Sales By Auction.
The Times, 1824-10-28T00:00:00

Plate, Gold and Silver Vratches 6;0 Gold Seals and Keyv, ,Tewel. ]ery very, fine Guns a-d Pistols, a Clock, superfine Cloth, Kniges and IFotrks, 8cc -BY Messtirs.. ROBINS, 'at their Rooms, Pl&%zas, Covent-gardeen,Ht1s DAY and To-morrow, at 12, VSEFUL Plaw, ini 3 quart tankards, chased cdffee pot tea ;ots and stands. sugar basins, cruet stands, pin1t mugs, tspoons, for-s, and ladies, 120 gold and silver wateles, bell repeaters gold 8eab sind keys? opera glasses, jewellery; diamnond rlngi gnd loket, very fine doutflee gns, 2 pigeon guns, pistols, dozens ot nes a:nd forka, capital superfine cloth, rnheeting, ell wide print, silks, laces, shawcls, isclisss, Capital great coats IVellington ditto, trousers, feather beds, &c. Alay be viewed, ana catalogues had at Phe valuaible and very extensiye Freehold Estates of the late Alar- ittls of Ormonde, together with Mines of Coal and Iron-stone, taffordshire, and Warwlckshire. By Messrs. ROBINS, at the Roebuck Tavern, Newcastle^undev^lyne, oT1 Monday, Nov. I (for the third); at the Craven Arms, Coventry, on Wed. neaday, Nov. 3 (for the foel rthe and at the Auction Mlart, lion: don, on Thutsday, Nov. 18 (or the fifth) ; by direction of the rarstees for Sale of the flnglish Estates of the late Mlarqiais of Ormonde, under a Atct of Parliament, in variousand suitafalelots, HE valuable and highly improvable PREEHOLD T ESTATES of the late Alarquis of Ormondle, (For the 'rhird Salc.) A valuable lPreehold Estate, most desirably situate about a mile from Stoke uponTrcnt, and 3 miles frotn Newcastle-under.Lyne. It consists of a respectable old farmnhouse, wzith suitable buildings pleasantly situate, together with 194 acres of excellent land; divided into convenient enclosures, in the occupation of John Limer, as tenant at will, Thi8 estate abounds in fine coal. (For the Fourth Sale.) Two excellent Preehold Parms, desirably situate at Coundlon, About 2 miles from the city of Coventry, comprebending 2 excellent farm housetts, hd all requtsite tarm building', and 183a. 3r. 4p. of unusqalJ Lrich meadow and pasture, and small part arable land, lYt,g entirely in a ring fence, let at low rents, amooriting to about 3601. a year, but frem the superior quality of the land, and the peculiar advantages derivable trom its coaltiguity to Coventry, It may be estimated at 4001. a year. Also a perpetual rent clharge or 71. 13s. 2d. per annum, charged upon and issuing out of Sir 'Thomas White's charity estate, in Stoke Biggen and Spoonend, in the county of Warwick and ci'y of Coventry, or one of them, payable half yearly by the Corporation of Coventry, as trustees for Sir Thomas White's cha rity. (For the Fifth Sale.) A valuable and very compact Freehold Estate, consisting of Coton Pack Farm, free of tithe. It is pleasantly situate, contiguouas to the Chlcote estate, in the parish of Roleston, with a good farmhlnuse and requisite farmbuildings, and 211a. 3r. l9p. of excellent land, in a ring fence, and divided into convenient inclosures. The farm has bean long in thc occupation of Jo~hn Burto%, a respectable tenant, at a low rent. 'the estirnated value is 3301. a year, altogether formning a property of4,038 acres, and presenting a vary desitable oppor- tunity for investment The estates may be viewed by apply- ig to the respective tenants. Printed particulars of each estate5 with descriptive plans annexed, may be had (at Is. eicht) at thle office of W. B. 'rhomnas esq. Chesterfielal; at the various places of tale; the Angel, Alfreton ; Tontine, Sheffield- Rnyal Exchange coffeeroom, Alanche9ttr; iHen and Chickens, Birmingham; Elliston's lihreary, Leamington; Old Bath, Mlat- lock; Swan, Mlansfield; White Horae, Leeds; Angel, Buxton; Rutland Arms, Bakewell; Granby, Harrowgatet King's Arms, Liverpool; Black's Head, Nottingham; King's Arms, 'Tam- worth; George, Litchfield ; Queen's Head(, Ashby ; Angel, Atherston; at the office ot AMessrs. tWilliams, Brooks Powell, and Broderip, Lincoln's-inn; Mleare. Atnory and Celee,i'hoginorton- sitreat; M Aessrs. Csrdale antI Bramley, Bedford-row; at the Mart; and of AMessrs. Robins, Covent-garden, where plans of all the estates mav be seen. SU) 11 VN~HiA (i,, MIANSION, anti DK.tEMSNk;, to the county of Derby, with all its Manorial Rightt, Privileges, and Imnnu. nitiea the Perpetual Adrowson, and nea-rly 4,500 Acres of lIand, exonerated from the land tax, and within a ring fence; the manor abounding with game, together with 1,000 acres of land 5 miles distant, which forms a pleasurable moor game appendage also the invalusable Mines of Coal and Ironstone thereto apper- taining..By Messrs. ROBINS, at the Astetion jUart, on Thurs- lay, November 18, by direction of the Trustees for Sale of the (English Estates of tite late Mlarquis of Ormonde, under an act of parliament E distingutished MANSION and extensive DO- T HAI:N of the late Dl arquis of Ormonfe, called SUTTON- !IALL, in the most delightful pa t of the county of Derby, placed i in a park of tuncommon beauty, well stocked with deer, and com- manlding in all directions interesting views of unuiual extent antd variety. The mansion presente a noble stone edifice, designed and completed by Nicholas, Earl of caredale., in the most ornamented st;yle of Grecian architeettre, the grand suit of rooms are ornamented by Artan and Vosai, It.alian artistasf great celebrity; it is adapted to the moa; perfect accommodation of any nobleman, and it may be safe:lg atfirmed that it needs not dread a comparison with Chats- worth, Hardwick, or any of those admired seats in its vicinity. The park is diversified by avenues of fine old elmn treeR beautifully featherng to the grouad, and wide spreading cheatnuts, relieved oc- casionally by pieces of water of sonte extant. 'rhe garuens are ex- tensive and cncompassed by brick walls 14 feet high. The domestic arringements and all the offices are of the best description. The park and convenient farms lying in a ring fence. extend to the high mail road between Nottingham and Chesterfield, from Leeds to London. The Moor Gateo Estate is about 1,000 acres. The estate altoirether comprehends about FIVE, TliOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ACRE1S of LAND, upen the whole of which the land-tax has been redeenied.The farma are occupied by a respectable tenantry, at low rents, admitting of con- siderable auementation at Lady-day next, and the whole estate naoy be confidently estimated at EIGHT THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS per annum. Also the Perpetual Advowfion of Sutoraom cuU Duck- rariton, subject to the life of the present incumbent, the annual value about 6001. ; together Avith the extensive noanors, with the privlege anv inimunitire. The estate abounds with game; the lands adijoinin to theDuke of DevonshireandSirWindserHunlocke, includling 10,000 acres, are utrietly preserved. There are also very valuable mine, of coal anai ironstone in great ab m'dance, producing at pre'eat a large rental, but capable of an imnmediate and consi- dlerable increase. Printed particulars and plans of the estate may be had (at Is. each) of IV. B. Vhcanas, esq. Chesterfield; at the Bell, Dcrbv; Bull'a Head, Louaghborough; Tontine, Shieffield; Royal Exchange coffeeroomn, Manchester; Hen and Chickens, Bir- inmnglam; Old Bath, 5Matlock; Granby, Harrorgaete; E5liston's library, i.ramington ; thbe White H orse, I,eeds; theAngel, Buxton; KinR'8Arms, Liverp,ool; Bettison's librarvy (hleltenham; of lMessrs. Williams, Brooka. Powell, and Broderip, Lincoln'a-inn ; Messrs. AInoryantI Coles,Throgmorton.street; illessrs.Cardale andBraniley, Bedford.row; at the Auction Alart; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent- garden, where plans of all the estates, and a drawing of Sutton-hall, may be geen. Ttae Ct0i-LU(OTiE ESTATE, Derbyshire, rntb the lIlatior co-ex- tensive with the Patigh, comprehending six excellent Farms in the best po-sible condition, with a variety of Cottages, including the wliole of the Parish, entirely within a ring fence, and ex- oneratedl from land tax._By Mlessts. ROBINS, at thie Auction Mart, on 'tatrsday, November 18, by direction of thie 'I'ruatees for Sale- of the English E-ates of the late MSarquis of Ormonde, under an Act of Parliament, and of the Devisece in Trust under the Vt ill of the late Marchioness of Ormonde, under a Decree of the Court of Chancery, in I lot, A ;Most tlesirable FREEHOLD INVESTrIV ENT, comn- J prehending altogether one of the most compact and eligible Estates itl Derbyshire. It includes THS: ENTIRE PARISH OF C11ILCOTE, together with the Manor and every advantrge connected with it. rhe estate compritee altogether one THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED andTWENTYACRES, 2r.32p. of very capital Pasthre, A eadow, and ArableLand,divided into the following 6 capital Farmy,with superior farm houses and suitable buildings to each, and an infinity ef useful cottages, in the occupa- tion of a moat respectable tenantry whose ancetorg 'inave rented it nearly 200 years :-Mr. Baker's Farn, 257a. Ir. 2Vp.; Mr. B. tIousley's Farm, 251a. lr. lip.; Mt. IR. Alousley's Farm, 223s. 2.;; hir. W. W ously s Farm, 194a. 9r. i. , r. Harris's Farm, 20Ia. 2r. 15p.; Air. aux's Fatm, 187a. 3r. 30p. The property incluades,the whole of the parish. The estate aboundswith game, and it is presumed that there are valuable coal minea on the esate ; lately belonRing to the Marquis and MaYchionets of 0.,haondo. The estate is advantageously circalmgtanced rin Mtny respects ; it is within an easy reech of the five capital markets of Tamnworth, Ruytost, ichfielal, Ashbyl ald Atherston, and the whole ia exone- rated from the land tax. The prescnt low rental is abottt 2,2001. a year. The ptesumed value is 2,600I. per annum. It may be, afcly affirmned, that the county of Derby does not present altogether a more desirable investment for capital. AA mote detailed particular, with pigis annexed, j8 ngw preparing, and will be ready for delivery within a mnonth, at the office of Master Courtenay, Southampton. buildings, Chancery-hlne, London; at tha a ing's Arms,Tamworth ; George, JLchfield ; the prihespal Ions at Burton, Ashby, and Atherston;; of W. B3. Thothwt, esq. Chesterfield ; of Moseats. Wil- liamsit, Brookes, Plowell, and troderip, Lincoln's-inn ; of essrs. Amnory and Colets, Throgrnorton_gtreet of Messrs. Cardale and Branm;ey, Bedford-row ; of Mle8ars. Aldridge and Smith, Lincoln'sa. iann; of MAessrs. Farrers and Co. rincoln's.inoofielels at the Auc- tionmart, andoofMessrsrg Robins, Covensa-garde. Valuable Freehold Investment of 216l. arising out of first rate Chanabers Lincoln's-inn-fields. and House and Premises, Bart- lett'si-buildings, improvable an II yearsi to at least 700 guineas a year.-By blessrs. ROBINS, at the Mart, onTrhurslay, NOV. 18, at 12 in 2 lots, by direction of the Trustees for Sale of the Enpzlish hstates of the late Marquis of Ormonde, under an Act of Parliamnent, ACapital Freehold Mansion, in the preferable part of A n 8inn.fields, being No. 44, sotith side ; it is judiciously divided into seven suits of chambers, occupied by highly respectable grofea8ional Gentlemener, with entrance to Portugal-street ; coach. ouse, stabling, and rooms over, nvw producing a rental little shortof70n01. a year. It is ,le,ased to J Pyne, esq. for a term, ex- PiTing 183', at a very low old rent of 1501. Aloavr cneia Family House, No. 25, Bartlett's-buildinge, Holborn, on lease to a respectable Gentleman for 12 years unexpired, at 651. a year. Particullar may be had 14 days prior at tlhe Mart; of Messrs. Williams, Brooks, Powell, and Broderip, Lincoln's-inn; of hlesRrs. Amory and Cole, Throgmorton.atreet; of Alessrs. Cardale. and Branmley, Bedford-row ; of XV. B. Thomas, esq. Che3terfield. street; a nd of Messrs. o obins, Covent-garden. In Norfolk and Cambridge.-Valuable Freehold and Leasehold Estatee, with a 51anor, altogether 425 Acres, in 63 Lets.-By Messrs. ROBINS, on Tuesday, Dec. 7. at the White Hart Inn, W'isbeach, Isle of Ely, on WVednesday, Dec. 8, at the Five Bells, at Upvwell, in Norfoll ; on Thurstlay, Dec. 9, at the Castle Inn, Downham-nmarket; and on Friday, Dec. 10, at the Chequers-inn, St. Germain's.bridge, at 5 o'clock in the evening of eaca day, by direction of the Executors of Mrs. Horne deceased, I'bESIRABLE FPreehold and part Leasehold Estates, J... Fcomprising 79 acres of rich arable and pasture land, at WVis. beach St. Peter's Leverington, and Elm, in the Isle of Ely, and at Emneth, West Walton, and I errington, in Norfolk. A valuable estate, with the manor of Alulliancourt, in Catwel], satnalry farm- houses and cottages, and 294 acres of rich arable and paslure land, iln Norfolk sad the Iale of Ely; an excelleit freehold estate, with double tenements, and near 21 acrea of land, i rt Downhamn-rarket; and an eligible estate, with farm house, I3 tenemeint, and 20 acres of anl, at 'I'errinugon, St. Clement's, W ggeahall, St. Germain's, slingeon, dcc, in Norfolk. Ptrticularg may. be had, 21 days prior,. at all the places of sale; of essrs. Forter, Frere, and Fpster, Lirt. cola'sa.inn; and of Measre. Rlobins, VcUrcotgrden .gapiti} 'veght4f Utode e:Ini csiedtt, 1kfntri b6f`lie' anwhal value 7, t'. avqr .t1;0ua0:oyethez rrith.'a 'Mianor ^'Krthdriog 29'$tii&. in .ckcumfinercce;.withbquit~ents, fines; andl 05111h -taotita rights, the:elegant Cettage VillR, with Gardens and G1ounds &c.-Bv Metsw. UROBENS, at the Auction Mlart, on'Triday, Nov. 19, '?TALUABLB Freehold Estate, conglsting of an unusu- V ally eligible inveestment, inasmuch as. wood lands have teen les. affected by the late uncertainty in agricultural produce. It com. prthsondA hltogeihre NINE HUNDRED and'EIGHTY-EIGHT ACRES of LAND, erituatewithin 3-milesof4Andover,-the turnpi7te road from thernce to Bath-'assing thtough the estate. In this romantic wood, and at a ahvt tremove 'romn the road, is asmallibut a delightful cottave villa, euvironed- by pleasure gardens uiad grounds, with coire8pondent offieet of -every description, and about 20 acres of pastttre land; alto the Manor which is exceedingly ex:ensive, and probably the largest In the courity being TWEN-HY-NINE MILES in CIRCUMFERENCE, together with the fines, quit rents, &c. The estate abounds with game, attd the situation and advantages connected with it render it en extremelydesirable investment. 5The' Woods consist chiefly of young oak. Particulars are preparing, and may' bc had 21 days pri0r to tbe sale, at the Star, Andove9l; the White Hart, Salisbury; the Crown? Basingatoke; the Star andi George, Southampton; the Gleorge, W~inchesteer of Messrs. Hanrote antI Metcalf, Lincoln's_ nn; the lUirt; and of MSes8rs. Robins, Covent-garden. P'olicy in the tlobe Asurance foT 3,00uo. on a life aged 75.-By Mtessrs. ROBINS, at the Mart, on Friday, N'ov. 19, at 12, APolicy for 3,000]. in the Globe Assurauce Company, .L cffected in 1817, on thle life of a gentleman now aeed 75. Tim parties are of the highest respectability. Particulars 10 days prior at the Mart, and in Covent.-garden. Benters' Shares in Covent.gsrden and Drury-lane Theatres, with transferable free admiasions..By Diessre. ROBINS, at the Alart, na Friday, Noy. 19, at 12, in 3 lots A ?.500 Subscription Share in the Theatre Royal Covent A Garden, proritcing an income of 251. per asnurn, payable half rearly, githout any 'deduction. Alao a New renter's Share in the 'heatre RoyalDrurylane, the last dividend, 161. IOY. They are held for nearly 80 yearr, with free admissions for the whole term, teanslerable every season. SAlso, by order of the assignees of lir. Gecorge Oakley, five 1001. Shares in Drury-lane Theatre. Particu- lar 10 prior, at the hlart and in Covent-garden, Stock of a Bookseller tand Stationer, the proprietor relinquishing the business.-Bi Mr. SAUNDERS, at his Great Room 39, Flect-streer, on 'Tuesday the 2d, and Wednesday the 3d of *ov. nt half-past 12 Precisely, C ONIPRI?f SING a Circulating Library, includieng the most popular and csieemed plb.licatioas, miscellaneous books, uasetul.and fancy'stationerv in valuable ledgers, account, memoran- dum, and pocket-books, writing papers, cards, India rubber, black lead pencils, pens, and quills also 1' dozen pair of black ailk stock- ings, &c. To be viewed, and catalogues had. By Alr. SAUNDERS at his Oireat Roo, 39, Fleet-street, on Thursday the 4th5 and Fridav the 5th of Novenmber, at half-past 12 precisely, .7'IHE extensYcRand wvell assorted remaining Stock of JL Sunday School Reward Books and JuvenileWorks of M tr. John OII'or, 44, Newyase-street (late Agent to the Sunday School Union), retiring from that 23ar of the business, consisting of about 400,000 of the most populsy 'and esteemed woitek of the above class, the hole in gOOd'2 preservation, and lotted for retail dealers and priyate purchasers. To be viewed, andl cataloguecs had. rslington._Valuable l,easehoid Estat. let on lease, and to yearly tenanits, at rents amounting to 561. per annum.-By Dr. CA NSDE:LL, at the M#lart, To-morroxw, Oct. 29, at 12, in I lot, FT REE Dwvelling-houses, with carpenter's slhop, yard, -and premises, desirably situate, Nos. 1, 2, and 3, Orchard- grove, close to the Bali's.pond toll.gate, Loser-road, Islington' mnuck un,derlet to old and respectable cenents, on lease anid at vill, at 'i61. per annum. Lasn3d tax redeemed. The estate is held for a very long term, at a low ground rent. May be vievred by leave of the tenants, and particulars had of Messrs. Hamilton and Twining, solicitors, Berwick-strect, Soho; at the Mlart; and of Mlr. Can8dell, survevor, 10, Nortonfn.'eate. Brixton-road.-Valuable Leasehold EBstae, estimated to produce 0601. a year.-By M2r. CA.NSDELL, at the Mlart, To-morrow, Oct. 29. at 12, in 7 lots, 5EVEN unusually sabstantial aned genteel Residences, "most desirably situate, about half a aile from the nevr church at Kennington, on the ea%t side, and preferable part of the- Brixton - road. Five of the houses form an elegant and uniform pile of betildlngs; the other tyro are nearly adjoining, and eyually sub- stantial; the whole aTe approached by front courts, and have ex- tensive walled-gardens at the back, are nearly finished, fit for the occupation of respectable families, estimated to produce 801. per annum each, at which rent part of the holles are already let ; held under Lord 13o0land, for nearly S0 years, at a low ground rent. May be viewedi and particulats had at the Alart; and of AMr. Clsuslell, Nortoncfalgate. 'v'uvey 1 Bedfordshire.-Deairable Freeholdl Residence, withi larsre Gardenr Coachhouse, and Stable.-By Nhr. WAi. STEVENS, at the Auction Mart, on Tuesday, NoY. 1, at 12, Desirable FreeholI Estate, consisting of a convenient Ar family dwelling-house, situate at Turvey, 8 miles from Bed- ford and 4 frorn Olncey, containing 5 excellent ariry bed chambers and 2 servants' sleeping rooms, good drawing room 17 and half. feet by 15 and a half feet, dining room, houeekeeper's room, butler's pantry, front and back kitchens, larder, and 2 cellars, with garden, coacll- house, and stable. Also two tenements adjoining, on lease, for a term of which 27 years are unexpired, at a nomuinal sround rent Alay be viewed, and particulars had at the Swan, gedford ; Bull, Olney; Swan, Newport Pagnell; of John Garrard, esq. solicitor, Olnev, Buckg; andl of lIlr Wn,. Stevens, 36, Old Jewrrv, Lon(lon. Sherriogteon Bucks._Vluabl. Treehold Estates, comprising 156 Acres and 27 Perches of fertile Arable, Mleadow, and Pasture Land, with roomy Farmhouses, and all requisite Out-buildings.- By Mlr. W5M. ST&VENS, at the Auction.mart, on Tuesday, Nnvember 1, at 12, in 2 Lots. Lot 1. A Freehold Estate, comprising 83 acres, 3 roods, A1 and 26 perches of arabIc, meadow, and pasture land, situate at Sherrington, on the high road from Newport Psancll to Olney trom which place it is distant 3 miles, 2 from Newport Pagneil, 12 from Bcoford, If from Northampton, and 18 from Wellingbro', all excellent market towna, with a capital modern residence, large granary fitted up with bins, faTm yard, barns, stabling, and rehuialteomtbuildings; in tite occupation of Mr. WnVm. Marshall, as tenant at wil), at a rent of 1451. lOs. 3d. per annum. iAlso 4 tenements, situate in the village of Sherrington, in the occupation of weekly tenants. Ilnt 2. A very eligible Freeholdl Estate, lying within a ring fenca and adjoining a part of lot 1, con- stisting of72 acres, 1 rood, and 11 perches of exceedingly fine arable, meadow, and pasture land4 conveniently disposed, with a farm houtse, farm yard, barrn, stabling, and convenient outbuildings, on lecase to and in the occupation of for an unexpired term of - years, at a rent of-. MTay be viewed' with leave of the terants, and parttculars had at the place of sale; at the Swan, Bedtbrd; Bull, Olncy; Swivan, New:por Pagnell- of John Garrard, esq. solicitor, Olney, Buche; an:i of Mlr. Wm. Stevens, 36, Old 3cvwry, London. Genulnc Flousehold Furniture, Ptanotorte by 'romkison, large Glasses, Library of Books, Old WVines, and Effects, removed from Lintoln'a-inn.fields.-By Mir. DAVIS, at his Rooms, 43, RathboRe.place, To-morrow, Oct. 29f, at II, H House of Furniture of the usual description, a bril- Lii liant toned pinnoforte, and violins; pier and chiimney glasses, 100 lots of book's n splebdid bindings, sBeatce musid, iare old port wine, madeira and sherry, and numerous effects, of a gentletnan, removed for convenience of a public sale. iMlay be viewed, and catalogues had at the rooms. Valuable Collectioni of Bookfs, Pictures, Furniture, Library I'able, double barrel Gun, single ditto, Gold,and Silver Watches, &c.- By AIr. STEWART, at his Great Room; 19)i Eiccadilly T}lls and 3 following DA-is (Sunday excepted), at 12, tOOS , Annual Register, 63 vols., Bell's Shakspeara and Theatre, 90 vols., Blair's Chsonolegy, Botanical Cabinet 60 parts, Cobbett'e Parliamentary History 35 vole., 2iMant's Bible, finie paper Philosophical Transactions, c.; * with all. the best ancient and modern anithorsaa flr.eportraitof 'uben8 by Vandyke, a gallery picture bby Bacab, twvo On pannel by Hans 14olbein, .otme excellent hbausehold furniture, grand pianoforte, &c. Mlay be vieved, and oataloeues had price Xd. Wholesale and R4tail Druggists, &c.-By TARRANT and CARTER, on the Premisers, No. 9, Noble-street, Falcon-square, Alderegatcestreet, on Tuesday Nov. 2, at 10, on account of the number of Lots, by order of tbe Assignees to the Eslateof Mr. L. Roughton, druggigt, bankcrupt, tHE geiuisie and extensive Stock in Trade, and Utenit- TJ ils; eonsi3tingof p generSl sortmeat of drugs, chymicalg, patent thedieinesii &c.i it large beWC arid scailes and weights, a patent efane, io0e, &c. eorhplete; a great 'uantity of empty cask9, hoxes, jars, bottles, copper measttges, an eedellent 8sday counting-house dial, and sundry warchouse' fixtures. The lease of the ptemi,eps lo be tsold on the same slay. The premises may be viewed until the Aale4 and the ttock on Saturday; the 30th of October, and on Monday, the 1st of November, And catalogues then had on the premises, and of.the pucti,nes, 8 Ra BwiiptmK;jAree heapside. Table asd Bed Linen, Ladies' WVearing Apparel, clegant China and cut Glass, an X dav Bracket 0lock. a few locs of Furniturei and other Effects.-By Mr. J. MIJSGROVE at his Auction Roomi in Churchb.xtreet, Hackney, To morrow, det. 29, at 12, by order ed the Executorr,n A Chest of very good Linen, comprising 12 lairs ef Russia and Irish sheet%, damask and diaper table clothb, I pilloteasee, towels, napkins, &c. also several silk dresses, shbwls, Iilk and velvet pelises, .a drab mantle lined, riding habit, baby anelegant aartment of china and cut glass, comprising dibnrer,des8crt, and tea services, lustres, chimney ornaments, water bottles, saltti, goblets, tumblers, witie glasses, and other items together with a few lots of household furniture. To be viewed on tho rnomning of siale; catalogues? of Mr. J. Musgrove, 5, Austin- friars, Old Bt'oad.*trect, and at Hackney- Brighton.-Beneficial Interest of extensive Freehold and Leasehold Property, Distillery Plant, Urensils, Stock of WVines and Spirits, capital Household Fttrniture, Fixtures, &c.- lBy Messrs. VERRALL andSON, of Lewes, on the Premises, 5, MAan chester-etreet, Brighton, Taiis and 2 followiag DAYs, at 11 precisely, without reserve, wHE hole of the genuine Effects of Mr. John Slee, Tf sen. late of Brighton, rectifier and wine-merchant.-Lot 1. The Beneficial Interest of all those extensive Leasehold Premises, comprising the dwelling.house, large vaults, warehouste, Ad distil. lery, situate and being No. 5, Alanchester-street, Brtghton, held for the unexpired term of 407years and upwards, at a ground rent of 501i. per annum. Lot 2. 'T'he Equity of Redemption of all those extensive Freehold Premises, comprising the Globe Inn, Edwayd- street, Brightan, with: th compact Brewery. large yard, stabling, &c. behind the-same,' now let to MUr. John Slee, jun; for the unex I pired terin of 30 years or thereabouts. The conditions of sale of the.above two lots will be produced at the time- and place of salc. The purchbser of lot 1. will have the option of taking by appraise- ment the plant-of the distilleryf &ce including the 3 valuable stills, viz. one of 580 -ga}lens; one 200 gallons, and;one 80 gallons, with suitable worms, vat'l and appurtenances; also all the large store casks, stillion, punips,- pipes, &c.; otherwise they will be bald as catalogued, with the stock of -British-andforeign spirits- unit com- pounds, -French nritlothdr foreign wines, &c.- To mnrrow and Situsday, October 29 and 30, at 10 each dny, the whole of the genuihe household furniture,-plate, linen, china. r6ses, a few pictures and hooks, with theappro nate and -el ellent fixtures. Catalogues at 0-i. each on *bc-preusIses; or of 1.he nuc. tioneer, at LeE - Valuable Landed Property for Inves'ment, Huntingdonshiee.-To ardM0na, Trdstees,~ ahdothers.-Csaital Gopyhold Estate of Inlietitance, '1'itNh!efee, -rild Poor Rates very low, held of thc Mtanor of Kpugtatsh .c"mAVyton; at a stnaUl filie certdai.-By. Mesmrs. BURRELL and SON, at Garraway's,on Weds&day,. Nov. 10, at 12, in -lot, Most desirable Estate, delightfully situate at Rough- nin a fine part of the county of Huntingdon, within 8 milcesof i.untingdon, and 2 miles and a half of St. Ices, both cx- celletzt nalrket tor ns, and close to the rteavigable-river Ouse, distant S1 miles from L,on1don, withbgood roads to the same. Tne propertY comprises an excellernt and respectable farm house and boildines, in sthbstanrial ispair, with productive gardens, large orchards, && 5 barns, cow lodge, rtabline, cart and beullock houses, dove house, granary, piggeries, and ontbuildings, sundry cottages. and 2O(i acres of rich irable, meadowr, and pasture land, in a bhih state of cultivat.on. The estate may be viewed 14 days preceding the sale, on applieation to Air. Thomast Wilson, of Houghton, of whomn particul-rs may be had ; also of MfessrA. Wells and Barratt, soli- citors, ffHantingdon; and at the Fountain Inn, ffuntingdon the Groat Keys, St. Neos; Crown, St. I7es; Black Bull, Cambridge; Swan. Bedford ; Sun, Biggleewade: and of Messrs. Sarrell and Son, 1R, 'Tokenhouse.yard, w7here a pla.n of the estate may be seen. Splendid Ciollecton of iPaintings.3y MAr. VII,LIAAS, at thc Auct.ion Mart, T}nlS DAY, Oct. 28, at 12, cCollection of Picturea; among which WIl bc found several rare end undoubted specimens of the Italian, French, Spanish, Datch, andl English scbools, in a fine state ot' preservation,, by the folloviing eminent masters, viz. Poussin, C. M.aratti. Rubens, Renbrandt, Velasquez, Domenichino, Ostades, Teniers, (. Dow, Jan i51iel, Van3evelde, Hobbimna terghenti, WoUVermanP, Braekenberg,Storck, Vermenlln, Bredal, Verner, De lVir, Wynants, Towtn, Nasmyth, Williams, &c. 'To be viewed on Wecdnesday and morning oF sale, catalogues mav be had at the 1M5art; and o1' AIr. Williars, Throgmnrton-street. Stock of elegant China and Glass.-By Mr. WILLIAMS, at the Auction Mlart, To-morrow, Oct. 29, at 12, N Assortmient of rich cut Glass and China ; the glass A consitst of desert serViCeS, trifte dishee, sets of decanters. wines, tamblers, claret bottles, water jugst and carafts, sugar and butter basins, finger cups, elegant chandeliers, double and single light Ioatres, &c. ; the china comprises handsome table and-dessert scrvices. tea, coffee, and breaklfastsets,vases, jars, bowls, ornaments, &c. To be viewed I day preceding and mrrning of sale, and cata- logues had at the Mlart; and of Aitr. Williams, Throgmorton-ntreet. Sale of a superior Assortment of Dutch Flower Roots, just arrived from Holland.-By AMr. WIILLIAAMS. at the Auction Mart, on Saturday next, Oct. 30, at 12, AVery chofe Coliection of Double and Single Hva- 1A cinthr, the w1hole of which are named and in great variety; Duc Van Thol' ant, other mixed talips, gold and other crotilSes, Spanish irises, &c. To be viewed the morning of sale, and cataloguea had at the Man; atGarraway's; and of Air. Williams, Throgmor- ton -strect. heasc oi the Premises, Gold and Silver Vatches, Clocks, Jewellerv, l.inendrdpery, Chins, Book?, Furniture, &c-By Air. 9. FOSTERl, on the Premises. 1, High-street, Mlarylebone, T51s DAY, October 28, at 11, by direction of the Proprietor, embark- ing in another concern, LL the valuable Stock hi Trade, consisting of gold Aand silver watches and clocks, by eminent makers, diamond rings, gold chains, seals, tings, and keys, zand a variety of jewellery, Irish linen, sheetiny, cambric, ahavrls, kerseyinere, supertine cloth, sarcenets, bombasins, poplina, books, pictures, china, cut glass, household furniture. and effects. Also the lease of the premises, withi immediate possession. M1ay be viewed one day prior to Lhe ! sale, when catalosues and particulars may be had on the premises, I and at Al1r. Foster's office, 14, Greek-street, Soho-square. Excellent Househdld Furniture, Galases, Pictures, and Effects of a Gentleman, removed from High,ate.-By MSr. EDWARD FOSTEAR, at his Great Room, 14, Greek-street, Soho-sqiusae, on Samurday next, at 11, A LL the very neat and genuine Furnittre, pier and 1 ; chimney glasseg, an 8-day clock, a few good prints and paint. ings, conprising-modern 4-post bedsteads and dimity fttrnitures, seasoned goosefeather beds, mattresses, and bedding, mahogany wardrobes, chests of drawers, a set of dining tables, card and petr. broke ditto, sets of mahoganyand japanned chairs, Brussele,NVilton, and Kidderminster carpets, hearth rugs, oilcloths,.and effects. Miay, be viewed one dav betore the sale, when catalogues may be had at i Mr. E. Fister's offlce, 14, Greek-street, Soho.square. Excellent rnodern Farniture, Linen, Books, China, and Effects, and Lease of the Premises, No. 8, Earl's-terrace, Kenrington.- By Mr. E. FOSTER, on the Premises, on Mfonday, Nov. 1, at I1, by direction of the Executor, HE Uniexpired Term of the Lease of the very desir- T rable Residence, in the most perfect repair; also all the house- hoid furniture of Alrs. Alargaret M'Arthur, widow of the late Col. Al'Arthar; consisting of a chintz drawing room suit of 14 chairs, 2 couches, and 4 sets of window curtains, 2 chimney glasses, Brussels carpets, hcarth rugs, polished steel fendera and fire irons, chamber furniture in bedsteads and hangings, seasoned goose feather beds and bedding, mahogany drawert, wsrdrobes, dressing tables and glasses, stair carpets and oil cloths; in the eating room is a set of dining tables, modern mahogany chairs and cellerets, useful and ornamental chiina, glass, tatble service, linen, and the usual domes. tic requisites, and a few valuable classical books. The premise. may be viewed every day before, and the furniture on Saturday prior to the sale, when catalogues and particulars ray be had on tite premises; and at Alr. Edward Foster's office, 14, Greek-street, Soho-square. Collection ot Pictttres and fitne Proof Prints richly framed and glaze(i with Plate Glass.-By Mr. EDWARD FOSTER, at his Great Roomi No. 14, Gteek-street, on Wodnesday, November 3, at 12, 4 Capital Assemblage of italian, Flemish, Dutch, and A French Pictures, including many interesting apecimens by favourite masters; also a collection of engravings, principally proofs, by the most celebrated British artists; the whole framed atid glazed in a superior style. IUay be viewed I day prior to the sale, when catalogues may be had at .i r. B. Foster's office, 14. Greek-street. Reversioni in 2,0001. Sterling, l,ife Policy, and a snall t,easehold Estate, Bertnondsey, Surrev.-Bv AIr. sOUTHEY. at Gar- rdway's, Tatis DAY, Ocr. 28, at 12, by order of the Executors of Mr. William Whittle Ellis, in 2 lOts, A Contingent Reversionary Interest in X2,"00 Sterling, A which the purchat er vwill become entitled to, nrovided z Gen- tIcean now 29 years of age survives a Lady aged 61, with a Policy of Insurance of the vender's life against tlhe Lwdy's; and a Lease- hold Estate, situRte NoR. 114, 115, anid 116, Long-lstie, 3 rrmond. sey, Surrey, and 2 tenements in the rear, let at rents amounting to 73). 12m. pet annum. May be viewed till the sale; particulars had at Garrniway' ; of hlessrs. Drevw and Sons, Bermundsey; and of llr. Southey, 191, Toolev.street. Desirable Leasenold Investments, Kent_.road.-By M r. sOUOUTH E , at Garraway's, Tsris DAY, (.)ct. 28, at 12, in 2 1ts, OIUR substantial brick built Leasehold Dwelling. L houses, with shops, possessing excellent accommodations for respectable familisa, as well as suitable conveniences for carrying on business, situate Nos. 13, 16, 17, and 18, Devonshire-buildings, Great D)over-roal, leaAing from St. George's church to tre Kent- road, 11 of whicit are on lease, and for whiich premiums have been given, the whole producing a rental of 2001. per annum; held under St. Bartholomew's llospital for ti6 years fronmt hristmas next, at a rent of 201. per annum, asid 4 brick built I,easehold Houses, being Nos. 37, 38, 39, and 10, Hunter-street, Old Kent.road, opposite the Bull Inn, containing each 4 bedchambers, 2 parlours, kitchen, and gardeet, in the several otcupations of Measrs. Wyatt, Whetton, Blackbuirn, and Hatch, tenants at will, at rents amounting tolOOL.per annunl held for 47 years, at a ground rent of 201. bla-v be view- -ed witJs leave of the tenants till the Rale, and particulars had at the Bull inn, Great [lover-road ; of MlessrR. Clutton snd Garter, tiolicitors, High-street, Southwark; and of Mr. Southey, 191, Tooley-street. Oxfordastrert.-To Linen.drapers, Silk-^nercers, Hosiere, liaber. dashers, Silversmiths, and Others, requiring spacious and com- manding Premises.-By COTTLE and WATT, at the Auction Alart, Tiers PAY5 Oct. 28 Very valuable Leasehold Estate, comprising a hand- A some light and spacious Shop, with a most con cuous and elegant modern double front, and excellent Dwelling-house, being No.44, in the very best pert of that fashionablv frequented tho- roughfare and first rate business situation, Oxford-street, held for an unexpired tetnm of 12 yeares at a low rent. The prernmise are in thorougb ornamental and substantial repair, andi may he entere- on immediately. May be oieuwed till the sae particulars e ay hr had on te premises; also of blessra. Lewes and Whatfi,eld solicitors, Angel court Throgmorton.sereet of Mlessrs. Robinron and Mine solicitors, Gharreehousr.square; at the Dlert, and at GottTc and U aftt pfllccs, 9, Cary.lane, Cheapside. Freehold, t1lty.. ~tens1ve Prengise4 wIth Wfarei ouse, Counting.. house, antd exeellent tclling.houte--By t r. ELxLIS. at ffar- rawvay's, on Tuesday, Novrember 16, at 12, in one lot, houALe ABLE and extenrsi,ve Freholt Premises, most: ' deslrably situate, irn Bushlane, .Cant on.street, in the occu- patior of and on lease to yeasrs. Lewis aT o Weste wool factors, comprisiae an exsellent end very comnmodious dteldpnghouse, wrth spaeious court yard,; enclosed by lolding gates; a chrital three-ftoor Warehouse, communiating to LittleBashiane; excellent counting- houSe and extensive ty cellaritg, arched vauts, spacious lofts, stablingr c. the whole of thepreirsine are let on lease, to the aBofbe highly tespectsble tenantso at p601. per annum, for the remaindet of th Dermn of 1l years To b e sriewed ten days prior to the sale, by perGlssion of the tenants, when printed particulars may be had at Gatraway' ; and of Mxr. Ellis, 3, Penchurch.etrret. Warwiekshire..S.-ithes, Aston Juwta Birminghae.-By Air. JOSIAH ROBINS, at the Aucfia_nrtsn-mrt1s 155Dr, Octo- ber 28, at 12, either together or in the fbllowing two Iota, and subjectletn sonditions then to be produced, Lot 1. 'tRDINGTON..-AI the Tithes or Tent}ts of JL Corn, Grain, and Pulse, late the property of 9ir Iis- ter Holte, bhrt.s arising ont of lands, tesmements, or heredztanrents being the major part of the manor of Erdington, in the parish of Aston aforesaids and belonging to the Right Honnurable Lord Cur. zon, Right Honourable Lord Bradford, John Harrieon, esq. Rev. Harrison, Aliss Holden, 'Mr. Brettill, late Thomas and Bra- bins Butler's eotates, Wyrley Birch, esq. John Chattock, esq. Thomas Birch. ebq. Rev. agreton Bagot, Richard Fowler, Ir. Powell, M3iss Hevingham, I'r. Fox Banner's tratteest Standley's trastees, Fentham's ttustees, Henry Brook, esq. Rosabella Geast, Thomas Greensall, John Greensall, John Moss, William Hutton, Joseph Harrison, late Humnphrey Holden, Jos. Harrison, late Ja es's trust, John Jenkins, John-Kettle, egq. William Leonard, late John Pritchitt, Thomas Potter, Ar. Gibbins, Air. Owen, and various outer proprietors of lands, containing together 2,Z37a. Ir. 23p. or thereabouts.-Bordesley.-Lsot 2. All the Tithes or Tenths of Corn, Grain, and Pul8se also late the property of Sir Lister Holte, bhrt. arising out of lands, tenements, or licreditamentts being the major. part of the manor of Bordealey, in the parish of Aston afore- gaidt, ardl belonging to Air.Charles Lloyd, Samuel Lloyd, James -Bedford, John Jukes, William Ludlow late Wigley, now Mr. Btooke and others; MIr. Scudamore, James Woolley, esq. and I various other persons, containing together 1,125a. Oi. l1p. or there. abouts. These ttthee are very. productive, arising fromn valuable lands, and the tenants and oculiiers of tbe landa take aud pay for their respective portions of tithes withoat the intervention ot any middle-man. They will be sold subject to limitations to the future biorh eons of two gentlemen, successively in tall male, che one aged 76 yeays and upwards, the other 74 years and upwatd, wito are both widower, -wttitout children. For further particularsi apply to Tho;. mAs Bartrum, esq. 9, St.tildred's-court, Poultry, London; Messrs. Claridge and Iveson, Pall-mall, London; or to Mr. Josiah Robins, Aston BrcDk, Birmingham. To Mliillers andi Olbcrs.Thrce capital andI most suxbttantial Witt- mjils, jh,Sto;ebov_sc and Qiartariep, 7estt,vandurs conreni- mat nitec g j-iiN T N,Y and,SONS, ,s .tho: ltar41, jerrow, Oct. 29, 'at I , In lotsK 'IK'ETLY. ~ialtlelsii deN;1;fie"Fre'ehol and smrall parn V Leasehold oZpert y, ConsIs3ting Of 3 CaPital'0comioodibuai sad exceedingly substanital Iwvindmtil. containing 7 pair of stonefs ainid alt the excellent;lraing geer., capable of doing neus$y 8,000 quarteits:- per annum; together wtith S brick cottages for the men, iforkfshops, sfore- houseft, antd granaries, &c. most desirable situate for business, b'ring immediately cotltigunas to th e town of Afargate, -from- whence So'UC cana be. s hipped for thie London niarket. Alsoa convefrie!A fab:ify dvwelling..housiei with ;L garden and.fore qourt,'in artlesianrt situ-ajion, a aboft distance tfriam- the above;. 4 cottages, l'et -at, 26 guineas per a11nu1m, end the brick pesit of thze building formnerly thte hbriza'ntal mill, now; used aR a storehouse or graniary, with ex)tensive stablipg, stheds, acahhouee, piggeries, yardl, &c. To be viewved by applyinK on the premises ; printed. particulars may be had at the several bottls and libraries, bMacgate, Ramegate, and Broatdstilrs ; t'he innsi at Darer, D.eal, and Canterbury.; ot M1r. Edwa-rd Dcring, selicitor, Alergate , of A1essrs.. Corcoran and Sob, 36, Mark-lane ; att theCores tz,chat)ge.coff'eehouses.,M-arlk-lane; at the rMart; and of Winstanley aznd Sons, Paterno-ster-Tow, where a plan may be seen. R. ClI BASTIlE respectfully informs the Public, ~that, A yorer- of the Sheriff of the County of Bedfouli die SALlE of the REMAINING PART of the L1BRAR~', at Battleadlen, is uwxx.Tedy Oct. 26, 1824. To ote ~d'raeTkeeers Oimen Housekeepers, end Others.-.. By rlesre. ACHN an DEENIIADC at their Auction Rooms,2fl, Kng-stret, Coent.grde, 'I'sseis DA Y, -Oct. 283, atlI , HJt ThosandBottes f' Palmerfs Catsup, the ~qusity f whch i of ell nowncelebrity, and old, in bottle, the hol wil besol wihouttheleat reserve, undler peculiar cir- cnumstanices Of a legal dispute, lotted to suit the conteoenice, of the pablinc; also at small cellar of excellent winest, containing about 180o doe,infe dcrtd p-)rt, cho ce pale and brown shefit#ies East Rnd West India AMadeiras, &c. Samples of the wices and catsup may be had at the offiie of Mlessrs. Mlachin and Debenham, 2 dlays prior to the kalle. Cetpital Uure'demtii Pled ge. By llessrs. AMACHIN and I)EIII&NIIN, at thei Acin Room, 26, King-strzees, C pv"eot- gar'den, Te-'morrow, Oct. 29. at 10, OMPRISING 'Brillia'iss, Rcings, Pins, Brooches, and l oose brilliantsa; gold musical and oilier anufr-boxte, gold chains, and a variety of elegant jewellery; 8,00 outices of mosdern plate, plated articles, gold musicali, repeating, duplex, patent lever, and plain watches, by the most celebrated makers ; rich laces, esare- nets, sitiss, sattins, sup-irfine cloth and icerveymere, fuie Irish linen, sUIt and cotton hose, DAMask table andbdlie,hwl,sr. guns,, pistols, -erititng deskt, -iressing Cases, ladieb' aLnd gentleenic's wearing apparel, carpets, feather beds, and numnerousq other articlest, from Mlr. Reeve, Snow,hill. and Mlewira. Reeve, Redcross-ncteet. To be viewed, and catalo-gues had at Mlessrs. Mlacbini end Deben.. ham's office. Leaseliold lhouse, att a Peppercorn, Wzlworth.-By Al r. uCopEkt, at Garraway's, on Tuesday, Nor. 2, at 12, 4Loaseholcl House, with Shop, eligibly situate, opposite A3. thie Masons' Arms, East-larie, Val wortsh, let to 31 rs 'Wood, at 301. per annum, but ot' greater annual value ; hield for *Aeauf, from 1789, at a Peppercorn. Mlay be viewed, and particuilar nad at the Masions' Armsw, East-lane ; on the premises; at Garraway's; and of W. M-. Cooper, 82, Blackmnart--tree-t. Leatsehold Houses and Girouind Retrs and Two Publicheuses, the whole let on lease to old tenanits at rents which amounpt to 4371. per annum, and are very improvablL.-.By M1r. COOPER, at (larraway's, on Tuesday, Nev. 2, at 12, in I1 lots, by oLrder of the Execurtorg of Winm. Odber, esq. 1)HE King's Arms Publichouse antd Liquor Shop, TL rown-row, in troitt of the high road, Walwoeth, oni lease to Whiebread and Co. ; and Four H ous-es with Shops -dijoining. eind three in Prospect-row, let to good tenants ou lease, who have cx. Pended conasiderable surns thereon. 'Then respectable Houses in Prospect-row, let to MrT. Curtis and MNr. Webb. Well secured Gs'and Renits of 574. from houses in Look's-fields ; two of 5 guineas each fra-m houses in Si. George's-mark-er, near the l,ondor. road. antd the George publiohiotte adjoining, on lease to the Golden.. lane Brewery ; the whole held for long termsg at small ground rents, and offering an eligible propertY for investment, the tenants being respectable and of many years standing, and the premises worth much more thani the p,esent lettings. M1ay be viewed,_and particu- lars had att the publictotuses;- at Garraway's zand of Vs- M.8Cooper, 29, Blackmian-street. Ge_nuine Stock or choice Wiiine~.-g-.y Mr. k'EARSE, at h,is Spacious Rooms, No. 135, exford-strect. en Saturday next, the 30th instant, at I for 2 o'clock, under circumnstances which pre- clude the leatt tgservaetion, T" HE First PFart of a Stock of' very excellent WVines, comprising 120 dozen of Port, about 100 dozen of Sherry, and 00 dlozen of very fine old Mladeira, also a few dozen o'F superior Cape Wire. The wines maLy be tasted at the timne of sale, attd st,mple bottles had two days previous at the rooams, when catalqrues wrill be ready for distribution. Smuall Leasehold Investment-By Mr. PEAIiSE, at n;s Greatt Room, 13,, Ozforti-,reet, TasDAY, tAt 2, in 2 lots, A Net Income of 361. Is. per annum, arisinig fro-m two aneat leasehold houRes, situate on the high road at Entloway, in the parish, of St. AMary, Islington, and county of Mliddlesex, hield for a term of 30 yearg, at an outgoing of 61L 19,. per ann um, and let to respectable tenants, at rents amoainting to 431. pe-r aninum. The houses nmay be viewved until the stale, and particulara had upon the premises; at the Angel inn, lalington ; at the Auction-mrart; and Ir. Pear-e'R offiesm, 135., Oxforri-,treet, near Csvendisb.square. Genuitne Household FiTuniture. tdna 1'aintsngs, smal 6LtOCk Of .Jewellery, Jewellers' Tlcolsi, Brewinz Utensils, 8-bushel ALash- tub, &c. - By Alr. J. HIITCH-lNS, on the Premises, 22., Comnmercial-roud , W'aterloo-bridge, THis DAY, Oct. 28, at II for 12. HE, Household Furnitiure consists of an elegant camnp T..bedittead, twisted mahogany Pillars, chiiitz turnitore, full (trea. pecies llned throughout, mahogany sets of chaiys, ditto chrsis of drawers, dining and petubrek'e tables, b~rewinf tutenisils, culinary itrticlee, &c. TIhe paintings cmnprise the worics of Ruiysdael, G. Carri, Rohenis, Itrouverinana, Ostade, nd Sal valor Rosa, aind others of eminence. The jeweellery, consistst of an atnettlyst en suite, gold brooches, pins, earrinigs, &c. Amo:ngst the tools are a pair of rnat. ftng milis w;thf6 rollers, flatting mill, draw bench, &c. Catalogues had on thie rirernises, and of AMr. J1. Hitc,hins, auetiuneer and art- vevcdr, 171, Elackfriars-road. Eixcellent Cabinet Vianoforte by BaIt1, Fnwlingpteces, neat House. hold Furniture, Pictures, Bo'oks, and miscellaneous Effiects ot a Gentleman goinig abroad.-By lilt. BULLOCtK, at his Great Room, 211, High Holborn, To-morrow, and following day, at II eacha day. HE genteel Househola Furniture includes halndsome 2..4-post, tent, and pres bedsteadsi, with suitsble feather beds, mattressies, and bedding to each, mahogany chesgt of drawers, couches, chimney and pier glasses, a tull iset of drawing roomf CKr.. tames, comomodee, patent dining and other tables, sets of chiairs, Brussels carpets, brass -and steel fenders and firr irons, glass and china, a kitchen range witht steamers, a capital copper bathi, hall lamp, kitchen vequniites, &c. MNaY be viewed and catalozutes hal. Picturesc ancti Miscellaneous Eftets. By Mr. liEU. JUXES. at tilig Spaciousa Rooms, beicester..street, Leictster-squute, Twins and following EVENtmJG, at 6, admdr aie n - N Assemnblage of ancient admdr aie n .lGaller'v Paintings4, comprising a numnber of' singular end highly finish.ed productions, by masters of eminence, of the lifferent schools, including many select siseiniens in fine preferratiou, and -embracing portraits, landscapes, view;, allegorical and Itiitorical subjects, fruiti and flower pieces, sea, views, interiors and exte-riors. &c. ; together with a profusion of' miscellaneous property, of a useful and ornamental nature, curved and gilt picture frames. 3 excellent shell cabi:iets with glazed drawers, framed and glazed prints, &c. Purnutr, fne one Hap b Errd.a small Organ, Luatres, Glases,Chia, nd ffete.By r. GIREEN, on the Pre.. neies,, Od Qebe-steet Oxordstreet, on Wednedaky, Nor. A General Assortment of Household F-urniture, &C- in ?..-J 4-post bedsteads, vwith chintz. hangings, rose.wotid taklrs, cur- tains, chairs, sofas, wardrobes, dining tcables, sideboardl, pier and chimney glas,6 and 4 light richly cut lxustres, fine toned double seinhrp by Erard, a caPital small barrel orgarn, a few p.lated articlesi, some usefatl china and glass, and a veriety of chamber and kitchen requisitesg: to be sold without reserve. To be viewed on Traeday and morning -of sale : catalogues had of Mr. Green, auc- tioneer and estte-agent, 15, Davies-'Areet, Begrkeley-squsre, and ott the preemlees. ae d Asucrinr Collection of veyl gen-uine Inrdeme PropertY-By' r-SIUALI,BON4E, at his Rooms, 47, H4igh-street. 1Blooins. bury. near Ox.ford-atrett and St- Gilee's church, THtes DAY, Oct. 28. at 12, r"iONIP..ISING ,00 Ounces of fashtionable Plate, nearly __/, 200 valuable gold and silver watc,hes,many of first rate quality, jewels, set with brilliants, rabies, an d other precious stones, 12 carerts of looset brillIants, chased gold seals and chains, 6) very fine musicail boxes, in gold, silvert and tortoiseshell cases, several done diouble and -single gunis by emoinent makers, 1,000 yards of czapital superfine clotb and ker6eymere, 800 yards of rich silk, Grin de Naples, end satin, fine thread lace, hosiery, very fine Irish linen, rich damask table and bed lineni, beds and bedding, a profusiion of ver eaeror ewand sec-ondhandI wasting apparel of every descrip- I tne an avaret ofcaita efecs,worthy the attention of gentle-. men,priatefamlies an ih trde enerally, pledged with- Mr. Mr. Parsons, Mr. Tamer, Mar.is Ups lendMMr Wood Mayhe ie*e. an atlogus ha atthe roomns. Third Sale of valuable Ettildiog G~round, etituatC at Picot's-end, Hemel Hepipsted, lierss._By Aessrs, CREEDL and GR1PtIFFN, ~?the Bell lob, Hemel Hempsted, on Thursday, Nov. 4, at 2, In ll, Ispi.,,, I BOUT -3 Acres of most excellent Land and valuable AL Building Groatnd, land tax redeeamed; together with a dwell. ing-house and convenient buildings, Capitglproductive orchard, large prdesi commandingt an extensive trootage te the bigh road, a tene. - ment, yard, and buildings adjoining, and the erectoGn of 2 capital barns with tiled roofrs, tobe taken dovwn. The whole most desirabir aituate at the Pico'ts-end of the capital market town of EEemel Hempstea, in the county of Elertford, 23 miles only from, London, with -every facility of conveyance, commanding moat desirable situ. stions for the erection of genteel houses, and a handsome chapel, oeerloo4ing the tine properties of Sir Aetley Psston Cooper, bar. Thomitas Abbott Green, tsq. the Gaddesden-park, Ashridge, and other estates, and in a respectable populouts and flourishino neigh. bourhood, presenting te tbe capitaliet or speculator an opportunity but rarely to be me: with tIte certainty of property in tbe Ineigh. bouriood increasing in vaue, fross its being confined to very few poirtrIetors, insuring a satfe tnd pernanent investment The lots are coLpyold, held of the Manor of ?Memel Hempeted, bat are equa in value to freehold,being subject only to a trifling quit rent and tinle certain of half a year's quit rent on death or alieaatiofl- Note-Onle half of the purchase money of any lot may remain on Mortwtge if required. ilay be viewed any time by applying to Mrs- Field, at Piot's-end Farrn; -and pri,ntca particula.e had at the Bonr' n Head, Pircot's-end; Red Lion, Vater,end -, arid at alt the Xprncipa intnl in the neighbourhood, at the Atiieton AMart; ans of leases.rg Grover and Stuart solicitori, S0, Bedford-row, London;, of 5lesrs. Grover- an Smith, solicitors, Hemel Hempsted; ,and at the offices ot Alessrs. Creed ans Grifin, land, ztidber, an archi. tectargl surveyors, Iiema-empated, Herts, aDdl, Okenhoutte. vaid,Lothbtury,I*Pndon, where plans of tie several lots tay e seer. SALJS 'BY.AUCTION.