Sales By Auction.
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a~..v.~rttno ; U)ttagcs and Orchard.-By lilyr. at 12, 'NS at tiie Auction MIVart, on Luesday, Nov'. W, AFreehold- Estate, comprising 3 neat cottages, situate A near the church, Mtarch, with tthreehing barn, turf shed, pig- gery, &c. and an orchard behindl the same, the whole comprising an acre, in the occupation of AlAttlhew Beeckerton, tenant at will and his undertenanat, at the reduced yearly rent of 25i. .b}ay be viewed with,leave of the tenants, and particulars had at the place of sale: Griffin inn, Mlarch; Rose and Crown, Wisbeach; Sun hotel, Cam- bridge; of Ilr. Wadeson, solicitor, Austinfriars; ana of Mlr. Wim. Stevens, 3s, Old Jewry, London. Gurvey, Beditords,htr.hDesirable Free.o- l Relr dence, with larve Ganlen, CoaWhhoune, and Stable.-By Mr. WM. STEVENS, at the Aution Alart, on Tuesday, Nov. 16, art 12, A Desirable Freehol(i Estate, consisting of a convenient L4 J_fanrily dwelling-house, situate at Turvev, 8 miles from Bed- ford and 4 from Olney, containing 5 excellent airy bed chambers and 2 servants' sleeping rooms, goodl drawingz room 17 and half feet by 15 and a halt tect, dininig room, housekeeper's room, butler s pantry, front and back kitchens, larder. and 2 cellars, with garden, coaci- house, and stable. Also two tenements adjoining, on lease, for a term of wlticit 27 years are unexpired, at a nominal ground rent illay be viewed, and particulars had at the Swan, Bedford Bull, Olncy; Swan, Newport Pagnell; of John Garrard, esq. solicicor, 0Onev, Bucks; and of ;'Ir. N1rm. Stevens, 36. Old Jewrv, Laondon. Exceiient 1nv;csiment.-V:iiuable iong Leasehold , iEst tes, New Adillman.istreet, Foundling Hospital, Producing a net annial Income of 1021. 1Os.-By Mr. ?lWi. STEVENS, at theAuction Mart, on Tuesday, Nov. 16, at 12, in 2 lots, Lot L., Valuable Leaselhold Estate, consisting of an A& excellent brick built dwelling..house, situ-te No. 12, New Alillman.street, Foundling Hospital, containing numerous airy bedchambere, drawing and dining roonm, kitchen, scullery, arched vaults, yardv and other domestic conveniencies, let on lease for a term of 'tbiech 18 years are unexpired at the annual rent of 60c. held on leatse for an unexpireti term of 70 years and threre quarters at a ground rent t 10. per annum, lc;ving a net annual income of 501. lIot 2. A valuable Leasehold Eetate, comprising a substantial brick built dwellimg-house, being No. 20, New Mtill- man-street, containing the same number of rooms ag lot 1, with similar conveniencer, and a brick building of 2 floors behind the house, let on lease for an unexpirecterm of 11 years, at a rent of 601. per annum, held on lease fir a tetm whereof 70 years and three-quartexs are unexpired at a ground rent of 71. 1OH. per annum, leaving a net income of 52!. lOs. per annum. lay be viewed with leave of the tenant, and particulars had attsie place of sale ; of i 10essrT. G. R. and E. Smith, solicitort, 93, Iatton.garden; and of .MIr. Wm. Stevens, 31. Old Jewry. Sh3irington, Bocks..Valuable Freehold Estates, comprising 156 Acres and 27 Perches of fertile Arable, Mleadow, and PsRturc Land, with roomy Farmhouses. and all requisite Out-buildings._ By Air. WAT. STBVENS, at the Auetion-mart, on Tuesday, November 16, at 12, in 2 lIots. Lot l.A Freehold Estate, comprising 83 acres, 3 roods, A3 and 28 perches of arabIc, meadow, and pasture land, situate at Sherrington, on the high road from Newport Paznell to Olney, trom which place it is distant 3 miles, 2 from Newport Pagnell, 12 from Bedford, 15 from Northampton, and 18 from WiVellingbro, all excellent market towns, with a capital modern residence, large granary fitted up with bins, fArm yard, barns, stebling, and requisite outhuildings; in the occupation of iMIr. Wm. Marshall, as tenant at will, at a rent of 1451. lOs. 3d. per annum. Also 4 etnen1ente, situate in the village of Sherrington, in the occupation of weekly tenants. L't 2. A very eligible Freehold sMtate, lying within a ring fence and adjoining a part of lot 1, con- sisting of 72 acres, 1 rooti, and 11 perches of exceedingly fine arable, meazdow, and pasture land, conveniently disposed, with a farm house, farm yard, barn, etabling, an(i convenient outbuildings, on lease to and in the occupation of - for an unexpired term of - years, at a rent of May bc viewed with leave of the tenants, and particulars had at the place of sale; at the Swan, Bedford ; Bull, Olney; Swan. Newport Pagnell; of John (iarrard, esq. solicitor, Olrey, Bucks; anA of Atr. Win. Stevents, 36, Old Jewry, London. Private Stock of Wines, Lambeh.-By Mr. WIL,IA MS, at the White Hart, Kenningion.crossa,'ruis DAY, Nov.3, at 4.in lots, LI7lF' FY-TMREE Dozen of very excellent Old Port, F and 33 dczen of Caleavella, lying ih a gentleman's cellars, Walcot.place, from' whence the samnc will be delivered to the re. spective purchasers by permits. Samples may be had by raying for, and tasted at the timte of sale ; and catalogues had at the place of sale : at the M art, and of M r. NV;dliars. Throzmorton-treet. Dutch 'lower Roots, just imported fromn Holland._Bv iilr. WILI,IA IS, at Garraway's, THIS DAY, Nea. 3, at 12, A Fine Collection of Dutch Flower Roots, consistine' of A1 double and single hyacinths of a superior description, i)uc Van Thol and other mixed tulips, gold cloth and ott er crocuses, Spanish irises,&c. T'o be viewed the morning of sale, and catalogues had at Garraw-,y's; and of iMfr. W illiam,, Throgmorton-.treet. By Mr. JOSEPH BANKS, at the Auction iMlart, l'o-morrow, Nov. 4, at 12, by direction of the Executors of Mrs. Al. A. Firmer deceased, in,2 lots REEHOLD GROUND RENT of ?26 Ss. Salisbury- F street, Bermonilsey, and a Freehold Dweliling-house, let at an old rent of 201. )VEhitecross-strcet, Cripplegate. Particulars may be had of Mlesses. Tebhuat, tsolicitors, Austinfriars; Messrs. Freeman and Hcatlicote, 47, C.4leman-strect ; and of Mr. Joseph B inks, 6, Lombard-street, anti Clapton.sguare, llacitney. To the Nobility, Gentry, Proprietors of Public Rooms, Hotel aed Tavern Keepers, Private Families and Others._-By AIr. JOSEPH BANKS. in the Large Poom, at the Auction Mart, a'o.morrow, Nov. 4, at 11, by direction of the Trustees ansi ExecuIors, HE late Marquis Tortosa's splendid and fashionable T chandeliers, lusires, table and bracket lamps, candlesticks, de- canters, goblets, tumblers, wineglassAs, cructs,salts,&c. Catalogues mnay be had at Wringficld't, White Hart tavern, Holborn: place of sale; and of M r. Joseph Banks, 6, Lombard.strect, and Clap. ton-square. Hackney. Plaistow, Essex, - By Mlr. JOSEPH BANKS. on trle Premises, near the Black Lielt, Plaietow, on Thureday, No,. 11, at 11, on account of the nuniber of lots, by direction of Air. Fropckert, derlining housekeeping, ODERN i`ousehold Furniture, neat Pianoforte, paintings, large size chiimnev glass, mirrors, celleret aidr. board, superior mahogany child's swing cot, linen, china, and chaste cut glass, dwellinghousa fixtures, an exccllent chesmnut imare, saddlea, horse provender, 2 chaldrone of coals, brewing and garden utensils, and various other effccts. Alay be viewed the dar pre- ceding the salc ; catalogues hiad on the premises , King's Head, Stratford; Etagle, Snaresbrook; Jolly Anglers, Lea-bridge; Pack. man's, Juwry-strect, Aidgtate Giiman's, Angel tavern, *Vhite- chapel ; and at the offices of Mr. Joseph Banks, 6, Loombard.strcet, and Clapton-_quzre, Hucknev. T i last Sa le tihe late Alr. T'homias Wtuiiebrcad'n Pr'pertv anti EfFects, Lea-bridge. - By Air. .JOSEPH BANKS, at the Slid- dle,ex-whsrf, Lea.bridge, near Upper Clapton, on Tuceday, Nov. 1l, at 12. bv (ilirection of the Executors, (1ONSISTING of 3 superior Ware Barges, each upwards V of 40 tans burden, in a very excellent state of prcservation, and completely equipped in stores, about 2,000 corn and malt sacks, 20 tarpawlings, barge stores, and numerous other articles. Mlay be viewed thiree days preceding tihe sale ; catalogues iad at the Jolly Anglers, Lea-bridge; Eagle, Snaresbrook; King's licad, Strat- ford Four Swans, WValtham-cross ; Bull inns, Hoddesdon asid WVare ; (Gilman's, Angel tavern, Whitechapel ; Packman's, Jewry. streei, Altate ; the cofficehouties over and facing the cornmarkeis, "larkklane; and at theoffices of Alr. Joseph Banks, the auctioneer, Clapton.square, Hackney, and 6, Lombarisetreet, near the MWransion. hiouse. 'ro Linendrapers and Others.-.tXree and valuable S ock or l srtoi Linens, Bombasino, Crapes, Poplins, &c.-By SMIT'H1-fi And Co. on the Premises, near the Rockinghama Arms, Newirngton- causeway, Surrev. 'I'o-morrowv, Nov. 4, and following day, at 11, t'IflHE gnuiue Stock of Linendrapery, striped and plain -A-Norwich crapes, bonbasins, rich rbeb dresses, muslins, velvete, veils, silks, silk, cotton, and worsted hose, and a general assort- ment of articles in theabove line. To be viewed to-morrow, and catalogues had on the premises, and of Smithi and Powel!,78,Black. man.ctreet, Southwaark. Furiture, fne toned Harp by Erard, a m titl Organ, Luseree, Glasaes, Chin,. and Effeets.-Br Alr. GREEN, on the Pre- mises, 3, Old Quebec.street, Oxford-street, Talas DAY, at 11, A Gelieral Assortment of Household Furniture, &c. in 4 4.post bedstedtls, with chintz hangings, macwood tailte, cur- tains, chairs, sofas, wardrobes, dining tableeF sideboard, pier and chiimney glasses, 6 and 4 ligirt richly cut lustres, fine toned double action harp by Erard, a cpXital small barrel organ, a tew plated articles, somte usefl china and glass, and 2 variety of chamber and kitchen requisites : to be sold without reserve. To be viewed on l'nesday antI mnorningS of sale: catalogues had of 31r. Green, aue- tioneer and estateagent, 15, l)avles-strcet, Berkelcv.square, and on the premnises. By Air. DAVIES, on the Prensise Holborn, near Chiancery-lane, on VWednenday, Nov. 10, and 2 following days, at 10 eachi day, on account of the nlumber of lots, without reserve, by order of the Assignees of lessrs. Lewis and Bevan, linendra- pens, silkiercers, and haberdashers, bankrupts, liE wlole of their valuable Stock in Trade, compris- .LinRg7-Bths and 4-4ths Irish linens, long lawns, French cam- bric5 and handlerchiefo. diaper and damak table linen, napkins, cloutings, sheetiags, buckabacks, 9-8th and 6,4th camnbric, jacconot nai nainsook mwulins, tirmboured jacconois, mulls and books, robes, 7-8th turd 9-3th town, printed cambrics and muslins, ginghams, flannels, pelisst cloths, about 300 elegant Norwich and Edinburgh shawls and scarfs, BArcelonas, calicoes, shirtings, dimities, bomba- sine, Norwich crepecs, poplins, Itstlian nets, plain and rich figured sareengts, levantines and Grns de Naples, Peraitas^, Satins, silk velvet, counterpanes, quilts, blankets, hosiery, clovews, lace veils, ribanotls crapes, inuff", fur trimmings, a general assortment ol h1a- berdatilery, and nunseiouti other articles, lotted to suit nrivate fami- lies anti ihe trade. 'r'o be viewed on Tuesday, Nov. ^s, and tnorn. ings of sale, when catalogues may be had on the premises: and of. 4? )vi s"t AL_^. .O. . .. IPvivep, auctioncer, Rccountant, &c? 43 alro-reei. lExcilent Farmty Rtesidence, Ofiice., and Land. Owttrhaill, R,icks, with immediate posscetsion.-By Dir. SEDG WICK, at thc Swan Iniu, Rickilneraworth, Hews, on Friday, November 12, at 12, in I lot, N excellent anid complete Freehold and Copvhold A Familv Residtence, in pertect order, withi offices of everr de- scription, gatdener's cottage, walled garden well stocked and cropped, grecnhouse and grapery, lawn and pleasure ground, tastetully dispbsed, tirotuctive orchatd, a rich enclosedi nieadow, and a smal pliece of arableland adjoining, contamiingtogether3a. 2r. 30u. . pleasantly situate near the town of Cheshanm, in a beautiful part of the county ot Bucks. 26 miles from LoAdon, late the Property snd residence of John Ball, esq.deceased. illay be viewed 14 days prior by applying on the premises, where particulars may be had ; also at the WIh-a Hart, Aylesbury; Rose ald Crown, 'i'ring and Hetisel Hlempstead; King's Arns, Berkhampattel,; Crown, Amershain; Essex Arms, Watford; at the inns at WVendover andsIt issenden, I Aucdan. miart. London; place of sale; of Atr. W. H. AlIrehal,l, I solicitor, (hehhatit, where a plan of the ustate may bc seen ; anti f MIr. Sedgwicic, lat,d and timber Euiveyor anti estate ageat, Riek. metawoethi, t3erts. I tqotiCee...aIe Postponed from the 30th of OCt,baC_to the 13th Of Novemrber.-..Croydon, ury- pottVaabeFchod Busnes Prinies,ofconsiderable extentt, With capital Dwelling.. house andt large hUarden; 'High.street.....By Alessrs. BLAKE;, reremptorily,- at the King'B Armsn Inn, Croydon, on Saturday, ,&LL those very excellent Freehold Preriises, land tax- Novdember 13,tuate2 fir 3, e most eligible part of High-sitreet, Croydon, in the occupation of Ailr. Shorey, corn and coal nejeleante; Consisting of a handsonme brick residence, replete with gOod arrange- mnents, having 8good b)edroomaa,dressn - it, tilue.ad te correstponding converiisnciesd, a large well plantied yarden tastily, laid out, a'yard of coiisiderable extent, in whichl are various commno.. dioes buildings, erected purposelT for"the Ftowage of corn, Coals, &c. but easily convertible to other parposce, and st-bling for abovec 20 horsce. This property is tuPqueauionably one of the most intercesting of the kindl that has been offered in Croydon for years; thle altosa. tion, whethier viewed as a place, of busioas, or private residence, claims a decided preference over almnost every other, and the ur... usual extent of the premises in so imposing a situation are objects which ciannot fail to excite due conxiderauinn Alay be viewed 10 days before the sale with tickets, and particular, had at the Auctioni AL,rt ; of Messrs. Drew and Son, solicitors$ Btrrrondsecy and of Mlessrst. Blake, Croydon. Fre~ehold Building Grouind, land ttrdee,Crlatn ury -By Messra. BLAKE,, at the King's Armsj Inn, Croydon, on11 Saturdav, Nov. 13, at 3, XEARLY 'Six Acres of eligible Bniflding Ground, Npleasantly situate near Rye-lane, in the Parishl of CArhalalon,. in lots adapted either for neat detachea or c-onnected houises ot whtichi there in & cons-iderable demand in the neighbouirhood. May be viewed 10 days before th-e ale, aLnd particular- and plans had of Ajesfirs. Blake, Croydon . at the King's Arms, Carshalton ; and at iFe Auction-nart, London. Woatiside and N rod erCodon, urv..Med, ad anid Building.Grournd (landtax r~edeumed)...BY'Al esqrs. BLAKE, at the King's Arms Inn, at Croydon, on Saturdey, the 13,h of' Novermber, at 2 for 3 o'clock, by order of the Des'isees in trust of the lateAMrot. Hardyv, H REE Inieloaseres of sound old MNeadow, containn Tsbout 8 acres, lyingj a short distance front the Black Horsge publicheusei at Woodside, in thie parish of Crotivdon,, atnd haviriz coto. muniication with usie high road, in the occupation of D Ivid Norris, ayearly tenant, at 321. per annum. Also a desirable p-lot of arable' land, Containing Is. 'r. lOp. wvith a good building: frontSIZe to an ex- cellent high road,. situate near Blindl Corner, Norwocod, in the parish oCroydon, let to George Baker, a yearly tenant, at 51. per aninum.. TIhCe greater part of this land has a fine vein of brck earth within a f'ew feet of the tsurface. Alay be viewed with leave of th: Intenant, andi particulars h.ad at the Auction AMare; and of Mlessrq. Blak-e, Crofdon, where a platn may be sec.n. Co~llection oi P ictures a~nd fine Proof Prints richly imernd'an glazedl withi Plate Gmss.-By MIr. EDWVARD POSTER, at hiis Grteat Room, No. 14 Greek..streee i'I'IS DAY, Nor. 3, a; 12, Capital Assemb~1g of la,Feih uc,and A F~rench Pictuireso nldn ayitrsigseiesb favourite moasters; alsoacoeconoenrinspicply rOf. by the moat celebrated Biihatss h hl rmdsdg.z. in a superior style. Sla b iwdIayPrior to the sale whetn catalogues may be hat] at Mr .Fser's nffice. 14. Greek-.treet. Excellentmodern Funiture, Lnen, Beak, Plate, rinkets, Chin, an Effcts,andLeas of he Pemiss, o. B. Earl's. terace Kesinton....BySir ~.FOSER,on the Premises, To..nrrw, ov.4, t 1, b diecton f te Executor, THE Uexpied Tem ofthe Lase f the very desir- rabl Reidece, n te mst nrfet rpai; also all the house- holdfuritue ofAir. Mrgart MArtUr, widow of the late Col. M' rthu consistng of a chntz drawiing omsi f1 chairs, 2 couhs ad 4 stets of wvindo curtains,2cinygass, Brussels carpets, hea-th rugs, polishe steel fender n ieios chamber furniture in bedsteads and hangtngs, seasoegosfatr beds and beddtng, mahogany tlrawers, wardebt, dressing tables and glasses, stair carpets and oil clothe; in teeatingz room is a set of dinine. tablep modern nishogany chir and celleret,, useful and ornamena ctna, glass, tabletservic,ln, and the usual domss. tic requisites, and afew valuable classica books. The premises miay be viewed every day before, and tie furniture on Saturday prior to thie tale, wghen Catalogues and partiulrs nHat' be had on the oremises ; anid atAMr. Edward Foster's ofie 14, Greek-street, Sohoi-square. Cavtendish.square. To.morrow, November 4, at 12, ClENUINE and modern Furniture, rosewood tables, Gri musicl instrumenta, a tenor by Atwati, and a violin by Duke, two trombo-nes, two beautiful drawings, hy Vest, framed and gltz2d, the property of a Gentleman amateur retired to the Continent. Tile furniture comporises bedsteads and bAddinv, scf.:s, bookcv~eit. ease- wood in writing tables, library ditto, breakfast and clites, ditto. music ditto, and excellent cabinet wrork in mahoganly, anti other dascripnvve furniture, chi:ea, ard glass. Mlay be viewed this, day and morning of sale. Catalogues had at the rooms ; end of.Air. Gcorge, 48, DukL-. street, St. JaMes's. Thear Royal, Drury-.lane. Free Admissin.. 6y r C,J R -01 K, at his Auction Rocian, Skinner-stree,, Snnw..hill, on Fridav. Nov. 5, at 12, by order of thie Sheriffaf Middlesex, by virtue ot Pro- cessq in a cause . Jacltstin v, . P. 'R' Ti. L- llesley,' LL the Defendant's Righit, Title, and interest in a At certain Box (marked 0 2), situate on the ground tier or circle on the south side of the TIheatre Roval, Drury-lane, with the tree and exclusive enjoyment tleereofeveri- evening and inight upon Which any public entertainment, whether theatrical or musical, is cxllii. bited;, for the residue of a teem of 21 years, from the !it of Sep- tember. llll%. Printed particulars may be lied of It.L.. Hitchtcock, esq. soGliCitor, Albarly.court, Picca0.ifly; and ot Air. Croak, auc- tioneer, 51, Skinnier-street, Snowhi'll. To Caitalits, rewersi, and Ocler-q.....4l per Annumn, for the1 'rrmiof 21 Years froRm Michaimefras, 18'23, situ the Re-versi'onary Int,erest of 33 years from the Expirstion thiereof, of the Be-e Hire Tavern and Puiblich"nuse, Leadenhall-mark-et.-..By AMr. PIPER, st Grarrawais T 'o-rmoro~w Nov.- 4, at 12, by order of tile Proprietor, unless previously ditposRed of by privsa' e Contract. TiHE valuable Leasehold Estate, together with the T lReversionry r7Interest of the Bee HivYe Tavern and Public- house, most substantially brick 'souilt and in excellent repair; let on lease to a restliectable tenant for a ternt, of 21 Years frotii Alicliaci.. ma,12,at the net yearly rent of l'2i1. Held tinder the Ala-.or anti C.ommoalty of the City af L-ondoni, for t'ilt unexpired term of 54 y-ears, at the low rent of 251. per annum. Particulars to be had1 of Mlersrs. Barrow and Vincent, BasiEghiall..street ; and i-f the auctioneer, 18. Basingball.street. Vine Farm.-A Cuompact Freeihoid tjsate, ertiefly rich Mea"dow enid Pas-ture Land, in Bedforslslire, on the borders of flert'~.-Bl AIr. DA NIEL, SAJITH,~ at the Mlart, oin Tutadar, Nov. .9, ctr12, Small but valuable Freeholdl Dairy and Grazing Farm, tpartly bounzded by a trout sttream, confiresing (in a ring fence> 105 statute aere,, including a. gooa proportion oi excellent arable lantl, surrcundiiig a neat farnmhouee and all requisite build'mn,t, in good repair, and possessinq extensive commonnn ig!ItS, sitUate in tie parish of LianRford, onlyv I mile from the great north road. 4 Minure from Baldock. 5 fromt Biggleswade, and 8 from flitchir. A re- spectable tenant may be had, itr immediate poewsras-in. MNr. Crowtlter, of' Arlse-%, will shiuw thie estate, a-id particulars tilay ko, had at the neigzhbouring iinns; a:t the Auction Mar::. of T. 'Tine', escq. solicitor, Bedford; andi of Daniel Soujthi and S01", s'eyores, and laind arentst, Bishopseate chur6rtardi, London, Bat idsr at whoti- etfices, a plani mar be seen. Sussex. -Valuable Freenud arm ~win .u..'e,ent F-rt-Bil Bad te and 271 Acres of Land, well stocked withi thriving t:ni,h r, an'd near the market town oflJorahaw...B v Mr. FAREBROTiElI, as Garraway's, on Fridany, Nov. 19, at 12,- OARYLL's FARM,' a valuable freehold estate, lanld tax %_iredeemed, in the parish of Rusper, 4 miles 'torn the nutrket town of Horsham, with convenient farmhouse, barnsv, suiblisig, and all saleable outbuildings, and 271 acres of mea,itow, pasture. arabic, e,nd wood land. The buildings, are in good repair, thesta t6te well 3tocked wihit thriving oak timber, and abounds with game. Posses- tion of the firm may be hied, ti~e tenant's lease havine exptred.at Aiiichaelmas last. 'to be viewed, and particulars hadt 21 dare, ptior Lo ttte sale upon the estate;7 of AMestrs. bMedwin aLnd San, tolicitorF, Ilorsham ; at the Star and Garter, Brighton , SItar,Lecwes; ralbot, Cuckfield; George, CrawleY, Red Lion, Dorking; a' G,ee' raway's ; and at M1r. Farebrother's ofllces, 6, WellingiOn-6trect, Strand, London. GWoecstershtre, on the borcders of Warwicksliire.-Frreeoldl E5slar, Consisting of nearly GO Acres of rich Meradow and Ar.al,l Land. with suitable Buildinge, boundedbhr the Riv'erStour, and 2 litiles from Stratford uipon Avon.-..By AIr. FAREBROTIiE>R, at Garrawpy's, on Frida3Y, N'ov. 14, at 12, Veryv valuable Freehold and Tz the Free Elstate. calle AAlonk's Closes, in the perish, ot ClifFord Chambers, itt the .ounty of GIloceter, ;and on the borders of W1ar,eickqhir\ Doundea in part by th;e niver Stour, and the turnpike road leading from stipton, to and within 2 miles of Stratford upon Avon, ICOiP- daigo a farm, cottage, barns, stablingz, ar.d 56 sores or rich mieadowv and arable land, in a1 high state Of cultV2ivion, and now in ,he occupation of' Ar. Ralph SLmith, a respectable te,nant, at a rent Dt' only 1301. per annumn. To be viewedl on applicestion to Titotn*s Pitt, carpenter, Ciiff~ord Chatmbers, of rwhom particulars, may be iad 1 das pror o th sal. Paticlars, also at thise WVite Lion, itralorduponAvon; He andChikenst, Birminghtam: LIILac swan,Warwik; ofMr. Dwnee,solicitor, 31, .lanes-.trteet, Bedfor-row; t G.erawny'; and at r. Far`ebrother's officr, 6, Wolwc, KenL.-By Mr. CHARL,1ES WRIGHT, at fia,1-a.. wa',on Fridav, Nov. 5, at 12, by direction oh the condtis- sisnr of the Parish of Woolwuich, and itb L t tions as shall be then and there producedi, in Ilt 4Valuable Leaseholdl Estate, with the Reversion of the (AL. Freehold ; Comprising those very spacious and uuhiatantZIa trick and sluted buildiners, tforming the New AMarket..Place. at iVoolwicli, Kent, very eligible for a maniutcarwY or any biusinelss eFquiring ezscnsive premises,.- Tbe whole erected about 10 years ince, and lately sesed as a sacking andI sack manufactory, in a cen- ral situation, clore to Willianz street and Powis.street, and coleve- licnt for either land or water carriage, the whole most judiciously Lrranged in a large quadrangle, enelomed -ith a lofty brick w2ll, :oped with atone, surmounted vrith a handsome turret, and consists If a large loom thop, 2 Ltore room,, a boilinghouse, dressing shop, :ountinghouse, large range of sheds bleaching ground, rain water ank, holding upwards of 20 butts, , well of fine watet and lift tump, a brick dwclling.house, large yard encio-ed withil olding tales, toolitouse, and shed, the whole surroanded with a large open pace or arce. The above property is held by the Comnmissionerm of he IParish of 'Woolwich under a Jetse from 3Messrs. powis, for a erm, of which 74 years (wanting 5 days) were uncxpiredat M ichiael- n1a last, at thte low rent of i51. 15,. per annum, since which the Jornmissioners have purchased die reversion of the freelilld. mm- 1ediatepossession may be had. Slay be viewed by applying tO tIr. Portle, on the premises, of whiorm particulars inacy be had; Iso at the offlice of lUr. Nokes, solicitor, Rectory-place, Wool- vich; M1r. Stripe, Higli.street, the Shin, Crown and Anchor, atnd 3arrack Tavern, Wl'oosivicti ; Mitre, Greenwich ; Dover Castle, )epitford; Half .Moon, Borough; Garraway's; and of Lir. '"'right, llue.siile, Greenwich. 1'o Crape and.Silk dlanufacturers.-At the Broker's Varelbouses, Aldersgate.street, on Friday, Nor. 5, at 11 precisely, without reslerve, A BOUT 200 Crape Looms complete, and6ne l1rarp_ i* og mills, the property of a meanufacturer going out of tihat ine of bt,siness. Catalogues. will be reagtfor (selivery, and the Doms on viewat a i, A eIersgate..street. on i'uesday, tile 2d of No_- emher. *l'HOS. FELLOWS, Sworn Brokur. | __SA?,ES BY AUCTiON.