Sales By Auction.
The Times, 1824-06-08T00:00:00

[Furniture, Farming Stock, and Effects, Upton, Essex,terprt of Henry DtndaLIe. esq. renmoved.-By M.r. HOGGAWR, oni the Pre- mlises, Upton, near Stratferd, Es-ex, on Wedacesday, June 16, at Ii1, 7ff'HE rernainina Househiold Fulirniture, comprising four- -.. post and press 'bedsteads, 2 nmalogany bookcases, diniing, card, andl Pembroke tables, double and sinigle cbests of drawers. Birussels and Kiddermlilster carpeting, sofas and chairs, chanmber furnilture, chinia and glass, Sarcophagus, and other Stoves, tendcrs, brewving utenisils, kitchen articles, a marquee, cieincuber frames. handliglhts, &c.; together with the capital live and dead farminig stock, cons istn of a fine mtihel cow, a fat calf, fineheifers. a donkey foal, 4 ..WI' Pigs, a young peacock, aind various domestic poultry, a pony elhaise atid harness, a market tart, garden tequlsites. a quantity of hewn elm timber. Ge. May beviewed on Tuesday previous to the sale, and caitalogues had an the preomises; at tho Swan Inn, Stratford; anid of Mlr. 1-lggart, 62, Old Hioad.strcet, Royal Excliange. N.H. At the same time will bec sold the desirable Leaise of the Premises. S_ure an nsx-aia reod esidence, Farmn and Estate. Cotage and Mlead(ow,tewolih free and land tax redeemied, 2 filubs I rons East Grinstead, a beauitiful and roinaiitle country.-By Mr. .&IOGGA liT, at the Mart, on Friday, Jiily 16, at 12, In lots. ~~ILDERWVICK.HOUSE, Lady-cross, antl Upper WNilderwick Farms, delightfully situate in the parish of Ling- field, about . mile, from the Bllac Anchior tainpike, on the East Grin-i stead road, throuigh Lingfield; comiprising a substantial wet bu-Ilt Mansion, Suitable for the residence of a gentleman, plac~ed upona handsome padeock of park-like appearance, orniamented with timiber, and containing I , the whtole about 330 aceres of rich pasture, meadow, arabic, and w;ood land, plenitifully stocked wvith aill sorts of gamne, iit a good neigh-bour-hood, and within leach of three packisof hounids. The estate is bouinded oni one side by the turnpike road, with twvo farm hiouses, capacioius barns, stabling, cattle lodges, and numnerous out- bmildings, productive orchard an~ garden, canal or la'ke wvell stocked With fish, together. withi anexcellenit kitchen garden, hwins,and flower gardens. Thewvoods form a boundary to the other part of the estate, which are inter'sected by rides and wvalks; the property may be justly esteemned either for, occupation or Investment. Miay be viewed, anid lpi'atieulars had!20 days previouis to the sale at the Grayhouild, Croydon; the nine Auichuranid the Dorset Arnis, East Grinstead: the Crown, Westerhiam; tl.e CGeorge, Edinbridge;, of Mlessrs. Nettleship and Biieknell, solicitors, Grocers'-hlal, Poultry; at tue Mart; and of Mlr. Hoggart, 62. Old Broad-screet. Royal Exchainge. Croy,,n Surey-Dcirale reeoldDwelling-hous,e, Yard, and Gar- dten, in the heart uf the town.-By Mlessrs. BLAKE, at tile King's Arms I inn, Croydon. oni Saturday, June 12, at 3 punctually. AConvenient Dwelling-lsouse, princeipally bri'ck built, w.Nihichi has uvithiin the last 3 mionths undergone a complete re- pair; containing e aittics, 3 chamnbers (one writh a cheerful bow wvin. dow looking to th~e'strect) about 16 by 13, an entrance passage, and 2 parlours; in thie basement, a kitchen, wvashhousc, pantry, and 2 cel- lars ; a hack enitranice leading hint ayard about 30 feet by 20 feet, and amioderaze sized garden. Thiepeculiar cheerfulnie;ssof this .Situattion, as wvell as the respectable neighibourhood by wivich it is surrounded, reniders this estate alike eligible for private occupation or trade, parti- cularly a lighit genteel business. MAay be viewed tiD the Sale, and Par- ticulars had at the Auction-mart, London ; or of Messrs. Blake. Croydon. ictres and Antiqlue Sculptmre, at Battlesden Park, near Wohburn, Bedfordslilre.-By Mr. CHRISTIE, on thie Premises, THIS DAY, Junie 5. and following day, at 12 precisely, by order of the Sheriff of the counDty Of ncedford, VHE Principal Part of tlievaluable Collection of Italian, IL French, Flemish, Dutch, and English Pictures, as also the very celebrated antique miarble has-relief, representing the Death of Patrocluis, broiight froin the Portzt del-ls Persiecuzione aLt Ephesits, and engraved hI the V1oyages de Totirnefort, mosaic pavement, and I other antique ditto,.fouindIn the bathsof Nero, thieproperty of 'Sir Gre-ory Osborne Page Tuirner, Datrt, at Blattlesden Park, near WVoburn, hged. fordshire. Amiong thepictures are the Death of the Virgin, by Giotto, very cuirious; St. Jerome and the Angel, biy Guldo, uif gallery size, Laisdscapes by Both and De H-eusch; a sea Port by Backhinysen ; a Church Piece, De Lormec; Agar and the Angel, by Borgbem; the Defeat of the Spanish Armada, by Louitherbourg; several costly 11e5W Picture frames for gallery pictures, and a palr of foldi-, ak doors aind door case, wvith corinthian columns and capitals A-Wycrvd May be viewed 3 days preceding (Sunday excepted), whben catalogues maybe had at the ofrice of the Untder Sheriff; Newport Pagnel; at the chiief inns at Bedford Woburn, Leighton, Dunstable, and St. Aiban's; amd ofNMr. Christie. king-street, St.James's-square. Asseblae ofmodrnFlate Jewvellery, GuTns, PFistolsIHrwae &C.-Iy M.J OE at the Auction 'Mart, To-morrow anud on Thursday, Jue lad1, atI12, V ~H E extesie nt valuiable Stock of a Silversmith aind TH lardwareman, comprising elegant slIver and plated goods, In epergoes, tea anid coffee eqiuipages, waiters. doHe gold Seals, chains, brooches, diamond and fanicy rings, finie double and single barrel guns, Pistols, hand~ome paer tentrays, a large quantity of caitlery, plated dessert knivesanid forks, &c. Mlay beveiewedon Tuesday and morning of sale, and cataloguiesbhad atthe rulart; and of the auctioneer, Charchi% court, Old Jelvry.7 Fiv Hudre Doen f fne ld ort Shrry Maeira, and tCape Wlne.-B Mr J.ROSE, at the Auctionx Mart, on Thursday, June p~ IV Hunded Dozen iof superior old Port, Sherry, tj2 adera,andCape 'vines, the stock of Mfr. T. Smith, of No. 1 0, Cruche.frars Inlots Suited to the trade an,i private famiilies. Ca- talgue ma behadof the auctioneer, Cburelilcourt, old Jewry; and ampls tiste atthe cellars. June 11, at12 AN Assortmenit of priime Saxon Iy Superfine Cloths, it. 1 blacks, blues, and mnedic a, a fewv Seconds, Vorks,hire broails and Plains, single and nmilled .erseymeres, &v. May be viewed on Thursiday and momjng of sale, and catalogues hadatthe Mart;- and of the auctioneer, ('hurch.court, Old Jewry. FreeoldHous, Grde, an Orbard atHealey-heath. Surrey.- Peremptorily by Mlessrs. DRIVER, at the Red Lion, Dorking, oni TIhur1sday, June 17, at 2, uniless an acceptable offer should be pre- vionsly made by private contract, Ver (esraleFreehold Hunting Box, Oand tax lIrdeve,) eligibly situate in the neighbourhood of 4packs of hiounds, on Headley-hseath, in the county of Surrey, about B miles trom Leatherhead, 4 from Epsom, DorkingI, and Reigate, and only 20 iniles from Louidoll, cornprising ageniteel ditelllng-house, contain- ing 4 good bedroomns and a large loft under the roof, 3 parIours, 2 kitchens, wvashhouse, svlne:ceinar, Ge. 2-stall stable and coaebbouzse, front court, with a good garden and orehard wcell stoicked, containing in the whole above one acre, together with a valuable right of cum- mion., To be viewed on apiplicatioit to Georjge Reed, en the pl~emises, whbere lirilited specifications miaY he bad; also at the Red Lion, Dorking: WVhite Hart, Reigate; Grayhound, Sutton-, at the MTartt and of Messrs. Driver, surveyor's and land agents, 13. New Bridge- stlecet, Biackrirars. Two erpeual dvowuns,Kenr-B essr. DI~VER, at tfhe Auc- tion Mat nFidaI!yt.June 18, at 12 In 1 lot, HEPeTt ons of the 'IXvo valuable Rec- T torc~ . fiste n FIn.ted. In tbe county of Kent. They are contiguous parishes, coinmanding extensiye rich sceeiery, and pro3jpectssurrounded by a most excellent ntlghbourhood, and consi- deredl as being 1,1 one of the l,eathlest and most eligible spots In the county. The churches are sitilate wvithin -2 rmes of each other, and oii one of the rectories Is a edaivenient and comfortable globe house. The distanice from London is45miles, and froi Sittlngbourne about 3miles. The comnputed value of both -re-torlies is6001.prnnm and one ot the Present Incumibents la in his 79th year, and the other in Ihis 71st year. Pr-inted specifications mnay be had at the Star, Ox- ford;Ho, Camnbridge; Rose, Slttinghourner, Bull, Rochester; Ship, Dover ; Libraries, Bath-and Cheltenham; at the Atictlon. mnart; and of Mlessrs. Driver, surveyors and land agents, 13, New liridge-anrect, Rlackfriard. Ei~~viisin,Essx..fi ALRE IAY at the Wte Hart In,~ Withan, onTuceay, tune 29, at 3, by order of George Holnie Sumnr, aq. he ropri.etor, ~ sH 'f efyvalable Estate, callea the Mfoat Farm, ii l~ he arih aldnear the town of Witham, ins the county of Essx, ontinIg 17 acresof very Superior arablc and rich pasture land inthehigeststate of cuilti'vation, with a wlell situated resi- aence n eust ambidns tCipn-il erWta noSa teocptr o i.Bese,sq.Tepoet ilh and plans,tob hadbyg the 1woth inst attle valuabectio-mrtF, Lorndon` _____ ~~~Nani Palace, at Venice. STjILEY ery espetful apprises the Vi'r- LY I BITT t SAE athisRoos, 21,Old Bond-street, SIX very msagnsificent CARVINGS In WOOD, by the celebrated Brusteloni, re- Presenting scriptural subjects; and a tr;tily valuable-SELECTION of PICTURE S, including the Raising of Lazarus, by Plerinb del Vaga; Titian and luis Mistress, by Titaian; a Saint In a. Landscape, by Gfior- gione; a Lueretia, by G,lulieo Romnano; a Subject, by Lionardo da VInc,Jiti his first mianner; a Sebastian, by Guido. a line Portraitt,t,y llronzino, and other examrples of I talian masters of high class, which Wvithi the carvings %vere brought from the Nan! Palace, at Venice; also capitalspecimnens of tie Flemnish and Dutch school4, particularly a JewsRab n,n by Rembrandt; and Landscapes, by RuyslIael and Hobbema; thegenuiue Dropertyof adistinguished ConnoIsseur. -May be viewed twvo days preceding anid catalogues had. limtto.gaden...Lesehld esdetce nd reises, at the very low- rentof 41. per nsn.-.Household Furniture, a few lots of WVool- lenrapry,Livryand Youths' Clothes. and other Effects.-Byly r. DOUL, o th PrmIss, 9, atton-garuen, en Friday, June 11, P'~~HE enune HuseoldFurniture and Effects, corn- piigbdtads and bedding, mahogany dining, card, and peboketabls, ceretaire anid bookcase, sideboard, and chests of drawrs,mahoanyand other chairs, dressing a5ands and tables, stoes,feners ad fire-Ilrons, a coiivex mirror, looking-gliasses, ciiid~s ot,roeknghrse china, glass, aiod earthenwiare, a wrough t iron safe, mahogany desfr, stools, and siests of book.sbelves. Zso, a- few lots of wooliendrapery, livery and youths' clothes, and other efl'eelts At theeietmwllbsod the valuable Lease of the de. sieabeResienceand Pemiss, hed atthe very low ientor 40. Per annu. Thprenisesmay evieed 4days, and the furnitu~re anid effets ne dy pecedng he ah; srfenlarstend catatlogues had on1 thepreise; o Mssr. JmesandThmas Willey. accountants 17, ~ueiamha.~s~ dd hi an 8, Bsighal.u~et;and ofhyir Ilertfordshsire, on the borders of Middlesex.-The highly distinguished auldmuch admiredSeat,caUedPORTitR'sLODGE,contajningnegarly 600 Acres of Laind.-By Mr. FORREST, at Garraway's, on Tuesday, June 29, at 12, In 1-1ot, .by.orde~rof the Trustees, AC apit4iaTid very valuable'Freehold Estate, 'situatedl in L..the Parishes of Sheniley, Ridge, anud Aldenham, a -dleightful barn of te couitY.of HertCord, ahout 3 miles from Blarnet aud St. ALbae_'s. adonly 16 from Lotidon, late the residesice and property of Lueht, ear,deeased; c9mprising the manor of WVild, othersvise Weald. it the qult rents, royalties3, anid appurtenances, anid an tlegidit and sPacious Mansion, calledl Porter's Lodge, with offices of every descriptioR, suitable for thte accommodation of a family of the firstillstincRon, very extenisive gardenis wvith a variety of forcing houses, und.a beautitful park of highly divhersified grounds. containiing 323 ucres of gra%3 lauid; ornamented wvith stately oak and other timber trees, 2 entrance lodges, oile fromi Shenly-hill and the otlier on the Radlet road; togetlher vith an eligible farm,eRailed theWeald.,divided Into conveniont iuclosures, Wvith an excellent farrahouse, proper agricultutr,Abuildings,.and susidry cottages. Thematnsion is ofhaud- sorme elevation, erected on the sutmmit of a beautiful and ivell sheltered eminence, !onimaneAng extensive andpictttrescue veiewsof the suirrouniding riench ointry, anid contains an entrance ball, noble eatting reorm 30 feet by 20, a superb drawving roomi 38 feet by 26, a library 34 feet by 20, a bteakfatst or morning room,. lady's boudoir, gentlemnan's. dressing roomn, 11 principal bed chansbers, several water closets, and suitable apartments for servants. The whole formning one of the mnost elegant and comnplete seats In the- vicinity of the me- tropois. Print6d p)articulars are preparing, anid wvill be ready on the Ist of June; after that time thec premises miay be veiewed by tickets, wvhich miay thiei i.e had of Mlessra. Farrers, Atkinison, andL Parkiins,n, LIn l7-nnfed;and of MIr. Forrest, 87, Alderssgate- Leasehold House, Glafton-street, Fitzroy-square, wvithimmnediate pos- gession.-By Sir, FORREST, att Garr-away's. on Tuesdey, June 29, at 12, by order of thle Exeeutors of Wiillians Skinnier, ears, deceased, A N excellenit and miodgrn-built Dwelling-house, of L., handsome elevation, ard genteelly fitted up, No. 3, situate in Graftoni-street, Fittroy-square; containingo 2 andsornedrawing roomis, coiininmnicatinlg by folding doors, dinini-g and breakfatst parlours, sillit- ailec bed chamibers, and convenient domestic offices, fit for the accomi- modation ofarespectablefamily; held forl30 years, ata small ground rent of only 101. psrinnurn. To beviess'cd14 daLys precedingthe sale, by ttckets only, which rith printed particulars may be had of M%r. For- rest, 87, Aldcrsgate-street. MeiTddle e.ARsdne ih3 ceof Grass Laud, tithec free.-Ey Mr. FORREST, att Garrawvay's, oni Tuesday, Juice 29, at 12, Alost dlesirable Estate, .Atuate at Hamipton, a short Al distance fromi the River Thames, and only 13 mniles fronm Hyde- park-corner, the property of the Hionourable Lady Ednaornatone, com- prising anl excellent residence wvith offices of every description, and replete with convenieiene, aLnd suitable for a large establishmient; Fawnf and Pleasure ground niarg&ned by a canal, a large productivd kitchen gardent wivls an extensive South wall and the adjoljning pad- docks of rich grass land, lying in a park-like form, and pleasingly timbred an conatnngatogetlier about 53 acres, wvith a gardeneirs house, a grapery, and farmiing buildings, &ce. The residence is in comiplete repair, elegantly fitted up, arid ready for the nimmediate re- .ception of a famiiy oif the first respeetability. The premises con- tartsl an entrance hail, a noble and lofty eating r-oom 34 feet by 22. a handsomne drawing room 24 feet by 18, library, gentleman's room,. 6 principaland 10 other chamlbers for chiildren und servalits, a boudoir, dressinig s-oorns, nursery, water closets, &e, To be viewved hb' tickets only, wichie writh printed particulars nssy be hiad of 'Mr. s'trattord Robin6on, solicitor, Jermnyn-strect; also of Mr. Knighit. Kingston; and o,f IMr. Forrest, 87. Aldersgate-streec. Invetmen of oney ?863s. d. aisinig front Freeliold Estates at Msrzate.-By Mtr. FORREST, at Gat-raway's. oni Tuesday, June 29, ait 12, III I lot, bY order of the Executtors of Willians SkEinner, esq. deceasRed, GfiROUND and othier Renits, aTmoUntinig to 861.32s. Gd. per annum1 issuing out of the Royal siotel asid Assembly Rooms and sundry HoOsd3, III Cecil-square and Quecen-street, Margate, being 3 uindivIded 110th parts or slhares if; the aforesaid premises. The pur' chaser wrill be entitled to freeadibissions to the balls and other amuse- mnents at the rooms. Printed particulars may be hiad of Mr. hiowe, at the Hotel, Margate; of M%essrs. Rtouse and Co. printers. Canter- bury at Garraway's;, and of Mr.Forrest, 87,Aldersgate-street,London. KenL-A Small Freehold Farns.-By Mfr. FORREST, at Garrawvay's, onm Tuiesday, Junie 20. at 12, In ISlot, LkSmall compact Freehold Farm, situate ihi tile parisli I of Mard en, In Kent, so front of the turnpike road, leading froml ffaidstone to Cranbrook, about 7 mites fromn each towvn, I front Stile- bridge, ndS 3frnns Staplehurst; containing 53 acres of fertile mea- dow 'and arabic land, writh at farmhbouse anjd outbuildings, late In the octispation of air. Burr;, tiat nowr in htand. To be viewred 21 daYs preceding the sale by appIlyng to Mr. Lord, on the premilses; ales, Mr. Hall, printer, Mtaldstonie; George, Craurbrook. Crown~, Itochester; Rose aTid Crowvn, Tonbridge; Saracenl's Head, Ashford; of Messrs. flray atnd WVarren, solicitors, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury ; at Garrawsay's; and of Mfr. F3rrcst. 87, Alder-agate-street, London. 3edfrdsjre.llaor,Residence, anid TgFrms g containing 1,640 Acres of Land, TIthe free, and Lanid Ta edeend.-Biy Slr. FOlt REST, at Garraway's, on WVednesday, July 21, at 12, in I lot, A Valuable anid extensive Freehiold Estate, situlate at iFL Tenipsford, In Bedf,irdshitre, on the Great N'sorth road, and fii the adjoining parishes Of TIloxtol, Sandy, Everton, Tetw-orth, and Ganilingay, on thoe border of-the countles of Huntingdon and Cant- bridge,6 miles froim the market towvn of BIglglosevaue. 3 from St. Neot's, 4 froni Potion, 9 from Bedford, and .51 front London, comn- prising The MANOR of TEMPSFORD, abounding wvith gernie, which has beeni carefully preserved for many Years, a modern built Mansion-house, Of handsome elevation, called TEMPSFORD HALL, erected on a gentle eminence. In the centre of a rich and beautiful Paddock- or smatll park-, belted wvith a n.irnety of fine growving tinsiber, wIVth Wvalled gardens, lasvn, and pleasure ground, and 7 farms ad- joinng,withfarhoueS and proper builidings for husbandry, con- taiingIn he r-hle1.640 ac-res of meadow,~ pas"ture, and arabic lan ionoedby henavigable river ouse, ins,'i.i is avaluable right of ishryl al tihefree excePt a very, small part; a publichouse, a water cornmill, a grtleman's residenice on. a rmall scale, and several cotage inthevilag. Te etat isetto tenants at will, at rents amoin;irg o 2084. pr anum exlusve f te pantations in li5lnd. To evlwed28 ayspreedig te sle ,y pplingatthelVheatsheaf, Temafod, s'lenpritedparicuar usy b thn ad; also at the Cock Eaon;Cros Kes, t. Not'; San, edfrd;Swa, Hitchin; hun Ilgglawae; row, -iutlndon ofMr.Hodon prInter, Cantriur; a Garaways; nd o MrForret 87 le-gt-treet, Rxeelent urniure.Chlina, and Cat Ilass Books, and niumerous Effcts-B Mr SUIIBBand SON, at theirsGreat Room,Saville-row, on Tursay nxt,the loth irist. and 2 following days, at 12, "~ H excllet and modern Household Furniiture, corn- IL p-brig wigedlibrary and other bookcases, pedestal sideboard, pie ard efntey lases, a 24-Inch convex niirror, 4-post, field, and othr bdsead, lagequantityof seeasoned bedding, capital maho- stey cbint wrkn wardrobes, cheats of drawers, and other cham- ber frnitre, raing room suits ini cotton and mnoreen, couches and hais, sfa,car. aRid library tables, rosewood consoles, a chair bd, porter's haibcair, sets of mnahogany dining tables, chair-s,kiteben articles, rich cut glass, chinla, prints framed arid glazed, a smiall col- lectIon of books, neatly bound, and a great variety of other effects;, the greater Fpart newv within a short time, and removed from a gentle- Ian.', residence in thecountry. To be viewed 2days precedlng,wbl:en catalogues mnay be had. Tavitoc.sqnre.ereniptorij b rdro the Executors of the bite J5Ot~e son. teslb .SQIBadSO'N, at Garra- Ira ,- 0, 5-llratoe andntzi,at ThE elgant, ubstantial, and very comnplete Leasehold - ReIdene, 2., Tavlstock-square, hield for an unexpired term 73 yarsat aroud rent of 421. per annunr, exonerated fromn land tax.Thepremsescontain a neat paved entratnce ball, large break- fas palou, saciuseating room, 2 noble drawving roonis of excel- len priroelo, 6bedchambers, dressing roomns, anid water closet, with ~nveiersewellarranged offices In the basement. Mlay be riew-ed betwe enthhos of 1 and .5; and particulars had on the pro- mises; at the placeo sale; aird of Mr. Squibb and Son, Saville-rowv. Sidot,Dvn-lepant Freehold Re-sidence, writh beautiful plea- sure rourd an ProuctieGaren.- y M. SQUIBB and SON, at Garrways, n Tesday ue~,a 2 7W'HE elihtfl ecldedrusicResidence, known as tt,Woolane Cttae,arranged for the accomnmodation of a family of istncton,andforerl ocuped by the late Lord GwydIr, plea- sanly itute t ashot dstacefrom the towvn of Sidmouth.. so justy clebrtedforthe salubrity, of its air and the high respectability of he ompny esotin toit; containing on the upper floor 7 best bed hamersand resingrooms; Di onbe ground floor a suit of 4 SPacidus apa?tments hc open to the pleasure grorerid, having on the northi side a c vrdtrae wralk 180 ieet In lenigth,. communi- catin witha ca ital aled garden clothed wvith fine fruit trees Thed7oesie ffiesare numeroius andi well arranged, and the pro- miss ae mstmpy supplied with excellentwsater. May be viewed til th sae, nd artculars hiad there; also~ at the York Hotel, Sid-, mout; te Lodonand Crogden's Hotels, Exeter; at the place of sale an ofMr.Squbb and. Son, Saville-row, The aluble eashol Proert, ad a Freehold House, b,elonging to thelteSr FnWik Bumer corprslng'the Crown asod Anchor Tat- ver, i th Stand si lines inNorfolk-street, and twvo In Arrin- delstret,proucig anetrenal f ear 1,0001. per annunt.-BylMr. SQUIB andSON, t Garaways, o Tuesdlay, June 22, at 12, by orero the Exectr,i es IX substantial Houses in ofl-street, Strand, hield Lj for 27 years, leased to most respectable tenanits, and producing a net rental of 3811. _ar anu.Two houses in Arundcl-street, held for a like term, and producing a net rental of 11 81. lo$. per annuml. Thosie inaslexten%ive aiidvaluabtlepremilses, longliuown asthe Crown and Anichor'Tavern, In the Stralsd, wvith the Ironic It Arunadel-street, adjoining, held for tho same term, and producing a net rental 6f 3951. perRanuoa.- A tenement in Angel-couirt, producing 81.sr. per.annum, and a freehold house in Castle-street, Holborn.P rioted particulars aregpeparing, and way be had 10 days preceding the WIc of Mesars Fladgace. Young, and Jackson, solicitors, Essex-street; at the Crown aEnd Anchor; at Garraway's; and of Mlr. Squibb and Son, Saville-rowv. Very compact Freehold Estate, Charterhouse-lane, fin the perish of' St. Sepulehre.-By Mr. BYGRAVE, at the 1Start, on Monday thie 14th of June, at 12, ,~Valuable Freehold Estate, situated in Charterhouse- Alane and Red Lion-court, leading to the sqtsare from St. John's- Stret, n th paish f S. Seulcre, ompIsng 4 substantial brick buit huse, N,. , 010 an II infrot o Carterhouse-lane, with the remies ttacdd hereo, nd 8brik built houses at the back, foringthewhoe o Re Lia-cutt 4of which have gooGd Yr.rds behid, oen, lry,andprivte, ot hmgtny thorougfr;as smal arpntr' yad;thewhlebeig ( he annualvleo 71 at.Michaelmias, 1827 ataground rent. The premrisesmybvi'd by leave of the tenats 10 days prevlous,and priuasbd yapy Ing t's Messrs. Gren Pem berton, and Caly aibr~qae Thomas Denton,eq Ashford Lodge, nea tie;M.Bgae Clement's-inn, Lno; and at the Mart. TheTurf.-Dowvn Flil, usear Epsom Dowtss,Surrcy.-Byr.NIirB` GRAVE at the Mart, on Mofnday, Jutne 14. at 12, unless preViously-disposes of by private contract "',HB very *alua6fe Freehold and( Copyliold Estate, T. alled Down Hall; In the parish of Epsom, in the county of SuIrrey. delightfully situate, within half a mile of the Raee-course; comprising a newly erected and substantial brick, built mansion. c'.n- taRinng an entrance hall, dninng,drawingK,brcslirkst, and housekeeper's rooms; 9 bedrooms, excellenit domestic offices of every description Attatched, and suipplied iii alU parts,wicbi good wa.ter, and is now'in the occupation of the Earl of oxford. TZhe detached buildings consist of very superior stabllng for 24 hors~Er,tbrick and slated, wvith good granlary arilnlofts over, fitted up iii the, most complete style, well sup. plied' with excellent water hr pipes tinder grouznd, and now* in the occupatIon of a celebrated sportingeharacter of tlieturfr. Also coach andochaise houses, brewihouse, 0owhouse, dog kensieli7, piggery, goad wailed gardens, and upwards of 36 acres of excellent nmeadoss-, Pas- ture, and ar-able land. TIhe arable laudL Is in the occupation of Mir. WVatson as tenan at will. The above prpetyIs paLrticularly deslt- abfle fdr any nobleman or gentl6man fotnd of the field, being within a shot dstndeof evralpacs tifstg and fox hounds. Further partculas ma hehad n aplicaion to essrs. Green. Pemberton, andCtavle, Sllsur.sqarej Toma Denton, esq. Asbford Lodge, nea Stins; ndMr y-r-se, an agntandsuveyr,Clement's- inn Lodo, o wom teket my b. ad frveigtesame and a pan f he stae een prtiulas ay lsobehadatthe Mart; anda th prncial nnsat EsomReiatoCro.do,K1hgston,Staincs, Valuable Tithes, Islicvorth and Tsvickenbam, Middlesex.-sy Air. BYGRAVE, at the Mart, souse time In the month of June or JulY, unless previously disposed of by Prlivate Contract, 7f'H E very valuable Great 'ithes, extending over nearly jI the whole of thelands In the parishes of Isle-worth and Tswicken- hamn, wvhich arc partleularly, destrable for their contiguity to the me- tropoils; they as-irefrons the followving crops, viz. 211 sorts of corn or gram, tares ct-recn SIfsold, turnlips whensowcn upon fallowNs, or after any ropwhih oa no beorepald tithe, and peas arid beans planted in the fields, or In thegardens vwhether allowed to stand for corn, or gatheredgreen forthre table. 'Further particulars may be had by applying to essrs. Francis -and Urquiart, Monument-yard; or Mr. BYgrave, land agentand surveyor, C%emeut`s-hnmLondon- Law Books, Plate, China, Furniture. and Effects of the late John Cooper, esq.-By Mr. WILSON, at No. 13, Fitzroy-street, To-mor- row,S at l1l HTILE Household Furniture, including a general assort- ment of good cabinet and upholstery work, 400 oZ. Of modern ate, a dessert service of richly cut glass. 3 pairofrich old chbi ajars acapitaldoublebarrel-gun by -.antton,wshlch has never beenused,and a library of choice bonks in clegant bilndings, aniongst Which are a perfect copy of the Gentleman's Magazine, Blomefield's Norfolk, a collection of voyages asid travels, and the followving valuable lawv boeks:-East's Reports,- Barns-ell and Alderson's. Barnwell and Cress- well's Manic and Selweyn's, Term Reports, Runnington's Statutes; Tomlln's Statutes, Dictionary. Scton's Practice, and other standard wvorks. To be viessed on Tuesday recedlng, vhen catalogues mnaY lbe hsd on the premises; and of Mr. Vlrson, Queen-street, Lincoln's- snn-fields. CopYhold Villa, laUxp&tcad.-Pdremptor1lv by PALXON and SON, at the Mart, on Tuesday, June 13, at 12I b order of the Executors, unliess an acceptable offer Is previously made by private contract, Rural Copyhold Villa, with pleasure and kitchen A gatdens, lanri, and.shrubberies tastefully displayed, and ien- dos,' land adjoining, most desirabsly situate, at West-end, Hampstead, distAnt only 3 miles from Oxford-street. and a pleasant remove fromt Hasmpsstead. The liouse contains 10 bed chambers, spaclous dining roons, drawving room, breakfast parlonr, library, and numerous lttached and detache.l ofslees, ca,pital coaChhouse anid stabling, barns, ehe4r, yards, :c. 'VIse whole asrrauged for the comfortable accorn- odation Qif a most respectable samtlly. Stay be viewed by tiekets ImW,J bevisier the hours of 11 and 3; partiularson the Pn-emises; Of lessrs. Lavie, Oliverion and Denby, solicitors, Frederlek-place, Old lowtry; at the Narts- au of Paxor a nd, So, ", Grest Russell-street, Q1oQmSb,bUY aiid. ,.t?ed, SurreY.-.Eigant Villa Recsidence, called Chestnut-grvev, on thleverge Of the Tbames. between Rtichinond and Kingston, with offices, Coaehhouses, Stabling, walled Gardens, Pleascre Grounds, anld 4 Paddocwk-sof Maadow.Landt the v.whole ablout 16 Acres.,By '%IN- KSTANLtEY andSONS, at the Mart,-TIItS DAY, Juine d, at 1S,- A Valuable and most dlesirable Estate, consisting- of the [IJL' elegant and commodlousVilla Itesidence ofT. B.M. l3askerville, esq. called Chestinut Grove Pleasantly situate on the verge of' the Thames, contigutous to t'he excellent market and post towvn of Kiunston. adjoinlng the road leading thence to Richnmond, containing anple ceconimodation for a family of the firstTespeetability, In the most perfect order, having recentlyhlad a considerable -mm expended Inl add-itions, repairs, and decorations; and early possession nisay be had, including noble lofty diiniig and drawing rooms. morning parlour. library, nine bed chamibers, principal anid secondary stair- cases, domeistic ofrices of every description, and excellenit cellars. The pleassure grounds arcentirely sereened itrom public observation, taistefully disposed, ornanmented bv a profusion of choice and rare shbru,s and evergreens, withi shaded walks, beautiful lawni, avenue of chestnut trees, and lodge entrance. The kitchen garden Is encom- passed wvith a l1ofty wvall, most abundantly stocked writh fruit trees9, of asuperior qualUtv, and in the hsighest state of perteetiont; handsome greenihouse, withi young fruilting vines in full bearing, rustic rooum ad- joining, &c. The detached tibesesomprise abrewh,ouse, with men's rooums over,. 2 conachiouses, currilelhouse, stabling for 6 horses, coWr- htouse, gardenier's room, &c. Thie land is divided Into 4 paddockia of 'very rich meadow,. and principally adjoins the house. The whlole Most advailtageonsly, supplied wtith spring and soft Water. TO be Iviewved, 21 days preceding tlie'sale, by cards Only, which with descriP- tive particulars mnay be had, of Maessrs.. Francis ad Ulrquhart, solici- itors, Mionueniit-yard; and of Wiinstauiley and Sons, Paternoster- row: particul-irs also attlie Griffin, Kingston; the Castle and Talbot, Rnchmo;id; she Rted Lion, Putney;- and at the Mart. Tooting. Surrev.-Valuable Freehold ksat,cossting ofarset able Family 'Residence, C.,achhouse, Stabling, Gardens, Cottaze. anid Paddock, containing up wards of 3 acres.-By WINSTANLEY and SONS, at the%lart, Ti-IS DAY, June 8,atI12, Valuable and Very desirable Freeholdl Estate, consist-, A ing of a respectable residence, called the Whllite-house, plea-, santly situatte, at a conivenient remove from the road, at Toot-, flog, in the counity 6f Suri ey, about 7 miles' from the Bridges: con- tainiing every accommodationl for a genteel family, wvith coaclhbouse,] stales brn,cotag, podctie grdn, ndpaddock-; the wvhole conainng beu 3acrs ad 3 prchs, n tneoccupation of Thol'h as Holes se. o las, wic exirs a Mchalms,1820. To he viewd 1 das peceingthe ale bewee th hors f 11 and 3, ~by permssiu oftheten,nt,withticetson~' whic with printed partculrs my b the ha of esss. weet Stokes ad Carr, soli- citos. asighai-sree; ad o Wistanley and S ons, Paternos terrow prtiulas lsoat heBuc'sHead, Mlitcham; the Mitre andI th 2Veatsheaf, T,oting; te Wie Lion, Streatharm; anidat theMat Policy in the Equitable AssuraneceOffice for ?500.-ly WiNSTANLETZ and SONS. at thehMart, THIS DA%Y,June5, at 12, 1j"olicy for Five Hundred Pounds, effected in 1811, on th ieof a gentleman niow In the 52d Year of his age, subject to an aniual payment of 161. 118. Printed particulars may be had at theMaRrt:. and of'Whistanley anid Sons. Patern,;oter-r-mw. Leasehxold for (50 years, producing .20 guineaspranu .n WIP:STANLEY and SONS, at the Mart, THIS DA~', June 8, at 12, by order of the Executor-s of Captain Giles deceased, AIN eligible Leasehold Estate, collsisting of a DwVelling- AbL ouse, containing 2 rooms on each floor, wvith g-arden aLnd wtashlonuse, situated 26, on the sv-est side of Thornhauigh-street. Bedford-square:- held for a term of nearly 60 years, at a ground renit ,,f .51. 8s., and in the occupation of Mlr. 'tintoin, on lease, of whichi 3 years are unexp1red, at a low rent of ?0 gcuineas per ainnum. To be viewed by permis%ion of the tenant; printed particulars, may be had of Mr. Woodhouse, solicitor, King'fs iench-walk, Temple; at the StIart: and of Vinstanley andgSons. Paternos,ter-row. Yalual,le Estates, WVeybridge, Surrey, overlooking Oatlands-park.- ByAMr.IDANIEL, SNIlTH. at the Mart, on Tuesday,June 29,ut 12, lbv order of thte Proprietor, In II jots,I UNDRYValuale alid Iprovable Estates, situate in the illae ofWeyridg, a eauIfu part of Surrey, only 3'nilles fromCheracyail Waton,9 fom Kngson,and 20 from Lonidoni; conistng f agetee Cotag Rsidnce wih tablinlg, coachhouse, and leasre goun; a est nd cmfotabe Deln-Ouse, with garen,&c. sverl vry ubtanialandnet Cttaes,wih gardens: and rih ad IvalubleoldIncosues0 ofMao ad nlear the above and the churh,part let on lease, and patrt in hand; of the annual valute of abu 2401. aIr. Ilubb, schoolmiaster, of 'Weybridge, will. show the estates, of whlom particuilars maty be hiad; also ait the inns at Walton and KCingston; of Messrs. Clark and Grazebrook, soli- citors. Chertsey; at the Mlart; and of Daniel Smith and Son, survey- ors and land agents, Bishopsgate-churchytird, Londoni, and Winidsor. Hasacs.-CIpit-al Famnily ReMidence, wvith sulperior Stabling anid most excellent Offices, surrounded by 100 acres of Park-iike Meadow, Arable, andI Coppice Lauid, desirably situate, upon the skirtie of a. shel tered and picturesque Village, only 1 mile north of the great Soutthamptoni and Exeter road, and 33minles fromn London, ussr s,everal faLmous packs of hounds.-iiy Mtr. DANIEL SMINTH, at the Mart, on Tuesday. Jutne 29, at 12, wvith possession,. -XJATELY-HOUSE andi Estate, comprising a very sub- -P_stantial, h4andsome, and commodiou,4 mansion, containiing iseve- ral comifortable bedroomis and dressing rooms, and aniple dormitories for serVants; a handsorme lhall; miodern lofry drawving noon,, 31 feet by-20; eating room, 28 feet byl19; library, 96feetbyl16; gentleman's room, and tmot excellent and complete offices of every descriptions caipital kstablinge for 12 horses, douible coachhouse, foirm buildings, extensive %valled garden, pleasure gr.unds, bath eiid greenhouse, ornanmental sheets of wrater, and a beauitiful lawvn, opening to a parlc- lIke encelosure of about 37 acres, (part of the 100 acre,; surrounding the mansion.) through wvhich is tIne carriage approach, studded with fine thiivsing thimber trees and plantations, and divided by a sunk fencee from an open picturesqute commion, aslbrding ans appearance of very extensIve grounds, bounsded by1 a grand range of wvooded hills. Thie estate is chilefly copyhold of inheritancee, exonerated of land tax, and partly free of tithes, possessing also the great local advantages of a chiurch near, disic springs of %vater, capital roads, and an excellent neigbourood.only3 mies fom Hrtfodbrdge, 4 fromi tine Mtili- tar Colee,6fro Iokigha, nd 2 fomFareham and Reading. The etate ay beviewe onlywith tickt, wvhich wvith particulars may e hd o Daiel mit an So, -surveyors and lauid agents, Bnsopsatechuchlrd,Lonon,andWidsor. Particularsmaay also be hd o ~V Maepece, sq.solcitr, erle-street, Llincoln's-Inn; aud Glas an Chna.To rivte amiiesand Others.-The gesnuine an~ extenisive Stock in TraLde of Gluss and. China, Chanideliers, Lustres, ai;d Chimnner Ornamenta-By Mr. J. M. CLARK, at his spacions Room., 23. Holles-street, Cavendish-squ-are, THIS DAY, .ltinc 5, at 11, wvithout the leasit reservation, by order of the Executors of Mr. James Adamson deceased, removed for thle convenience of sale. B~'~E Stock consiprises a full assortinent of cut an(I plain Tglass of every aeseription, deeanlsrs, wvine glasses, goblets, wreter earafts asid tuniblers, brilliant chandeliers and chimney- Iiistres, complete ironstonie table services, and blue ditto of the most modern patternss, china, tea and coffee services of the most superb patterns and wvorkmanshtip; alIso French china v-ases, Ca- binet cups and stanids, chimney ornaments In sets, richly finishied, and a small quantity of stained glass. To be veiewed one day _re- ceding the sale, wvhen cataloguies may be had at air. Clark's omcc, 23. Holles-street, Cavendish-sqluare. valuable Assortment of Pawvnbrokers' lUnredeemned Property.-By Mlr. S'MALLSONE, at his Rooms, 47. High-street, Bloomusbury, THIS DAY,June S. at 1 1 for 12 precisely, C ONSISTING of 4.00 lots of Gold, Silver, aliid Mletal Waitches and Chronometers, plate and platedigoods, diamonds, pearls, anid jewvellery of ev-ery description, guns and pistols, datmas'k table and bed linen, beds and bedding, superfine cloths and kersey- mete.! in wvhole pieces and in lengths, sui table for single garments. rich s lks, satins, lace, &c. ladieb' and gentlemen's new an second hand wearing apparel, rich %ilk shawls, lace veils, silk- handkerchiefs, household furniiture, Brussels anid other carpets,and hearth rugs, and avarietyofmitscellaneous effects. a~laybeleviewel, and catalogues had at the r6ooms. Percy-street, Rathbone-placee-Exieillentland mnodern Houseliold Fur- midture, China, Glass, Plated Articles, Pictures, Cedar Cabinet, &c. by, order of the Proprietor leaving London.-lay a,Jr. NIXoN,' on the Prenlses, on Thursday, June 10, and followving day, at 12, 14E genuine Householdl Furniture, pier andI chimney T lnss Busl n Vnta apets, 4-flost and tert bedsteads andfuritue, apial oos fethe bcs, horje hair and wvool mnat- treses,malogaiy vrdnbes,chets f drawvers, disiniig, card, and pemboketabes,a cdar oodcabnet bak lined wvith plate lasI dinnr sevice, gass,chin, patedartilesaqntitv of coals-tce L'uogus bd o th prmiss; nd f r. Nixon, 123, Great Portland street Leaseholld C'ottage Residences, wvith Snubli-ng. Brixton Hiil-iy i. SOUTHEY. at Garrawvay's, on Wednesday, June 16, at 12, b order of the Truistees for the benefit of the Cr-editors, in 5 lots, '1VIVE spaciouis brick built Cottages, neatly finished, !2 delightfully situate, in Streatham-placee. on the sumnmit of Brnix- ton Frill; each containing 4 good bedehamnbers, parlour. dining anid drawii,ngrooms, kitchieni,chatisehouse, stabling, large garden and fore- cotirt, havingiugroundlplot of 190 feet by 30 feet; in thesevcral occu- PationS of Messrs.. Varnbam, Clhild, Simnionds, Baker, and Watmore, Rzrents.amountingto2lOl. par aunnm. Tobeheld for long terms at lowr ground rents. 'Maybe viewed by leave of the tenanrs, and parti- culatrs had at the Cfown and Sceptre, Brixtoin Hill; of Mtessrs. Drews and Sonis, solicitors, lernmondsey ; at GarcawVay's; and of Mr.Southey, Tooley-street. Valuable Books, Antiques, Camneo'~, luta-lios, anld a costly 2-wvinged Mahogany Boolmase.-By Mr. STEWVARk'. at his Great Room, 191, PfecaNilly, THIS DAY, and 4followingdas's,at 12, VTALUA!B gand scarceeBooks :-Boiimc1ie1dIs Norfolk, 'vos;Bigland's Glocestershire; Barbour's Classics, 28 vols.; COtman'S Architectural Antiquities of Normandy. 2 s'ols.; Curtis's Flora, 2 vols.-, Dugdale's Mlonasticoss, by Ellis, &c.: Dlbdin's Milio- mania~; Edmondsona's Heraldry, 2 vols.; l?roissart's Chronicles, by Johnes, 4 vols.; Grose's Antiquities, 10 vols.; Mketastasio Opere, I. p. 12 volt.; M~cart Ceremuonies iteligicuses, 7 vols.; alusco Pio Clemen- tinio, 7 vols.; Lyson,s Mlagna Britannia, 6 vols.; Whittaker's York- shire; a splendid collection of books of prIntst, classies, facetiss, &c. in superb nindinsniue,cmo,and intagIlos; an elegant and costly bookcase, also a elseffonler. MAay be viewed, and catalogues Great Dover-street, near St. George's-church, Southwvark.-By Mr. COOPER, attGarraway's.on Thursday,June 17,at 12, RoyHouse, consisting of twvo convenienrt Dwellingrs, wtrattctive corner shop,.in ths aboveeligIbIseand improving situation, writh lighit wvarehousuas adjoining, at the back (wvith separate entrancefrom Cole's-place), stable, and carthouse; the whole judi- cioslyrraged an wel aaptd fr ay bsinss reqirng room and utliltyositution hedfor56 jsrs.at aroun ret of 211. per nnum an posesson my b ad t SichalsnA. ay be vieed y rck-ta das piorto he ale bewee th horsof 10 and 1, ad paticlarshadon te pemiss; t Garawy~s:at r. Shef- fied's GeatPrsCot-tret; ndof . . Copr, 2,Blackman. Entire Navigation of the River Avon, extending, from Stratford on Avon to ehilboroiugh of Evesbam.-BV Air. PEYTON, ad -the Royal Hotel. Birnmtngham. oni Thursday. 3une 10, at 12 In one or more lots, as may be determined on, by order of the Assignees under a Conmnsslonl of Banki~rupt PIP41E entire Navigation of the river Avon from the ILrosen of S(ratford upon Avon, In the county of Warwick to the boouh anveisa, in the county of WVorcester, with all the rights jjand piriileges as originally granted bY the Crown to the Right lion. LordWinsor Ths prpery pesestaan opportunity q. capitalists ten vey sldm o cus. ritedpariclars maybe obwned 10odays preediig tne alef Mssr. temn ad Jones, Lincolo's-inn; Mlessrs. Vtzrd nd ioet,iciolns-iusfied;ofMn. Alexander,Carey-street; A nuist Valuable Buslness.-By Mr. LAYTON COOKE, at the Auction Mart, on Thtursda-y, Julie 10, at 12 for 1 exactly, unless ani aiicept- abie offer be pre'viously made by, private, contract, subject to sutch conditions as shall be produced at the timne of sale, VHEenitire Initerest and Goodwill in that extensive Tai.ad long established Business of a Commion Carrier, now and for mny yearspast carried'on bylMr.CLruttwell,.between Brisfol,1Bathe anid Lodn houhNwuy by fly waggons daily, sald esteemea onieof the most valuiable coneernisin thewestbf England, 'The pur- chaser is to take, ad a fair valuatOli,n tine freenold satd leaselmole Onxet- ling-houses, stables, lofts, and appurtenances occupied in the business, as situate in Bath and Bristol; alsolaU the live and dead stoek, and to enter on the concern on the 25th day of June. The horses and wag- gons mnay be seen In their daily progress or in rotation, on the pre- mises, at Bath; or the White Swan, ltolbornl-bridge, London. For further particulars, or to treat by private contract, apply to 'Mr. Cruttwell, at Bath; or Mr. Laytoni Cooke, 69; Great Ru6sell-street, Bloomsbury-square, London. Danzyn's HallEstate, Raynham, Essex.-,, fine Freehold rarin of 203 Acres, vith excellent Farnmhouse and Buildings, and 20 Acres ofirich Grazing tarsh.-By R. PEABE, at the Mart, on Feiday, June 11, at 12, by order of the proprletor, without reserve, in-2 lots, AValuable and highly inmportant F'reehold 1roperty, called Damyeas Hall Manor Farm, consisting of -a capital brick- builtfamilyhorse, containinmonthe upperstory 31arge-attics; on the first floor,4 principal cbamters,and 3 sleeplngroonis for servants; osi the ground door, a large dining room, 2 parlotirs, kitelen, pantry, d2irv :scullery. and brewboase; on the basement, cellars for wbie and,leer. Imnmedistel contiguous to the house isa new. brick-built nag and catt horse stable and loft over,an excellent garden and orchard planted with a varietyof choice espalier and other fruit trees, farm yard, 2 large barns,.canffhouse, grailary, cowhouse for 20 cowrs, calf pens, cart lodges. butlock sheds,oultrl houses, piggeries, and ever- requisite outbunldlligs, a wvarm eddering yard and a eds, and several enclosures of superior productive meadow, pasture,arable, and (snmal art) we)d land, containing 203a. 2r. lp. s5tuate in the parish of aynhiam, a rich and fertile zarte of the co nty of Essex, li miies, fronm Romford 9 fron Grays, a short distancefrom the-river Thames,nud only 14 froni London, lying very compact in a ring fence, stocked Wvith inn abundance of,game; the land adjoining several preserves; fox hounds are kept In the vicinity. The neighbourhood is respect. able and social, anid the farm, which is surrounded by good roads, having been maniy years in the possession of the.proprletor, is in the highest state ofcaltldlation. Also two freehold marshes of rich grazing, land, containing 20 acres, tythe.free, situate near tie village of Rayn- ham. To be viewved 10 days prevlous, by applying to C. Freeman, bailiff, ad Damyn s-haUl farm, of whom particulars, with a pLan of the estate anmnexed, may be had; *particulars also may ha had at thle Bell, Ra ynham, wthere a mail wilti attelld to showv the march land;* at tlle ;ing's Arms, Grays; White Hart. Isomford; BlackBoy,Cbelmsford alsoDattIe'lart. of r.R YaUop, solicitor, 4, Suffolkstreet, Pall- main; anLdo R., Pae.e auctilone.ra,1darlC-tlaEe a~ uWaltbaIlabbey, Shipping Brewvery, on the Talamss.-Dy Mr. SHUTThPWORT)H, the Auction3lart, To-morrowv, J un. at;12, F'r HE Lease of a respectable Shiipping Vrewery, a-y ~ Alibeer, etRgbllsed in th vcinitroftbh Poolr, f#w`Po)rterjl,;t snillber, ogthirwIth -th'ValilabIe Plant, jit eal apparatus, Pintl allllproprlteaeeomodaton fors etilslvratrade, c0untfnrwhouj .9, stoecelar,dryhose,stale,eooerge,econvenient 'Wha, riuT-. houss, nd n exellnt amil Rehlece. contafiluigS.licdcbaal,mlr~. dinig an draingroom, brakiatrom, and erery, necessncy eorpa- venlnee.The remies ae hed onleae for a term of 54 years r,ftne'; plre.atlowcnt. Mabe iewe, ad prtiulars had So da-4 ne. ?rceaold Building Ground, ne,arMiie-.enid.-ByM%r.SHiUTTL1';-W-oWi- at theMIart,T'o2-mnorrowv,June 9, at 12, ' 4Valuable Fs-elholdI Estatte, exorierated-frointhe Liind~ 73.tax, coniprli~s g37 lots;of ground, abounding wiith briek c,rth- aind admirably situlttefor bulldinig,'o:i the border of the road leadn,- from Bethnal-green to Old-Ford. and forming a-line bf-en o ica. between the Mile-cnid-road and Hackney,n.neighbourhood rapildy 1,- creasing in population and respectability. Mbay. be .vlewed,7 anld patr-' ticularrs had 10 days previous to tbesale, atthe '1'hrdii Colts,Odpe adjohiuiig the premises: the Merm-aid, Hackney:wa, Strdt,;,rd the Globe, Mlile-end Iof3Tessrq.'AWIld, Re4!s, and Paok oiio College-bill;, at the Mart:- and of'Mr. Shuttlevrorth 7 olr. TuIsc.hIl-Iroat,i, rixton.-By M.% SH4UTTLEWVORTH attceti Mtart, To-morrowv, June 9, at 12, in five lots,borrotth Trustees, AValuable Leasehold Estate, co mprising Five nlewly-i.: ALL erected Brick Dwvelling-houises, wiJth extensive, Garden Grouind, forming together a uniformn appearance, the centre- being detacliea,. and the remaninder In pairs. commnandfni a desirable s1tuationa, In Tulse-hill-TOad. lirixton, with afrontageof 1600feet by adepth of244 feet. The centre houise Is spaciouis andL convenient, and a(ffpted tar r. numerous family; the reimainder are uniform In elevation and plan, and atre adapted"or families of a moderate size. TIhe garnden appro.. priated to each is ofJargedfimensions, portions ofiswhich tI presr ed may be built upon wvith coiisideral-le advanta-ge Wivthout encroach-, log unipleasantly upon the present erections. The estate 1i lheld undei' lands zo e sof 99 years fromi 1802,ut ground rents. May be! viewed, adparticulars had. 10 days previous to the sale, c.f Mr. Ware, Soli- citor, olboTorni-court, Gray's-inin; at the Ma.rt; and of rShtl. wrh27, Poultry. M.Sute Sml reenold Estate, Cattle-gate-, Emleld.-By Mz. SIiUTLg WVORTH, at tbe MTart, To s'norrc.w, Jiune 9. at 12. 2Freeliold Estate, tithe free, alnd exonerated froln the land tax, eompris3ing about S acres of land, at Present occupie Bs aL nursery grouaid, with a brck-k tenement erected thereon. plea. sandlY situate on the border of the road leading fromi Cattle-gcate, En. fleld, tto Potter's-Dar, about 12 milles fromn the towvn or Enfield anid 12 from London, at present ois lease to; Thoma.% Boswell, for a termn of, wvhich ye.-ars ul-enexpired,tat,netrentof 27l.perauioum. Maybe viewed, and particulars had I 0 days previous to the sale at the Enfield;, Pt the Mat:w't and of M.r. Shuttleworth. 27. Ponln-r, malFreehold ~Farm. lahnd-tax redeemned. liea M iditie Keat -By Mr.SHUTTLEWORTFI. at theArtTo-erw ta8a 2 ~~ESTF1ELD SOLE FARM,i h aiho ol wYconsisting of 48 acres fpsueadarbeia,wt faninbouse anid outbuildings, inftheasoccupation of Mr.Grre,a a rent of 5ol. per annium. May be vi1ewed, and furthe urin lars had ot Mlr. Buirn, soelctor, 27. Kingr-street, Chleapsid;a h M'art; and or Mr. Shuttlewo,rth. 28. Poultry. Revesioary nteests Poicie ofInsrance. ~Thea1tre and ~C.na Shsrs.-erio,ca SamBy r. SUTTEIWORTIS, at thelMart HE Asolte Rverion o Oe-third Share of ,4. L l0.-Ne 4pe Cens., ife 4. APolicy for the Principal Sun, of .001. ffetedwit th ~Vstu5nter Life Insurance Office in 1801 Te NewShaes n th Thmesand Severn Canal Teny 5001.in te Thetee oyal rurylane.Partcu"a S Y be had at Reversilonary Litfe inerst ad Contingn Itrsti h PrlnclplL By MIr.SHUTTLEWOTH at the Mart T-oroJue 9,at]P, rlJpHE Divilend on ?5,000 4 prCn.Aniis o J _& per Cent. Stc,fraddurin h ieo aGn-iru In is ifetie, uedhi chldrn ie unmarried and wvithotIse ParIcuarsmaybe adat the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttlerrorth, 27,, Leasehold Esta ta,pulfields..UyliMr. S5SUT T HEWIS'I,o Mon1da-y June21.by oderof the Commissioniers siamed in a Cormalsslov of Bakrupty awrded and issued against Mfarkc Grahana, A-Leashold Etale, comnprisiiig '25 Dwvelling-hiouses andI Li remises, situated No. 4, Petticoat-lane, Nos. 1, 2,3, 4. 5, 6.7, 8,9, and 10, Newv-court, otherwise Bramble-court, Nos. 891.0 and 17, Wentworth-street,andNMos. 1,2, and 3, in Colbnrg-court,other. wise Bell-lane, all in the parish of Chrlstchurch. Spitaltlelds, hte thte couantY of Middlesex, in the occupation of wveekly, tenants, at rents amiouniting to per antnum 4271. 2s. The estate Is hield onles ra termi of wvhich 20 years wvere uniexpired at Lady-day. I54 Ujc to a rent of per annumn 1501.; net rent27.2.As olyo insutrance upon the same Premises, efce ihteCuts ie Ofiei 84, for the sam of 2.5661. a evee,adPr ticuLars had 76 days previous to the saleoMrLig.slct, hr lotte-row,near thie Alansrion.hoouse;andnfo rSnteot,7piir M1ineralogy anid Couchology.-Bly Mr GEREIMS ;hsSaiu Roomns, Lelcester-street, Leicester-square, Tmorrow, ue9, at 12 ~ Collection f curious subjects Of Mlineralog an Coir_- chlg,culsting of agreat variety ofecrystallized, calcarcous, finr 0 baytlal,silceous,: and other earths, aTheous oYe of metal; and emi-etal; anassortment of beautifut sliells, &c.; the whlole Incldingmanyrareand interestini; specimens; together wvithl 5 large- nest of aussot rawers or cabinets wvith glazed sliding covers, aapted fr shells or minierals, a large mahogany show cable, A-c. May lbe viewed, and catalogues had at the rooms. Freehold Houses, Whi-teeros4s-serrct.-y M1r. TOPLIS, at thie Mr,on, Friday, Juime 25, at 12, in S lots, AValuable and compact Freehold Estate, situate int I Whitecross-street, conisisting of 3 hotuses, being Nos. 81, 82, and 83.on the east aide of Whiiteeros-s-street. a large dweiling-houseat thL back, workshops. A-c. with spacious yard inelosed wvith folding gates, anid 8smaller houses alt adjoining and occupying an extensive plot of' ground, producinga net incom e of 2261. 2s. per anunm. 'day be veiewed by leaveo'f the tenants. and particulars ith a plan of the estate hatd of M. Plle, soicior,14, Great Car er-lane, Doetors'-coanioas:L Messrs. Laver and Vickery, Essex-street, Strand; at the Mart;- and of Mr. Toplis, 22. St. Paul's churchyard. Frehod Goud ent ad Etaea-By JOHN BROtILEb, at-the Mart, on Wednesday, June 10, at 12, A Neligible Freehold Investment of 781. 10s. per an ii. 17kI anuply secured and arising out of spacious premises situate fit the High-street at Braintree, Essex, on lease to Mr. WVi.iett, w.hole&sale atnd retail grocer and liniendraper. A='oud rent of'401. per annumn. for 49 years and a half', secured on S oss, Cannion-street-road and Normn'splae, t. eere'sEas; 6houes,Nos 2 o 7 iMargaret- Sudhuy; Whte Hat ins, liaintre, lrentwood, and omfod a raca'sHea. Celmfor: Srea Eale ngatestone: Nars Head, Hackey-oid;Angl an Crwn, ppoite Whitechapel church: at; the art andof he actineer 17 Comercial-road, St.Gcorge'sgahst_ Britonhil, Srry.- enulne Househiold Furniture, -Goos,e ~Feather Beds, finlePaintings. Cabinet Paianoforte, and 20 Do,-.of fine old Port Wlnie.-Bly Mlr. GILES, on the Premises, opposite the Old Farm-. house, Brixton-hill, To-morrow, June 9, at I2, A LL the genuinie Househol-d Fturniture and othier i- iL Effects: comprising 4-post, tent, and other bedsteids and furni- tores, goose feather beds, hair and wool miattres-ses, anid be'dinsg, ina- hogany wvardrobe chests of drawers, excellent set of patent dining; tables, fine painatings, uuedestal sideboard, hsndsome nloreen winadowv curtains, mahlogany Trafalgar chairs, rosewooid aLnd other tables. China, glass, and cuilinaLry requisites. may be viewed: catalogues on the preises; Crown and Sceptre, BirLxtoml-lall; and of -,Ur. Gllts, luear- the Potffice, Vauxball. Genuine Pl'ousehold Furniture. Billiard Table, Fianoforte, 12 largve Go-ose Feather Beds, and Beddling, the prperty of Lookyaer Sbarp,. erq. removed from Grove-p e-yMr.G GARDErt, at the Auctionz -Rooms, Kirig.;treet, Hanmnersinith, To-morrow, June 9, at 11, 0.11OPRISING several large and good BrUssels Carpets, dining and drawing roonm chairs, mahogany tables, bookcases. single and double chests of drawvers, bedsteads aild fornitures, linen. horse hair mattresses, several large looking-glasses, an S-day chclc, prints, culinripy articles, and a vatrietv of effects. To be viewed, and: catalogues haul at the Coach and Hiorses, Strand; printing-office, BreiitFordl and of Edwvard Gardner, aippraiser, A-c. at the Auction. Rooms. Kinig-street, Ilammersmith. Biooks and Books of 7rints.-B)y Mr. KAY. at the Auction-nlart,THIS D ,Jne 8.and oloigdy tIprecisely, A Valuable ad costly Lirr,friga Valuable As-. seinbaiceof Baik-sand Bok fPit.NtrlHistory, Botany, Antk~iitcs~Clasics Bi~ phy, and Miscellaneous Literature, among LeBran Gallery, 3 vols.:. Encyclopalmla, BritannIca, 20 vol-; Crozat Gallery, 2 vols. folio:; Picart's Religious Ceremonies4,12vos. English Poets, 54 vole. ; Stafford Gallery, 4vo,ls.; Boydell's Shakspeae -9 vole. folio; Bryant's Dictionary of YPainters,, illustrated with numerous sp,scimens, 21 vols.:; Hog-arth's Works, a vols. folio: Scott's Works, 35 vole. Svo: Britton's F~ine Arts, folio; Andrew's Botanist's Rejpository. 6 vols. &c, with various others, TO, he viewved; catalogues at the place of-sale. Leaseholds, Bermondisey, Surrey.-15y J. EVERSFiEI.D, at the Three, Compasses, Salisbury-street, Bermondsey, oni Monday, June 14. at 12, by order of the Executors, in the following lots. Lot 1. A LL that old established Publichouse, called the FL Salisbury Arus, situate in Salisbury-street, ii; the parish of St. Mtary.Magdalden, Bermondsey. fIi the ocecupation of Benjanmin Thompson. Lot 2, A Messusge adjoining lot 1, in the occupattion 'f John Green. Lot 3. A Messuage adjolinin5lot 2, tin the occupaLtiOn- of James Steadnuan. Lot 4, A Mdessuage adjoining lot 3. In thie ore;:- patin ofWm.Cole, All the above premises are leasehold. Thle first lothasbee apubIiehoose nearlY 40 years, anod being very near the rIv&1 s well situate for busiqness. Mlay be viewed,aend particulars batI of Mr. Adikins, 21, Jamaica-row, Bermnondsey, sMr. Mionk-house, soli- citor, 3, Craven-street, Strand: Mfr. Frederic'k Fowvell.i solicitor, iiopton, near HiarUng, Suiffolk;- and of the Auctioneer, 17, Coal Ex-- change, or 3; Little Smith-streat, WVestminster. Genteel Hrousehold Furnitutre, Grand Pianoforte, Plate Sld lte Goods, Linen, China, Glass, Pictures, a Gold Watch and Regeater. Select Library of Books, about 40dozen ofTe-.criffe Wlne,nd other Effects.-fly mr. J. SMIITH at his New Roomns, 39, Lidgate-hili, ont rhursday, June10. at11, 6Y rdlerof the Assignees of Mr.H. Austhi, mnerchauit, a ba:lkrupt, ALL his genteel -Hougeholtl Furniture, library of books, FLa fine toned grand pliranforte -by- CleMenti aud Co. anid other effects, removed from his-residence; also about 40 dozen of Teneriffas wvine,a sale not being allowved onthelpremnises; comprilsigcleliiibede and eddig, hndsme 4-p3ost bedsteads and hangings, patent M9.11o- ganydiliug tble,pemboke Jttowarrobe, secretarj', bocse- peater, paen,a platrey. aed od,a Fe urpictures,-tByn uteissrs, andRI and CLARX,-on the Prarise-, on Thursday, June 1 0, Fand foloowing day, as 12, -- - r HE greliuine Household Furniture, consistillg Of 4.-post aLnud itent bedsteads, withi furnitures, mattresses, fesiher beds. blankets. A-c. miahogany ceaets of drawvers, tables, dressilig stands aridt glasses, drawing roomechintz wivndow curtaiiis and draperies, large Ktidderminster carPet, japannred elbow- chairs, sofas, chaise-loiage. ma.hogaily cewk% anid sofs tables, grand piasiofOrte, &c- dinting reonit mahogaoY.chairs, dLining tatbles, sideboard, Brussels car,pet, starlet moreeni wlIndo%VmurtaIns, lsge flofr cloth to haB, . f-iy clock, Briie- selsS`6t,alrpeat,&e.;. the-usual furniture of kitcen.r) housekeePer's roompangy.&c.dinnr srvie o WIgewrood ware, A-c. and varitis effets,theproert ofa gntlmanquiting hiis resIdence, 9-, Rich- moi4.Ssei. t o'loc-te ssuday te Leaseofa goOd sVjranfila iloue, s aove,conainng 4goo aticsand closets. 4 Vhatlj-,r5ln closeOn th aesn flor, arge rawig room and25uitedl5 on the firs dor, ntrace all dinng oomlibrary, and wvater closet, kitcen, ouse-eepz'Srom, antr, sulry cellars, ofBeces, garden. A-c,:heldn leaeatfmodeatcr&t, fr~& er,from NII urisoifer next. May be viewaed 2 days previous arid mornings 05 as. L k- logues had rn thbe premises, of AMr. Norris, Riecmeondl Mr. Clark, 79, St. Johm-street-oad; Auctlon-matt, London; andprliCIpS Inns !x the vicuiity Woburn-plaee, Russell-pquare.-87 PEARSALL, JORDE5J and Co. on the Prenuises, 7, Wobarn-plaee, Russell-squaer, on Iday, June 10, andfoliowliag day, at 12, by order of the ProPrgetor, gOing -abroad lHE excellent Household Furniture and Effects, com- -L pr5sla6 cpeital 4-post and other bedsteads and farntturl'ee, With appropriate bedding, capitali mahogany is'ardrobes, chests of drawvers, dressing-tables, vash stands, a drasvii'n room sl11t of uvsindouv' cur- talns, sofas arid chairs, rosewvood card, sofa. loo, and occasional tables, fine toned -grand horizontal pianoforte in rosewood case tofna mented wlth buhl, a Rranad cottagedSitto a capitaLi-vory flate w vtlS 8 silver keys, noble chimney and pler giasses - rosew;ogid commsodeS, Brussels and other carpets, elegant suspended'cbandeler richy orna- mented with- cut drops, chinnev Iustres, a caPital seob etsdi - tahles. sideboard, niahoganv chatirs. 0 capital 8_day clockss oli biraces aicapital -lagfl by Erat.nilnhoganiy bookcase, 2 capital double -bafrel gunsand at2lngledttt,c acapitbolidviolinby Ferber, finepalntings , a lady's handsorn cabinet wvrItIng desk ; a wveather 6lass, plhted t -e ditto of a VMIser'by lu 5 Lno,auperb tea Ru)5ens, ditt opicture containn i2views1 or l e and innr srvic, rch ut gass- avarety, of plated artnclfs,l;rn excellent telescope, table and be-i lisen, kiteh elrequisite'., ;nd other effects, To be vie;vei the da -previous and noruin's of sale; calt- logns onthe remies: uuri at ltbg of he 0ces of Pearsall,- - Jorden. and Co. 15, Toenbridigde-PlSce Nhes'roa or 17, of buflels o - Russell-square. . At the Broker's Warehduses, Aldersgae-treet. on WVedoCsjqW th 16th inatlent, at 11for 12, recisely byorder of the Assiguees. V3i~HE genuine Stocks 4?n Tradw-of Messrs- Dowillr and on. of Cork-stgc5t-, iiur.-t chant, banrupt, andof M. Wiliam andi '- prti culars oV lingon-grden, mn's erce andall rok a tp, SALES BY AUCTION.