Sales By Auction.
The Times, 1824-06-17T00:00:00

- i:tsu b'r&.l lgo Fuir7ifture. chlina, Glass, Lhlen), and .-liat I esrn ltOBIN on the Preallses, T1l1S DAY, Jn 'IHE exccellent mtodlerhi Flltlliture;,n'eivwithin 6 1montbs, T..a capital 6 feet piedestal sideboarda, ehlmi_,glass, linen. 'and effects of a gentlemaii removing fronm his residence 'the Priory' at Tlotterldge, Herts. The furniture Is. of the very bes'tworkmansfs?p; and ncldescaptal 'mahogainy an' ;iapanned..A*pott anrdcatilopy and ~rnch bedted.-th mlgntbattresses, goose :ahejrs bed and beding, Wapanb chests hgtbe,basinstands, and VhRi, cpitl Tinhgan ivrdrbe,cheitsof drawvers, superior 6 leet 13edestal sidaboard, card, Pembroke and divnug tables, 5. lady's wvork table. 'with bacKga 'mm0 anid draught boairds, stalnedlroselvoodcouch, chairs and heffotie wtdrueg ts, hearthi ruMg, pollshed steel, brass, and therendes aY fieiro-frtche reqis ea, a few- garden tools, dcc. M.ay be vioWe d I day -prior, and cataloguies bad on, the premises, 2nd of Mlessri, Rtobeins, Covent.-deZin. with and by its admired ~Park., uurntPlantation, Law-ua, Shrubbe Walks, altagther a fnalof220 Acres, tlOmrnlHn;s~ nd Offces, coneis,et the Permse Orflee...ByMeast. ROBIS at he Autloft. Mat nTisanext, eleaAtMasior,erected Within a few years ~~~Vell ~ ~ ~~~~~~~n of. a modern data ast to be station ~~eon adistinguishlng.feature, ulpon theelf in its eonstslt-panegyric nmany proietbates conneoecte svith this admitrQd groperty The elasz9leal taiste%of tho'dI3t!nZuIshcd olner is so smai- es% that it remains only to aidd, thtat the uniform!t and good taste Of the e'tterforlKiu not be nioreb hlgly apprecliated than tile extraur- 4Cinsry 00bnajo of coinfort an~ acomm~odation within. The re- laideout ha benjudlO'Ously,plRccd Ian' the centre ofa beautiful PARK, -lidou CIn t 'it correct marner witk shruibbery wralk dplta tios,Whih or abheltte the Whole. The pleasure grounds are well arrantged, knd aboind rin flowering shrabs and evergreens of the most rare -nt estiriable. kin-d. The kitchen gardens are Wbunda,it, with r1apltal vinery. Rnd peaehhoose]120 feet long. and'pinery and sufeces- F-l35il 1ouses of' a correaponding description. The secondary and do- ""cu'tIc offleeg are oometasolave nothing to be detired. The t~ar meaows l 'ost -chthebeautiful river Orwell, the moving iel atlif waergve a beautiful variety to the pano~ Xanie view that isp resented-tn the opposite dlrection. The 'domaini 53 TWO,l HUNIDRED AND TWEN1TY ACRES, including meadow, Pos- ture, amable, anid wood land of the best quality. Trhe formse orose is "Wrell placed in the vie ihity, of the laiids eRdapted'to agricultural pur- Poges, and is on lease tsr a short term, at a ver-y'redueed rexnt of 200 guineas ayear. rImmediately adjoining the farm is a very gentlemanly xealdenceanid offices, with capital gardens, uinderlet at 751. a year. 'The esaei h roperty, of the Count Lins4ingen. Particulars * may liehad28 aisprer o te sleof Mtr. Fal1on. solicitor, Temple; at tho,prneial nnsnt piich Coeheter i:elsford, and Norwrich; nt ,seAucionMar; ad o Mesrs RoIns Lndon, of whkom alone ~eads oviw te stae cn b bd, nd ithutwhich no one can be ~tr.Horby' Frehoi Lier tabes nd Iloue, alld the white More Sabls, t. artn'slan; aia he alubleGodwill sad A LL hoseextesiveand aluale Pemiss, establishedI upwrardso 0)yaswt undeviating success, and for the na 0years in th cuaino r. Hornby and famnily: comnprising :premise euli tatnadconvenilence to any at the wvest end aif thetown, wtagodilhat yielas In point of v,alue to none cOther Thereis eygo dwling-bouse and extensive yard, Wtith -.aIn nfity of the leststables, lock.nu coaebhouisos, granaries, &c.- 0ne undivided moiety of the freehold, together 'With the vaJuable oodwivll of the long.estabUshg'd concern',is included in this purcla!se. -particulars may be had 10 days prior to the sale at Mlr. Miller's offices, WJesv,inn: the Mrart: and of Mlessrs. Rtobins, in Covent-garden. PrcesolHouc,S Matins-lne,formerly an Jnn.-Biv Mfesrs. MBI.S.attiheAuetsnMIart, on.Tueqaynext, June 22, at 1l!; in I ot, A Siubstantial reodHuse, undeniably -situate far as a shell'iishshpinteocptoofv.Prya,udrnol leaze expiring tdcsmenetThhosis4soisil,th roorms in front l afotd ntermssfrel eein~i as the King'sArsnn.Pitdatiuasmybha14aspio at the Mart;ofM.ppn.olctr irlts-ndis;adf X,esebld nvetrjen fo fl yersof 1701. a-year. arsnsi tof~h Shakspare Tvern nd Ho el, site Druiry-lane T2heatre o ~~~~~~~~~ ess ROBSINS, at the 'Mart, ACap~JLeaehodInvetment, -llI of his Grace the -i-.,tltik ofBedord for 61 years, comprising -the established and *~5pee~ale oncrnthe Shatkspeare Tavern 1asd Hotel, desirably alt'ste orbusnes,facingnDrury-lane Theatre. The tavern lias been ti'Oredat a exens of smany thousands,'and the present respectable IALe'nat for2l. years (M1r. Egling) has latterly increased the business-so "is tomake -itcompete successfslly with theilonig estatblishetd houses in ,the vicinity; it is'et at a very inadequate rent fsra period which is. aleterminableby either paity at the end of the firet 7 Years, when an 'augmentation of -rent may be relied an. Particulars may be hazd on the prenmises; at the office of Messrs. Darko and1Michael, Red Lioei- iguare; at the Mart; and of Mtessrs. Robins, In Covent-ga rden,- At Wodbrdge in ufflkcaltI Freehld Warf, Re si den e, Maltinghouse, &e. altogether 6 Acres and upw-ards,nBy meEsrs. rtOBINS, at the Mlart, on Tuesday next, June 22, at 12, in 3 lots, A Valuable and very Improvable Freehold Property comprehendhiF that newly erectedl and conmmodlo;ts Quayl)oel-, the un Dock and IVharf, 'witb 2 granaries, 2 coal warehouses, eapa- dlons timber and coal yards, cdnringlsouse, and every possible requi- site furishipping and carry-ing on extenSive trades in general merchant- disc;, also a Piece of land, delph, Warings, and wall, contalalatg 6 acres, In the otenipation of 'Messrs. Edwards and lfanby, most respon- sible tentants, i-vhose lease expires at llirll,telmas, 182.5, nt a low rent ,cf 1141. a )'eqr; also a substantial maltotince wvith 'i0 coomba'? lead steelp, and iT,as the advanitage of being wvrought throuigh the year; it 'contains "rery extensive corn chambers anpd very essential office, on lease l0'Mr. Edwards, at only 501. a year; It expires at Micihaelmnas, 1S26; also a very "ecellent well-built Residence, recenitly erected, cOOtY.,ninig every accomimodation for ansoderate and respectable far- taly, a 2-stall stable, chalsehouse, anld ardens, In tile occupation vt' Mr. Robertdcae, whose lease expires atMiehaelrnas, 18-26, at alow Tent of 351. a. year. This eligible proPerty Is alt situate In the heat 41'rt of the mnarket towvn of WVoodbridge, in Suffolkc, vlieri thLe port 'is flourishing, and the prospoat most. encouraging', Particulars r.avr 'he had, 10 days prior to the sale, a't the prinelpali%ns at Ipsavich anaL Itorwicb; of 5Messrs. WVood and Son, solisitors, WVoGdbridge; ut the Idart, and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden, wvhere a plan of the estate may be sleen, F3iuckbam-hin,.ln stusex.-A deigtulRsiece ith Pleasureand l{itcehnG Gadn,ad11arso cei ad nldng HOP PlantationisneatyadnnoAyMsr.RONS at the Auction Mr.oTusanetJne2,a1,adprempto- rxily by dirctoofGoJonDbaceq AValuabl aP eyeiil oyod roperty, con-. A 3Lslating faveyupr vilreinc,inishied in an unl- 'ferm manne anRoee ihstco tl iute so Ps to coin- tmasd a delihtueve o urroundig rich and p)icttrcrsque scenery; it Isale uch'.l~l, contiguous to Uckficld,IS sniles firom Brighton rmLws and only 42 from London; the psrin- elpal rooms are of te hebet proportions; the drawving room and breakfast room commnunicate anadae near 40 feet long; the bed- chambers pleasant and airy and the offices good,, together wIthl 91 aeres of land, including some rich mieadow and tlile hop lanud, lying well together, With cspital and. subsarsutial farm busildings, including barn, granary, atting lod"es,aitoi,balfsbue Zze.Thewhoe prw-ninxa deirale properly, either with a view to resiide uponL or as an eligible investment. TIhe est-ate is copy- luold. subject to a small fioe certain uponi alienation and no line uipon death. Particulars may be had at.the princjgal inns at BIrigh- ton. Lewes, Cucklield, Riegate, anid Uckfleld: at the Auetion Mart; -of Mr. Boiton, solicitor, Auistinfriars; and In Covent-garden, wvhere a plan ari'd drawing of the estat~e may be seen. RGlNS. attIle Auction Mart, on Tutesday next, Junie 22, at 12, by directlon ooft the Executors of- John Desse, esql. deceased, A Desirable Freehold Estate, consisting of a goodI farim- - -t). house, Pleasantly si1tuate, at Bttckham-hill in the parish of Isfield, In the count1o Sussex, totether with barn and all suitable farm. buildings, an7038t acres of si&adow, pasture, and wrood, land, lying comiPact, Ins the occupation of Mr. Dlean, at a veylvrnto ,301. for a term of 3 years froma MlTchaeimas siexi'. Tey o rent ofra x*duced on ranting this lease from 661. and hillch may again be .contemnplate Particulars may be bad 14 days prior to, the sale at -the inTns at Uckfield, Brighton, and Iteigate; of Messrs. Denity alid 2&lorphetr, Bream-&-buildUinWs. and In Covent-garden. (oveurt.garden Thealr.T Tw7etr'hrs f `5001. ech, w-iith Free Admisuion, taseal inly.1yMessrs. ROBINS, at the-Aue-son '"Ar oTusanetat1,it2lts, PJ'WO o,,.Igina SusritonSars 0o'? each, in Covei.s-gurdcn Thar.leicome derivable fromn each Is 251. a- year* , thu an ddcin,adveinthe event of another pro- yerty,i~ they are exempt fo it. h shares. are amply secuired MPO!t the imnmense rpryo hstete Particulars miay be had lt 'n e Mart, and InCvt-ad. 2loge-su.'ier....Amost ggen tlemnanl~yViii a-fltc upwhevr Engishcofor ad conveosence and allthe elegant Furnitute and Eff~t.-ByMesss. DBINS, at~Nulogne, on MVoanday,June 2B, at j~Frehod Vila,with -every accommodation for a small famiy,suroudedby nearly 2acres_of land, laid out in plea- aura gounds disp sedvith great tSate. It was originally built and litteupatn imense expense by an English gentIeman, with every regad tocomort nd ozsvenience, and contains 3Sliest bedchamber 'drwinanddiflggrooms, library vestibule, aind wvater coe,kt 'chen, sculery. and numerous dOmestit offices; also cruchihotise, atabbng. farm house, ard farm yard, a inekicebigrdn ,del~ightfuflly situate, within 600 yards dithe si;earde Hn,a ct InteaIs S3ouogne, always esteemed the first wa thersaea,atHnvEurtopearTh 'very eIegant and well adapted furniture and effects will be sold In one 3ot with the villa. May bev~Ieied tWl the isale, by applying to Alt. Da. 'quhs, sol.citor, Rue dee Pipotg, Boulogne, Of whom Particulars may be lhad; also at the M1art; and ofINMessrs. Robins,Oi Covet-garden, Capitalwell esablishe Beardig.honse Aipi, ed for 20 years,a alowrsit, he present owrner rtrigntecony ' esr.t ROBIS, t teirRoomis, PIaz,Cvltgre,a usn July ,at 2,i~s an acceptable fe emdplrt Ii 1tis ~JAPIAL romy Reside3nce, uncommnolywlstae frcrynon a boarding house establishment ef scces, beng elstrally placed wvithrgr oteIelt t N6,Adam-sstreet, Ada]h.Tehue nlcOfcs ~modousand laned to the best advnaethsiin rom pl. And Offices rdcn,a the Uresntlowrrent, 3i6laos..-'By Messrs, ItOBINS, atter fom,in vent-garden, on Ttlesday, July 6; A N elegant Leasehold Residence, heldI for a periodl of 43.S_61 years, and subject only to thetrivial ground rentof'uigunei,s; alt comsprehend&n stone built end very substantial and gentlemanly resldence, fini-hed in thiebest manner, and in point of situxation not ealyto be surpassed in Bath, No. 19, Park-street, St. James's-square. Trhe yoEuse is rvlete Wvith every accommodartion a moderate family 'will requLire. he prizicipal rooms communicate by folding doors, are ~about 22 feet square, and the domestic arrangementsquite adapted to -the residence. It is atliffeseiit on lease, expiring at.Miehaelmas,l 825, atr a Iow rent of16.ls pranm h residence can oznly lie vievweilwithP permisson n had at theork 5llotel tnd ) 'itLon* thPouhHte,Cheltenham; and of' 2.fessr's. Robins.Cvn-adn able GardensanGrud,ad0ace of Park-like Mleadows.-.By Jiressrs, ROBIS atteMr,JnTus ay,ley , at I- A N,excelln R idneaapdtothe irccoi;6ndation AJ3 of a resotbefml,Wh attached and detached offices of .every description qut orsodnt, the late resIdence anid pro- Terry ofBriice Plerce,esq. The vla is encircled by aPlantation walk, 'which incluides 40 acres of land, disposed In Park-like ibrm. The gar- .dens are extensive. and ingooGd order, writh greenhouse, hothouse, &c. a,nd it Is believed that fewestategat such ashort distance fromn ton-n 'vIll be found to possess the same advantages. It is leasehold, for a 'ynOdf4O years, at a trifllnl~ground rent, It can Le vieweed by lerds;. particulars are preparingan2Ld MaY~ be had 21 days prior to the sale, at the M4art, and f 'Messrs. Rfobins, in Covent-garden. 4CAVERLSHANI pinRK..one of tise ms ltnuse etsnEga hest Land, together with theCSfanoro extensive With the Parish, Quit Reints, and extensive Right of Fishery, *vIthin 2 miles of Reading, In Ilerks, formerly the seat of Lord Cadogan, and always 'the ledlng,feature betwvixt London andllDath.-B.BysrsR'3lii at the Auctiol-mart, on Thursday, July 8 at 12, *essrs. ROBINS, ?IHE singularly elegant MANSI6N and DOMAIN, _* CAVF.RSHANI PARi, '.se-at proverbial for its s8uPcIforitY over cvery- contensPorary within Zonmilesof the metropolis and ackno ledging no rival but Blenheins, 'towhlch alone it yields the palm. It:presents a noble uniform build- 'fng,- thesouth fror,t ornamented by six Corinthian pillars of great bseauty and perfe,tion, fror the Pantheon at Rome This Princely 31ansion was planned and finished by the -E arl of Cadogan at an ex- pense ofI130001. It is-calculated to accommodate, in the most ample manner.a f?;miy efthe first distinction; it is pltced in a fine com. Unauding situation, from which the viewvs are exceedingly rich and ntrert3tng. extendlngat one point to Cmsar'Caminp, andinacluding in.the fntermediste space an infinitY of those admlred seats, which 3Ield onlY to CavershKm. The pleagure grounds and plantation walks that encomnpass this Terrestrial Paradise arc disposed in the most perfett taste, Lbounding with rare and valeable shrubs. The noble terrace; 1,80 feet long, is termlnated by the larce Rom an Temple of Y,aztland stone. of the rumticated Dorie order, from svlllch Yen are lmpreeptibly led to the uibrageous walks in the plantation and 'wlderness, while the ark (always remarkable for Its hbautVy -ex -h1bits a great variety Ohill and dale, eoinbliaed with views of con- jsiderable extent asnIinterest. The park and farmg surrounding It gomprehend A DOXAIN of ONE THOUSAND ACRES, - ' 'with capability to lncrete the quantity to aay extent; its contiguity 7to Reading, and the importance Inseparable from Cavereham, must rive It that weight with regard to Parliameutary Influence that would dly-make ose of theseatsa matter of doubt; infine, there appears i . oreamnable lmit to the variety of.advantagee that exclusIvely i tolon to thi roperty. It can onry be viewed TV tickets. Prlnted yertlenlxjrs, lfthgplan of the whole estAte, and['a drawing of the =snnsloixand park, will be ready, as hs. each, 28 days prior to the sale, I nqd smaybe had at the principal inns at Reading, Bath, Clheltenham, I windsor, and Sa7t.blll; of Mr. Sheeh,solicltor, Wallingford; of Mesrs. s Vasdercora and. Co-my Bush*i-aa, Cauoqr-street; and of Mlessrs. _.oWr -lVnadn ; - . - I tbi Coandy.t or itnenr.reeol6d jnvestnieut, andMIgae'reso4f fer- a,?casnt ndImpioving-part of ttile eounty...By Mlessrs. WdI ;ateSaton Trhursday,-J-Uly 8,at"12, ln. tot,- 'A Valuable FreeholdI -.:Landed 1nvlies~merit, .desirably IAM,. situattoatCWmntelmer, near Penybont, In the county of Radnor, anld inl the aeveral parishesof Nqartmel, Vlrisdevery~and TL'anhbadarn; It eO)sists0f3 good farmns, a -water corn gr-ist mill, several, 66ttages,' and:312 acresof land, vcry fertile;-and'iniiluding a Aooidprop6)ortlon' of pastureawd meadow, -nearly in kring fence. The river.Claweddlog. a line trout stream, passes through the estate, arid sanplas-the mill wiJth a never-faiIlnl; anid powverful streamn, atnd may ao be used to great advantage with aviewv to frrigaite -more thatn-100- acres, or thie mneAdowrland. 'The estate Is close t-o the new turnp ike road from BluIltli to Newton,ahod or,i3 qulartersof-amile from-'thenmall roa.d to Aberystw ith;,It ts-2mjle-s fom Peniybonte postoffice and postinghouse. S froin Rhayad,sr, 12 fromn KnIghton;-and 14 fromn Newtown ; part oit: theiestatels let for 2301. a year, the remainder will readily produice -2001.2garysirnudditlon. Particularsmay be had at the principalunns In all the.-beforenientioned townas; and of Messrs. Roblins, Covent' tarden.-wvhere aplan of tlheestate ma,ybe seen. In ~Pembrokeshkc.-Valuable Freehold EStates,- InclUding 2,758 Acres of Land, producing at old rents upon lives1,1201, ayear, but ealla- ble Of-'an Irnsinense rind, almiost inimediltte Inerease.-lly Mlessrs. ROllINS, at thle Auction Mda,t,on Tuesday; Juily-27, In I lot, .AVery Valuablri- Freehold Estate, situate in thieparishes .LL.k.ofLanstinsai. Llanvemantygoil' Castlebyt'i, Morvel, and Pun- criaeston, all. ad'ol ilng parishes, and in the best- part of the cpunty of Pembroke.. his esllte-presents all exceedingly desirable invest- lonenti lf5inlsueb, as it is-.capabla of coasiderable improvement." It comprehenlds, - TVO THOUSAND SEVEN' HUNDRgb and FiFTV;EIGHTrACRES.- of lanid; together 'With amnansion and demseane, inlthie Occupation of RtobertPeel, esq. and a variety ofrconveniient farms adjoining, prodtie- ing, at rents determinable on afewreaini)iingoldllves, 1,1221.a year. The land taxis redeemed upon the wholeproperty, and the manor of ljianv-eniantYgOff is armongst the -many advantages connected writh tsestate. -More descriptir-eparticutlars will be ready 21 day pior to the sale at theprlnclpal Innsin the leading towvns in Pembroke-tlre;~ alsojateCarmarthen Abergavenny,Nlounmo;th, and Cheltenham :- at- the office of Nlesars'. Williams, Brookes, Powell, aud Broderip, Liri- eoln's-inrs; and of M%essrs. Robins, Covent-garden, w~here plans,oflthe estaote many be seenu Four Bods of ?00 ese, hbearing -Interest. regularly paid half yearly, thepricialayaleon thiedemilseof alady aigel- 86 years; -By - -Mesrs.ROBN'S atth'Z7-.Tart, onTuesday,-June22, at 1,in 4lots, unlss revousy dsposed of by private corntract, In I lot, .- 1~OUR Bondsof ?800 each,,- bearing interest at 5 pe.r k- eet.andreguarly paid balf yearly, by Jonies, Lloyd, and Co thfle priciui s reel~he on the demise o a-lady aged 86. These beads for~b prt f afamly rragemnt,and the pattIes arc all 'of the mostresectale barctes. Te etates that Avill dieslend to the gater arCftevlct1,01 -yar, rind not- Incumbered with thepayment of 1,001ayar h ecutity Is therefore. excellent. Printed and descriptive particlr maybe had at the Mart,-and lil Covent-garden.- - - ~~~SurreylInstitution. - ESSRa. ' ROBINS - respectilulIy aiinouince to'- the -l...-Public,that thBjLf Gin Great Surrey-street. erected ex-- oressly for the laite Levcrian Museum, and recently decupled -as- the Surrey Instituttion,- is to -be DISPOSED- OF.. The irumerotts siuit of rooms on thegrou'nd Iloor,render the building pecullarlywvell adapited fo)ra-scientific establishmenit, and, in fact.for any ptrposewliere eon- siderible sace,- -excellent situation, and a wvell arranged plan -are deeobjects of nImportance. 'Me,srs. Robins have- been commls- sine b h rpitrt olFer this property to the public until the tndaf ming en vek after w-hieh periodth opportunity of oh. ta 5ngs cOmniodrrits a buildinig, in so pierfeet a state'us to internial' arrangemnent. wvili not speedillyo-ccur.--- Llncln'.inliclsilnssoldFurniture, Library ouokcase, large Chimey Gass,somevaluable Fixtures, and Effreets.~of the late Sir AlinChmbrdeease.-By Sir. SQUIBIB and SON, -oR the Pre- miss,67,Licol'slIsfilTo-morrowv,JuneIS,at li, by order.'of- - HE remaiing Furniiture, &c. coTmprising several 4ps tn,ad othcr bedsteads, good beds and, bedding, niaho- ?anycabne~ wor Invardrobes, chests of drawers, drawing roomi suiti liipunedcotols awinged library bookcase, and,wrlting.table,chlnm- nayglas ~ inhesby30, a convex mirror, sofa,couchcs, harpsichord, byIlkan, mahogany and japanned chaiks, sets of patent diniuig tables, card and'pea.broke ditto, morcen anid ottoin window curtaLits, Printsi framied and glazed, Brussels auid litdderminster carpets, fen- ders, fire tIrons, kitcheni articles, and various other -effects. Mlav be viewed on Thursday pr-eceding the sale, when cataloguies mnay boihUd on the premises, and of-Mr. Squibb and Son, Siville-row. - New Bon.strcetouiehod Furniure an El'ts.-ll r. SQUIBBi adS ,onthe Premiss on Mody une 21,Ho att12, HE neat ad genuin oue ldFurniture, -comn- prisng ve~ ood4p~ bedtea wih fuirniture and-bidding, mahgan cestof raers - ied ad 4pot bedsteads and chumber furitue, rawng Oom, an d diiprorcrtains, a bandsoime cut glas lstr, lmpsand chimne oraens itlchn -articles,- and Othr elets,of r.Chessell, rtin fombuisiness, at No. 136. be had. y,e lewewhena catalogue$ may Roehmpto, Surey....Nat Cttag Residence, with Garden. Stable, and haiebose,arid all the appropsriate Furniiture, in] Ilot.-By Sir.SQUIB an So, atGarramvay's,onTme.day,the22db,,iat1ol2 'ff~E Lase or 3 years, at a moderate rent, of tlh ileat and onveientCottatge Rtesideuice,iate in. the ooeupationLof Win. Page es. dceaed,pleaantly situate. at the enitrance of the village of toeamtor, wtha sall pleasure grunadand gardenhiifront.de- tachdchlier,sse,and 2-st,all stable, to'gether withi the whole of the nea an apropiae furniiture. A pierson ittternda to show thie pre- mise, o whm pintd par-ticulars mnay b lie ad 10dave preceding the sal; aso of Mlessrs. Fiadgate, Young ,andI Jackson, s6lieitors, Essvx- street, Strand; and of Mlr. Squibb and Son, Saville-row. Shfires in the~ -an-nicy ~Canr,te lb ir ie Yorkt-bnlildlriss W'aterworks, and th tan-rdgB r. SQUIBI and -SON, at- Garraway's on Tedyth.dIntinlots, byerdrof tie Exeectr- tors Of Sir Fenivk dul erlcesil - qO RSlae in the Bariisle Canal,- Yorksliire, an Rdvncd t 11.per annum, and are expected to increase. One ?1O0 Share In the Glone Fire and Life Insurance Companly, pa,yIng' 7 per cent. Ten ?100Shares-inthe Vork-buildings'-W.aterwarics,Conmpany. And live Original Shares in tlireStrasid or 'Waterloo-bridge. Particulars may be fiad at Garc'aWay's; of Messrs. Fladgate, Young, and Jackson, solicitors. Essex-street, Str:nidi; aindofMr.Squib-candlSon,Savillle-rowr Tavltec.silrirPeremptorily, by order of thie Ex-ecutors of the biteJams Wiliason, eeq .-By MIr.SO UBiBBand SOIN, aLt Grra- wars oaTuesay,the 22dnstaiit, atl2, tax.'rhepremsescontain a neat pavled entrance hail, large break- &stparour spci,us eating room, 2 -noble drawinig rooms of excel- Ihu poporton, o bedcambers, dressing rotoms, and weter elosetit- withconenint ellarranged offices In thie basenient. Slay be veirewe betwveen th ours of l and 3; rind particulars had on the pre-, mises; at the plaiceo sale; and or Mr. Sqiiibb and Soni, SaVille-row. Sidmuth,Devo.-Eegan Frehol Residence, writh beaattWia sureGroud an Preuctive Gorden.-By Mr, SQUIBiB and SON at Garrway', onTuesay, June 22, at 12, TPHE eligtfulsecluded rustic Residence, known as WolnsCttnXe, arranged forthe accommodation of a family distncton,andforerly occupied by, the late Lo,rd G%rydIr, plea- ~aniy itute t ashiort di-itance from itIre towh1 of Sidmouth, so justy clebrtedfOrthe salubrity of its air and the highbrespectability of he ompny esoting to it, containing on thelupper floor 7 best bed camber anddressing rooms; on ttile ground floor aL suit of- 4 spacious apartments, wthich opien to the pleiasure grounid, having on thie north aide a covererI terrcace wa.lk ISO lest in lenigthi, coinmuni- eating wsith a capital Walled garden clothed withlistlie fruilt trees. The donmestie offices are numerous'andl vell arraiiged, and the pre- Imises are most amiply oupplled with excellenit wa'ter. M%ay be viewed till the sale, andrtidarticulays hiad there; also at the York lhotel, Sid- rmouthI tie Londonl and Csogdesi's Hotels, Exeter; at the place of sale; andobfIlIr. Squibbm and Son, Saville-rowv. Crow an AnhorTaero, in the Strand, a,nd other Valua_bleLease- hol Prpety,ofthe late Sirgenwivek Btilmer,produhirg sariet rental of pwadsof ,ool.per annunm.-IBy r.- SQUIBB and SON, at Garawa~s,on uesay, June 22, at 12, by order of the Execu- IX ubtania IHbuse~ in Norfolk-street, Straiid, held kJ fr 2 yeas, easd to niost respectable tenants, and producing a- net entl o 381. er annium. Twvo houses In Aruiidel-street, held- for lie trm,andproducling a net renital of I1181. 10s. per annunal Thoe mst xtesia aid valuable premnises, long knowvn as tire Crown and ncho Tavrn, n th Strnd, iththe i;ouse In Arnmodel-street,- adjinig, eldforth sae trm,andprducinganet rental of 3951. perannm. teemet i Asgetcout,producing 81. Ssa. per annum, anda feehld ous inChalesstret,Haton-garderi. Printed liar tielar ar prparng,andmaye hrt II ayspr-sedhingthe sale, Of Mesrs.Flagac, Yung ad Jcksn, oliitos.Essex-street; ht the Cron ad nchr; t arrways;and oMr. Squibb and Son. Hattongardenluabl FreodPrprycomprisiu Two old establshed Pubhiehos,TheHouses 'WthShops, an Four Pri- vate Dsvelllngs.By Ayr. sQUBIae O,a Garraway~s on Tires- day,JulvG, at 12, In lots, rHRIEE neat Dwelling-houses, -Nos. 9,jo, and 11, in _ Cross-street,iIHatton-gardeor, th im bree Tunas Publichouse, In- the same street; at private house, No. 26, KCerby-street; a roomy - dwvelling-horiseandebeesensongerl.- shop. No. 6, Chatles-street,Hattoln. r,den; tle adjoining hoseand shop. No. 7; and the very old este- ~ish4 pblihoue, ormrlytheGloe tavern, together with the moden fontd so andwelin,Ei Hctsgaenofpedb W ir.ip Barugh grcerr te whtedlet oniLeases to- espe IBbl ten n,at verymodraterens.erinted pabtclar are prearin,an coatai b read frdelvery21 ays recdng thne, sadle, ageo s-ny iiuthenbethadeat the ublhouss faovethenlatioed; at arrfromaLnds; ofnsilliag Bedfodshir.... al nbewlF-reehod tte,d o upwardsuH ofnt 00rAcnRes!- Tith fre, a dsexouset,tdfomm andingeryx.B risinveUpBro3pect Valuable and vr deirably Freehott d Esuitry vthe,coftfice- A ela bucrsinladings.fernce, dvantaeousl situatef betwreen thbe,to apditaodlmarketintown of edfop aridno lVigleamWadker beigds- tanhaoutl 5giles fromdithe yo slattertand-eOhfromih London a;conising Famof a 1n1stcsustantallnewlyverectedia birmwithgk df-rbuiltditlm n'sRsi- ditenre, ealledrihanedsfHouse commt,andin velryratensivreproapeds an tenihoriid excellent frn lig,surrouded I byfou3d partctlresyoflpastue, arase and invedtland, Info the eg onccuptio of P.geitleamWalker,o feld leots.oParesetaleultenantatt pas-ila a vueery lw oldb readty Tor deslver i8 well prn~eredinabounds ale hn gaye,hand is ha pf rty elRonsernes ttes f ree,-stexoer;attedfo land tax, anglswdeortheS Thi edo; atth pac o sl; ii o Iz.Stibbaidprn avellerW. rad in te neghbnr~i,;, excllet, ad a-ill e-fei bartlkbieltDyelingih as n ivesmen, oyfo te sahitn of3P a genCATlEmanond ofhfe ld sport. Paticuar,wt B lack H ansexed,pl ill-bc renady fornel2,tIver Irones, oplr.~B SIsars RA sEtand-e RTR ons' tfe Pre- orfo tcupate,in: thd5pe-sevetai;cdetniby "?'rte7,'vstnunelnt f alUI at12;in ,lObyorsdcofetiAepriB Hoarrsemonden, Y,aldug, and rireThcy, afiuse sporting Part ofthe ounty ofKent, contiguous to the best market towns,- andwithin 40 miles otf London; comprising three gbigly cultivated farna, with suitable farmnhouses and agricul. tur3z btuildings, in good repair, containing in the w,hole 'nearly 30 a"ces Of superior arable, meadow, Pasture, and wood land, and hop- garden, together with the valuable and extensive manor of August Pits, with all the manorial rights beloSging thereto. The wrhorle presents a most favourable oPpaort,Anity fort the inveatent aapitsi orforoccuPation, andlspreurued tobe feorthm7001. perannum. Fil descriptive particularsarepreparng, hadataltheprinpal innsr atd LaBerhramt, aiRdatone, and Toabridge; of Mlessrs. Ward- ropertand ileecham, Solicitors, Hriakhurst Rent; at the secretary's office, Auction llrt; GrrawTavcl,; and of uW. oLelrebla, surveyor, &c. Enfsald, Middiesex, at whose offic s plans of thedestat may be see The Cliedingsl G . .GE e ,.t e ,ar ad 3, A,:es o Free'hold Land, exonerated & ront Laili oan or nd315 crsaf B3Y W. LEIFCHiSLD, - at the Auctioan 'l-rta, near Kelvedon, Essex_... at 12,1in Ilot,.by order of the Ptroprn. r n enedysJne0 'U" HAT- valuable and admir', etr,eodPoery ae ,joth,' mle"rOn gevqd-I _igtfulysituate in the paris,h of frO Coch-itr, ndabout 40 3 from .Witham, 6 from Slaldn,, 10 aLnd cOMdosr,sdece e,t om( London; comprising a geniteel 9enceandaccommodato of en-ly ael dapted for the conveni- inaprkmadow natlponorf-AMilyoIfthefirst respeItabillty.~seated and saterestin*~ views ovcer a y;' tach ed Is a conyenintefvsra ug taraerack o contry; yigr stabling for 12 hres rm,/eardl 2 tlabkourer utr' - properly de- bri frm aad bues cottases,-Iarge barns. numerus(t oraeg,- 'OW 4ouse, qtrt andes ttle she s, piggr ,and runumerous 2 theranidit.1bilig,In excelleint repair,geands - sr- [idfthfirst nirt..Jessr farable,, mead6w, rind Pasture tion,_eontalningn th', ufn thhhest Posible satie of cultiva-. Is ilne barley alsiblit tu acres, -a great part- of w1hIch, of Chsedlngsell Gr '-blbl. lasnrdg'Mao ritsti rt bf50oti,lhtefn, quit rents, andother mfanorial i5CUIFLted fbrtho lg,Ti eil estatie is ~resumned to be weilI- pursultr eadnioe ofinylgetleman. fond Of agricultural urnsui-the Iand.- fic et,bigI hyVictnltvsof thie beat mrRiket rOxhioundsinth- P.Osabud itgm ana there are 2 -pateks oi ir Robert lierif,oeir suroa I a formerly the' -Pfroperty:of s'hio-will glyg- Ardbart:and nw i ,'to Oceup ation of M rs.- Rix, ickes oly, -posesson t-Mchalmari'ext. MIaybc viewved with mis n th'dd ful decritiveprlcuarabhad at allthe principal ut Grraw- aeghborhool; a theSecrtarys ofice,Auele iart; ToHabetdasherm Linendrapera, '&c.-Valtiable Stsselcin 'Trado, Fleet- streatDyIWlNSTA'N'EY and- SONS, on-the -PremisesiS2,TFleet-- street; TEiLS DAY,, Juine 17, aud 'folltuwin,g~ays, at 11, by order' _- ottle Executora and Executrix,- HE r eimaining genmiiiie Stt~ick,ini 'Trade ef Messts. NJ Welli and NeVille, con-sisting of satinsi,sarceenets,modes,persians, m1utres, bourbasiins, bombazet~,' rTbarsds, laces,'vells, shawli,, muslinn, eninbries; gauzesi grApbs, table and bed linen, long lawns, calicoes; JeALns,- 'stockin9s,t?gloveii,'1faney. trlimmings, d.aunel.9, piRs, needles, Ibtread, silk, end various other-artieles in-the aboveHles of buslnin; IlOtted tds,ultprwa.te faCnsliea s wiTellas tbetrade. To be ,iewed this dak' a;1dttf-rnoiTiA.vh6n cataiogues may~be'had on tuie-premnises; anid of Winstanley ~and SonsI, Paternoster-ralit.. ~The -remainog.household furniture.will be sold oin Tue.sday,. ti-e 22d instant. iRu5seell-equsre.-V%Ijuatlse Cellar of old'Wines.-By %VINSTANL,EY Indt atNS 12, the.Pr.euilses,20, Russabl1sq~uAre, To-morrow, the 18th A.Cel1ar'6f'ekiiefie1y chloicilVincs,. se1ected. witli-great. 13.judgment for the proprietor's owvn ebns umptiois; - oprising; aonit'120 dozeits ofuuulydr dt''fthecielebrated viitagec 1802, insported'by'Paxtosi,I,%taoribz5nL- aild Co. -1.450 dozens. of Alur~ doch, YuulIe,0and CO. _51adlelra, 18 and 2O.years In bottle I' IS d6zens of euridris Sherry, of7 grerrt-sge and exdellence'; Iii dozens of-Clarct. vintage lSI5;..,S'd,i'zehs'rf- Red -Herniftge"'And 10 dozens of. dapital Rum, upwiirds 'Of BWvyears Oid..: TliA whole.being the genisuile pro7 .perty.o japrivate*-etleman -who is leaving 1ii.s town" residence Jin consequence of Inl"health. gauiiples niay'b'e obtainied. 6Odays pr-ior to- the sae,_by applylng-at 20, Rusuiibsquaroiwhiie catalogues ros ber -h.d'Sils.dof' wfirT'nlAv- and Sons. Fattrnos?ter-'ror.- I. - - Furniture;' Pianoforte;' Eighit-da Cl-ock,- *c.. Russell-square...,-ly. AVINSTANIjEY And'S2B. mntePelseg,: No..2O, Rlussell-squajre, .on -Wgdonesdy,th-.dnar,al,- in . agetceat-levig hprow resid6sice ind'-onbther haln. fnnotreomrxes four-post Und-otherd -abdeedast-iiiligay arrobe chests 'or drawers, sidebor,ir.n,cr,adle r,etbesbokse 'sofas, chAtirs. bandoehitaneorn idwurin.Ami- .ster anid Brussels Crcs'adOhrefcs 'o e iwd h k preceding and* ionin' fsl;ctlge a ehd ntepe mnisex. anid of W5ntarly2nd Sns, aenstrrw Eli ue reenld nd-easelhoJld'E~sttes.,redeemed 1,arrd-tax, &c. Al- fermanbny dlesre.and Islington.-BY WVINSTANLEY and SON$, at tFriay, June 25, at 12, in 6 lots, XJE RY YI1.at desirable,A.Elstates, consisting of V 2capital and motsbtital freehold (andl small part- lease- hold) dw-e ilng os,:aeocs and premis~es, being Nos; 63=zd- 64, Aldphrmanbury0itlilt atbout 20 years since, under tile I~mmediate. directioni of a mo(st respectable architect, and for the especial tise of the proprietors, -as aL banking house, butpire now` in the occupattion of. Ren3am1ussFaylg,.eq 'and his under tgnants ,'aud.M?~esz.rs Hiclk-and lfroqtlkete; 'on' slhoft e.ses, at'very low rentse,. for whiili. considerRble, Prembiums were given. A freehold buildinig behind the same, at pre- -sent-unnucc'ieid.~ The land-tax Is redcemed.., Alea-5ejoldimproved rent of 27L per ansiouni, issuing out of 2 houses, iN'OS. 9 aud 1, AddlO~trcet, with',extensivebrlldingi'hehF.id, held for22 -years; the-redeemed land- tax of 71. 17s;'6d-liersnssinl irvbeiotseaidbhouss,Nos.59and -10; Addlc-str.et., ,An eligible - leasehold estate..conslstlng of a very~ con.veniilet and genateetl dwellinghotuse; withf fore-court and' good gar-' den, pleasantly_situa-ted5, Park;-strectld,Ilinqtonl, n the o(ccuption of -Mr. TwdlIs, a m'ost ieslieftabI6 tfruent, held ior up'wards of 7;2 years, ataground rent ofronly 5i. lOs. per annium.. -To be veiewed by per. lulssWon.ofthti rcspectije tenants. Printed Parteiclars wnay be had of Messrs. Dawres and ChaUfield, solieltors. 'Atig'e-court, TYhrogmorton- Street. - 'lr. Gardin.er, asur-dyoe,608,' Old -Broad-street. -at the Mart;i andl of%Wlnstanlley and sons; Paternoeter-row,w-herea plannmay be seen. 'ELLIS begs inost respeetlXully- to informn his Friends ILL. anit-the i'uhlic, that the 'SAILEr of FREEHOLD HOUSES and -PREMTISES, in Abel's-buildings, Ilosemiary-lane, ini'the parish of St.. 5Iary, Wlriteeleapel, advertised for sale-by him, at Garraway's, on the n3d lnthmc,-ls POSTPo1NED till W'ednesd;iy, thePOth instant. -143, 11inories. lTIne 16. To 'r!nulbet.mercianots, Upholsterers, Cubinet anid cdstead Ma7ikers, Carpenters, and Othera.-Stock in 'trade, Tlireellorse s, Carts..?4'uu- factored anid Unrasiufactured Cabinet Goods. and' other Effects. -DarbZ-street, Rosemary-lane, Whiteehapel.-By RICHARD ELLIS (late I amston aind EBBis. on tie Pemises, Darby-street, Rosemary- lane, WVhiteehapel, on Monsday, Jane 21. anid following day, at 12 each day, by order of tile Assignlees of James Tweed, cabinetmuaker and timber.snercharit, it bankruPt,- .A_LL 'the Zvlanufact-ared'atnd'Tjiima-nufactiurea- Stock in I&Trade, comprising alarge quantityt of mahoganyin boards and $Lari, bed pillars,~ very, fine veneers and chair-stuff, beach'quarters, plead deal Woards.- becech ditto, sets of patent dining tables, Award- robes, twvo ioo tables, sdideboards, malio-any,car,behtn n other bedsteads,- chests of: drawers, -quantity of uniinished cabinet wVork, pit and brdakf g saws, work lbenches; three' cif horsLes. two' townZ carts, a prng itto, cart harness anid other effects. To be viewed on Saturday- anid mornings of sae. catalo-ues onl tile pre- mises; -of Mr.-Baddcley,-solicitor, 61,.Leman-street. 6oodman's-fdeldsi and of the auctioneer, 14.83 MNinorles. Picturesi and Carved French Frames..By 'Mr. EDWVARD F'OSTER, at his Great noom; No.14, Greek--street, Soho-square,THIS:DA'y, June 17, at 12, AGeniuiiie Collection of' Pictures, including speeiMens Aof celebrated Italian, Frenchi, Dutch, Flem3ish., and English mnas- terss; also a quantity of carved oak French frames. May be 'viewed one day. prior; vatafogues, at . Mr. -Fost'e'r'a 'ofrice, 14, Greek-street,' Soho-s-quare. liousehold Furnurlle, Oxford-street:L-13v M5r. E. FOST'E, on the l're- russes, No. 440, Oxford-street. corner of Crown-street onlonday', -Junn 21; at 12, bjy direction of the Proprietor, rem-ovn (the lea-se of the premises being disposed of), ' - ' LL the neat anid genuinie Household Furniture andi AZ1 .Effects;. consisting of 4-post and terS bedsteads and f'srai. tur'es, goose feather beds,nmattresses, anidbeddingi' mahogany chests of drawor's, 2secretaireS antd bookcases, basinstands. dressing tables aLnd glasser, iset of patent exteniding tables, card andPemnbroke tables, pier antd chimney glasseg, carpets, prints and drawings, twvo 8-day, clocks, china, glass, anid domestie requisite's. Also the remaining Stock in Trrad'e. Mauy be veiewed on Satin-day precedinf; catalogues on the prenilses;-'and,at Mr. E.'Fosterls offices, 14,.-Gree -street,q~oho - Stockof Wines.-By Mr. WNILLiAkMS, at the Auction Iart;THIS DAY, - - ~~~thie 17th inst. at 12, 7'1HE,following choice -AVines, viz. :-37 dozens of Ma- - J.. delra, selected, in the year 1815, fof the Xting of Portugal;'- also 55 dozens of Sherry, 22 dozens of fluie Bucelias. and 36 dozens of ex~ cellent Port, vinttage 1820. The wvines wtiU be regularly deliveredI by, permilts to the respective purchasers. To he tasted at the time of sasie,and catalogus had of Mr. Willianms,-Throgaororon-street. Freod let Rnts of 841. per asnuen, Milddlesex; Freeholds, Dept- ford, Kent; and Leaseholds. llrixtoni-roadl, Surrey.-By M6r. - ILtLIAMIS, at the Auction, Mart, TellS DAY, June 17, at 12. in lots, AFreeholdl Net Rent' of ?42 per -annium, arising from 6 A J houises,' -Nos. '1'to 6. East;street, Mlile-enid, on leasge for 01 years. A Freebold Net -Rent of 4201. per annum , issuinig out oDf 6 houses In Tavistock-street, I16thinal-greAn-road; on lease for 61 'vears. Six -sinsll Freehold Houses, in Edwrard's-court. near the Doek:yard, Deptford, 'Rent let to teiiints at wkiill, at lo-W old rents of 361. 4s. Per,- annum. Also a Leasehould Hfouse, with forecourt and Carden, No. 3, South Island-platce. Brixt6n, Sur'rey. a short remove fromi the high road, hear Holland Chapel, let to M%r. Lack, en an agreement ISor 3 years, from Christmas, 1822; at a net rent of 231. per ann.; held for So Years unexpired, at a grounld renit of 31. Ba. To he viewed till the sale,-and Particulars had of Mr. Williams. Throgmiorton-street. Leaehod Rsidnce large Garden, and suitable att.cLhed aInd detach- ed Offices, Nlorwood. Surrey. eligible for investmient or occupationi. -y. Nl.IIL atitIrelMart, oniFriday, June25, at12, unless Peiuldispoe of by Private contraict. "'"HE flesidene is'detacbed, substantially built, with .LPortlee entrane deIghtfully situate, a short distance from the newv church, and conan 8 be(Ichambers, a drawing room, anteroom. dining room, 2 pirtors, kitchen, scullery, dairy.- brewhrouse, cel- lars, coachhlouse, -tl stable, fore court, arild large garden well stocked and cropped WIthchoice fruit trees and shrubs;- held on lease fora trm f 5 yars ata roud rntof IOl. 10s. per annum. N.B. The urcase ma athisopton akothe houisehold fursilture and efttts,~'avalutin, phiih f rjeced,will be sold by auiction, on rue remies.To h viwed ithtickts,which wvith particu- lar, my b ha atth Kig'sArm, Coydn;the Crowrn and Ilorns Norrodd; te Grahound,Dulwih; ofMr. Leighi, solici- tor Chrlote-ow,MasIo-hose;andof r.Williams, Throg- WVell mianuf-actured Cabinetanid Upholstery Stockc, Hiousehold Furni- ture, &-c.. f-,een-Aiin-street,,Cavendish-square.-Peremptorily,, by Msr.DA~W 5ON and CAFE, on the Premis~es, To-morrowv,at 12, HE Cabinet aiiud Upholstery Stock anti Household T..Furnilture, comprising 4-post and other bedsteads, with hand- Some chintz hangings, execellent beddisug.. ladies' winged wardrobes, cehests of- drawers, patent water closet, dressinlg tables arid glasses, .9ecyetaire and bookcase, lirie plate chimnney glasses, set of 'patent dining tables, Frencht window curtains, sofiLs, nalahogany anid rOSe- wrood frame ehairs, wyork and- other tables, Brussels and Kiddermin- ~Ster carpeting, rugs, and a variety of other items, at 45 A. Queen Ann-street Caveirdish-square. May be viewecd oni Thursday; eata- logiieson tirepremnises; an3dof Messrs. Dair'scn and Cafe, Great Mlarl. boroukghi-street - To Uphiolsterers. Caibinetmakers, Coaclemakers, and Othrersrequiiring Rloomy Prearises4, hi a genteel neighbourhood.-Lease and Stock of House4old Furfliture. Queen Anine-street, Cavendish-square.-By -Messi s. DAWISON and CA%FE, (Peremptorily, by order of the Pro- prietor, going into anotlier line of business,) on the Premises, Te- morrowv, at 12, TV HE Lease of a brick- built Dwelling-house, wvith an JLexcellent show shop, a large shiow room, a good dwelling at back. work shops, and every other convenience: held for an unex- pired term of IS years-at amoderate rent, situate Nlo. 45, on the south side of Queen Anne-street, Cavendishl-square. May be viewed. Parti- culai'S Or the preirids6; and of Mlessrs. Dawaon and Cafe,Greatl Marl- borouagh-stteet. llernard.street, Russell-square.-ByPEARSALL,JOIDE-N, and Co. on thie Premises,' 30, Bernard-street, Russell-square, THIlS DAY, Junes 17, at 11, by order of the Proprietor, THE excellent Household Furniiture, about 601 dozent Tof-wine and effects, conipriAlung capital 4-postbedsteads and fur- -nltures, wvith appropriate bedding, wash5tandst, nmahoganywvardrobes, chests of drawers, drawring room curtains, handsome Grecian lamp' aLnd lustres. noble ehimneyaid pier glasses excenlent roseivood. caLrd, leo,andsofatabes,capital sofas, excedllee miahogany and rosewood chais, fie tned ianfore, caIta violin, an excellent set of dlnigrom tble, sdebard a erysuprb tea and dessert service, an xcllet un lien glss pate aticesRad sundry effeets. To Xxcellent Household Forniture aird valuable Effects. C enery-lane. --By Mlr. FLETCH-ER, at 28, Chanicery-lan,(eod from the Residence at-Isl,ngton, asale not being permte nte premises,) To-morrow,. June 18, at 12 precisely, oni aconofhe number of lots, by order of the Executor of a Lady deceased, 'iHE genuine Houisehold Furniit-dre, flue prinits, se-t of ,Tpatent -anaojiany dining tables, and valuable effects; the fuir- niture comnprises 4 post and tent bedsteads, with chintz damaLsk and other furnituires, dune bordered goose feather beds and beddlng, man- hogany che-sts of drawers, dining, card, and pemibroke tatbles, sets of [japanned and mahogany chairs and sofas, latrge pier and chimney glspeses Brussels carpets, door cloths necarly new, and various culinary articles. Many -be viewved To-morrow and morning of sale; catalogues had of Mlr. Fletcher, 26, Tokenhouse-yard r and at the rooms. GreaLt Dover-attest; near. St. George's-church, Southwak.B 'r COOI'ER.at Garraway's,THIS DAY,Juune,7,t 2 'Robmly House, consistiilg Of tWO COnVenient D elns Ai_U With attractive corner shop,In the above eligibleanImrvg situation. inchb liglit warchouses adjoininig, at the baek (ihsprt entancfros Cle'-plce) stble ad carthouse; thewoemi cioslyrra~ge, ad wll dmitedforany businiess reqiigro per-annm. nd pssesio maybe ad t Iihcm May be viewd byticets das pror o th sae, betwenthe lou"rs of 10 anid t ad prtiulas hd o th prmIss;at Garraw,ay's; at Mr. Shef- fied's GratPrecot-stee; ad o IV S. Cooper, 92, Blackinum. ToCoalmerchants, Wharfingers, ani Others.-By J. EVERSFIELD, on.the Premises- Pore-street, Limehouse. TIIlS DAY, Jusre 17, at 12. by order ofthe Assignees of Francis Kain, a bankrupt, T HE Leases of Two Wharfs and Premises, Nos. 5 and - 6, Fore-street, Limehouse; the Lease of a Smith's Forge, stat'- ling, &c. lnGun-lane, Limehouse; also the Stock&pTrade, compris- ing S excellent draught horses, 3 coal waggons, cWrt, harness, coal aseks, and rharf implemenucts; a quantity of coals. 6 barges, a skiff, aird other property. Mla" be viered to-norrosy and morning of sale, when partiearsand catalogucs may be had on theyremises; also of Messrs. Hirarman, solicitors to the commission, Wine-office-coart, Fleet-street; andof-theauctlonecr, 17, CoalExchange, or 3, Little Souith-street, WVestminster. Extensise Stock In Trade of excellent modern Towvn Cut Glass, China, and 'Statffordshire WVaro.-Pereinptoirlly by Mr. NEWTON, at the - Auction Mart. THIS-DAY, at 12. ori account ofthe Manufacturers. C ONSIGNMSIENT of splUlendidl i utt Glass, comprising a -- general assortment-- of gJ'ass ware, of superior brilliancy and wvorkmansbip, rich painted aiid gilt'china, tea and coffee equilages, dinner and dessert services, chimtney ornaments, andnamerous stems of utiUty and ornament, lotted suitable fer private purchasers. The irh.leniay beviewred, arid catalogues had at the Mart; and- of Mr. Newvton, auctioneer and appraicse, 39, Corohhin. Uedford;roiv.-Elegant -modern Household Furniture, Clock, Linen. Glass, Chlna, Pianoforte, and numerous Effects--Uy Mr. NEWTON, on the Premises, No. 46, Bedford-row,To-morrow, June 18, at 11 for 12 to a minute, on acecoult of the number of lois, by directio,n of Mr. Gud4e, the proprictor, in consequence of his Lease wider the ',Bedford Vharlty expirin&g A - LL: the -well -manufactured Ilousebold Furniiture, in 'L high perfection, 'Including costly drawing room suit, of solid ;r6sewood.zebra wood, &e. pianoforte,- glass, cnina,'linen, aid' 'iiu- mereus valu!able effccts;, comprising hoble mahogany 4-post, canopy top;. and tent bedsteads, with- elegant-nmoreen and chintz drapery 'hangings., horsehr.ir and Wooi'nattresses, excellent goose feather beds te,na beddiin, wardrobes, chefts of drawivers, dressing stands, night tables, dinfing, 'card, leoo; conreole, pembroke, 'and occasional tables, cheffonlers, noble chimney, pier ancdr deesing gla.ss.es, celletet jideboarde, ouhet!s; sofa,.eset of draFwing_roorn and parlour' chairs, earpets,. hearprugs, fenders andfirelrons, drapery Windowv curtains, 'pole ffre seiens; together -vith the usuxal descrJptIdn -of cabinet atdd upholstery artiles of the very best escription, French lamp, china, glass, linen, kitchen requisites, and effeets, without tht-leastreser- aton, Tgob?eve onTahnudrapday; cataloguces on thepn~q es; and Hounea naGarden, ~vith meritpeesn,da a-lc,Cam- berwcli, Houbsehold Furnifture. a. Grand' Pianoforte by.-,Joseph -.lirkmsnr, anid other Effcts.-ly'Messrs. BURRELL&Oad, SONS, on "the Prrmises,'No. 13, Addingtecc-place. ol-,tbe highr~oatdto Camnber- Iael,o tondlay, June 21, at 12, HE L~ae,-i r seven years, of a pleasant anid respect- T..abli FamilylHouse, in goodarepair; cobi;inlngZgoodbdcham- hers, dra%vingrooin. dininlg and breakfast parlours, wi th convenient domiestic c'ffices,atcd wiilled garder aiid f6re court, at the low.-rent of- SL8 per annum. ~Th6 furnitucre- compris5es 4-post and tenit bed tccds with dinsity-andmsoreeui hangings,.maho,gny commodes find drSwCrs, and bedplhamber articlerr Greccaii-couch, 'adom h Irs th red mnoroccto and litireloth heAtt, chilmney glasses. drawings and-prints, caLrd, pcinl'rokc; and diniing tables;. spring table~ clock, earpets. - nio0- reen curtaine, chtina aud glass, a patent filtering maLchine, and- kitz ehien utensIls. *:The house ma,ybe viewved six days, and-tlhe-furrlturd on Saturday, preceding thie sale, when inartleulars anid- datalftnes may .be had onthep1remises;, and of Messr&.Burrell auidSoas,..3, Token~: house-yard. CapitaWantmIYHOUs-.e,wirth~offeee,o,feveryde-crlption ;.%ancbester-.trreter -near Manchester-square,. held for- a longrterm. at a small groutnd rent, with ImmeiCaite pnssessicm.~-Byliifessrs. BIURiRELLsandSONS. oni the Premlses, 55, Manclhester-streit. nearlyadioiningthe squarc,~ oni Wednesday; Jime 03; at 1, by order of tce Executors;- -:- - ~ AValuablc Lediehold Estate, comprising a-very sulperior hobuse, in the hiighest order, euntalning 41arge- bedchamblers on- .the third story; on the seciidldlob-4 bdst:hedcaibmbers, withi a back atairease leading to the same; on the first fdd6i 3`skibl6uR lOfty draw- ing rooms,bhandsomely fittedefp.-and cmunitincatiig by foldin- doors Wvith 5 halcoijiesin fronlt on tlhegrotundflo6ralarge entrance hnul, a good sized dining pa1.r;our ith 1eeeess,-a. break~fast-room; waterelo.set,' -and larg& leadfiLat; in the ba,seme.nt-t spiicisiCk~eonvenierft klteheji, housel:epepr's, hutler's, an footman's roorm. wttatrcloset,- washhoiuse- larder, pantry, temperate ivineclar, andharched-vault ;.front-ana back areas, -spacious Jaundry,2.coebue'saln li~oss large loft. pnd4roonnsfor menervat.Tf tmssaewl sp -%lied with fiub spiring and'soft aendheacmuitonfm George-str~ect The whole is hedfraunpid term of -18 yeari fromn Lady-day Iqst, at; th e smal rudrn f11 per annum, - The 'housenmay be viewedi92dayirt urcdn heslytckets.which,with, 'particulars,miay he hadl of Me%srs Burl n os 3, ToRceohouse,- :yard. Particulars silsy also'be-hd atLod'.idaraa', - nd oni the premises. Freehold Esitate, nierr Bishopsgate, producing about io01. ernnm an go I'elod .Houses, oil Lease, rnear the Inte c'Ne Bridg -*from Fulhams to ll;irsmes, producing 1001. per atnnum;i the whole land-tax redeemed;-By SMessrs. BURRELL and-SONS, at Germa- - way's, on Thursday, July 8, at 12, in 4 lots, AL Copaw.Freellohti- Estate,. iitulaie 'oposite._AWgel -, pp.csagaec,t l Skinner-street, Bisbopsgate-street; -comnprising.7 good brick htouses,ccllcd LucaSs-biuildings, Inl the occupation of Messrs. Folk-s, Grand$6r, Gallowray, Clayton, Cecil,,-Buckridgf,sas.d- Hhlesi ~at'- -rents amiountinig to 1OOl; per'annumi. -The estate is.bounded by- a- - aassage next tie Geor,ge-publiclintse!,and onl theotliersidy.Ceu- Iflm-court. Two good substantial Freehould ossitshp;liae at Nortb-end,JY',Iharn, on lease to Mr. flaebake,nlbr.rncJ grocer auid elseesemnonger; respectable tbnafLta o nuepdtr of 20 years,: at a'net, rent of 351. per annism.on eachhue,-h tenants insutre the premlisevtfromi fire.,- Also, agood ehod ou, near the above, whichi will-letait 351, per annum;o oof-hihIle- diate possessionruiiay blieht). The estates may,bevieWted -G:da,s,pre~ ceding the sale, bY'-lcave.of'tbe tenants, and particulars had,at the place of- sale;anld of Mt~qesr. Burrell and Sons, 13, Paternosterryow. - Capitxl Free-hold Estate, Shro;-shire, with 8.00 to 1,1030 Acres of sine .rich Land, Tithe-free, andtbhoI'oor Slates vrery low, also an Advow-. son slid a Manmor. -- 1tFESSRS. - BURRtELL -anasoNs -respectfully inform A tlhe Puiblic, thbit they slhall SELL by AUCT'ION, in Jutly, a mostI valuable FREEHOLPI)tOPERTY. 9 miles distant from Shrewhbury. aknd 4 miles from WVenloca-; comprising several farms of richj and pro-' Iductive land. writhi a residence , or a respectable family, -subsantialI farmhouses, with sultablcbuildings, Writh the M,anor or Lordshbip ofI Chur-ch Pre-a:n. asid the -Xdv,owson. Further particulari Will be shortlyI advertised.-.Tokenihousc.vard, June 15. iNeir Forest.- Hamnpshire.-Capital eanmpact Freehiold. E.state, wth tine -Roads,--Ti the-free, and Tithies of other- Lands, nea-r Lynington, opposite the Isle. oflWight, ~ItESSRS- -BURRELL aiitlSONS respectfully informd 131l the putblic that they slall SELL by AUCTION, In July, at most desirable ESTATE, tithe-free and lauid-tax redeenied, comprisinig a gentlemann's residence, with offier,sof every deseription, gardens and 'pleasure grounds, ass-excellent farmhlouse, wvith-agricultural build- sags, the manor or reputed manor of Pilley and Warborne, anfl 287 acres s1 rich land,in thehighiest st.te ofcultivaition; 10-good-cottages, anid thie great- tithes on 'thier property, and extensi1ve forest rights. FurthLer particulars will be shortly advertised.-Tokenhsouse-yard, June 15. 1824I.. L.easeho~ldEstate. splraisilds..-By Mlr. SHUTTLEWORTHI,on. Monday. - - June21, byorderof thecCommissioners named in aConlmission of -Bank-ruptcy awarded and issued against Mark Graham, A Leasehold Estate, compirising- 25 Dwe]ling-~houses aRd ?L-P Premises, situatedI No.4, Petticoat-lane; Not. 1. 2,3,4, 5, 0,7, 8, 9, and 10, New-court-, otherwrise Bramble-court, Nos. 8, 9, 15, 16. and 17-, WVesitworth-street, and Nos. 1, 2. and 3, In Coburg-eourt,other- wirse Bell-lane, all in the parish of Christehiurch, Spitaldelds,- In the county of Middlesex,in the oceupation of weekly teniants, a-, rents amounting to pcrannumt427l.2s. The estate is'held on lease for. a term of whichl 20 years wvere unexpired at Lady-day, 1824, subject to a renit of per aininia 1501.; net rent 2771. 2s. Also a Policy of Insuirance upon the same Preinises, effected.-with the County ~Irel Ofrice in 1824, for the suim'of 2,06. ay be viewed, and particulars bad 0 days previous to thet sale of -Mr. Leigh, solicitorl, Charlotte-rowv,- near the MTansionhouse; and of Mdr. Shutrtlieorth_, 27, P'oultry. Acre-laiie, near to Claphism, S;crrev.-Very desirable Residence, witht Lawn, Pleasuire Ground, and Garden of alnmacre of landl, fully planted with choice fruit treesa-Iy 1Ir. FAREBROTEER, att Garrawsy's,- on Wednesday, June 23.at 12,uni.sss an acceptable offer is prevlously made by, private eolitract, with-possession, hy direction of the pro- prinktor, Tvery desirable Residlence, in comiplete ~ubstahiiial AL and ornamental lepair, delighitfully situate, in, aL garden of about an acre of laud, disposed.in lawn and pleasure grounld and kitcenii garden, fully planted wvith 'epolier- and standatrd fruit trees in full -bearing. The houise conitains S bedrooms and a dressing room, drawinig anid dining rooms, -uids all -uitable4doniestic offices. Held by lease for it term of 6 years, -at a. low rent. -To be veiered.- Particulars had onL the premises; att the Swan, Stockwell-; - :t riar- raway's; acid at Mr. Farebrother's offices. G.Wellhiugtoui-stre6t, Strand. Susscx.-Freehold Sporting Farmn and Estate, necar East Grinstead.- -By M,r.FAREBROTHiER;at Garraway'sion Wednesday,June 23, at 12, Valuable Freehold Estate, cosisistinig Cif- ~ farmliouse, A barn. stabling, acId all suitable outbuildings.' and 155 acres -of meadowr, pasture, arablc, and wood lanids, lying. within aL ring fesiee, and sit-.scte 2 mniles fromn East Grinstead, -I8 frdm Lewves, '20- fromn Birighton, andl 32 from London, In a dicie sporting part of the county of Suissex. The larm is now in the occupatioois of Mfr. Richard Forster, at a low reduiced suet annual rent of only 801. The estate abounds writh gam, ajois te resrve ofHammewood and Lord Henijiker, and offrs sinulaly liibl oportnit ounitna good ixcveatment of capial ~lrhapleaureale prsui. Tobevitwdhaplyngto the tenant, o whom pariculars mybe had.Particulars aso at th e Star andGarer,lirghuoss Str, ewe; Midehea, Ukfeld; George, Crawey-Whie Hrt,Godts~s; a Garawy's an atMr. Farebro- on the lirighton-riad, between Crawley and Cuekfield, Sussex-Ex- tenslve Freehold Estate. Residence, aiid nearly 1,500 Acres of Luntd. -By l,lr. FAREBRo rilER, at Garraway's, on Wednesday, Juhe 2-3, at 1 2, in lore, -A.N extensive and valuable Freellold Estate, situate oii Lthe east side of and adjoining the turnpike road to Brighton, 3 miles fromi Crawley. 7 from Crick-ield, 23 from Brighton, andW33 froicii Loildon; consisting of7 a nieat villa residencee, writh garden, orchard. and several enclosures of mie-adio and patsture- lancl, and the High Beech ancL TiI~ate Estateis, the wvhole containinig nearly 3.500 acres, part of wicbih is iii exultiration, and let to yearly tenants: and the re- mainder forest la,nd;admnirably adapted for pliastirn. Descriptive par- ticulars and plans may be had 14 days prior to thei sale, at the Pease Pottage-g-ate Publichouse, where aL verson will attend to show the lots; also at the libraries, Brighton; T1albot, Cuckdceld; Star, Lewes; George, Crawrley. King's Head, liorsham; at Garraway'st; and at Mr. Parelwother's offices, 6, WVellington-street, Strand. The remaining: Part of the estates, consisting of about 3.000oacres of l-aid,including Holnibuslc-lodge, farmis, and mnill, Bueham-house, &c. will be Sold by Axuctiose In Juiy next. Small Freehold, near Crawley, and Copyhold Estate, at East Bletch, iuigton, near Seaford, Susscx.-l3y Mr. FAREpBRoTHER, at Garns. w'ay's, on Wednesday, June 23, at 12, by order of the Executors of Mr. Miuceanucre deeeased. L-ot 1. Freehold E state, consisting of a brick built Ae otftge residence, barn, stable, cowbhouse and sheds, a garden ad 27 acres of laud, in the paLrisht ofBlurstow,at ShipleyBridge, 4 miles fromn Crawvley and 7 from Relgxte. of which possestsion mnay be had. Lot 2. A copyhold estate, held under the manor of Alciston, consisting of tivo eottm-c dwellings and a p ieee of land, situate in thec1Iig-streetrof Bletchisngton, niear to Sea ford, let, on lease for 14 year fro Setembr lst, o Jhic ing esq. ata net rent of ISi. per assun; Lo 1 na hevieed sy ppying to Jolhn Parson%. on the and Crter.solictoss.Borouh; atGarrsvsy'; and a Mr. Fare- WVest-hxill, Wandswvorth, Surrey-Elegant Co pyhold Residence, Coach- lhouse and Stabling, Pleasure Ground.-G1ardens, and Meadlow Land; also a capital Freehold Mansion and Grounds, producing a Ground Rentof;C1OOperaiinum.-ByMNr. FARtEBROTHIER, at Garraway's, on Thursday, June 24. at 12, in 2 lots. Lot 1.ACapital and olegalit detached Copyliold Residence, Aenclosed from the high-road by a brick wall,with entrance gates, carriagedrive, andplantationin front. The premises are in cr-mplete substantia and ornaniental- repir,-and cocitain oti tlce upperstnotr- 5bedrooms, wvater cboset,anid housemaid'scloset; osc the dra,t dootrin elegant dra-rinig room, 3bedrooms, a,nd 2 dressingroos.s;; f ounud loor, a capItal dining room,niornnihsgroom~)fening to agreen onse, gentlemani's room, asid spacious entr2nce hm, coachbouseaud -stabling. wvith servant's room and loft over. The house is seared on a lbeautitful slopingiawn, studded witlitree5. and surrounded by gravel Walks, excellent garden, and sundry pieces of meadow laud,the whiole eatof%t4ars Early possession may, be had. Lot 2. A Freehold Grouind Ren o?10per annum, issuing ont of a capital mansIoni and offices, on WVest-hiill, and the reversionary Interest at the expiration of the pr= nt lease. Tobevlewed,lotl,bv tickets on-ly, and lot 2,byper-. mison of the-tenants. Particulars had of Messrs. Aslimore, F.ewv, anidHamilton, solIcitors, ilenrietta-street, Covent-garden; at Garrt- wray's; alid at Mr. Far:ebrothOr'8 offices, 6, Wellington-street, Strand. 11elrose-ball, Wimbledon, Surrey. -Noble Freeheld Mansion and Offices, extensive Pleas;cre Grouinds, Coinservatory, Hot and Green Houses, beautiful Gardens and Lands, the wvhole about 00 Acres.- By Mr. FARtEBROTH-ER at Gatrraway's, on Thiursday, June 24, at 1_2,T nlssa accptableoffer is previouslymade byPrIvateContract. T Eiioble FPreeholdi MNansion callerIi Meirose-ball, most delightfully situtate, adjoining to Lord Spencer's Park; at Wini- b'iedon, acid seated upon a, fine eminence, approached by a carriage drive, -with IlRisdsome ledge entrsince,- comlausding most deligktful anid extensive views over the richly wooded surrounding tenumtry, and including the flusting scenery of the river Thames. -The mansion -has been eretctd regardless ox7 expensec,and presents a hlandsome uni-- form elevatlon, and contains numerous lefty and well i)roportioned- bedrooms, a noble vestibule, 36 feet-byBO, capital dlsilng room,-29 feet by 22; aL drawing room, 38 feet by 29, music roomi, 25 feet by 22, library 38 feetlong. breakfastpRrIour, 22 feetby 17; gentleman's room and boudoir, the wvhole richly ornamesnted anid decorated in the mnost chaste and costly manner, wtarmn and cold bathis, a profuision of do- ilsestic offices of every de-sersptcon, coacishouses and stasbling, exteo- sive pleasure grounids ta-stefully disposed, mind intersected with flower gardens, rip7acious lawn, plantations'acid shrubberies, and surrounded by, dry and healthy serpenitine gravel wvalks, bueautiful conservatory 75 feet lonig.liotand green houises, graLperyand pisse houses,wa=e'd gardens, planted with the choicest frdiit trees in full be-cring, a canal wtith island.. gardener's residence, larsohouse, excellent buildings, and sundry enclosures of esarklike meadow Iland- surrounding- thte mansion; beautifully wnoodid, enclosed from -the high roatd by park palig, nd ~1 ndig t Lod Sencr'sPar, ad containing near 60 acre. lyng i arig fece; he wole ormi oneof the Dest resi- denes th ldsgdm, nd nly6 mlesfro lndon. -- DescriPtive paricuarsmayne behad wih tckts toview the est.1te, on Tues- days Wedesdas, ad Frdays on pplcation at -Mr. Farebrotlier's offies,6,Wlliegto-steet,Strnd:parletilars also of Mtessrs. Ash- more Fe, an Hailto,, olictor, Heurletta-streef, -Covent-gitr- Freehold and Copyhold Houses. in Church-row. and Love-lane,Wands- worth, Surrey, and -about 160 acres of eaultal Meadowv, Pxslure. and 'Arable Land, In WVandsworth and Putisey-fields.-By Mr. FARE- -BROTHiER,at Garraisay's, on Friday, June25, at 12;in 59lots, hLarge andl valuable Estate, part Freehold-and'the A reinainder Copyhold, of the Manors of Dunseford, WRandswortbh and Battersea. consisting of averypleasantresidence, in Church-rosv, rith gardens extending to the river Wandle, 2 houxs, e.ith excellent gardens,in Love-laue, let to the tiustecs ofthe parish otChrlistchurch, andhMessrs.CLolliisaand Hubert; iscottage and sundry pieces of garden, ground, and rich meadow, pasture, and arable lands, in Garrett-lime and the Common-fdelds of Wandsworth and Putney, part in hand,and the remainder let to yearly tenants. - To view the lanids applS to the baillff, atthe farmhouseof Mlelrose-hall: particulars with-plans an- nexed may be had of Messrs. Ashmore, Few, and IlamDlton, solicitors, Henrietta-street; Covent-garden'; at Garrawvays; and -at Mlr. Fare. brother's ofiices, 6, WVellington-street, Strand. llampshire.-The Mlanor of Mllnley, withl Twvo Freehold Farms and exeellent Farm Buildings, Plantations, &c. the-wrhole Estate about o640 acres, adjoining the ilSgh-road to Southampton, and only 33 miles from London.-By lr. FAREBROTHER, at Garraway's, on Friday, Jnly P, at 12, - j .Valuable alid very improvaWle -Freehold :Estate, in a fine sportingPart of the county of Hants, between the South- amp tAn and Gosport turnpike roads, 3 mniles from the lllitav -college atlackWKater, 5 from Odihan.atd Strathfieldsay. 7 frocli Far{hanm, li from Readingand Basingstokei and S3fromi Londoni comprising -the Manor of' Minley, -and 640 aieresof pasture, arable, and heath lan:'. dl- vlded Intotwvo farms, with well placedbrick built farm houses, barns- stabling,and-other buildings, labourer's cottage; aud-entranee lodge: frons-the- -iasingstoke-road; which nearlybotindsthe estate.- This property lies vithin i risig fence, -and is shelteredwiths highly ornra- mental plantations in belts and clumps, forming good resaeves for: game, and.plalatedwvithiflollrish1ng oaL, elm, and beech tree. One' farnrsitsinband, and tberCmainder let to lOi.John-Bosiev .reepecta. ble tenant. ovhmoslesaeexpsires atMsichaelm5555Cxt.-. -To vi oewedlbv' ngalSilieAtn to Richard XKinchiln on-the esta te, whtere particulas, vlt h plans annexed, m;ay be had one morith yrlorn.to the-sdle.- Particulars: also at the principal 1moe, at Hartford-bridge, Basingstoke, Odiham,i Farnhanm, Reading, WVokisighlass and Bagshot; at Grarrawvay's; and' at MIr.Farebrothet's offices, 6, WeSlillgtoS.ltret(C5trand, renlo-eedfrom Beaufort-bu-rlldiin-gs-. _M-U'Ri- HOGGART begs riieWctfxU1Y-~t0 acquaint the ODmfees, c. at Clapton, Middlesez.atdvert1sed for SALE at the Marte, :* Frldrty,,tht l8tUiniit.isDL'IP9SEP OF byPrivate Contract6, Old Bripad.srreet. June 16. lS24~ - btage Horpes, Caravans, Haknoy Cfech,-Crsi tniI,an ~e blolon.-ll esrs WR ERS.-and .Co.~ In .Rohlnh~oodyxdst -tbe back of the OldBSell Inn. Hlolboro. THIS DAY. June 17,,at)12;.! FineOrle~s1 hinaBronzes, Powling- Plecesi, Stafined A3lasCoc &&"8y--Ms'..MURRELL, Rt-hlsSalelWm kneK.atret xn '!DAY,eLt 12, by directiol of~the Assiguees, A Smnskll Collection of fine OiiefitaL.AndDiesden` China,-' AX in figures.- bow;s, dIshtes;cibfivit - iusi ssee, &c single barrell -fowling pieces,. 2 phlr-bft pistols, a llne French vlock, a- few paintings,-finelyecarv~ed fraussAi,-Pkrlsiass laTni.a lArge-quanetityor stained,glass,- and- TariotLls ~valuable-=Iiscellasties,.;- May be, TieW~ catalogues of Mr. Murrell,.20, Sklsner.strect1 SnoWi-bill. Elegant Hougehold Furniture, China, -Snie Ca-binet plan1, large Cabiz' 'etTable. CIoGSk, FowlingPieees, gndc Effects.-Ry-Itr. MURELL,z- at hiaSale Roomi, ?: kuie-lct-So)1I,6mrrwa- 'UI' E ,rery'dele,aiit--Fiiriiihfre' "richi dkling'korn.ivitn_-. _Ltalux, ivegood.jof%, ebairw.- lob .And, card:tablee e iit a,- pets, rtlgt, dnwehidebdsird; beatitifil deik, set~o!ptttent dIninglablc%,- excellentitarotoustchair,;; lirgepler-Andvlhimssev gha&ses,-e16gAnt bed stead,; with bhangluigs; -rrime bed3 and beddiny. wadrobes, d1ra*e&g dtresslnk-stands 'and. gasses, bedateps, &-c.;. ktchenrouit, 'c.- cabinet Viand by Stadusrt, elght-daj'tab'le clbck;-fowLlieug-plecd~its,'-,'lt'- illnen, china, noble roIsewood c-abInet9,:nhd-othex valuiableproperty,og. Authe hestw4orkmsnhip -May. he s-ewed.to-morrolw; cataloguesgat tbe' Alatin Mat;and of Mr. Murrell. 20,.SkTihn.r.street, Snowbilf-.,-"~ 31-Gern ~Furniture, Pianofor-re, Ta-ble Ctoe,<lacinen. Chln~a.tllss &rc.-1lv Mr. MlITCHELL. An tlae'Preieh9 Rhnsns.rawv-xic,- land. Tilts DAN, Junie 11 1t2, borrofr.rls, rmvng, ---lanao M lahogany4k 9ran ote redsteadt- LC. attresses, goose-featber bed-n'bdngmho~n~, robes, comnrode chesefdae,. ertiyodbocsaao,n trafalgrar.nd othsercarpestlldbr,wdwcItIi,lnig bti, und pembroke als hme,p~,ad egli~~edy fireiro.1s. paintIns,pns.cuiaybtiil,&e Ctloe--- .on tile prermises- noM,Mthl;7toflaaag~,Ns- gate-street. I ** . .- ----' Freeliold' Estate, ftuclsester.-Kepr.-By .Mnr.CHALFtIEs RGH,a GarrawaLy's, THIIS DAY, June 17, at'2 A Substantial:'brick Dwelling-liouse,.with`i gbod' L_.IL den, ~ellgiblysinuate, .beoln..Nb. 10, Cazeneuvestet, S garects, Rochester, In the oceupatson of Air. Pordige, 'at will ALit 18- per annurn; thcteniant'vpaylng -all: taxes: -the land tax Is re6ermed:. *$ay be&vlewedTadays preccdlngthe.-salet and particulars had on tile premis~es set the Crown, Rochester: Sun, Clvtt3aains Dover Castle,' llroadway, Deptford; at.tho-splaee ofsale; of1lessrs. it.=a411.Parker, -solicitors, Greewib and of theaeudttoneer, BIu Stl,reern-jr7u. - Ilu lFdin-g Grud re wid;,et-T e E. yAl J~ ~ Mr. CHARLES WRIGHT, at iKe,.A Mitre Tavern, -,Churnels.sreeri Greenwvlch,To-.moirrosv,JanelS,ait 0.0cloek in- the aftRrnoon, in lots, -Most! eligible Plot -of -Building Ground,- pleasantly'. A sItuakte;, on- the soutli-cast side of -Limelkin-lane, havinga good1 view Qt the garden wounds and-distant hills.' Maybe vlewed~ and par ticulars hAd at t e place of dl4 also at theDlover Castle, Broad..- iavfDestford: of Nessrs. Bicknell and Smithi, SolicitorS, Crooem's. hilf,OGeenw1chs; -and of Air; Wright, surveyor- and-auctIoneer, Blue, Stile, G reenwvl elr; where a plan-maybe se.n. Conchology.-Py Mlr. THOMAS, at his (late Mlr. KingWs) ra o 38, King-street, Covent-garden, THIs DAY, June 17, at hsSilpast 21 precisely, A. Mscelaneos ColHectioil of ShellS, -Containing -manly (7k.rarend nterstig' vrieies,incudin ga box recently received fromCeyln, nd alarg nacel f sells for grQtto work... ',ay be Viewd tis ay;and ataogus hd- t J&r. ThomaS' offiles, King - Valuable Ground Rnts, and Freehold and Leaehold P'ropsert.. Messrs. MACFItSand DEBE NUAIA, a Garraway's, THIS A- June 17.at 12, - -Net Improved Ground Rent of ?96 per-alnnmi.arising 3out of 12 detached -vills, situate fn Ma.-rIborougla-place, Cansher-. -well,lield upon lease, Oflycars of which ,;reunexpired ; - 2 grounsd rents ofjpremIses,isituate in Grosvenor-s.quare, Bethhal.gretit-road,mandSIL. lisurystrer,Berondsey-; 3 copyholdestsates. at'Houifslow.and at Hlghate; aso vauabe laseoldesttes, sltuate at Cornwvall-road, Laniem,Somrse-steet,ilehua-gren,Tower-street, SouthL wark Coleg-steet Cadentow, Drrett-strset -and Margaret. stret, Kennngtn-erss. Maybe iewe byleave,of rhO6 rdspectjve tcnats,nd dscrptiv patituarshad at Ir. estern's. 22, Newr Ormsidstret;nssat esss. atbssiD DcehaRs'soffic#,. King. Furnishing Iroxnmongters, Stock' tn TraLde, adEets-by r. J. . iIIUSGIlOVE,_ on. t ie- Premiises, nearly opposite.- to' BishopsZate chuarch, THIS. DAY. JuneIll, andiollowing day;, at 11 etich day, 11 HE remaining Stock iin Trade of AMr. - J. -London, -'retiring from business, consisting of handsome register, hal regiter Rosfod, cuntng-ous an-cabin stoves, capital-kitchen, rangs, umeousfenersandlir irns,elegant hail and oth erlamips, tabl andcoah laps,lantrns eleanttea nsd. coffee urns, tea trays, Waltrs,and-the japn wre. isteryand brass wvork. a fewr lots of plaed rtile, crk cres,coper,tin 'nd rongods, sh6wer and sliperbahs.slo pils lre uars,&-c Tohevieedon Ve'dnesday, and snornngsof sal; catalogeadn the remss n of'Mr. J. AMus- Frehol. Cpyhld,and Leasehdd Property.-BIy Mr. J UGOE atGraa',on Mpnuitay; June 21, at 12, in variulos A CopactFreeold 'Estate, consisting of4Hoesn LLEas-strer,;wlgg-folly, Bethual-green,- netar ilibecanal bridge, produlng3l.a ear;th-e Life Interest- of a lady. Aged 25 years, to a. copyhld etate n Wod-street, WValtbannstor, - Essex; let- at 201. per- anaum;2 'superior Houses,- N4os. 31 and 32, in MAaydield-street, DaI-. iron. produeing4O guinea& a year; 9 Houses and Shops; Nos. 14 to 22 iuiclusive,James-street;Limcheouse. and-one houset at the bark-thereof, anl let to good itenaints; and producing, after payment of ground rent, 851. a year; a Le;s'ehold Estate, ne~ar W' ebb-square, asid- contiguoas to- the High-street, Shoreditbh,- consisting of a- spacioas -brick building, formerly the Robin IHood Public-house; and sundry Houses Anid Pre- mises adjoining, pro-ducing an annual-incomne of-S0L-nineas; a-Renital of 361. per atinuns, arising fromlexteusive premises, occupiedl as livery stables, near:Shoreditch church;- twvo Leasehold Hodises with Gar- -dens, Noa. 31 and 32, on the niorth aide of Cotton's-gardens; Hacklney- road, p3roducing 30L a year; a very improvable Estate, in Martha- street, near the sign Of -the Hare, at Cambhridgs-heatha; Hackssy o. sistngofalares'ot o buidinggrond. writlia sheet of tr%re'road- bidig, aaptd fo buldin or- fo oter purposes, hield for a long term -a a riflng ent Tievarousesttesto be viewed till the sale. Partculrs ad o tie svera prmiss; also:of- J.- Hindman, csq. so- 25. okehoue-yad; r.Segg,soleltr, Hckny-rad;at Garra.. ways ad te Actin-narr un Mr J.Musrov, Hckny,and 161. Valrablc and extensive Stock of Dressed and Undresised Leather, Grindery, &c.-To Curriers. Leathlercutters, Shoemnakers,. Brokers9, and Others.-ByyMr. THIOMAS CLOSS, on the Premises, 76, fled- e- coss-street, Union-street, Borough, THIlS -DAY, June 17, at 12, wtithout the least reserve, the genin Ie property ofM hr.- Jonathan. WVood, leatberseller aind currier, by order of the Sheriffof Surrey. rjHE extenisive Stock is in exdi!llent condition,ceon-pris-. t_ ing graln,~shoialder-s,.kip pieces, calf skins, caLlf btits, calfirnid- .dllgs,dresedois buts,cal les, soe hides, cordorans,- basti,; biningmorcco. rans vlv~s. ean, dnunrk , b tos, boot assrtmnt f gmndx~,, &. to nmerus o mnton. To be vIew- ed tll he ale caaloges n te pemies; and [of M1r. T. Closs, 9, Canolnbury.-Hiousebold Furnilture, BlracktetClc,Pae ha,lss Books, and Effects.-By Mr. D. S. BAKER, on the Premises, 4 tCa- nQnbury-place, Islington, on Monday, Jtune 21, at 12 preclsely, oni -account of the number of lots, -- r THE neat and genuine Houscl olel Furniture, the pro.. JLperty of a lady retiring inito the country, comprising capital mnahogany double screwved 4-post bedsteads, wvith hangIngs, prime goose feather beds,hair mattresses and bedding, excellent mabogany wvardrobes, chests of drawers, dresslng stands, and chamber articles, nobe ie glss sts f inow uriciss Buselscapes,mahogany and jpannd clairs,ofaasd cch,apita setof ptentining tables. car. pmbrke,andwor -dtto celert sdebard anexcellent bracet loc, sme i-o ou glas ad cina a ew otsof plate, platd atices ad bole, te usal ssotmen ofkithenrequisites, and numerous other ehels, May be Viewed,on Sauda receding Baker. High-street, lsllngton. ~ ~ e r.D. S Vauxball.-Leaseand elegaint Furniture, vaubeLbayo Books of 1.000 Volumes, superbly eusbellished an sl inigs 0 Proof 'Engravlings, flue paper, fine irood CigdBocae t,- Chi~na, Dinner, Dessert, and Tea Services Lie, la.an valuable, Effects-By PARREY, SO'%T, and ELIT,othPris,N., Dorling-place, Camnberweil Newoa,nrVuha-gdee THIS bDAY, Junel7, ed folloWla a,a 1,bniecino h Ass cc fjjThFurniture is recently new, anid furnished at a Freat excpense, of the usual description, including a very Ihand. softe tine-wood toilet table, with drawers and patentloeks, wardrobe, patent dining- tables9, rich moreen window curtains; table latmp. 3 alabaster ornanments, &e. The books have beeni collected with great judgment, and include Rees7s EncvelopmidlH, 45 v-Q1s. Todd's Jobnisoa. and Chatlmters's Dictionary,11erriels's Ancient Ar.. 'Ur, DbIn' i libli- omanlta and Althorpiaua, Rtutter's -Fonthill Abbey, Sbakapeare. thle WrsoRobertson, Walter Scott, Byroni, Swift, Fielding,Rcad son, Gibbon, anid Hogsrth, liUme, SmoUiett, atnd Adolphuk.4 England, Clarendon's Rebeillion, ancienttiHistory. &C. A superb collection of proof enigravlings, on fine paper, by most estepmned artists. The pro-. minies tire held on lease, 20 years unexpired, at 451. per antnum, In thet moa coplec. rdr, ithimmdiae ossession. Maybe viewred oni Mondy an Tusday-preedig; ctaloues(is. each, returnable to- purcaser) o zhercnssesof Mssrs Stel and Nieholl. solicitors. ~ nen-sree, Ceaplde an ofParey,Son, and Elliott, auctioneers. 'Gulldford-st'reet, near RussjW-square.-ExcelleAt Furniture, Brilliant Plate Chim'ney Glasses, 6OfToches by 50, elegant Cut Glass B light Chandelier, Grand Pianofortes, by Broadwood, a pair of Globe,, Capital 8-day Clock,Valuable Flxtures,and-Effects.-.-fy Mr. CRANE' osi the Premises, 70, Guildfoird-street, facing Quieen-square, Tillg DAY, June 17, and following day, ]HEl genuirteand excdleset Furniture, comprising draw-~ A.-.log room sult.In bronzed and gold moreen chintz cotton window .curtains, Ino, card, sofa, pier, and penibroke tables, in rose- wood and mah'ogany, a set of capital dining tables on pillars and claws, 'sideboard, sarcophagus, wine cooler, mahogany- chairs in morocco and horsehair seating, rmoreen wsindow curtains, caPItal mahogany library wringed- bookcase,- gentleman's dressing-stand, hau cliairs, lamps, &C., 12 4-post, tent, and servai~ts'- bedsteads, with well-seassoned fine goose feather beds and suitable beddinig, mnahogany wairdrb aliiserunture, LnnCelro blcWirnese,a ea,d -Tffeets Edattrds oilcloth, stair arpetuandektche 'ArequiRSiEs.. o'i te PxtrernsesomyrsEd wlardsrtreetpoirtman-withread THIndu rAYangeT sinorejow, Juuegi1te and otSe atoe an edr,widw2ld,prse,v-lubeftig u,An oLther elfecatsh FuniproertfC Boner Eecsireovin. telto be viewed ony chdnes.adyrandhmongings ofisale;athlogues,bonkethe premses;and f Mr Crne, 2, Sutsaptonrow betBussells uarpet. Fusruture,-Linn, Celar f choceoWnes, ande Effec ts,dwindng - andlS,atI2, -mLloitnYri .51 A LL theelegant urnitureand Effclsockf.ste lteo f7 TomsCstwibt eq. omrIig -ps-an inedtsd,. - ind kitclen - artieles; -16 -dozen of napkins, 24 damask and diaper- tableclothsi 1S palrof servantsehcets,gpairof finelrishand Holland ditto, and about 90'dozen fine old Port, Madeirs, and other wines. The Lcasebf the Premises, beldfor 16 years, at a-reat of 2501. per annum, -will be put sup the first lot. The furniture is of the best descrIption, and-has been purchased svithili tl;elast 3 monthi,regardlesof`exjense.- May.be viewed v?-morrow and morninigs of sale; catalogues had on, the premiseg. and of the auctioneer, Church-court, Old Jewvry. Atthe,London Commercial Sale Rooms, on Thursday. the 24th Inst. - at' ' for 12- precisely. vithout reserve, for Account of the Under. wsriters (for Exportation), "U'HE; following Goods, viz. 384w pieces five-fourfhs and - R six-fourths blue. (lernian woollen - loths, cx Thomas, Captain -Richard Winsseare from Hlamburgh to London. To be viewed on Mdonday, thc21stsnstgnt, at No. 2, London Docks, uufder the care of MSr. Wright, at svhich time catalogues may be had; and-of TROS. FELLOWFS, Swrorn Broker. Aldersgate-street. At the Broker's WYarehouses, Aldersgate-street. -TBIS DA'g, the 17th instant, attllfor 12 precisely. byorder of the Assignees, r HE genuine Stocks in 'T.rade of Mlessrs& D)owell and Brown, of Ionimonger-lane and Leeds, clothiers and-wool nmer. ehants,-hankruptx, and of Mr. William SanIison, of Cork-street, Bur. liogton-gardesss,- mess's mercer aud tailor, a bankrupt, consisting of' 140 pceses vest countrv superfine 1,200 dittO 'ftnne jacket and ladies'and second cloths - - I -drawers -- I I - - S0 pieces-kerseynteres, kerseys, 2,000 dittogray cloth Jactets and - hunters. and coatings trousers. 90 pieces Genoa cords, velvateens, 1-l70Q whitb ealleo do*las, aid nankins, and drills Ilnen shlrts - ' . ' ' 100 pleces tollenets, quiltings, IO0Elushlng jackets And trousers - brovn hollands, -shalloons,- and 3DQ0gray military greatcats - - alicems - 100) piees, 4-4th blUO plain an 200 gross coat sUt and rmetal but. napped cloths - ' tons - - -' '' - ' 'I D y30D a! bluesitits- - - ' ,3,200 sriped cott6n ana: re bdize 190 pleees o-4th sSt5d eottond -. shirts. -- ' 7-8tbdu,w ra- W sinlk, 2,100 men's ducktrousers, frocks, twist,ferrets &. - - - - 'and overtlls -- a t - :- - - To be viewed on Monday, a m Ie, atl.Aldet1 gats-streei, -ere CataloguesmaybehaA. , - . THOMAS FELLOWS, - .: troa1t two ron o-r r e et. -I SALJES BY AUCTION