Sales By Auction.
The Times, 1824-10-09T00:00:00

SALlE POSTPONED. D WVINSTANLEY anti SONS beg leave to inform the A-V. Public, that the SALF, of the FREEHOLID and COPY- HOLD ESTATES, at Epsom, advertisedl for Tuesday next, the 12th instant, at the Alrt, is unavoidably POSTPO2EX) for a short time. Due notice of the day of sale will be hereafter given in this and other papeTs.-Paternoster-row, Oct. 8. Reversion to ?3,000 hioney.-By WINSTANIEY and SONS, at the Mart, on Tuesday, Oct. 12, at 12, RHE Reversion to ?S,000 Sterling, secured by Deed of .-. Coyenant, and payable On the demise of an infirm gentleman, now in the 54th year of his age. Printed particulars may be had of Alessrs. Brace and Selby, Surreymtyeet, Strand; at the place of sale and of Winstanlev ard Sons. Paternoster,row, Claphamn, Sarrev.-Frcebold Ground and Improved Rentsi,'amount- ing to nearly ?260 per Annum; a eonvcnient pleasant Residence, with posereaston* Plots of Buvilding Ground, and Three AMeadowp. -By wINS'rANIEY and SONS, at the Attction tfart, on Tuesday, October 12. at 12, in 1S tot, by direction of the Ex. ecutors and Devitees tor sale of J. Harriq, esq. deceased, 71TALUABLE and very improvable Freebold Estates, V exonerated from land tax; consisting of. a ground rent of ?1313 per annttm, iesuing out of and most abundantly secured by a capital residence, with garden, &c. in the occupation of B. A. Gioldmchmidt, esq, T'hree other dwelling-houses, cottages, and land, all situate in Larkball.lane, and on the Wandsworth.road. Two other groutnd rents of ?X per annum each, with the valuable rever- sion to 2 neat an(i convenient dwelling-housr, situate adioining to St. Paul'c chapel, at Clapham. An improved ient of '97 10% is;. suing out of and most amply secured by an excellent brick dwelling. house, with large garden, coachhouse, stabling, &c. occupied by - Vilkinson, esq. on leaee, A genteel and comfortable residence, pleasantly situate in Larkhall-lane, Clapham, adjoitting the pre- ceding estates, with coachhouse, stable, and large garden, end of which early possession may he had. Sundry plots of buildiNg ground, with frontage on the Wandsworth.road. A small meadow at the back of the beforementioned houses, antI 2 excellent meadows, eachi containing abott 3 acres, situate on the north.west side of the Wandswortnh.road, To be viewed 14 days precedling the sale, by tickets only, which with printed particulars may be-had of Messrs. Spence and Desborough, solicitors, Sise.lane, BitekleTsbury; and of Winstanley end Sons, Paternoster-row. Particulars also at the Windmill,, and Plough, Claplham ; Nag's Head, Wandsworth- road; Swan, Stockwell, and at the alart. Freehold Eatate, Old Fish-street.-By XVINNSTANLIlY auid SONS, at the Mart, on Friday, Oct. 29, at 12, by order of the Heir at L-aw of Mr. John Fred. Steinberg deceased, Substantially erected Brick Dwelling-house of three A storier,- with a frontage in Old Fisk-street of about 21 feet, and extending in depth down Old Fish-street-hill 43 feet. The interior at present is in an unfinished state, and communicating therewith is a stronRly timbered warehouse of four floors, with crane doors and loop holes complete, measutring from north to south about 35 feet, and fromn cast to west upwards of 22 feet, a coachhouse and stable 'with loft, anti cellaring under the whiole. To be viewed bv applying on the premises, where printed particulars may be had ; particu- lars also of iMessrr. Stocker and Dawson, solicitors, New Boawell. court, Carey-street; at the lazt; and of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster.raw. 'i SMlillers and Otners.-Tnree capital atnd tiost substantial Wiud- mills, witlh Storehouses an(i Granaret, 7 Cottages, and a conveni. ent Residence, at hlargate.-By W INSTANI,EY and SONS, at the Alart, on Friday, Oct. 29, at 1, in lots, VERY valuable aiscl desirable Freehold and small part Lesehold Property, consisting of 3 capital commnoliotts and exceedisttlysubstantial windmills, containing 7 pair of stones and All the excellent goitng geer, capable of tlning nea.ly 8,000 quarters per annum ; together with 3 brick cottages for the men, workshops, store- houees, and granaries, &c. mnost desirably situate for business, being immediately contigetows to the town of Blargate, from whence flour can be shipped for the London market. Also a convenient familv dwelling-house, w i, a garden and fore court, in a pleasant situatior;, a short distance from the above; 4 cottages, let at 26 guineas per antm,m, and the brick part of the building formerly the horizontal mill, nora used as a storehouse or granary, with extensive stabling, sheds, coachhouse, piggerics, yard, &c. To be viewed by applying on the premises; printed particulars may be had at th e several hotels and libraries, Ilargatc, amsgate, and Broadstairs ; the inns at Dover, Deal, and Canterbury; of MIr. Edward Daring, solicitor, Margate; or M esers. Corcoran and Son, 38, Slark-lane; at the Corn Exchange coffeehouses, Mlark-lane; at tite hlart: and of'WiVistanley and Sons, Paterno.ter-row, where a plant may be seen. Bishopsgatr-street.-To the Grocery Trade and. Othera.-By Mr. CANSDELLI, on the Premises. 118, Bishopsgate.without, ott Wednesday, Oct. 20, at I precisely, by direction of the Proprie- tor, A1r. John Burn, who is retiring from the Premises, 6PACIO tUS and substantial Business Premises, No. 118, I'9 Bishopsgate.street-without, many years successfully established in the grocery and tea trade. T?he domestic apartments are jiudici- ously arranged, and a extensive that a part hIas been for a number of years let to respretable inmates for nearly 1001. per annum. The long term of abotrt 42 years is unexpired, at a low rent. At the same time will be sold the Irase the he adjoining premises, No. 117, which are calculated for tie trade of butClter, cheesentonger, or any business requiring substantial and attracttve premises. Mlay be viewed by ticket,, 6 days previous to the sale, when particularst may he Iad at Garraway's coffcehouse, Cornhill; at the leart ; and of Air. Cansdell, sttrveyor. Nortnntalyate. Bihhopsgate.-Houiehotl Furniture, extensive Stock of Grocery, Teas, Spices, Fruits, &c.-By Sir. CANSDELL, an the Pre- mistsa No. 118, Biehopsgate-street-without, on Wednestlav, October 20, and following day, at 11 each day, by direction ot f r. John Burn, TOCK of Grocery, comprising several tons of raw and a refined sugars, about 1,500 lbs. of teas, selected with the greatest attention, a large qutantity of spices and fruits, chocolate, cocoa, and every other article in the grocery trade. The boutseltold furniture enmbraces Waterloo, field, and coach top bedatcads, fea- ther beds and bedding, rcll mat,ttfacturedI cabinet articles in chests of drawers, sidebodrd, dining, pembroke, and dressing tables, sets of mahogany and other chairs, cirimnev, pier, and dressing glasses, carpets, rugs, fenders, fire irons, the usual kitchen requisites, and nun.erous other items, to clear the premises. Mlay be viewed on the Tuesday preceding and morning of sale, and catalogttes had on the premises, and of MIr. Cansdell, surveyor, Nortonfalgate. Brixton-road.-Valuable Leasehold Estate, estimated to p roduce 5601. a year.-By Mlr. CANSDELL4, at the Mart, on Fridayl Oct. 29. at 12, in 7 lots, SEVEN unusually substantial and genteel Resi4etrces, m nlost desirably situate, about half a mile fronm the new chsirch at Kennington, on the ea4t side, and preferable part of the Brixton- road. Five of the houses fonn en eleFant and uniforrrt pile of buildings: the other two are nearly adjoining, and equally sub- stantia;; the whole are apDroached by front courts, and have ex- tensive walled galrdens at th'e back, arc nearly finished, fit for the occupation of respectable families, estimated to produce f00. per annum each, at which rent part of the houses are already let; held under Lord Holland, for nearly 80 years, at a low ground rent. May be viewed, and particulars had at the Mtart; and of Mr. Cansdell, Norton,falgate. Choice Cellar of Winee_By Messrs. flACHIN and L)EBIN. HAAJ, at their Atiction Rooms, 26, King-strect, Covent-garden, nrIs DAY, Oct. 9, at 11, It H IR'T Y Dozen of fine Port, 5 years in bottle, 2a dozen .L ditto, vintage 1820; 50 dozen fine old pale sherky, 30 dozen brown ditto, and 28 dozen East India itadeira. Samples of the wine, and catalogues may be had at Measrs. Alachin and Deben- ham's office. Chlimnpeypieces.-By Mlesrs, LAXTON and- NICl lOL8, at their Public Sale Rooms, Holborn-bars, or'Tuesday next, at j 1IHIMNEYPIECESof statuary, veini, dove, and black e. marble, moutlded and reeded patterns, part with carved blockings, of excellent manufactutrc and of beautiful mnarble, suit- able for rooms of every desexiptions also a few stoPe chinaeypieces. May be viewed, and catalogaes had at the room s. Six t-luttdred and 'Thirty-three Pounds per Annum, in 10 Lots, secared upon capital Houses and -Ground Rents, with valuable Revereions eligible for Investments.By'Air. LAHEE, at the Auction Mlart, on'Friday, Nov. 12i, at 12, by order of the Exe.c cvtor of Thomas Tomlins, eq.'deccased, F IVE Hundred and Twenty-five Pounds per annum, a arising from houses and ground rents, lheld for long termsa; situate in tile Edge are-road, MIaiylebnnee New road, East-sarcet, MIanchester-square, and Warreii-street, Fltzory-squdre, part Idt for the whole tetTn, others With valuable reveibions. Alao,- 1071. per annum, acihing froma house ini Sffolk-stret,- Pall Yel-EI'ast,! held oQf the.-Crowp fox 06. years; the whole in the qccup.itibb of 'mout, respectable snntnts. .'The propesitrn'ray' b'e viewed-with'leave dfi;the tenanis, 21-daysprtb.ri-'to'tbe bi}, ' wfieti Mttirnam mag behiid ht th& Mart * ot'r, ' 'W blson' 's;imftl'zEi2'12' A-;rO taglfi'VfeeYtP4rireuumr .quare; of Mfessrs. Lane and bennett, solicitor.e, 6 ILawrence Pountney-hill; and of' Mr. Lohee, atbisofflics, 6, New bond-street. CaPi'a1 Fs6ming Stocke, 87 1 oaas of!finc::MeaaOw~ITy,2 Ripc's of CIovcr,,,WheAt4. Oats ant,I .ltaiey -in the Straw s Fets near onteSouthamnpton roaid. -_ By.< 1r. I GAR,on ithe Picmises,- Hatitin,WWll arml in tho parish;, of Widehn,ashort di4ssrice-from.th he 24-.s,lpN-tn 5tl,.pt!fe. Basalrot..roid; on.Friday .Oct 22 at II,i vIlE hole of the -LiviiankL ~Doat- Prrmang Sitick, th'c T4.pHroEp'ertT of the -Rev ?hoxnns nell, who has disposed o6f the 'estate;.- camoirising a finei flockc of 104- sh'eep,;27 lambs, and ariam 3 strongeartrC horses, breeditng-nnd--setorb pigs, and,poultry.;also-A stakskaof-finenmeadow -hay-,,O ditto-of clover, 1ditty o'f.oats,l1ditto' of beins, I ditto of wheat and oats,;IL ditto of barley, oatg and peas unthreshed, 4 waggonsl,' 9 tarts, and.a variety of- ploughsi- harrows, and otheiagricultuTsl-implbments, May be 4iewed-two days previ-., ous to the saile, and catalogues had on the, premises ; at -the 'White Hart, ]egIshot ; the Bush. inn, Stairies ; the; Citherine, Wh'eel, Egham ; Castle inn, : Wtindsor ;of Air. Merringtap; f5surveyor,' Union-coart, Broad.street ;.and of Mir. Hloggart, 62,;,OlehBroad-- street. Royal Exchange. . .- . '. ' -';- :- . (eorge-stiIet, Prinover sqittre....Carital Freeold- PdieT~pO- diling161. erannuin."By Air; NOGGART,i at the Alait,' f,-on:Fridny, October 29, at 122- A Valuable Freehold: Estate, consisting of a substantidl., .J-.resi'dence, upon which a cotiidderable sumi has recently tieeh- expended, -fery desirably situate, No. 32,'Gdorg~e-street, leading eo Hnnover..square, the centre of a miost rfseectable and fashionable neighbourhood, in the occupation of Mkr. Titus Berry, on lease to Mr. Densham, at thie low rent of 160J. per anuipti. To be'viewed by permission of the tenaont with cards, whichi with particulnar may be had of MVr. Rioggart, 62, OlId Broad-street, Royral Exchiange; particul1ars aliso at the Mlart. fx-cellent Freehold Btusinecss Prmie,. Fie ts.treet, suitatble, for a Bantesughouse or any Public Establieslment..-...By MIr. HOGGAR'r, at the Auctioi AMart, on Friday, Oct. 29, at 12, A Vryv'luabe Feeold Property, eligibly.situate for on the preferable sid~e of Fleet-street, a short distance fromn Temple. bar; containing numerous apartments for the occupation of a family, and 2 commanding shops, in the occupation of 51essrs. Medhurtat and-Saltero. Tue estate is let on'lease, of which there are about 2 years unexoired, at a low rent of 2001. per aninum, but -of the value of 3501iaptr annum. To be viewed by leave of the tenant,, and particulars had at the Mart, and of Air. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad- street, Royal. Exchange.. Capital. 1Freechold Esitate, near Wisibeach, Cabridgethire, pre- duelng.a. rental of 7001. per annum, and offerigan eligible in- vestment.-...By Sir. HOGGARTr, at theMat on Friday, N9vem ber 12, at 12, Valuable Freehold Eistate, exonerated from the land A tax,conaitingof an excellent farm, comprisin g 309 acres of icharale ndgrazing land, situate in the parishss of Newton and Liveringtor n, the isle of Ely, and couinty of Cambridge, about 4 miles from the capital market town of Wisbeach, witht an excellenit brick built residenace, containinig several bed cliaubdes, drawing and dining rooms, and officeii, a productive garden, plea- siure grounds, cottages, barns, atablinug, and suitable agricutltural buildingy, in the occupation of Mfr. James Redin, jun. Maiy be viewed, and particulars had 20 days previouu to the sale of Mes6rs. Girdliestone and Wipg, solicitors, WViabeachi at the Red Lion inn, Cambridge; at the Mlurt; and of Mir. Hoggart, 62,'Old Br6ad-. street, Royal Exchangze. Freehold and smiall part Copyhold E'irm a subsitantial TIown-built WVlindmnill, extensive Mlaltinghouses, Nublichouse, anid Cottages, near Bury. St. Edmutnd's, on the Long Melford sidle, in the cutofStifiolk.-By Mr. HlOGGART, at the Mlart, on Fri ayNo.12, ait 12, in I lot, l A os Imrovable Property, comprisin a compact LJ..ar,in Toi parish of Shimpling, within a mil e -of the Bury road, and 8 miles from that market, comprising 120 acres of capital arable and pastutre land, with atfarmhousenfnd outbuildings; alsio a capital atad subatantial brick built town windmnill, drivinig 2 pair of stones, an extensive. malting concern, the publichouse, called the Bosh, and 12 cottages. -The farm, malting, and windmill are let to Mir. Gosling, a most respectable tenant, whtich withi the other property let to variouis tenants are producing a rental of 2591. per annum. The estate will be sold subject to certain annuities. Tio be viewed%n application to the tenants, and particulars had of Me8srs. Holmneg andI Jackson, isolicitors, and at the Angel inn, Bury the Bell, Thletford; tiii Baill, l,ongAMelford ; at the Mlart ; and of Mlr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-street, Rnystl Exchainge. To Mles aei &c..-By All r. Id URRELI,,at Jack"'s coffee-. .house, Slarck-lane, on AMonday next, at 1, r'1T HE Lease, for 14, years, of a capital Baker's Shop and JLPromisee, situate in a very Pp.tulous and ready-money neigh- bourhood, being No. 143, Great SaffrIon hill, a very leading tho- roug:hfare from Holborn hill. The premniscs are in good repair, con tain a double bakehouse, with two 12 bualhel ovens abreast, goad sihop and residence, held at a low rent. 5lay be viewved, and pati- culars mxay be hiad at the place of sale ; and of Mlr. Alurrell 20, Skininer street, Snowhill. (jenine ousholdFuritur, aWinged Wardtrobe, Fedestal S5ide. ,board, sct of Patn Diig bles (15 fett 6 inches long and 5 teet wide) and Efea ae n Distress for Rent.-By AMessrs. DA WISA and CAFE at their Spacious Rooms, Great Mlarl, borougl-.,street, on AMon2ay next, at 12, ~P'HE genuine Household Furniture, a Pianoforte, a Ji garden chair, winged and other wardrobes, pedestal sideboard, stet of patent dining tables, oak and rosewood leo ditto, sofas, chairs, 4-post and other bedsteads and farnitures, bedding, chests of draw- ers, windowi curtains, pier and chimnney glae.es, carpets, and a variety of other articles, feathers, flocks, &c. Alay be viewed,' and cataloguies lhad at the Rooms. Copyhold House, with Coachhouse, itale and Garden, Pond.. street, flarrpstead...4ty Messrsi. DAWSON and CAFE, at Garrawny's, on 'ruesday, Oct. 19, sf 12, ABrick built Copyhold Dwellinig-house, with coacbhousc, AtLstable, arid gardlen, situate on the south aide of Pond street, liaimpstead, let to F. Moorhouse, eaq.' tenant at will, at 5511. per annium; held of the nmanor of I'lampssead, subject to a very trifling quit rent., and the customary fine on death or alienation. May be viewed till tbe sale, when convenient to the tenant, of whom parti- culars may be had ; also Of Mvessrs. Hamilton and Twining, colt. citror, Berwick-atreet, Soho; at Garraway's ; and of Mlessrs. D)awson sarifl Cafe, Great Mlarlharoagh.street. Leasehold Houses, WV,lIiam-street North, t'ortland-tuwn, Regent's Park, and Union-street, Lisison-greein.-B1y Messrsi.-DAWSON and CAFE, at Garraway's, on Tuesday, October 19, at 12, in 6 lots, IVE LeasehioldI Houses, situate Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, andc 3, F William..street North, Portland-town ; hield for a term of 77 years, at low ground rents; let to Mlessrs. Hewett, Ellis, and others, as tenants at will, at improved rents of 1001. per annum. Also a Leasehold Hlousie, situiate No. 2, Union-street, Liiason-green ; heldl for a term of' about 70 years, at s low ground rent. Mlay ha viewed till the sale; particuilars may-b,e had on thec premises ; at Garra.. way's: and of AMessrsl. Dawson and Cafe, Groat blarlbnlrotneh-street. Elegant Cut Glass, 6 anti 8 light Utiandielteri, tDinner, Des-sert, and Tea Seto.-By Alessirs. DAWSON sait, CAPB, at their S$pacious Room, Geat nrloroghsteet onWednesday next, at 12, ant toc ofCst Glss,in dessert services, ice T~2ew~ecoolrs, fnger ups, ecanters, water jugs, caraffis, suga vaes,buttr tbs,tumbers wies, &c. ; 6 and 8 light chan- deler, dnnr, eser, ad ea et, rnamental chiria,&c. Slay he vewe onTueday an caaloueshad at the roomse Burtoni-cresceint.-Excellent AModern Furniture, in fine preservation, the entire gernuine Property of a Gientlemran, sol under circum- stances that prevent restervation.-.-By Messrs. HARDING and Co. on thie Premises, No. 11, Leigh-street, Brunswick-square, on Mlotdav next, Oct. II, and following day, punctually at 12, ClOMPRISI NG 2 splendid Grecian Lustres for 6 and S cJlg bto, solid rosewood chairs and couches en suiite, with 3 beau- tiful drnawing room curtains, wjith twisted gold cornices, patent side.. board anid dining tables, 2 winged wardrobes, large glasses, 25-inch mirrr, aseof istos b Eg, ad adouble barrel gun and case, roseoodion carl, nd rcasona tales of stuperior design, 3 lofty mahgan 4-ostbedteas, hit gosebeds, and excellent bedding so achFrech ndcotagedito, eria and Turkey car peta, round Ion abl' of ahogny o lare dietisona, eating parlour chiairs and hrse hir cuch, oree curtins,ironstone dinner china, French ea equpages ndves ivory kie,sld gentleman's dresn aecmltl fitte p pole screes 1fie Spanish ma-1 hianmooccats fne ea lassi, tabl n bed inen 8 day clok an n fact sodeairal an asemblg ofusefu ana orna. miental furniture has seldom been submitted to puiblic auction. Alay- be viewed any dAy previous to the sale, and catalogues to be had ast the auictioneer's office, Hampstead-road. Mianot', Alansion-hotise, and 440 Acres of Land, Hulnton, Kent. -By CARTER and MORRIS, at the Auction Mart, on Wed- nesday, October 13, at 12, unless an acceptable offer be previously made, when notice thiereof wvill be given, 12 HE anro Hun ton, and the Court Lodke Estate, it- -conisingofa cormfortahle mansioi-lsiouge and ot ices, large walled garden Lawn,- fish ponds, and shrutbberiesi, and 407" acres of ciecellent airable, meadow, pasture, orchard, wood, and hop, land, within a-ring fence, in the parish of Hunton, 5 miles from Mlaid.. stone, finely timbered, and well calculated for the preservation of gamcO, 'arid Mlebraed for thed growth of hops, and situate-in a plea- iant,neighbou;haal, aitd forming altogether a most desirable real-. dicalledi s New Barnan8famnily. Also at Mvessizage, Farm, and Lands,clldNwBr Farm, containing 34 acres, situate in the parish-of Hunton, within half a mile of the above property, and for many-years past used therewithi. The premises may be viewed, and-futhe paticlar knwn,on ppication to Messrs. Burr, Hoa, ad Bale -slictor, Mideone orto esss.Sandys, :tlrtn, ndCe- sliitos,Crae-out, les-sret,London; be obaIne. N.B. Te mesusg, fam, ad lads, alled Mlar- den horn beforeadvrtisd, s a f b priatecontract NoarthumberlandAEITti-OMAS SNAITIA, at the Hotise of Mr. Fletcher, the! Tuk'lead-Inn, Newcastle upon Tyne, qo Thuro. day, Oct. 8 t1, . . 2- - i jl that deesirableiktd valuable Freehold Estate, called - A . Lemmniiigtion, otherwise- Lematon, it the parish of Edling ham,p in, the, county..of Northumberland, consisting of the capital theftuage-called 1aemmington .Hall,.and abottt 1,860 acres -of land,. conveniently divided into farms, together withi a water cornmill, and loder in the. several. ocetipations of--John Allen Wilkie, esq. and 1esAstB hompgon, - Appleby, 'Turnbull, Smith, and others; loge. ther with the corn tithes arising therefrom * held by lease tinder the Dean and Chapter ot.. Darham, which has heen very lately-renewed.. This estate pays a rnodus.in lieu of hay tithe. -AlEo all. that desirable. Freehold Estate called Low Learchild, in the said parish of Eudling- - hain,'ad3oining the aboae, contaitfni 199 ncres. or. thereabouts,. anti. now in the OCCgpatioa of Mr.i John Pallister.- -This estate also pays. a modus in lieu of hay tithe. There is a-seam of coal and a slate quarty of very superior quality-in Lemmington, upon-.which estate a considerable quantity of healthy'and-improving timber is now grow. lug-and which along with;tbe youngwood and-the wood upon Liear. child mntst be taken by-the purchaser. at a valuation. A part of the purchase money may-remnain in- the bands-of. .the purchaser-on seeu.. rity of tife premises.' Thaese estates,cohtaining:inr the whole upwArds. of 2,060 acees, and aboanding with game, forM together. a most. deeirableproperty, antd:oare distiit-.about 4 miles.from the market town of,Alnwickl.and 10 from theport of Alemeuth,- 'Mr.Wilkie .will-p,rmit:tbe-ansionl:touse,-garden,'pleasure grounds and lands noe in- his:ocaupAfton- to--be:, viewed, on application to.im. iThe. tenantg willshow their- respective frms - andMr. Jolhn Thompson, ot--'Lemmiidgton.dJraneh4 will- show'tfse woods- aild :planttttiopss -Furtherinformation a?nd'printed pirticulars mnay be.ih'a ot-app3i- rtstionto. -&Sra 1kBrusfueUll?,Iorpetslu :-<eeaca. Ssepheneon; spw Bafrssnsn;:.olieisorN ~Southnmpeqa4biglhivggs,,Loudon-; ror5.John IFryer,. esq. Newcastle upo'n Tiyn, where a plan of the-estates'may be seen. - . ^ - - Chealliatri Lodgctandt lgaiir Childs Farnt, nenr Addi gion, Surnre I-Caiiitviand-Deafi FaStning-Sr ck..-By- MIcisrsm -B LAK '| I otritelPrernise%, on'iWednesdly., Ott. -13, at II forr12, byorder ,f.-rth-Prooneror leavin 'the Farnr,. t1hfOMP1RISING 11 prime Dxaught Horses, 200 -South t])owsntwethbte? 10 store pigs, 61loads of -a infoinatdc elovet. ;his,-atid" an eaelient collection of the most approyvd inmple enU5 of 'busba,dry. rMay Ese viewed, --and catalogues had on the prremises,;- at the Kings Arnis inin, Snowhill; at the Atcctioh mart';. and of Msrq Blake; Croydon. . 'Reigsc, Surrey. Valpable ?ive aDd Dcad Farming Stock, Agri- cu tural Tmiplen'tenteand MiseclianetisB v .STIlVENS, oa the Premiuses, Dover't Farm on Fri ay, Ocr IiIS Y>alhab7.e ;Lyve ,ind Dbiad lF,rping Stock of Mr. 3.. Joln Dyer, remov.ng from Dover's Farm., copsisting oft.6 :useful y6ouig cart horses, 2 capital saddle horscst, 7.milcb cows, S pi?gsy 2 ~toroand 2.snarrow whieele waggons, R3 dung' carts, d land o cr,s7 &.plpughs; household furhiturc, and miscellafiebis,e'ecitl. and catalt6gues had on the Premisae; at fhe White JJh$, ~Reigate; Cock, "Satton ;'. and'of liVr. Win. Stevens, 36, ..Uld. Jewry;, London. Expellent,;Unrecdeeumcd Property.-By dr. DAVIS. at his i:is * . 43, Rathbone.place, on Monday next, Oct. '11, at 12, *VOMPRISING se eral:Gol, Silver, and MetalWVatches, %... plate, and fine jewellery, piece goods in superfine cloths and kerseymeres, -linenm, ailks, satins, laces, sbawls, excellent -wearing .apparel of every descriptien, damask table linen, fine bed ditto, guns, pistols, beds, blankets, bed furnitures, and numerous articles, adapted't6 the use of families, dealers, snd the public, pledged with several pawnbrokers, described in the catalogues. -Alay be viewed, and catalogues hadi at the rooms., Periodical Sal6-Saperior Old Wines..By Mr. .1; ROSS, at the Mars, on Tuesday. OcL 12, at 12, HE valuabl? Stock in. Trade of Mr. Thomas Smith, T winemerch.nt, lying at his Cellars, Nos. and 10, Crutched- friars, consisting of 160 dozen of ecellent Port oFfavourite vintages, 70 dozen of fIadetra, 50 dozen Sherry, and 50 dozen Cape. These wines have been bottled underMr.Smith's immediate superintendence, and are warranted to be as stated in the catalogues Samples may be had at the cellars, wher e winec may be tasted one day previous to the sale, and catalogues had at the Auctiox Mart, anti of Mr. J. Rose, Church-court, Old Jewry. Lonig L.-sehol.TIlnvestment, Clerkenw7ell, and an Annuity of 341. with a Policy of Assurance in the Provident Office.-By Mr. J. ROSE, at the Auction Alart, on Tuesday, Oct. 12, at 12, AN eligible Leasehold Property, consistisig of 4 sub- A stantially built dwelling-housee, situitte Nos. 15, 16, 17, and 18, Baston-plaut, Easton-street, C!erkenwell; held for 92 years from l ichaelmas last, at a ground rent of 11. T-his estate is let on Itase to two respectable buildere, at a rent of 64. ner annum. Also the Life Interest of a lady, aged 51, residing at Plymouth, for 341. amply, secured on premnises in Aatitnchestcr; with a Policy of Assurance in the Provident Office, efrected in the year 11120, on the life, for 2501. Tihe houses may be viewed, by permis8iou of the tenants, and' particulars had of Mr. Menry Braddon, solicitor, 6, ray's-ia4n-square at the Auction Mart- end of M2r. J. Rose, Church-court, Old Jewry. -- '1'o Woollon Factor4, Mterchantis, Drapere, Tailors, Slopsellers, &c.- *-Capital Eitock of WVoollen C:loths.._ By 5fr. -J. ROSEG, at the Auctien Illart, on Thuryday,October 14, and followving dav, at 12, 'A barge Stock of West Country Broad Cloths and ?JKerseymeres, consisitng of extra Saxony, superfine and secend b.acks, blues, and medleys; excellent drab milled drabs, double and single milled kerseymeres, mixed, brown, and drab plais ; ladies' and pelisse cloths, andi a variety ot other articles. May beviewed one day preceding and mornings of sale, and cata- logues had at the ilart; and of MIr. J. Rose, Church-court, Old Jewrv. Valuable Freehold Farm, West 'rilbury, 3ssex.-By Air. WIL,LOCK. at Garraway's, on Thursday, Oct. 14, at 12, A Very desirable Freehold BEtate, called Polwick Farm, -A. situate in;the parish of West Tilbury, near Grays, in the county of Essex, consistinig of a good farmhouse, with requisite outbuildinge, in very excellent repair, and 182 acres of rich arable, meadow, and marsh land, in the occtipation of Air. Thomas Tal- mash, on lease, at a corn rent. producing 2731. per annum. To be viewed till the sale; and particulars, with a plan of the farm, may be had at tthe Ship, at East Tilbury; Crown, BilIericay; Black Boy, Chelmsford; Spread Eagle, Ingatestone; of Air. Edmed, solicitor, at Gravesend; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Wil. lock, 25, Golden-square, wlto with Alr. 1E3a.ed is autborised to treat by private contract. Holywell-street, near Slioreditch 'lurnpike.-By aMr. BURTON, at the Mart, on Fridav, October 15, at 12, by direction of the Assignees of S4muel Cohen, a bankrupt, THE Lease of a convenient Dwelling-house, with com-r T modious double bow fronted Shop, eligibly situate, No. 168, Holywell-street, near Shoreditch-turnpike. To be viewed, and par- ticulars had on the prenmies, at the Mlart ; of Mifr. Phipps, solicitor, Weavers'.hall ; and of Mr. Jiurton, Bucklersburv. Eligible lnvestmett.-Vtluable Tithe-free Farm, NarLh Crawley, Bucls.-By Air. BURTON, at the Auction Mart, on Friday, October 15, at 12, by order of the Devisees in trust of the late Mir. Win. Fisher, A Very compact and desirable Freehold antl small part .l ,easehold Estate, mnst eligibly situate in a fine sporting country at North Crawley, 3 miles from Newport Pagnell, 7 from Woburn,.and S0 from London, comprising a good farm house, with requisite, farm buildings, nlso a capital barn, stabling, foddering steds, and warm farm yard, converiently situate at the extremity of the estate, togetuer with 231 acres of good meadow, pasture, and arable land, in nearly equal proportions, lying exceedingly compact, and judiciously divided into suitable enclosures, with thrifty live fences. * This desirable estate is in the occupation of a respgctable tenant, who has known the farm rnany yeats, and is desirous of tak- ing a lease at 2001. per annum, or will' give possesaion when re. quired. T6 be viewed, and particulars had of lir. Fisher, on tli premises; at the Swan inns, Newport Pagneil, Olney, andd leigh- ton Buzzard; Sugar l,oaf, DOunstable; Peahen, St. Alban's; Cockl Stony Strat)ord; Rose and CrowZn, Nomtharnpton ; Tinrker.'r'urvey ; Chronicle Printing.office, Aylesbury; Swan, Bcdford ; the Hind, Wrellngborough; of Mtr. Green, solicitor, Woburn ; Wind.nill, Sr. John-street; at the alart; and of Mr. Burton, 25, Bucklers- bury, London. Second Sale of Freehold Building Ground, Croydon, Surrey, Land Tax :Redeemed.-By Air. BURTON, at the Derby Arms, Crovdon, on Taesday, Oct. 19, at 12, NWENTY-TXWO Lots of most eligible Builditig O_ fGround, suitable for neat detached or conniected houses, de. lightfully situate in a teFpecta'loc neighbourhood, an easy distiace fromn the centre of the capital market town of Croydon, in the county of Surrey, contiguous to Mir. Morton's hunting stables. 'l'be lots to be viewed by application at the Derby Arms, where descrip- tive particulars, with plans, may be obtained ; also at the White L[,ionr, Streatham; Telegraph, Brixton-hill; Grayhound, Car- shalton and Sutton; WVhite Hart, Alitcharn; Crown, Atorden- Belb, Mierton; Angel, Tooting; of Messrs. Surr and Brooking, 80, l romsbard-s5reet; and of Mr. Burtnn, 25, BIeklersburr. Mlills's House, Bracknall, between Windsor andI Readisg.-By Alr. DANIEL SMIT , on the Premises, on Tuesday, Oct. 12, and 2 following days. at I1, LL the valuable Effects, at Mills's, adjoinking Brack- nal], comprising the elegant modern furntture, which is of the best description, a superb cut glass lustre with 3 burners, a smaller ditto, chimney and other glasses, an 8-day clock, some chins and glese, a ri-k of hay, about 28 leads, a stump of ditto, a wheat rick, 6 Aiderneyand other cows, a pony, a Chincse 80w and pigs, store pis, poultry, a good granary on 9 cast-iron staddles, garness, sadd1is, and bridles, a cart, roller, brewing and deit7 utensils, ladders, greenihouse plants, garden frames, a quantity of manure, &c. the property of a gentleman Itaving the sane. The effects may be viewed on Alo2nday, the I Ith ; and catalogues mav be had onthe premises.; and at-Daniel Smith and Son's offices, Wind- sor, and Bisliopsgate.churchyard. - - Equitableanid Globe Policies of Assurance, and Rtver,ionarvBond. -By Ilr. DANIEL SSAITH, at the Mlart, on Tuesdaj., Oct. 19, at 12, in three lots, by direction of the Executors of the late Alir. James Carpenter, of Westbury, and pursuant to an order of' i-lis Honour the Vice Chancell. r, XWO very beneficial Policies of Assurance, for ?500 T each, in the above offices, upon the life a gentleman aged 64. Also, the reversionary interest in a certain bond of the said James Carpenter, for the sam of 7001. Dayable on the demise of his widow, aged sbout 62. The Equitable Policy is entitled to a very consider- able bonus. Particulars may be had at the Mart ; of Nr. Clift, solicitor, Trowbridge, and Wesibury, Wilts; of iM3essrs. Egan and Waterman, Essex-street, Strand; and of Daniel Smith and Son, surveyors, &c. Windsor. and Bishopsgate 6hurchyard, Lonidom,. The Wyke-MAanor Estate, comprising a most comfortable and com- modious Magnor House, surrounded by exceedingly rich Orchard and Mleadow Grounds, and a very Capital Stock Farm, upon the Turnpike-road, midway between. Shaftesbury and Wincanton, in one of the finest' Vies in Dor8etshire, only 28 miles from Bath, a most eligible Investmeot.-By Mir. DANIEL SM} THl, at the Auction AMart, on Tuesday, October 19, at 12, unless previously disposea cf by private contract, A Very valuable and enviable Estate, known as Wyke 1^X House and Alanor, a biighly respectable and comiafortable residence, with capital stabling, coachhouse. lawn, gardens, and most productive. orcharde, surrounded by a well known capital farm, well stocked with game, comprising altogether nearly 400 acres of remarkably fertile mneadow, pastutre, and arable land, in the highest condition, with 2 neatfarmhouses and complete buildings of every description in excellent repair. Great part of the m'adows are or may be irrigated by a stream 'which flows through the heart of the estate, and ars richly ornamented with beautiful full grown timber nan plantations, particularl. round the house. The estate may be viewed by application to the proprietor, or to Masrs.Bawles and Chitty, solicitors,Shafieshury-;-and lull particulars obtained and a plan seen at the offipis of DanielT Smith and Son, surveyors andlI land agents, Bishopsgate churchyard, London, and 'Windsor,Berkse , who arc authoriscd,to treat for the sale of theaestate, &c. Letters to re post paid. Valuable Estates-in KenC t and Sussex.-By AMr. HOOPER, on the -22a,'26th, and 27th days of Ortober instant, unless previously. disposed of by private contract, and subject to such conditions as shall be produced at-the respective times of sale. O N Friday, ' the 22d instant, at the WVite Hart Inn, 0 at Lewes, in Suesex, at -1 o'clock at noon precisely, the MAnor of Ferrings; and aWSIessuagce Farm and Hereditanents, situateat Chiltington? in -the;parish ..of.Westmeeton, near Lewes, containing about 146 acres, in the occupation of lU r. Thos.Tuck4'r. And on Tuesday, the 26th inst.-at the Saracen's Head, Ashford, in Rent at 2 o'clqck in. the afternoon precisely, in lots, the ManorI of BastKingsnorth, togegbr- witv4 several capital mesauages, farms, :woodlands, and .hereditaments,' situate in the several parishes of Kinsrnorth, Shaddoxhurs5 , Great Chart W.irehome, and Orlestone,. in Ken t, constainirg toegther about P38 acres, near the town of Afir. ford, an4 in the several pecugations of Alessrs. Bing,Thomnaa Barton, S. Hlart, 0. Brownie, AV. Venner, and W. S. Coast, esq. Ah d on Wedncsday; the 27th inistant, at the Bell Inn, at aitd- stone in' Kent, at, 13 -o'clok at noon preisely, it lessuage Farm at;dj-' and&; situate inthe several parishes of Bosley, Bredhurst, and Deb tling, in Kent, coptaininig about 209 acres, in the occupation of Mlr. Rugg. 'I'be tenants will e how.the,property. "Nripted p4rticu1argar4ondtitonsmnay. be had l0 davs before the' fi'r~st"sa at tlAucii6n Mart,e th Bank of England ; the WltiseHat,Lewpa; 'new Xan, BXrjhton .- Saracen's.Head, Ash ' rofab., 'ig' Hea , Canterbury; B'ell; )Uaidsetone; oFMssrss Austen andClaridge, 'eulicitos, Sevencaks; or ' the dr, at the -sinnepheue. M ESSRS BURRE LL asi& S-ONS respeetfullyini'rm' PERTY.L~iodhal.st~, adertied a be sold by:auctioni. by ?heifj t"Gaeraw yso uaay h 2bIst. it POST.rPON3iII ;for: %be k6sint- bt~tema iete ieoe.t noleb 32rnrate,ctricsA6t -s yr,Oc.8,14.. Capital' Fatnly uee,Bigt, twt ocbouea- d&alrg hn dso ouxehoJd~_.F4r;it&ur, .and, valuable 3ffeCts.,....B MeSSrE. BU,RRELL and S1ONS, on the eise.-N j9 Glocenter..plzee, North Stesne, Brightorrion ldonday.Ottober 18,- atnd 'following. day', at 12,~. - ! HZI vAiaual,e Leasehold Premises in complete o r&3.r, ALwich makbs u;i 14 beds, hAghdsome ilrawingr-rocm, *pacl~z communicatingbv,.roldiiog kloosv, .48-feet oni length, dosiessic offbeees of every-descri pdoio, lcoacubouese,anid:Z'stable-; held fe- a terewfi of .7044i02y foslldumr 8 optioSM'a on the parslef sheonat at the low fentot 1261.. Vlr-anznum.. At the a2inc-ii2ng 'wJil be sol?d the- fashionable furniture, 'selThmanufactared.and -sna.da of -the uetmtsilgdpssg'ot 4jotad tide-vieurb,.d.. seteadfit;witb-ehint-, trelli.s, cotton, end dsmity.hangiiig&s, frilgedi_rd ornasnenited ; .prime!bordered goose feather 'beds.-hnd -goed beddi: stg, sofa badateads, conmmoffes, maho'gany mtd japanried drawers, ge m.. tdenan's-dregsing stand- ancl bedchamber aridlest, Brussels carpets, niahogani- parlour chiairs, A capital pedestaliideboard, imroon ai-ad lemon coloured curtains,. an- excellent-tit of.dinling tablek, pier -a.b chiimney glasses in richi carved and) etlt-frames,girandolei7i mahogat-,ay cheffonier, loungirig chair, card una pembroke tables, drawing moo Om fuarniture etf.ieh chintz window curtains, japianned chairs nei-d enshions, sofa to match, rosewsoad loa table, a S0-hour clork irn a Kingwod cse bass ournd4 ch,a,glass, kitchen utensils, it' ad othe aricle. Tie ousemaybe vewe 12days, and the furnitu 'xe on Fida andSatrdaypreedin t~e asa, when part-iculars a,.-ted cataogus ma behad n te tiemies;of Mlestrst. Hill a ad Turne,solcitos, Brghto; an of essrs Burrell anid Sonow, IS, okeliose-ard.N. . Te lasemay be treated for lzy' privat Contract, t e puIrchar taking h whole of the efilects ,6 the prmises by aon)ra,semene. T,hird Sale of duIct Flwer ot,js riL rmHlad By -Mr. WILLIAMS at the Action 1art, on Tuesday neG-4t Oct. 12, at 12, AFinie Assortment of Flower Roots, consigned ~&o-,. at1 A'I eminent florist, of Haarlem ; consistinig of a greas v'vrietv of named hyacinths, tulips of varioes sorts, tanunculuse5, 'raa priamos, orange pheenixes, ineomparables, campernelleg, it,if%lene Fylosen, Persian, Spanisn, and English irises, &c. To b'eviewted the. momning of aale ; catalogues had at the Mart; at Ganravgy"a und of Air. Williams, Throgmnorton-st-eeet. El xat hritutre and valuableEat.B r jL]i~n Nu. 28 Charncerv-lane, on Thursiday, Oct. 14, and folloei.ing day, at 12, re'aoved in consequence of a sale nDt bering permitt,ed on the premises,- ALL the modern Household Furniture, new w1tlbir. At.12 months a briliant toned uptigzht grrand pianoforte ij p a mahogany caso9ly; Stodart, a Grand Piansforte by Hlouston si elegant Frerch clock- supported by Egyptiani marble pillrs, el gtna, gliass, a valuable library, obmprising .400 vole., a few capital pem. deir, an numrousvaluble ffecs. he frniture consie insa oE lofty ahogan 4-pos bedstads, wth chitz cotton furnitures1 r oade up in te most ashionale styl, coachtop, tent, and servants bed. steatla an hangings prime gosefeatherbeds and beddiiag exc ellceit mahogany abinet aticles i commodechsests of drawers, l'adie e' and gentlemien's dressing stands, handsome suit of rosewood card sofa,s andlIoo tables, drawing-room chairs, noble pier and claimney il nss.es, ius gilt frames, sets of dining, card, and pembroke toblea, sect ewa rz and bookcase, maho2sany parlour chaire, celleret aideboard, wi indod w curtainsz, Brussels, Venetian, and Kidderminster carpeut, oil 1slt hr, stoves, domestic requisites, &c. TIo be viewed on Wedneeida y, Iwre.. ceding and morning of sale, and casealoses hiad of Messrs. Rol )in son! and Hine, solicitors, Chartcrhoisse-square; place, of sale; a sne f Air. WiThame, Throgmorton..street. To Carnenters uidr, Firewood Cutters, and Otheri-..B F hiT. SOUrHEY, ulpoanerthe Premises, Pearson's Wharf, c Thad Thames, St. John's, Southwark-, on Tuesday, Oct. 12, a-s. 12, without rcetrve, Quniyof Old aind Nevw Fir Timber, 200 three in ch A 16and y20 feet plank, stones, bases, and paving, carts, &c. comprisIng oak and fir timber, in story posts, caps. girders, is.1. lerg, joists, breast summers, fir boards, and plank of various thicksne Esee, postsq, fir firewood, stone paving, bases, carts, ladders, ropema .11 ZCr's utensils.- &c. MVay be viewed one day prior to thie sale, and c ate.. logzues had on the premises; and of Air.Southey, 191, Trooler.str we.t. Valuab le Inv~essnients.-.-y Mr . SOUT H- B Y, at G arra-wa_y's_. -cI-i TIuesday, October 19, at 12, without reserve, dcsrbeLeasehold Estate, comprising S spaci. os -s A eZ erected brick built granaries, isituate at Horsis dc isw. ti ing, at a moderate thick-ness, from 9,000 to 19,01* quarters of gra in, a spacious yard, warehouse, stable, and dwelling-housr,:n cove. re. :? wharf with good landing next the Thames, a sipaciouis brick bi iii t pranary of great capaceity adjoining the wharf. Leasehold Dwell1 . ing..l,ouses, situate in Crown-court, in the rear of the granaries. t;ii c Leasehold IDwellirsg-louses and Warehouses, in Horsleydown-laiie A Leaselold Estate, in Three Oak-lane; conziatizg of the Kint's a Arms Publichouse, a Dwelling-house adjoinng a eneinivi yard, workshops. lofts, &-c. Two Leatsehold oue,ih hl next Sr. Saviour'is-dock. And at small FrehlEta,at1i, hiog, in the county of CaimbridKe, consistin oadelighuM cottage, orchtrd, and 3 acres of land : thie whl prMcn e~ of abaut, ?810 per annumi. May ba viewed tiltetl,adpr. ticulars hatd of Alr. Wright, solicitor, Cloak-an ; tGarwa': and of Air. Southey, 191, Toolev-street. Frurniture, Grand Pianoforte, eapitaDlMahogany, bibra-ryBook`mi Z Cut Glass Lusitres, Grecian Lamps,. small Library of Book s Herwveod's Alap of London, and other Elfects..-.By M1r. ELLI.$, att Air. Shuttleworth's Auction Rooms, near St. M1ildred s-court, Poultry on Tuiesdlay, Oct. 12, at 11, by order of -the Executois of a Latd deceased, removed from Le~igh-street, Burtorn.creseexre a t-ale not being permitted oni the premises. 1 r'HE Furniture includes thle usual description of~ X camber articles, a capital mahogany library bookcase, 9 feet longby8fe6 inches hiigh, a fine toned grand pianoforte, a noblIs chimneygles 76 inches by 44, a 6-light- cut glass chandelier, .s ditto 4..light, ditto, elegant Grecian lamp with patent burner, chiot:z cotton and moreen drapery window curtaEins, mahozany an' I japsanned chairs, sofas, Brussels and other carpets, and various cul%. nary articles. TIo be viewed on Mionday, wl,eu catalogues may bri had at the sale room ; at Garraway'6s; and of Air. Ellis, 36, Fen- church-street. Furniture. magnihicen t Glasses, superb Tapestry, Pictures, &c--.-By Air. OXENHAMI, on the Premises, Harcourt House, on thc west si1de of Cavsndish.sqssare, on weanesday, Oct. 15, antd fol.. lowing day, at 12, witlhout reserve, FHE, genitine and appropriate Furniture, anid numerous A. vauable effects, the property ol Field Mlarshal Earl HareOUTt, copiigancecnt canopy bedsteads, with damask and other hang.. ingms, setof rich cabriole chairs and sofasl, Axminfter and Brussels earpetis, magnificent French plate glasses, ot very large dimensions in curiouts old carved and gilt frames, richly carved pier tables an& encoigneures, with rare mnarble slatbs, cabinets. commodeg. sicreenis, chandeliers, old or-mouiu clocks, superb tapesitry, in fine preserva- tion, damaisk hangzingsi and wmndow curtains, the furniture of the bedehambers, sezondary apartments. and c.f!ces, D)resden and other porcelaine, table and hed linen, a n umber of fine pictures by oldl masters, marblepsulptures, &c- Mlay he viewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding, and mornings of salec; catalogues had on the- premises, and 6f Alr. Oxenham, auctioneer and appraiser, 3S3e Orford-utreet, i-ear the Pantheon. Important Stage Coach Businea-.George and Blue Boar. Holborn. -Byv All. TOPLIS, on the Premises, on Mlonday, October 18, at 12, T HE very valuable Lease for 14.or 21 years, at the loisv ,krent of ?250 per annum, of all those extensive and 'most~ desirable premises, the George and Blue Boar Inn Yard, l1olbornu, comprising these appsertaining to the stage coach business onlY, upOL. which the proprietor has recently expended several thoustand poun&~ ,they consist of capital stabling for about SD horses, large granaries, and haty lofts, a capacious open yard with covered standing for carriages, 2 most convenient coach offices, and a very eligble dwell.- ing house. The whole most judiciously arranged, with capabilit of conducting a concern of the firer magnitude equal to any in e tm kingdom. Land-tar redeemed. T.he purchaser of thie lease iv ill have the optin of taking, Iti 14dys from. the day of aSI, he proprieto's interet in the tage coac business, also the vs1 ry, superio stock f about250 hores, haress, coaehes,, &C. for wh, ich a liberaltime wil be give for payent. Mlay he viewed, s ~nd printed prticular had on te premiss; and of Air. Toplis, 2-2, Deliehtful Freettold Cottage Residence, Enfield,llidtllesex..:..By Wi. LEIFCHILD, at the Kiag's Head inn, Enfield Town, on Mtonday, October 18, at 4 int the afternoon, A Valuable- and truly desirable Freehold Estate, co M-. I-Lprising a genteel and commnodious Residence in the cots age style, pleasantlysrituate near the River Bridge, in the preferable p ar t of Chase Side, Enfield. containinig 5 sleeping rooms with clost .re, entrance hall and parlour neatly fitted up and papered, con?enii nt kitchen, scullery, and all other requisite domsstic offices ; a -am uli kitchen garden and pleasure ground ircloseil partly by a lefty hr ick vwall.-witls greenhouse, &c. The above- desirable premies _11i tiar' ate in excellent repair and adapted for te immeiate- reception of' a respectable fai-ntly, are distanlt only, 10 miles from London, to a ndt from vwhich co-aches pass daily. Mlay be viewed, and full de1riedp. tive particulars hisel at all the principal bins in the. neighbourhsoo, at Garrsaway's ; at the Secretary's Office, Auction Mlart ; antl of. W. Leifvhiid,sUrvei'or, 8c. Enfield, Middlesex. At the Br-oker's Warehousges, Aldersgate-street, on Thursdav 5 haj 14th and Friday she 15th inst. at 11 for 12 Precisely, 'without Ia.. serve, by order of the Assignees, 'V HE large and genuine 'Stock in Trade (in prtine. _L. '6ondition) of Messars. Robert an'd Geoorge WVise, of Woo". street and Leeds, manufecturerBs a nd erchants, baukriit.s, co4:- sitting of 050 Pieces Sialloens, Moreeno, 8Q Piece3 Fancy and. Tiatrgrt- aud Calriimancoes Stuffs 400 -Checke,lFiguredSiuffs 80.-_ Carnatior axdStistep,m and Tartan Plaids Plaids 1i0 - Bombazets and Bomn- 50 - Ladies' Cloths basina 1 Go - Satines,Srcener aI- ?50 - Cassinets, -Toilinets, . Lutestrings - Printed 5Qtiltings- S0 Cloakings and Valeneins 150 Cloaks With sundry Norwich Lrapes, Italian Nets, -CrApeScarfsi ; 'To be viewed from Mondaythe ilth to the time of sale, fort 9 o'clock until 5, at the Brolcr's Warehouses, Aldersgate,araet Za which time catalegues may be had 2f ThOMSAS FELLOWS, Sworn Brodv, Prompt two nonths. PHILDREN CUTTING TEETH.-At Alr.B-uxhrdlts sole proprietor and. preparer of the Anodyne Necklaces t late King, for tke Royal -Childircn, 71, Long-acre, und -positsvelj -b his'-ppointmint- no where else in London - are s-old the or,nd ANODYNE NECLACES . bro. CHILIJREN CUTTOn4. TEETH, after wearing which ;but one -night -infants have cut tie teeth with..perfect safety who -were acarlyreguced la the gr-vP lu.. fits, fevers, convulsions, .&c. sl1 proceedingifrm' tbeir -tth I Qs, Likewise:the famous Sugar Pluwm,, for worms in childrs t .grown persbns, boxes2s. 8d.-each ;-theyare not to be distlngo ,?d in taste and. appearance from common- suga_puiuhs,i and mar * tlie.guelteit iiafety be given,toinfante. -wSaldalso athrNTe 'Darnr-strese.t,rDublin. .. .> * :.: -n . -: -.:... .-.:. . SALES BY AUCTION.