Sales By Auction.
The Times, 1824-03-06T00:00:00

Valua'ole Cooybuiold BAtes &bton, in tbe county of Middlesex, of the annual value of 235L,-By.Mr. W. STEVENS, at the Mart, on Prlasy, April 23, at 12, In lots ~TALUABLI Copyliold Estates, situate at Sutton, Mid- V dlesex, Writhin 11 miles of tonwn Affording a mlost desirable oppostutity for investment, nearl4 cqiai to freehold, being copyhold of Inhoritance, held of the manerofOoterley, subjictto triffing fines certain, consisting of a substantial family residence, with coach- house, stabilng, and garden, om lease to Mrs. Glhiliig. A neat cottage residence and a large garden, In the ocecupation of Mr. Chaunel. A cottage Tesidence, with pleasure grotnids and a garden, lQt to MIr. Ashton. A tenierent stable, and garden, lot to Mr. CaRlis. A family residence lvith groundi, In the occupation of Mr. Dunbar. Thirteen tenements with gardens, het to weeklY tenanta. A rmeador, let to M.r. Astan. And an orchard, containing It lacres and 20 perches, In the occupation of ilr. Sav ille. The whoic occupying a space of abouit 21 acres, and let atblosvwrent, amountng to upw;ards o(2,sQ9. per annum. MSay be viewed arne dsy previous to the sale, and particulars had of' Mer Slacen, Steenfs,aaples,Pvearsde,acntdo Hunat, e$leitors, Prede. lickplac; ad ofMr.Wos.Stecies autionie anf pprai.tr, 36,- Old JewRry, and 20, Lamb'u.collduIt.strest.i _ Live nd De Fansing Stock, BUry-green, near Ch hunt..-By Mr. |HbSOf&4ilRT on the Premises, on Tuesday Ilexi, the ib hust. at 12, by. iretio oftheAstIlnees,- E2ASmaIlds Olan -ty of Live and Deadl Farmning,toek, and other Etfcts; dcompristing-t fine Aldersney Cowsi cb, ll-uds at at Saddle mare, a cart gcldIn.g, 9n sheep- .po aind lPoUtry,hey nd arket cal-ts and harnless, a rick tiloth,fecow cribs,.- a a tump of ha y, 3 acres of turnipsc a new built stanhope and hartess, saddes,&e..To e vicwed.one day Previous to thle'sale, hnd2ea6t. lC~gues ad ontheremtises; at the Four Swans, Waltham-cross; and .o:r Br.Hoggadre,t 6} aOld Broadstreleta. Royal mxchangey b Marichl3 at H irthout reserve, rt -y IE IGHTY..FIVF,Dzn ffn urebased igihle Leztuer of noste East india Madeira, aiin113udeldemstfvourable circumstances, a ill be Permittedl te the purehasers from a private )el ar fit the city. Catalogues at the Sta-t and of Mr. kloggart, 62, Old Broad- street. Royal Exchange. Aorfel.S dat the MaFrt, on Tusday, Mc,h 2.atoi Mr2 G GiT Salabie Slideboard ofli Rext vrunad f 0 O<C;a MarU lls Sieor ofecellent modern PVla2te' add( Plated artcls, omrisnganelegant tea urn, tea and coffee pots,a tea AES table oAn d ertoks and spoons, sour and sauce 'aLdlas, aneggstand, liqueurand.thcr fraiLmes withcut glasses, tea trayad ,waftcrs, decanter stands, candle5tIcks and bianches, 97c. also, a col- leetion of fine Frenh enravings, by esteemed mnasters, recently con- signed from Paris.'t'o lie viewe2 d one day previous to the sWle, and catalogues had at hleMart; anid ofys r. liogart,62,Old Bro-ad.. Soyal Excliange. -treet, Capit~Freehld Estte an Buildng Grund, rwesl!red to cont~itij brick earth, lither-greeo, Lewdlsh,n"s exonerated from the Land- t-l.iy Msr. HOGGART, at the elart, on FrIdaY, Mlarch 19, at 12, in Lots, Mrnost valuable Freebold Property, delightfully situate A fu threerectIon of one ormore vills,atlitherefreen LeoIshans eonistiengoftopWanrdsof2O aeresiof fi7enemedowadardambIland, r lying :rablenclosures,uon a fine e c comifandilM most exten- THe estate is atpproached oodiroas, ad t'he neighbourbood re- spectable. To be vie t n alliVination atE RESiDEotCE nursery ground, Lewishamir, and nf ticulas had f essrs. Williaimit, Br"wiks. PoNvell, and Broderip, sol r nol iin Ne- quar a.ot the Olatdid LMANnb. Lewishamt teMartand of Mlr. Hog1gart, 62, old Broad-stree Poyal inange, here a pla itnam y be seeni. Lexsehold Elilate0, andeh, produalny avc thet rvbl aih.cnii Aiinum, i hbolden frw 43N nREDr.iy rn. 1iOA or nT2 YOUND e. Per FIday, S.areh 1RPE,A atl2VSO bndXedicecntioll of the euatiear,o Lat ehold ate, roors, r Leaue ta hold(e for 43 years, at r of 61. 65. per nratum, elcslst e xro d ipacious subtaitia brck uit dweliIng.bJotijSe situate No. 1, Rotbertstreet, Adeiplil, four stories inl height, contafnlng an suit of 4 roors upon a Bloor, with domeatic Qlm nis and cellarage fo the baseient. The pre- msesare,c l -i occupation of meet responsible teiiants, fahrtlY ol TiUseAND producin a net rentul of 2071. S 7s. per annum. Mius? b- viewe,lwit leave of 'be respective tenants, und particirlars had of Mr. Robinsom, sollnetor , Cawreof trect, Lincoln'siHnnfle,ld, at the Mart; and of Mr. Hoggart, 62. Old Broadl-street RoyI Erchance. NRfoylk.- pdlu Lond betaeend Wat toe S- I East Dereharm.-enpiu, FBrEEn,1O and TITHE-FREE ESTATES, litensive Manoiir, with valutable Filnes nd QtiG t Rents n ver UPwards of 100 HOUSn S anid 1,300 ACrtES of LA ND, a valuable Advowsoni, and a Farmi at East Baddenhotm; the wrhole lot aLt rent., anid of the value of THiREE THOUSAND POIUNDS'per Ralsnncn.-By Mlr. HOGGARTr. at the Mart, the latter e nd of A ril, in lots. by direction of the Trus- tea., or thi ILate Moat Hon. Chal, Maqi so-al dceeased Lot l.A Very Valuable and iclesidnr e, FREEHOLD j d L I S-vrANTE, lyingiwithin a. ring fence, t miles from East Deerhad fird Watton, 17 from Norw'ich, and 97 from Londonsc co.e d sisting ofthreecapital Farims, chiefly exonerRted from tithes, and ron- tainig in the wh,ole 7a. 2rdr33p. of fine land, of which abhout 200 acres are Ii rich ieadow ardd pasture, nild thereinainder arTatbc with 3 excellent farm ho,uses, capacious barns, extensive rtal,ling and cattle lodges, and numerous oiuthuildings, nowi or late In te icueato of e d Mesrs.Loc. Pck an Cody,sujec toleaes aITYrents iswninting to ON4E THIOUSAND TWO IiUND)RFDadSITF E POUNDS perannTul. Lot 2. A valuable FREEHOLD FARM. in the parishes mafShipeha andf ast Beddeisham,t asldiortdistance from Lotl, aud between Watton and Ea of erehm. consi,estng .f 272a. 2r.1 p.of Bdne strable anid meadow land, lynug within a ring felice, withr Blaillirs outise, Barns, Stahligieand Oiu thiFldinfs.Ilt to Mlr. Jodeph Biwnthani, sth Lot 3, at a renlt ofa TI!REE HUNDpinD and DPOUNDS per FIaF. Lot p. A well btittandsubstantial MODERN IIESIDENCE, near the Church, In the village of ShMpdlu,m, with walled garden. stabling, ooAchlbouse, and 6Si. 3r. 27p. of capital laind. L-ot 4. The ciwpital and extensive M ANOR of Shi pdham; consistiing of about 101 inesmseage., and l,3Oacres ofcop7hold lanid, both subject to arbitrary lines upon death or alienation, and a royalty over the whole p h,ontyl-ing 200 acres. The anouint of Fitese quit rerts xnd id a fiar average is abolut Two HUNDRED ande FitRTY ONDS etann um. L.ot 5. Thie PERPETUAL ADVOIVSON and Next PrsnaIn of the Rectory of Shj,ildam:; consisting of a handsome parsonage house, rouigl cast alid slated, containing numnerous rooms, eleganit dinlrig and drawing rooms, officesr of every descriptiorn, pleasuire anxd kitchien gardens, writhi several inclosiires of globe land, 01 betwveen 40 and 60 acres, with thd1great atnd smiall tithes trising from between 3,000 and 4,000Oacresi,chiefly arabic. The whole of the, value of about ONE THOUSAND TWO HIUNDRIED POUNDS per aiiinnu. subject to the life of the present fiicuntibenLt MNay be viewed by leave or the respective tenants, and particulars had at the Norfolk hotel, Norwvich; at Mrs. Rateliffe's. Thetlord: at the George lnu. Dcrehain; the Inn at Shlpdhasn; the Aingel Inn. Bury; of Messrs. Wiryatt, Son. and Uttoii, tirnine, near Eye: of Messrs. Franckliii, H-ivve, arid Heptin- stall, solicitors, Lincoln's-inn: of Mr. Hoggart, Old Broatd-atltet, Royal axchaiige. London: andiat the Mart. Burygen ear Theobn uasad lehiut, Herts-A niii,.t coin fotail Vla, wvith ares anid fine richi leaeowt Land.-By' Mi' it ART at theMat on Friday, April 9, by order of the Assgees. AVery desirable sliid substantial Residlence, dIcl iglitfullv I J placed upon a linie eminiience, cominandlitig the nmost beautifull and picturesque v-iews of the surrouniding countryv, at Buiry-green. on the road from Theoltald's-park to Ctweshunt. The hiouse baal received considerable iinlprovenienits wvithin a few, months, and presenIts a handsoh-e elev-ation,. placed in the ceiitre or Its os-n grounds and gar- denis, in thje best possible order, vrith an eleganit greenhouse and grapery, produictille orchard, and kitclien gardens, a tine paddock of lane us fronit, the wrhole conitaining aLbout 17 acres. The tiouse con- tain, njumerou" bedrooms, a spacious drawing mroo, dining atnd breakfa.st parlours, with attachied anid detached offices of every de- &cription. To be vicvved. withi tickets only, w hichi with particuliars, niay lie had of Mr. llotgart, 60. Old Broad-stareet, Royal Exchatige ; particulaurs ala,of rw Illiami Le'Blanic, esq. solicitor, Noer Bridge- street, Ilatcfirfijirs; atithe Fouir SwYans, Walthiam-cross anld, at the Mart.- Norl;aptoishre.spial reeoldand Copyhold Tithe-lice Estte. n,wletatRets roucig IGT HUNDRED and FIFT PONDSper NNU, cpabe of much 1improvementL- By Mr.HOGGAIT, atthe Mrt, onFrida, Aut 9, at I , A Vey vauabl andexcedingy eigible Property, 13. rincpaly Frehod, ad th reaindc CPyhuold of lioherit- anc~ oisuisig wocaiga frm. tA~taoi,ct-sorh- shn,-- ,55t Leuet and Fixtares, Esseer-street, Strand,-1.By WI?JSTANLEyan SONS. at the Mart, on Fridaty, Mtarch 12, at 12, in I Lot, TPHE Lease,-for% I8-years, tt stmiodenxereiltt- tgter- .L_ with the wholA-of the,axtures,o:oneit4l contairning 6 bedrooms and 2 dressWg room V pei c lonpd dining roems,nind apartour or office, 'slth kltebensa asd rt. qeu slte dilesticonveilezes, welisuted for' a Ii Cfeol 'op beingt N'o.20. Essex-street, In th, immediate vicinity of-tbo finls OE coDurt, To be viewved by applyingDon the premises, and PrintdpM cularhad of Winstaney and Son, Patemroster-ro i. t ri aduable iFreehold Grounid Rent ReV rioll.-By and WINSTA aind SONS, at the Mart, oti Friday, MareA 12, at 12, A Freehold Ground Rent, of 31 10s. per ainum, i.ssi *l uIg out of and aniply secured by ameasuage, billiard retin, a premises, situate near the Old Stwyne, Bl-bhwn, let for in une plrd cirs. Also the reversion and inberitatee eryentalt the determnrIation of the eald term. The premises are underlet r-spectable tenunts, atrentsamounting toabout2001. perannur For particulars aipply to Mr. Sowrton, solicitor. Gratys.inn: Messrz Attee and Cooper, solicitors, Brighton; anid to lVinstaniley and Str. Paternoskter-row. i os Vote, for .Ulddlesex.Nine Freehold 1etssuagze, !tlte.end..By WI'N. STAnLEY and SONS, at the Mart, on Friday, Mareh 19,at 12, XTALr;#ABLE Freehold Estates, Land-tax redeemea V eligible for investment, aad with votees for thecotty consi tug of 3 good brick bulEt dwellIng-houseS bein Nos-. I, i2, and 18 Globe-road, xile-end: and 6 ditto. being Nos, 1 2 3, 4 , In ?, in Regen t-place, Globe-road; the rents nd annuta value an;ounti to nearly 2001. per annum. To be viewed 10 days preceding the la (by"permlssn of the tenants,) wvhen particulars may be had of Ur' Joii Hal Ii Gloe-rad; lao f M. Mams,solicitor, 26, Marsharn, atreet, Westminster; at the Miart; Manadof Winsltaley and sons, Freehold ouses sndGarden rud Fnchley, 1MlddFi-_ZZ8 WINSTANLEY-andd SONS. at the Mllart, o Friday, March 19, at x2, by order of the Trustee for Sale, t N eligible Freehold Estate, exonerated from the land. Uk. tax; consisting of 2 brick-bullt dwelling-houseis, witb cardens &-e. and a leatsehold gtrden: all situate in Ballard's-lane, Finchley. Mddlesex. T o he viewed by applying on the premises, where printedY particulars may be had; particulars also at the Baldfaced Stag, Fineb. ley; at the Mart; and of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. Lndgiate-hi1L-Desirabie Retail Shop and Dwel in-hoose, on w,hich a lal rgepncha been recentANly exipennd ed,Nsubstantial and ornamen. tal rplaByW STNLEY adSNS, at the Mart, oil Frida. the 19h ns. t 2 ?J7HE Lease, for 17 years, with immediate possession, o t very eommodilus Premises, most desirably situate, No. 6, on the touth aide, and in the preferable part of that leading thoroughsre, Ludgate-hill, consisting of an excellent shovy shop, adapted foraln;oat anyretail trade whatever.with hack wareho I5caand extenidve ellarage, and acon'fortable dweiliuc-house Tohevieea. Printed Prticularsmay behad on the premises; at tile Mart1 and of instanlley and Seno, tacernostsr-row, Berkshire, near Wanitage......Eligble Freehold Estate of 214 Acres exonerated from Land-tax, aiid In part TJthe-free.-By WINSTAN. LENY and SONS, at the Mart, otI Fridny, March 26, at 12, in 2 lots, by direction of the As ignees, N eligible and very iinprovable Freehold Estate, con- A ristinig of twro farms, colitaintilig together about 214 acres situate in the township of Sparshott and hamlet of Westeolt, a verr rich and fertile part o. the county of Berks, in the imnmediate vielnity of most excellent markets, beinig about 3 niles from Wantage, 6 from Farinlgdon, 13 from lIsley, 15 frrom Oxford, liMarlborougb, and lilinger. ford, and 63 fronm London: In the occupation of Mr. John Kingham, and Mr. Sanlsom, at loNv rents, aLmounting to 2801. per annum. To be viewed by permission of the tenant s: prinited particulars may be had of Mr. Aliei,, East Hendred. ,iear Wantage; at the principal linsat Vantage, Wallingford, Faringdon, Oxt,re, Readinr, No%svbur, and Ablngdo,,; at the Mart; of Mr. Tustin. solicitor, New Bridge-street- anid of WVinstanloylynd Sons, Paternoster-row. Fpreehold Estate, Martin's-lne, Caninoni-street.-By WI NSTANLEY all sONS, at the Mart, oil Frlday, ?larch 6, at 12 A Valuable and improvable Freehold Estate, consisting Is of a comlumodious dwelling-house, wvith counting-hous nd stack of wvarehouses, i the oceupation oIf Messrs. Joseph Gree -nn and Co. on leasefor a term, of which t; years are unexptred;r a low and old rent of only 1001. per annum. To bevien:ed by permis- sion of the tenants, Printed particulars may be had of Win. Groom, e"q. Russell-squaue; at the Mart; and of Winstanley and Sons, Pater- noster-row,. Stoke Newvington..Capital anid commodious detached Residenv4,wvith -Offices, Cochhouses, Stahiing, Gardens, and 10 acres of Meadow Land.-By WINSTANLEY and SONS, at the Mlart, on Friday, April A Valuable Copyhold Estate, consisting of a most sub- 1 stanthil and :nosatcommodious Residence, situate in Church. street, Stoke Ne ington, about 3 miles only from the Royal Exchanige, adapted for a large aid respectable famLy, placed at a convenient re- mi ve front the road, from wvhieh it is screened by a newv plantutioN of thriving shrubs and evergreet,s; containing a capital eating r.oat, about 23 feet by 16: drawing room morning parlour, hardsome in. trance hall lpved with mardec,porTne7ipal and secondary staireases, S family bedehambers,2 dressin r,,oms, ladies' sitting rooml, 9 se.e; n dary and servants'chamibers, fitchen,seullery, butler's pantry, l.'t- dry, mangling room, and all suitable domestic offices. excelleit e i lug, &c.: ,paeious carriage yard, vith double coachbouse, 2-rll sole aid harniess room, extensive lavn and gravelled walks, wailed g-nr,iei; with green and hot houses, &c., farm and rick yard, with co;"i';J s anid outbuildings, and 2 paddocks of rich mnead,,-v land, the *h-* taminig about 12 acres. To be viewed by tickets only, which '. printed particulars, may le had of Winstanley aid Sonis, Pater: - .?i- row: particulars also at the Mart, Freenold. Copyliold, and Leasqehold Gtroun1d Rents and Estates ' s towv, Essex; Kintg-street, Cheal'soe: and Saffron-hill; pr ;, nxearly 2&;. per aiinunm.-.y WINSTANLEV and SONS, In It ITEDRY valuable, desirable, and improvable Estates. on- V slating ')f the Black Lion Publ3chouse 3 drceillg.nho.Act uneesuages, extensive garden ground, and 2a. 3r: and 16p. of rtch -s'- land, all situate at Plaistowv, in the parish of ','esthunx, and con',- Essex, , the several occupation-s of Miss CranH, Mlessrs. M'Pie Blydestein, Barnes, and Brooks; copyhold of the Mellonr of We,r I., Six freehold dwelling-houses and buildings, beinig Non. 141,14 2, -.. 144,145,and 146, Saffron-hiU, Holborn, in the several occupatt-. - Messrs. CaL2et, lVaters, Powers, Lawvrence, &c. Alsoaleasehold c-v e held under the Dean and Cbapter of SLPaul's; consisting of a dwe i.t house, ivirehouse, and premnises. s)tuRte and beinx No. 8, In street, Cheapside, in theoceupations of Mhiessrs. Heathcotc,'Boier .24d Co. and M1lessrs. Outbwaite and Co. The day of sale, ini furtke- rr- ticulars, wvill be duly notited lii this and t,thr prape-s. Valuable Estate,eoniprising near 0 acres of capital Labiihet iw. Aecon ar.d Turnham-green.-By WINSTANLEY alld SONS, - *!e Matat, In MZay, Valuable and highlv improvable iEstate, consistinF of A_ several inclosures of very fertile mneadow aiid pa3sture land. r n- esining GPr. or. 25p. situate in the parishes of Ealing and Fulhan. be- tveen Acton and Trurham-green, in the county of Middlesex s' littl emore thlan 4 mlles fromn London. i n tb *oce.. n, t/no ,.r.sX5. 'c, ....'.. acres or hle arabile and rich grazing lIand, the whole of whieh is exempt fron) great tithes: most desirably situated in the severa. parisbes of lrr.estcr and WVymingtoi, about 3 miles from WelUng. tiorough and Highaim Ferraro, 14 from Bedford, and 64 from Loindon with two excellenlt farm hotuses, capacious Ianius, antd outbiiildings, mnother farm house, and numeroa5 cottages. let to Messrs. Frost and Mather, *with other tentants, at rents arnounting to SO0O. per ainum, formingaltogetbera most desirable property for Investmint. Thih estate, lvthiii a few years, let for upwards of 1,1001. per annum. To be view-ed with lesa-* of the tenarts, and partieiliars h"ad 1 days prior to the sale, of NMessrs. llodson wnd Burnhani, solicitors, Wellng. horo"gh; the Inn at U1iharn Ferrars; SNran, Bedford: the ceorge. Northampton; at the Mlart: and of '%r. 'Hogg;art, 62, Old Broad. strcet. Royal Exchange, where a plRn of the estate Mray he scotn. Norfolk.-The valuable Advowveion *)f the Rectory of Hilgay. tit the county Of Norfulk.-By Mr. lIIOGGART, at the Mart, on Friday, F 1HE ADVOIW'SON, Donation, Gift, and Free Dispo- sition, Right of Patronage aud Presentationi, of. in, and to the parish church of Hilgay, otherwisc Helgay. In the county of Norfolk, comiprisinigan excelent rectory or parsonage house, vith gardeis, andallnecessary and convenient offices, barns, stables, and build- inos, adipted for the accommodatioll of a family of respectability, also several close;, pIeces, or parcels of globe laid, thereto beloi;giig, containinig, by estimation, 86 acres. And also the tithes or tenithis of whatever niature or kind soever, arising, groving, reneiving, in- creasing, beloliging or In an y vise appertahining to the rectory or parish ehtrch of Hillgsy af.,rsaid. rhe Advowsoon and R:toi y are co-extensive vith the parish, Vhich contains upwards of 7,000 acres of titheable land, and is, Including the glebe, of theestinmatedvaluc, clear of all oultgoinlgS, af T\VO THOUSAND POUNsDS PER ANNUM. The preecst inctinsbeit is in his 68th year. Thish inportanlt property is situate iii a preferable part of the eounty of Norfolk, oni the borders of Cambridgeshire, anid possesses rilaniy local advantages; is distant nmiles fromy Downham, 14 from Lynn, 9 from Ssraifhai, 6 from WVisbehch, 26 fromp Canbridge, and about 80 from Lonidon. Miay be viewed, and particulars had 15 davs prior to the sale St the Crown Iii;s, at Dowruihain and Lynn ; the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich : Ranm Inn, Nlernliarket; Artgel,aiOxford the Hoop, Cmibridge; of Messrs. Gregsoi asad Fomn-reau. solicitors, Angel-couirt, Thirogimortoil-strect; Mr. hilward, solieltor, 45, Aldermanburv; hlessri. Scott and Son St. Mildred's-court. Poultry; Mlessrw. Aspiiiall, JACkson, anid Robins, Fuirnivals-.ni: at the sAction Mlart; aiid of Mr. Hog%art. 62, Old Broad-street, loyal Exchaiige. vhere a map of the parish ;oay be ilspecte(d. Grosvenor-place, Hivde Parke-.crnr.-Capital Leasehold Estate, ntow yieldlng a Net Iental of about ?312 per aununu: held f,ir upwvards of ,0 yetrs, at a smill grouind rent.-By Mir. HOGGART. at the Mart, on FrIday. April 9. at 1S by order of thle Executors of the Rle . .lshn Henry Georg.e Lefroy deceased. Capital and substantial 'Cown Residence, with coach- houlse anid stablei; No. 31: Grosvernor.place, on lease to Joh' Pulteney.esq.wrhich expivei at Chrismilassf1-25 at arellt of 3351.19s.6d. per aiiiiumn: held for upwvards 'f 70 y-ears. at a groilxd reit of 241. per awlnnum. The house Is well built, Rnd cointails nunmerous bedroomrs. eleganir drarilng and dinlig rmom,.. library, and offices of every de- ser ptiloi, and ii every respect adapted f,,r the townu residencee of a faunily of respectability: with stabliig, nachhonsse. anid man scrvants' rooms. To hes viewrd )y tll'eXts oiUly, writh peruusion of the tenant, and fuirther particulars had of Messrs. Bridgcs and Quilter, solicitors, lied l.iou-sqiuar'; at the Mart. aiid of Mr. iloggarr, 62- Old Broad- street, Rouyal Exchange. Capital and v-altraile Su.,eranet WYharf tiudinig WVarehou ses. aud hinildiig Gronuud. Shad Tlhanmes adintl)g to St. Saviour's Dock, producinig t Rtental anld of the Value of about S("l. pee AiuinutI.-By MIr. H(OGAliT, at the Mart. oi Friday April 23, at 12, in I lot, T HHE extensive anti very va blable Property of Messrs. t BlindlCy, sittiate Il the front of thc river, t Shad Thitaes, ex- teiidiig a very eouisiderahlc depth eonsistins of a stack of svare- houses, nost shbstalstially erected in frnt ..f the Thines, alid ad- j..iiuing St. Savioir's Dock. atici about 'iA feet in; depth. A warehouse. eulutaiiuliig 6floors, xith eranes aiid hasp doors for recei-ing nereliaii. dcise froi thsriver. Auiother %rarelioise adjoiinug, of sinIlar dineni- sions. Alsoaiiother capltal stack of warehouses, equlally substaultial. aiid erected rithi a few yexrs, being 47 feet 3 iii width, aSid lol feet iti depth vith 4 flou.rs, anid CaYal,le of sustalining any weight of roods ,r iierchauudise. Also an excellelnt dsvlliiig-.ibuse fori a resident partner, coi tainlig nuiimerous bledruouns, dinleig aiid drawving rooms, offices and garden; adjoining Is ai excellent storehouse or granary. -i5 feet deep. Aniother Inland warehou,e, niow filled rithiCork aid tallolw, vith 2 floors. Also ii11 extensi-e site of grouind, enclosed with walls. aboutt 171 feet In delth, sititable for the erection of -vrre- houses, with extensive stables, loft, and pronises, with a right of water tothn e water side. Ihle cstnte lies cuCmpact, and of larte ex- tent. the btilidiugs eltirelY IuCV witllil a fess- years. and are justly esteemed as .me o the dirst rate eater s.ide prenises along shore, ea- pable of Considerable inmprolvemeiut. Ilhe estnte is lheld for altout l9 years, at a grounid rent. To be vicav-ed on hPplication to Mtr. Bart-ou, fiaiisftord.street, Shad Tiliamiies. of whonii particulars may be had: Also at the Mart; ,.,,d of iMlr. Iloggart, 62, Old Iiioad-strect, Royal Exchange. I Dock ilead Warehouwe with h SuIteruumec iWbirf late Tobb's-.-By IMr. IIOGGART, at the Mart, on Frld;y, April 23 at J2 substatil Stack of new built Warex ouses, u og S tliors, of 12 feet in height, most desirably situated at Doek Head, aiid ad.oiiiins to St. Saviotir's Dock. These warehouses ace about -48 feet in trolt oiKthe Thai;es. auid about 54 feet Ini depth, and ar eqlual to anyv lv ht *f mnrrhandise. To be vievwed on appli- cution to Ir. Bartoin, iaisford-atree. Shad Thames of whon Patt- eujhars may be led; also at the Mart; and of Mr. lloggart, 62, old Broad-street, Itoyal Exchailge. Crpital Building Maoterials. Laytol, Essex.-By Messrs. blUNN and CURTIS, n Tuesday, iarch 9, aiid foll^siitig days, at II, HE valuable Building Materials of tbe spacious Mjan- T sion and OfeceA, sitiate ntear the church. Layton, late ii the oielipation of Mrs. Rurthall, consistltig of a large quantity of execl- lent sound brickuvork in the inansion. offices, aiid garileui walls, several sqiares of slating aiid plalmi and l.aitiling, prime timber, in girders, rafters, tie beams, plates,jol6ts. story posts, quarterand othbt partitions, dooring boards (if very superior quality, sky and faii lights, sashes anid frames, doors, stalieases with mahogany lisndralls, narble and stone ehimney pieces atId slabs, stone dressili paving, leadell gutters and leaden rain wratel- and service pipes, and a large quantity of wrought iron and other useftil building materiils, Ith several eheice shruhs, evergreens, and fruit trees. Mlay be viewed three days precedins the salc (ISuliday exeepted\, and catnlogues had on the pre- mIses; at the Eag'e, Snsaresbrook; WVoodford Wells; White Hart, Rumford: Red Lion, Ilfoid; Georgs, Barking; Blyd-in-land, Strat- ford: Mermald. Hackney: Basinghoue, KiIgilalsud; the Angel, Whirechapel: and of Mlessrs. Munn aiid Curtis, WTalbrook, near the Roy?ql hlxchxnge. Colus and NMedals. Bronzes MlInIatures, &c.-By Mr. SOTII EBY, at liis House, Welilltgton-street, Waterloo-bridge, Stranid, on Monday, Marcl 8, and 4 following days, at 12, H E choice and valuable Collectioll of Coins an(d r toedals, in gold, silver, aiid copper, the property of the late Six tak Masterman Sykes, bart. of Slednice, in the county of York; Including a very good series of Greek coinis, priicipally Of SIcilyv in gold and silver; a fine selection of English medals iii gold and silver. tv-ith a few eopper,) among wvhich are twvo of the Common wealth premium medals for iiaval servlces, by Tholmas Sinmn; the fine me. dallion of Charles IJ. Felicitas Britaumnie,' by IRoettier; Patterns: Oliver Croniwells fifty shilling plece; the famouis Petitili crown, by Thoenas Simon, formnerly Air. Tyssen'st a very fine aud nuinerous series of Papal medals, in silver, asnd alargcollection of ltaliaii niedais, in bronze;: together wvith aii interestlnS selection of miniatures in enamel anid oil, by Zlnck, J. Hoskins, Pettutot, Sir P. Lely, Nath. =ione. and nthere singularly curious carvings in Ivory: broiizes of an early e artielarly the Head oltte Dodn4meanJupiter, most zemmutifuly executed - sasutonyX, rlns. and other curiositles. To be . , ell ed ouTIulrtda aiu,gcattlo{%ei yve ls.liad at the plme of soae. kssex. o0n lease for a tern, whereof 10 years wvill be unexpiresd - lMichaelmas next, at tbe lowv rent of 2001. pel annum. The estate a held under thi. Bishop of Lonidor, at a reserved rent of 91. Vs. per at,i. Tae day of sale, and further particulars, will be duly notitied In tBis and other papers. F. BR'i 'TAIN respectfully announce , that in <'_or- LY. sequence of the severe indisposition of one of the execut rs. the SALE . f thie LEASE, Stock of lines, and Furniture of the >,e Mr. Samnuel Butcher, 51, Leicester-square. advertised *.r sale o(I h, 10th of March instant. and 2 following days, is unavoidably P' PONED ror a short time. Due notice wrill be given immned.ve' the day of xale is fixed.-Coss-street, lattin-garden. Mareh 2, I ,- Neat gehmuine modern Housebold Furniture, Plate Lien Chi, Tea and Dinner Services, Library of Books, ine Old PaiRt t- scarce Prints, large fron Repository, and numerous E'fects- ni. C. MULLErT, at the Black Rorse and Swan Dlacliman.st Borough, on TI'uesday, Mlarch 9, at I, hy direction of Ur.;.' Martin, xvho is retiring into the country, without reserve r HE vhole of the Household Furniture. .c. ot nt superior descriptiozi. Catalogueshad at the ofb e of the t oteer, .kc. 68, Slackman-street, Borough. Du2llch-common, Surrey.-Detached Family Residence, with Cc. . hous, Stabling, Offics, Gardens, and a geinteel ('ottage.- WIN'STANLEY and SONS, at the Mart, on Friday, April 23, a, .; by order of the Executurs of Thomas Hullah, esq. deceased, A Leasehold detached Family Residence, most deligl. A fully situate on Dulwich-conimon, commaniding tpe beaut -. scelnery of the adjacenit lills, in the neatest order, and fit for th . - mediate reception of a genteel establishmenzt; comprising dining. I drawing rooms, morning Parlour. 3 principal. 2 secondary, II- servans'. chanibers, dress;*ing roroms, handsomne enitraniee hal, kit,il- %vashhouoe, mails chanmber and domestic offices, c<ach anid cii- - houses. stabliig, productive gardens, lawn, carriage aSweep, 0 Also a very neat cottage detached. btit yet so situate FLs to be adap!. either fir lettin;r or occupation, should a family requ)re more rcoc it contains 2 good parlours, kitchen, ra"hhouse, and 3 bedchamb-' held for a term.whereof years are unezxpired,at triflingianntal grol::- rents. To be viewed 14 days preceding the sale by tickets 0 which, vith priinted porticulars. ma; be had if Messrs. Willis, Bar *Watson, aiid Willis. solicitors, Tokenhouse-yard. and of WiTstau aid Sois, Paterriioster-row. Partieulars also at the Graybound ii Dulivieb and Sydeiiham: Golden LiBn, Camberwell; and at the 'M Itaian i iectures.-By Mr. CHRISTIE at his Great Itooi, h i.e.str. St.Janies's.-square THIS DAY, Marchof, atlI A Sinall but very cloice andl valuable Assemblage t XPietures, by the imiost celebrated masters ol the greet Its schools; collected by a gentlenman of superior l.nowledpe arid att otents, and Some time siniee conisigned to this countra ironi the t tileet. Many of these pictures are entgraved in a recenit Fre - abridged editio,n of the wvork of Lantzi oi Painting: among them Christ oll tbe Mount, by Corregio. aid Christ Mocked, a cabinet ture hy Titian, and others by A. Manttgnma Garofalo Bonifacio Guercluo Raiff. d. Garln A. del Sartn Schiavone Albano F. Franicia 5.ui'li P. S erolnese C'. Dolce Ntaxzolillo Pamlegiano ('arracei (. Poussin Fra. Iartoiojiee Sehidone Gido, P. BriD The whole ini good preservatioln. MIay be viewed 2 days precedinF Norbury Farmnnear Streatham. Surrey.-Capltal Live and Dead Fal hit Stock. Stcks of Corn. Hay, anid suierior 6i horse power Thlrs igIMachine, Brewing l'teniils, Forcing and other Pumps, Fa House. Fixture., aind Effects.-By Messrs. BLaTKF: en, the Premi inear Strea.hamnhridge, or, Wedinesday. larch 10, a: II for IS, order of thie Proprietor declining Farming, C OMPRISING a large Assortment of Agrieultuisai iiaiopleiulents, sevecal large stacks ot corn, beans. hay, tiiiiber r . 't framees, with stonie pins. 8 llseflll draiiglht horses. 8 cows and al,t ecales. breeding-sows, and storepigs. poutltry. auxost excellent thrila,Y- Illg Inachine. cotistructed upon anL extensive and powverful scale. W. hs stages. floors, aiid di'lsions, the timbers of wrhich arc of the best q; :t- lity, amid of large dimeiisions, a complete corni mnill and gear. patt '.t chaRi maehite. barni implements. Sacks, ropes, ladders, hurdles. ne farm house fixtires, and a fesy lios of household furnituire. Ma' 'e viesied 2 daysy before ttie sale, anid catalogues had on the premises: at the White Lioti, Streatham: at tie King's Armis ini;. Snow-hill * -e Rantl lm,n Smithtteld; at tie Auctioli MIart; and of NIessrs. Bi6zc. Croydoii. Freehold Estates, In the T'oswn of Croydmiii. and ar Norsw,iod. *. Strrey, Land-hex Redeemcd, atd Free of Tithc.-BY Msswrs. BLAKE. at thc ilig's Arms Ititi. Croydon. oni Saturday. M.arch 13, at 2 for ;3 it. the afternoon, by order of thie Executors of thle late Mr. Helry Veller deceased. WDeslrabe Fredhol0l Estate, consistinlg of a fellmonger'S A and parchllebm wtniaker's prenBscs. aItuate in tile heart f1 the butcher mnarket, Croydomi, on which are erected 2 capacious build- Jliag, concaillng all convelliences necessary f,ir the trade, xith 7 pits, and a capital poke, supplied w ith a snc head of trater from sprintgson the premises. The buildings are in good repair, and early possebsion may be had. A genlteel Cbottage Residence, of tasty and substantial elevation, WithmU paddockf about3a. Ir. handsomely planted, atid delightfully sitate at Norwood, Ol the high road, commanding prospects of greatextematand beautY, about S nilles lr,sm Croydon. and 8from Laldoll; it cotitaini 3 airy bedrooms. vitb closets, t par- lours each I8 by 14 feet, asmallerditto, kitehen, 'aAhhi,use, And good cellar.s. This property is il hand. and has many clainms t. pub- lie Consideration, and may be renidered a most attractive retreat. Also 6 Freehold brick built Tenements near, let at 441. 4s. per aluia. TF% be viewred till the sale, by applying to Mr. *Veller, at the Royal Oakr'". troydoni: or to Mr. Pascall, near the Jolly Sailors. Norwood, of whom particulars may he had; also at the Auetion Mart: of Mr. Pearsc, sol.- eito, , Dowgate-hiil; and of Mrssrs. Wake, Crovdon. Valuable Emfects.-Bromrlev iall, Middlesex.-To Cahlicc. Printers. Builders, anid Others.-By Messrs. RAMSEY aiud CARTER, on the Premises, Broimley Hall, iti the Parish of St. Leonard, Bromley, on Monday, arch 8. and3 followringdavs, at 11, bydirectUou of the Proprietor rctiring fro,m business, t LL the vautable and genminc EfTects, comprisinsg AS about 2fl,000 capital l.loetk prulOts and grounds, 10 large furm-n. ture plmgtes. 230 onc-qualrter and onie-eighth ditttl, copperplate presse3 capitalI machine for ell and yard-wide cyliiider by Parkli~o;l ell o ;o, yard-videengravedi sbells, ntlaets -for eylinder wiirk, iron rollilig (rstneand strap, pcddiimcniachlnle with metal rolls, Benigal drag Ina- chine with v'artous patterns in one and two colours, capital siirface mahblue. blaiiketa. trills and patterns, twyo capital ealender-. plamkilas machine, mtlls for grinding indigo, three capital horse wheels an other coppers, capital iroii force puim three comiau.n itto with stout oaleaves arnd supports,all the maehinery- for wyork- tag ditto sAdl ealtndeea, &c. ftom engilac, large quantity of stout lead pipe anldcisterns, large brass cocks, capital brass puoni p large size waster back aiid supports, 20,000 eet of deal battened srlelves, prinlt- ing and pencilling tables wvith nuhs rolls. &e. chacimber wtaggon head and other stoves, tiled flues1t our stout carte, twvo covered wrarggns, large and small brass sheaved iron bloeks capable of liftinlg ten; tons, the fittings of a. coomitiughonse, turlning lathaes, and other effects. Maiy be viewed twrodays prior; catalogues, atlis, each on the pre- miles; and of the auctioneers, 83, High.street, Poplar. (1 RIDREN uitisg Teth.-t Mr. Burehell's,. sole proprietor andi reparer of Ithe Aodyne Necklaces to thelate Kisng, for the Royal uhildien, 79. tong.acre, aind po.itively by his appialaitmuertno wvhere else in London, arc sold the oriinal AO- DYNE NECKLACES for Cbiltren cutting tcetb, after wearinwhich but one nighbt infatstshave cut their teeth vith perfect safety w ho were nearly redascedi tO t.he grave by lht, fevers, convulslonsas k all. proceeding from-their teeth; price 9a. Likewrise the famous Sugar Plums, for wrorms in chiidren and g rowrn persons, bv:;es 2s. Sd. each; they are not to be distinguished In taste andl rappearance from eons.: mnoti suger plumus,and mayv with the g-rsatestsafcty begiven to InSitnts. Sold also at Mir. Nerwbery'a, Das-rstreet, Dubilln. SALJiS BV AUC(;TION.