Sales By Auction.
The Times, 1824-03-15T00:00:00

By Messrs. J. and 0. SIIARIP, at the Auction-mare, on Thursday, Mlarh IS, at 12. ABOUT 3,000 c;trats of rough Diamonds ' abyout 20 Apair of remnarkably fine and lar'ge pearl drops, /rom 20 to 100. grainis each ; a. necklace of 3fl fine pe.arls, wye! hing,77$ grains a,ind another, of ?4 flnepearls,weighlijg926grafins; [oand get brill antrs, emera,lds, rubies.,trpazes, amethyst4 turqloises. &c. Alo, two cases of c,ral beads, recentlyl.mpo)rted. T1o be viewed thie day preceding anid morning ofsaile, wvhen catalogues maty be had at the Auction. mart, the Banikcoffeehoulse, andofrthe bookers, 32, Winchiester-street, To Llniendrapers and Others.-Lease of Hiouse and Shop, No. 326. oxford-street niext tile Hope Inisurance Office and Regent-circusz.- By Mr. SH~,on the Prenilies, on Thursday. March 18, aLt J. lIE ousei god rpair andwtell situate for businest, conain 6 leeIn roms,2 dawng rooms commuinicating by foldiwdorsbrea-fatrom, lftyandcommodoious sbop, 2 kitchiens. anddomsti ofice; 6 yarssli a uarerunexpired, at a moderate rent Maybe Vewed andpartculas ha onthe pre3mleas l and of tlw Newv Broad-strcet.-t,eaisthcld Rtesidejace, FUMnItUre, nobl pney- G'lass, capital Mahogyany Otfice Bookcases, Lib' Pry Table, anid uther. Eflects-By Mr. ELLIS, on the Premises, No. 18, Nev, Broad-street, ~ Most esirabe Residnce, N. I8, Nelw Broad-s're, t, in xcelen reair cotaiinghandsome sutise of drawIng room cumuncatig b fodingdoos, mall anteroom, dinini roo. 6hedhaibes, Iiht ffces exellntkitceben, and convenienl domsti arangnsets;hel 01theCiy of Londoni, at a low, rent. At he ametim wil b cod te mdcn Furnituire, including the general description of chamber, drawring room, anid dining room arice, anoble chiimney glatss, caLpital mahogHny bookeasy, library tbe, I'.tsble for a pirofeesional nman, liruAseis and Turkey carpets, anid numerous culinary aLrticles. The house may be viewed with tickets 10 days prio.r to she sale, sn;fi the furniiture one, when printed 0articulars and catalogues may be had on the premhises; aLt Garra. Wvay's; anid of Mlr. Ellis. 3d, Fewohureh-strecE. To Upholsterers, Cabinettnakers, anxd Families rurnidhing.-Cie;uIl stork In Trade of a Cabinet and Chaiir Makeir~-By Mr. A'SHANF, oni the PremIses, No. 22. High-streef, Bloornshur~, near the end of Oxford-street, on Tuesday, March 16, sit 11, wthout the least reserve. (INIPRISING elewant rosewood sofa, loo, a-nd card 'I. tables, solid rosewoo2 anid Imitative rosewocal dta'ing oo chairs, 3uperb Grecian couch, a very elegant and curiotis et ofdlraw. luig roorn tables, Made of tamiarind wood. S sets of diuiin$ tSblCe, va- rious sizes, of the best workmannship, It) sets o1 beist SpanigiS acnd Honduras miahogany dInfing room chairs, horsehair iseats, eighftte;1 primie gilose reathier beds, aome of them the vei-y finest gualIty, a quianti ty of mattresses, 4-post and tent bedsteads, new catrpesnd cotu nterpan'es, quilts and hearth rugs, Mahogatny wardrobets,,chessts of drawers, Pembroke and other tables of the best manuifacture, a good stock of mahogany Spanish and Honduras plrnks and bo~ar4sa an tity of curiously liue ouic veneers, 4 particuilarly finie Spim ss but 4. inchl platnk wirth eurls, 6 feet by, 3 feet. Mlay be viewed one day pre- vious alnd morning of salIe, when cateslogues may be hatd on tile apre- miseei, and of Mr. M'Shane, auctionieer, hout se aeut, &c. 32, Foley- place, Cavenduili-squiare. Capital Unredeemied Pledges.-My lr. S)tALMBN F, at hits Rooms, 47,Hg-tet Bloomsbuiry, 11 doors fgSst of oxford-etreet,, To- morrow, the 16th, and Thursdaty, the I thl oIf Ma,rch, at I orI1 precisely, dM tlW ths d OMINPRISING Gold, Silyer, ant Mtl athe, by the C,_ best makers. fiuihionableplate and plated goods jewellery oef'eery description, guns and pistois, superline cloths and`~erseyrmerex, Irish linenis, silk, satin, lace, sill, shawls5 and SCLrfs, a large asesortmlent af ldies'anrd gentlemen's wern Ipae, feather bedsR, bedding.an numerous other effects. MlaY be viewed, and catalogues had ofMr. Suntitlbone. auehioneer anld appraiser, as above. Auc'tIon Rooms, 47_, llih.sItreet, Biooms0~ulry, I I doors east of Oxford- street.-Tis Hotel keepers, private Famsilies, and the Trade. Rt1. SNIALIBONE respectfully notifies that on Fri-. day,d the I19th of Miarch. he wilil fELL, by AUCTION, at hiK Romis, wlstiiout the sinallest reservation, about 427 DOZEN of Ca.- pital old WINE, In Port, Pale and firown Sherry, atnd Lisbon, thie entie gnuin prpert ofa getle an d cold under circumstances svhch recudetheposibiityof he eas, re-serve. Mr. Saaallbome partiulary clims he atenton o thepu blic tco his sale, as the wine softh liatquait i wil e fun wrth trci atetion. The wi,te ow iesin r. malbon'sCllaS, romsr'llc itwill be de. R. SM LLBrespectfle y annou-nces to the Nblt, Gentrv, Connoisseurs, anoterAmrrso 'ttcles of Antiquity, that he has consigned to him, fo boueSAL, ,bY AucrIONq the followving illtestin alId ValuabeITM,claimn. 'y particuilar attention, and WIChich,rn Tuesiday, March 3ad fouir io,: lowing days, he wvill have tile honour of submitting to thilbeaty nithioutithe smnallest reservation, at hIst o ,N.47 ihsre Bllo.mnisury, I11 doors east of Oxford-stret h rprycnit a line Collection of Ancient Armour, and epn;cmrsn eea rare suits of polislhed steel and chain.,atclal n ihafeil back and breast, of great rarity:. 40 helmt fVrosfrms, curious guns, pistols, swords, mpears. cross bowstone ver fnely and elabo. ra elycared y Qintin Ma8tsYs). abou 60Volume ofrare nooks and d LiIlluminatedIN.cpof the vanelits f th tie o Chrleagne, onojc f high in- terst o te atiqarins,a flio S.Ill nigilish, a Charter fromn Heny VI. o te Achbsho ofCanerury, the Dean and ChaPter of Weotuinier an oters wih crioslyillumninated Calender, &c. fii linepreervtion th rae an vauabe WVorks of Redinger, In sifx s',,umes theWork of hili Wouermnx, by Moreau ; RHaPhaielr Workcs, a fincecopy;, and other curious and carce books. One lfisn- dred Greek and RomaLnCoins,.ingol anid sliver,.matnyvof grea.t sariety, and high antionity. Avyer' valuable Cabinet of 200beautIful AntIqug Genms, nost ofth,eni set in gold as rings; and comiprise seine o-f the tirst class, in camneos and Intaglios, a;id, writh the coins, formed thje 'ullectiors of the Prinice of lsseiibonlrg. MliniaLtures and Enamels, by- Vande l'ettitot, Oliver, Janne-t. Deland, Boy. Jansoos, and others, hi; listerca_1ting portraits Illustrative of English aLnd Foreign History; and al.,ut 500 linie D3rawings and PrinIts. Mr. Smallbone respectfully assnres the mobility, gentry, atnd puiblic, that the whole of the Above ge~i,nllne co(lectioli of property Is consigned to him for absolilte sale, wihout thje smsallest reservation. Catalortues may be had 10 days prier- to the sale, at ls. each, at his office, 47, High-asreet, Bluomebuitry; aLnd the property viewed twlodays prior to the sale. At M.Sal'sAcinRon,21, Old Bond-street. ~,rR.s~ALLBONE rc.~pi'tfully Iiotifies that he ig LyLisrre te toSEL by UCTON,on Wednesday. the 7th of Apri, an folowisgda, wihouttim sallest reservationi, at small hil llterstog enuneCOLECTONof rar old Dresden, Sevres, aud therPORCLAIE. sery hoie caving. i bpx wood and Ivor brones,antiue lock, Rphae wae, 1 rae Aate ra!d China c-nn boxeand vaietyof lltqtiiicscolecte ontheontinehS during thre cabiet cps Sid sucer, rih deeune dnnr, ad deser service,~ amn h aving, rSsrrsn pcmn fteatI o od inat elv,of mathesdsrp no.sidany curiousfge n `i(i and ivory; aetniecoltonof dune agat.Drse ch i;a, and enamelled snuff boxes, nountedin gold And silver: a few CuIriouiu antique bronzes, 5 antique clcs, ahit iso ounces ofr old haed plate, 12 highly preserved Rapbael ware dislies, aLn extraordI- inary tine specimien of the v-ery rare old Rainnan Mosaic 36 Inches siquare, from the Bath of Nero; Vanderborght tapesfry,- and a va. riety of otlier Interestinlg objects, worthy the attenliorl of the artf.. qilariian and the connoisseur. May be viewed C days prior to0 the sa1e, Anid cata!',gues had of Mr. Smallbone, at his office. 47. HigIl-sicet, Bloomsbury. Norman-cross Old mInsland Estates, ar Folksworthl aid Stilton, lujnt- Iligdonslhire.-By Mr. LUMI BY. at the Norman-c-ross Old Inni sfofe-, said, ins Wednesday. Mkarchl 17, between the hours of S and 8 in thzo evensing, in tile following oir suich othier lots as may I.e agreed opon .'It the timne of sale, aRd subject to such coxidlitions as w-ill be tha and there produeed. 1I E followinig truly valuabsle and desirable Freehold TRand Tithefree Estates, viz. --Lot I. All thai commiodious, old established, and wrell aLcetistomed 1inn called Normanmcriies Old Isirn. three stories high. substalitially, built of isrick and slate, in the pariah of Folksworth aforesaid, most eligibly, situate for an extelielive husl- ness4, adjoinsing the great north ro;,d from Lonidoii to York,. 5511 calp.-. lileoif being isiade one of the bess posting housef along that line of' road at a mioderate expense; withi 3 excellent cellars, ne-ly, buzilt I'rewhou,se, cukaehhouse. granaries, stablingl for atbout 30 horses, hay lofts, piggeries, and every otlier ssaitable office alld convsenience, all of iwhich are fii complete repair, and wrell suipplied with waiterb- putnAu and othetwvise; together with an extensive yard, large garden~, R sd homestea.d of exceedingly rich pasture lanid adjolining, containling ifs the whl,e aboiut 3 acres and a half (mnore or lesi-). and now In the oc- cupationiof SIrs. Nutty Barker. Lot 2. A Parcel of rich Pasture Lanid, in Folkssworth aforesaid, adjoining to the aboye inn, conitaininig 71. Ir. 12p. (more or less), also inl the occtUpation of Mfrs. Barker. Lot 3- A Parc-el of Arabiceand Pasture Land, in F,nlkswortI. aforesaid, ad- inining to the last described lot, and ci.italning Sls. and 32p. (more or less), a!qo in the occupatioli of Mtrs. Barker. Lot 4. All thaLtelegant slid conilnoJinous Mansion or Dwtelling-house. with douible front, of brick alid slate. coiisprlsiisg breakfast, dining, anid drawing rooms, good kitchten, 8 ledging rooms, stabling for nearly ?0 horses, extensive graiiarie,i, chalsehouise, Ialge yards and garden walled round, plesa- santly situate at Stilton aforesaid, adjoining the great niorth road, and in the occupatioli of MIr. Thomias Miason who has for some years caif, ried on an extensive business as a boric dealer, for which or any othcr bismiiie*s the aba,ve preniisesare wvell adapted and mostiadvaiin~taliisly sitate toeter citi ohe neessryattached and detached ofinces. and3 c~trgesor eneent nerlytheeto. Lot S. A Close or Parciel. scrbedpreiss, n Silon lorsad, ontinng aces(more or a'o Peterbruh 13 of Huntlnedn, 14 of Stamtord, and IS ( Buclden. oraiew fth rnssapltoheesecti've tenants, who wvill SRw h sm.a owhcpsesin ay be halid at Mi- clifLelmas next. For fute atiuasapl oMsr. Sniltli and Wilkiaso;;, solicitorsHoblg, nerFliga,Lncolnshire, of to Miessrs. Morley and L rne oiiors, Pterborugh, North, sunptonshlre. Str-ley-flelds.-yl y .Pand .1.AUDLIE'm, at the house of Mr. John Srote, Roebuzk inin, tn Neweu_tle-tinder.Lymne, in the co-unty of Stal;srd, ouil Tuesday, Mairch 03 at b o'clock In the afternioon. (uniless elis- posed of In the meantdme by priv,atecolitraet. of which due notice; wvill be given,) lii the followllsgorseach otberlots as matybe agreev. upon at the time of sale, subject to coniditions then to be produiced. Lot 1. A LL that excellent modern built House, c-alle-d .LTI.. Stioney Fields, situate -within sminle of Newcastle-under- Lyme aforcenId, wellI calculated for the residence and fit for the im- mediaite reep~tio ofagnelfamily, with stables for six hmrses dobl coebue n o ther suitable offices;i garden, orca,an abouit 37 acres of rich land, in a ring felice, nowY in the oteccupatiosi of lire. Bent or her itiider tenants. The house aLnd about 3 atcres of land ininsediately, adjoiniing are copyh,ld of Inheritance within the manor of Neweastle-under-Lymne, subject to in Inconsiderable fuste certain, and situate In the parish of Stoko-uploti.Trent; the other lanids are partly colsyhold of iniheritace within the camnenienor, arid sitiuate In the parish of Wolstajitoni, slid partly freehold, In the pDarish of Newcastle-under-L.yme. Lot 2. An excellent newr double pew, in the west gallery of the church of Woletanton. LotS3- A proprietor's share in the Bramipton hioxse Ladies' Boardingt-school, situate on the Marsh, in NeweFssle-iinder-Lymc, under a lo'cg building lease from the trustees of the Miarsh. Lot 4. A proprietors share In the New- castle and Pottery Theatre, including a free adinissionl ticket. The theatre Is leaselholdi under the same tenure as the last lot. Let S. Nine shares Inl tie. Newasatle-under-LTOme Jotnction Canal. A pur- chaser nusay be accommodated with a cinsniderable part of the pur- cha-se money on senirity of the estate. For fuirther particulars, or to treat for the same by, privaet contract, aPplY to Mlr. Waird, solicitor, Neweastle-under-Lymse ; particulars mnay also be had on apiplicaiSSton to Mr. John Bent, brewsery, Liverpool; Mr. Thos, Bent, brewvery, Maiichester;z or Mir. William Bent, brewery', Macclesfield. Valuable Brewrery'. and other Property, at Newcaatls-under-Lynme.- By W. and 3. AL'DLEY. at the house of Mr. John Scott, Roebuck Inn, inNewcastle-under-Lyrne aforestaid, on Tuesday, Miarch 23, at 5 In the afternoon, (unless disposed of in the meran timne by, private c-ontract, of wihich due notice wivlll be given.) In this foill vlng or siich other lots as many be agreedk upon at the time of sale, su"tij to cond(itions then to be produced. Lotl lALL that excellent aRld well established Common _LA_Brewery, situaFte writhin the borough of Neweastle-under. Lyme, In the county of Stafford, and which has fuir upwrards of thirty ye~ars been carried oni under the firm of William Bent and Co.jtogether 'ith a piece or parcel of freehold Ilnd thereto adjoiniDg, as the same iS now staked outt, conitaining 2,057 square yards of land, or there- abouts. This brewrery Is admirably calculated for carrying on a bu- siness of great extent, i furnished with a complete brewing apparttus, and new stestin en ne, and in the most perfect orderand repair, now in full srork, and from its situation in a large and populous town, and ill the ininmediate viclnityof the Staffordshire Potteries, from the centre of which it is less than 2 miles distant, possesses local advan- tages rarely to be met with. The purchaser may take the stock in tradr and utensils at a fair valuition. Lot 2. All that extenFive range of Ibuildings adjoining to the above brewery, consisting of 2 Sexcellent malt-kilns, capable of wettiag 160 Wlnelester bushels of barley, a con- venlent dwelllng-house, S large and commodious yard, stablirg for .5 horses, and sheds for20 tows; and also all that piece or parcel f fre- hold land thereto adjoinithg,as the same Is now stak*dout, containing 1,058 square yards of lad or thereabouts, in the occupaLtion of Mr. Willam Baddeley, mal.terL as tenant thereof from year to year, Who is under notice to qssitat Mchaelmas next. Tble whole of the ablove brewery. asaltkins and buildings, are hold unAer a building lea from the trustees of NewcastleMar6h. for a term of 200 ears fromn the ist day of January, 1790D, aLt an annual grotsnd rent of 6d. which will be apportioned betiveen the purchasers. Lot3. Two plots or parcels ol freehold bulding land, sitiate oL the Marsb Crofts, within the Borough of Newcastle-un4er-Lyne, oiie eontaintng 352 and & half, and the other 61 and a half square yards of land. Cot 4. Three shares in the Newcastle-uader-Lyme Lowe;r Canal. The purchaser may be accommodated wlth a part of the purchase money on dle je. cuvity, and immedlate possession qf tht brewery may be bad if - quired. For further particulars, or to treit hr thgr sin by private contract, apply to tir. Ward, soileltr, NeWeaVtlO*-nder-L e m fu. ther pacticuars mnay Ralo be hid o apiloatl .-o Mn John ISzk ~~ ~aDo1 wau tbom SALES BY AUCTION.