Sales By Auction.
The Times, 1824-10-29T00:00:00

Clapham.-Large Detached Residence and Garden._By Measrs. DRIVER, at the Auction Mlart, on Teaesday, Nov. 16, at 12, without reserve, ERY capital Leasehold Premiges, comprising a brick V built residence well arranged for the accommodation of a large respatable family, most eligibly situate at Olaphatnm about 4 miles from the bridges. The house cobtains entrance hall, capital dinihg room, elegant drawing rooms gentleman's room, a boudoir, 4 best bed chambers, with dremsing room, water closet, 3 other bed rooms, 2 corinodious and airy nurseries, with convenient closets t the domestic offices comprise a large kitchen, washhouse, seetants' pantry, &c.; and in the basement are capital tine, beet, alid coal cellars, store cellar, pantry, and knifehouse ; detached is a 3.stall stable, coachhouse, and poustry yard, with a large productive garden fully seocked,a small greenhoue,melon ground, and toolhouse. Irm- mediate possession may be bad. To be viewed between the hours of 12 and 4, with tickers only, wbich with further particulars may be had of Messrs. Driver, surveyors and zand agents, New Bridge- street, Blackfrzars. Printed particulars may aluo be had at the Auction M^art. Freehold Cottages, ;ardens, and Orchard, Harlington, near Cran- ford.bridge, Lliddlesex...By Messre. DRIVER, at the Auction Mart, en 'Tueday, Nov. 16i, at 12 o'clock, in 3 lots. Lot l. E'IOU Brick-built Cottages and Gatdens, in the occupation of 1Vm. Harrison, jun. Sam. Smith, Henry Wedges, and Williatm Cobb, and a burn, in the occupation of the lHon. Grentlcy Berkeley, at annual rents producing togethnr 311. Lot 2. A convenient 'limber-built Dwelling.house, in the occupa- tion of John Coterell; 2 brick-built Cottages and Gardens, in the occupation of WTeatley.and Thomas Philp; atid a 1Timber-built Cottage, with Shed adjoining, in the occupation of William Harri- son, men. at rents producing together 491. per annum, Lot 3. A capital Orchard, situate behind the abovc, in the occupation of Richard Tominns, at 101. per annunsi. Printed particulars maay be had of John Coirrell, on the prenti6sc; at the White Haxt, Hal.. ington; at the George, Hoonslow at the Pigeons, Brentford ; at the Abuction Mlart; ofilIr. Lye, Tcok's.eourt, Cursttor.street; end of !1eatsrn. Driver, surveyora snd land agen ey 1tidZe ducing lt301. per dnnuurn._By Dir. HOOGART, at the .art Trit DAY, October 29, at 12, Valuable Freehold Estate, contisting of a substantial L/.residence, upon which a considerable sum has recently been expended, very desirably situate, 14o. 32, George-strei, leading to Hanover.square, the Centre of a mostt respectable and fashionable nejEbbounlioodl in' he~o upBdor6f fMr. 'kitus Beftry on lease to .t-Duxwhsri, at the aw jert of 160l. per3annurn. .io be viewed by perttission of the tinant with 4ards, which with particulare'smay be had of dr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-itreet, Royal Exchange ; psrtieutarn also at the M1arc. Etxcellent Freehold Business Premiges, Fleet-street, suitable tor a Bankinzhouse or aRy Public Fteablishment.-By lir. HOGGART, at the Auction Mtart, T{Is DAY, Oct. 2t, at 12, A.Very valuable Freehold Property, eligibly situate for .L3 the conducting of arny business of magnitude, Nos. 40 and 41, on the preferable-side of Fleet-street, a short distance frorn Temple. bar; containing numneroms apartments for the occupation ota family, anl 2 commanding shops, in the occupation of MIessrs. IUedhurst and Saltero. The estate is let on lease, of which there are about 2 yearts unexoired, at a low rent of 2001. per annum, but of the value of 3501. per annum. To be viewed by leave of the tenant-, and particulars had at the Mart, and of Mlr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad- streer, Roynl Exchange. Freehold DUwellir,ghouse, Kingsland-road, exonerated from the l,and-tax..By Mir. HOGGART, at the Mlart, THis DAY, the 29th of Oetober, at 12, A Substantial well built Freehold Dwvelling-house, 1 cligiblv situate for business, No. 13, on the preferable side of Kingslatina.rd, a.alhort distance Iroin Shoreditch church, containing 11 bedrooms, a bow fronted shop, parlour, kitchen, and washhcuse, witil paved yaid, late in the occupation of Al r. Green, at a rent of ,521. 105. per annum. Daity be viewed, and particulars hnd at the Basing.buase' Kingslatd-tead at the Mart, and of Mir. Hoggart, r,2, Old Bron.sit'reet, ttoval Exchange. 5tock of elegant China and G>las8.-By DIr. WILLIAAIS, at the Auction Alart, Tues DAY, Oct. 29. at 12, N Assortmnent of rich cuit Glass and C(hina the glass A cDnsists of dessert eervices, trifle dishes> sets of decanters, w:nes, tunblers, claret bottleg, water juga ano carafts, sugar and buttcr basins, finger cups, 'elegant chandeliers, double and single light lustres, &c.'; the china comprises handsome table and dessert services. tee, coffee, and breakfast scts, vases, jars, bowls, ornatnents, &C. To be viewed I day preceding and morning of sale, and cata- logues bhd at the Alart; aitd of iMr. Williams, Throgmoreto-street. Sale of a superior Assortment of Dutch Flower Roots, just arrived from Hollatid.-Bgy Ar.WII,IAAIS. at the Auction Alart,To. morrow, Oct. 30, at 12, A Very choice Collection of Double and Single Hya- A cinths,t, the whole of which are named and in great variety; P3uc Van Tholl and other mixed tulips, gold and other crocuses, Spanish irises, &c. To be viewed the morning of sale, and catalogues had at the Alart; at Garraway's; and of Dir. Williams, Throgmor- ton-street. 'ro Pearl Ash and Soap Manutacturers, Chymisats, and (Jthers.-By Air. HENflY VIILSON, at Garraway's, on Tue8day, Nov. 2, at 12,in I Lot, under a Distresas for Rent. T HE valuable fixed Plant, Utensils, and Agreement for I T Lease of the Pearl Aeh Manufactory, in Blue Anchor-lane, Bethnal.green, near the Grayhound, Gretton-place. The plant comprises the complete ereetion of 2 furnaces, 6 melting, evaLp- rating, dissolving, and finishiing pans, 3 square vats, and 3 re. ceivers. Also, the contents of the pans, numerous utensils, about 5 chaldron of coals, a quantity of lime, and various ether effects. MIay be viewed; catalogues on the premisese at the place of sale; and of Air. Henry Wilson, 10o, HattonATsrden. Vahltable Pronerty for Investment, in Aliddletex and Surtey.-By Mr. HE1NRY WILSONj at Garraway s, on Tuesday, Nov. 2, at 12, in lots, V4 RE9 HOLD and Leasehold Houses, and groundl rents, FL producing a net rental of about 5001. per annum, situate in Regent's park 3 Burton-cresccnt, Gray's-inn-lane, Clerkenwell, Back-road, Isfington, Lower-road, Islington, Newington, Hoxton, and Bermonssey. 'The leaseholdo are nearly all held for 90 years, at trifling ground rents; the houses at Bermondsey and Hoxton are freehold; and the principal part of the property is let on leases to respectable tenants, who have either paid prerniums for their leases or laid out money on the premises. Particulars may be had at the Angel, Islington; B8elvedere, Pentonville; Rosemary Branch, Hoxton; Lilliput FHall. Bermondsey; of Mr. Wells, solicitor, Ely.place; of Dletsrs. T. and XV. Orchard, solicitors, Hatton. garden; at the place of sale; and of ir. Henry Wilson, 105, Hatton-garden. Exxcellent Household Furniture, Glasses, Pictures, and Effects of a Gentleman, removed from Highgate.-By Mr. EDWARD FOSTER, at his Great Room, 14, Greek-street, Soho-,quare,To- morrow, at 11, A LL the very neat and genuiie Furniture, pier and A chimney glasses, an 8.day clock, a few good prints and paint- ings, comprising modern 4-post bedsteads and dimity furnitures, seasoned goosefeather beds, mattresses, and bedding, mabogapy wardiobeo, chests of drawers, a set of dining tables, card and pem. broke ditto, stet of mahogany and japanned chairs, Brussels,Wilton, and Kidderminater carpets, hearth rugs, oilelots8, and effects. Mlay be viewed one dav before the sale, when catalogues may be had at Mr. E. Poster's office, 14, Greek-street, Soho.square. High Holborn.-Stationer's Stock and Account BSooks.-By ir. EDWARD FOSTER, on the Premises, 239, High Holborn, near'lTurnstile, en Tueaday, Nov. 2, at 11 for 12 preeisely, by order of the Executors of MIr. Green, stationer, deceased, , LL the genuine Stock in Traae, consisting of a great ArL variety of ruled account books, 250 rearns of paper pens pencils, India rubber, wafers, sealing wax, embossed caris, and note paper, pamphlets, children's books, inkstands, rulers, ink, silver, fancy, rnorocco, and marble paper, a quantity of drawing paper, an iton screw press, a laving press, plough and pin, scales, shop fixtures, household furnitulre, a few well selected books, in elegant bindingts, and effects. Mlay be viewed one day before the sale, wheni catalogues may be liad on the premises; and at Air. E. Foster's office, 14, Greek-street, Soho-square. Collection of. Pictures and fipe Proof Prints richly tfrmed and glazed with Plate f3:ass.-By AIr. EDWARD b'OSTER, at his Great Room, No. 14, Gfreek.street, on Wednesday, Novemnber 3, at 12, ACapital Assemblage of Italian, Flemish, Duteh, and French Pictures, including many interestinf specimens by favourite masters; also a Collection of engravings, principally proofs, by the most celebrated British artists the whole traimed astd glazed in a superior style. AIay be viewed i day prior to the sale, when catalogues may be hail at Alr. E. Foster's nfflice, 14, Greek.-treet. 'able end Bed Linen, Lfadies' VearingApparel, elegant China and cut Glass, an 8:dav Bracket CJock, afew lots of Furniture, and other Effects._By iMir. J. DIUGSROVE, at his Auction Roorn, in Church.street, Hackney, Tnis DAY, Oct. 29, at 12, by order of the Executors, A Chest of very good Linen, comprising 12 airs ef A Russia and Irish stheets, damaek and diaper tabe cloths, pillowcases, towels, napkins, &c. alto several silk dresses, shawls, silk and velvet pelisses, a drab mantle lined, riding habit, baby linen; an elegant assortment of china and cut glasn, comprising dinner, desscrt, and tea services, lustres, chimney ornaments, water bottles, saltP, goblets, tumblers, wine glasses, antd other ireme; together wlth a few lots of household furniture. To be viewed on the morning of sale; catalogues of AIr. J. Aluegrore, 5, Austin- friars, Old Broad.street. and at Hackney. Copyhold Estate, Alerry-hill, Bushey, Herts~-By Metesrs. CREED and GRIFFIN, at the Three Crowns, at Bushey Heath, on Wednesday, Nov. 17, at 3, in b lots, F OUR newly and substantially erected Tenements, with geod gardens, stable, and well of water, also a valuable plot of boilding ground, desirably situate at ferry.hlll, in the parish of Bushey, Herts, the whole possessing a frontage to the road of upwards of 1213 feet, nnd in the occupabion of hIesrs. Howlett, Trott, Emmett, and 6-gorge, respectable tenants, at rente amounut ing to 311. per annums The foregoing is copyhold, held of the manor of Bourne.hall, and subject to the customs thereof. May be viewed at any time, by applying on the premises, where particularr may be had ; also at thfe TI'hree Crovns o at Bushey Heath ;. and at all the principal inns in the neighbourhood: of MSlessrs. Grover and Smith; solicitorsj Hcmel Hempstead, of Messrs. Groycr and Stuart, Bedford;rowv *tend at the officet of Mte3stse CSte and Griflin1 land, timber, and architedtnat surveyors, ienel 3ilemp.tcad, Herts, and ].h 'rokeabouse.rard, Lothbury, London. Old Port and M\erry Hill Farms, Bushey-heath, Herts.-By Mlessrs. CREED and GRIFFiNi on tle Premiaes, on Wednes. day,;Nov. 17, nt 11, CAPITAL Live and Dead Farming. Stock, &c.; com- - prising 165 loads of prime meadow hay, part of 2 bays of rowen, 200 loads of capital spit dung', 4 acres of unde.rwood-, 2 fat cows, 3 harndsome heifere; 2 strong draught hotses; a 6-inch wheel ironmatmntldhly batf, neat tAi a1t; suondty ititdetrlents; a quantity of beat ahd useful hotusehold furniture, dairy utesusils; dnd other efTects of Mtr. Jawes Abbott (who, in consequence of ill health, Is reducing his business). Mlay be viewed on the day preceding and morning of sale; and catalogues had on the premises; at the Three Crowns, 1Bus't-heach; and all the principal inns in the neighbour- hood, Turk's t1ead, Iaymarkt; Ramn, Smithfield; *Old George, Snow-hill ; and atsthe offi.es of Mlesert Crecd end Qriffin, appraisers, aurveydr5, and land agents, Itemel Pempited, HertAs and at 1&, Tokenhouse-yard, Lothbury, London. Exoellent Farnily Residence, Offices, and Laisd. Chesham, Bucks, with immediate posgession.-By ir. SEDGWICK, at the Swan Inn, Rickmerswortlr, Herts, on Friday, November 12, at 12, in AlO excellent and domplete P;redhobld and Cippvhdld .lP amily Residence, in- perfect order, with offices of every de. scription, gardener's cottage, walled garden well stocked and cropped, greenhouse and grapery, lawn and pleasure ground, tastefully dispotsed, productive orchard, a rich enclosed meadow, and a.small piece of arable land adjoinin;x containingtogether 3a. 2r. 30p. pleasantly situate near the towvn of Chesham, in a beautiful part of the rounty of kucks, 26 miles from London, late the property and reeidence of Johr Ball, eRq.dedeaged. Aay be viewed 14 days prior by applying Tn the premises, where iarticulars may be had ; al8o at the-White Hart, Aylesbury; Rose and Crown, 'rring and Hemtel Hempstead; King's Arms, Berkhamlpste4 ; Crown, Atnersham; Essex Arms, Watford; at the inns at Wendover anid Mlissenden; Auciien-nmart, London; place of bale; of Eir. W. H. Mlarshall solicitor, Cheshnam, where a plan of the estate may be seen; and of 31r. Scdgwick, land and timber surveyor and estate agent, Rick. mbraworfh, Hertg; To Noblemen, Gentlemen, Nurserymen,- and Others.-The valu- able Stock of the Groavenor Nursery, Erections of Greenhouses, &c.-By Mr. J014N KING, on the Premnisesi, King's-road. Chelsea,. near Hyde Park.corner, on Monday, Nov. 1, and 12 following days, at 10 eaeh day, by order of Dlr. Colvill, the pro- pricior, tbe ground being -let for building. HE Property comprises nearly 6,000 Standard and TDwarf Trained Peaches, nectarioes, apricots, plumbs, cherries, pears, and apples, 6,000 standard pears and apples, 400 fine fan yews, 500 variegated hollies, quantity of evergreens In pets and in the ground', moss and Provence roses, Persian and Siberian lilacs in pots for forcing, 200 peaches and neetarines in pote for foraing, fige in pots a large quantity of maiden peaches and nectarines, forest trees an shrubs; also lho erections of st9eral greenhouses, pite, frames glasses,&c. l o be viewed; catalogues, l. each part, to be returned o purchasers, mGay be had? ent the premises; ot Ur. Colvill, King's. road; llMeata. Minier-and Go. eeedsnnen Strand; Air. Alaioia Fleet.street; Mlessrs. Warner and Co. Mrrnhill; Mr. Turner, klond.street; AlMessrs. Buchanan ad Co. I;an}bewe1I; and of thi Auctionteri Ha4agky-road. mills, with Storehouses and Granaries 7 Cotfae, and a conient. en t Residence? at Alargnte.-By WI ISTANLEV and SONS, at the Mnart, Leers DAY, Oct. 29, at 1, in late, VERY valuable and desirable Freehold and mall part v Leasehold Property, consisting of 3 capital commodiouls aind exceedingly substantial windmills, containing 7 pair of stones and all the excellent going gecr, capabl'e ol doing nearly 8,000 quarters per annurm;, together with 3 brick cottages for the men, workshops, store- houses, aid' gtranaries, 8cc. most desirably siteste for business, being i immediately contiguous to tbe tow7n of Margase, from whence flouri can be shipped for the london market. Also a convenieut family dwelling house, with a garden and fore court, in a pleasant s'iuationi, a short distance from thc above; 4 cottages, let at 26 guineas per1 annum, and the brick part of the uilding formerlv the horizonial mill, now used as a storchouse df granary, with extensive stabling, sheds, coachhouee, piggeriea, yard, &c. To be viewed by applying on the premises ; printed particulars may be had at the several hotels and libraries, Otargatc, Ramagate, and Broadstairse the inns at Dover, Deal and Canterbury ; of Air. Edward JDering, solicitor, Margate, of ?lesrs. Corcoran and Son, 36, AMark-lane; at theCorn Elxcilange cofieehouses, Mark-lane at the Mart; and of W'instauley and Sons , Patemrnoter-row, where a plan mav be ceen. Freehold Estate, Olti Fish-stseet.-By WINSTANLEY and SONS, at the Allart,Txeis DAY, Oct. 29, at 12, by order of the Heir at Law of MIr. John Fred. Steinberg deceased, A Substantially erected Brick Dwelling-louse of three Al storics, with a frontage in Old Fisb-street of about 21 feet, andextendingindepthdownOldFish-street-hilil43feet. Theinterior at present is in an unfinished state, and communicating therewith is a strongly timbered warehouse of four fioors, with crane dooers and loop holes complete, measuring from north to south about 35 feet, and frorn east to west upwards of 22 feet, a coachhouse and stable with loft, and cellaring under the whole. To be viewed by applying on the premises, where urinted particulars may be had , particu- lars also of Messrs. Sroc'ker and Dawson solicitors, New Boswell- court, Carey-street; at the Mlart. anaof Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. IBy Mr. SOTfLEBY, at his Houge, No. 3, Wellington-arreel, Strand, on Monday, Nov. 1, and 3 following days, at 12, A N excellent Collection of Books, irn every department A of literature. To be viewed, anid catalogues, price Is. had at the place of sale. Freehltld Building Ground, near Dile-end.-Second Sale.-By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, at the AMart, on Wednesday, November 10. at 12, THH f rY Lots of valuable Freelhold Land, abounding T with brick earth, and admirably situated for bailding, on the border of the road leading from Bethnal-green to U1dford, forming a line of communication between Mtile-end-road and Hackney, a short distance from the Regent's Canal, near the course of the intended Hertford Union Canal, and in a neighbourhood rapidly improvingin population and respectability. May be viewed, and articulars hat at the Three Colts, Vldford, adjoining the pre. mises; the Mgermaid, Hreckney; Swan, Stratford; Globe, Siae- end; at the Mart; of Messrs. UWilde, Btees, and Peacock, tollege- hill; andlof Mr. Shuttleworth,.98, Poultry. Freehold in the City of London, and Leasehold, Lamnbeth.-By Mr.SHUTTLEWOR'rH, at the AMart, on Wednesday, the 17th of Noveutber, at 12, in 2 iots, Lot 1.9Valuable Freebold Estate, comprising a spacious Llkcommodious dwelling-house, large warehouse and pre. mises, most advantageouslv situate immediately opposite the new Courts of Law and Offices of the Commissioners of Bankrupt, in Basinghall.street, in the occupation of very respectable tenants, at net rents amourting to 1651. per annum. Lot 2. A Learehold -Estate, comprising 4 neat dwelling.houses and premises, situate Nas. 37, 38, 39, and 40, in Ely.olace, South Lambeth, a short distance from the New Church at Kennington, held on lease for l6 years unexpired, at a grond rent, and )producing a net income of 421. per annum. Slay be viewed and particulars had, 10 days pre- vious7 to che sale, of Mieqssr. Dennet;, Greavee, Baxendale, ane Tatham, solicitors, KI(ng's Arms-yard, Colem?an-street; of Mtessrs. Young anad Thompson, solicitors, Charlotto-row, oppotite the Man' sion.house; at..the Mart; and of Mlr. Shuttleworth, 28. Poultry. Stoke cwington.-Excellent .ranilv Residence, with G}ardens, Pleasure Grounds, and Meadow L~and.-By Mir. SHUTTLE. WORTH, at the Mart, on WVednesday Nov. 17, at 12. by order of the Administrarrix, ttnless previously disposed of by private contract, A Spacious substantial Leasehold Family Residenece, 1.k with coachbousc, stables, yard, &c. capitcal wealled gardens, delightful pleasure grounds, greenhouse, fishpond, farmyasrd, ou;- buildings, and meadow lane', comprising altogether upwards oF 7 acres, eligibly situate in Church-street, Stoke Newingtou, the late residence of Robert Be7rill, esq. deceased. The house contaiina 8 bedehambers, dressing rooms, capital drawing and dining rooms, library, breakfast room, principal and second statircases, do. mestic offices ot every dessyiption,. double coachhouse, four.stall stable, and convenient ousbiiildingr. Nay be viewed with tickets, wYhich with particulars mayj be sad 10 days previous to the sale of Mr. Shuttleworth, 28, Poultry; particulars mnay also be had of Mlessrs. Jennings, Collier, Birch, and Miarchaut, solicitors, 9, Clarey-street. Lincoln's-inn at the Mlart: and on the premises. Islington.-Valuable l,easehold Estate, let. on lease, and to yearly tenants, at rents amsounting to 561. per annum.--By M\r. CANSD)ELL. at ehe Mar.t, TrsT DAY, Oct. 29, at 12, in I lot, tHREE Dwvelling-hotases, wita carpenter's shop, yard, JL. suet premises, desirahly situate, NYos. 1, 2, and S, Orchard- grove, close to the Ball'e.pond tol1.g3te. Lower-road, Islh:gton, mnuch underlet to old and respectable tenants, Ont lease and at will, at o61. per annum. Land tax redeemned. The estate is -helti for a very long term, at a low; ground rent. MOay be viewed by leave of the tenants, and particulars had of lilesrsr. Hamilton and Twining, solicitors, Berwick-strcet, Soho; at the Maxrt; and of Mr. Canadeli, BUrVef'Or, 10, Nortonfalaate. Brixton^roadi._Valuable LReasehaold Esitate, estimated to usoduce 5601I. a year.-.By Mgr. CANSDEIL,, at the Mtart, Tns}I DAY, Ocr. 29, at 12, in 7 lots, 6EVE;N unusually substantiatl and genteel Residentces, c.3 UlOSt desirably situate, about half a mile from the newr church at Kennington, on tbe east side, sand preferable part of the Brixton. road. Five of the houses form an ele8ant and uniform pile of buildings; the other two are nearly adjoining, and canalty eb. stantial; the whso:c are approacuO tby nrout courts, and have ex- tensive wvalled gardens at the back, arc nearly finished, Sit for the occupation of respectable families, estimated to produce S01. per annumt each, at which rent part of *.he bouses are already let; held under Lord Holland, for nearly 80 years, at a low ground rent. May be viewed, and particulars had at the Mart; and of Mr. Cansdiell, Noreonpfa1gate. Genuine FSousehold Furniture, Pianoforte by Tomkuson, larg'e Glasses, Library of Books, Old Wines, and Effects, removed from Lincoln's inn.flelds._By Mr. D)AVIS, at his Rooms, 43, Pathblone-place, Tas tAY, Oct. 21, at 11, , House of Furgniture of the usual description, a bril- P least toned pianoodte, and violins, pier and chimney glasses, 100 lots of books in splendid bindings, scarce music, rare old port wine, madeira and sherry, and nuprerous effects, of a gentieman retmoved for convenience of a public sale. MIay be viewed, and catalogues had at the rooms. Valuable uollection of Books, Pictures, Furniture, Library Table, double barrel Gan, single ditto, G}old ansi Silver Watches, &c. Bay lr. STEWART, at his Great Room, 191,hPinadilly, Tots and 2 follswing DAd s (Sunday excepted), at 12, it OOKS, Annual Rlegister, 63 vols., Bell's Shlakcpeare JU.r and Theatre, 90 vols., Blair's Chronologei, Botanica Cabinet 60 parts, Cobbett'g ParLiamentary H distory, 3 vols., antai's Bibk, fbne paper, Pdsilosophical 'rransactlons, &c; with all the beat ancient modern anthors; a fine ortlant of Rubses by Vesdyke, a gallery picture by Bas8an, two on panncl by Hans Holbein, some excellent household fournRiur, grand pianoforte, &c. Play he viewed, and catalorues had price hdit. By C tr. SAUNDEonS, at his Great Room, 39, Fleetastrhet. Tpte and followang DAYm , at half past 12 precisely, A Collection of' Books, including Tracts turing the Civil r lHar, &c.; among which areihogarth'e Works, a subscrip- tion copyW ltoutfauqon l'Antiquite Expliquee et Repreeentee en Figures, 10 vols. Hirodgess Views in India, 2 vols.; Alcedo Drie. conario vceograico Historicoh10 mIsDr; tncycLopr-dia Britannica,t20 vole; Pinkerton's Voyages and Travels, 17 vole.; Encyclopaadi, atoudin sip An kermann's Repositorve , 16 volT.; europesn, Gen- lerloan'st and aonthly Magarinds, &e. *o be:vievred, and cata- logues had. Capital Hay, valuable 1.ive Stock, Pangbotrn, nesr Readeng.-By MIr. ayAWr.ES at Lower C aNSD near Fanabourn, on WednesA day, Nov. 3, at 1i2, EVEINHuI Ricks of P rime old and new Thamesidea- dow and Clover Kay, containing about p00 tons, standing highly convenient for water carrimae. Also 350 ioutodown ewes and lambs, 3t Berkshire store eigs, 8 fine cows and heifers in calf, 2 promising f thies, one by Turtle and a useful chestnut hackney. Credit will be given oat thehay. Catalogues mar y eb had at the neighbouring innss; Auction Mlart; and of Hawkes snd Son, auc- tio n aterst Readiest. Eligible eBildh,n t cround, near the BoroughsTo be LET by AUCTiON, for a neam of 68 years, by Mr. COOw ouR, ar the Bricklayers' Arms, Kentiursd, on Tuesday, Nov. 16, at 12, in 1 lot by order of the Trustees fot the Estates of St. George, Southwvark, GLarge Plot of Ground, very advantageously situate A for building upen, between the Old and Newt h ut-road, coRtaining t h rontage of 38 feet by a depth of 295 feat, and as with in the rear thereof of I40 feet, together with ule two western houses of Meount-row, New ienct-road. Miay be viewed, and particular had at the placerof sale; of Messrs. Russell and Son, Lant.street and of W. Col. Coopert ok, lacti an.Ftreet, where a pbar Tnay be seen. Caitall Unredeemed Pldges. d -t By Mnesr. MACHIes, & an EBy N ASMT, at their Auetion Room, 26, Kingcdtreei, Covent- carden, THIS DAY, Oct. 29, at II, NOMPRISING Brilliants, Rings, Pins, Blrooches, and l loose brilliants; gold musical and other snuff.boxro, gold chains4 and a variety of elegant jewellery, 600 ounces of modern plate, plated articles, gold musical, repeating, duplex, patent lever, and plain watches, by themost celebrated makers; rich laces, sarce- nets, gilkj, satins, superfine cloth and kerseymere, fine Irish linen, silk and cotton hose, Damask table and bed linen, shawls, scarfs, guns2 pistols, writing desks, dressing cases, ladies' end gentleynen'a wearing apparel, carpets, eather beds, and rinumerous other atticles,. from MiSr. Reeve, Snow-nill, and Mtessrs. Reeve, Redros-street. To be viewed, and catalogues had at Mtessrs. Machil and Deben. ham's office. -edford.squnare.Very commodious Family lesidence, in ercellen repair, with Garden, &-,-By Mir. SQUIBB and SON, at Garra. way's, on Tuesday, Nov. 2, at 12, ' lIHE elegant, substantial, and yery complete Leasehold TI.Resideuce, No. 5, on the east side of Bedfordsquare, and com- manding a view of the Mluseum Gatdens, containing on the upper floor 3 good attics and a large nursery; on thesecond floor, 3 excel. lent bedobarabere and dressing room, with water closet and house. maid's closet on the landing; on the principal floor 2 noble lofty drawving rooms of good proportions, comnunicating by folding doors, and a loudoiradjoining, excellent stonestaitcase, &c.; on theground floor, a large paved entrance hall and inner hall, spacious cating par. lour, large library or bteaktast parlour, and gentleman's room, with pastege leading to a water closet, andt numerous well arranged offices on the, beAement; heid 3f his Grace the Duke of Bedford, for an unexpired termn f 50 years, ata grounad lent of I. %guiasUtPtT anum. To be viewed by tickets cnly, which with descriptive particulars may be had of MIr. Squlbb ago Sa, Saville row; the place of sale; and on the preoniqXe, Business Premises, of considerable extent with apital Didline. house and large Garden, Higb.veet.iy Messrs. BLAKE peremtpwrilv, at the Kings Arms Inn, Croydon, on Surday, November 13, at 2 for 3, A LL those very excellent Freehold PremAises, -lap tax L7X redeemed, situate in the niosa eligiblepartt of-A"i h.street, Jroydoiij in the~ oc upatiorrofillr. Shqrey, corni den!- mc.clsant; onsisting of a handsomae brick tesiaence, roUtia&with good arrange- nents, having 8 good bedrooms, drexsing ditto, 3 pa2loujas', and other ?rresponding conveniencies, a large well pDlanted garden tastily aid out, a yard of considerable extent, in which are vvrious coutmo- 'ioS buildings, erected purpo9ely for tbe cstowageofc6ra. co?e, &r sut easily convertible to other purpo3ses, and stabling-tor above 20 sorses. This pronerty is unquestionably one of the W164t iiteresting of the kind that hias beer ofbred in roy6don for years; tlte eitua_ ion, whether viewed as a place of bus;ness or,private residence, claimis a decided preference over almost every Other, and the un. isgual e;xtent of the premites in so imposing a situation are objects which cannot fail to excite due conxideration. lay be Viewed 1O lays before the sale with tickets, and particulars had at the Auction Mart * of Messrt. Drew and Son, solicitors, Bermondaey ; and of M1essrs. Blake, Croydon. I Ffreehold Bail ig Ground, land tax redeemed, Carshalton. Sarre -By Mlessrs. BLAKR, at the King's A4rms Inn, Croydon, on Satiurday, Nov. 13, at 3, XTEARLY Six Acres of eligible Building Ground LN pleasantly situate near Rye-lane, in the Parish ot CQrshalton n lots adapted either for neat detached or connected bouels. of which there is a eonsiderable demand in ithe neighbourbood,, at, be 4viewed 10 days before the sale, and particulars and plans had o hiessrs. Blake, Croydon. at the King's Arms, Carshalton; and at the Auction-mart, L-ondnn. Woodaide and Norwood, near Croydon, Sarr.--l7 axtoi= lan, and Bnildiirg.Ground (landtai redeem ed).-Bv leurs. BLAKV, at the King's Arms Inn, at Croydon, on Saturday, the 13th of November, at 2 for 3 o'clock, by order of the Devieces in trust of the late Mlrs Hardy, HREE Inclosures of sound old Meadow, containing T uabout 8 acres, lying a short distance from the Bla-k HorsIe pu blichou6e at Woodside, in the parish of Croydon, and having comn- municatlon with the high road, in the-occupstion of Davi; Norrip a yearly tenSur, at 321. per annum. Also a desirable plot of arabi land, containing ls. 3r. lOp. with a good building frontage to an cx_ cellent high road, situate near Blind Corner, Norwood, iD the parish of Croydon, let to G}eorge Baker, a yearly ternant, at 51. per annsum. The greater part of this land has a fine vein af brick earth writihina few feet of the surface. MSay be viewed w ith leave of the tena.nts and particulars had at the Auction MIart; atnd of MesLrs. Blake, Cro,ydon, where a plan may hre seeni; Leasehold Estate, Horasey-roed, Holloway; and Sharea in k;igtt Public Institotions.-By Mr. I- ROSE, at the Auction blart.on Thursday, Nov. Il,st 12, by order of the Executors of MT. ThaF. Biddell deceased, A Valuable Leasehold Est-ate, consisting of a substantial IL Dwelling-bouse, situate the corner of Caetherine-street, .5or,ns sey-road, HolloWay; containing four rooms, a washhouse, rnd small garden, in the occupation of Alr.Ginele,as tenant at will, ut a rent of 201. per annum; also a Piece of vacant Grouod adjoininL, adanted to build upon., and of the estimrted value of 31., held for 65 years frot AlichGelmas-day; also 8 Shares in th, Jlbion Assurance Corn ny, Twelve Auction Mart, Three East SVndon WVaterworks, Twenty West' liddlesex, Tao Grand Western, Three Great Dover-street,Three Hennea and Avon Cansl,and Twso Thames and bedway. The estate may be viewed by permisajon of the tenant ; and particulars had of MIessr. Williams and WShita, solicitors, 9, Old-square, Lincoln's-inn; of Mtessrs. Langham, so.; licitors, 20, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn; at the Auction Mart; and of Mlr. J. RoRe, Church-court, Old Jewrv. To Smiths, Farriers, and Others.-Leasehold Premires, Stock and Utensils in Trade, Peckham, Surrey.-By Mlr. SOUTH EY, on the Premises, Hill-street, Peckham, on Mlonday, Nov. 1, at 11, bv nrder of the Executors of Mlr. John Slaughter deceased, rrHE desirable Lease of an old established Smith and L Farrier'a Shop, loft, dwelling-house, garden, & situate as abo7e, and about 40 lots of stock and utensils in trade, comprising 3 anvils, 6 vices, 3 m andrills, a quantitv of tools and uteful iron, old rrought and cast iron, a pair of wirught iron arms, ecales and weights, locks, keys, nails. hoes, rakes, shovels, and other ironmon. gery. May be viewed till the sale, and particulars had on the nre- mrises, of M1r. Lillv, solicitor, Peckham ; end of Mr. Southey, lHl, Tool y-r.street. To 'ianners, Builders, &c.-Leasehold ['anvard, Dweuing-bouse, Stock, and Utensils in Trade, Cart Horse,thaise.&c. Lonr_lane, Bermosdsey.-By Mr. SOUTH EY, on the Premises, on Tharb. diav, Nov. 4, at 11 precisely. without reserve, rp'1HE valuable Lease of a compact and spacious Tan- J_ yard, bark barn, mill house, stove room, drying sbeds, benr. house, and loft over, *tabling, chaise and cart houses, 132 vats and limes, and other conveniences, a dweveing-houee upon the premises. possessing conveniences for a respectable family, garden, &e. ; a piece of building ground in the rear, abatting on Baalzcphon -sreet. All the stock in trade, utensils, &r. comprising 10 loads bark, 60 heavvcrop hides, 300 middling, 700 Spanish horse hides, 200 kips. 1,600 seals, glue pieces, bark bags, iron beam, roller and bed, portable turf stages, wheelbarrows, skuttles, lips, shoos, poles, copper and wood pamps, beams, and other utensils, 3 carts, horse, chaise, &G The premises may be viewed till the sale, the stock and utensils one day prior; particulars and catalogues had on the premises: of Messrs. Drew and Sons, Bermondsey ; and of Mr. Southey, 191, Tooleyvstreet. To Bakers, Floor Factors, and Others.-Freehold Estate, W ap_ ping, land tax redeemed-By Air. ADAMSON, at Jlack' coffeehouse, Mark-lane, on Mionday, Nov. 8. at 1, by direction of the Asssignees of William Coctrane, baker, an Insolvent Debtor, and with the concurrence of the MIortgagees, A Freehold brick Dvelling-house, andl Goodwill of an A old establithed full price Baker's Shop, a detached bakehouse, and roomy warebouse of 2 floors over, situate No. 14, Garet H r- mitage-street, Wapping. The premises are in good repair, and posses every convenience for carrying on a considerable trade as a bread and biscuit baker or fleur factor, in whicb they have been many years engaged. 'io be 7L-wed till the sale; and Particulars had on the premises; of Mir. Earnshaw, solicitor, Red-crost-street, Cripplegate; of Mlr. Templar, solicitor, America-square ; at Jack's coffeehouse; and of Mr. Adamson, Billiter-Fouare. lertfordshire.-Desirable Estate, at Nast-hyde, near Hatfeld, Herts-By Mr. STANTON, at the Auction Alart, or Thiurs. day, N4ev. II, at 12, in I lot, AN eligfsle Farm, ealled Wilkins, consisting of a smail A. farmhouse and homestall, and several enclosures of good arable, meadow, and pasture land, lying very compact, atid con tain- ing 89a. 2r. S5D. advantageously situate, a short distance from the turnpike-road leading from Hatfield to St. Alban's, about one mile and a half from the former place, and four from the letter, opposite to the farm called Great Nast-hyde, and now in the occupation ot Wm. Bassill. as tenant at will. Particulmrs may be had at the oft,ce of Charles Cookney, esq. 9, Castle-street, Holborn; of Messrs. Black, Chapman, and Webb, land agents and surveyors, Middle Temple; and at tbe Auction Mart; also at the Salisbury Arnus and Red Lion inns, Hatfield; the Woolpack, St. Alb3n's; the Bull inn, Hertn ford; the Salisbury Arms, Barnett; White Hart, Wclwyn; and. of theauctioneer, Hitchin, H erts. To Boot and Shoe Makers, Currier, Leathersellere, Coach and Harness = Akers, Slopsellers, and Country Shopkeepers.-Ex- tensive Stock of Boots and Shoes, Leather, &c.-By Mr. BOOTH, at his Public Sale Rooms, 5, Coleman-street, near London-wall, on TuesdaY, Nov. 2, at 12, Very extensive Stock of Leather, comprising crop and A borse hides, middlings, ratnges, and offal, japanned hides and 6kins, Scotch hides, kips, calf skins, and offal, basil wvhite sheep, sk*vens, morocco', roans, binders, &c. The boots and shoes con- sist of gentlemen'F prime calf,dress, half dress, and pumps, youths', I soldiers' negroes', and other shoes,\Vellireton boots, soldiers' lace I boots, &c. May be viewed the day previous and morning of sale, vhen catalogues may be had at the rooms; and at lr.B oth's offices, 5, Coleman-street. To Livery Stableeepers, Horse Dealers, and OLhers.-VI,luaule Lease, together with the Goodwill of the Bnsiness, Stock, and Effects, Oray'sainn-lane._-By r. BOOTH, on the Premises, Little Gray's-inn-lane, near Ltqnor-pond-street. on Thursday, Nov. 4, at 12, by order of the Executrix and Mortgagee of Mr. J. S. Iseacson deceased. -HE valuable Lease for 19 years, together with the X Goodwill of the Business, established as arespcetatle livetY stables -for many years. rhe premises are in excellent order, and immediate possession rnay be had. On the came day will be Sold the remaining Stock, consisting of 7 useful cbaise and saddle horsest, fresh and in good condition, 5 neat stanhopes and derinets, sdnigle horse break, several sets of carriage and chaise harness, saddles, bridles, horse clothing, and a variety of effects. MIay be viewed the day previous and morning of sale, and catalogues and particulaTs hadon the premises; of Mlr. Hodson, solicitor, Theobald's-road; of Mr. Parrey, solicitor, Aldermanbury; and of Mir. Baoth, auc- tioneer and appraieer, 5, Coleman.street, near London-wall. Iaportant Freehold Estates, including the Globe Inn Paperrmlla, the eld established Water Cornmill behind the same, Freeliold Publichouse, at Horninesea, and several (,loses of Pasture Land. -By J. WENTWORTH, at the Globe Inn Paptrmills, on. Friday, NovemberS, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, subject to such conditions of sale as shall be then and there jroduced, l E following valuable Freehold and Thithe-&ie Estatesa TB the property of the Right 'on. Lord Gwvdyr, in th pariah of 'en Ditton :-Lot 1. coinprisea that mat raspectable and itn proving Inn, known by the name or sign of the Globe Inn aper. mills, eituate about one mile and a half from Cambridge, o0 the much frequented road leading to Newaiarket, now in full tadc, and in the o=cupatioa of Mr. Stephen Chrisford, a moot unexceptionable tenant, who has spa-red no expense to render it in every ct con- venicnt:: it consists of excellent coal cellars, bakehousel DthOu8e. kitcben, taproom, bar, istge parlour. 2 dining rooms, numerous pleasant bedrooms , in the yard there is stabling or horses, chaisehouse, barn, lodgez, and outbuildings; togeth wth the padtlocks ao4 garden opposdte the inn, the taiter tasteiuily a Ut , nlO the pightle next tbe miUl tream, with the willows growing thereon. The whole co.tasinliog about I acre and a half (imore or leJsq. Lsnd tar 2L 6s. per annum. Lot 2. 'comprses the old established Water Corimill, situate behind Iot 1, witk two pair of- Frenchlatencs, and appurtenances, watercourses and streanms therete belonging; together with a brick and tile dwelling-boust, barns, sttable, and outbuildings, garden, and a close of pasture, contrainiog 4a. 2r. 5p. (more or less), now- in the occupation of W. Lowe, tenant at will. Land tax 21. 10s. per annum. In the parish of Horningoeer Lat 3. comprises all that Freeheld Publbchoutse, know& by the namre or sign of the Chequcrs, at Horningaea, wfith- the yad, garden, stables, and Diggeries; together with a close, bolt, and an allotment of pasture land, in Lower Bsrown fills, con. taining 2a. 2r. 7p. (more or less), as now let to Mesars. Steward and Cotton. Lancd tax ls.t per annum. For furrher-particulars inquire of M sar5. Bray and Warren, Great Russell.stract, Bloomsbury; Wtrilliar Cla ton, esq. Relkate; Mr. JoXseph Trualr, Carmbridge; or of J. Wgntwprth, auctionecr and appraiser, corner of Sc. John., street, Cambridge bi._ To Crape and Silk hlznufacture. _At the Broker's Warebous,. Aldersgate-street, on Friday, Nov. 5, at It precisely, without raserve, ABOUT'2o Crape Loopns complete, and 6 new War, Aing mills, the property of a mnanufacturer going out of that line of basines. Catalogues will be ready for delivery, and the looms on view at U, Aldersgate-strect. on Tuesday, the5d ot Nw vtrmber. THOS. FELLOWS, wSorn Broker. I