o,i lease for 17 years unexpired. To be viewved by cards only, with perision of tl;e tenanit; as;d part3culars had at the Mart; and of M. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-street. Royal Exchange. Ground Re-nts amounting to ?X33 per annum, for about SO yes rs.- liv Mr. HOGGARlT. At thie Mfar., on Fr-iday, Mlay 14, at 12,in I let, GItOUNI) RIENTS of a superior description, amount- -xiagto ?336 per aiiiuin, amply secured by and issuing out of A valualble Leasehold Estate, consisting of 10 capital wvell buJilt houses, situarte on the west side of Mlontagu-square, And nile, the corner of Montagu-street, near Portman-sqiuars. Partijularsoymaly b,e had at the Mlart; and ofMNr.lloggart, 62, Old Broad-stretRoaEchn. Wanste,ad, E.ssex.-Dlcsirable Family House wiith Coachhouse, Offices, and Gardeiis.-By Mr. IIOGGARf, ut the Mart, on Friday, May 14, ;er,in ue ccuatin ofMrs liseban,who is about to retire to the C,.stient Th hose s I exellnt ondition, anid the furniture, whichi is neat hbut not expensive, mnay be had, at.a valuation. May be viewred otn Monday, WVednesdlay. a;id Fridiay by cards only, wieih wvith a sticularr may be had of Mlr. Hoggrt, 62, Old Broad-street; particu- Marlas a n lrt. Freehold Houses, Grav's-inn-lane, producing3 11- per annumr, anda Ground Rent of 4l. per anr,uni.-Py Mr. HOGGARtT, at the Mlart, on Friday, Mlay 21 * at I12. Sri 5 lotts, OU0 'R Freehold H ouses, sitUate _Nos. 6, 7, 13, and 1 4, _WBell-court. Orav's-inn-lane, in a very great thoroughfare, and wvell placed for trade, let to Messrs. Harper, Batemsan, and Davis,at low rents amounting to I1141. per annumi. Also a freehiold ground renit of 41. per annumi, secured upon a house (No. 8), adjoininig. Mlay be viewved with le,ave 01 chic tenants, and particulars had ofMes. Bllagrave and WValter, Solicitors, Svmond's-tinn ; aLt the Mart; aid of Mlr._Hoggurt, 62, Old Broad-street, lloval Excha;;ge. Freehold Dsein-,u ihC;asehhooses, Offices, and large Gar-den, sulitAble foir Building, formtinlg one of thle returdoning five Houses at ClaPtOnl.-BY Mlr. ROGG kRT, at she MaRrt, on Friday, May 21, At 12, Deiale Freelioldl Property, conisisting of a spaiou brckbuilt dwvelling-house, reccently Occupied by -- Fste. cc; ontining 9 b,ed chambers, large dining aind drawivig ronne, ibrry ad ofics, ith a large wialled garden, svell Supplied withlinewate. Ths vauabe property offers nol excecUent oPportti. nity for buiilders. Th nos ilght either remasin or be reMoved, an as togvamlsae rll erectioni of abouit 20 respectable cottage r'esidecs,t Iec of wvhic a small garden rmight be sppropriated. To bviwdadpatclrhaofMesmsr. Whishlawvand Son, Soil. on; at the Mtart; en the Prensises; aid of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Odlra-treelRoyal Exclhange. Freehol.d Estatte and Bufilding Grotuild,prsnldtcoaibik earth, Ilither-green, Lewisham, exnerae frm th ladtax.- By Mr., 1-IOGGOART; At the las nFia,My1 t1,i os A otvaluable Freehld Prpety lelightfly iuate A m.forstthe crertiorr of one rmr ils at Hlitber-gree;i, Lewvis- l and, I onsising2 cofsupwrdsoe 1 crso file Meadow and arabie laud, vinsive aJiidcobues.i upon a, fluesmillence, anid c0almandiing mos exensveandbeaitful prospects, of which early possessiol mal:y be bad. The esitate i's Approached by good roads, And the neigh- bourhood r'espectablc. To be, v-iewed on aippleatloii at M,r. 'imt~ na;irsery grouind, Leivibharl . and Particulars of Miessrs. Willianms, Brookit. Powel. and firoderip, solicItors, 9, Lincoiln's-lu;,i NewV-square;- at ttie Lion and Lamb, Limwisham ; at the Mtart; alld Of Mr.- Hoggzart, I62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exc,hange, where a Pla;l of the estate may be. seein.a ilrusdsteetbuifing& ~ecnil eiece, w5t al oseso, -B3Y Mr. HOGGARiT at theMart, on Friday, My2,a 2 ~N E desirable Lease holden ulle h Ct,o :T"oIilvellielit Mtercantile and Professional Residence, in excellent ,repair, eligibly Situate, No. 38, Broad.,treet-buildings, weithin a few nmiftutes' wvalk of the Royal Kxchaiige. The house containls 4 bed- chambers. 2 drau lug roon;,, diniing room, light coustingh'onse, and ; uitable domestic officec, withi an) enitrmilee fromr Broad-,streetnmeuu-s. Tlo ba-viewed by tickets, wiade4 with Particulasr may be had of Mr. Hu,gg.art, 62, Old Broaid-street. Particulars also at the Mart. T HRigcuiturs c-iee elegnt -yreehold Villa. T-dm; rpeis and Riht f mmoiu, helongl;sg to John yrddcl.Ir5;.rn terr, s4out h side iuf lhnes Ditlon-common.-By Mrt. IIOGIjART, at the M art, on Tutiesday, iJuleI, ab 12. FI K elegant Freehold Residence, tile, property Of John TBraddick. esq. removing into Kent5, delightfully situate oni Dittuui-common, adlapted for the residence of -a respectable fAmily, end in Perfect order, COnItRining 8 bedrooms, an elegantdralviu)g room abouit 30 feet by 16. dinIng parlour. boudoir, and enmall library, coach house. stabling, anid offices. The garden anid stock, with the choicest and mrost ratre fruit trees, bear.ng upwvards of BiOO sotrts, collected re- gatrdless of expense fromt All parts of the wvorld. extemisive graperies,, and lofty fruit trees, quite suited for- a genitlemian horticulturist. The premises3 can onily be viewed by tiekets, which, wsith particulars, rosy be haid (If Mr. Hoggart, O1d,13roae,-street. Capital Freehold Estate, Klngsland-road.-By Nir, HOOGA~RT, at tshe Mart, on Tuesday, J;;ne 1, at 12, In lots, - Desirablo compact Freeholdl Property, situaPte on the Z_r~preferable side of the rKing-iand-road, abouit 100 varl, fron, Shoreditch church, wronprlslllg 9 well-built houses, adaptid for busi- ness, in good repair, aiid Plivided by strong party wvalls. Lot 1.- A suib- sltaritiallyercsted Dwvelliiig-house, go. 12, Kiogasland-road,. contaln3ong 8 good bedrooms., front sisop, parlour, bakehouse, Icitcjien, 2 cellars, and paved yard, ict to Mr. cGamin, baker. Lot 2. A ditto, NO. )3, ad- joining, containing G bedroomns, front shop, parlour, kitchen, wrash- hmoaseand pAved yard, let to Mfr. Green, grocer. Lot 3. A ditto, N,,. 14, adjoining, wvith the sanin iinmber of rooms as lot 2, let to Mr. Prior, haberdasher. Lot 4- A ditto, No. Id5, adjoining, let on lease to Mr. Miller, patwnbroker. 1.05 5. The whOle of Bernale's Butildings, enclosed by J-ron gates, And approached by a, paved patlh way, cam-. prlting.1 good dwelling-bouses. each containiing 4 bedrooms, patr,Qur, kiteliests wittlihouse ard yard, let with lot 4, to Mr. M-iller. Slay be veiewed by leave of tb-i tenanits; bud particulars had at the Basing- housie, Elngslalid-roatd at the Mart;: of 'Mr. Mieredith, 8urvayor, Whitel-Hart-court. Bisliopsgats-etreett and-of MNt Hoggart. 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. Si-xteenl Acres-of Freehold Building Giround. Laud-t7ax and Tithe Wfree, near to the,l Co"mrercial and Whitecbapel roads,,-By Mr.HOGGART, at tie Mart, on TIues9day,,June1, at 12, in 3 lots, -A Most valuable Freehold Property, 'comprising about 16 tI.acres of pastture land, suititble'Tof the purposes of building, ad- joinIng to Messrs. Turner sud Co.e ro~pe mnarufactory, and cdntlgusouss to the rope siiiraissfsetay Of Mr. Dowe, near Stepney-gm-een, and a sh)ort distance from the publicbouse, eplled the World' Enda. Itis progsaed to dvid tli5 stae ite los o Sfofetin depthl and 290 feet kouit- age sld uon he hoe etat abut 00housecn1ight be built; Mlay he vewe onapp)caon athetennt,Mr.Guinn, and paRticulars had rhe art;andof M. Hogal. 62 Ol Bra-tet. oyal fxchs-age. in te peasnt-illge f Uton ner Ifor. with 14 acret 'of Land, Jueidne e and1 . OfcsBMr OGITat the Slert, on Tisceday, - A afubI~iLesehlilProperty, heldI 'for -upward& of 60yar t-- groun~d rent coi;MfsiIh 'of a spacfdliS rejoojy fansly ~;is, lrgebard dudosalhsJtlgA, in tbhe vIllage of Uptoti, wit 2 arg wale-gaddn, ed sveal paddacks-cififine-lend, Cone an lti ]and e fur llr tilWd--'lee siuaini tlcheai Mal nof Mlr. Hogat,Od BroAd-8tet Execu1Ator fhttj% Tqe-sJft-67- -at 12,lIn I Lot, by Order of -the B)ARRGThi~'arrna:.FredhoId 'and- Cilgihold;'-sintairlng N)together about.56 cissor -Dffljine Ablearbid pa3tUre hlled-,<slruat In the perisbof Burnha,m, nearftochford,in theecouuty ofEssex, with a fargp-house and buildings, let 9fllep,e toD.Dr. Haro.utdO, p0 sinu -To brvlewed at aniy time, and f fheriehl' a hp;I.~s ol -citor. Tooke?'s-couxt, Cursitorstreet; a t t 4 NewShpIoerr;t -the Mat; .and of Mir. Hogzart, 62, Old Brtddsiitreet.RylExhne A bauiful Freehold Property. ne~ar tbe Craysand Chiselhurst,'In -tbe county of Ksint; Manasoniand Park, and Plieasure (lrounds.-By tir. EHeGiART, atthieMart,on Tud.day, June1, at12, by order oIfthe PHEASANT Grove, the Seat of Lady Wake deceased, 3. - nost besiutitlblly situate upon the margini of a finely undulated parkol'45 acres, studded w,ith stately timber, andadijoining Scadberry park (preserves) of the Lord Viscount Sydney-, at Paul's Cray-common, near Chiselhiurst. In the eounr5- of Kent. The mansion contains nui- mserous bedebambers, spaciousI dining~Lnd drawving rooms, library, morning room, and offices of every desceription; detached coach- houses, stablieg, farmyard, and numerousoutbuiel4ngs; vrailed gar- denkgreenbouse, graperles, atndlhothouses; elexiintla;rns, shrubbery wailt and wilderness:, also two cottages and, gadens, formning alto.. togethro:ne of the mnost delightful retreats int tecounty; the neIgh- bourhoo most excellent..thesitisatlon dryand elevated, t~he roDspects extensive and diversified. matrked withx aL -ariety of beautfiful lanad- scapes. To be viewyed onapplicatioisxto the head grdener, Mdr. Cuth- bert, anud particulate had at Foot's Cray,cOrplngston, and Chlselhnirst; at thleMart; l;and of Mlr. Hoggart, Old Broad-street; particulars also of Mr. Richardson, 31, Chancery-lane. IIOGGART, at th~e Mart 'on Friday, Jn 11, at 12, sIn onie or more lots, unless previou'sly disposed ofb private contract, by order of the Proprietor, rp HE following very valuable and desirable Freehold -X 'and COPYholcl Estate, delightfully sitUate on thlat much ad. mired'apot hfUswell-hill, consisting of a spacious, elegant, modern built residence, writh extensive oiffices, pieasure grounds, shrub- beries, walled kitchen gardelis, farm yard, and shout 55 acres of fine meadow land adjoinisig, part coplrhold and part freehold. The reel. donce is situate on anelevated site wivch commandsthe most exten- sive sand beautiful prospects. It has be6a recently built (wvithout re- gard to expense) In the most substantial manner: the aPartmnents are spacious, and judicIously arranged, the external elevations are uni- formn and eleiraut, and the Internal decorations, designed and exe- euted in ilIC best style; It contains B bed chambers, and 2 smaller chaber ordresin roners, writh a spacious lobby, a commodious hallwit stne ortco en~tiance, a larg dining room, and 2 elegant drawng roms ooununieating by folding doors, a breakfast room andcloets thSeIs a'spacious hAndsome staircase, wvith wvater closet and china closet, footmn'sus room, larder, dairy, a large arched wine cellar, ale and beer cellars, and coal cellar; the whole of thie ceilarins- Is perfectlY dry; attached are a spacious light kitchen. scul- lery, aLn4 ptlhr convenilences, the whole abundantly supplied with softand spring 'rater. -ThermansoionIs seated upon a spac,o'sslawn, bieautifl= timbered, wvith a carriage drive, and enclosed in front witIh hadome Iron railing and g ates. The pleasure grounds anid shrubberies are extensive, ornamented with a noble grove of trees, afich pond wvell-stored, aTnd a fountain supplied by a larg cistern, a curious and elegantWgotto, a grape house, and 2 wralled kitchen gar- dens abounding ith choice fruit trees, farm and stable ydrd, coacAhbouse, stables, brewhouse, and other useful buildings: the land Adjoiniing Is of a very fine quality, diversified wvith thriving plantations, lying within a ring flence, anid bounded by fine roads. This estate commiands oneo-of the finest situations near thLe metro- polis for the ersgtio,ss of villtas, wvhichi May he done without linter- fering with the prsosects of'the iasn'sion. To be viewed 'by cards only, which wvith pattleulara. may tbe baed of- Mr. Hoggartt,(62, Oldt BroaLd-street, Royal Exchans;c; particulatrs also at the . taLrt and of Mr. Meredith, surveyor, White H4art-court, Bishrpsgate-street. -An elegant Villa Residene wihOfc G ntardens, situate at Fortls. green, liuswsell-hill.ByM.OGAT at the Mtart, on Friday, Vlahas been alrilst 'Wholl1y re-built, at a great .Lcexpense, and contains six Isedeham-bers, an .entrance hall, break- fast parlour, drawing roomn, and diningroom, with a kitchen, scuillery, store rooms, watereloset, and other conveniences:, also,.wine and beer cellars This villa Is built on a lofty site, and commands the most beautiful prospects from the veranda ws-leha surrounds it, with an extensive iawset and caIriage approach, shrubberies, pleasure grounds, and a large productive kitchen garden: stabile yard coacnhouses, stables, lofts and mnan serv'ant's room, 'criees nan other conve- nliences. The whole Is abulndantly suppliedN witA ater. The villa and grounds are occ,upied by?Mr. Gilford. To beveieved b-cards only, wvhich 'vith particuilars Maybe had of Ir.Hloggart, 62,Old ~road-str-eet, Royal Exchange; p articulars also at the Mart: and of Mr. Meredith, sufveyo;r, Whitle Hart-court, Blahopscate-street. A valuable Fr5eeold Fipid. lvonit-leaat ruhed nadlgt ful situation for ildn.iyM.HGAT tteMr,o Fridaty. June11 at1,I llt !jIi IVE Acres rteebus of Freehold Land, of great rLvalue and importance as butilding ground, most coniveniently situate for that purpose, at MHount-pleasant, Crouch-end, late in the occuption of Mr. Cook. M-aY be viewed on application to Mr. eProgtn Crouch-cod, where printed particulars will be left; also at the Ma rt; of Mr. Mferedltls,surveyo,,,Vhlte Hart-court,Bisbopsgate. street:; and of1Mr.Hfoggart, 62,Old Broad-street,lRoyal Exchange. Golden's-hill, on the Eppine-road-,near Loughton, MAssex.-Capiltal Re- sidence, wuith 32 Acres of Land.-By Mlr. HOGGART, at the Auction Mart, on Friday, June1IS, at 12. 'by direction of the Executrix of Jolhn Brlant, esq. deceased, uinless an acceptable offer be previously made by private contract, OfLDEN's-HILL.HOUSE, a capital anid substaintial FaLmily Residence, delightflully situate, on the summit of the hi I, nsear the 13th mile-stone, on the NZewmarket-road, and contignioiss to the Forest. The house contains every accommodatioss for a Ilasge famifly, the bedrooms are lofty and wvell proportioned, weith excellenit dining and drawingf rooms, library and morniiig rooms, detachied of- fices of every dessc;ptlon, including stabling for 12 horses, standing for 3 carrIages, lofts and %osrvants' roors, 2 pro2tuctive kitchen gatrdenls, loftl fruit wralls, and abundance of fine trees. With the estate is in- cluiled adwelllng-house and outbuildinigs wvith premises, now occupied as at pottery, and let for 31 1. IlOs. per annumi. AISO sundry hticlosuires of fine arablc and meadowv land, the whole contaLininig together abouit 32 acres, land tax redeemed. Several coaches pass to and from London hourly; and in thie neighbourhood a pack of fox lioulnds is kept. Mfay be viewed by tickets only, which, with particulars, miay be hatd of MIr. Hofat, 62, Old Broad-street: particulars also of Messrs. Stevens an Vosaicitors, 10, Little St. Thomnas Apostle; on the premises; of Mr. Rounding, Woodford Wells; and at the Mart. Valuable Library ofRliiufadote fors hIbes,&o-.--ByNMr. SQUIBB and SON ontePesss8, Mil-street, Hiano,ver-square, THIlS DAY, Ma ,a 2 b re fte Executors of Mr. David Johnston deceasd 'T HE very valuable andI extensive Library, comprising alarge collectlsn of works on divinity, several flne copies of eBilel particularly Heptinstall's Bible, ? vole, superbly bound in russia: dill's Bible, 9 vols. sand Wilson's ditto, 3 vols. handsomcly bound:- several black letter Bibles, the Oxford and Cambridge, Bask- ett's, Bill's, anid Baskervllle's ditto:- the wvritings of Hall, Gill, Huint- ington Bunyan, WVatts, Moshlem,' Thomrpson, Cowper, Milton, &-c. many As very elegant russia and morocco bindir.s; some black letter books, and aquantity of religious tracts and pamphlets. To be viewed on Thur sday. wthen catalogues may be had. Neat Household Funtr, nae ien,&'c.-Ily r.SQTJIBB and SON, on thie PremIss 8.Ml-tet aover-square, oni Monday, MNa' lO, at 12, T ls-doiio deeae, TI'lE nea ~ n eun oshl untr,Comn- .Lprising ahadoemogn secretar n okae set of dining tatbles,8mhgn his, wit ooc seat,acmie glass 42 In. by 2i.widwcran,abcktClOck -otbd steads and beddn,afwoso laeai ltdatcl,ie,cia and glass, kitehe funtr,c o evee h morigo ae when cataloguesmyehd Ancie t Fuirniture, valuable Porecl~aftne, or-moi lck,fn arble Busts And Statues,.&c ~,3 H SQUIB an SON espetfully aninounce to the LVI Nolily, enty, nd he ublc,that on Wednesday, May 19. andfolowngdvs thy illSUMITtoPUBLIC AUCTION, at their Grea Rom, avIle-ow, vey lrgeandvaluable Cornsignmient fron) Frace,Holan, ad Ialy Icluisi amost e\cenisive assortment of te frniureof he uhiasi Resisr b%larqueterie, in the ancient tast,andcnitn ofinlaid comnmodes. armoires, cabinets, serer- taires enogue lbay anid pier tables, bookcases. &c.: ani elabo- raltel caie besedobolid ebonsy, several ditto chairs, glass andi pictuire frames, and a quantity, of rine piecer of carving in mahogany, oak, ebony, and Ivory; an extensive collection of tine Severe, Dresden, Berlin, atnd other porcelaine, in table and dessert services, figures vases. &c.; rich or-monlu and huhl clocks, or-mnoulu chandeliers Aan branches for lights, and othier ornaments;. At the same time wiqll be sold some remaRrkably fins nlfarble sculptures, particularly a matchless bust of Napoleoni, colossal tsize and inimitable workmanship, and -some buists of statues after the most adrmired modern and antique models. To be viewved two days preceding the sale, when catalogues nisy be: had at the room, aLt Is~. each. Valuable Freehiold Houses, in the vicinity of Leicester-sqiuare.- y Ir. SQUIB ad SN, t Grrarays, s; uesday, theis st of June, at A Vauabe Feellld stae, omprising 7' substalitial C).. Mones. os.27,2,31,2,3334,and 35. in Castle-street, witlls partof rs.Cuter' stbleyar: aMacnag inCecil-street, aild fout -fennsets I Whte art-our.. he woleletto respectable tenanits at low rents, amounstingto l21. per aunism wich will be considera- bly Increased at the expiration of the present less.T premnises inay-bcvie'ed with leaveof the respective teat;adpinted par- ticulars had at Garrawvay's: of Mr.Squxibb an o,Svlerew ; anid of win. Ch ish,lme, esq. s,,llcitoz, 36. Lincon'ln-ida To pianoforte-makers amid otbers.-.s. Patent Horizontal Grand Har- n im)ic Pianoforte, an UprighitDitto, aTero)odion, aHarp Pianofoarte, a few Lots, of Miaterials, and Furniture,diftralned bor rent.Newman. strest, Oxford-street--BY MJessrs. DAWSOi'J asid CAFE, on the Pre- 7f~W( Gran Harmnic Panofotes,a. Terpotdioil, a Rhat piaofore, ianoorteease, afew otsof miaterials, house- hol fuiisureandfixurea, he roprty,,fMr.Loeschiinani. at 8-2, Newan-tret, xfed-stee. My bvieecttomorrow: catalosgues thepreiss, ndof esrs. fawAio. and Cafe, Great aboog-treet. IFurniture, Cabsinet pianoforte, lreGass c-i r xiH-l Ion the Premises, No. 30, Hunter-atreet, BruriRrick-equare, on Mionday, Miay 10. at 12, without reserve, HB gnuie mderi FUnitre,comnprisilg sUits of bchair-s and couch, a fine toned cabinet paiaioforte, rosewvoed rofa,wood and emboke abls, legant fine plate chiimney glasses, setofa ecard len palou elcit, asetof apial atet dninig taLbles, 2 handsome 4-pst nd fild edtea wih ciluta ndmorean furnitures9, and sui~blebeding,chets f drwer, dessng and 's-aslsiand stanids, toiet,glaSes&c chna nd las, ktchn requisltes,aild other effects. lllry b viwedon atudayandmoringof sale; catatlogues had on thcpeinses ofMr.Treetlan,I ,eig-street: anid of Mtr, Oxenhani, aucioner nd pprise, 3 3, xfod-sreet, near the Pantheon. Ladles' elegant Wearing APparel, t'aluabl,l Lace, &c. -'Iei5y Mi. OXEtIAj,.r--ia u~coua.floa:,,~3.Oxforsl-street,near the Panitheon, onT'uiesdai, May11.atI2, A - Fashionlable ant cotly- W~ardrobe of Ladies' Wecaring [kApaicl conprihig eautful iidric el tchlin, Point, lkussels, Chanill, an Lile aces Indreses,scafs, s,luares. v-ella, laopets, frils, timmngs,&e.ballandmorung resses. pelisses, spenscers, and evey rquiiteoflad's res, cmpsedof ati, gosde Naples, linsandcambics 2 csce har shwls doms ,f f Sth , &c. Mlay be ieed ilolialan nirnugo sl caalgue hd t the rooms Splendid Sale of Patent Iroisatonie and otlher China, Glass. and Earth- enware, wuithout rceseve, by order of the Proprietors declining hix- slness-.-By Mlr. RAY, at the Auctioni Mart, on Wednesday, May 12, and folflow,ing days, till-every, lot is sold. - -P HE Stock comprises fin chinia rids table and dlessert -Lservices, te?i and coffee equlpages, chamber s.uits, juxgs of various slizes and forms, &c. Tue,ornamental part e,nslsts of elega-nt large 'Sideboard 1-owvls, fishponlds, vases, anttjqe .Jars, cabinet cups, ink. stnnds, candlestieks,'pea ,t(ays, wrafer bones, pastile humreri,, essencee cops, paper eases. tirns, lave"s, fiowerpots. b ydr aiasd dragon jugs, toilet boxes, &c. In cut glass, dessert dishes, decanters, jogs, butter tulbs, honey vases, pickle glAsses ;and covers, cmueti.,10nwelasses, &c. in1blupissa-pited earttebiaware, u arso10tble .services, a quanntv tl 6ewvers, -a"nd Iails p] dse,fbo-t-iu-b,s jus mu -- vegetable dishes, soup tureens, with everyother useful article. The whole to be viewed the day preceding, and mornings of sale, wvhen catalogues may be had. The auction to commence each day precisely at one o'cloek. Compact Freehold Market-Garden Farm and Lands, at WVall-end, Esstbam, Essex.-By AIF. WILLOCK, at Garraw-:y's. on Tuesday, Mlay11, atl2, in lot, A Valuable Freehold Estate, most desirably situate, at [IL Wall-end, In the parish of Eastham, on the south side of- the New Road from Limehouse to Barkiung,- In the county of Essex, con- sistlng of a good bi-ick house, barnl, stable, and 38 acres of market. garden ground and 17 acres of rich meadowv land, lying all within a ring fence, an(t wer e late in the occupation of Mr. Robert Gooderham, at 168L,per annum, tust are now m hland, and, the purclaser may have Immediate Possession. Also aboat 4 acres of pasture grounid, sltunat near the ssid fern, in the occupation of Mr. Samuel yaines and Mr. WilUam Stewart. ' To be vieed- till the 'sale by applyiilg to Mr. Goodechanm on the .premlses, of wvhom particulars ana pians msy be 1ad; also at the Bull, at Barking: Angel, at Ilford; Swvan, at Stratfort; of' Messrs. Smith, Lake, and VWilkinson. solicitors, Liii- coin's-inn; of Alessrs. Ioulkes, Langford, and Walford, solleltors, SouthOriyton-street, Covent-garden: s"t Garrasvay's; and of Mr. WIllock, 25, Golden-square. h4oulsehold Furnlturg, Glasses Library, BookcEd es. sOrgan, Clock, Plarofortes. Linen,-China, &ic theproperty ofaGentlemnaudeceased. -.By-Mr. JAIF.SDENFWV, Iby-order of the F.xeeutor,) at his Auctioln Roonm. Charles-street, Berkeley-square, on Tuesday inext, and fol. eoliZ av. at. 12, H5l4BdOiValtable -iausohld. l?urnifture, - Suilts of- &ilk' - Ldam4f;tand V'eiFthangink,pics; amid khllcy glasses of large dimsetslo,, a:capltal orgiX ClOck, cabinetUardIsqpareplanofortes, ex- teulaiveranges of glaeddboolteases, damask tabNe ana bed linen, por- -celaine,cut glass, and.numerbus: uther.vsluabhc effects, the property ef agT.em.anudeeased. Thefurnltute eomprises4-post, field, canopy, and-gi Atvit4tfb Usteads'-and' hangings, featber beds and bedding. qryehbandsdeM4 rng#a -iwardrobe,-plnfn ditto, cbestsof.dri- rs and eommode4Ysetsgfdrawrlng. room tabls. svIth pier-cabitiets en suit,e sof4ss, sehalrss affaut;eulls; liedcstah; sIdeboard4, dining, breakfast, and I pdmbroke table's1 llhriry''and wrltIing dttto-sets0of parlourchairs covered in hair cmoth and morocco, large-Bresssls'afidTurkey earptts, hail lanips, kitahen re4oulites, &c. To be view ed on M2onday and morningsofsalie,when catalogues may be had at the auction rooni Cihllts-3trseot Dnrkdely4bur,, d fshot:tdntV at~rMangle, -71an2oforte, Eiht. dy.lsl, Pair of GlodleA,-Paitinlg9i a caPItalI MarqUee, &Cg-13y IWlNSTANqLEY and, SONS, on. the- Premesc,eiear.the Church, at vernsev..onMoau-nay; may l0. alt II. 'rHoIusehold- Furniture'antt Efflects, .the Proeryo IL a"Gentleynan removlng. eoinPrisli,g 4-post, tent, anud ~ebartbeto aleadilb, bdsand bedding.,wardrobes, chests of drawiers bureauas,baok. ea-es, sideboard; dining, lao, and other-tables, dumni w~aitiirs, chairs. sofa, mirror, chanibcr, horse. carpets, hail lamp and chairs, floor cloths, showver bath, stdnieroller,&e. To be viewved on SsEturday preced- Ing the sale whven catalogues may be bad on the Promises a zLso at the King's Heal, Crouch-end; .om misses, flbrnsey; Green MAn Muswell- hill; Gatehlouse, i.lighgate, Uald Face Stag, Finchley-cormmon ;and of Winstanjey and Sons. eaternoster-row. Fu-rniIture, -Plate, Linen, China, BooksT &c. -CorninL-ti..nB -IVIISTAN' LEY andSoNs, o the Premises. 74, Cornb.i11, on Tuesday, MaLy18, at 1, byorde ofthe Admirlistratrix, HE HuseoldFuritue, lat, Lnen Chna,Books, bedseadsand eddig, mhogay chsts f drwers peestal sIde. logus my b ha onthepreise; ad o Wistaleyand Sons, Prgn lack-heath.-Commodlous Lea-sehold Resi'dence, sivilth -small Gre,Coaehhouse, Stabling, &c.-BY WINSTANLEY and SONS, tthMart, on Friday, May 21, at 12, HEbeneficial Lease, of' which about 21 years are un- ..expired, in a very commodious and highly respectable Resi- dence, being No. 12, In the much admniredL and deligktful spot, the Paragoni, Black-heath, containingample accommodaetions for a nume- rousg family, viz.:-dining room, 2 drawing rooms commnunicating by folding doors, study, gentleman's dressing room, 4 principal bed- chambers, 4s~ervants' ditto, 2 kitchens, housekeeper's aind footman's rooms, wvith eelIarege for wvine, beer, eoals, &e. To be viewed by cards only-, which with particuiars may be hiad of wfinstanley and Soits, Paternoster-rows; particulars also at the Green Man, Black-- heath; the Mlitre, Greenwvich; and at the Mart, A -Security for ?l6,071 10s. 3d.-By WINTNE n ONS, aLt the AValuable Secrtfo?,01l.3dchrebeu n ALI the very exteniera n esnlEttso h aeJh WVilkinson. esq. of atlha.nteprihoCrmel, In the c0untY of Lancaster, fronmaster, wt i ntrs dead owing thereon sinceethe 3d of October, 12.Pitdprcuas'iay be had of Messrs. Bell and Broderiek, oictr,Bwhuhyard; of Mtessrs. Hodgson anld Burton, SallisbuY-street, Stranxd; at the Miart; an(' of Winstanley and So-is, Paternoster-row. Br gtnV _u& Leasehold Honise, in the C-oloniade. let at 901. per annum, and 3 Carcasses. so Russell-square.-By %VIN'SIANLEV and SONS, at the Mai t, on Friday, NJay 21, at 12, in lots, by direction of the Trustees, N eliTble and very desirable Leasehold Estate, with uk a po Cn of purolhasing the freehold, conitn fa hzdsome dwelling-house, wvjth shop, kc. situate No. 5 ooae rgtn in the occupation of 'Mr. WNollaston, wine-merchant, on agreementfor a lease; held foil nlear 97 yeiurs. Also, 3 substaittial brick built car- casses, roofed in and timbered, situate on the south aide of Rtussell- S'IUaro, Br-ighton, eon tiguous to~ Regency-square; the land-tax is re- demduo he wheile. The house In the Coloniade mav be seen by permilssion of the tenant;- printed particula-rs zmay be ha~d of 'Messrs. G. and H4. Faithfull, so)licitors, Brighton; at the different libraries; at the Mart; and of WVinstanl'ey and Sons, Paternoster-row, where an abstract mnay be inspected. Beksir,ner avae.Eigbl Fehod sat o 14Ace. cx- onerated from Lsndtax., an~d In Part Tithe Fc-EBy WVINSTAN- LEY' arnd SONS, at the Mtart, oni Friday, May 21, at 12, In 3 lots, bY direction of the Assignees, aiid fertile part of the county of Blerks, in the Immediate vicfinity of mnost excellent markets; being about 3 imiles from WVantage. 6 from Farlngdon. 13 from hasley, 15 from Oxford, MaFrlborough, and Hunger- ford, and 63 from Lonidon ; in the occupation or Mr. John Ktingham and 'Mr. S;tnsomo, at exceedingly lons' relits, amounting to 2801. per aninum. Tob viewved by per'mis(sion of theteisante. Printed parti- culairs miay bebad of Mr, Allen, East Hundred, near W'antage : at the ~rlncipal innis at Wantage, WVallingford, FaLrlngdn,Oxford, Readilng, ow bury, and AbingdonatteMr;oM.Tuin, slctor, Newv Br!dge-streot, London, of Mfr. Brewver, solicitor, Waatage; and of WVinstanley and Sons. Paternoster-row. -aI%seLng Leagsehold and Copyhold Estates, and G_~round Rents, producing nearly ?1,600 per annunni.-By WINSTANLFY aadSONS, at the Mart, oni Friday, May 21, at 12, in lots, bY dircctloui of the Executors and TIrustees for sale, HE valuable and eligible Estates of Jamnes Broirne, esq. deceased, consisting of Topping's W,harf, In Tooley-street, wi1th spacious warehouses, count;;ighouses, and othker apeurte- nances let to Mr. J ScoveUl, on lease, 10 years uaexpired; held o; Mag- daln dllee, xfod,for 30 years, fromi August. 1821, at a ground rent f 31 s.A caIta house. 14. in Lower Berkeleyv.strcet, Portmsn. squae, Wth cachouse. stabling, and offices, let oni lease, four years andahalfne~pred,and held for 48 ylears tat grouind rent of l7l.1s.6d. per annu. A comodious dwvelling-house, 711, Pall-mall, let on leae ouryers nda half unexpired; held under the Crown, at a groun rentof 21 .IS.3d. A Ditto,NoD.41,AMarine-parade, Brighton, letto Caver Clrk-. esq.oiilease, andbeld forseixty-sev,eny,e.rs and a hlf a a rondrnt of'201. er annum. Two ground rents of 201. prannu Eacl the one being the grousid rena on) the foregoiaig hose, adte other the ground rent on the adjoining house. The vretesve premises, cocehhouses, stabling, &c. of Messrs. Crog- welradCo. situate in St. James's-street, Brighton, on leae to esr.Coweller anid Donaldson, near 8 years unexpired; held for the samneterm at a ground rent of 261. 5s. A copyhold house. situate thle soutlh west corner of East-street, Brightoii, let on a building lease, at areserved reilt of 301. The whole rental amnountiuig to 1,5711. 55. per annum. The several estates may be viewed 10 days Previous to the sae, by permaission of the respective occuPIers, kind with. tickets, wliceh may be had of Wiiistainley and Sons, Paternioster.row ; parti- cuflars also of.Wm. Bovill, csq. Merchant railors' Hall. Threadneedle- street; at tile -dart; aeld at the differetit libraries at ilrighton. Valuabtle -Freehold Ground Rnts ainountin to 1501. per annum.-By VVINSTANLEY and SoNS at he Mart, o Tuesday, May 25, at 12, In oiie lot, V~ALUABLE Freehold Ground Rents, producing a net. V income of 1501. per ailnum, clear of land-tax and insurance, sectured by and ariisingfrom 67brIck built houses insLuk-estrect,Ijnder- wood-strect.and-Charles-street, MIle-end Newv-towvn, let on lease for a term whereof40years are unexplred.at which period thLe purchaser will be entitled to thevaluable Improved rents, now amounting, to 1,0001. per anniim, Printed particulars may be had 14 days previous to the sale, ait the Miart; and of WVIi;stanley antd Sons, Paternoster.row. Leaehod stae,proucng but ?80per annum.-liy WNTA. LEa' nd SOS, attheMr,o Tuesday, Mlay, 25, at 12, in I lot, A Most esirabeLeshl Estate, heldI for an une-x- ?3. ire ter of63 years, at a low ground rent of only 241, per annu, cnsisi~s of6 substantially huilt anld well finisheXL houses. Nos.,p,10,11,12,and 13, London-terrace, Hackney-road, aund 7 houss ii Nlso-stret,adjini;g;part of whichl is let on a grouind leas fo th whle erm an pat occupied by respectable yearly tenants, at rents aronigloelier to 2001. per annum, leavinig a net income of 1781. a r ob iwed by permission of the several tenants; printed part iculars miay be had at the Mart; and of Win- s1tanley and So;ns, Paternoster-i0o7. lnjcidBet or-, U3 e u~w-yWNTNE-Y and SONS, at the Aucto ar,oTus ay, ay 25, at 12, AN Improve7 eto 3 e A-ninim, arising from 1kand secured by suibstnilbik-u premises. No, 5, Hounds- dtch, opposite Aldgate church, In the occupation of Mir. Whitaker, (in lease o h hl term at 1151. a year, and held under the Corporation ofLodnfr1 years unexpired, at 601. per annumi, leaving a net impoeanulicm of 351. To be viewed by permission. of the tenat, of wvhom rne partieulars may be bad . particulars also of Mesr. Green an rshrt, solicitors; Sambrook-court, Basixighall- street; at theMat and of lVinstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. IValalesae,cmrising near 70. Acres of capital La`nd.between Actn ad Trnhm-geen.-ny WVINSTAXLEY acud SONS, at the A Vauabe an hiillyimpovable Estate, consisting of sevraliiclours o vey ertlemeadosv aiid pasture land, coiitlniig Gga.Or 28.staei h parishes of Ealing and Ful- liam, between Acto a n Tra-green, in thle counity of 'Middle- e,anlittlsemoren hs Ie from London, in the occupation of Jr. Tho;n,m Essex, oii leasefoatemwrof1yaswilbunx pired at M'Iehaelmiasnext, at thowetf21.pranm Te estaite is held under the BishopoLodnatarevdrntf91 . !per annum. To be viewed b emsino h eat rne particulars may be had at tecfehue lmesih ak Horse, Turnham-green ; the Ina co;a icMr;a ess KRye, Freshbdeld, and Kays, solctor,NwBn;bulig;ad WVinstanlev and Sons, Paternosterow Hank of he Tan;c.yeebold Villa, with Gardens, nrneLde Offies, aind about 30Acres of Land.-By WINSTALYanSO , at the Miart, on WVednesday. Juie2, at 12, by ordeofte Eeuors of Johin Stepheisson, esq. deceased, ~NN eigible Family Residence, pleassantly situate on the bal fthe river at Teddington, 12, ni;les from i-lyde-parkecor- ner, between Twick-enhain and Hanipto;i-court. TuLe house iuos- messs vey cosidrabl accmmodtios, the offices attached anid de- taced rc pacou, ad te gouns astfuly dspoedin shrubbery grael alk, nd n eteniv lan t th rvers ege.Tobe viewed by aplyng a th lode, heredesripts-cpartculrn ay be had; paricuarsals attheiCig'sIlcd, wie-enam;Tabot, Rich. mond Catle Kinsto: o C. .Stphesoni, cq.solicitor,Switliin's- lane attheMart an ofWinsanl ad Sons Paternoster-ron-. Surrey-Elegant Villa Residenice, called Chestnut-grove, on the verge of the Thames, beiwecis Richnionid and Kingston, wvithi Offices, Coachisouses, Stabiling, walled Gardeins. Pleasure Groumsds, anid 4 Patddock-s of Mleadow Lanid; the whole ab,out 16 Acres.-By 'WIN- STANLEY and SONS, at the Mf'art, on Tuesday, June S. at 12, AValuable aild most desirable Estate, consisting of the Lk elegant aid commodious Villat Residence of T. W. Bsskerville. eeq. called Chestnut Grove, pleasantly situate on the verge at thie Thames.. contiguous to the excellenit market asid post tow;; of Kingstois, adjoinuus; the road lcading thlentce to Rtichmond. contalnitig ample accoamnodatlon for a family of the first respettability, in the miost perfect order, hav-log recelitly had a consfderalIe sum expended in additions, repairs,; aad deeorations; and early possessfolossnty be liad; including noble lofty dinking and drawIing roonms, nl.urnlng parlour, library, nine b~ed chambers, principal and secondary stair- cases, domestic ofrices of every descrsiption, and, excellent cellars. The pleasure grounds are entlrely screened f'rom public ohservation, tastefully disposed, ornamnented by a profusion of choice and rare shrubs andl evergreens, with shaded walk-s. beautiful lawn, avenlue of ches u re,AndIodge entranice. The kitchen garden Is encom- passd wih a oftywall most abundantly stoecked writh fruit trees, of a suerir qaliy, ad is te hghct state of perfection; h lanidsome greehoue, wth otin frilin vies in full bearing, rustic roonm ad- joiing di. -Th deachd ofics omprisesa brewbhouce, with mien's rs;ms s-e, 2oachoues,curlclhoatie. stabllng for 6 horses, cow- house,gardenr's rom, di. The land Is divided Izi to 4 paddock-s of vegyric meqow,and principally adjoins the hsouse, The wehole usot aivatago;slysuplie wih8pring- and soft water. To be vies~ed 21dayspreedig th sae. y cards only, which wvithi descrip. tisepartculas ma be ad o Mesrs. Francis and- TJrquhart, solici- tos ouent-yad an fWnstanlesvanld Sons, Paternoster- ro pariulars als atth Griffin, Kingst6ii; the Castle anid Talbot, alhei;the R ed i n Putney; and at the Mart. MIddleseN.-Valuable Freehold Estates, neaLr 17S acres, tithe free, and eXOneraLted from the land taxm-BY WiINSTANILEVaiid SONS, at the Malrt, on Tucsday, June 15, at 12, in iots, VTERY valutable and tithe free Estates, consistinlg Of a'thiemanor or repitted nsanor-of Sunbiuy, witih the lunes, quit -reilts, rights, anid appurrtenanyces tberetiiuto belonging, sbundry farina, land, mssuaes,cottages, die, includinig about ~ 175 ncres (be the sae ore or le-ss) of fertile mneadlow, pasttxer, arabic, and woed laUidei, bounded by excellent roads, and In thie oceupiEtioiss of Samueil 'Turner,aseq. and- Mr. Sanderson,. respectable teiiant:4, on lease. at rents amounting to near 4001.peralnunum Trhe I rincIpa part exonie- rated from the land ta%., slId situate. ithpiiisfSnbury and ltaienondswvdrtb. fIn the counltvof Midls aot1 ille. from Lond(oin. ToIle sviewd by dp'ernilasion oanonapiatln to the respective tenants; pri-nted particulabrs ihegae-pa myb had of Mrr. Crosland, solicitor, Old Bodsre,Lno;o ess Clarke, Faulkner, and Clarke. solicitor,Sedcs-.J,Cepie at the Flowrer Pot and the Ca.ste.5icnbury h IdLo n h el at HampitonthTo and he King's rms, at Ha;nptoii-eutth Griffin.'K Sng'ston : the NVhite Lion, Cobhaml , the {Swan, Ohertsey; Bush, Stalnes. the Klng's Head, Egbhani the Black- Dog. Bedfont: the liedlion and the George, at Hounslow ; at the Nart; and of Win- stanley ahd Sons, Paternoster-row. Hiertfordsliire.-Fi eehold Estate, land-tax redeemeA, between Hatfield and Hertford, beautiful Residence, Offices, Pleasure Crounds,Lands, Woods &c. f abduit 74 acres-8By WVINSTANLEY and SONS. A Deligb1ful Freeholfd Estate, land-tax redeemed, cal- iA_ led Bird's Place, In the parish of FEssendon, a very pictures ue part of the county. A substantial brick-built residencee, planned Tor the accommodation of a gentleman'4 faniily, placed ore a beautiful ele- vation, in a paddock of about 32 acres of retch meadow land, sloping towards the south, with shrubberles, thriving plantations, dry gravel walks, and ornamentedwith noble oak andothertrees, tocfethtr vith a nmtst pleasant svoad bf about I0 aeres; laid out iwith extensive gravel wvalks, &c. formed ivith taste, and stored with lofty fine oaks nod cop- pice, and suVrounded by seven conivenient inclosures of meadoiv land, maklng together about42 acres; and the shcle estatc about 74 acres, all compact. ,The house coisfains a hanidsome portico front, and a consers-atory, alotYentrance-haDl,- eXdelleit- dining room, anterooni drawring room, and.library, aU handsooiiely fitted lip; lobby andvater- closet, arincipal staircase, an two secondarY staircases to the first storY;, vJbch cortatlns ltle eYee ~cnt tbedchrtmnber-, t%vo dres3iingroomsc, bath room ad wvater-closet; over the above are two roomv pleasant bedcbamnbers, one dreEsing room, (iuhieb aparttnents. with b1 adjoin- ing bedroomi are adnirablycAlculatedfur a govelnest or nursery esta- 7bllshmenit,)s.:;-rtDts' bedroenos rnd store-room; the offlee comprse abbutler'spantryv,excellent kitchen, scullery, larder, servants' hail housekeeper'sroon.-foir good bedelanibers awidstora-rooni, dryroomy cellaringunder- the house, and other offices; detached IS a capital brewbouss, wasbhouss and laundry, good dairy, scullery, baiehowe knife andshoerobn veod-and boultry hotees, stable-yard, double cosebbonec, three stables fort10 horseg withloftsnveer fann and- staek y rd, etttle and! carctsheds, loose stable, cowhouse, pggtries,ind- out-bnlldinga a eapital productive garden, svalled round-arid piantie With finefrult trees,melon kround; &c:; the avhole well suur,led with watera distant from London about 18 mites 3 frorh HStdaid asl4 o from iertforb. in anmostreapectable nethbourhooa; s,hd.good roads Sni all directlcn?, and intbe Snmned{ate vicinIlty oP fox'hounids. 'l'he wvhole In comp)lete rep9.ir, and Immediate posse3sson ifiay be bhd. xhe houseehold furniture old wInes,arndeffects maybe taken at a valfia- tion, To be viewved imy tieets only, which with particularsr ny be had of Wlnstsnley and Son3, Paternost*.rowb Freehold. C0PYhold,.j14 LeMels'ol,d 0UfldRvfsjA *tow, E%tex. lgsre,Ihepe'n,P nearly 2so1. per!lnnumn-g.W.a *4XX Yi1d SO S,, a'E, ttlI2 yW1No4NL V .RY vaiuable;fddsirable;lndihp'rovabI.eMstaei,n sleting of the Iltack Lion. P;ubllehouse, 3 4wiellin.h ieessuages. exteuislvegardenground,s nof2abor,rnd1dtaC lad sll ituate atPialstow, in the?arlsh,-f Westbami, ici&iernih. 'Essex, Wi tbe s0veral orcupatlons oe?biss akrin,~ Mte,,ind qlty,ot Bllydestein. Barnes, and Brookai Icppi'hld f "reDa :~p Sixfreel8old dwveinh-tlseslRnd buolbon 511c ~ 5~o 144,145, and 146, afo-ti Holdbor!"sitldlese,er Messrs. Callet, WAaters, Powers, Lawrence, &m'AISoR leii ehoWign a held undex thte l)ean and ChapterofSt.als .oa sein olda dellite house, wvarehouse, and -premises, situ't Lau';ondscitu No;A8 dwlfl Kn; street, Cheapside, In the occupationsj otf Mt srs ai3ed'b eon'0 .iie,a5K5 Cb. and Messrs. Outhwaite and Co. Tob iwd ID ay pe5 tQie sale by Permission of the-tenants, printed partletfcmy, ~b,.l ofMsr.Wgglesswortia, rolleitors, Gray's-inn: it theW t Mr, Stra,tford, thelii-tis at Wrexhaainttd Plustistb; at th6,4art;~id WInstanley and Sons, Patcrnostet-row. I~o Pall-mall, os Tuesday, May I l,and lbfolloing5 HE First Portion 0of the splentdid, ctirious,ah'xe. Tsive Library of the late Sir Alark Masterman Sykes, hr iingthe Originial Report of the Convocation to Henry Vill.oulilspro. pose Diorc frm Anne of Cieves, manuieript,-on Y4iiumn; Withiro Autographs of all the Blishops and Clergy Assemblead; spledid yf executed for Francis the Fijrst-, Aplicalypeis Si Jioannls lirjtissa wooden blocks before the Invenition of metal types,; laSc- Lattina, 2 vols. first book printed with m'etatl type&,, Biblia- Shers, ' vols. oni velluim, 1452; Cleerode OffBclis, the first ealtion of anyelj~lc on vellumn, 1465, and a most brilliant A'ssemblaige of Booka df-tbe-ltK Century, many of them on vellum ; a fine Serf'es of the Productloasof the Aldine Press, splendid series of 1arge~ paper clasiecs' 41:i3ate d-s Genealogles, excessively rare; a briUliant Assemlblasie ofraeoc. Poetry,miany of theRarticles u'nique, Hea'rne's Works, -S Vras .014,- paper; Set of the Books printed byitheRloaburgh Club, &c,- Clarges-stret,Pledl. M R. NEWTON veryrsetul oiist h Nobility, Gentrv. andPulcththeSL yAUTo af thie Lease, elegant 'Furnitue lt,PItns n Effects, advertise for Wednesdy1th ayIt.nd0i0Oeru on the Premises, 41, Clarges.tet lcdly II PLA CE.-39, Corn hill,' May 7,184- R.N WTO v vry respectfull acquaints the Public, 'A lthat the SALE by AUCTION of illI tie nmanufactured and, unsnanufacturedl STOCK In TRADE, Manufacturing -ninplelnehts, Fixtures, and Effects, advertised to take platce on. the ltremises Birick hill-lane, Upper Thamnes-street, on Monday, May 10, and folho*Ijn day, is unavoidably POSTPONED-39, .Cornhill, May 7. 16124.. on Fida folowig, at 12 precisely, on accouxnt the num of T ARGE tock inTradle of excellent Aecount-]ooks~ Li 2400ream ofpaper, in foolscap, thilck and thin 4t9 postocon in oli ad 4o, u~erfine thick and thin Bath post, gilt sdld velum,dem, bottng, tea, elephant, cartridge, crownu, ry7r andKenishcap luber, &c. atnd a quantity' ofoutsldesofs~t patet bond ldger, aceoun.t books of various sizes and mm- adaped fr geeralpurposes-' large q"uantlty of quills es, p di ruber,penils wa, wfer, gld hey -borders, mnoroerhi ness paers, ad generl statonery:judiciously arranein con- Gienuine Hiousehold Fuirniture, Bookcases, and kFibts-E lr Ew FOSTER, at his Great Room, 14, Greek-street, Soho-3qiuae,T-HIi DAY Saturday, MayB.atls, A Li: the ecellentW HouYsehold Furniture, library book-. rI cL ases, wardrobes, library chairs, pier and cbimney glasses, Brussels and other carpets, primc goose beds and bedding, suit of rosewood eard and sofa tables, ehinma, glass, sets of Modern dining roo?% chairs, &c. Many be riewed this day, when catalogues.may he had at bir. Foster's office, 14. Greek-street, S'kho-square. - Two, neat Cottages, Commiercial-road, and L7e-asehold -Estats-By JOHN BROM6LEY, at the MaErt, on Tuesday, MaRY11, at 12, "'WO neat Cottages, centrally gituate, ntidway betweent Tthe Royal Exchunge and West India Docks, wivtk spsel6us,*' den, hothouse, &e. lease 10 years. at a ground rent of 31. 3e.; 5 ho . ' No!" 41 to 45, Upper Cornwa,ll-street, and N,. 10, Provost-street, City- road,!et to good tenaLnts, at8,51. -per atnnulm, lease 80years, atlovw grond rents. MaytI be viewved; particulars aLt the Angel and Crown, opposite Whitecbapelchurch;, atthe Mart; and of tbeluctIoneer, 17, Commercial-road, St. George's East. capital Business Premise.,. Finsb,mry.place South.-By CoT`TLE andd WATT, at the! Mart, THIS OAY, SJay 8, at i2. y order of the. Commissioners in a comm)ission of bankrupt awvardedI and Issued against Mr. ThrnmssWharton, tailor, &e. ?-lHE beneficial Lease of a haiidsomne dlouble-frontedl iJ_ Shop and ani excellent commodious Dwelling-house, -with.pri- vate entrance, in thoroughrepair, most eligcibly situate for an repe able retail trade, beig No. 4, Finsbury-place Soifth, eal opst Fore-street; held for an unexspired termn of 16 years iAndtr ur ters. at a lowv rent. To be viekred prior to the sale. Patelrny be had on the premises; of W. Jackson, esq. 2, Gardela-cout epe of C. Arnott, esq. selieltor, King's Arms-yard. Coleman-stre;ada Cottle and Watt's office, 9, Cary-lane, Cheapside. Salvag from ire..-To Suar R,efiners. rcr, ConLfectioners, Ran Others.-B Mr IL,a r. Ellis, Warehouse, Toisntsin-court, .Minories, on% Moda, ay10), at I, oni acLount of the Imperial Inisuranee Conspny Large Quanty of Grocery, some Household FuSniture, A and other effcs saved from the late fire In Aldgaite High-street, comprising 10 casksof rawv sugars, nearly 200 lumps and loaves of' refinied ditto, quantity of rine, prunes, raisins, figs, ginger, coffee, &c. and about 30 lots of household fuirniture, May be viewed, the morninig of sale. Cattalogues to he had on the premises; and of Mr- Field, auctioneer and appraiser, High-street, Southwvark. Eligilble Investment.-Upper. Fitzroy-street, Fltzroy-squnre.--By Si1r. PEYTON, at Garrawray';, on Tuesday; Mary 11,I at 12, A Substantially built Family Rtesidence, situate No. 3, A-Upper Fitzroy-street, Fitzroy-square, wvith conehhouse and- sta-. b e, having an entrance from Grafton-mews, held for an ;tnexpired, rermof 4year,t aground rentof 161.l IGs. per aunum, and let on. lese11 ers of'whic r nxieitn ihyrs cal tenant, at the very low rento 0.pranm u aal fget improve- ment.The premie myeveedayprvostth lebetween. the hours of I 1 and ,wihtceswhhmab tandof:, Sir.. Peyton, Cook's-court ae-tetofw mprndp arcu arsma be had. also of Sir. Hawr,3 rc-or,Tml;ad at the place of sale. Freehold Ground Rents, well secuzred: the Freehold In-heriatane of the Estates, wihV.eru Voes o h ComsItY.-Hy' air. PRICKETT,at the Auction Mart, ton Wednesday, Stay 12, at 12, in. 30 lots. -XTER Y valuable Freehold Gr6und. Rents, amoiuntin~ to V nearly 4001. per aninum, issfting'4nd arising from Several rece- held estates at Shadwvell, In the couil;y of Mliddlesex, several of whichx are public-houses, miost ellgibly sinsath for carrying on business on. extensive scales; together with the frechold inheritanceof the- whole of the property fromn which the said -ground rents issue. May- be viewved, and printed particulars had onx the respective preisfses; of Mr. Pricektt, King David-lane, Shiadwveil; of Mlessrs. Hall atnd Thomip- son. Salters'-hall, Caunon-streert 2t -the Auction Start; ad,oL Sir. Prickett, Castle-street, Htolborn. Vatluable Buisiness Premises. Islington.-By SIr. GREA-TEn, a h Start, on Tuesday, Sblay 11, at.12, rHE truly desirable Lease. -of a roomy Hou~lse andi J. Shop, having the command of 2 roads, ellkibly, sliu~%e ln that leading thoroughfare, being No. 15, High-street, IsUlngton, neat- the turnpike. Stlay be viewed,byapplying on thepreuiises,wIbere rinted particulars may be liad. Pasticiulars also att the bla~-t;an of Mtr. Greated, 63, Snowhill, and 129. Upper-street, lsllngtonl. Leaseh ld Ground Rent of ?20 per annum, Hack-ney-road,.-ByM-r. GREATED, at the Maert, Onl Tuelday, May 11, at 12. in one ipt. ANet Imp roved Ground Rent of ?020 per aillumn, arising AL]L from and amply, setiu-ed ulpon three fobi;es (two of theta zh'opsl, advantageously situiate iniCambridge-circus, Hackney-roa.d. Thiepre- mises may be viewed by applying to Sirs. Wolf, near the premises, of whom printed particulars -may be had: a.lso at the Salmon atnd Ball, Bethriial-green; Blind Beggar, near Mdile-end turnpike; tae Axe, Hackiney-road: at the Mtart:- aind of Mtr. Greated, estate atgeait, &-c. 63,. Snowhill, and 129, Upper-street, Islingtoll. ToSoapmaikers, Tallow-chaudlerm Aielters, annc Others-Valuable Plant, Utensils in Trade, Carts, Harness, a Child's Chaise, &e. St. rPancras.-By Sir. C'REATED, on the Premises, Maideln-lane, Battle- bridge. St. Pancras, oni Wedilesday, Stay 12, at 12, by order of the Proprietor, A Lb the genuine Plants and Utensils in Trade, new w RLithiln 2 Years, and of the best descriPtion, of Mr. Claxtosn, soapynaker, declining business, comprising a 3 and a balf ton soa' copper, 4 large vats and Iron receivers, 2 iron stuff pans, 12 CpIta screw presses, 5 excellent soap frames and Slits, cutting frame, beams and planks, wseights, carts, harnese, sundry candle utenisils, &e. Slay be v'ieu-ed on Tuiesday and morning of sale; catalogues may be had, on the pre.niscs, and o f r. Greated, auctioneer, &r- 63, Saowv-hill, and 129, Upp or-street, lsllngton. to Linendrapers. Slopacilers, arid Others.-Stnck In 1rada 01 a Linen- draper and Slopseller, conisistling of 200 lots, taken. in. executioa fromj Clapbarn, and by order of the Sheriff of Surrey.-DI, Sir. T. CLOSS, at his Auction'Room, 9, High-street, Borough, on Monday, Ms,' 1. a 12 wihou Chc lastresrve. HE Sock ompisesIris lien, children's clothes and u. cmmo suts,engnees' reses,flannel jackets, ditto drawers, knis cotin, me's,womn's,andchidren's boots, and shoes. meni'g and oys beverandi,ter atsandcap, muslins, printed eiambries, Indi nakees, msli drsses clth nd leather gaiters, gingliams,; shialoio, duck, cloth, and velveteen trousers. jackQts, and waist. coats, a smnall quantitcy of roasted grain, and various valuanle effects, too nuinerous to insert. To be viewved this day and morning of sae: catalogues mnay L,e had of the auctioneer, at his Auction-room, 9. tilgli-street. Borougkh. near London-bridge. fE.xcellent Residence, Siaryland Point, Stratford, Esse .-lldusbhold, Furniture. Baker's Patreit Miangle, an Inaaand Cabinet, fine old Prints, L-wvinged Library Case, somehna Looe1inen, and, niumerous esfecta-By Mtr. JOHN HENFE,o ]termsas, out Wednesday, Mlay 12, and followving day, aLt 11 preciely eac day, by direction of the Executors and Executrix,-. T HE uniform and substantial bsicek-buil- Fanily eSI-' R dence of the late Silrs. tiI fldeni, most pleasantl y situate i a fore- court at Miaryland Poinit, neat Stratfor-d-green, With coach-hoase, sta- bling, and domiestic offices, that are conuected and arranged in a most judiciouis mannier: a garden upwards of 250 feet In deptlh, in high order, fully cropped, and planted with choice trees. Tb'le.genuine -effects comprise cabinet articles of the usual description, two piano- fort.-s. and other imusical instruments, a set of 15 fine old ongravings of the Spanish Armiada, and otlher scarce prints, china, and an assort- ment of tableftn4sbed linen. The katelien -requLisites.-aren2uteerous. also garden imbTements, lron roller, fire)v6od,- &c. The cstate,WiIl bes;old at 12o'cloek the first daky, wbish'maybb ewa-&until theebel; the efi'hctso'neday-p,riorto thesalei l'artlctularaand- eataloguesnsaY l,e had of Mr. A-Argill, stolicitor,Wbteaploa; and of the boo. tioneer, 1127, Shiadwell.-- - VliiiegAr Brewery.S-By COCKETT and NASH, on. the Prepllues, o11 TuesdayOMiay7l1, at 10 by direction iof the PropribtetS,, FVPHE Vlinegar Plant, whnicli has- been fitted' :u 8nI fL~ fout years, caslks, -stock of vine5'as 'and, :jr'pes i,,u l, n effects, at their Brewery. Leicestex-row, Coe ; oarsn200 gallons of vinega;-,-xwith .all,thoerapes, al-alncpe ihla tie n oks attached, suiltablk' llurbik lshtisune ac,cooling back,- and wvorkifig-tun ocn pmp, wt hi shafts, wheeLS, spinidles, anl mhachiery-eoni'. o b'-eme. 7 store vats, cointaining 3,000 gallons eac,wtl-as obn r5 emaIl tlapitaiists, and 6 Turipike SIssies, pavlnj iut~rea fo 6- per eent.-By Mlessrs. BROOKS, at the Mlart, oaTuesday,. lay 1, at 12, in 13 lots, vith6ut reserve bddings, LEVVEN well-built Dwelling&-houses, with two esta- , blilbhed corner Shopa, erected a few Y'ears sines, 'nndtrlciesuper" zutendenceofa surveyor-siltqatehi the best parts of Portfif'dsj:reet and Trafalgar-street, .Walivorth,- being a daily improving Slttiaifon, and in the immediate-rieinity of Newvgston new chuscIL e .TbeAbov. 11 houses are held on two leases, of whllch SO years aresuniexpiredisub- jecst to small ground rents no%v lef cii respectable ywarly tCnbBt, at lov rents. Also f; turnpifle shareSof1001. eachbBearInj; teteSt 'of 5 per cent. wlhieh is duly paid, secured on-the tolls on-thetitUrlbitr%od leading from Cambridge to Ely and Solsam e. Fullprinted;prtieLluarm maybe had at tie sign of thc Lord Nellon, TrafaIgar-streeci near, the eitste: at the Elephasit and Castle,. Nevilngtonz ofr -MsT6h. Betholme and Cauthuraite, solicitors, ,- John-street, BedfTd:IOS V, n dibf J. Rose, esq..solbcitor. l Gray's-inn-qquar j Latthe Sart;'iindof Meessrs. yroo2ts, estate agents, 28, O;d Uoxid-stree - - At the Broker's Warehouseq, Aldersgate- treet,Ofl TirsadlY.the 20th -.Instant, at 11 for 12 precisely-, w t roSuriv4.'by'ober4 ofthe HE:-Sck inl Trade of w-Ir..James.Kniglxt of, Halifax, Ciothier,a abankriupt, Aisoalargequ5iitIty.ofWOnlei8,'tEb5ie. a due oi ssbanklrupt'a stocki in trade. -Paatimslk*s, of;W5Flcoht;5vll hos adver?ised ili th1a5 paer in time by ...'. .. . . -, ,.: . .Prompbtwo HLLIYREN CutintgiTeeth-At ,I%1r. Ituehel's pole ttProprletor and preparer of ithe Anod3yne.Le.klRaeeeto the-latJ Rluig fbrthe Royal Childred, 79j Llie,r, sd'positivkTy bj' his apPointmext-no where eliC iii- Loddos, Kare xehIetne,oriti.l ANO- D YNc;=CILACutting tCOth;'Rftet8in;'hie butone might Infautsl'ecut tZle1r tcetlu-witb Perfee-safetynrhb 'were neitly zeduced to thes'raL bj iits' fev.rs cony0lai,, '. all p'oce'eedink f57 elntr'.teetls prIce ts' ,LLXe'tsssbr"star PjuMs$.for.rornlT ltehiIdro Wnd{rdwn- pTersbl e t'hey are sotfo be dIstlnguisbediui5t(d,rxppearaaefrn fom.. mon supr plums, and may with the greatest satety b giv to Soldasoat lr.NawbarY's, Dame-atrect, Dulliss. SALES BY AUCTION.