Sales By Auction.
The Times, 1824-12-02T00:00:00

k.otne lHall, Pall-roall,-Sale of elegant Furniture, including ani Infl- nity of anclent and moderr. Articles. principally selected from the Scock, and arethe property of Mr. Graham, of Waterloo-place, and so-ldin consequenceeef the G,thic Hall being disposed of.-By M%ess.rs. ROBINS, an the Premises, the Gothic Hiall, Pall-manil, on Thtirsday, Dec. 16, and 2 followvingdays, at 12. ripHE Stock comprehends a variety of costly articles, _ bothancientandn odern; thelimitofanadvert!sement preeluides anything heyond the short detail that follows, vis.:-several sets of diiiing tables, including a magnificentset measuriltg 22 feet 9 by f feet 2, very large alasses one 92 feet by 62 feet, hand5ome pedestai sideboards,llengal and Turkey Zarpets, ladies' winred wardrobes,rose. wood consoles, card and occasional tables, splendid scagl.ola tables, mnounited on rosewood aid carved, sets of gothie antique carvedchairs* and othier ancient specimens of gothice work, including fine carvings on wood, antique carved sofa, a fer sets of French chairs, a gilt and painted leather screens, to"ether vith a variety of usefil secondhand furiiititre, pictures, and other matters (taken by Mr. Graham ill ex- change). TIlie whole of wlhicli may be vIewved 3dis,sprio? to the sale, and catalogues then had at Is. each, at Mr. Grahani's, Waterloo-placee at the Mart: and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden. Print-s. iooksout Pril`ts,and Draw`ings, by RowVlatldon, &e.-ifiYAMr. CHrTiSTiE. at his Great Room, King-street, St. Jamess-square, on Satuirday next. at I, A Valuable CollectiGn of English and Foreign Portraits, At. the works of Hollar, painters' etchIn,g.. &c. in the portfolio; also the Ho'lght-un and other galleries, alid collections of engravings, after the different schools, iii scrap bor,ks, drhwings by Rowlandson, &c. slay be viewied two days preceding, and catalogues had. Palntings,-.By ViLttAMq, at the Auction Mart, THSD Deecmber 2, at 12, A Collecti'n of Gallery and Cabinet l'ictures, ainong ; IL which vill be fouind a beautiful Landscape and Figuircs by John and Anidrew Booth: twvo veryv highly finished Interiors by Cornelius Dusart ; a tlattle Piece, by N'. Berghem ; the Asrension of the Virgin, by Mtirillo; also specimielis by Wynants, Lilnglebach, Wouver. mans, Teniers,-Ian Stein, C. Dolei, Vanderveldt, Corregglo, Raphael, Salvator Rosa, Vitlasquez, 'Weenix, Powell, Town, andl Anderson. T; he view-ed the day preceding anid inimtlinu ot sale, and catalongues had at the Mart; anid of Mr. Williams, Tlirogpnortonl-street, opposite the Bank. Noble irilliant Plate Glass-By Mr. WILLI XMS, at the Acticton Mart, To-morrow. at 12. A Brilliant Plate Glass, dimsensions 80 inches by 56, in an elegant gilt framc. To be viewed this day and mornilng of sale, liy applying to ?.r. Williams, Throg,norton.strect. Books;and Books of Prinits, &c.-By Mr. WILI.AMS, at theAucti0n Mart, To-morrowv. at 12, A Valuab!e Library, amnong wlhieh will he found the N3& Eyyclok)redl& Britat:riein, 20 vols. : British Poets, 100 rols.: Philosophical fransactions, 15 vois. : Westal's Bible, 3 vols. : The Florenee, Stafford, and 1iloightoti Galleries: tbe Musee Napole.n, 10 v,.ls: Solwyn Hinidoos lfolil,), 4 vols.: the Works *t Sir Walter Scott, liyron, Gibbon, Robertson, and Johnson: all extensive collection of caricatures, &e. To be viewed 2 dnvs preceding the sale, astd cata. logues had of M.r. Williams, 39, Thrognsortoln-street. Freehold Estatc, Chicbester.-Br Mr. WILLI-iMPS 1st the Mlart, oil Wednesday, December 5, at 12, in 3 lots, ,,% Freehold Estate, lailtl-tax redeemed, situate in Caveri- & di5h-stteet-, a short distance fromn the city of Chichester, con- slating of a freehold cottage cealdenee and garden, let to Capt. John Wilson, at 211. per annlum: a freehold house anld baker's shop, let to Mrt AdaMrs, tunalst,st winalial, at . Pyetrainniun,: also a freehold house, letto rs.Budiun teantat lllar 61. per atninun. To be viewed by perouissionl of the rescpertive tenants, sad descriptIve particulars had at the Wheat-sheaf. Chichester: Wlhite Horse--nn, Brightoni; and of Mir. Williamws, T hrogmort0n-atreet, Ground Rents and Houses, Priaces-square, Kel;litllgtot-eross.-By tr. WILLIAMS, at the Auction Mart, t,n Wednesday, tiec. 8, at 12, by order of the Adilinlistrater of Mlr. A. Fisher deceased, A WVell-secured Ground Rent of 211. 7s. 6d. arising froi-n f l 17 houslesand stables, situate In Friices-square, Kenyiingtoii. cr, is; held for 24 years at Christmans, 1824; also Five Br ick Dwrelling. houses and stables, situate ii, Princes-square; let to tenants at will at rents amounting t0l001.14s. per ann-lni; to le held for the above term, at only 40s. each house. 'l'o he viewed vith leave of the tenaiints; :And particulars had of Messrs. Evuns and Harper, solicitors, Ke:tnington cross; and of Mr. Williams, Thrognuortoii-street. Grounld Reats of S85 13s. per alinlini, Brighton.-By Mr. WILLIAMdS at the Atiction Mart, oo Wedniesday, Dec. 8, at 12, In 2 lots, RE EHOLD Ground Rents ofP 60 per ailntui, ainplv 112 secuired upon, and Issuing oult of several h,,uses and shops, coaefl. honlasef, stabling, wheelvright's yard, garden groutiid, and premises, situate In Ploeesler-strect. Trafalgar-place. anid Trafstlgar.street. near ttie llocester hotel, anpd opposite thie no, church at lrighton, let on leases lot 9Si years unexpired, at niet grotuid rentls, anSoonting to 601. per annum. Alto a net Improved Ground Rertt of 261.13s. per annum, issulng onitof7 louses (4 of which are shopsi, situate iit Glocester- street adjoining, oni leases f,-r 98 years uinexpired. To be viewed till the sale, atid particulars had t- the Gloce.ster hiotol and WVhite Horse, Brig'ton; of - Freeiian, esq. solicitor, Dorset-gardens, Brightonl; of 3V. Brotughtotn, esq. soleitor,Tokenlhti. s-yard; at the Auction Mfart; and of Mr. Williams. Throgmorton.street, t,ontden. Household Ftirniture. Fixtures, and ffecta.-iBy TAIRRiNT and CARTEII, on the Prentises, No. 41, Newvitsgton-causeivay. To. mnorrow, Dec.3, at 12, by order of theTrustees, TiH E genuine Household Furiiiture, comnprising tenit 5teads, feather beds and bedding, mahogatty chest of draw. ers, dressing tables and chairs, a set of mahogany diiiiig tables, car- pets, ehina; glass, kitchen utensils, and various other articles. Toube viewed tIle morning of sale, *when catalogues may be had on the pre- mises; and of the auctioiteers, 8, Basing-lane. Cheapside. lam, S-rrey.- y Messrs. ROBERTSON, ott the Prsmises,To-morroiv, December , at 12, T HEl neat and genlline Houselholti Furimiture anid other Effects, the property of a Gentleman quitting his residenice, comprisinq bedsteads and furnititre, prime goose feather beds, mat- tresses, paillasses. blankets and counterpanes, anhhogany chests of drtawers, Kidderininster carpets, hearth rugs, sutfas, window curtains, chinntiey ated other glisses, japanzied chairs, malioganv- hideboard, dining, card, and otber tahlies; window blineds, kitcheit requisites, large irater butt and othler effects. 'I'o be viewed this day and morn- Ing of sale. Catalogues to be had of Mr. Wiekes, Clement's-lane, Lombard-street: at the News, Inn, Ham; place of sale; and of the aietioneers, at their Attction Ronoms. George-street, R ichniond. ltici,mond Rnd HaUl, Surrey,and Twickenham, Mlddieeex.-ByMessrs. ROBERTSONS, at their Auction Rooms, Geoige-atreet. Richnmond, ouThoreday, Dee. 9. at-1, mOLots, by order,,f the gxecut'ots, ('1 ()V YHOLD and l.easehold Estates, and Annuity of tJ 2001. Ma^y be viewecd by slerave ot-liefep tsenants; partculr to be street: alid.lf the alucrionse;-, Rishnioud, Votes for Middlassx.-Frechold titd Leaseitoid Estates. and Fottr L.YtS of eligible BuiSlding Ground.-Bv M-.J. FIICKKAN, at Garravay's, THIS DAY, Dce.2. at 12, us lO1los, by osrder of the Proprietor, without the Iettst reserve. g-1ONSIS'rING of 'rhlree Freehold Houses, in North- N.J street, Linehouse- Four Iotc of Frechold Building Ground,near theentr;inceofN Northi-steleet,leadingtout oftheold-road,Stepusey. A Double-froilted Shop, In High-street, Shadwc1li, TIhree [louses, In Labour-in-vain-street, Shadtrell-nilarket. A stibstan tial Brick-built House, In Cistirch-lane, top of the Comnnereialaroad, aznd Ten Houses oil the north side of Bluegate-field, St. George's East. May be viered until the sale; and particulars had of Mr. Florseley, solicitor, Nassa'u. place, Co,mnerclal-ro;1d; at the George tavern, and at the Bell, Dean- street, Commereial-road: of :Ir. Cheeseman, the Duke of Cuoirber- land Ncu'-road. St. George's East; at the plase of sale; aild of M. J. ISlelcman, 5S, Church-road, St. George's East, Old Charlton, near tilackheatih.-Mo deri tousehold Furnittire. an extensive Library of valiable Books, Farming Stock, and Dairy Utensils.-By Mr. GEO. GRAH AM, on the Premses, ot Wediseeday, December 8, and follong day, at 12 precisely, by order of the proprietor, M. F. Hotlsmey, esl. who Is retirIng to Praaee L L the genaine fouseholti Furniture aiti Ethcts, tL comprising good wvell seasoned goose-feather beds and beddilng, 4-post bedsteads and firtaitures, French and tent bedsteads and ft-rn1- tures, mahogany wardrobe s-ad chests of drawvers, a bookcuse, twosets of mahogany dining table4, pembroke slid otbe-' tables, mahoa-uy library, hall, alid otlier chltirs, a Greciali couch, Brussels aiid Kiitder. minster carpets. elegailt window curtains, two handsome 215-1ieh globes, drawing instruilsent,; a large librar of books, ofia valuable descriptil, splected frot the hestauthors: clins, glass,ealthenwvare. and a variety of culinary articles; together wvith the requisites <f a complete dairy; tivo excellent youlig mulch eoxws, of a choiea descrip- tion, in full nilk; at stack of well gat meadov hay, a four-wheel chalse and a usefut chaise mare, a 1arge quantitv of firewood, ic. Tbe.vhole may be viewed tvo days prior to the sale, and catalogues had on the premises, aad of the auctitneer, Hgre-street, Wsolvieih. Ch;encery.lane.-lIousehold Furniture. Catbnet Pianoforte, Two su- perlor Fitiger and Barrel Orgaus, Wardrobes, Pedestal and other Sideboaurds, Morees Curtains, Chirelley and l icr Glasses, a, Brace of Pistols by toirtimer, and Effec%s of a Lady leaving to-vns-By -Messrs. EiL.LYERt, at No. 28, Chancery-Isne, ro-morroNv, Becemn- ber 3, at -Il (IOi0IPRISING an excellent Cabinet Pianoforte, a su- perior toned finger organ, wvell suited for a chapel, colncert, or prnvate room, a barrel ditto, 4. ott, tent, anad press bedstettds with a)prflpriate beds and- bedding;la mahogany are wardrobes, doulle amnd single chests of drauvers, basintands, dining, card, and otber tables, seretary nind book;case with glazed doors, a Variety of chairs in tairelos, raise, and .I:ta, maser alid uthercurtains, the usual assortment of kitchen requisites, with numerous useful articles. To he vieved till the Sale; ctatalog6us may behahd on the pre.lmses; and of easira. Hellyar, 26, Monlt-5t-reet, oPposite the Asylum, LambeOs. H4ousehold Ntrnjtnre, (hina.6lasssdntngbus,inae tn. Xtitehei1. Utensils,amdMlleI Haneeul;Effects-y. .ws SEESa i WanrehOUse, 54. Al1doerm burb - -.SEES ths *of,the Assignees. - * 7' iuuday, DeC-9.a.t.12, by.order' 'P HE neat,Househlol Fuirniture comprises Mlahogany ~A -Ot telit, andstumox Bedsteads with chintz and,fne un- tares; goo8eAm!erabadsrhnd bedding,ximahogany wgrdre,be chests of' drw rs,adrslntables, stands, and gleasesea chintz, cottoli~aud mo- reeji sialgn diningroom eurtains t B3russels and Kidderminster -carpets and rugs, Mahlogany dining tables anid -chairs hon',y ,countinabotusede.sks, writing table. Irn safe, china dtnInexrlsaebrvicesy, cut gla.s, kitchen furniture, and miscelianeons Cftl!cts. Many be viewved the day precedingFand inotntng of sale. and etatlogaes. had att the placer osfl;and of A r. Wim. Stcevell, 36. Old Jewrry. JOHN LNGDON atGarass'a's, onThursay, Deember9. at I. (Y'MPRSIN anAnnityof 001 pe- Anum for- eve, gcurdol frehod andd p-oostyin he outy of Car-. 'To LeteFeles rses, n ter... We.iv and ValURb),- Stoo,.-llvMr. R004 o th Premises, 15, Skinners.treet, Snow-. hill Ti-Id DY, Doc,ner2.and fdollvlng day,, atI1. by order of HEvlal and very extensive Stock in Trade of a Letesle avdl Dressere consisting of xnoroccos, 'roans, CRef and :eeep sins, ussia WKdS, %asils,illetr,rged other stock inthe abov line; thje whole i xeln odto Tobe, Viewd tomorrw, hen cataloguesmybehdontepmss;a. of Mr Crok.actioear, dl, Skininer-sre.So-i. BROOSShae te honour to afnnounc,s. to, I ..connoiesse-irr that they will Submit tolpubllc AUCTION, at; their rooxlNe,28, OldgBond-street,THIS DAYand' To-ornrow,the 2d and 3d Decemnber an interesiting anu valuiable COLLECTION of PICTUPES, comprising cisoiee speelmens of the Itallan,Flemish,and Dutch schools. May be viewed, and cataloZues at their robins. 28. Old llonds-~eer. and vatluable Mis3cellanIes --lly Mr. 0510. JOteEg, at his Spacious. Rooms, Lelcester.strect, Lelcester-square, THIS and following. EVENING, at 6, aigec olld tin of valuable Misesollaneous Property,. A jicuigseveral noble galerypictturea, ntunerous.cabinst-7sped- menos bYeoilnent masters of thedifferent sehools.inxhigh preservatlon carved and Inlaid. cabine'ss, regulator, 2 li-day clocks, elegadnt bracket clock lby Bnavise, capital buhl and gilt Parisian clocks, of superior workmanship, A lay figure, full sIze, 2 eleg'ant Chandeliers, 8-leaf' screern, g4ne, pistols, gold and Siliver Wvatehes, excellent carvings, noble car-red French pictur-e frames, a fantoccini, and nutmerous va-. luable ornamiental effects, the prope`rty of a Genitlemaan deceased. jMay bevle%Vod, and catalogues hiad att the Itoomns. By Mr. SAUDR.a i rctRo,3,Fet-street THis SnS followilng DAY, at haf-past 12 precisely. A Portion of' the Liborary of a Gentleman leaving town; Lkamong Ns-hic, are :-lt110o-Ormnerod:s Cheshire, 3vols.:Mor.tma Essex, 2 vols..: Rogers's Prints: Whittak.er's Craven la-~e apr Josephi Opera, 1544: Tableaux de la Suisse, 4vols.: Sal s views: Dudgale's St. Paun"' and Baronage: Richards-on's Persian Dictionary, 2 vole.: Pleart CerelfNtiles etCouttnces Rellgleusee. 13 vois.: H.Folinshud, Grafton, and Hall's Chronicles, black letter: Woctdbuin's Portraits~, 2 vole, large Paper: GougLh's Camnden: Sandford's GeneatlogIcal His.. tory: Tanner's Notitia Mionastica: the Works of Vaaden Velde- madi Captain Ballile. Quarto.-4roi;Tait and Monstrelet's- chronicie--1G rolse. Haf6d press: Jehnson's Dictionn, by Todd, .4 vole. z- Do Quixote, 4 vol.,. proof plates, from Smirke's dssigns: hNals'e~ ,ces taim of Queen kiabt,3voe:Wrig'sGm,o rnch paper r 'Nash's Parit.2 vole. proof plater on Indiapzper: Slawkins and Berney'g. Mtusic: Strutt's Dietlouea of Engravers,,Castoms and Hiabits, 5 rola.: Wortlmini~onls Portraits, India praofs: Wood's Oxonleisses, bvBls 4 vols.: Mtalcolmn's Persia, 2 vols, imperiEa paper- PhilosophicalTranIss actions, 1S vols.: Smith and Neale's Wvestminster- Penn'ls Paston Fa- mily. 5 vols.: Dibdia'slEdes, large paper. Octavo, &e.-The British Poets, 100 Ivols. fine plates: Universal History, 60 vos.- Chalmers's, lilographicel Dictionarxy, 32 vols.: Dlbdini's Speneeriana, 4 vols.: Doctslev's Annuial Register: Brltish Novelists and Essyisits: Upeott's Topography, 3 vole.: Christian Obiserver, 22 vole.: Excu;rsions itL various Couinties, 11 vols. oroof plates an IndiaRPaPer: 5-UMe and. Smollett's England, 16vols,2iargepaper. Quarterly Review, 25 vols.. 2ec. To he viewed and catalogues bud. Ily r. AUNDRS,at is GeatRoo, 39 Flet-treet, oni Saturday.. Deceintier 4, at half-pasIt 12 precisely, rHE Library of the Rev. Gilbert Parke deceased, late MNinister of St. John's-wood Church, RZegent's Park, formnerly- ot WVadham-eollege. Oxfcrd, Editor of Lord-Bolin~brole'e tatters and. Correspondence, &-c. containing many good books in divinity, classics, history, and general lterature; includinfg RRptn and Tlhdal's)Enqlano, dvols.; 'Clarendon's Rebellion, Svole.: lRuffhead's Statutesat Large; Ency.clopiedia Brita,nnica, 20 vole.: Vancouver'., Voyatte, and Macart-. ncy's Embassy, wvith atlasses; Coxe's, Life of Sir R.walpole, 3vois.; Johnson and l3teevens's Shakspeare, l5Svols.; Wooddeson's Vnrfl Lecttures, 3 vi.c.Tb eviwed ansi catalogues haid. dr Valuable OrientalItMRS, a Ruy Ring,Pi fAtlpsHrs b B3y Mr. SQUIBBi and SON at tl,i ra om Svlerw t Tuesdaty, Dec. 7, at 12. by order ofthEeuorof lddcasd N Assemblage of valuable retlAri-hs cnItn ik of an apte cherouit, a pair of antelope's horns, alupooa, a large ruby ring set in Fold, tortoiseshell and japan box,a mou lava boox, India paper, fish aned counters. various colourdbaets Chimese eatn-els' hair painting brushes, Indian ink, Chineedaig of birds, insects, and botanical subjects, a few lots ofolcha,ad other curious items.. To be viewed oni Monday precedgthsae when cat-aloe my be had at the roomn. Hanasome = TelrnFurniture, njearly newr, a Wi',esdL~ibraryBok case, Ilarge Glasses, and other Effects.-By Mr. SQUIBB and SON, at: their Great Room, Saville-row, on Wednesda-,Dec. 8, end follo-w- lingday, at 12, r HE, handsoine aind Mlodlern Furnituire, intended for , thje country residence of a baronet; comprising aset of merino dainask curtains for 3 winidowvs, double headed Grecian conch, zebra. wood chairs, roseweod, loo, sofa, and occasional tables, elegant chef-. fonier wsith gallery top. SPanish miahogany dining, breaktast, aind side-. board tables, sets of eating parlour chairs, five hundsome bedsteads and furntrs, 3 French ditto, mahogany wadoe nddaes japannoid ditto and dressing tables, malhogany wringed library beok-. case, wrriting. card, and peie hroke tables, a pair of large pier glasses, 2 elegant French commodes, and a great variety oif other articless, per. fectly fasghionable aLnd nearly- new. To be viewed two datys preced'in the saLle. when catalogues may be had. Woodford Bridge, Essex.-Capital Famil Reien, Coaeh-hoisse anif Stable, Pleasure Grouind, and offices, and %bDUt 24 Acres of riclh Lasmd.-ly IMr. CROGGON, at the Miart, on Dec. - at 12, wilth Immediate possessJOis, HE valuable Lease of' a capital Family, Residence andl TlOffices, productive walled garden, and about 24 acres of rich meadow lauid: also a detaclhed c,,ttage, farmyard, stack yard, and farmx buildings. The housie Is beauitiflully situate on a genitle eminence, and comman"s-extensive and finle prospects, containing handsome drawng,dinig, nd beakast oom: 6 best bedroorns, 4 serraujte room, dessig roms.2 wter losts,light kitchiens, excellent cel.. larxig ad eer usfulofice hld n ease for about 12 years at a low ent.Ta b vieeil y cads, hichwith prinited purticuilars may e obaind efSir.Crogon,auctoner, &e. 64. C',rnbill; particu- lars at the -. oodfurd Bridge:Woodiford; Eagle, Freehold Houses, New-s,treet, Ciothfair.-By "r. DENT, atGar-raway's. onl Friday, Dec-enmber 10. at 12. In I lot, POUR Freehold'Dwelling-.houses. being Nos. 4, 5, andl F 6. in New-:.treet, Clothfai r, and one behind the same: the whole are let on lease for a term of 21 years from - Michaelmas, 1808. at a net rent of .571. per annum,i the lessee paying, lanid tax, sewver rate, and Rll other taxes, anid insuring tics sme. Mijyt be viewved: partico-. lars had onl the premises: at the Rain inn, Smitfideld; at the place oif sHic: of M,essrs. lioling, Fcram-ptoin, and Luoftns, Newv-inn; and of Mlr. Denit, lanid surveyor, Carmden-town. Leasehold Dwvellling-housea, situate in ti~e ice.t Ptrt of Smr-on producinig 4301. per annum.--BY air. DENT, atGraa'sot Friday, tier. 10, at 12. !In lots, IX ewy rected and well built Dwvelling-hue n J~Shob Nos 13, 14, 1.5, 19, 20, 21, in Blrewvers'-street, beiing int the direet line of the thorouighfaLre fromn Jud6-street aceross the New,-. roa,d to Kenti-'h-t,swn, Hlgi,gare, &-be.held by lease, 55 years of which aLrc unexpired, at 71. each ground renit: also Selven remiarkubly wvelt built H,'uses, Nos. 13 t(i 19 inclusfive, in Perry-street, Breivers'. shieet, held by a likec term of 58 years, at 41. ea'ch; the whole are let; to respectable tenanits, at renits amouinting to 4331. per annium. Mlay he viewed by loave of the tenants, of whone printed particulars rosy, be had; hls6 at the Brill public-house, Brewers'-street: Alngel. Isling. toil; at Garrawray's; and ,f SIr. neot. land urvevor. Cainuientow-n. G;etnine Hijuseboid iF:rilture, Old Paintigs very scpror cabuiei Piaofote,by innck,12 ozei o chiceWin, 2 doenSuperior Wefinson out an Shes,andmiunerus ffets,remored fromi C M RISING a fur-post Bedstead and Frniiture, an Cexcellent tent ditto, a French cottge bedstead, six exceellent goose-feather beds, Witnes- tblankets, and other bedding;- fine BrusselS carpets, mahogany tables, chairs, couceh. glasses, kitchen utens!ls, and effects; 12 doizen of capital Port and Sherry nIine, anld 20 dozenz of well nmanufactured WVellington boots and shoeS, worthy the atten- tion of thie trade; thie whole wcithout the smajllet reservation. May be viewved and catalogues had at toe roomls. Leasehold Estates, St. Geo,rge's in the EaIt.-By Mr. CuStlt5tELL, at the Auction Mart, on Tuesda,,y, Dec. 7, at 12, wi;!c-cct tke least reserve, by order of and before the CoInniisgionerte namled in a Corn. nilsalon ofBankrupt issued againtJoseph Martin Spipet. in 4 lets. Lot 1.d(iOMAPRISES 4. Houses: on thie east sids Of Pro- 'UJidence-street, a short distance from the Loindon Docks, Nos. 35 to 38. Lot 2. Comjprises 2 Houses, N%os,.33 acid P-4, adjoltining, the sh1ove lot. Lot S. Comprises 2 Houses on the south side of -North- stet o.I and 2, nearly adji.ning lot 2. Thje uove lots are held fruwrsof 90i years at ion- ground tenits, and are let to telasalA at wilil atrentsamoanting to 1341. per ann;um. Lot 4. One Hence, on the wvest side of Nlottingham-place, Greenfield-street, New.road, No. 39, held fo-r 6 years at a groultid rent of 41. let tO a good tenant tvil fer aninim. Mlay be viesred by leav-e of the tenants:- and par ticularts liad at the Meackworth Arnie, Commercial-road ; of Mr. Lewvis, Soii- citor, 36, Cruthedeffriars; aLnd of the atuctioneer and as'pralser, 59. Blackman-s,treet. S1uperb t,itscella:meous Stock, excellent FKiniture. show Glass Cases, &cc- the property of Mr. John, Hunltington. of S kinIuer-street.-B3r W. DA-VIES and SON, en the Premnises, No. 20, Sk-inner-street. Snowvbill, THIS DAY, Dcc. 2, and following day, at 11, by order oif the Ass!gnees, ALL thc Stock in Tradle, excellent fuirnitiure, mnahogany A~sho)w glass cases, capitali roni safe, travelling cases, &c. The stock consists of the usualI description of jewvellery, elegant china aLnd alaastr ase, jrsandbeaer, o-moloand mother-es-pearl workz boxe, tmepeces cadletick, amuscal lyre, aniuff boxes, fine paining, dawigs,a bndeniepaitedlamp, anld a ntmerous scas lecionof aae arices f eerydesritionz. The furniture coin- prics exellet bdsteds ad funItre, goose beads, mahlogany, drawrs, noren ad cotonwindw crtalns, chimiiey glasses, rose. wvood anld mahogany chairs, couch,.ad oa n diiing tables. Brussels curpets, a harpscod ciaplssrice reusies, and Alay be viewed on Wednedy:etaotisha nthee prmss n of W. Davies and Sorn, auelneelt pur-tet Ludgate-lill.--An eyten,-lve and ch,ilee _ielection oi richy CotT1ahle, Glasis, jiust Imported, per thie Ec)liPS9e, Cpt. Co;dfrey, from the Wa.- terlou Glass Works at Cork, and from unavoidable Causes has beent removed from Oxford-street for percmptorysale.-Ur Mr.NEWTON~ at 39, Ludg-ats.hill, corner of the'BeIle Sauvaxge innl, THIlS .,IAY, Dee. 2, and following day, at 12, UPERB Stock of Cut Glass, ill lots, well Ca1Icuba tol fop. kYexporters, ship captains, and those in time glagq trade. ?Fhbq assortment consists ,of 515 ,quartr azd pint decanzers, 179-waterJus 71 ov&jal ad round dishes, 40 ceilerY bossIs, 26 tnule and saLad bowls, 36 pckl andhony vaes,1,12 wie glasses, S78 ale and claret glases,1,60 gbles ad tmblts,450linger bowsvl Ilzd wine coolers, 37 uttr oolrs 26 sats 41 5uga ad cream bowls. 81 carofts, 20 liqor ottes,&e oftil het qalty nd ewetyatterns, cut in PUl. late dimons, nd ute. T bevieed wo asys previous to the, asic Decripivecataogus ma beobtanedat the placee of sale. at he ucton lur; ad o Mr Neton autioneer aimdappraiser. 39, Cornhil. Islington.-Gleuine hIousebold Fturniture, One-borse Chalse, Llbrary of Books, Paintings Table atnd Bed Linen. CeUar of' Wines, Plate, and Elreets.-By MACHIN and DEBENFiLSiAM, on the Premises. 3S, Park-Place. near Barnsbrtry-park, Back-road, Islington, THIS DAY' Dec. 2-. and followving day, at I1, by order of the Admnilstrator oD the late John Fortnc.m. esq. deceatsed. T HE Household Furniture is of the best description, EL rnud consists of 4-post, tent, and press bedsteadsm, writh ric], chintz hangings, prime goose feather beds aud suitable bedding, mak,4 gay chsW tof drawers, dressing glasses, tatbles, and the usuial bedroforp~ furniturela very sutperlor inahog-any dresetn; stand, completely llttrlt up, rith wash-band-strrnid, writitig desk, bidet dra'vers,'partitli6s &c.,elegais rosewood cardaiid sofa tables, zosevooddrawln4 roout chairs. elegant mahogany chairs, dSinings and pembroke tables, hani. soiiic Brtussels carpets and rugs; brass 'fenders, noble chinuney glasses bracket clock, line dainask table and bed linen, rich cut glass,fiae old ' chins ornaments, a-nd 'tle usual Ititchen requisites. A colleetlon of very fire Pintings, inclvpding an original cattle piece by Moriatrnd, fine proof prints. Toe library contains about .Z00 volumes, consisting of Dibdin's Btbliographical Tour, Addison's Works, by Tonsomi, 4 vole, folio, Pilkington's Dictionary of Painters, Nlcholsonl's Encyclop;dia- &c. all in hanldsome biidings. A capital 6n-horse chalse and har - ness, a few lot. of plate. consisting of a tea. sat. sponns, forks. &... plated articles; about 33 dozen of iort and Sherry Wlne, and numer. ous other efleerts. ay be isewed, and catalogues had on the pre. mises; of laessr, Coekayne and Town, solicitors. Lyon's-ihn and at ' Messrs. acbhlu and Debenhai's o ffsee, 26, ;ing-street, Covent-gardea, At the London Commertial Sale Rtvooms, ltncing-lane, THIS DAy, Dcc. , Zat I precisely - sHE following Goods :-SOOIbs. Bavannah Segars of 3..superior sutsiat- Iylne in the hands of Mr. H. t. Imeson, 21a Shsoredltch, waere th;e bUli Cans he adsn, to be put tip in convenient lots; samples of wh3ica wvill lie a.t the broker's cou;itlaghouse tiln mnorning o?f sale, where orders for Inspectio. and catalogues may b9 had of AtLE:X. GRANT, Sworn Brojker. S, George-street, Tower-hils SALES BE AU.TION. .... _.