Sales By Auction.
The Times, 1824-10-30T00:00:00

l'jne Farm.-A cornpact Freehold Estate, chiefiy rich Meadow and Pature Land, in Bedfortlsihire, on the borders of Hcrts.-By Zlr. DA NIEL SM ITH. at the Mart, on Tuesdav, Nov. 9, at 12, Small but valuable Freehold Dairy aud Grazing Farm, A partly boinded b a trout stream, comrriging (in a ring fence) I n5 stattete aerea, ineltding a good proportion of excellent arable I,nd, surrounding a neat farmhouse and all requisite buildings, in gorad repair, and possessin g extensive common rigktts, situate in the parish of Langford, onlv m mile from the great north road, 4 miles irom Baldock, 5 from Biggleawade, and fi from Hitchin, A re- Nnectahile tenant may be had, or immediate posessien. Mr. 5'rnwther, of Arlsev.w will show the estate, and Particulars nity be hid at the neighbouring inns; at the Auction Mart; of T. Times, van. ioltcitor, Bedford; and of Daniel Smith and Son, surveyors and I And aeente, Bishopsgate churchyard, London, and Windsor, at ',loqf offices a pIln mar oe seen. lI,.O Flower Raot., and a casi'at t,hestnut Gig MIce, 63 years oid, and a new built Gig and Harnesq. th' property nf a Gentleman baving no further for them.-By Mr. A DAMSON, at the Au rtin Alart, on Wednesdav, Nov. 3, at 12, PIVE Thousand Dutch Flower Roots, just arrived Ai from Holland, in excellent condition * comprising single and dotble hyacinths, narciRsuses, tulips, double and single Jonquills, irises, crocues, ranunculuses, aneamonies. martagons, ferAriases, amiarilises, fritulariensc,ardinalluses,&c. To be viewed the morning of sale, and catalogues hea at the iMart; and of M1r. Adarnson, I, Billiter-square. The chestnut mare, gig, and harness to be sieen at Mlr. Stephen Butler's lirery stables, London-vwail, and may be treated for by private contract. Wax and othtr Candles..By Mr. PEARSE, at his Great Room, 135, Oxford-stree nbear Cavendaish-quare, on Tutesday next, Nov. 2, atlI for2wiotthsmletrevaon NE Hundred Dozen of Wax, Sperm, and Composi- tion Candles, in lots of 2 dozen Ibs. each, the property of a Tradesman, ret:;ring from business. To be viewed the day preced- ing and mtornbng of eale, and eatalogusa had at the Auction Mart; and at Mr. Pearse's offices, 135, Oxford-street. Leasehold If ousr, at a Peppercorn, Walworth-B B i. CIoop' at Ganraway's, on Tuesday, Nov. 2, at 12, A Leasehold House, with Shop, eligibly situate, opposite J3. the Mlasons' Arms, East-lane, Walworth, let to its. Wood, at 301. ver annum, but of greater annual value; held for 95 years, trom 1789, at a peppercarn. .ilIay be viewed, and partictilare had at the hMasons Arms, East-lane; on the premiaes ; at Garraway'e; and of W.. Jl. Cooper, 92, Blackman..treet. Leasehold Houzen and Grounda Rents and Two Publicheuses, the whole let on lease to old tenants at ren;ts *hich amount to 4371 per annutn, and are verv improvable.-By Mr. COOPER, at Ganrraway' , on Tueeday, Nev. 2, at 12, in It lots, by order of the Execntora of Wrn. Odber, esq. HE King's Armns Publichouse awd Liquor Shop, n_ Crown-row, in tront nf the high road, Walworth, on lease to Whitbread and Co.; and Four Houses with Shops adjoining, And three in Prospect-rOw, let to good tenants on lease, who have ex. pended_considerable eams thereon. Two respectable Houses in Prropect.row, let to Air. Curtia and AIr. Webb. WVell secuired G :and Rents of 571. from houses in Look's-fields; two of 5 tuinea each from houses in St. George's.market, near the London road, and the George publiehouse adjoining, on lease to the Golden- lane Brewery; the whole held for long termn at smail ground rents, and offering an eligible property for iavegtment the tenanti being respectable and of many years standing, and the premises worth much more than tbe present lettings.' Mlay be viewed and particu. ares hcl at the publichous a;at Garraway's; and of *.M.Cooper, 29, Blacicman-street. To Wholesale and Retail Drugiste. &c.-By TARRANT and CARTER, on. the Premises, 1c. 9, Noble.street, Falcon-square, Alderegate.street, on Tuesday, Nov. 2, at 10, on account of the number of Lots, by order of the Assignees to the Estate of Mr. L. Roughton, dtuggirt, bankrupt, "rasEgetuinte ana extensive Stock in Trade, and Uten- L 6tht, consiatingof a generali assortment of drugs, chymicalo, paten t medicines, &c., a large beam and scalea and weights, a patent erar.e, rope, &c. complete, a great quantity of ernpty caslks, boxes, jar, bttes,coperineasorest, an excellent 8-day counting.hougc dial, and stindry wtarehouse fixtures. eTXhieelea8da Iottnf*oz sold n theseinedao.The fitra hease of the premises to be Saturday , The premieen mh beO viewed until the sale, and the Ntock on Saturdic, the 30th of October, and on Morday the Ist of Novenber, andcalaloguen then had or the premiaes, and of the auctioneers, 8, Bating-lane, Cheapside. To Capitalists, Brewers, and Othere--?lOpper Anauin, fer the Term of 21 Years froti slichaelmas, 1823, with the Reversionary. Interest of 33 years from the Expiration thereof, of the Bee Hive Tavern and Publichouse, Leadeiihall-market.-By.Ir. PIPER, at Garraway's, on Thursday, Nov. 4, at 12, by order of the Proprietor, miLess previously dispnaed of by private contract, I HE valuable Leasehold Estate, together with the I, Reversionary Interest of the Bee Hive Tavern and Public. house, most substantially brick built and in excellent repair; let on lease an a respectable tenant for a ternt of 21 years from Blichael. enms, 123, at the ret yearly rent ol' 1251. Hel utinder the Alayor and Cortmonalty of the City ef London, for the unexpiredt term of 54 yearp, at the low rent of 2.51. per annum. Particulars to be liad of 1llessrs Barrow and Vincent, Baaingball-street and of the aactionrter 18, Jsinlighall.-irect. Leasehlold Residence, with Glardens, neatr the d.mile stone, upon the roanl to Lowishain.-.By Mvr. 11OGGARTr, on the Pzemises, Ott Mondayv next. Nov. 1, at 12, ADesirable Leaseltold Residence, i-n e3tcelletit repair, Asituate-em t-he summit o'f Tanifere`-hill, a dry. and very healthy spot; containing 4 bedehambers and dressiing room, nursery, drawsing andi dining rooms, library, every dome-stic convesience, and good wine col, nd the colarig, haiehose and stabling, with sa: capial fuitgardn, nd a oInametalplot of ground in front, formng acaragedriv; hed fo 19ye~ars,. at At low rent, 11 Lay be vewe li cads,andparicuarshadon the premimes, and of llir. Ho~gar, 6, Od roa-steet RoalExchange. On thie same day ill e Sod th nea 1-lusehld urniture and nther Ef4e,. ExcelentH ouehol Furitur, Chna,and Glass, 'l'anner's-hiill, Lewisham. 12, Mr. HOGGART on the Premiscs,on Mlonday, fUHEnea Household F'urniiture aind Effects ; compris- in jg mahogany 4-posit bedstead-, with chintz cotton ang dirnity Cfurni(tures, goose fetther bedsi, mattresises, and suitable bedding, ex- cellent cabinet work, in wardrobesi, drawers, diniog, card, and penm- brolte tables, a, drawing room suit, in Fre'nch curtains, sofat, and jpanned rosewood chairs with eushions, amahoganY Darlour chairs, Brussels arid othier carpets, an 8.day spring clock, culinary articles, &c. May be viewed on Saturday previous to the sale, and cats' oXc hconthc premises; and of Alr. R-oggart, 62, Old Bread- tret,Royalxch.snge. On the same day, preceding the furniture, will be offered for Sale the Leasei of the desirable Resiidence. Cay,ital Freehioldi Estate, nedir Wisbeach, Cambridgeshire, pro. iucing it rental of 700l. per annum, and offering an eligible in- vestmenf.-..By Mir. HOGGAITr, at the Malrt, on Friday, Novembier 12, at 12, Valhoable FreeholdI Estate, exonerated from the land AtaX,'~ coninsting of an excellent farm, comprising 3019 acres fTchaal and grazing land, situate in the parish of Newton, in the isle ot' Ely, and county of Cambridge, about 4 miles from the csinital mnarket town of Wisheach, with an excellent brick built residence, containing several bed clitnobers, drawing and dining rooms, and offices-, a productive garden, plea- sure grounds, cottages, barns, stablinvr, and suitable agricultairal buildings, in the occupation of Mr. James Redin, jun. Mlay be 'Viewed, and particulars had 20 days previous to tthe sale of Alessrs. Girdlestane and XVing, aollcitors,Wisbeach ; Air. Hodson, printer, Cambridge; Mlr. Neacorn!.', prin-ter, Stamford ; at the Angel Inn, Peterborough ; at the Red Lion inn, Cambridge; atthie MVart ; and of MNr. Fioceart, 62, Olt Brnad-street, Royal Fxchbaner. F'reetkolti asid entail piart Copyriuld FArint, a aubstantial TIower-buil, W~indinill, extensive Mlalringhouse8, Publichouse, and Cottages, near B-ury St. Edmund's, on the Long AMelford side, ill thle county of Suffolk..-.By Mlr. HOGGART, at tite AMatt, on Fri. day, Nov. 12.'at 12, in 1 lot, ~Most Improvable Property, comprisinae a compact A arm, in the parish) of Shimnpling, with;in a n'i? of the Bury road, and 8 miles from thtat market, comprising 120 acres of capital arable and pastuire land, with a farmhouse and outbuildings; also a capital and substantial brick built tower winilmill, driving- 2 pair ot atones, ain extensive malting concern, the publichouse, called the Bush, and 12 cottages The farm, malting, and windmill are let to Mry. Gosling, a moat respectable tenant, which with the other property let to various tenants are producing a rental of 2591. per annum. The estate will be sold subject to certain annuities. To be viewed on application to the tenlants, and particulars had of MessBrs. Sparkte, kiolmee, and Jackson, solicitors, and at the Angel inn, Bury; thie Bell, 'rher~ford; the Bull, LongMielford; at the Mart; stliof Alr. lJoggart, 62, Old Broad-itreet, Royal Exchange. St-rantd, adjoining Northumberland..ho9se.-~C~iipitalI Freeholdl PremniseL,, with the Goodwill of an old established Gold and Silver Liace Business ; also a Freehiold Dwrelling-bouse in Nor- thurmbeelandl..ourt adljoining, exonerated from tlte Larna-tax.- By Mir. HJOGGART, at the Mliirt, on Friday, Nov. 12, at 12, in 2 lote, cinless an acceptable offer be previously made. .Lot 1.A Valuable Freehold Estate, conisistingr of a-spa-, ALScious subsitantial dvselling-house, with a capital double fronted shop, eligibly situate for busineiss, No. I, Strand, in the Occupation of Mlr. Challk, retiring from buxinesi. The house is 4 stories in height, and contains on the upper floor convenient liFht worktshops, several bedehiambera and sitting rooms upon the other floors, for the accommodation of a f amily, with offices, and(elrg in the basement. Lot 2. A freehold brick-built dwelling-house, No. 1, Northumnberland.court, immediately in the rear of let 1, and to which it would form a valuable acquisition containing se-. veral bedchamiberS, parlour, and workshop; in the occupation of Mir. Lees, cabinetmaker, at a rent of 501. per annum. Mlay be viewed by permnission of the tenants ; particulars had at the AMart, and of Mvr. Hloziart, 62, Oltd Broad-street, Royal Exchange. Potney Su -e. airing Establishment, Dwelling-house, c-B Mr. HO GRT, at the Mlart, on Friday, Nov. 12, at 12, nIlt j~Co pactCopyhold Estate, comprising aneclet AP.malting house ot 3 floorsi, capable of wetting 20 quatr,wh kiln, granaries, drying and screen rooms, and outbuilding;as dwelling-house at.tached, wpith stabling, and large lofts over. he premises are contiguous to ttie rivet Thames, to wvhich there is a direct communication, and withiin a few yards of Putney-bridge, in the occupation ot Mtessrs. Edicker and Adams, yqarly tenants, at 501. per annum. The estatte is held under the Mlanor of ?.?rimbledon, at the yearly rent of 6d. and a fine certain on death or alienaition. Ma,y be viewed by applica-tion on the premises; and particulars had of Mlr. Miorland, solicitor, Abingdon; Alessrsi. Blagrave and Walter, solicitors, 4, Symond's-inr, London ; at the Red Lion, Putney ; the Ttilbot inn, Riclimond ; Bear inu, Reading ; a,t the Alart;, aind of Al r. l{oggart. 62, Old Broad-StTeet,Royal_Exehatnee. EliFgible Inetet.anehadP~d-tax redeeined. - Capital ana very extensive -valuable Freehold Premnises, in the City of London, in the centre of thie Colonial Mlarkets, admirably adapted for any Buisinesq of Importance and Alagnittide. - By Mfr. H-Of3GA aT, at the Auction Mlart, on Friclay, Nov. 28, at 12, in I lot, unless previously disposed of' by Private Contract, A Valuable and very eligible Freehold Property, situate Al.N. 8 ark-lane, contiguous to the Custom-hous;e, water- side, colna and corn markets, and in one of the firAt rate situa- tions for business; consisting of a stack of substantial brick built bonded warehouses, of 6, floors, and an excellent dry cellar ; -each floor and cellar about 66 feet squire, strongly timbered, and equal. to support any weiglit of goods. A light sale room, about 33 feet long, capable of being converted into two good sized countinghousea. Also two excellent countinghoiuses on the ground floor, communi. rating with thie dIwelling.house, and spacious yard, enclosed by fold- ing gates, forming rthe most perfect security. Also attached is an excellent well built family residence, in front of Mark-lane. of hiandsom e elevation, contiiining numerous bedehambers, dressing rooms, dining and drawing rooms, breakfast 'narlour, paved hail, andA ston staircase, and suitable domestic officesg. The premisesa occupy an extensive plot of ground ; the buildings wereerected under the inspection of an eminent architect, and form one of thems complete and grand establishiments for a mnerchant orwaeos. keeper in the city of London. Thie premnisesi are well suited for distinct businesses, andI are so conveniently planned that the man-.- slcn.houge atnd countinghOuses might be adapted to the tirst rate mercantile business, allowing the nurchaser to realize a good interest by uinderletting tThc warehouses an'd sale room. To be viewed bc. tween the hours of 10 and 4, and partictil-rs hiad, 20 days previous to) the sale, on the premises; at the Mlart ; and of AVir. Meggurt, 62, (ld Broad..trset, Royal Exchainge. Freeholdi anti I ithere LadslFr, and Houses, lvinebmorze. hill, and Chacesid, Southgate offering. most eligible* invest- ments, and now yielding low rents of about 300l. per annum, capable of considerable improvement at thec expiration of the pro. sent leasep.~-B Mr. HO4GOART, at the Auction MVart, en Friday, Nov. 216, at 12, in 7 lots, by directioni of the Executors, Lot 1. A Valuable Freehold Estate, near to AVirichlmore- I _U.hill, and tke Clhace-side, Southgate, consisting of 2 excellent residences, one of them rapacious, and bothi suitable for respectable families, delightfully situate in the midsit of orchards, gardens, and surrounded by 33 acres of meadow and arable land,. withini a ring fence, aind bouinded by 2 good roads ; on lease to Captain Bond for 31 years, of which 21 are iaow unexpired, at 1201. per annum. Thie rent may be called a ground rent. Lot 2. A compact sadl very eligible Cottage Residence, or Pleasiure Farm, adjoining lot I in a rurtal situation, being sonmewhat nearer to Winehmere-hill and the roadi Itading to Southgaite, with capacious barnis, stables, and outbuildings, and several clesex of fine meadow land, containing upwatrds of 16 acres ; on lease t6lMr. Russell, and held by him, with other lan(is, at thte apportioned low rent of 651. 12&. 4d. per annum. Lot 3. A desirable Freehiold ]s'sate, con- sisting of the capacious residence and premises, with a cottage in the occupation of Air. F. Thompson, at Winclsmore.hill, with'a men-' slo, elics, nd aren le onleae or an iunexpired term of 20 ear, t sowapprtine ret f 71.per anzaum. Lot 4. Two Fieds,caled oppt, nd ineAcrs,at Winchrnore..hill, con.. tamig tgethr uward of9 aces f meadow land ; le, to Alf. Allsio onlese,apprtine ret o 21. 15s. pet~ annum. Lot S. A Frehol Fied offineArabc Lad,ronitaining Sa. 2r. 7g. ; let to Mr. Russel on lease, app-ortioned rent 41. Ys. fid. per annuim. Lot 6. Two Freehold Fields of Arable and Airekdow, let to Air. Pomnfra, at 81. per annum. liot 7. An Arable Vield, adjoi-ning to lot2, containing 2 acres and 25 perches, in the oDccupation of Air. JonCatchpool, To be viewed by lea've of the tanants ; and par, ticulars had of Mtessrs. Blunt and Roy, solicitors, Broad-street.. buildings ; at the 411a1t; and of Mr. oggr, ,OdBod street, Royal Execb l asg . . g at 2 l io d high-street, Borough, near Rt. George' Zhurch.-Uomtcrn cial Inn, extensive Hop W.atehouses, and capaciousi Stabling.-..By Air. HOGGART, at the. Mvart, on Friday. lDec. 10. at 12, in one lot, by direction of ths Executors of thie late Mr. Farocombe, AValuable and improvable Leasehold Estate, holde'n Aitntler Jesus College, Cambridge, at the yearly ground refit of 21. 9s. ; comprising that old established tavern, coachi office, and livery stables, kno'vo as the 1flaf Mloon Inni, adjoining No. 133, Highsgtreet, Southiwatk, the proprietors of which are now conduct.- ing a very imnporsant trade, with an extensive connexion upon thie Ketand Surrey roads, connecting also the biasiness of an hotel. It contains a great variety of sleeping apartments, parlours, coffee anad dining rooms, and the requisite conveniences and necessaries for the accommsodation of namerouts visiters, with an. ekeellent range of chaise houses, cart lodges, and good stabling, in this occuhpation of Messrs. Rainer; attached arc very extensive hop ;warehouses and: promises, som-t oif the 1looar_a of w`hic`h,- a-re 'cap,abl)e oJf Rto`wi_ng 150, poekets of hops each, and equal to any weight of goods, with sample rooms, parlour, bedrooms, coachhouse, and stabling, now in tbe occupation of Messrs. Hesketh. Mlay be viewed by permission of the tenants. and particulars had of AJessrs. Atr?ea arid Cooper, solicitora, Brighton; at the Mart; and of Mir. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. Valuable Collection ot Books, Pictures, Furniture, Library iTable, double barrel Gun, single ditto, Gold and Silver Watebes, &c.- By Alr. STEWART, at his G reat Room, 191, Piccadilly, THIS and following DAY (Sunday excepted), at 12 M OOKS, Annual Register, 63 vols., Bell's Shakspeare and Theatre, 90 vole., Blair's Chronology,-Botanical Cabinet, 6(1 parts, Cobbett's Parliamentary Hlistory, 36 v01s., Mlant's Bible, fise paper, Philosophical TransactIons, &e. ; with all the best ancient and modern authors ; a fine portrait of Rubesas by Vaatdyke, a gallery picture by Bassan, two on pannel by Hans Holbein, some excellent.. houiehold furniture, grand planofoite, &c. Slay he viewed, and catalogues had price ftd. To Curriets, Leather Cutters, Boot and Shoe Makers, and Others. -Established Mlonthly Sale of Leather.-By Mr. DAVIS, at his Roomo, 43, Rathbone.place, on AMonday next, Nov. 1, at 12, POMPRISANG Calf Butts and Skins - bf various sub- %s/ stances, light Spanish antI English cordovant hides, grain leather, seal skins, horse butts, wax pieces, ranges, sole butts and squares, botut legs and tops, gentlemen's walking srhoes, moroccos, binding skin!, roans antI skins, satteens, lastinge, listens, and a&great varietyof stock worthy the attention of the trade, and the major part without reserve. Mlay be viowed, and cataloues had at the Rooms. Household Furniture, TwA Chimney Glasses 60,inches by 50, and 59 inche3 by 41: Cabinet Pianoforte Bight.dsy Clock, an Inlaid Alarbl Slab ,our-wheel C4ai2e, dig, 50 Pair of.Pigeons, &c. -By :VIRP5TAXLEY and SONS on the Prcrmises, 19, CKurch.ro*, Newington, Sturrey, on luesiday, Nov. 2, at II, %IHE neat Household Furniture and Effects, com- peLsit g.4,pomt and tent bedteadted feather beds and bedding, ewardrobe, chcsms of dr3avers, secretutre andt bookcase. sit of dining tables, card and pembroke ditto, taboret., cotton and moreen ctur- tanin, chairs,-sofa, carpetir, pair of globes, kitchen requisites, &c. To be viewed on Alonday preceding anti morning of' sale, when catalogues may be had on the piemises; the Horns, Kennington Swan, Stockwell; Golden Lion, Camberwell; and of Winstanley ,and Sons, Paternoster.row. Net Rent of 481. per annum tbr 30 vears.-B WVINSTI'ANLEY and SONs. at the Mart, on 'k'ucsday, Nov. 1, at 12, A Net Rent of .481. per Annum, fior an unexpiredi term A of 30 years, issuing outiof and iecured by a commodious dwelling-house and premises, situate No. 6, in Devonshire-Fquare, Bishop8gate-street, leton a renairing Icasr. Printed particalar8 may bh had of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row; and at the MJart. EliWiblc Leasehold Inveltment, being an Improved Rental of 741. I0N. per.Annurn.-.By WINS't'ANLEY and SONS, at the Auction .Iart, on Friday, Nov. I), at 12, by direction of the Executor, Leasehold Eatate, comprising two messuages or tene- A ments and premises, Nos. 67 and 68, Blackman-street, South. wark, and a simall house, in Rebel-row, all of which are let on leases for nearly the whole terms, at rents amounting to 1401. Ms. er annum; held for an unexpired ternm of 15 years and a half, aom Mlichaelnmas last, at a reserved rent of 661.; profit rent 741. lI0. per, annum. To be viewed; printed particulars may he had of Mr. Long, solicitor, Croydon; Mir. Henry Cheater, jun. 3, Parsonage-row, Newington-butts at the Mart ; and of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster.row. Small 8itack of substa*tial Warehouses, Pudding-lrne.-- By WINSTANLEY and SONS, at theAuction Mart, en Tuesday, Nov. 1&, at 12,' by direction of the Executors of ir. Theos. Hearsey deceased, A Small but compact, convenient, and secure Stack of A1 Warehouses, of 3 lotty floors, witls a yard and wareroom, eligibly situate in the vieinity of Thames-street and the water side, approached from Pudding-lane, and well adapted for the fruit trade. | To be viewed by applying at No. 20. Botolnh.lane. Printed parti- culars may bebhad of ftMessrs. Browri and Marten, solicitors, Com- mercial.echambers, Mlinqing-lane; at the Mart; and of Win8tanley and Sons, Paeernoster..row. Bjoomsbu rv.equarr...-B:xeeliene tF.amilv Residence.-By IN- STANL.EY and SONS, at the M\tast, on Tuesday, Nov. 16, at 12, T HE Lease, for an unexpired term of IS years, at a low !1 rescrved rent, of an excellent Dwellingbhouse, situate in the moat preferable nart of Bloomsbury-qsare, replete with every con- venience for a- family, "comprising 7 bedrooms, 2 drawing rooms communicatingby folding doors, a well proportoned eating room, breakfast parlour, and gentleman's room, kitchen, man servant's room, washhouse, cellarage for wine, beer, and coals, and every other domestic convenience. To be vieved by cardb only, which, with printed particulars, may be had of Winstanley and Sons, Pater. noster-row; particulars also on the premises; of Mr. Robert Wadeson, solicitor, Autstinfriart ; ana at the Mart. Leasehold Houses, St. Ann'lane, near the New Poatoffice, George- yard, Snowhill, and Freelsold, Deptford.-By WINSTANLEY and SONS, at the Mart, on T'uesday, Nsv. 16, at 12 in lotc, by order df the Executors of Mr. Samuel Barber deceaseti, N Tmproxved Rent of 151.. er annum, arising from a A dwellingwhoue, with shop, No. 8, St. Ann's-lane, Alders- gate.etreet, in theoccupation of Mir. Harbidget a dwelling.house, also in St. Arn'-lane, No. 17, close to the intended New Postoffice, at present unoccupied. held for 6 years, at 321. per annum three Mlesauages, Nos. 2, 3, and 4, in George.yard, Snowhill, in the oceupationi of respectable yearly tenants, at rents amnunting to 731. perannum, and a Freehold Estate, No. 19, Crostfield&lane, near the Chureb, Deptford, let to Mlfr. De Frate- The premises may be viewed by permission of the respective tenants in possession printed particulars may be had of Air. Phipps, solicitor, Weavers'- hall, Baeinghall.street; at the Centurion, Deptford ! at the Mart; and of WVinstanley and Sens, Paternoster-row. Brighton.-itlarine Parade.-.lost valuable Freehold Estates pro. during .431. Cs. per annum.-Bv WINSTANLEY and SONS, at the Milart, on Friday, Nov. 26, at 12, in 4 lIots, by direction of the Trustees for Sale of the Property of William Parr, esq. de- ceased, M OST desirable Freehold Estates, particularly eligible for investment, consisting of the very capital and commodi- ous premines, known as the Marine lotel; situate on the Mlarine Parade. Also 3 dwelling-'>ouses, sitate Nos. 2, 3, and 4, in Man- chester-street, brighton, in the several occupations of Mirs. Cock- sedge, the representatives of the late SIr. Alderman Smith, Mlrs. Portia, and Air. Slee, at very low rents, amounting to 5431. 5s. per annum. To be viewed by permission of the respective tenant8. Printed particulars may be had 14 days preceding the sale, at the several libraries and inns at Brighton, WVorthing, Eastbourne, and Hastings, at the principal inns at Lewes, Horsham, Cuckfield, Hickstee, Crawlev, Reigate, anti Derking; at the Mlart; of Mlr. Bedford, solicitor, lledford-row, London ; and ef Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. Brighton._Valuable Freehold and Leasehold Estates.-By WIN- STAN'LEY and SONS, at the Mlart, on Friday, Nov.20, at 12, in hits, bh direction ef the Executors of Alderman Thomes Sntith, etj..deceased, VERY valuable Estates, consisting of Nine Freehold v Houses, being Not. 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 24, 25, 26, and 28, in Frederict'sa.plaqe near the church, at Brighton, each 3 stories high, 2 rooms on a foor, fore court,and small yard, and let at rents amounting to nearly 1061. per asntmnz. Also a Leasehold Improved Rent of 1221; per annum, issuing out of and secured by the capi- tal premiese, known as the Marine Hotel, on the farine-parade, held for aibout 12 yeairsa and a commodious Family Dwelling-house adjoining, being No, 2,10 ir anchester.street, lately occupied by Mlr. Alderman Sndib, and o0 wthich- an early ponsession may be had, held for.the like term, at a low rent. To be viewed by tickets, which rdith particulars may be had of Winstanley and Sons, Pater. noster row. Particulars Ailso at the libraries and inns at Brighton, Worthing, Eastbourne, and ffasting8; at the principal inns at Lewes, Horsham, Cuckf'eld, Hicksted, Crawley, Reigatr, and D)orkinz ; and at the place of sale. Moat valuable and improving Colliery and Estate, at Blackwell, in the county of Somerset, offering a Secure lItvestment for Capital. -By WINSTANIJLY and SONS, at the Mlart, on Friday, Dec. 10, at 12, in.1 lot, A Most desirable -Property, consisting of a productive Aland lucrative Colliery, now in full work, but capable of very considerable increase, as the quantity at prevent raised is not suffi- cient to supply the dernand. The coal is of superior quality and in great estimation at Bristol, which is distant only 7 miles by on txcellent stone road, and from a survey made by an enminent en- gineer, there is almost an inexhaustible supply. There 'is also a vein of fire clay of peculiarly goodquality, which miRht be rendered very proftable in the USB of the glass works in that immediate vicinity. The land, comprising about 53 acres of pasture and arablc, is exceedingly rich and fertile, and in the highest state of cultivation, with farmhouse andooutbuildings, cottages for manager and labourerg, &c. Thedwhole is freehold. A capital and nearly new 30.horse power steam-engine, a smaller ditto. All the ma- chinery, tram roads, wapgons, &c. will be included in the pur- chase. And also, a beneficial Lease from the Marquis of Bath of the adjoining coal, which is- worked by the same power, and upon a very low lord's rent of one tenth. The works altogether might be made to produce a profit of at least TWO-THOUSAND POUNDS PER ANNUM. Printed particulars will br ready 21 days preceding the sale, and may be then had at the inns in Bristol, Bridgewater Bath, Newport, and Glocester; of Messrs. Richards, Clarke, ant Nares, solicitors, Chapel.street, Bedford-row; at the Miart; and of Win,tanley and Sons, Paternoster-row, where plans of -the estate and coalfield, with a sectidn of the veint of ioal, may be seen. Two Freehold Publichouses, Coffeehouse, Dwelling-houses, &c.- By WINSTANLEY and SONS, at the Mart, early in Dec. I R ERY vah-able and improvable Freehold Estates, Vconsisting tf th, George and the Ship publichouses, and three dwelling-houses, being Nos. 22 and 23, aed Nos. 30, 31, and 32, in Great Somerset.aireet,'WhWtechapel, let on ground rent leases, which will expire in.1831 ; a dwelling-house and shiop, being No.50, Bishopsgatee.strcet without; and the Aatigallican coffeehouse, in Shire-latne, Teraple-bar VDue votice of the day of sale and further partiettlars will be given in this and other papers. Ftreehold anid Copvhold land, at Weatham, in the county of Essex, and Fee Fnrm -Rents. amounting to 641. 13e. Id. per annum._ Bv-WINS rANIEY and SONS, at the lart,earlyin December, RT BY valuable and desirable Freehold and Copyhold V Estates, cortsisting of 26 acree of exceedingly rich land, called the Staines, situate neat to Green-street, in the parish of Westham, and county of E:sex in the occtpation of Messrs. Ireland, as yearly tenants. Also Pee Farm nents, amounting to 641. 13s. lid. pef annum, issuing-out of e4tates in the countiri of Lincoln and Warwick. Due notice of the daj of sale and further particulars ivill be given irt this and other pasers. Reversionary Annuity ofi,00i.-To be SOLD by Private Contract, bu WINS?tANLEY and SONS, A Reversionary Aniuiity: of 1OO1. during the life of a Lady aged 44, payable in 6 months after the deceasc of a Gen- tleman i;l his 80th year. Further particulars may be hud of Win- stanley and Sons, Paternoster-rxw.- Russell-square.-To be DISPOSEID OF, by WINSTANLEY mad SONS, HE l3eneficial-Lease'of an excellent and commodious T sFamtily Residence, containing elegant dining and drawing roomns, morning parlour, -numerous airy chambers, good offieea, &c. To be viewed by cards only, and further-particulars bad at l0,Pater. noster.Tow. - -- Mitheimatical and Altcal lnstrumnents, China, Stationery Books, &c-By Mt. MIURkELL, at his Sale Room, 20, gkinner. treot, Snowhill, on Tuesday'next, at'12, M ATHEMATICAL and Musical Instruments, in- M cludinga capital electrifying machine and air pump, a mi- croscope. magic lanthern,' prism, pentograph, a pair of 12-inch globas, 2 pianofottea, o)d china, i'vory carvings, stock of stationery books, shells, and otiler effects. May be viewed on Monday, and catalogues had of !Mr. Murrell, Skinner-street. Genuine Dutch Bialbous and other Roots, neat as imported from Holland.-Bv Mesurs. IIUNN and CURTIS, at the Mlart, on Thursday, Nov. 4, at 12, A Well -arranged- Assortmnent -of - Ranunculuses, ane- monies, single ana double narcissuses, tulips, single and double jonquile,hyacinths irises,crocuaea, snowdrope, &c. Alay be viewed the inorhing of seaj and catalogues had at Smith'S coffee. house, Corn Exchange; at the Auction-mart; and of 3hessrs. Mluna and Curtis, Walbrook, near th'e Reyal Exchange. Hackney-road.-Excellent AModern Household Furniture and- Effects, the genuine property of AMr. B. Miorague, who is going abroad.-By Mr. NEWTON, on the Prenmises, No. 3, MIiddle. sex-terrace, Hackney.road, a short -distance from Shoreditch church, on Thursday; Nov. 4,'at 12, without reserve C ENUI-NE, exctl1ent, nearly new Household Furni- Gture, comprising cabinet and upholstery articles of the best description, amonng Which are a beautiful ma4hogany couch, trafal. gar and other chairs, -dibiisT'id pembroko tables, capital chests of drawers, ehimney and diesAirg glasses, carpets, 4-post and canopy- top bedsteads, feather beds and hedding,. kitch en requisites, ceals, linen, elmsa, glass, and effcts. -To be viewed one day previous and morning of sale. Catalogues on the premies; and of Mlr. Newton, auptiancr and apprai?cr, 39, Cornhill, Rare Proof and otber Psints, Books of- Printm, -and Antiquite4, Illustrated Works, Mistsa, Topography, Bro ees; Watches, Trinket, &c. from Battlesden..park, Bedtbrd5hire.-8y Mr. CHRISIIE, at his Great Room, Kit;g-street,St. James's-Bquare, on Thursday, Nov. 4, and 7 following days (Sunday excepted), at I precisely, TH iE very-aluable Collection of Engravings, comprising fine proots and impressionsof the- Worrks of Raphael Morghen, particularly the Lagt Supper,t brilliant ard rare proof,with the white plate proots, &c. by Woolleit and Earlomea a superb set of the Bat- tles or Alexander. by Le Biunir chlefly glazed with plate glass ; Etchings by- Hoilar, English and Foreign Portraiis, Rooks of Prints, viz.t-Piranesi' grorWs, the Lodires of the Vatican;~ finely coloured ; the hMuseum Florentinum, Worsleyanum Antichita d'Ercolano, different Voyages Pittoresques, Le Cabinet de Poullain, proofs; Bowyer's England; The Histories of Ciarendon, Burnet, Granger, Yuller's Worthies, and Lyson's Environs, large Paper, illustrated, Birche's Heads, large paper: Nichols's Leieeatershire, 9 vole.; Biblia Pauperum, Walton's Polygou,2 fine Alissals, the Bipont, OJr. and L5t. Classics, 175 vols.; numerous topographical and other tinted drawings, also a pair of antique Campana vases, a pair of noble cinque eento bronze dogs, candelabra, and other bronzes; also several gold and other watches, musical snuff boxes, and trinkets, brought from Battlesilen-park. Aay be viewed three days preceeding. Sale of a superior Assortmcnt of t)utch Fl-ower Roots, just arrived froin Holltad.--By Mlr. WILLIAMIS. at the Auction hlart, THis DAY, Oct. 30, at 12, 3i ery choice (olleotioon of Double and Single Hya- AX cinthih the whole-of wbich are named and in great variety ; Duc Van Tholl and other mixed tulips, gold and other crocuses, Spanish irises, &c. To be viewed the rmorning of sale, and catalogues had at the Mlart; at 2arraway's; and of Air. Williams, Throgmor- ton-street. To t'avern and Hotel Keepers, Cheaps`.1e.-To be LET by AUC- TION, by AMr. WILLEAMIS,at the Auction Mlart, on Tuesday, Nov. 2, at 12, unless previously let by privatc contract, A LL those capital well known and highly respectable JZA- Premises, the White Horse l'avera and Hotel, most advasta. geougly situate, in Friday-street, Cheapnide, in the city of London. The premises, which are most substantially built, present a hznd. some elevation, and immediate possession may be had. The above valuable premises are to he let to the highest bidder, at an annual- rent, for a tentn of 1 years and a half from Slichaelmas last. To be viewed till the letting, and particulare had of Mlessrs. firidger and Adams, solicitors, Angel.court, and of Mlr. Williams, Throg- morton-street. Coach and norses Inn, Highgate.aty Sir. WItIIA!U,stihe Auction Mert, on uesday, Nor. 2, at 12, 7IIE valuable Lease and Goodwill of art excellent road- 1 side Inn and Wine Vaults, known by the sign of the Coach and Horses, eligibly situate in the most preferable part of Highgate. The premises h;ve reeently been put into repair at a considerable expense, and immediate possession may be had. Also a Farrier's Shop and three Tenements adjoining, let to tenants at will at 72L per annum. 'rhe whole held on lease for 20 years from Aiidsum- mer, 1820, at only 601. per annum,lcaving the inn free fram rent, and an income of 121. per annum. To be viewed till titc sale, and par- tieulars liad on the premises; at the Mlart; and of Mr. Williams, 'I'hrormorton-atreet. Private Stock of Wines, Lambeth.-By Alr. WILAAAIA S, at the White Hurt, Kennington-cruss, on Wednesday next, Nov.3, at 4, in lots, IFTY-THREE Dozen of very excellent Old Port, F and 33 diozen of Calcavolla, lying in a gentleman's cellars, Walcot-place, from witence the same will be delivered to the rec speclive purchasers by permits. Samnples may be had by paying for, and tastedl at the time of sale ; nnd catalogues had at the place of sale : at the Mirt ; and of Mlr. Williams, Throgmnorton.street. By Air. SOTHEBY, at his House, No. 3, Wellington-street, Strand, on bMondav, Nov. 1, and 3 following days, at 12, A N excellent Collection of Books, iia every department A of literature. To be viewed, and catalogues, price It. had at the place ef sale. By Air. CAMPION, at his Auction Riooms, 170, Bisnopsgate. street, on Tuesdav next, at I1, N excellent Assortnent of Unredeemed Property,com- AX prehending gold, silyer, and metal watches, plate, and plated goods very superior rings, brooches, pins, and other ftnejewellery. gold chains, seals and keys, guns, pistols, and cutlery, cut glass and china, laces, inuulins, bed, table, and irish linens, hose, can3brics, shawls, handkerchiefs, clothis and kerseyMeCrS, ladies' and gentle. men's prime wearing apparel, carpets, rugs, blankets, feather beds, household furniture, and other cfieets, pledged with a number of re- spectable pawnbrokers, which is shown in the catalogues, at the vievr, in the rooms. Excellent Household Furniture, Glasses, Pictures, and Effects of a Gentleman, removed from Highgase.-By Air. EDWARD FOSTER, at his Great Room, No.14, Greek-street, Soho-square, THis DAY, at 11, A LL the very neat and genuine Furniture, pier and 1 -L chimney glasses, an 8-day clock, a few good prints and paint- ings, comprising modern 4-pogt bedsteads and dimity furnitures, seasonerl goosefeather beds, mattresses, and bedding, mahogany wardrobes, chests of drawers, a set of dining tables, card and pem- broke ditto, sets of mahoganyand japanned chairs, Brussels,Wilkon, and Kidderminster carpets, hearth rugs, oilcloths, and effectt. Alay be viewed one day before the sale, when catalogues may be had at AlMr. E. Foster's office, 14, Greek-street, Soho-square. Excellent modern Furniture, Linen, Books, Plate, Trinkets, China, and Effects, and Lease of the Premises, No. 8, Earl's. terrace, Kensinzton.-By Mr. E. FOSTER, an the Premises, on Thursday, Nov. 4, at 11, by direction of the Execntor, HtIE Unexpired Term of the Lease of the very desir- M.rable Residence, in the most perfect repair; also all the house- hold furniture of SIrs, Alargaret M'Arthur, widow of the late Col. M'Arthur; consisting of achintzdrawing roomsuitof 14 chairs, 2 couches, and 4 sets of window curtains, 2chimney glasses, Bruseels carpete, hearth rugs, polished steel fenders and fire irons, chamber furniture in bedsteads and hangings, seasoned goose feather beds and bedding, rnahogany drawers, wardrobes, dressing tables and lasses, stair carpets and oil clothe; in the eating room is a set of iing tables, modern mahogany cbairs and cellerets, useful and ornamental china, glass, table service, linen, and the usual domes. tic requisites, and a few raluable classical books. The premises may be viewed every day betbre, and the furniture on Saturday prior to the sale, when catalogues and particulars mav be had on, the premises; and at Mr. Edward Foster's office, 14, Greek-street, Soho-square. High Holborn.-Saetioner's Stock and Account Book.-By Mr EDsUWARD FOSTER, on the Premises, 239, High Ho Iborn, near Turnstile, en Tuesday, Nov. 2, at 11 for 12 precisely, by order of the E;ecutors of Mr. Green, stationer, deceased, ,tLL the genuine Stock in Trade, consisting of a great 1A variety of ruled account books, 250 reams of paper, pens pencils, India rubber, wnfers, sealing wax, embossed cards, and note paper, paniplilets, children's books, inkstands, rulers, ink, silyer, fancy, morocco, and marble paper, a quantity of drawing paper, an iron screw press, a laying press, plough and pin, scales, shop fixtures, household furniture, a few well selected books, in elegant bindings, sad effects. May be viewed one day before the sale, when catalogues may be bad on the premisee; and at Mr. E. Foster's office, 14, Greek-street, Soho.vqu2re. Collection of Picturce and fine Proof Prints richly framed and glazed with Plate G'ass._By Mr. EDWARD FOSTER, at his Great Room, No. 14, Greek-street, on Wednesday, November 3, at 12, _ Capital Assemblage of Italian, Flemish, Dutch, and French Pictures, including many interesting specimens by favourite masters; also a collection of engravings, principally proofs, by the most celebrated British artists; the wrhole framed and glazed in a superior style. Slay be viewed I day prior to the sale, wvhen catalogues may be iead at Air. B. Foster's office, 14, Greek-street. 'To Boot and Shoe Maker, Caurniers, Leathersellers, Coach and Harness Makers, Slopsellers, and Country Shopkeepers.-Ex- tensive Stock of BootS and Shoes, Leather, &c.-By Sir. BOOTH, at his Ptiblic Sale Rooms, 5, C&leman-street, near London-wall, on Tuesday, Nov. 2, at 12, A Very extensive Stock of Leather, eomprising crop and ,i horse hides, middlings, rar,ges, and offal, japanned hides and skins, Scotch hides, kips, calf skinst, and efral, basil white sheep, shivers, moroccos, roans, binders, &c. The boots and sboes con. sat of gentlemen's prime calf,dress, half dress, and pumps, youths', soldiers', negroes', and other eboes,1ellington boots, soldiers' lace boots, &c. Mfay be viewed the day previous and morAing of sale, when catalogues may be had as the roomns; and at Mr.Both'soffices, 5, Colmernn.street. To Livery Stablekeepers, Horse Dealers, and Otkers.-Valuable Lease, together with the Goodwill of the Basiness, Stock, and Effects, Gray's.inn-lane.-By Air. BOOTH, on the Premies, Little Giay's innlane, near Liquor-pond-street. on Thursday, Nov. 4, at 12, by order of the Executrix and MSortgagee of Mlr. J. S. lsaaesea deceased. T "HE valuable Lease for 19 years, together -with the X'Goodwill of the Business, established as a respectable livery stables -fbr many years. The peemises are in excellent order, and immediate posBeesion may be had. On the same day will be Sold the remaining Stock, cocsistin, ot 7 nseful chaise and saddle horses, fresh and in good condition, 5 neat stanhopea and dennets, single horse break, several sets of carriage and chaise harness, saddles, bridles, horse clothing, and a varietyof cffects. Slay be viewed the lay previous and morning of sale, and catalogues and particulats had On the premises ; of hir. Holsen, solicitor, Theobald's-road ; of Mr. Parrey, solicitor, Aldermanbury; and of M1r. BDoth, auc. sioneer and appraiser, 5, Coleman-street, near Lcondon..wall. Freehold Ground Rent of ?26 5s. Bermnondsey, and a Freehold Dwelling.house, let at ?20 per annstm, Whitecross-atreat, Crip- plegate.-By Mr. JOSEPH BANKS, at the Auction Mlare. on Thursday, Nov. 4, at 12, by direcdon of the Executore of Mrse. Mary Ann Favmer deceased, in 2 los, Lf-oti; OMPRISES a Freelholtl Ground Relit of ?26 5s. arising out of n ubstantial dwelling-houses,in Anthony_ street, Salisbury-street, Bermnondsecy, in the occupation of Mlessrs. Thompson, Huggins5 and others, and afford a very amole and laetitig secarity for investment. Lot 2. Embraces a Freehold Dwelling.house, No. 7, in Glocester-court, Whitecross-street, St. Luke's containing 8 rooms, yard, workshed, and spacious cellars, let to Sir. Spencer, a long standing tenant at an old rent of ?20 per annum. The sbove premises may be viesed till the sale, where particulars may be had; of Messrs. Freeman and Heathcote, soli- sitors, 47, Colemanst-reet, of Messrs. Tebbute, Austinfriars; at the Atiction Mar ; and at the offices of Mr. Joseph Banks, 6, Loin' bard-street, and Clapton-*quare, Hackney. To the Nobilitr, Gentrv, Hotel and Tavern Keepers, Proprietors of Public Rooms, and Private Familia.-T''he lete AMarquess Tortosa' plendid and fashionable Chandeliers, Luastres. Table and Bracket Lamps, Candlesticks, brilliant Trifle Dishes, Basins, atid JUgs, tich cut Decanters, Claret ed iqueur Botles, Goblets and TumblerC, Wine Glasses in ereat abundanoe, Crusts. Salts, and innumerable other Trides.-By Mr. JOSEPH BANES, in the large room, at the Auction Slart, on Thursday Nov. 4, at 11 for 12 precisely, by direction of the rratees and isecutors, A LL the above costly Articles, which were purchased A about 4 months tsnce from one of the first sanufaccaries in the metropolis fbr the purpose of being sent abroad, but, in conse. quence of the decease of the testator, the same were never removed rrom the dealer's warehouses, and- will be offered to the public in a very excellent state of preservation. Slay be viewed the day pre. ceding nnd morning of sale; cataiogues had at the Alart; Packman's, Three Tune Tavern, Aldgate; Wingfield's, White Hart, Holborn - and of SIr. Joseph Banks, auctioneer, 6, Lombard.steet, near tke Mansion-house, and Clapton-square, Hackney. March Ls of E-Fimtho1d -Cdttgdg and Orcbza.B-Mr-- Wd.STEVEI.tS., at the Auction Hart, on Tuaesday, Nv 2 at,12, A FreholdEstate, comprising S neat cottae,sttt ney &.ari the ehmrch arh jh trehing bam;' turf eihed, pjg~- gery &c an anorcard behind the same, theihiil, copisn ainage, in theocu asionoPfMatthew Beck,ereon, tenant at will- a-id his undertenanits, at the reduced I-early rent of 261. -Ala eiwe with leave of the tenants, hotd particuasBa- y h blae ofVsae;e Grifrin inn, Mlarchi; Rose and Cfown, Wisbah; Sun hotel, 0Cam- bridge; of Mir. Wademan, solicitor, Aasti ftr;and of Alr.Wr. -StevensR, 36l, -Old Jowrv, l'ondon. Garden, Coacbhouse, and Stlible..-.By M5r.WlI Evr, at teAuction Mart, on Tuesday, Nov. 16, at 12, Desirable FreeholdI Estate, consisting o? .a convenient AL family d welling-house, situate at Tturvey, S miles from Bed_. ford and4 from Oiney, conEatnlng 5 excellent airy bed-cliambers andl 2 servants' sleeping roonxes,-gooid drawing room 17 and half feet by 15 anid a hallffeet, dining room, housekeeper's room, butler's pantry, front and back kitchens, larder, and 2 cellars, with garden, coach'. house, atnd sitable. Also two tenements adjoining, on lease, for a- term of ;hich 27 years zre unexpired, at a nomninal ground re,t Slay be viewedl, and par-ticulars had at the Swan, -Pedford; B ull, Olney; Swan, Newport Pagmsll;- of Johni Garrard, esq. solicitor' O0nev, Buckst; and of SIlr. Win.- Stev-ens, 36. Old Jewrv, Iei,dna,n Excelentlnseimen.yalabl Wilg LausehliEtt,Ne Atillman-etreet, -Foundling Hlospital, tproclucing: a net annuaZl IncODMe Of I(021. 10s.-By Mir. 'WItL STE VENS, at tileAuction ullart, on TIueeday, Nov. 16, at 12, in 2 lots, Lot I.A Valuable Leasehold Estate, COnsisting of ant A exceollent brick built dwelling-housre, situate No. 12, New Atillman..streer, Foundling Hospital, containing nuerinsto airybecuhlarrbert, drawing and dining room, kitchen, scullery, arhd vut , yard, and other domestic conveniencies, let on lease for a term of which 18 years are tunexpired at the arnneal rent -of 601. held on lease for an unkexpired term of 70 years a'nd three- quarters, at a ground rent onf 101. per annum, leaving a net annual income of 501. I,ot 2. A valuable Leasehold Est-ate, comprising a substantial brick built, dwelling-houst, being No. '20,' New Alifl. mant-street, contaizning the Sates number of roomts as lot 1, with similar conveniences, and a brick building of 2 dooDrs behind tt,e house, let on least for an uznexpired term of 1 1 yearst. at a yent of 601. per annum, held on lease for a tesm whereof 70 Years and three-qutarters are unexpired at a ground ranit of 71. 10s. pLer annum, leaving a net incomie of 521. l0s. per annum. Mlay be viewed with leave of the tenkant, and particulars had sat the place of sale ; of Mlessirs. G. R. and E9. Siniish, solicitors, 93, Ihaeton.gardec 4 andt of Mir. Win. Stevens, 36. Old Jewry. Sh-eri-r.gton, Bcs...nubcFehl sae,cmrsn 5 Acean 27 Perches of fertile Arable, Mleadow, and PaStture Land, with roomy, Farmhouses, and all requisitee Out-buildingg... By Alr. WMW. STEVENJS, a t the Aucti6n..marr, on Tuesday, November 16, at 12, in 2 Lots. Lot 1*A Freehold Estate, comprising 83 acres, S roads, ALk.and 26 perchea ot arzblc m Iaow, and pasture lend, siituate at Sherrington. on the high road from Newport Pt,wnrll (Olney, trom which plaice it is distant 3 miles, 2 from Newvpr, Paignell, 12 from Bedford, 15 from Northampton, and 18 frk Wellingbro', all excellent miarket twnrs, with a capital modem residence, large granary fitted up writh bins, farm yatrd, barns, stabling, and requisite outbuildings; in the occus.ation of Mr. ki'm. AMarshall. as tenantat Will, at a rent of 1451. 10s. 3d. per annum. Also 4 tenements, situate in the village of Sherrington, in the occupation of weekly tenants. Lot 2. A very eligible Freehold Estate, lying within a ring fence atid adjoining a part of lot I, con. sisting of 72 acres, I rood, and 11 perchesq of exoeedingly fine arable, meadow, and pasture land, conveniently disposed, with a farmn house, farm yatrd, barn, s-tabling, andI convenient outbuildings, onl leaBs to and in the occupation of - tor an unexpired term ot- years, at a rent of - -May be viewed with leave of the tenants, and particulars had at the place of sale; at chle Swan, Bedford; Bull, Olney; Swan, Newport Papnell ; of John Garrard. e.q. solicitor, Olney, Bucks; an,[ of Mr. Win. Stevens, 36,' Old jewry, London. Th'beatre Royal, Drury.lane..-Free Admissioa;.-y NIr. ~CROOK, at hist Auction Room, Skinner-street, Snow-hill, on Frida.y, Nov. 5, at 12, by order of the Shr_ ef Middlesex, by virtue of Pro. ceas in a cause ' Jackwon v. W,. P. TI. L. Ws'ellesley"' ALL the Defendant's Right, Title, and Interest ina a Acertain Box (marked 0 2), situaLte on the ground tier or circle en the south side of the Theatre Royal, Drury-.lane, with the free and exclusive enjoyment thereof every evening and night upon which any ublic entertainament, whether theatrical or musical, is exhi.. biteX; for the residue of a term ef 21 years, from the I1st of Sep.. tember, 1812. Printed particulars may be hand of R. 3. Hitchcock, esq. solicitor, Albany-court, Piccadilly ; and of AMr. Crook, auc- tioneer, 51. Skinner-street, Snowhill. Naval Timber, Fir, Beech, and Chestnut Tes-B YR. PEAKE, at the G-ayhound, Nettleawell, near Epig and Harlow, on T'uesday, Nov. 16, at I precisely, by ore of [b6 Proprietor, without reserve, Of N E F.andcr edl and Forty Elm and 10 Ash Timber "Trees, standing in thiePark and Grounds, .t Parndlon..housp, and upon the sdjoining farms, immediately' contiguous to the naevi- gable river Lea, anci adapted for naval or any other purpose requir.. ing imbr oflare dmensonsand upeiorqaali!y; a-lso 40 fine chesnut fir an beeh tees.To e viwed3 davit prericou to the tle b appyingto Thmashephrd, t Prndon-house, of whomcataogue maybe hd; aso t te inn in the neizh~bour- hood an of . Pake,aucioner, 8, ark..lane, and Waltham Chelses.-Lotng Leasehold Proer,podcn a clear rental of 331. 14,. per annuma.-By R. PEK, ltth lart, on Friday. Nov. 19, at 12, by order of the Excuorof Mlr. Fleet deceased~ AValuable ILeasehold Estate, comprising 2 substaRtial Atbrick built dwelling h@tnsrs, .12 and 13, Queen-4treet, Pare. dises-row, Chelsea ; let to Mlr. Douglas and Bir. Schoskies, respect- able teniants at will, tat rentst amouxnting co 401. per annum, anid held for aa unexpired te!rm of 310 years, at an annual rent of 61. 6s. To be viewed any Aay previous to the sae ; particulars may, be had on the premises, also at the Auction-mrart ; and of RL. Peake, auctioneer, 68, Mlark-lane, and Walthato-abibe.r, Us-tex. lovestments.-V luable Canal Property, Liondon Assurance Swares, and Turnpike Bondls.-By Rt. PEAkE, at the Mart, on Friday, November 19, at 12, by order of the Executor, in lots, witho'ut reserve, IVE Original Shares in that valvAble and htighly im- 3..' povig poprty the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, which passe throuh a ery xtensve ad on of he fist mnufaturig districts in te kngdo, cnnecingthe ownof Ledewiththeport of Li- verpol,andcomuniatig wih te Hmbe bytheRivers Aire andOus, ad mny art ofYorshie,of much commrrcial con- sequnce.Als 2P hare inthatoldestablishbed and respectable fieoffce Th e Lndon Assurance, and two Bondsi for 'O01. well secured oa the tolls arising from the turnpikes between the City of Norwich 3nd Scale-bridge. Particulars may be hcd 10 davs pre- vious to the sale at the Golden Loio, Liverpool ; Bull and MVouth, Leeds, Rampant Horste, Norwich ; at the Auction-mart; of J1. W. Caley, esq. solicitor, Queen-square ; and of Rt. Peake, auctioneer, 68, Alark-lante, and Waltham Abbey. Ess~ex. A valuable atnd compact Freehold Farm, near Colchester -.By Rt PEAKE., at the Auction Miart, on Friday, Nov. 19, at 12, by- order of the Proprietor. withaout reserve, ADesirable Freehold Estate, pleasaintly situate in a fine Apart ot the countv of Essex, on the side of the road leading from Fordham Heath to Bergholt Heath, about 5 miles from Colchts- tsr, 10 from Halstead, and I2 from Braintree; comprising at respect. able and eammodious famnily house, most subs-tantiallv built, and in excellent rear I ml yard with a pump of fine water, a brewhouse and poultr hus, a large productive garden, end a nteat forecourt; a warm. farmyard, barn, stable, sowhouse, granary, cart lodge, piggeries, a brick built labourer's cottage and various outbildings, and 4-4 acrcs of very s3uperior land, lyine very compact in a ring fence, and in a high state of cultivation. The absove farm is let on lease-to Mr. Stephen Harvey1 a mostt respac-tabic ienant, for a term of which 7 Years; were unexpired at AMichaelrna', 182. at a low rent of 1001. per annum. To be viewed any day previouts to the isale by apply-ing to Mr. J. Evereu, the batiliff, of w,,hom garticu- lare mnay be had ; also at the Three Cups, Colcheeter; Saracen'e Head, Chelinsford ; of Megssr. Sewell and Daniel, solicitors. Col- chester, and 32, Essex-street, Strand ; at the Auction Mart ; and of ft. Peake, auctioneer, 62, Mark-lane, and Waltbam Abbey, Essex. Valu-able Freehold Water Uornnill and Premises,~ at D)over, in Kent.-By Mir. JOHN HORTON, at the Royal OaLk Inn, in Dover, on Saturday, Nov. 2, between the houre of' 1 and 2 in the afternoon. in 2 lots, Lot 1. ALL tlhat long established and well known .LM..X'reehold WVater Cornmnill, culled the Town Mtill, sit-uate in the town 'an'd pore of Dover, in the county of Kent, with a capis- ciotus and subsitantially built storehouse adjoining, eapzisle, with thie stowvage ot the mill, of holding front 2,000 to 2,50 quarters of corrn, with a cottage, countinghouse, aknd other well arraniged offices. The mill drives 5 pate of sttines, andi can grind from 200 to 250 quatrters of earn. per week ; also worlzg a pa.ir of atones, and fan for splitting peas, with dlressing cackle., 3 flour machines, jogzling scrys, bolting mill, xheatsnachi.oe, with bruehes,&c. The mill-with itsgear and tackle is in the best possible state of repair, andi in full trade. It possesses advantages over all tiie other millis on the stremi f~rom its conitiguity to the shipping wharfs in Dover harbtour, being cbnlyl about 80 rode, ~iigmnce from them, vwhich renders theo labDur of 2 borses e.iual to that of 8 in moat other Situations. Tnti freight from Dover to London is Sd. per sack only, and or corn from London to Dover Is. per quarter, by the Dover hoyst, of whjgh there are 8 regularly employed in. the London trade. Al h, mise comrise in his ot ae frehol, exeptthe cottage3` nd Octoer, 208,fromthe burhwsreissand versersof the pasrish of S. Mry he Vrgi, i-Dovr, o -dwzrd Powell, for the terma of 6 yers ron th 10h ofOctber 188, t te anuat rent of 51 Lot2. Aconvnien famiy dwllin-houe, wth stables, chieoueloes yard, and convenetofcs iha frontere of 1fe fvcn ground adjoining having a sea vie, el adante toiulig: h hle ve contiguous to the mill,ed comnpletely-coamuanding a view of itr operations. The above pre- sents an opportunity of investing a large capital under circumsatantes peculiarly favourable. The trade, now very extensive, has the certain prospect of being much extended, from the increasing pOpu- lation or the town, the great resort of visitere to it, and tie enter- prising spirit which prevails for erecting large and comtnodiois lodgioghoures upon the Marine-parade and in its veighbourhood. Two thirda parts of the purchase money, if required, nisy remain on mortgage. The land tax is redeemned, and will be included it, the parchase. Inenmediae possession may be had. Printed perti- culara nnd conditions of sale may be had of the aactiotncer, at Buckland; Mr. Shirdem, and Mr. Kennett, solicitors, Dover; .Messrs. Abbott and Barnes, sDlicitors, Peck's-buildingS' e'Iemle Jack's coffeelhouse, Mlark.lane; at the Fountain a!nd King's Head hotels. Cantebusrv: Crown inn, Roche-ter; and at the Onne rf sAle. ('SH LDREN CUTTING TEETH.-Rt TMr.Bttyclsel'5 asole proprietor and preparer of the Ana4yiio Necklacen to the late King, for the Roval Children, 71, Long-acre, and positive3y bt hisappointment Do where elRe in london. are sold the origina. ANODYNE NECKLACES for CTILDREN CUTTINGC TEETH, after wearing which but one night infauts htave cut the teath with perfect safety who were nearly reduced to tie grave w fits, fevers, convulsioass &c. all proceeding fror their teeth; prica. Os. Likewise the fimoussSugar Plums, tot worms in childrea aad-; grown peesons, boxes2e. d. each, the reronot to be distinguisheti in taste and appearance Irony common sugar plums, and -may witt, the greatest isatety -be given to infants. Sold -aso at Mr.Ncwbcry's; Dame-street, Dublin. SALES BY AUCTION.