Sales By Auction.
The Times, 1824-10-13T00:00:00

Comfortable Cottage Readce,Stke-ewineton he1d for 88 Years at a low ground rent..y. ; M1essrs. WARL'lERS and Co. a Garraway'si, 'VHIs DAY. OCt. 13 'at 12, A Genteel Cottage Residence, substantially brick built, A~.and well finisthed, very desirably isituate, No. 4, Allbion..road, nenr the Old Church, Stoke Newington, which contains 4 bedrooms, 2 parlours, hall, kitchen gayden, and fore counrt immediate posses. sion mnay be hatd. To be viewedi; particularsa at the 1(ing'a Read, I lington; Belvidere, Pentenville; at G3arraway's; and of Nesars. Warlters and Co. Fleet-market. Ielington-serrce White Condut fields.-By essrs. WA L. TERS and Co. at Garraway's, I ar s DAY, (Iet. 13 at 12, IX substantial brick built well timbered Careasaes, very k eligibly sittuate, near the soutl end of lilington.terace, Pen- tonville, each house beeiag. platned for 8 rooms, with: ateas, eaults, and garden. fleldY o leasefor years, at smallground rents ofl. each. MOay be vieed till the r aie; particular at, the Belvidere,' Pentonville; -Xing'e flead, lalingt'on ; of MNf 'Oldershztw, eoli cr,Lower-gtreet, Ialinigton ; at Garrawny's; and. of' Messrs.- Warters anid' Co. Fleet-niarlset. . ,- Two eashol Reislnce, Uaremont.terrace, lsInt, elfo 90 years, at very low Grouind Rtents..By Aless.WALf t$ ani Co. at Garrawaoy's, This DAY, Oct. 13, at n s, B WOsubstantial brick built 1nd well d .L!n.houes,vry leasantly situate,Xcos. 24and 2, Cliretaopt.-. terraPental of v e, 43.A crontirg the main road fronqthe city*lo ,Pd.. aisngtort, ad contsds each No b,dcha^belrsi 2 dowing roos p2 ptrn- ous a ll,2 kitents Bolo, area', l_rge vaults, gardn, aond yathedesie't tosavery respcctable tenantat 01. per annum, AnavmmeajarespoeSa eton of the other. Alay be viewed ; partiNo lars at the ;avidere, tonville; Kimg's Head; Islingt6ii; at Garrawayi; 'rand of Aes. Wa3rlte1s andh Co, Fteet.darket. an*o mr, an nion hooa s e, at b31. A cres ofLant d, P une oi , K en.s -By CARTERandIMIORRIS ~t 'the A uction Alart, Tuis No.A13,Oetobge.Sr at 12, utnleasan qe&etable offer 6e previously. made whn notie thereof will be ~iven, pat Hku Mnor o3, ti 5,fi, and the Court Lodge. -Estate- coeigo.a6cofortable masaion-house and offes, large walled gardenlawn,a fishponds, and shrubberies and 47t aicret olf excflet aabi, eadow, pasture, orchard4 wood, aWf hop-I:&nd, within ao r ce, in the parish of Hunton, S pett oiu'' 'foii stone, fine y timbered, and well talculated fof-the preer4eAtiol-of game, and colebrated fer the growth 6f hops, and miloate in a plea. eant neighbouyhood, avid forming altogether a! twat dekirablerresi;. dence f-or sR gentlemaa''a family, Aloe a Alesoftagej Jartit, :ati Lands, called New Barn Farm, containing 34 acres,i tituAte?ini.hJ parish of uarton, within half a telk of thheid above progt 3 n' for mfany year past osed ther d witri The nremides may7 .ibevsWed, and further particulars ktiovhn, on applicaton to Mesizirh. Hoar*.ttd Beole, solicitors, Alaidrtone(; or to -Mesar. Sidn Horton ondl Go~. 8olicitors, -Crane-court, Pleeustrc,et4i'ltxlon frotaeeicrof whoum, or the auclioniers, a pla' i U thb"eaflatem iy be,obtaisjed. N. B., The tntae Iityw ~ a-nd Wiai"s, ald, Mar. den Thorn, before advertised, is disoan d ofb e ffixto . -round * t :.;:;and state, B.j hopsgs,, . , S . .1 Bo'w, and Highgate, end -Annuities-0f 21. htid lji &tu... By AMri MITCHELL, atIGATway'ns, OrnPW t,5ft A Vluable 'Leasehold d6t. n*~st1IPg #f $ substanhtiai Ex hos6. 49, 50~ 61,':xand 02, Long-alley,. anIdNqe1 3w 37, 38, and 39, Skinnier-strceete loidmi froortBjshopsvo..' 6rt8 bury New Mlarket, let liartly Ott lease, asnd pro-'e'" * , C in*ii~is rental of 033l. A accuriFreehold Grou'I- -' .oeng aL net*as arisng'fum Shouss, Ns. i. ~ ...,ent of 271. per annumn, Carhsineferom , hoIlo,g,.- -,' 5 , a,dn , on th, weat side of lessee. A respectpl' ..g1 let to Mlr. Gale,nvr resitictabl well, Iettat 24' -l 'Restdelncc, No. 1, Tyoseri-plao4 SbIackle- Grove, ' -.41'.. ..Two.Copyhold Houses, ilichasse; 'fronzltng i'u B, '. t at 341, . Three . neat.- Houses, Nos. 14, 115,; AMd 16 -04eommon..line.. let at 631. A isubittantial, Freehold liouse' No. 13, George..s1trect, !Bethnial-green, let at 13!. las, Niibs 'corn. Pact Houses, Nos. 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 Bxmouish-pltctc, Cathieriie.. strteet, Stepney, and N os. 1,.2, ond 9, Henriftret; with .4 ditto, on the west side of Henry-.street,.- letcat 200. _et annium::' ad a very secure Ground Rent of 231. per annum, Arising from Zb-oift~e and priemies, StePBOY. Annuity.of 201. per unonarn" d ri~ he lie oif 5 yojig peraptis, secured upon anchorh5nith5h pr~e~its il wiall ; and a ditti o.f 131. 4s. during the, lifof Td,au29 years; payitble frem the Royal ExchangeAsuar ojny P2irticul.ara mnay-be h~ad. of Mr. Chippenidale, oiio,3 rn ,Qotrt Plee.4tre'et.; Messrs.. Dickinson aindSsgresocir, 5,. i. S*ithin's.lftwe, Lombard-atreet;-ansi7 ~~ t'e PFar;of PtXr. Affller,- flfgh-atreeq islliregos d'h .e inu.;. diti6.. Anchor, Old..rotsd5Stepney-.n 4s hr AtYse t; X;imellaU6C, at QirrsaWay'3a;_the Auei~ ~ ~~* Equitable and Globe Policies of Assurance, and Reversiontrv Bond. ..by Mt1r. DANIEL SMITH, at the Jlart on Tuesday, Oct- 19, at 12, in three lots, by direction of the 9xecutors of the late Di r. James Carpenter, of Westbury; and puststait td an oide* of nft Ronour tlle. Vice hanicellor, 'W very -beneficial- Policies of-Assuran-ce, f'or?dO T eweach, in'the above offices, upon the life a gentlelnan aged '64. Alo;' the reVeraiolary interest in a certain bond of the said James trpsnter, for the suim of 700h payble on the demise of his widow, &gecrabouta-26 h Equitable Policy at8etitie to a very consider- able bonup, .PParticllara may be had at the Alart.; of Mr. AJlift, -Solicitor.Trliwltridge and Vebut DIts; o lsre..Hgan aild- 'Witermabt EsAek-iitieet,Strandt and oF Daniel Smith and Son, 5slitreyorsg, Wind.,or. aind Bishopggateachurchvyard, London. vine Earem!.A comp,ct Freehold Estate, chiefly 'icb Madow anid P&sRtpre Land, in Bedfordahire, on -the borders of HCrts. "By A1ir..iDANlEl, S.9M'H,. at the Mlart, on Tuesday, N9veober 9,:at 12,. - A Small bat valuable -Freehold- Dairy anid Grazing Farm, A partly.0boinded by a trout-streamn, eximtribting (in b'ring fence) 106sfAti4sO nires-, including a good proportion of e-xcellent arable land, surrounding amnet farmhomue and all requtisite bulldingse in ,good repair, ahd pos esaine- extensive coninion rights-, 6ituale In the parishn of Lan#ford, only n jile-fromithe great north ro.d. 4 miles from aai'doc',j;*6 fromn iggleswade,-and IJ from Hitchib. A re- spetable 'tifltm nay be-lbad; or imrrediare poasesslon. M1r. Cto7rther6f AtIsey., -will show -he estatr,, and particulars fray be hiad'aI the'naigibb,usng inns; at the Auction Mart'; of 'Z. Tiues, egs oliciito~, Bedford; and of Daniel Sa2ith and SOn, surveyors add lsnd'edntqs, Biaiopigate churchyard, London, and 'Windsor, -at whoe6 OT!cis a plap mav be Seen. The Wykle ,ianor kistate-, dompintng a mo6tscomfortable and con. modiousJMiabor-Heuse, strrotinderf by *xceedingl 'ricn Orchard and heatlowGrounds, add a Very capital Stock.I'arm. upon-the T'nrnpike-road, mittway between Shaftiabury and UWincanton, iri one of the fine,d Val&s in' Dorietshfre, dnlv 28 fnires from 4l4, a&flptt eligible Investment.-By Mtr. DAT NIEL SMITH; at the -Auction Mart, on Tuesday, Odtober 19, at 12, unless previously dispdsed of by private contract, Very valuable and ennvable Estate, known as Wyke A llouse and .!saaor, a highly respectable and comfortable residence,yith, capital. stabling,-coachhouss1 lawn, gardens, and moRt pioductive orchardF, surrounided by a well known capital tarm, well stocked with. girme, comprislng altogether nearly 400 acres of remarkably -fertile rmeadeow pasture, and arable land, in the higheRt condition, with.2 neat farmitouses and complete buildings of every description in excellent-xeepair Greirat part of the meadows are or may be irigated by a. stream which flows flough the heart of the estate, snd are richly ornamented with beauaful lull grown timnber snd plntonions, pariiecla'ly rounild the house. The estate may be viewed by applicatioh to the proptictor, or to llebsrs.Bowles and Chitty; Wohicitots,Shlifieebliry; and full particulars obtained and a planr,een at the offices of Paniel Soithsnd Son, surveybra and land agents, Bishopogate churQhyarct*1London, and Windsor, BerkR, who are authorised to treat for the. We of the estate, &c. Letters to be post paid. Household Purnituie, Chest of "Caipentcs' Tools, &c. DI)lwich, Surrey.-By d1r. SOUT!EY, upon the Pre ises, the Half Mloonz Dulaich, bn Friday, Oct. 1S, at 11, by order ef the E:xecu- tors otA1rM Stanton deceased, ALL the Hougehold Furniture, linlen, china, and glass, L comprising 4..pyet and other bedsteads and furnitures. 10 fea- ther beds and bedding, mattresses, chests of drawers, mahogany snd other chairs and tables, carpets,. pier, chiinmey, nd dressing glasqes, cloclc, 4 water butts, 2 gin pipes, kitchen requisites, &c. .May be viewed, and catalogue8 had on the premises, and of Slr. Southey, 191, Tooalv-street. - 3u ilding ml aterial, mS. Thoanas'a.Snutttwark..-ySI e.SO LJ:tH U 1 EY, on the Premisesa;St. Thornas's, Broadway, dear the Hospital, On Monday,Oct. I8; at 12, by order of the Governors of St. Thomas't Ifotiitel, pOUR brick built Dwelling-houses, comprising plain FL and pan tilea, 20 rodx of brickworic, rafters, joitsr, floor boards, eashes, doore, fittingts, quarter partition, weather boarding, lead gutters, and other,materials. AlMav be viewed one day prior to the sale. and catalogues had on the premises; and of Air. Southey, 191, 'Toolev.street. Valuable 1ove8strcent.--By Mir. SOUT1HEY, at Garr-w`ay'T, on ., Tuesday, October 19, at 12, without reserve, 3 Very desirable Leasehold Estate, complising 5 spacious A l n ywl erected brick built granaries, situate at Ilorsleydown Old Stairs, Shad Tbames, St. John's; Southwark, capable of stow- ing, at a moderate thickness, from 9,000 to 10,000 quarters of grain, a spacious yard, warehouse, stable, and dwelling-house, a covered wharf with good landing next the Thames, a spacious brick built granary of great capacity adjoining the wharf. Leasehold Dwell- ing-houses, aituate in Crown.court. in-the rear of the granaries. Six Leasehold Dwelling*houses and Warehouses, in Harsleydown-lanme. A Leasphold Estate, in Three Oak-lane, consisting of the King's Arms Publichouse, a Dwelling-house adjoining, and an extensive yard, workshops. lofts, &c, Two Leasehold Houses, with Wharf, next St. Saviour'%-.dck. And a small Freehold Estate, at Kirt. ling, in the cbunty of Canmbridge, consisting of a dwelling-house, cottage, orchard, aud 3 acres of land: the whole producing a rental of about ?850 per-annum. flav be viewed till the sale, and par- ticulars had of Air.-Wrighr, solijCitor, Cloak-lane; at Garraway's and of Air. gouthey., 191, Taoolev.street. Dutch Flower Rooii.-:_By 'JoHN KINU, at the M1lart, To-umor- ro&w, Oct. 14, at 12, A Fire Collecti on of Dutch Bulbs, jtst imported from LA Harlem, consisting of double and single hyacinths, tulips, - nArcissuses, jonquils crocuses, martagons, gladioluses, irises, ranun- culJusseta. in smlt Itaa,,, T' be viewed the mnorning of sale; cara. lozuer bad at the Mlart, and ofthenuctioneer, Hackney.road. T'o Brokers, Housekeepers; &c.-Ueruijae Housetiold Furniture, House and Shop Fixtures, distrained for rent.-By Mr. J. JONES, in his 8pacious-Room,28, LeadenhalWstieet.,TH a DAY, at 12, wimhout reserve, TNCLUDING handsome French, 4--post, and tent bed- siteade and furnitures, mahogany dining, pemnbroke, and rose- wood ca?rd tables, bright register and other stoves, pianoforte with additional keys, letter copying machine, chimney, pier and dress- log glasses, mahogany dining nnd bed room chairs, be3es, bedding, and window curtains, linen, chisa, and ;itchen requisites. May be viewed, and catalogues had. Piciures, Fram-es, and Miscelladeous iffects.-By lMr. . GEO. JO NES, at his Spacious Rooms, Leicester-street, Leicenter- squa-re, To.morrow Evening, at 6, A N Assemblage of Cabinet and Gallery Paintings, in- 1Ak cluding eeveral highly finished productions by masters of eminence, of the diff'erent seiools, and embracing every varicty of subject, several framed and glazed prints antI drawings, capital carved and gilt picture frames, and a profusion of curious orna- mental and miscellaneous property, &-c. May be viewed, and catalogues hadt, . Respectable Re.sidences, Coarnmercial.road, Strattord.green, and Poplar.-,Ry JOHN BROMLEY, at the Auction Mart, on Friday, Oct. 15, at 12, At Ve,-y genteel Dwelling-house, centrally situate be- . tween the Citty and the East and West India Docks, No. 1, NorwrayXpla6ee Commcercial road. L,ease 72 years, at a low ground -rent. 'lwo Copyhold Mfessoages with large Gardess, Stratford- greenj E3ssex, 4 miles from town, in the several occupations of Dir. LJyfard and Mr. Ml tn-dock. Rental 601. equal in value to freehold, at-a small- tine certain, A Copyhold House and Premises adjoining the Spatted Dog, at Poplar, with a large detached garden, let to lltr. Rowen, at '2. per ainum. Alay be viewed; particulars had at the Brieannia, LamehnoUee; Three Pigeons, Stratford-green ; Air. ArundHell, -solicitor, Bridge-street, Blackfriars Air. Tip r, soli-. citor, 1-ackney; at thle. -Mart; and of the auctioneer, 17, Cnmmer- cal road, Sr. George's east. Superior Pledges;=By Messrs. AUCHIN and DIEBBNHAIl, aset their Auction Rooms, 26, King-street, Covent-garden, THas DAY- Oct 1 aet-ll, 1I7p XCELt0N1'T sold and Silver Watehes, by the most i E x_;#esteemed makers, massive, plate, in chased candle3ticki, tea, sets, coffee pots, spoonsk forks, &c.; brilliant brooches, rings, and )iin, lotase brill;iirit and pearls, fashionable jewellery in iine gold idi1ns, ?eas,'.irige, pins, brooches, lockets, &c.; musical snuff. eB; 4V2.4ron's Britannia bells and- clock1 eight-day clock, by J3fant, aeveral ends of superfine clothe and kerscymere, flne Irish ieni, casibrtcs. stuffsm bombasiis, lustres; sarcenete, satines, &c. ; idie- arid geantl6eh a. .aringr apparel, bed turnitures, window cuttaths, rich damiask. 4be clo:hs, sheets, chests ef. drawers, rose- Wtoodloo tale, chimrney glasses, Brussels and Kiddeianitiater car- ets,: cotlery, 'nd otber effects. Alay be Yiewcd, atid catalogues bad at the roo-ns. 'Oxford.-strcef2,'r'oX,inen,1rapers, Silkamercerk, Hosiers, Haber; dashera, Silversmits . and Others, reairing spacious and con^- manding Prelhisea.-.kyCOTTL and W8 ATT4 at the-Auction MArot, o Thluisday,.Oct, 21; Yr erubl Leas,ehild Estate, comprising I han- same lightl and -apacioml Shop, with a most conspicdous and elegant mod&ra. double froiit,' and etcellent Dwelling-houte, being. No. 44, in thc v'ery best part, of- that fashionably frequented tho- rouglifare and:-drit-vate businese-situaitions Oxford-,treet, held for n iinejtedvtermj. of 12 yest;at a low tent, Thepremises are in thorouqh Umamental and substantial repair, anldi may be entered on immediately; May- bevievedtill thestile s patticulats 'snap be had on tub premises also of tMessres:- awcA and dhatfieldi. oititors, 'Angel-courr, Thfogmortonastreet;. of--Asirs. Robinson and Hine, dicitori iCarterhouse;8aquiroe-:at the Mart; h'a at Cottle and Watt's o1kces, 9; CaryianeI Chgaveide, Votes for the Oouasty-of Assex;-0hadwelliheath, near Romford, 'by the side oftthe :Kdalin ro;at 4roan ondon tbo GhelmaOtrd- and solchen,tet.By Mr- J.j M; BINCKES at the WiukeUr:sr Inn; Rormiord; T I)AIt, at' , i bt 2 lotsI Ir,I1KA;*BYE ,ba,nti.all,y,.weflt bUi,,!t JotXJsge Re,di4n~e,^, thel coh'g anl pthtartpectabl.tennited, abutting on tboee -to 9I hO4 with titiall gaiaena. sn f6t,.anar $X ad ,t ,@t 'WdrOPoensaiderable nifpYrovement. Ma bi vi, leaV cF tle teifanf,ind particulars 'may be had Ot-4;To'fnmabtinlmicitor, Romfspr4; at the WJsite.Horae, Chad- at the plact 6le 'i tid.of J. IlL fincies; auctinegr, accotuntant, Jat .was ApoBitIe . .... .. Qasfordshitr-Lititzle Mihoii ftoug'and abaptr450 4;res incluaiAg RTos a sial 'Farmi, b.c ' ' g$R&BROOI(; ' rospe tfuly annoulice that they .Iv i 6arantructed.tq'SELL bj, AujerION, at the'Aln;t, on ,-WE4neitay .Oc~t,2Q. in loti, unle*: in the mean time disposed-of' by:pxivate optrc,tj.very va,luable FRE9.O L ESTATES, Wituote in.the Fhasant i;llag of Lmittle Ailiten. Oxp, on thm e iurn- pike road fxrm,-Aylesbujy t zWallngford 6 mi,les frepn Qloierd, ap&d'47 from Lopilon... J,ot l comprises dAe. gentee FCamily' Re-. deue called YlAttj'e Milto i Housc, with pleasure grounds, gardenas orchards, coa h atise, *nd stabling, agricultural buhldsigs, a td 34u ttcres ofcmtital arablc,p sturq, an4 wesdqrrland; also 2 dwelling. thotisesnaltouse ad anai. 6tages Jor lab,o,ue. Lot ' eoprites .the Ham aru aonBlarov/Fie#aId 'arnos, uiih farniouees 'an d. bs1dingO, d 6$ aes of'(p gsucissa1y).nis pastnt,tIealrl, let at 1701.. 'samnalfnidt34Ijzeaqsatld D'w$iflg )iQuse4iitli-larXd garden, [pddqf1 , 'b,'apm. abtl, etablinig, ',eeld on -twpgo,od. live,s, 2Lt 4,. he ite'cXss>^onaryv It<est-..nri3 ,asree of 'Feesiiiffd .Lxand. - lay be Idi7dr-elipte ql* aiartieusl5r# lid at-lit,tle M5ilto,n iotie, I aite glip.'wan,,,asr'et'gwortb ;.Jtar. ahd.Cireied) .xfard; (CroiYliflri ipar? iiFnisReaimdpg, -cd fran1,HighSyroanb; Crown asd.&Tbstfe,',J biinkdon;iimi tdxgh-nn, Chilejihaxn; also Dif Tliotrts lilnler,esq; edlicis-or; 5glv.iTtace, Hohosn; jet iiSe Mnrt I4ndoir; d Usa,g sy jqr .,1 Pj - qRe9. ,v..-_;v jn-3X :.Ja -;;' :@ ::i - Forfeitqd POges aod other Property,-B.y ilr.JAMiES HARRIS, /jodiihrrd AssortmeO,t; of v0arile a *Pioperty, in- somne e l oli, silver; 'and tlet wttphes, gold chains, seia, boxes, &i?. jewellesy In gmreat vatiety, both plain, antise` with biil- Iinanst bearls, &c.;-plate in naireroq5 uscrul adt,l oraamental ar. delti ;a, ed jLI i' w4fee;' rosewood pogtable deaks, exelleont towling- pieeds, duelling isd Ofher ptistols, linen a;id woollen drapery, rer- cery? hosiery, Indies' and gentlernenay prime apparel, table and bed linen, bed furnltuges, 211 good feather beds bedding, bedsteads, carpets, vlasses, and a diversity of other articles.- May be viewed, arid'saralo,u- had dl the ro-oms. eopyhold Estates, Croydon, $trrey_By Mr. tV. JOHNSON,.et the Crow-n Tin, Croydon, on Saturday, Oct. 16, LEVEN Lots of Building Ground, late in the occu-- _ pation or Jolfn Brickwood, edq. delightfully sPiuate, within 5 minuteb' walk of thie populous and improving market town of Croydon, and 10 miles-from London, in a oporting neighbourhood w,here . pacL0 obf' hourdsaae regularlj kept. The lots to be -ieweA by application to AIr. W. Jolinson, auctioneer, Croydon, where ee- criptive partitulars With plans may be obtained, also alt the king's Arms, Gtayhotnd, Derby Arms, aind Crown innh, Croydon; WIVite Lior4 Streatham ; Telegraph, Brixton:hill ; White Hadrl, Mth- cham ; Crown, Acorden ; Bells, I\terton; Angel, TootIng; White Hatv (Godatone; and of MT. Pearse, solicitor, Dowwate-hill. EIonsehold Fatniture, Linen, China, Wlas, Double -and .SinfIe Barrel Guns, and other Elects,tremoved bv order of the Sherff, for convenience of Salr.-By Aessrs. HAYDON and Co. at their Great Toom, in Welbeck-street, Cavendigsh-square, on Friday, (Yet. 1f, at vz,without reserve, I I ('1 ENUThTE Household Furniture, comprising mabo- GTgany. wardrobes, chests of drawers, dining cablei4 chairs, dressing glasses, feather beds and bedding of excellent quality, draw- ing room furniture, Turkey and other carpets and hearth rugs, china, glass, ant earthenware, and a superior assortrenc of bed and table linen, a capital double aad single barrel gun, and other effects. May be viewed the day previous and morning of sale,. when lta- logues may be had at the rooms. ''o Auctioneers in the Horse and Carriage Commission Business, Coachmastersf Livery Stablekeepers, &8..oBv JOHN LANG6- DON, on the Premises, on Thursday, Oct. 21, at 1, by direction of the Proprietors diusolving, partnership, unlesa anb nccepnable offer is previously made by private contr3ct, fPHAT 'lucrative Concern, vell knowrn as Satder's IL Repository, Goswell-street. for the sale of horals and carriages. The-premises comprise a handsrne entrance, capacious. show yard, atabling for 80 horses excellent dwelling-house, double counting. house, and suitable o&ices. This valuable proparty has been esta- b1hieed since the year 1804, anid is held for a term of 20) years, at 300. per. annum, which is nearly discharged by company viewing the thow of prize cattle. To be viewed till tihe sale, when particulars may be had; also at Garrawav's; and of John Lantgdon, Broadway, near Ludgatz-hill ; and Blaclkheath.hill Furniture, Books, &c. Giltsour-streer-By W. DAViES and SON, at their Auction Rooms, Giltepur-street, Tu7ts DAY, Oct. l3, at Ii1, r HE excellent Household Furniture, English and - 1. Foreign books, pictures, china, glass, 3 iron chests, an ex- cellent 8-day spring quarter clock, tiaie pieces, a barometer, a hydrometer, an organ, a writing table, desks, a -malt mill, brewing otensils, and miscellaneous effccLs; comprising bedsteads and fur- nitarea, feather beds, mattresses, and bedding, chests of drawers, secretaire and bookcase, glasses, window curtains, dining, card, and pembroke, tables, chairs, carpets, sofa, sideboard, tea and cofi'ee urns, kitchea requisitcs, &c. The Books include an elegantly bound family Bible, Scholey's cabinet Bible, a black letter Bible, Fox's Iartyrs, Smith's Wealt.h of Nationl, Acough'ts Shakspeare and Poems; Bell' Soakapeice, Spectator, Goldsmith's Rome, Home's Views in Mtysore, ?ume and Smellett's England, &c. L,exicons, fGramlmars, and various works in ffermnan, Dutch, French, and other languages. May be viewed on Tuesday, and catalogues had at the room,. Books, Printt, and Books ot Prints.-By Mr. TH(iUMAS, wt his Great Room, 38, King-street, Ctvent-garden, on Friday, Oct. 15, and following day, at half pest- 12 punctually, A Collection of' well chosen Books, including hlanning I and Bry's Historyot Surrey, 3 vols. large paper; Cantain Beilibe's Works, Adenbert'ei Histoire Naturelle des Singes, Play- fair's Baronetage, 4 vols. large paper; and British Familv Anti- quities, 9 vol0. Iarge paper ; Stackboase's History of the Bible, 2 vols. large paper ; Bentleii Fpistoie; Cataloogus Codicum Coptico- rum t lanuacriptorum in Mluseo Borgiano. Among the booku of prints is a portfolio of etchingsz by Hollar,Rembrandt, &. mnany of them very rare, a few prints,&c. Aay be viewed on Thursday; and catalogucs had at Air. Thomas's offices, King-street, Covent-garden. Important Stage Coach Business.-George and Blue 13oar, Holborn. -By Sir. TOPLIS, on the Premises, on Mlonday, October 18, at 12, V['HE very valuable Lease for 14 or 21 years, at the low I rent of ?250 per annum, of all those extensive and most desirable premises, the George and Blue Boar Inn Yard, Holbor comprising thesc appertaining to the stage coach business only, upont which the proprietor has recently exptnded several thousand pounds; they consist of capital stabling for about 80 horses, large granaries, and hay lofts, a capacious open yard with covered standing for carriages, 2 most convenient coach offices, and a very eligible dwell- ing house. The whole most judiciouely arranged, with capability of conducting a concern of the first magnitude equal to any in tine kingdom. Land-tax redeemed. The purchaser of the lease will have the option of taking, within 14 days frorm the day of sale, the proprietor's interest in the stage coach business, also the very superior stock of nbout 250 horses, harness, coaches, &c. for which a liberal time will be given for payment. Alay be viewed, and printed particulars had on the premiscs; and of MUr. Toplis, 22, Sl. Paul's churchyard. Relvedon, E;ssex.-.A valuable Freehold Resitence, with StabIl Ghaisehouse, Yard, excellent Garden. &c.-By R. PEAKE, at the Auction Mlart, on Friday, Oct. 15, without reserve, Freehold Estate, comprising a reCspect- G 3 able and modern built house, containing 4 principal cham- bers, fitted with numerous closets, store rooms, spacious landing reomy staircase, handsome dining room, neat breakfast periour, hall entrance, pavedl kitchen, with serva!4ts' staircace, washhouse, and good cellars for wine and beer, a yard with pump of excellent water, a stable, chaisehouse, and shed, a neat fore court, shrubbery, and an excellent garden well stocked with choice productive fruit trees ; the whole in the o6cupation of Air. Sparrow, who is under an agreement to quit at Michaelmas next. The estate is delightfully Placed with an ekcellent frontage on the side of the road nearly oppvsite the 41 mile stone, in the best part of the respectable, pleasant, and much admired town of Kelvedon, only 3 miles from Coggeshall. 4 from Witharm, 10 from Colicester, and 12 from Chelmsford, and soaches pass the house to and from London several times a day. To be vieved by leave of the tenant any day previous to the sale s particu. lays mnav be had on the premiscr; also at the Sways, Kelvedon; Cups, Colchester; Blaek Boy, Che1mstord ; White larit, Romford; of J. Caley, esq. solicitor, Queen-square, London; and of R. Peake, auctioneer, 6S, Mtark-lane, London, and Wlraltham-abbey, wsasex. By Alessrs. KI PTUN and SON, at the Peahen Inn, St. Albas's, Herts, on Saturday, Oct. 23, at 2, in Lots, 1 HIRTEEN Acres-of Building Ground, adjoining the LNew-road, St. Albzt's, Herts, called Pound Field, with early possession, on Lease for a term of which 797 years were unexpired at Lady-day last. This valuable and important property presents such an opportunity to builders and others as rarely occurs. It is well calculated for the erection of residences for trade or private occupa- tion, being pleasantly and advantageously situate contiguous to the capital market town ot St. Alban's, and presenting a frontage of 1,038 feet, next the new turnpike road, leading from St. Albar.'s to Redbourn. Brick earth might be conveniently foand in any part- ofthepremises, This estate will be divided, marked, and set nut 14 da sprior to the sale, when particliars may be had at the place of a Me; Auction Alart ; of Mfessrs. Nickolson and liongmore, solici- tors, Hertford; aind at the offices of Me6srs. Kimpton and Son, land agents, Union-conrt, Old Broad-street, Loadon, and at Hertord, where a plan of the lots may bh seen. Cheshunt, Herts.-Peremptori1Z, by KIMLP5TON and SON,- at the Auction Mart, on Fri ay, October 15, at 12, in 1 lot, TALTUABLE Freehold and Copyhold Estates, Iand V tax iedeemed, called Crouch House Farm divided into seven hand ome inclosures of rich pasture and arable land well timbered, orchard-planted with fruit treest garden, farmhouse, barm stables, and other agricultural buildings, containing together 22a. 5r. 37p. in the occupation of :r. Edwsrd. Barnes, whose term expires at Lsdf-dayd . 1826; This property is very pleg'ant1y situate near- GsiOablefor it a highly respectable neighbourbood, and very de. 4irirbl for building genteel residencet on, the roads good, andionly 15iiffles froi ALoidomn. May be viewed ony tiwa. mrirLtQ.thti sale by leave of the rintrit of whom particulars may be kld; also at tbg Ureen Dragon, Coach and Horses, and Haunch of Venison, lbeshtirt; Falcon, Waltharn Cross; Cock, Waltham Abbey; Grayhoutid, Enfield; Red& Lion, Barnet; Salisburv Armes Hat_. Feld; Auction lUart.; ad at the ffices of blessrs. simpton and Son; 14nd aehfitS, Union-court, O}ld Broad.street, London, and at Hertforrds where a plan of thp estates may be Seen. L-ease of Pretaisese. No. 47, Ghancery-lane, leadini - into Quality- coutt 4with immediate po,session_By Messrs. KIM PTON mad SON, at the- Mart, on 1friday, Oct. 15, at 12, without the least reserve, by order of the Mortgagee. Tr HE Premises are bhick bdilt, and consista of 4~ ronoy JL attics with closet; on the two picir, one large Iofty front l ed ioom, a back dittO, with 3a dressing room, -neatly papered rnd fitted' Ip and 3 eonvenietit tloses on the one pair, one large lofty front MeerooT., a back ditto, wnh recesses ond'cuphoards under, a stere ctoin ad.ofning,- fitted upp with 6 closets, and q large roomy stair- Masieading to ditto; 2 coantintliouses or offices; in the basement, I laige airi kitcheu; an ex6elleyltcosa vault adjoining, a convenient ~kIfititthen, writh pantry adjoinling, asominFtely fittedl up, a wins tz;ilt; coal ctlfar, heothsouse, with small paved -yard, convenient ffices, &c. the premises are wvell supplied wieb extcellent water, tad ha7c 'i-ide entrdsie ini QuUElty.co r-t; oh -lease, of which 11 years 'wie e6xCpiged4 at Mlhaelreaa laEt, At tha 'sos aesit -qf 601. ee aanum. Slnsvbe vewed any tisnc pticr to-the sale on applisi. tiento he person i ssCssession; t 'W orrio particulirsmay b5i hsE lsa of MA. .L C ,ond, - solicitor td the Imort9`ee Wae Hdrts -; 6f-bMr. 'Weyn:atth, solicitors 5, Child's-place 'Temple-bar-; at $he Auction MArc; -and aL the offleesof: Meseras iqipton and SoP,- arctioesers and land agents, Union.court, Old Broad-street, and at Hcrtfordr. -- - Vatluiable Freehold Farms atd Bt ding Land, at and near iTewk es . bury, OWesto era1ire.'- JO N WORE at-the- Swan and 'Hop-pole' lbi, Tewkeabnry, on Monday ana -Tuaeday, Oct. 18 atndi 19, begiunlnig each asy at 12at noon, in lots,- 4 Very capitatl andl extensive Estate, upwa3rds of MS2 ?. 'acres, freehold and tithe'free, -fenitierly'the monastic lantds of the Ben'cdictine Abbeg atTewleesbury, flBt situatC tn 1le parishes of ',C wkesbtwy, WPal o<srf.difl, and Ashchurch, incbidinj the Os eat A4bbey Hoiise,''e pouth.admiired 4ncient Galcwa4/ tbe sites afdih'c Monastery ard i?oliseCastle, and fle Gais.aon Feltf,'onwhieh the decit;ive btitle betwen' -the housesi of York and Lanucaster wras- fonght- containing eiveeij deasirable farms and many n'.ostegible lotts otf building lsNd, being on' the great toad bcttween the idrth and e;t*of' Snelasd, 'about;-- iimile& from Chelter.harn 16 frmm hlIalvbns and WVrc5te. setid 10 Fron Glocecr, and near- to' the rivers ciFtrb 'sd Av>du lic - Threainises mli be triewes on apza tioito Slhd ituctitoeer, in ,'Cwkesbury, of"#bom duecnrptuvep ticiie- fats iWay icniiidd; ?'Priicii'iitsoa also be ha4'at the Star hotel, rand of'ir.'M uiind, sxi'tl'orv WfrE?taer Kingi a Ruad,: locmteri P'lough nind Royal hotels, (3heltenham; White Hart, Bath ';Biith tarern, Beisnsl; g5irien'a tav'ernS BirminghatO; a MF4r AIarris, "o1ieitor; Hereford:; of , fi1r.Tollecg, ?'w3siing, upar Tewlesbusfy.. pt- Mr. Bqo.dle.Lawet-iroelt.strseet, tlOsvenot-.quarc, -Lond.oW> i tok ot, 'T,sser,lt h t&CaaaroliurM W.tfornf5 :} e?tt.e;:r ai Iou Sr's hoU,d UpperXrool;e-tteeet*..: ii..::'a. _: crpt~i m mnaCt, and XMicllaneousi E6fceeS_ vB Al!r. IM. STY NS,oa the Premises, Dovers Farm, on, Priday, Oct( 90'HE Valuableljive anaiDeadl Firmning Stottic of Mr. *-XR.John Dyer, removing fromi Damers Fatrm; i6rsi3titg of' 6 sisfe .Ou~ crthose, l epialsaddle horses,, 7 tclh cows, 6 pigs 2 roa nd narow heelwagona,S dng iii;t 3 land rollrs; ploghe,~ouiehnl fiimtszg, ad m sliaeosefects. May emvisae, 29d cihsataesitreebad ntheut PremTses;dat Oth. hite Hats, Reoloigige docs, Sutton pacidl ofc dar. Wby oSt'eres of , LIHP ast part of the extensive Stock of -tiaadrich Cut Glas, o i- n dessert servtces, water jaigs, decasters, goblets, tries, and othzer artiolemj plaited liqtior cruet, and soy rratnes with curt glass 'boVtjlA; ejqit glass luatres and lamp-: rhe ChinaL comprises dinner aliddessett Aivkes; Supper trays, cabipiet and ortlamental vases, cupi and c.Ans, te-a mdi coffiee eauipages, inimitably ptticilled Its l14ndsbapeg, birdi, fruit; anid various detigns, and gilt in-asitperb anid costly manner, a few broniee., rapse and japanseil tea hoarde, wasterm cAsdl box'es, and vaeicus eff'ects. ri's bt~ Tie-red on Satfr- dsiy anal Mtonday preeeding the tale; esatlogiteg httd6i the premsyttse, at Pd. each, and or Mir. Farebrothter, ~: Wlieoe,et tad Capital Frehold lnvstmen3wll rA WD,LIA.Mis, at' 'the Auction Alart. Tai-s DlA,, Oat. 13, at 12. lin ltr,ts 1 ERY valuable Freehold andl Leasehold Es r's ost V desirably and respectably situate in h oniso fa and Surrey, on lease" to highly responsible tenert-t, at net rents amnountingi to nearlY 7001. per annum, offering an advantageous opportunity for- secure investments in property of a superior tie- ecriDtion. Descriptive pairticulars may be had at the Mart ; end of Mlr. WilliamsnF, Throemnrton..etreet. Collctin o. Egraing. Books, and B 'ok at ~Prnte.....BrMr.~ WILLIAMS, at the AMart, To..morrow, October 14, and follow- ing dEv. at 12, AValuable Collection of Books of Prints, including Atsevirat choice- worksa on the fine arms, porifblioq of prismsf, comprising interesting Foreign and English vicar, beautifully en.- ba.red and plain, portraits of noble and eminirent public charactere, sk-etch end drawintg boalts, caricatures9, drawingr Ppaer, &C. Also a selection pfO the mott popular modern auithors, in elegant bind- ings, To he viewed on WVedniesdaY and mornings of Pale, and cataloKues had at the Mfart ; arsi of Mir. Williamns, Thrttgtnor- ton-sitreet. No. 28 Chancery-lane, To-inorrow, Octiober 14, and following day, at 12, renaoved in cons3equence of a tale net being permitted on the premises, ALL the modern Houselhold Furnitture, ne`w-wIth!in A1~2 months, a brilliant toned uprisht grand pianofo,ta- in- ii mahogany case, by Stodart, a Grand Pianofosee by H'ouston~ as eeat French clock supported by Egvpriao miarble pillars, ckino, glass, a Yaluable librarv, comprising 400 v'Dtg-, a tewr capital paint- inge 29 oze of ine lavuredpOrt 18dozen shierr-y, 17 dozen Ala.~ deira and umerus vauabl effets. he furniture consists of loftymahoany -pos bedtead, wih hz mcontton furnituree, maFde tipin he ostfasmso,sbe syle cochtop, tent, and servanots' bed- eteds nd angngs prme oosfeaherbeds and bedding, excellent mahoany abiet aticls i comodechests of drawer', ladies' and gentlemen' drsig stands, handsome suit of roaewood card, sofa, and loa tables, drawiang-room chairs, noble pier and chimnney glasses, iS gilt frames, sets of dining, cad, and pembroke tables eecrersaire and bookcaise, maihozan y parlour chairs, celleret siaeboard, window curtains, Brusselt, Venetiani, arnd Kidderminster casPetX.oil clothe, stoves, domestic requisites, &c. 'To be viesed on Wedniebday pre.. cedingz and mnorning of sae, aRd catalogtues h3ad of Messrs. Robinston and Hine, solicitorst, Charterbouse-sqttare; place of tale; and of AIr. Williatms, Throgmorton-street. Desirable Estate, Weele3y, Essex.-By T. D. BRCOUKS, at the, King's. Head inn, AManninguree, Esisex, on Thursday, Oct. 21, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, irbeCopyhold Estate, called the Brookhouse I ~ F~h,peassintly situate on the highi road leading from Tltorp A .vole-h7est`er, ceinpristng agood farmnhoutse, barn, stable, carr loge, bullock and cowhouse, and other tovimenict buildings; a larse garden and orchard, with an excellent ispring of water, to- rether writh sejeral inclosures of exceedingly good an'.ble and mrs.. dow land, in a good state of cultivation, containing by survey 6 acres, situate, lying, and being in the parish of Wesley, in the! coupey of Essex, 10 miles from Colchester, S from Mlanningtree, and only 3 from liandamnere wharf, where cojrn can be ishipped and manure,landed ; now in the occupation of 1Mr. Stephen Harveyl, at the reduicedl rent of 901. per annum, and wihse term t-zp4es nest iMichaelma.r. The greater part of the purchase morney rn.y rematin at 4 per cent, if r-equired;- and, should the estate be bought for investment, a respectable tenant can be procured, who will engage it for a term of years. Further particulars anid condkitin2 of sare maty be hiad of Mr. Bacin, brandy- merchant, Alannicgtree ; Mlr. Gann, 21, Biahopttgaee-uithout ; and of the auctioneer, W4esley. Valuable Freehold Water Ucrroinlil and Premtses, at D)ttver, in Kent.-By Air. JOHN U0ORTON, at the Royal OAsk Inn, ia Dover, on Saturday, Nov. 0, between the hours of I and 2 in the aftemoon, A LL that lomg. established and well k-nowna Freehold .IVI ater Ooromill, called the 'l'own Mill, situate in the townt and poet of Dover, in the county of Kent, with a rapacious and substantially built storehouse adjo.ining, capable, with the stow~age of the mill. of holding frois2,000 to 2,600)quarters of corn and fl br, with a cottage, countinghouse, and other tact arranged offtcet. The mill drives; 5 pair of atones, aLnd can grind from 200 to 280 quarters of corn per week ; also works a pair- of stones and fan for splitting peas, with dressing tackle, 3 flower machines, jogeiingtecrys, bolting mill, wheat machine, with brushes,&o. Thermill with its gear and tackle is in the best possible state of repair, and in full trade. It possesses advantages over &U the other mills oni the stream frora its contiguity to the shipping wharfs in Dover harbour, being only shout 80 rodst distance tram them, whichi renders the laibour of 2 horses equal to that of 8 in mnost other situations. The freight from Dover to London is Gd. per sack only by the Dover boys, of whir'o there are ii regularly employed in the LoIndon trade. A con.- venieat family dwelling-house, with stables, chuischouse; lodgest, yard, andc~onvanient offizes, with a froatage of vacant ground ad-, Joining having a sea view, wrell adapted for building, the whole very contiguous to the milli, and completely oDmmanding its operations. The ab-ove presents an opportunity of investing a large capital under circumstances peculiarly favourable. The trade, row very exten- s-ive, has the certain prospct~ of being much extended from the ir,- creasing population of the town, the grea-t resort of visiters to it. and thie enterprising spirit which prevails for erecting large and comnmo- diouts lodgiesgloeuses upon the Mlarine-parade and in its neighbour- hoed. Two third parts of the purchase money, if required, miay' remain on mortgage. Printed Particulars cad conditions of tale ma ehad of the auctioneer, at Bucklartd; Air. Shipdlein, antd Mlr. Kent, soliditors, Dover; Mlessrm Abbott aned Barnes, solicitors, Peck's-buildines. Temple ; at the Fountain aud King'ls head hotels, Ohonterbury ; Crown inn, Rochester;- and at the pace of sale. Dery r.CptlMls ahnr,ftl essu,e&e, Farm anjd Clot- tage, clle Amer Mlls ner Afreton, in the coustly of Derh.-ByMr. V. S ITH.at te Black's Heetd Ins, in Nottigham,on Sturda, Novmber20. at 4, subject to coridx- don ofsal tobe henprouce, (reefrom suction duty,) A LL that capital Mlessuage orDwelling-houise, with A:Rthefarming buildings belongin terew, and all these exten- sive and newly erected Cotton Work, cled Amber 51ills, situL-te on the river Amber, in the parishes of Shirland and Crich, in th-e county of Derby, with the outbuildings and gardens to the same belonging, together with the reservoir and stream of water use'd for working the said mills, and also 70 acres of excellent meadow and pasture land, or themeaboutst. (in the following, or such otherlots as may be agre-ed upon at the time of sale.) L-ot I. All that capital Mlessuage, Dwelling-house, or Tenement, wit" the barns, stables, farmuing buildings, farm yard, and appurtenancets to the same be.. longing. And also all those capital M-ills. adjoining the Mfill Pamn, upon the river Amber, comprising the following roomns, VIZ. : countinghouse, store rooms, wlheel rooms 4 Btories higit, 1B feet long by 7 feet wide, insiide measure, blowing or ecutching room, and thread room 2 sto-ries high, '36 feet loneZ by 14 feet a-ide, pre. paration room, thirostle room and mule roms 4 stories bigh, 956 feet lonjg by 24 feetAwde, packing room, twist bleach, and model roomg 4 itories high, 14 feet by 12 feet ; the smith's shop, and 2 dressinig rooins 88 feet loFng by 14 feet wide ; joiner's shop and lurmber room's 2 stories high, 28 feet by 19; turner'Is room, and winding room 2 stoieshig, 2 fet lng y 1 fet ide ; loom shop, I story high, 132 eetlon by33 fet ide cotonwarebpuse and stare roOflOS, 5, ,stoieshig, 3 fet lng y 1 fet wde, engine house, 36 feet long by 2 fet wde, astng hop,&& inig Tooms with sleeningSrooma& ove th sae fr apretics, strie hih,about 70 fect long by to the same prermises, adjoining, calle the Mao,teS n Meadow, the Paddock, the Home Close, ihe lerildan whic-h with the saiU darn, anid the lnadi upon whnichtesibulng are oerected, contain together by, estimnation 36 acrei or thereabts Also -20 cottages or tenements, with -he gardens and sip urtcnt1ucz~ to the samue belongiing, situate nLear to the said mills, and con-tanin=g 2a. Ir. 2ip. Lot 2. Three cottages, or tenements, s-ituate at Trod.5 holo Furnace, in the parish of Shirlaud, adjoinincr to, a1 wesaestgv In the occupation of Mr. John Hunt, and in the occupation of Joseph Scarsanand others. Lot 3. Three other cottages orteanemettvi near to the said mills, iin the occupation ot MUessrs. TCayler, t,tese~, and Hopkinson. Lot 4.~ A close or piece of land. called i C-ottiage Meadw, cnegiingIs. 2r. 12p.Y' Lot 7. Te i Thee Close s. -Ir. 7p. L-ot EL. The Hall Field, 4a. Sr.:27P. e . h a Mecadows, -23a. Is. 25p. T-he -machinery in -the mills hats been erected under the direction of a very celebrated mechanicI and is admitted to be ebnstruicted iupon the best princip le, and may be purchased with tibe mills at a valuation, and the pTlentiful supply of wat.er for winkin ele efils (nd hic miht e increased-at a grmell cxpenre if ncesary)rener te stuaton erydesirable for a twist apinner or lae mtufeeurer.If ay acommoation to a p-.ircbeitr 6;,00(11 maysanitiupn scurty,at4 prcet.ana immediaite posse"MOt may beiad T viw th prmise aply s 1h. JOiieph HeIse, at. g.hetiils; at] or frthe inormaion t te office of Atir. 1:anip`- ford ; of Messrs. lmilsuely ana clarke, solicnotOr, iJCovent Mdz-srs. A~w, Aslhmore, and- Hsamilton, 2, ffearictta-strett,Coen. gardeni, London. - At the Broker's Warehiouges, 4lergee.te m orr~ow rhe 34th ated Friday the 15th inst. at 1fo12pre without re- serve, by order of- the Assignees,Tad (i rm HElarge and gens:ine Sto-ck inTrd (ipun ..LEondiffons of Mesa-rs. Robert aind George Wits,t "~of d street and Lads, -zman~ufacturers and merchants, baubeluPta, eon- - giitisiwofdTatr 680' ?ieces Shalloos loens, Sg Picces Fancyr andTrtt midU' Ca gllitnno= jstuffit 400 ~~.- CheckeziFigurAcdStuffis S.....Carnatlol5dtrP& ans arnPlisplaids 160 - Bombazetsaod.Bom- go - Ladies'Cloths-- I 55l05 1 0.-sxtins,oarcctOets and 15 -CAssiioCts, To'liet,jum-retrtings Print-ed - Qoiltiag, so ColcSg sutn#~ dry -Nerwich 4Crapes, Italian Net, Crape&rs,- ITorb0'ViewedfxiOM AIi nday the lith to the time Of sale, from 9 'clock utiat.:iL~5t the Broker's WLarehouses, JUde.899t"strept, at- w ich#itfle bria0lgnes rmay be had of - - -- - - - -I-TOMAS F.ELLoWs,,Swoan Br.er., SALE-8 BY AUCTION.