Sales By Auction.
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Rare Proof and other Pritts, Books of Prints, and Antiquities, Illustrated Works, Mlissesi, Topography, Bronzes, Watches, 'rrinket-, &c. from Battleeden-park, Bedfordshire.-By Mr, CHRISTIE, at his Great Room, King-street,St. James's-square, on 1'hursday, No-r. 11, and 7 following days (Stnday excepted), at I precisely, HE very valuable Collection of Engravings, comprising TLflne proofa and imapreasions of the WVorks of Raphael M1orghen, particularly the Last Supper,a brilliant and rare proof,wilb the white plate proots, &c. by XVoollett-and Earlom; a superb set of the Bat. ties of Alexander, hy Le Brun, chiefiy glazed with plate glas8 * E(chings by llollar, Bnglish and Foreign Portraits, Books ot Prints, viz.:-Piranesi's Works, the Lodges of the Vaticau, finely coloured ; the Muiseum Florentinuin, Worsleyantum Antichita d'Ercolano, different Voyages Pittoresques, lie Cabinet de Poullain, proofs; Bowyer's England; 'Phe Histories of Clarendon, Burnet, Granger, Fuller's Worthies, and Lyson's Environs, large paper. illustrated Birche's Heads, large paper; Nichols's ,leicestersbire, 9 vols.; Bi3blia Pauperum, Walton's Polygott, 2 line Aissall the Bipont, Gr, and Lat- Classics, 175 vols.; numerous topographical and other tinted drawfngs, also a pair of antique Campana vases, a pair of noble cinque.cento bronze dogs, candelabra, and other3 bronzes; also several gold and other wattbees, music al snuff bfces, and trinkets, brougbt from Battlesdeen park, the seat of Sir G. 0. Page Turner, bart, Ilay be viewed thtee dajs preceedimr. Valuable Library of Books, Boaks of Prints, Antiquities, ISS. Topographical Drawings, &c. at Battlesden.park, near Woburn, BecIfordshire.-ByY Mr. CHRfSISIE on the Premises, Battles- den House, otp Tuesday, October 9, and 13 following days, Sundaye excepted, at 11 o'clock each day precisely, by order of the Sheriff of the county of Bedford, f~H E very extensive and very valuable Library of BooQ1. TL of Sir Greg. 0. Page Turner, bart, collected at the most liberal expense, and embracing a rich selection in almoat every de. partment of literature, mnany of the worke being picked copies, on liege paner, and in elegant bindings. The topographical class com. .prises original MuS, collections ; for the county of Chester, made-by Dr. Foote ffowerg far Suffolk, Mr. Gillingwater and IKIr. Clopton; for Bedfordahire, by DMr. Cooper, and vcvr extensively for the coznty of Buckingham; also the best printed works on British antiquities and e6unty histories, many of ,them illustrated, a few specimens of early typography by Caxton nnd Wynkyn de Worde, valuable herildic papers in MS. a large collection of MISS. relating to the diplomacy of Francc and the low countties, illumined chyo. nicles, poetry, nnd biblical and.other 5iSS, on vellum, and illu. mined missals, French and English history, belles lettrea, classics, and antiquities, valuable and Mbodern works in English law, diction. aries of ancient end m6den languages, books of prints and archi- tecture, and topographical and other drawinge, May be viewed 2 days preceding; catalogues may he then had a the ofthce ot the under Sheriff, Newport Pagnell; also (at 2s. each) on the premises; at the George, at -Woburn; of the printers of CrutvweU's Ptalh, tht Oxford, and Cambridge papers; and of Mr. Christie, Kiag-street,. St. James's, London. After the close of the above, otBe will be olfered by suption, on the premises, the remaitder of the furnittsre, pictures, a aet of the Cartoons in modern stained glass,.a able finger and barrel organ by IElight and Robaon, one other organ, and various effects. Stock of Books, Popular Periodioals, Playsa, &c. by order cf the Assigneesof illr.Dancombe,.LittlcQeeen street Holbori, book- selleer and publisher, a bankrupt.-By Mr; SAdND ERS, at his Great Room, 39, Fleet,street, on Saturday next, Oct. 9, at half past 12 precisely, fl-OMPRISING a nuiscellaneous Assemblage4f Books, tLJmaFazines, periodical publications, including the Hive with the copyright, Portfolio of Literature, Mirror of the Stage, ?crr's ASncient L,egends, Munehausen's travels, Legend of Montroso, Wit's Bxch~quer, Adventures of a Ventriloquist, Budget of Alerriment. w7ith the wood-cute5 copper-platee Tc. Ro -be 'viewed and cataloguesl had, e-lts c S'tock of'Grocery, Shop Utehtils, Householid Furniture, Paintings, Books, &c. - By Mr, J. SM ITH, Pt his Rooms, 3$, Ludgate- hill, To-morrow,,Oct. 8, at 12, by direction of the Asaigneep, -TOCK in Irade -of Grocory, Shop Utensils, and K) household furniture, of Themas Parker, of tCharles-treet, CiLty. road, grocer, a bankrupt; inciliding tenS, coSfee, sugar currants, raisins, spicer, and the usual articles of grocery, which will bt pltt up; in lots to suit p rivate families as well its the trade; also several large And japanned tea canisters, copper scales and wefghts sugar trays, &c.; and several reams of tea and sugar paperi l'he furnitu-re comprises tent bedsteds, beds and bedding-niahoganr' drawerst and bookcase, mahogany dining tables and chairs,.kitchen articlesb &c.; also a few paintings and bDok.-- -dlay be viowed, and catalogues had at the xooms, 89, Ludgate-hilk. , , Cap;tal Adld t4tefi fe Freehold Ptoperefy suttabie for Aerchants, Wholesale lYeale rs, and Others, in the. preferable part of Leaden. hall-street,. ncari ly oppoilite the India-houme.-By Messrs. BURRELL andE SONS, at Garraway's, on Tuesday, Oct. 12, at 12, in t lo% A Mest luableF reoehold E2ttte, ituate in Leadeinha-ll. LM street, extending 16a; 1'eet in depth, comprising a capital dwell- ing-houee, containing 3 a-,hd 4 rooms on a floor, front and back-stair. cases, 3 w awfef closeets, co tttirtghosuses, with -strong room and ware. houses, 1 eqpital arqicd taults;.ivith eommunication in front of the itreest domestit offices of' every description, and gorden with a high wall. This ptoperty is -very erigible for investment, as it isf capable of be.pi arranged at a snanl expense for carrying on one or more con-; cern of the fitt consequence. 'The estate indy be viewed by tickete. 14 days preceding the sale, which with descriptive particularsrwa -, be had of Slesprs. Biarrell atid Sons, 13, Tokenhouse-yard; partien, lars also at Lloyd's and Gatraeav'A coff'eehnuses. CapihaliEamilv 1Jous3e, Briton, with Coachhouse and Stabling ; handsomtle Houeehold Furniture, and valuoble Efects.--By. Mlesrs. BURRELL and'SONS, on the Premises, No. 19,. Glocester-plae oth Stcine, Brighton, on- Xonday,October- 18, and followirig y, at 12, T1'HE valuable Leaselel Iremisea in complete orler, .IL which makcs u, 14 beds, handsome rrawing room, parlours, cornmunicating bv folding dobrs, 48 feet in lcngth, dormestic offices of every ilsescrlpton, ceac house, and 3-stable held for a term of 7, 14, or. 21 years from Midsummer, 1819; optional on the part id tha tenant, at the low rent ot 1f61. per annum. At the same time Vill be wlU the fWa'nionalle furnit te, well mapufactured and made of the best ibateris, coanprising lofty 4.post and xidecvvew bed. eteads, with ohiniz, trellis, cotton, and dirnityhqngingv, fringedl and ornamented; prime bordered gooae fpather beds .nd gool bedding, sofs, beMAeha6sip ppes,e rhga'y"and japartied dtawees, gen. tlemants drassunpmt nd and bedchamber articles, Brussels carpets mahogany:pa?.louT clhairst a capital pedestal sideboard, maroon ana lemon coloured curtains, an excellent set of dining tables, lier and dnimney glasses in rich carved anig gilt frames,girandoles, mahoganv -ceffoTlier, lounging clair, card and pembroke tables, dr;swi"g room furnitare of riati chintz window eurtains, japanildd chaire and cushions, sofa to match, rosewood loo tahlej a .3Q ,hour clock in a tingweod caseI rssmopritedt phins, glass, kitoben utensils, and other artles.. Qlhe hoiuse may be viewed 12 days, and the furniture -on Friday atid Sturday preceding the sale, when particularn and catalogues )nay be had on the ienmiscs; of 31essrs. H.ill and Turner, solicitors, Brighton- and of Mlessrs. lBurrell and Sons, 13, TokvniQuse.yard.' N, B. The lease may be treated *for by priva centraCriir .ib purchaser taking the whole of the eftfect on teprcrnisec by5 anprairemuent. Perjudicnl Sale. -.uperior Old Wtilis.-By hr. J. ROSE, at the Al ait, on Tuestlay, Oct. 12. at 12 7UMHE valuable Stock in Trade of Mr.. ihomas Smith, winemerchant, lying at his Cellars, Nos. 9 and 10, Crutched- friars, consisting of 150 dozea of excellent Port of favourite vintages, 70 doFcn of hladejra, h5(do,en Sherry, and 50 dozen Cape. Theae wines have been bottled underMr.Smith's immediaresuperiatendence, and are warranted to be ,t statedin the eAtalogues. Samples may be had at thc cellars, where the winea may be tasted one day previous to the sale, and catalogues had at the Auctio:x 5art, and of Air. J. Rosg"Church-court, Old Jewry. Long Leasehold In7estment, Clerkenwell,. and an-AnnuJty of 34l. with a policy-of Assurance in the Provident Oflt*e.-By MAr. J. ROSE, at the AuctiOn tart, on 'ruestay, Oct. 10, at 12, A.N eligible Leasehold Property, consisting of 4 sub- A tantially built dwelling-houses, situate Noo. 15, 16, 17, and Int Easton-place, Easron-sarect, Clerkenwell ; held for 92 years frem,M ichaelmas-lant, at a ground rent of 161. This estate is let ont lease to two respectable builders, at a rant of 641, per annum. Atlo the Life Interest of a lady, aRed a1, residing at Plymouth, for 341. amply secured on -pr,isis in Manchester; with a Policy of Assurance in the Provident Offipe effected in the year 1820, on the life, for 2501. 'The houses -may bL viewed by permisaion of the teIants, and particulars had of Ailr. 1enry Braddon, solicitor, 6, Gray's=ian.square; at the Auction Alart; and of Air. J, Rose, Church.court, Old Jewry. To Woollen Factors, hlerchants Drapers, T;il6rs Slopsellers, &Oc. -Capital Stock ot Woollen 6loshs.1By Air. . ROSE, at the Auction rMfart, on.Thursday,October 14. and following dav, at 12, A Large Stock of West Coutntry Broad Cloths and xKerseymeres, consisting of extra Saxony, superfine and second blacks, blue,s and medleys- excellent drab milled drabs, double and single *nilled kerseymeres, mixed, brown, and drab plains, ladies' and pelisse cloths, and a variety of other articles. Nlay be viewed one day preceding and mornings of sale, and cata. logues had at the Mart; and of Mr. J. oItse, Church-court, Old Jewry. Leasehold Es:tate, Hornsey-road Holloway ; and Shares in E:ight Puklie Companies.-13y Mr. i. ROSE at the Auction Aiart, on Friday, Nov. 1l at 12, by order of the Eklccutors of Mtr. Thomas Biddell decease3 A Valuable Leaschold Rstate, consisting of a siibstantial Dwveling-house, situante the corner of Catherine.street, Horn. sey-road, Holloway; containing four roomns a washhouse, and enmall garden, in the ocecupation of Mlr. --, as tenant at will, at a rent of 201. per anntum, also a Piece of vacant Ground adjoining adapted to build upon, and of the estimated value of 31.; held for 66 years frorm Alichaelmas.day; also ren Shares in the Albion Assurance C(ompany, Twelve Auction A'art. 'Three Bast London Waterworkx, Twenty WVest Middlesex, Two Grand Western, Three Great Dover-streeet T*o Kennet and Avon Canal, and Two Thames and ledway. ' he estate mav be viewed bv permission of the tenant, and particulars had of Alesarp, William% and White, stlicitors, 9, Old-square, Lincoln's-inn ; of Mfessrs. Langliam, so- licitors, 20, Bartlert's_btiildings, Holborn- e the Auction Mart- and of Mlr. J. Rose, Chureb.court, Old Jewry. Prints,-Drawings, Books, &c.-By Mr. GEORGE JONES, at hit Spacious Rooms, l,eicester.street, Leicester-square, T'ris and fbl- lowing EVENINIG, at 6, Miseellaneots Asseimblage of Ancient and Modern A Engravings, comprising numerous useful illustrious British and foreign portraits, landscapes, views, historicals and fancy sub- jecte, many of which are-by celebrated English and foreign enrgravers; a few d-rawirigs, books and books of prints, portfolios, &c. Mlay be viewed, and catalogues had. Mo0st Eligible Preehold Houses, Land 'rax redeemed.-By Ar. (3REATED, at the Auction Mart, on Wednesday, October 13, at 12, in separate lots, 'INj O very neat substantial brick built Houscs, con- 15 ;aining 6 good roonms in each, with wvashhousc, large garden, and newly erected brick built coal cellar. The houses are in ex- cellent condition, having recently had a large sum laid out upon them, situate Nos. 14 and 15, Alfred-place, near Mlargaret-street, Hackney.fields. Mlay be viewed, and particulars had at 28, rlar- zaret.stree; at the Auction Al art; and of Mlr. Greated, auctioneer, 63, Snow-hill, and 129, Upper.street, Islington. E!igible Le;sehold Property, New Nortb Road, Hoxton and Hol. loway.-By Mr. U4REATElD, at thc blart, on Weanetday, Oct. 13. at 12, in 9 Lots, FOUR excellent brick built Dwellinghouses, with gar- F dens, each containing 8 rooms, situate in New Glocester-street, Hoxton, near the new church, let to respectable tenants, at rents amounting to 1261. per annum; also 3 well timbered carcasses of houses of a similar description, and adjoining the above, held at low ground rents; likewise 2 leaaeholdl houses, desirabli situate in front of the Hornsey road, Holloway, containing 4 rooms and a kitchen, with garden and yard, producing a net rental of 281. per anaum. Mfay be iewed, and pnrticulars had by applying at 18 New Gloces. ter-street, Hoxti*n; Queen's Head, Pitfield.atreet; Lord Nelson, Holloway; Angel, lflington; at the Alart; and of hlr. Greated, 63, Snow-hill, aTd 129, Upoer-atreet, Ileinvton. To Coppersmtihs, Dyers, and Other.-Plant, Fixtures, Utensils, Horse and Cart, and EfFects, Fulham.-By Mir. BARN8S on the Premises,Private.road,at the junction of Fulham and Chelsee, To.morrow,Oct. 8, at -,by order of the purchaser at, former sale, the ground being required by the New Canal Company, Capital new copper Steam Boiler, 7 coppers, 5 iron boilers, 15 cwt. of t5inel, 2-inch, and 1-inch copper pipe,brick, lead, and iron work, large wood backs and vats, 7 pumps, canroy, 2 5-bbot waslhing and steam whels with cogged and fy wheels,excellent iron press, 80 tubs and casks, spouts, scrays, wood work, and various eftects. To be viewed the day preceding and morning of sale cata- logueg may be had at the White Horse, Parson's.green; on the pre- misca; and of M r. Barnes, 33, Fenchurch.street, Bedford.square-Very commodious Family Itesidence, in excellent repair, with Garden, &c.-By MIr. SQUIBB and SON, at Garrai wxy's, on Tuesday, Nov. 2, at 12, PJHE elegant, substantial, and very complete Leasehold TResidence, No. 5, on thie east sid,e of Bedford-square, and com- manding a view of the Aluseum Gardens, containing on the upper floor, 3 good attica anil a large nursery; on the second floor, 3 excel. lent bedchambera and dressing room, with w*ater closet and house, maid'a closet on tbe lZnding; on the principal floor 2 noble lofty drawingarooms of-good proportions, communicating by folding doora and a boudoir adjoinitig, excellent stone staircase, &"; on the ground floor, a large paved entrance hall and inner hall, spacious eating par. lour, large library or breakfssf parlour, nad gentleman's room, witb pastage leasivg.to.a water closet and nupnerous wzell arranged oftices on the basement; 'neld'of his r_ae'tIee Dukecof Bedtbrd, for an ur,expired term of 50 years, at a ground rcnt of 16 guineas per annum. To be vievred by tickets only which with descriptive particulars may be bad ir a few ddye 6f Mr.-Squibb and Son, Savillc.row; the place of tale; andion the premises,. Desirable Dlanor and L?tnds for Sale, in the North of Devon.-At the Golden Lion int iti Barnstaple, Devon, on Thursday Ociober 14, at 5. in t?ie afternoon pecisely, unless previously disposed of by private contract, of which due notice will be given, fIE Fee Simple and Tnhgritaxsce of and in the Mainor 1J or reputed Manor of irest Playstow, in the parish of Shervill, in the said county, with theirights, privileges, and appurtenances thereunto belotiging,together with the following lands and premises, reputed p,arcel of the said manor, viz. the barton and farm of West Vlays5ow, with West Parka, Slade!s Tenement, Lower West -Pl4y. stow, and Halswell, comiprising an excellent farmhouse.with all con. venient outbuildings, a simall cottage, and 258a. 2r. 27p. or there, about, of good arable, meadow orchard, pasture,and woodland, now in tie eacupation. of Mr, Hulsh sloleyi who haa a- term therein* for 14 years from Ijady-dpy, 1824, su6ject to a determination by itllier landlord or tenant at the end of the first 7 or 11 years thereof. Also West Playstow, otherwiee Gouldsmill and tenement, comprijn-ag an excellent and well accustomned water grist null, with 2 patir of stones a never failing. stream Qf water, dwelling-houre, Inlihouse, smal cottage, convenient outbuildings, and 10a. 3i. 21p. or thereabout of good, land, novw in thp occupation of Mr.Wm. SymonS orZhs;UnDer- tenants Also the-reversiQn itn fee of a messuage or tenement called ?nisht.as Teneme)nt, otlierwier Playstew. v orth Down Tenement, c6nsisting of.a,fiart)house cnd fla. 2r. 14p, of good land, in the oc. cupationmof Al r. Sinqone,. egpeotan oin the deatha of three lives,aged re;spectivel; lO6, 57,.apd 41, or fhere8bouts, under theconventionary rent of 0sC andd 20s. fpr at herieton the death of eeach life, Also- the revorsionr In fee.,ofplaystow Aleadow and -Gaminors' Itlead, containing 9a. 2r. 17p. of. rich meadow laud and some coppice, in the occupation of Ilrs, Eliz. Nott, expectant, on- the death of one life, aged ibout 90, under the conventionary rent of os. and lOs. for an heriot. ',lhe 1A4nor.-of lVestTPlaystow is distant about 7 -miles Irom that muc frequented Anit fashiotlable watering place lIfra- combei -3 from Barnstaple, and 11 from Bideford, all excellent rtarket and.seaport townsa- abound& with katne, is in a fine sporting -country,. 'and. richly wooled. The bforth Devon, stag hounds are hunted and several othpr packcs kept In the neighbourhood. 'This property offers en excellent opportunity fote tbe.investment of capital,. <rr tona sportshnan would prove a great-acquisition. The -whole of ihis lot is Aithifi a ring fence. krhe-. property. may. be viewed by leave Of thexespretiyc -tenante, and any fassher particulars obsained at the 6ffice,of.MNssre, Hatherleyi solicitors, Bideford, lDevon,where a uhap tbcteof may bc eon,. AU letterto bepoet paid., . . . , :; .. SUTTON-HALL, IVANS ION, and DEIMESNE, in t6e county ,of Derby, with all its Manorial Rights, PriviltgRe, and Irnmu- ~nities; the Perpetual Advowson, and nearly 4,0 Acres of Lant, exonerated from -the land tax, and within a ring fence; the manor abounding with game, together with 1,000 acres of land .S :milesdifeant. which forms a pleasurable moor game appendage: .also the invaluable Bines of Coa' and Ironstone thereto apper- teainin,e._By M6essrs. ROBINS, att-the Auction Mfart, on Thurs- tday, Nioverrmber 18, by direction af the Trustees for Sale of the . English Estates of the late Marquis of Ormonde, under an act of t'3H.E distinguished MANSION and extensive DO- lMAIN of the latalarqttis of Ormonde, called SUTTON- h0iLb'n the most delightful pa t of the county of Derby, placed m[i.parK of *ncommon beauty, well stocked with deer, and com- [nhnding in all directions interesting views of unusal extent and i4iety. The mansion presents a noble stone edifice, designed and ompileted by Nicholas, Earl of Scarsdale, in the most ornamented. ;tile of Grecian urchitecture, the grand suit of rooms are ornamented by Artan and Vostai, Italian artists of greatcelebrity; it is adapted to thc most perfect accommodation of any nobleman, and it may be mafely affirmed that it needs not dread a comparison with Chats- worth, +lrsidick, or any of thosc admired scats in its vicinity. rhe park is diversified by avenues of fiie old elm trees beautifully 'eatheringiotho ground, and wide spreading chestnuts, relieved oc- asionally by picecs of water of some extent.. The gardens are ex- cn8ive .hnd encompassed by brick walls 14 feet high. 'The domestic rrangemnents and al the offices are of the best description. The rtis andl eonvenleat farms lying in a ring fence, extend to the high natil road betwveen Nottinghan and CCiesterfield, from LeedFi to Liondon. The MXoor aame Estate is about 1,000 acres. The state- altogether comprehends about IVE TlIOUSAN4 FIVE HUNDRED ACRBS of LAND, spon the whole of which the land-tax has been redecmed.The farms Lre occupied by a respectable tenantry, at low rents,'aAlnitting of con- -ideeghie augmentation at Lady-dday next, anid the whole estate may ie confidently-eitimaOd at EIGHT THOUSANDFIVE HUNDRED POUNDS ser annum. Also the Perpetual Advowson of Suttom cuom Duck- nanton, subject to the life of the present incumnbent, the annual talue about .5001.; together with the extensive manors, with the erivileges and irmmwitits. The estate abounds with game; the ands adjoinih to the Duke of Devonshire And Sir Windscr I ucluding 10,000 acres, are strictly preserved. There are also vary raluable mines of coal ardd ironstonO in g9ert abundance, producing kt present a large rental, but capable of an imnmn iate and consi- lerab]e increase. Printed particulars and plans of the estate may 3e had (at Is. eachl of WV. B. Thoinza, esqt. Chesterfield at the Bell, I)erbvs I null's Head. Loughbofbughs; Tontine, Sheffield; Royal:Exchange coffeeroom, Mianchester; Hen and Chickens, Bir- Iningham Old Bath, Matlock; Granby, H'arrowgate ; Elliston's library, Learmisgton; the Wlite Horse, Leeds * the Angel, Buxton; King'sArms, Liverpnol; Bettison't. librarv, Cheltenham, of Messrs. Williams, Brooks, Pewell, aiad Broderlie, Lincoln's-inn- ,Meser,- Amoty astd Coles,'Throgrmorton,street; Messrs.Cardale anoBramley, Bedford-row; at the Agetion'blart-; anti of Aesisrs. Robins, Covent- ,arden,.whero plana of all the estates, and a drawing of Sutton-hall, rray be seen, 'he valuYable and very extensive Freehold Etates of the lute Mar- quis of Ormonde, together with Mlines of Coal and Iren-stone, in Derbyshire, Staffordshire, and Warwickshire. - By Messrs. ROBINS, at the Angel Inn, in Cheaterfield, in the county of Derby, on Friday and Saturday, the 22d and 23d days of O-cto- ber (for the first sale) a at the Bell Inn, Derby, on Wednesday and 'I'iursday, the27th and 28th days of Octoloer (for the second); at thq Roebuck Tavern, Newcastle-under-Lyne, on Monday, Nov. I (for the third); at the Craven Armas, Coventry, oR Wed2 netiday, Nov. 3 (for the fourth); and at the Auction llart, Lon- don, on l'tltursday, Nov. 18 (for the fifth) ; by direction of the T'rustees for Sale of the English Estates of the late Marquis of Ormonde, under an Act of Parliaem&nrt, in various and suitable lots (For the First Sale.) valuable and higlhly itnprovable FREEHOLD T ES IATES of the late Mlarquis of Ornmonde, in the county of Derby, very desirably situate at Chesterfield, Newbold, Birrning. hamn, Brawipton, Walton, Ashover, Harrod, Alorewvood Moor, and Wheatcroft, and comprehending several excelient farrms, including altogether TWO THOUSAND FOUR IHUNDRED and FIFTFY ACRES of LAND, the land tax redeemed on the wrhole, and in the occupation of a respectable tenantry, at exceedingly low rents, which at Lady-day next will justify a considerable augmentation - there are valuable collieries and productive mineA in various parts of the estate, besides a share in the AManor of Ashover, with all the rights and privileges theseunto appertainitng, presenting altogether a very desirable opportunity for investment. (For the Second.) All the capital Freehold Farms and Estates, eligibly situatebe- tween Derby and M ansfield- comprehending THE CODNOR AND HEANOR ESTATES, in the county of Derby, in the occupation of most. respectable tenants, at low rents, and which at Lady-day next may be greatly increased. The oroperty comprehends altogether about ONE'THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND, distributea into useful farms, lying well together, with valuable col. lieries, advantageoublyjcircumgtanced. (For the Third.) A valuable Preehold Estate, m6st desirably situate about a mile from Stolectz?on-Trent, and 3 miles frong Newcastle-under-Lyne. lt consists of a respectable old' farmhousaev with suiteble buildings pleasantly situate, together with 194 acres of excellent land, divided into convenient entclosure,, in the occupation of~ John Limer, as tenant at will. Thui estaic abounds in fine coal. (For the Fourtb.i - Two excellent Freehold Farms, desirably situate at Coundon, About 2 miles from the city of Coventry comprehending 2 excellent farm houses, and all requisite farm buildingq, and 183es3r. 4p. of unusually rich meadow and pasture, and small part arable land, lying entirely in a ring fence, let at low rents, amounting to about 3601. a year, hut fromn the superior quality of the land, and the peculiar edvantages derivable from its contig.tity to Coventry, it may be estimated at 4001. a year. Also jperpetual rent charge of 71. 13s. 2d. per anntm., charged upon and issuing out of Sir Thomas White's charity estate, in Stoke Biggen and Spoonnnd, izi the cou nty of Warwick and city of Coventry, or one of them, payable half yearly by the Corporation of Coventry, as trustees for Sir Thomas White's charity. (For the Fifth.) A valuable and very compact Freehold Estate, consisting of Coton Park Farm, free of tithe. It is pleasantly situate, contiguous to the Chilcote estate, in the parish of Roleston, with a good farmhouse and requisite farmbuildings, and 21 la. 3r. l9p. of excellent land, in a ring fence, and divided into convenient inclosures. The farm has been long in the occupation of John Burton, a respectable tenant, at a low rent. The estimated value is 3301. a year, altogether forming a property of 4.038 acres, and presenting a very- desirable oppor. tunity for investment. The estates may be viewed by applying to the respective tenants. Printed particulars of each estate, with descriptive plans annexed, may be had 28 days prior to the sale (at Is. each) at the offlice of W. B. Tlromas,'esq. Chesterfiel; at the various places of sale ; the Angel, Alfreton ; 'ontine, Sheflield ; Royal Exchange coffeeroom, Al anchestcr; },len 2nd Chickens, Birmingham; Ehliston's library, Ltamington; Old Bath, Mlat- lock; Swan, Mansfield; White Horse, Leeds; Angel, Buxton; Rutland Arms, Baltewell ; Granby, Harrowgate : King's Arms, Liverpool ; Black's Head, Nottingh;am; Ktng'i Arzs8, Tam. worth; George, Litchfield ; Queen's Head, Ashby ; Angel, Atherston; at the office of MIessrs. Williamni, Brooks, Powell, and Broderip, Lincoln's-inn; Alessrs. Amory and Coles. Throginorton- etreet; Aessrs. Cardale and Bratnley, Bedford-row ; at the Mlart - and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden, where plans of all the estates may bc scen. Rare Marble Mlonuments, fine Plaster Bas Iteliets, tlousehold Furniture, and remaining Stock,ol'coi, &c. of a Sculptor, Hamp. stead-road.-By Messrs. ROBI NS, on the Premises, on Thurs- tlav Oct. 14, without reserve, under a distress for rent, S Iii finely Sculptuired Monuments, in statuary marble, with dove and black marble grounds and mouldings, 2 adapted for naval and military men deceased ; also gundry fine models, at No. 4, St. James's-place, Hampstead-road. The furniture con- sists of fotur-post, field and press bedsteads and bedding, ciimney and pier.glasses, chests of drawers, dressing stand5, tables, chairs and glasses, a horse-hair sofa, satin wood eard tables, sofa ditto, mahogany chairs, carpets kitchen utensils, and a few fixtures. May be viewed, and cataloigues had 3 days prior, and of Alessrs. Robins, Covent-garden. Very rare and el6gant Mlarble Chimney Pieces of pure statuarv, black snd gold, Birdill, and Italian veined Marble, Scagliola Pedestals, and Pier Tables.-.By Mlessrs. ROBINS, at their Rooms, Covent-garden, onr Saturday, Oct. 16, at 12, fVWENTY-SIX matchless Chimney Pieces, comprising -1 5 massive (very pure) etatuary richly sculptured tablets and blocks; 5 large plain and neat statuary ditto ; 2 witht massive Doric columns; 12 inch-shelves of Birdilla and veined marble for dining rooms; a beautitul black and gold ditto; another Birdilla; 8 large neat veined for dining rooms; and 4 smaller for cliambers. The whole warranted perfect, and ready to fix irimediatel y. May be viewed 3 days prior, and catalogues of the sizes had at the rooms. The Coton Psrk Farm, in the parish of Roleston, in the coanty of Derby, comprising a very'good. Farmhouse, and 282 Acres of ex- cellent Land in a ring fence, contiguous asmd,would form a deir- able appendage to the Chilcote Estate, Titrie F'ree, Land Tax 81. 17i. per annum.-By Mllesrs. ROBINS, at the Auctior, Miart, on Thursday. Nov. 18, by directionz of the Trustees for Sale of the English 3siates of the late Marqui -of Ormonde, under an Act of Parliament. Valuable and Yery compact Freehold Estate, consist- A ing of Coton Park Farm, free of tithe. It is pleasantly situate, contiguous to the Cbilcote Eitate. in theparish of Roleston, wztts'a good farnmhese and requisite farnabaildings, and 211a.3rSr9p. of excellent lend, in a ring fence, and divided into convenient in- closures. The farm3 has been long in the occuation of John Bur- ton, a respectable tenant, at a low rent. Thbe estimatedl value is THREEB HU NDRED ANDTl'lRTY P'OUNDS A YEAR. 'articulars, with pla,ns annexed, may be had of W. B. Thwonnas, esq. Chesterfield ; at tthe King's Armrs, Temwvorth ; George, Limb- field ; Queen's lturton: Ashbyg; AZthorseone * of Mbessrs. Williams, EBrooks, powell and Broderip, Lincoln's-inn;- of Messrs.-Amory sn&4Joles, ?hrogmnortonbstreet a rt the lUart; and of Mecsars. Robins, Covent-garden. Capital Preehold Landed Investmlent, tiants, of the annual value :of rrear XI ,00, togethser with. a Mtanor extendin,g-29 nmiles in. circurnfercnce, with quit rents, fines, and other rrtanorial rights, the elegant CotrageVills with Gardens and Oroussda, &c._Bs Messrs. .ROBLIN7S at t}se Auction Mtart, on Friday, Nov. 19, at 12 ajTALUBLE. FeeholdEstate, CQnistsing of an urtusu.. sICSffected ay the late uncertainty in agricultural produce. lt corns.- prehends altogether NINE HUNDRE:D and EIGIITY..lG;CHT.sACRESf LA4ND, situate within 3; nilles.of Andover, thc turnpike road froml thence to. Bath psassing through the estate. 'rn this romantic wood, and at a shettierove fromn the rorad, is a smahll but a delightful cotsrige-villa, environed by pleatware gardtiss arid grounds, with correspondent offices of every' description, and about-20aeres of pasture land; also the Dlaner which is exceedingly extensive, and probably the largeta in thc couintv, being l'WENi'V-NlNI -MI1Ji3S in CIRCUMFlR133CE, together with thed fines, quit testes, &c. Trhe estate aborunds with game, sand the situation and arlvan~get eonnected with' it reutler it an extreunely desirable investment. .''rhe woods confist chitfly of yasingea-k.: Particulars are preiparing, and rnay -be had 21 days prir9r to the sale, s,t thaSsar,Ando'ser; the White Hlart, Salisbury; teJseCrown, Bosingstoke g the Star anni (leerge, Southampton; the 0eOrge, Winchester; of Mlesses. flanrart aad Mfetalj', Lincoln'r- sUb; tihe Mlart; raid sif Mtssrs. Robints Cpvent-garden.. t:cellent Eturniture, P?ier Glasses aSqare Pisnoforte, old Port WineR, Chinn. Glass, and Eff'ects.- ..y Miessrs. RQBINS, at their Rooms, Piazza, Coventar4en, Tomorrow, at n2 XCELLENT Modern Furniture, a square Pianoforti EA with additional keys, large pier glasses, Lablie service of Nan o11 china l 5 dozen of old Port wine, and effects removed from Craveu-strect,' Including mahiogany 4-post bedsteads" and a Butlcer' patcec ditto witht cotton hangings, goose beds and bedding, mabo- ganv wardrobie-snd.ceett af drawers, dressing glosses atd stands, rotton French saindow' curtains, Grecian couch amd chairsi, mahogany, parlour chairs atid sofa,-card, library, and dinibig tables celleret sid6hordsj rasjsdels carpets, k-itchet titensils, and rnmeslhaneous articles. May be vihwed the day prior, and catilogues bed at the rooms., lshineson-ferrace, WVhite Vonduitefields...By mesrs. AA{14. TERS nd C. atGarsaway'st, on Wednesday, Oct. 13, at 12, IX substanitial brick built well timbered Carcasses, very CI eigily itese,near -the south enid of 18lington-tecrace, Per.. rlbls each houtsebeirg planned for 8 rooms, witb area, vaui.rl, and garden. tleld on lease for 20 years, at smaU ground-rents of Sl- each- My bevieed till the sale; p*icnlars at the Belvidere, Pensonvihle; King's Bead, Islmgton; of Mr. Olderahaw, soli_ cr,Lwer-street Isiisn t arTMwaY's; ead of Alc6ra.. tarleers and Co. Fleet.marheu. Two IJeasehold Residences, Cbremone.terrce, islineton. e g0 years, at very lew Ground Rents.-By Messes. WAR!rr;1U and Ba. at Gacrraway's, on Wednesday, Oct 1. at 12, it2 Loss, WlIVO substantial brick btilt and vell finished Dwcl JL ing-honses, very pleasantly situate, Nos. 24 and 25, Claremont. terrsee, Pentonville, frontinz the main road from the c itg tD dington, and contains eachb5.bedcharnbers, 2 dratllg rooms, 2 per- loars, hall, 2 kitchens, areas, large vaults, garden, and yard, one let to a very respectable tenant at 701. per annum, and immediate ass_ session of the other. Mlay be viewed; particulars tt the BcZvidere Pentonville; Kirag's Head. Islington, at Garraway's; and Oa Messrs. Wariters wid Co, Fleet-market. V,4lnble aid pgenn Sock-of Stattonery, Account B &;.; . By MVr. STEWA thsGet ROOM, 191 icily Taers. and following DAY, at 12, withou. reserve, ,Valuable and gengine Stock of Stationery, comprising A v1,000 rearnt o paaer, i superfine foolscap, post, and p Bath, post, and plain, cartridge, crown, printin, demy, tissue, blottng dery, blue ditto smallhand, &c. a r irety of account books in varous sizes, 4 roll' of 'writing parchment, pens, quills, wax and pencils, mahogany counter, glass cues, &c. Atay be viewed, and calogueg had. Freehold and LeaFehold Ground Rent, Middlesex and Sarrey.Z By JOHN LANG DUN, at Ga'rraway's TsIIS DAY, Oct. 7, at 12, by direction of the Proprietor, in D lots, OOMPRISINIG Yeatly Rents, amounting to 7S. per % Annum; a Leasehold g state, known as the White Hart Drury-lane, Freehold end Copyhold Ground Rents; and aLease. hold Dwelilng-house. Particulars may be had 3t GarraWays; and ef John Langdon, Broadway, near Ludgatehill, and Black- heath-hill. Carmarthenshire.-By JOiN LANGDON, at GS-"arraway' DAY, October 7, at 12, Valuable Annuity or Rent Charge of' 1201. per Anint, AJL for a term of 99 years, secured by six productive farms itt the*iunty of Carmarthen- Particulars mav be had at Garrayay's- also of Dir. Western. aolicitor, New Orroond.street, Bedferd-row - of Wm. Rogers, esq. solicitor, Carmarthen ;of William Dimes, eaq saliciter, Abergevilly, near Caomarthen , and of Jobn Langdon, Broadway, near Ludgate-kill, and Blackheath-hill. BFurnicutee, Wine, and a Cabinet Pianofortc.-Bv Mr. SMALL_ BONE, at his Rooms, 47, High-street, Bloomsabury, 1I doors east of Oxford-street, TIEIs DAY, OCt. 7, at 12, OMPRISING the usual Assortment of Beds, Bsd- s teade drawers, tables, chairs, sideboatd, 2 bookcases, pres& bedsteads, iookinggiasses, carpets, table and bed linen, curtains, knives and forks, crockery ware, a valuable cabinet pianoforte end about 48 dezen of mort and sherry wines, and numerous other effects. May be viewed and samples of the wine had on WedneE- day and mroraing of gale, and catalogues had at the Rooms. Quarterly Sale.-By Messrs. IALACHIN and DEBEN HAAJ, at their Atiction Rooms, 25, King-street, Covent-garden, T*rs DAY, Octobef 7, at 11I Valuable assemblage of misqellaneous Unrodeeme;I Property, reserved by act of parliament for quarterly sale, comprising several thousand volumes of books on law,.4ivinity, his. tory, topography, biographv, and the work4of Shakepeare, Drydee, Addiw'n, Walter SCOtt, Pope, Byron, &e., many of themi in ele- gent binbdings; fine old paintings and prints by the mdst celebrated artists. mn,ical,5 mathematical, anrgical, and oVtical instruments, fine old china, antique br,2nzes, cameos, A'*. rien cut glass, and a variety of other effcets. fihy be 'sieted, and catalokuem hasd at the cffics of Machin and Dehsenham, K:ing-street. Delishtful Freehold Cottage Residence, EnDetd,Mtdeteeex-ByW. LEIFCHILD, at the King's Head inn, Enfleld Town, on 111onday, October 18, at 4 in the afternotn. ikValuable and truly desirable Freehold Etstate, corn- A prising a genteel and comrnw4ious Residence in the cottage style, pleasantly situate near the River Bridge, in the preferable Part of Chase Side, Enfield, containing 5 sleepin rooms., with clodets, entrance hall and parlour neatly fitted up and papered, convenient kitchen, scull ery, and all other requisite domestic offices ; a smtln kitchen garden and pleasure ground inclosed partly by a lefty brick walIl with greenhouse, &c. The above desirable premises, which are in excellent -jepair and Adapled'for the immediate reception of a respect=ble faitily, are distant only- 10 reiles from London, to secd .from which coaches pass daily. May be viewed, and full descrip- tive particulars had a all the principal inns in the neighbourhood; at Gararaway's ; at the Secretzry's Office, Auction blart; and af W. Leifhild',surveyor, &e. Enfield, Mliddlesex. JoinerTs'-hallliffildings, and Greenwich-street, at the bottoat Brickhill-lane, Upper Thame..treet, near the Water-side and Dowvgate.-Extensive Plot of Freehold Ground, elizible fm Vutid- ing.-By MIr. FOSTER, at theAuction Itdart,on Friday, Oct.2:1, at 129 by order of the Ezecutors, A Valuable spacious Plot of Freehold Ground, situate A the corner ot Joiners'-hall-buildings and Greeawith-'ereet, Upper Thames-street, at the bottom of Brick-hill4.lane, which has recently in part been widened at the expense of the Corporation of the City of London near tc the Southwark-bridge and to the ulready cffected and intended improvements in that neighbourhood, and divided from the tiver Thames only by the wharfs and buildinge ott its banks, extending about 123 feet next Joiners'.hall-buildings, and 25 feet next Greenwich-street; together writh the remaining mate- rials of a large sugarhouse, in part taken down, a hoard, &c. sar be viewed, and particulars had at the AMart; and of Mr. Foster, 6, Anzel-court, Throgimorton.street, where-a plan mav be seen. Northumberland..-.By ? tH0N AS SNAI r1i-,i at th H outse of il r- Fletcher, the Turk's Head Inn, Newcastle upon Tyne, on Thurs. day, Oct. 28, at 12, LL that desirable and valuable Freehold Estate, called A Leminington, otherwise Lematon, in the narish of Edling- hanl, in the county of Northumberland, consisting of the capital messunge called Leiurmington Hall, and about 1,860 acres of land, conveniently divided into farms. together with a water coromill, and now in the several occupations of John Allen xrilkie, esq. and Atemrs. Thompson, Applebv, Turnbull. Smiih, and others; toge- ther with the corn tithes arising therefrom * held by lease under the Dean and Chapter oh Durham, which has been ver; lately renewed. This estrte pays a modus in lieu of hay tithe. Also all that desirable Freehold Estate called Low Learchild, in the said parish of Edline- ham, ardjoining the above, containuing 199 acres or thereabouts, and now in the occupatior of Mfr. John Pallister. This estate also pays a mnodes in lieu of hay tithe. There is a seatn of coal and a slate quarry of very superior qualityin Lemmington, upon which estate a considerable quantity of healthy and improving timber is now grow. ing, and which along with the young wood and the wood upon Laer. child must be taken by the purchaser at a valuation. A part of the purchase money may remnain in the hands of the purchaser on secu- rity of the premises. Thes eestates, containing in the whole upwards of 2,060 acres, and abounding with game, form together a most desirable property, and are distant about 4 mniles from the market town of Alnwick, and 10 from the port of Alemouth. Mr.Wilkie will permit the mansion house, garden, pleasure grounds., and lands l now in his occuvation to be riewed, on application to him. The tenants will xhowi their respective farms; aad iMr. John Thompson, af Lersaingtsn.branch, srill show the woods aad plantations. Further information and printed particulars may be had on appli- cation to MIr. H. Brmmell, Alorpeth ; Messrs. Stephenson and Bateman, solicitors, Southampton-buildings, lIondon; or John Fryer, e6q. Newcastle upon Tyne, where a plan of the estates WY be seen. Adelphi, Strand.-Splendid Furniture, set Of Magnificent Card, Sofa, Loo, and Console Tables, in roseword, with Cabinets, 12 solid Clhairs, rith Cushions, 2 lnghanm Couches, and a set Of Chintz Drawing-roomn Curtains, with bullion fringe, all in 8P;' large French polished winged aradrobe, Damssk Table and Bed Linen, French Chim7ney Ornaments, &c. the genu-'ne Pro<, erty, by order of the Propriesor, without reserveSi3v Messes, Osborne's VS and Co. on the Premises, 21, Jogh!.street, oppasitt Osborne's Hotel, Teis DAY, Oct. 7, act 12 OMPRISING lofty Mahogany 4-post Bedsteads, widt J chiatz and rnoreen hanging 'nith goose and down bedding complete, French canopy, tent, and other bedateads, with suitable bedding, set of moreen parlour curtains for a windows, 12 Spanish mahogany chairs, covered in leatber, v4,I7able pedestal slab side- board, carved back and barrel front, set of extending telescope patent dining tables, fine brillient chimney glasses, large Turkey and Brussels carpets, library and Woburn chairs covered in leath suit of rosewood tableo, recretary bookeare, large library ta,1,y4& chests of drawers, hasil stand,, tables and chairs to match, Frebed dinner lamp, pole fire screens, bronzes, quantity of rich cut gla1ss bagatelle boards. &c, and a variety of articles too numerous to par- ticularize. Mlay be viewed; caStalogues had on the premises; and of the g uotloneers, 27, Surrey-street, Straud. At the liondon Commercial SaleRooms, Slincing-lane,THsi DAr, October 7, at 12, FRHE following Goods, viz. -1,o0olbs. of Havaninah e Segas, of superior aualitr, lying at Darther and Co-'s, 35, Olid Broad-.streee, wthere the bullk can be seen oror so sale. To be pat up in convenient lots, Sam ples will fie atibe broker's cunting' house till the morning of siloe, where orders may be had for inspec- tion, and catalogues of ALEXAND13k GRANT, 3, George-atreet, Tower-hill, SwornmBroler 4t the Broker's Warehouses, Alderegate-strcet, on ThuTsday thO 14th and Friday the 1th inst. at 11 for 12 precisely, Ffthaut re- serve, by order oF the Assiginees, largi and genuine Stock in T de (in -nrim e lii onditon) of essrs. Robert and George Wise,-Of Xood- street an3d Leeds, tanufcturers and merchants, bankrupts, coet lsitting of 650 Pieces Sballogna, Moreens, 8. Pieces Fancy and Tartan and Callimancocs S Stuffs 400 .-CheckWedFiguredstuf 80 .- Cdaraation aadstriped andT Plaids Plaids IGO Bmbbaata and Bom- 5d Ladiee' Cloths basins 60-50 - S4etiDS,S3rcnct , end 159 _ Cassinets, Toilinets, Lutestriags Printed Quiltngs, 1 - Cloakings and Vklcnciaa I 160 Cloaks WVith sundrv Norwieh Crapes, Italian Nets, Crapc Scarfs, &e. To be viewea frem Monday the 11th to the time of sale, from 9 o'clock until 5, at the B rokerr's Warehouses, XJdersga&et-ete t% at which time catalogues may be had of THOMIAS FELLOWS, Sworn Brolker. Prompt two monthe. SALES BY AUCTION.