Sales By Auction.
The Times, 1824-12-25T00:00:00

Elegant -lorisehold Fulrniture. Sidebotritl of fashi1onable Plate, Table and Redt Linen, ornamuental China. rich Cut Glass, vaiable Library of Books, Cellar of the cholvest Wines, anid mi.Celianeolss Ftreets of Mr. T. Wood.-By Mr. WM. STFVENS. onri the Prenslsee,North- bank, 8r. John's-aood. Regent's Park, on Wednesday, Dec. 29, anid 2 followlng days, at 12. by orderof the Assignees, FOHLE modern and fashionable Household Furniture,con- slating of bedsteads wvith hangings, goose feather beds and bed- dlhg, capital mabopany wvinxged awardrobe, cliests of drawrer. and dressIng stan-Is, ehevl and other glassese, a sult of elegant drawing room and li brary forniture,c prising rose ood and mahogany ehairs and conches, kiog-.v-0od connmode, card, sofa, anid occasional tablQs, lib,rary chairs, granid piano by Broadwood, chimney glasses and unir- rots, about1,400-ounices of modern pulate, In wlaiters, candle:stIcks, cllpS, sallce tureens, spoons and forks, coffee and tea pots, sugar basin, eream eNver, &e. a massive s!lver nmodel of the Wairiek rase, plated artleles, beautiful damasl; napkins, and tabl} cloths of large sizes, bed lineni, china, dinner, dessert, tea, and coffee serviceL, orrnamental china, including a fewv cholce specimens pur- chased at Mr. neckford's sale, rich cult glass, valuable library of bonks, printiclPally is elegant biidtings, including BoydelP's Shiak- speare, and logaxth, original subseibers' copies- Encyclopmdia gritatincea Lavater's Physiognomy; European Nlag;zinz and Arnnual Register: the Works of Fielding, Gibbon4, Buffon, anid most cf the Jeux d'EsprIt that have been published during the last 18 years. Cellar of tire hoieest vines eonsisting of 50 dozens of pert of the itistly eRteemed vintages of 1808 asid 1S12; 60 dozens of Hock, ilerililtage, Claret Sauterne, Maltmsey, Sercial, and Ekst India Ma. deira, Vidulia;, andSherry; 12 dozens of curions old spirits; original pletireofthie liigirland Lad by Leslie. fine engravings, French dial. 8-day elock,patent mangle, kitchen utensils, and miscellaneous affects. Msay be vlewed two day previous to -he sale, and eatalogues had at Is. each on the premises; of Messfs. Oliverson and Denby, solicitors, Frederick's-place; and of Mr. Wni. Stevens. 26. Old Jesrry. Rieversions and Policy of Assurance.-By 1temsrs. M 1UNN and CURTIS. as 12, at the Auction Mart on Tuesday, Jan. 4, 1825, In 4 lots, ttHE Reversion of (ne-sixth Ilart of ?3,500 Three 11 perCents., of '200 Principal Monyc , left by vill, of ?60 Prin- cipual Moeney, and One-sixth of the ReldsiMlian of a Personal Esrate. amounting to upwvards of ?e1,700, also left by will, and a Policy of Assuranice for ?s00 with the London Life Association. ParfiicLlars may be obtained at the Auctioni Mart; and of essrs. 'udini and Curtis, *Wlbrook, near the Royal Exchange. Reversions In the Funds anid In Souitl Sea Annuities.-By Nessrs, MIUNN and CURTIS, at the Mart, on Tuesday, January 4, 1825 at 12, in 3 lots, HE Reversion of One-fourth Part of nearly ?1,600, ML South Sea Annuities, with,benelit of survivorship; of seven. eIghths of z?218, and of ?150, 3 per cent. Corsolidated Bank Annultlex. - Particulars at -the Auction-nart; of }'. C. Burt, esal. solicitor, St. I Benet's-place, Gracechurzh.etreet; and of Messrs. Munn aud Curtis, Walbrlek, near the Royal Exchange. Life Interests Annulty, anid small Copyhold Estnte, Linehouse.-By Messrs. MUNN and CURTIS, at the 3art, on Tuesday, Jan. 4, 1825, at 12, in 4 lots,- VjlHE Life Interest of a Lafdy and Gentleman in a T Freehold Estate In the county of Kent. produeing a clear aniul rent of .501. An Annuity sf 501. arising from arid secnured by long Leasehold Estates ofarople value. In the eourty of Surrey. The con- tingent life interest of.a gentleman in the Crowvn publichouse, and 2 Freehold.-Horses opposite, situate In Crown-court, Fleet-street, and aCopyhold Estate, held under the manor of Stepaey, situate Ne. 1, Saville-street, Limehouse, producing an annual rent of 161. Parti- calar?may be had on the premises; of Messrs. Scott and Sonis, 8solil- tors, St. Mildred's.court, Poultry; at the Mart; and of Messrs. Munn and CurtIs, Walbrook, near tbe Royal Exchange. - - Lease of the I-louse, Furniture, 200 Ounces ot Modern Plate, cre. Camberivell.-liy SMITH and Co. on the Premises, No. 11. Adding- ton-place, Cambenvell, Surrey, on Friday. December 31, at 1I, by order of the ASBIgnee, VFfTHE unexpired ternm of 27 years of the above conve? _i nlent Dwvelling-house, containinig 5 sleeping rooms, drawing room, dining ditto, parlour, kitchen, wiashhroise, cellairs, and gar- den, wvith a carriage wvay at back. On the same day wiill ie sold the neat furniiture, of the usual description, a sprlng table clock, glass and china, and othier effects. The house may be viewed tUIl the sale, arid the furniture on Thursday; particulars and, catalogtes had on the premises; of Messrs. Ware arid Young, solicitors, Blackman-street a,id of Smithand Powell. 78, Blacklrnan-strect. Household Furniture. Soho-square.-By bMr. EDWARD FOSTER, at his Great Room, 14, Greek-street, Soho-square, on Moniday, Dec. 27, at II for 12 precisely, Large Assortinent of excellent Household FurnituTe, grand and square planofortes, fine burnlished gold china, and effects, comprising lofty 4-post, field, and other bedsteads, ivith chintz hangings, excellent seasoned ?eather beds, mattresses, and bedding, mnahogany double and single chests of drawvers, chairs, sofas, conches, mahogany dining, card, pembroke, and library tables, Brussels amid Kiddorninster carpets, figured foor cloths, aind numer- rous: dpme6tie requisites of genernl utility-. May be viewved, asid eata- logues lid at Mr. Edw. Foster's office, 14, Greek-street, Sobo-squiare. Albout 300 Dozen of very superior Wine. 1ATR. PE Tl'1T'r has the honzour of anhlounlcillg to the IY i| Nobility, Gentry, and the Publle,5that he ia instructec to SELL by AUCTION, at Mr. Pearse's Rooma. 135, Oxford-st;eet, between Old Caveudlsh-strect and HIolies-street, on Friday, 31st December. at 1. a very cholte STOCK of FINE WINE, consisting of 150 dozen of flne old Port, 70 dozen of fine old ditto In pints, 90 dozeni of.very superlor Sherry, 45 dozen oi very, old East and- West India Miadeira, &c. I'he wines are to he sold under very pecullar circumnstances, WIich prevent the possibility of a resorre, and are part of the very cholee stock sold by Kr. Pettitt in September last. The viner may b- tasted at thetimeof sale, and amnpleshad, bybeing pald for, -tro days previous, on applleation to Mr. Pettitt, wvhen catalogues mnay be had at the roomse, and of the ax ctionieer, 48, Brewrer-strevt, Goiden-squarc- To Stat loners, Merchants, and Others.-Capital House and Shop, ex- t*ensive well assorted modern Stock, gente2l Household Furniture, anid Effects, Fenchurch-street.-By Mr. BULLOCK, on the Premises. 55, Fenchturch-street,ercoer of Mark-lanie, on Monday, Jan. 3, and - 2 following days, at 11, by direction of the proprletor, who is enter- log into the wine trade, _f HjE very valuable Lease, 13 years, at the low rent of . 751. per annum, of a spacious modern brici hoouse, 4 stories high from tire basemnent, with handsome shop, frontinig the S strects, pri- vate entrance, and every trading and domestic coius'aiience, in perfect repair, where the business of a stationer, ccc. is earried on to the ex- tent ot 6,6001. par annum, tre good.wvill of which will be included in the purchase, and pessession had immiediately after the sale. The Stock is large, and of the best description, and embraces the usual variety of accousitbooks, writing and otherlapers. stanups, quills. and pens, and an infinity of articles; and all the household fur. niture, Including a neat drawing room suit, a fire torne 6focravewquare pianoforte by Kirkroan, wvith fluted legs, Sc. pedestal sideboard, (lass, late, china, and linen, bedsteadst beds, rand furniture of three cham- bers, 8 day clock, bracket ditto, and kstshen requisites; alsoz very good stand ing and a cutting press. ^7he premisea may lie vieved 8 days prior to 0he sale, when partiesularb rny be bad; and the stock and fur- Iituse twvo days, and catalogtses alo lied, on the premaises- at Garra- |avny's,And of Mr. Bullnek, Ffigh Holborma. N. B, The lease aiil be sold on thse first day, at 1 o'clocl;. Chandelier.s, upright Piano, Eight-day Clock. Dial, oId Chins aidA Glass, &c.-ldy WIN'STANLPY, and SONIS, at Mvr. Murrell's Sale- room, Skinnler-street, on Wednesday, Jan. 3, 18215, and followingi VTBHE urntur an oter ffects, removed from the,. iLold ewry; ompriing seeral edsteads, beds., andl beddlis', - chesl ofdrwere wingd an othe warrobes, br,ocases. ieboarTd. setof Inig ibls, ard In, ola ad pembro,ke ditto, damask and cottn wndowcurains chire.sofs. urkey carpet 19 S-.et 6 i.y 13 feet, Brussels carpets, Grecian lams,a 4'feet beamn, italien re- .qulsist,e,s C T be viewed oni TuesayPreceding andnmorningH or sae we tlpgtee; may b~e lhad oni hePremises ; a-id of lV listaa- ley aind Sons.t Paternoster-row. Valuable Library aud LCell5f Of ch'ice- Wines.-Bv WINSTAI4LEV and SONS, at the Mnar', ork Thursday, Jan. 6, 1825, cad following day, at II, by-orler IftlheAdinlnilstratu,r. H1 wll eected Library, of' the late IL G. AMackintosh, i ogq.remved romhis-reiilenee in GulIdfiord.atrL6tr c~nprIlngru ai eelet smblage or' th'e best editions of the followl,hg etfdj2 Ores, ~ ~ ~ ~ ""Mdern Europte, P(ct,eokjr Travels Air/ Win. .lonetes Works, Wallrpole's Rloyal .IRdn is,,, seai.cher. .flacon's -Works. Idalinot.h's Cicero, ClalRke's Travels, Da.gdal&,s St. Paul'v, Elgir. Mlarbles, Hewlett's BIble, Palsy's Works, Humne and Sinollett's En~gland, VatIiiutis's- Travels, Fort)e'.s Orientatl ?lemnors, Dili. din's Althrirl?iansa, Charaoock's -Wor,ks, Thanie'is British Authography, Leland'slitineraary. Mielune'sShakspeare,Locke's WIork,a, Strott'a Sylva, Bliruitalcah lirjtjsh lKssayies,y&e. Also thle clhoice Wines, now lying in the uiellardlnlfrulld turd-street. comprisiing abouit 106 dozen of excel- lent Pur.t Gyq;~rs and upwards in bottle, East sind WVest India Mpadeira, Sh4erry nild.Llsbon, Hock. tauterne, &c. 'ihebookasmaybeviewvedo, WVeds,eaty precedlngand nrip-ings of sale. ape of )the wlne and eataldguei hiad: 4'4days prev'aoui of W7instauley audi Sons, Paternoater- rosy; cataloigues also at the Itarr. Suigar E:state in Ndvls.-"By' Messrs. WI11NSTA NLET and ~SONS, 'at the AuctIoni-Msrt, os,'T'lnr-saay, ila.n. 28), at 12, in separate Lous, pur- suantitoan,OrAir of the Coinmiissls,ncrs na-Med [tie. Coininission of iiaiikrupt against Jamieg W'ildmnan, of Pen-court, Fecacharch.street. fin the.csty of London, merchanlt, Lot l. Debt f' ?8,000 sterlinig, or thereabGuts, charged fILupn acrain plantat.Ltoni, situate In the parish of St. (leogeaid slad a Neviis, called Stoniy-hill Plantation, containing 200swres (m re rlu' and algo ofanud In a. certain plantation,, calld flodau, cotainInig 193 acres (or therea6bouts), situate in the parsh forsai, ad 3lots of land, iying below Saddle-,hill, In the parih aoreaid r'otaiing300acres (or thereabotmitt, and a piese of land caled Cab-hle, nd nceother lot, near adjoininig the last menti- tiondpiece, susd a pieeo lad, called Mann's-lt,l containing, about- 4 aces,with thte worksb and buildingti thereon, ald-also oif anld in a gang of 224 niegroes and other slaves. subjac-t to a prior inoKtgage or chage f ?(00 strlig, r terebots. Lot 2. A Debt of ?ia5,ooo stering ortheeabuts du upn oen account by Henry Rlawilns and 7iiiamWortiuttnnWilkes,themortgagers of thie planitutions and~reiiilescomried n te lst otto the 1,ankrupt.. P_nticalurc wil ~eshotlyprnte, ad oay elad of Messrs W-instazuley and Sons Paernste.row N ssr. L B;ne, Oliver,ainVCork, Ne-w Brjde'srpe, Lndon an ofMesrs.WGuodcock, Smith), anld Co. Sug_ar 9_t-at,7mn jarnaica.-liy VVINST'AN LETY and bONg, at the AuC410rr Mart. on Thiursday, January 20, ut 12, in separate lots, 'Pursuant I,, an order of tile Cermmm,,sloners, Siamned Inia Corianis-. sion of: liank-rupt against Jan)cs Wildinan, of Pen-court, Ilenchureh. s;treet, in tile City of Lo,ndon, merchant- Lot I. H IE Mortgage Debt of 9,0001. steriing, or the-re- -T abouts, charged up~sn acertarin planita,tion, situate lit the Pariahi of., Clarendon, lit the county of Middletex, and Islanid of Ja maihca, called' P'ndir's Valley Plantxtion, and the works and buIld- inge,there; ad upon a gang of -its negroes, or thereabouts, aitd uPon the-lIve antd dead stock theresnito belonging, and also upon thte Pennl in thLe said parishi called Pinda;h-' Lodge, consisting together of abeirt SO10 acres, with thec nlessuages, luthldlngs, atnd negroes tb,.-enn, anid therewnnto beloniging,. together with thie ri0ht and Ilnteree"y9,tl,e mertgg~e nw in ossegssin, and whichpseso ilan vered up to the purcaser. Lot 2. A Gang ef 53iSlaves, worgl~w upon PinarbValey -he bslut popetyof thie brnkrapt. Lot S. The Nior~sgDebrofl,S0O.strlisg.o thee.asont.an therigt 2and inter, ate n th ps labof S,l'orns inohe astihe ounty ottrbvar Islad ofJamaca,calldSuningh ol, costeox gb o mtortto Rafefor tue sum of 6,(001. sterling, or thiereatbous Lt4Acertatin P]i5ntation, or Stugar E-tate.-situate in the parish of St. Thomas in/ tile Vale, In the county oIf Mididlesex, anid lsIand of Jatmaica. called Shenton, anid thie !.ands thereof; and alsto at piece of land, situate at Abo've Rocks.in the said parishi of St. Thiomas in the Vale, containirng 119 acres, tog-ether with the works ansd buildinigsthaereon; and againg of' - slaves, and tbe live and deaLd stock, The pos'ession of thle whole will begiveri to the purchaser, satbject to an unntalty of 13OOt. Per anLnum durinig thle life of a lady, aged about 71 years Lot 35. A Debt of 8.,OO1. sterling, or theretboutis, charged upon a cefrtain- plantatior, situate in the pari=sh of St. George intile isand of Jaionaica, called Ci~ai,ts Mtill, anjd the slaves andsoc heen,ah ject to an amnnity of 1301. sterling for the life ofald.geabu 42. Lot d. A Gang of sh-out 70 Slaves, on Ehsher Patto,i h Parishi of St. Mlary, in the Island of Jansaica.Pitd-atclr will1 shortly, be published. anid may be hud by applicaint isall and Sonis, Paternloster-row; M,Wessrs. Le Bllantc, Oliver n ok e Biridge-street, London ; and Megsrs. Alarstou, Dali,an ?lrt. Kingston, Jamnaica. Brrick Earth. West Thurrock-, Fssex.-~To I L-EThb)- AU~CTION. by W,INS-ANLEY and SONS, aLt-tbe Auction ?ulart,.early in-January, in lots, A\ BOUT Thirty-one Acrer of' excellent Brick Earth, .L--situate at West Thurrock, near Grays, In the couEntty of Essex, which -will ble divided into 4 lots. Fuarther particulatrs and the day of salec will be d;iW advertised In this and other papers. Fu5lslsired Bfiiard T-able, niiat Furniiture, Musical Iinstrumnents, Paint- ii,gs. Prints, C-c. remc,ved from tln eountry,-ly Mrt. ltQVlHU axnd. SON, at their Greait Room, Savills-row, not Thursday. ttile 30th instaLnt, at 12 precisely, on account of the numiber of lots, lI1H E neat and excellent Houscholtl Furniture, comn- Pi prli -ng drawing roomi, eating parlour, ilnd i-ed chatrber requi- sites, pier anid chimnney glasses, a capital foil sized bililiard ta-ble in ex- cellenit condition, with l50r1p-, &c co-mplete, ad6 and a hralf octave horn.- zoural grand pianio, a sqoaire pianfo, a few paintings, prinits, china, glass, and various othier eftrbcts. To be v'iewe&-or Wednesday preceding, wt,en catalognenstiay be hLad. rehold Wor%ted Mtill, ionlisgr.,,ve, Vorcesters;hire.-By Mr. WYLEYN, at tile Crown hiotel. lrrnisgrove, Jan. 25,15125, ~Ver~ Valuable Freehiold Worsted Mill, four steries ALhig ,, with wingsa of 3 stories (in which an extenisive business in thne manuisctureof worsted yarn lisa been carried on for upwards of 30 yearsi, togethier with the shops, warehouses, wvool roorms. dye houss, drying house. tvashhlouse, oil roomns. coniber's "Lops, baril, stable, tool, and sereral closes of rich land, containing togethter 28s. 2r. 6s. The millle is orked by a ivaaer-whbeel, 12 feet wvide and 230 feet high, which Is5 turned by two streamis of water. The reservoisr Cover about 7 acres. The mlachinery-, wvhichi is of the best descrip.. ition. steam enigine of 12-horse power on Wats's principle, lathes auid- Other tools, combs,- Cc. may be purchased eit4er alone or toether with the freechold; at a valutuiiou. The premishes arc! close to the tol- i: of Bironisgrove, in tile county of Worcester. For turther. partriculars and to treat- of sale by private contract, apply to) MeNsssC Le Blanc, Oliver, aiid Cook, solicitors, Nevw Bridge-strext. Blackfriars, MYr. Housolian, 44, Gntter4tine, Cheapside, London;t Mr. Adams. Broms- grove; Mr. Samuel Davi-s, Lelcester; oir Mr. Wyley, Admaston., near Wellingtoii, Salop. CAPITAL HOUSE and PpEIlSES, NEW BOND-s-rRFET, withl_ MEDIATE POSSESSION.-By Mr. WILtOCK, at Garwa', n f Tinirsday. Jan. 20, at 12, ?ThHE SPACIOUTS and VIALUABLE LEASEHOLD IL HOUE, mut desirably at:d advantageously situate, -No. 160j, i NewHoo.d-stree, l,late ttie baikiiighouse cf hlelirs. CHAMI-TERS anid SON, containing numerous airy cheerful bedehamber's, DRAWIING ROOMS sod b,.udoir, t complete- range of offic-es and strong rooms, for the bustaess of a banker, wsith all requisite domesrlofi e, tn staircase, wrater closets, and a lurge gardien;: from the daigr,m a corridor leads to a spacious lofty 2AN QUETI N G or DiNN OM ilnished writh hha0ttulti paintings on the stuccoed sideS ysems emninent artists, together with an ady.,inilog doublecoeosean 6-stall stable. In Barlow-mews. Thie premises have ret-ently been partly rebuilt, and the whbole thiorouglhly repaired asid improved at a great expense, anid from thieir central sItuation are presumed to be mio(st eligible for a baimker. or for an lintel of the first consequence, or for, any, iespeetable business re luiring roorn, aI,d they are beld ott leae fom ilecit ofLonon.~orFoty Years. from L:u;yday, 1554. at grundTet o 29 ls 11. cr nnm, renewable every Fourteeu. Veorfor ver,at te sae ret, o payent of a fine of onily ?- years groud rnt o suh rnewa. T bevIewed on the Ist o,f JIauttary, til th sle,whe prtiulas ay e ad onthepremise.- of Mlesisi. flewer~and aslwood soicitrs,45,Conduit-street; of Mir. Nial'- hen' solcito, 19 Chacerylane at rarraay's; and of 2Mr. IVilsc,- CAPITAL t,EASF.H-OLD) HOUSES and GROU-ND RENTS, ST. MARY- LE-IiONE- Mr. WIILLOCK, att Garrilxra)'s, on Thursday, the 20th of January, 1825, at 12, In FOURTE-EN LOTS, by refer of the Executors of the Rev. Thomas Raddish, UND)RY valuable Leaseholdi Rouses and Ground Rents, amountinig to neaLrly TWELVE HUNDRED POUNDS PERt ANINUM, viz.- Lot 1. The Houise, No. 49, in oxford.sL-eet, In tuie occupution of Nlessrs. Miancel anud Tuylor, at 1051. per annum. . Lot 2. The House, No. 30, in Oxford-street, in the oeccapation of Mr. Davies, Iiimendraper, at 1051. per annum. Let S, A Ground Renit of X4 pc-r auum, issuing out of Noa.36, in Oxford-street, with a reversionary linterest thaerein. Lot 4. TuLe Houste, No. 62. in Oxford-street. In tile occupation of Mir. Martin. carper-manufactisrer, at 1371. 1Os. Par annum. Lot S. The House, No. 7, in Newman-street, in the occupation of John Jackson, esq. at 801. per asians;n. Lot 6. Thie Hourse, No. 66, irn Ilortimer-street, ln the occupation of Mfr. KPnsett, cablinetmnakier, at 301. per annum. Lot 7. The Hotise. No. 78. in Margaret-street, In the occupation. of Mri. Smithi, coaclmmakser, at 1801. per annumn. Lot 8. A Tenemuent, in Mutrylebone-passage, necar to the last !ot, in the Occupation of Mr. Carter. at 1.Il. pl-r annumn. Lot 9. A Grounid Renit of ?12 per annum,isin u of INo.9, iii Wimnpole-street, with a reversio-nary interest ithsetrteIng.u Lot 10. The House, No. 6, In Upper Berkeley-street, in the oero. Pationa of Mlrs. Drirnomonid, at 841. per annium. Lot II. A Moiety of the MouLse, No. 3, In Raathbrmne-place, in the occupation of Mr. Clayton, taller, at 751. per annum. Lot 12. A MoIety of the i-loose. No. 7, in Rathbhone-plarc, in time occupationx of Mr. Theobald, lnstter, at 9011 per annum. Lovt 13. A Mdoiety, of a HeLige, No. 40. in Pathbone-plaee, in th-e occupationt of Mr. Cope, chrunometermault-er, at 841. per annum. Lot 14. A MoIety of a Houtse, No. 46, In Ratlsbaene-pluee, ir, the occupation of Mr. Watt, coachmnak-er. at 1201. per annumn. Some of the temiiunts are holdinxg on old leases, therenmts of which miay be very considerably advanced. Descriptive particulurs are pre- paring, anid maty he' had, 2-1 days precedtng the sale, of Mr. vtyhi:. solicittor, 4, Llnsoin's-inn-fields; at Garrawray's; and of Mr. WIllpct. 23. Golden-square. -Mr. Fuautietoy's l,cnutifu1 Freehold Grecian Villa ; also Two desirablee Pieces of Building Groundi, the eleprnt FunItture, a Cabinet Piano- forte, Linen, French China, a capital 12-feet Billiard rable, about 100 Orange TIrees, and other Greenhouse Plants. - By Messrs. DAWSON and CAFE, on Wednesday, December 29, in 3 lots, by order of the AssIgnees, A Freeh:old Giecian Villa, much admnired for it-s chaste 11_desIg n of elevation, uuil.ue in its Interior comforts aLnd simple elegatnce, standinig In a lawvn, or;,minented with choice shLrubs,; n con- servlirory.- a billiard-roorm taStefully fitted up in imitation of Bisons- pairte's travelling tent, a 4-stabl stable withl duouble cs.schhouse. &c. the whole enclosed withl a capital n-all and carriage entrance, thke property and rksidence of the late H. Fatuttleroy, esij. delightttully situatte onx the northi side of 'Western-pl;sce, Brighton, conmmanding an extensivc seaL view, %5ithl a v-iew, of 'Worthing and the ad.Jacent coisntyy- alan 2 v-aluabile pieces of b uildinigground. On the same and following slay wNill he sold thec eleFgatt household f-araiture maid effects. Th'ie nilses maybe viewee by tickets onily, which nirv be had wivth partIV - laTs of R. Holbrook, eKaWatesrerrphare. Brighton; of A. Gordon, dt" 57, old Birmad-street; or Messrs. Da-wsim and Cafe, G-reatTtarIlhoroctl, street, also particulars may be had at the prncipzal inns at Brighton, -orting L------ Co-.1el,4C. wep Ri-ate -Ad Croydon. The at Is. each. Freehold lNstates, Huntingdonshlre--Bs C. POTTO, at the Crown- Inn, St. Ives. on Monday evyening, Dec. 27, between the hours of G anid 8, 71_ HE following truly valuable Freehold anid Part . Titlhe-free Estates, in the Parieh of PIiley, in the county of Huntingdon, being a very compavt Highland farm. Lot 1. Coon- prises avery handsome modern builhdoublebrick, and tlled farm-louse vith sasl, front, with barns, stables, graiairy, cartand btullock hovels. and all other outbuildi2ns thereto beloiiglng. wvith, a rood gardeni and OT$ hard wvell planted wvlzii a choiceselection ef fruit trees. and is nearly surrounded writh a moattand large fish pond well stocked with fish together with 139 acres of rable and pasture, and I aere of wood lana ins ring fence, being ineOsed with thrivi.ng quicks, in eomimenient grounlds for,seeniati, Lot 2. Is a farrlhonse and two cottage-withS barn. yard, and,garden, and a close of excellent pasture. coLntaInLu. about 3 aicres aiid a half (iore or le.ss) called Ri bty's-clase. Ls,t B. Is 8 acres (ssore or less) of rich pasture, called 21acbsrith's-close. The situation of the above estates renders a very desirable opportunity for investmenit of capital, as it opens upon a good turnpllieread, wvlthin 4 mniles of the large market townvl of St. Ives, and 8 from Huntingdoln, and about 10 minutes' wralk to Somersham. where coaches pasF to and from London daily, and in a fine sporting part of the country. The poor rates are remarkably low, ansd part of the purchase monxye may remain on security if requlred. For further parieculars inquire of Mr. Fisher, solIcitor, St. lyve, shere a pli of tbe estate asRy be seCn; or of hlr. W. Dare, of Pidley, the proprietor and occupier, Nvho will show the samne; or to the auctioneer, Erlth. HILDREN Cuttinig Teeth.-At Mr. Burchells. sole proprietor and preparer of tho Anodyne Necklaces to the late RLug, for the Royavl Children, 79, Long-acre, aud Positively by bis aPloItittni5t no where else in London, are s&ld the original ANO- pTNE: NECKiLACES for Children cutting teeth. after wearimig swhieh butgone night infants have ctit their teeth with perfect &ifety- who were nearly reduced to the grave by sits, fevers, conmulsioZs, Lc. all -proceedingfrom their teeth; priee 9s. likewise the famous Sugar Plums, for w.ors in children and grovrn personrs, boxes ts. Sd each; i they are not to be distinguished in taste and appearancefroun corm. mon sugar phim6. and may-with the greatest safety begiven to infarts Sold Plo at Mr. Newbery's, Danse-street, Dublin. SAl.ES BY AUCTION.