Sales By Auction.
The Times, 1824-04-26T00:00:00

UV . GANN respectfullY infornina the Puiblic that the 'A. SALE at st. James's.streert.errace, Rucklilgham-gate, adver- lsedforTueda,te'7thiinstant, is unavoidably PST'PO NED tintil Mondy.th3d oAlay andfollowring day.-.59, Re!genit-street, April 23. To~cgrahiral nd oherModrn lr tie~s, MnlatcireA.Carvitgs, and Prnns.~yMr.HRl'r1 athisG,reat Roomn, Kling-steet, St. Jmes'urcae Toisrurow,Apri 27,at 1, Collctin o Topgrahicl ad othier Drawinigs, in .A.~cate by morlr.r artits, book of prIts.i historical ivor, an othr cuilosities, thie ~roprtyj~ he lte dwad aire,andremoed romhisresidence, Bath. ay beviewe thisday ad oni MAon. ?~i~iByll. ClibISTlt, a hisGreatRoom King-,street, St. Jarns'sqrre.oil Wednesay, Arl2,precisely at I. A Colecionof tahian an ote Pitures, including a ~ few not singlce brought from th teliterran6an. Also a ~r~ an lne anscape by Uaepar Pousm, th Masrriage of Car.a by P. srocise, c.Myble vIeur., twodasredn.- ~,ooe~ rins, rasinc an Boks f Irlns.'By r. CHRIISTIE, at his Geat nuro, Ring-tr,t St. jae'-qae n Thursday. HE lilll outvalabe Library of' Books, loose prints, mdiraWllngs by old roasters, and books of prints, the property of L Gentlemanl ilieasved. amng hich are V. Dyck's Heads, some !Proofs 5Ou(I fine impr ils obaken's Heads, large paper, scab- Verlptlon coy 5%Ilouro,r niutIes, Piralnesi's works, and various O0thers on afel,hite2ue sdthfnearcs. Stay be vicewed two days jpreceijng. ttaian Oi~ch an Flmis Piturs,brought from IlRlsrtol.by dirctin f te xecutors.nBy Mlr. OXENH AM, at his Spacijous Upu~'~3,0xfrd.treet, neat the Pantheon, To-morrowy, at 12, ~k'lC~sing tiollectoiif'valuable Pictures, comprising a Pai o fie ortais of King William and Queen Mary, by Kitel. set 10ol civedfmsins;Our Savtour at the Wedding Peast, very fine, be . Vronse,andmanur scarce and rmasterly productions by A. CCr- raci, . el art, orreggio, Velasquez, Both, Wouiverinsuns, De Ko- Scig HutenbrghBackhuysen, Wyinanns, Vasrdervelde, G. Netscher, Victr, . Ryithnt,Griffler, Janson, &-c.; also several pleasing com. 118tosh the hgly esteemned modern airtists, Powvell, Blake. NFSa. mythn Arg of', lbbtson, and Towrne. May be viewed on Monday anid MrngisAle; catalogueshbadat the rooms. Mousholi Frniure Plae, ine. Cins and Bnoks-attegenn iplrrt-ee;of a GentlemiAn deeeased-By Mr. ROWVE, ontr rms' 530, S.CWington.place, Kennington, Suirrey, To-morro,te2t mest. and following day, at 12 for 1 precisely, underanodrfth Court Of Chanicery. OI2HlbFurniture and Effects coinsist of excellehit 4-post -u-adobrbedsteads and hangings, goose featberbefds, mattresses and bdig maboganny wardrobe and bookcase, double and Single cliests muf drawe-rs, dininig, pemnbrokce, and other tables a hiandsome pede-stal sideboard, chairs, chintz windoW Lurtains, 'Brussels and iriderminster car-pets, an eight-day clcwk. kblout 30 o'unces of plate, bed and table linien, 1S0 voluimes of IiD<s' prints, echli ins, ,th u1sual kitchen requisites,&sce. fay-b-. gladossiida,;i, tInreI rTeceding the sale, and cataiogixp-. thiei hdon athe rdayes and Monda lr. Rowe, auctioneer,2.ePtor.maw,;ttreet PortinthiiPremie;an r V~iSbil~un f anti'irolls CoUectlon of Pictures-By Mr-. STANt.g\-, &l his ltl~ms,5 21, (.)d flord-s'trcet, TFooi-niorro, the 27th of April, at 1?- AVeryr Vltjr?,f~ Portion of the numerous Collectioni of ltplmart' and Dutch Pictuires, the property of a gentle-man, dis- n.gulshod fur his taste and liberality in matters of art; comprising a t6oble GSatll-r Pictjrre by N. Pousain. a grand Landscape by CflsuOe, aenortheryi Both, the Adoration of the Magi, by Btirldaissare Penizzi, StveolzCY A-. Caracci, 2 fi ne landscapes by Wilson, several examples - '7eJi~o AlbaLno, Vandevel,le, 0Ostade, CuyP, Bergheni, Meteu,, WI Robbema, Ru~ysdar-l, and a picture curiously wro,ught In SLonadthe Lamb-, by Mlarillo, fromn tl,e collectionL of the 10Ar.ngersein,May be viewed two days preceding, and edta. ~U.ldl~ ateial, heasid.~y air. CHARLEST WRIGHT-, 7onthe Pr'snics o. ll,adjinng the passage leading to Honey-lane. taMkl iMn te house and preminses lately occupied iby Mr. Tegg, booselerTelSDAY, April26, at 11. A L tfe Mterals of'the above, ConsiSSting 6f a quan- ~LI. tty f god rick work and plaintiIgalreqauiyo cad, n guters, ipes,cistens, a~ watr cloet, er an other tim-, be i rfer. idesjlssbrassers rsy,ir C ITHRB, boarded Ploress, dos sashtranee acd gate sashesi, k la-mrggledsofrown.pi7,t, profile ia-ptoo f ftriga nde ofAinihig. I'imay Berrv inewedtrebSaturday Preedig te sle-and Utensiue , thnhiogether preiseh aoit iar-I rawayb; nd of and Ergh, ure yo rdcti,cmrigaouiter Blue-stile Green wdlr.line.75dze f coc Ae Fli ~ond-cnute nmookfr Cine,; cales, canPoter, Meri-hn qant. ity o Cooer, ed thea-y r. . ITIEBY ondohe reusthes Premoisus, -i no. 3,andd sr, sbro, to- nrro, Apr11t 27, aetio12, by onrde of hAd Asigee of Mr.shoms. Vaerry, uan W mrhist, ale A L ithes Stoc and tnsis, CtogVtherbyit Countioneer -n bottls erpe mesres,l~. ai Ntruck 'l , arid ocher2 requisiesalso fur.5, lIpand a etwo-lep mahogany drevosky marde stads srteout itnrac st, y VP. a HE bs-lea-cda onaseonda and moornWing of salne.sCtablogued 5AliChyrnist 34. Rrwa e-hlde ndcer nrs undheribly stautioneer and zetolemanut and th~topitcurlro-i-ms.-.onit Seitunio in26 Regent.street,a Withn afe doors onl rn h nrl ie Oxford-stre. ree. ThMeL PALMneR, paton the premises.ompriModay Man 3,pat m odrnho Preisely, unlss anttractiv abe fontern isprelevioul made byehindaThe dwolntract privHe bnrancefcand oLeases and ple Goodwill otan fortabfaislye the rCohyitsSo ar l adsoRely dencse, ms undeiairyo situat fproprtairy gmentleanntie posed" ical poesn,beinvg u' h Aho. 27roi, Randkt-steet,a fedw dooirs ony frkomn thenot sxidres ofd Osford-streealut.iThe buntes penartderoftheepreiesilecetpies an pelegant moplderv nsop wth a mostep atintractienfrnt,and5 Ipeanieclui hlee om ehind.2Theardwelli[rhad, amt dithe pey os esint wIl be0 giper oanthu ho. parm blour, and kithen ticulars hid on tb e premises, and of Mr. S. Palmer, B-urchin-lane, Corn hilt. Genuir Stck r Lneurapm-r Sik;mccey,Hosiery, I-aberdashery, &c.-~By Mir. BAILEN', at4,Wo-tre,Cepie, on Thuirsday alid Fridav, the 29th and3t rArl a11PecIsely, renisoved fromA Cbtlea, end ilb od wi tutrer, by order of the Tru,teecr ~Sfl~ entireStock,consisting of prints, stuffs, bomn- ~a asis nusins qult, calicoes,I rishes. sheetings, bed tickecra, Irale ine rch arcires,satins, poplirus, shairls, scarfs, handkter- CAlea, cl~urd sain aid arcerier ribatnds, thread Iace, &c. men's ~ndwnrm.ssrit~cotton hose, gloves, &'c.;al, superflne blpce and lac bradclohs ndkerseynreres, straw bonnets, straw plait, &C. ~Iayb~j5~fl onWednsday atnd nmornicigs of Sale a-thu catalogues .AdL~M,lsile, actI neer,&Ie. Wood-astreet, Cheaps-ire. MS5eC5.leFrehld esdece wthLand, Iascx.-by DItAYTON Slid ENTO, attireAucton t lar,o-morrowv, April 27, atI12, byorero the roretr A Most respctal Freehold Brick-bailt Residtence, de- ALI litAMfuliYsitunate, In the preferable part of Plaistor in the `County of Esse1x within 6 miles or the metropolis1, containing eleirant drawVing arM dinIng roomns, airy chambers, convenient kitchenis, brewr and baits hoausee, dairy, coachhouse, .stabllng, extensive gardenl with greenilonas,eslid every otherarp enda;e requisite for the reception of a large anld genteel family;- also about 6 acres rrf copyhold landl, In 3 graLss fieldis - thevwh.le forming a mo-st desirable and enviable pro- 'perty. The hotuse Is bUilt Of thie most substanitial and picked mace- vial,In. aT t comoplete state of repair, with an observatory on the roof, 'eOrimiancrng extei.eivo and picturesKue vicwsof the counties of Kent and Es~ex, and'Is pIcas!ngly dividedct rom. the road bY a veat forecourt and shrubibery tenclos4ed by iron tailhing. 'lay Ice viewed 7 days prior 'to the sale by tinkets ositly, which, writh descriptiv-e partIculars, may be had of r Dr-,-ojr acid Ventom, surveyors and auctioneers, 97, jjeadenbaIll-3ree't particulars may also he had at the Red Lion, Ilod;N a't rt, 'Roofofd ; Green Man, Lhytorstore; and at the -'urti(n1 5jit London, Wl'5 erchans Tsvenkepersr, acc& Private Famle--,tc-o ye'.Spror oldT Wie; and Sciis -inch s5hod sihee ICart. a .,r,;Hre and Niarne.qs, I m itIn Trvde, Counrtinghotise, D-,iiFittings,-By Mlr. BRITTAIN, on the Prenmises, 51, Lel- leester-square. TIilS DAY, Apric 26, and followiing day, at 12 pre- vIsely each -lay, by direction of the executors of Mir.Samuel Butcher, wine ncerchant, Cdeceased. ~, HE Stock consists of about 17,000 bottles of very -A. excellent old Fort, 8 pipes of ditto), 400) bottir. of rich flavoured Shen-y and Vadcir-, I 110 bottles otr Vidonia, 200 ditto of Mountain, er,d 200 ditto ot Bucellar, one pipe of old Me.dcira. mine hogshread sf Idonla, one pipe of very excellent Cape M' ade!ra, and a quiantity of brsandynrunm holland,, and cherry br~andy, of the best quality, which will be'logte.d to suit private famililes, as well as the tr4de; also 7 large and.4 STnall spirit vats, copper punips and measures, a quantity of rs'eli'sesnned corks, Nin-e putlleys and posts, baskets, and numierous aLrticles in trade, the whole (if which will1 be sold wvithout the lerusttre-- serve. Sdmplebottleao)tlhedlfferentwlne-sandspirits nmay bepur. habaed one week prio)rto the sale *and catalo,gues had on theucrenicses; of MAr. Dougan, solicitor, 6, Prince's-street, Bedford-rowv; anid of ttire uuctIoneer, 10, Cross-street, Batrton-garden, Valabe eaehldEstte Licscr.quare.-B Mr.RITTAIN, on, the Premnises. To-morrow. April 27, at 12, HE Lease for eight years antI three quiarters, at a lowv 9,rent,ot1a desirable Leasehold House, withi extensive cellaring, ,e Igibly situate, No. Si, Leicester.square,near Sidncey's-aliey, and pecu- llscrly well adapted for the business Of a wine and spirit Ieriat h stame having been successfully carried on for upwards of 25 years, buit equndtly desira.bleforatny other business,.or as aprivate residernce. The] Scnc'e containt2 bes,tauLd Sserva.nte'bedrooms, with closets, 2exeel-l lenit drawing roomis, 2 parlours, and 2 kitchens, wvith requisite conve. silences, conamunicating wvith countinghouse, wvarehouiixe, lof7t, and extenrlvecellars behind, wvith separate entraict-e from Prince's-.street. the residence oe Mr. Samutel Butcher deceased. May be 'mlewed us-tUl the sale, and partisulars hau rlio the preriiise.; of Mlr. Dougaii, nsolicItor, r, Princes-street, Bedford-tow; and of Mt. ritttailu, 10,Cross, Satreet, Hattn-ad. L.iester-iquare.B,,usehold Furnitue Maoan ceretaire and Blookcase. acapital 5.larrel Organ, ly 0tns uiu eeVt- plyu;Tble ditto, a Piaccoforte olcino rgnlFit ings, y Mor and id a Gallerylanlgo u aiiro the Cross, by Sir Janies Thornhcl etPit biDaiis neat Glg, Horse, and Hiarness, Kitce telsanEfct.ByI. ERITTIAIN, on the premises, 5i1ecete-,ae n eiedy April 28, at 12. by order of the ec ttsoSi.ameBucr deoesaed. V HE Furniture comprises MNahogany 4-post and other - Bedstseads, wvith haigliagi,eapitai goose feather beds arnd bedding, table and bed linen,suallogany cliests of drawers.disiing, card, sofa,and sembroke tables anciahoganmy secretuire and bookcase~,wIvth glazed doorsi, an i-"ay efock in mahogiany case, a bureau. sets of niahogaziy ,chairs, writh half seats and brass bound. celleret sideboards, pier and chiimnley glasses. Brussels carpets. oilclothrs, kitchen iutensils and ef- fects. Mlay be viewved two days previouis anid motrning of sale r amid catalogues had oni the premises;c of Mlr. Diocgan, suolicitor, 6, Prince's- street, Bedtford-row;c and of the auctioneer, io, Cross-sti'eet, B4atton. ,,ard-c. Grveiophiace, Hyde Park.-Noble elegantlyyi ais rtsasion,%N Ith 'extensve Offices and St-abling, formnerly Earl Whitwortha's, and nows the property and residence of Walter Paw kes, esq.-By Mlr. RAlNY~ 'on the PremnIses, oni Friday, Aprill30, at 12 precisely, lineludtng rin -onke lot the whole of thbe fixtures and household fArnIture, and with IVMmedlate possession), unless previously disposed oflby private con- tract. HE vry nblemodern M-ansion, in Lomplete repair, A.. nos deiraly itute,No,45,in(' tosvenor.place, the corner of lltneteel anovelooingthegadens of Buckingham Hlouse. Thepreise ar laseoldforabo 5"yeaS unexpired, at a moude- rate rocun rent consderabe sum have beeexpended upon themn u'lthai SIe las few ears,ar.d he Whle ofthefrntr Is nearly newancofthebet dscrpton;thy cnipis a toe hlland two atoe salr~qe, mrnIg rom,brekfat rom,spaiou etine room, a sit f sper drwin roms eiht rinipa acd fveSecondary beulbms~e wo resingroos, nd u-eI pace waer losess On ea-ch fo r, -an.,e.... __ .--'.'''ocoie, r'srigdtce ice lnda~uneruiy r.tnding for tive carriages, studinf deblghtd aken Stblingf,or eight h.mrseq, and every appurtenance suited to the accommodation i-f an establishment ..r the lm-st consequence. To be vlewed till tile sale l.y tickets, which i2th printed particulars may be had of Messrs. BaIleY and Sanders, ldount-sarect Grosvenor.squuare; and of;Slr. Railly, S. erkeloy-square oPposite Charles-street Particularseisoat the Auction Mart I and ocr the pemises. Business- Premises. Chaneery-lane, with Furniture and Fcfeels.. ST R. C. NIULLErrT. on the Premises No 53, Chancery.l5e corner of Southampton-bnldiuge To-morrow APril27 at 12 by d2rection of the Executorsof Mr. *-homasC-ispe nIless reviouslyisposed of by orits contract of Which fine cotlee-wDj be giveur rpH Lea.se (10 year.s unexpired, at the exceedinvr low .U, rent of 601. per annum) of the truly valuable and desrable Premises. wheleh have been establlshed and rscasfuily carried on neasr a centurY as a lawv stationer,e The Premises compriseda su stantial hric.built divelling-house, In exceent order, and contuab sever'al airy tedchem bers. handsome dining rooms, private entrauce front and back shops or offuces convenient kitchens dry vaulted .^ellar. ge, water laid on, and numerous other conveng enceir. 1'he submitting thisproperty to sie Is presumed a favourable iopprtunit.v aciording the speculator tbe means of Irles'etinghIis ca- Pital uxpon permanent seeurst3 the premcsea being of tImesupposied annual value of 1301; and those who wis- to embark in an old esta- blished ard profitable business may Suit themselves, it is likewise afor the resdence of a genyenran, beSng sy situate.- and contIuous to sh y l inns and courts, The covenants of -lease vill bc read at the time of sale, the purchaser oS Wbie)r sr-ill be required to take the fixtures at a fair valuation, as per sentery. Actimesame these wilibe old-the Whole of tcre genuine modiern Iloushcfid Fnm iture sof : uper for description. May be viewved, -auid eatalo rweu snd~ patelis1!o the premaises- r 9 MetsesiLemrlrc adtford.solieitore flicIr'!ghass.street,strsaec l stt Surnn, Moropgi; cad at be offieecld-cbe Sasorloneer, &o 58,l D4cuaSet, Sficunevxc -- their ROOmas, Pialzza, Covent-garden, an Wednesday next, Apri28, at 12. wvithout thie least reserve, LL the genuine Stcock in Trade, of paper,, account Abokd n stationery1 consisting of 30 reams ouperfin* vellum arid Bath pos3t gilt Ietteirpapier, seperfine foolscap, large tbick and t'hin uaro5lpoe, upror copy, &e.- imperial cap, bag cap, teaf, and printing en. trrde gaper, anld Co biundlest capita smnal band, a varletys.f- useful account hoOks, leageks, day books, Jnotnals, casih books, all patent bouiid tn calf. ruled account issoks,'pe,ket ledgers, niemoran- dulm books, ruled copy boolts, cipherlrig b ,a' qxan'tjty of fancy 'Ind morocco papers, pens, ulIII blaick lead jeneilN, seallrag wax,- wrafers, india rubbr licdMudIeion1sly arranged an abouitt 240 lets, to Hutt private purchasers andL the trade. The whole vWil be on Veiew one day prior, and catalogues had. very ExRten~sIve%Thatrical Wardrobe, including costly Cortrees an infini(te variety-of Chayriecter Dressges, lPtoiertles, Ale.Byers ROllI1NS, at their Roomis, Piatzza,CoaVent-gardcu, on Tlitsay et the 29thj Inslanit, at 12, without reserve, AN entire an'd Very extenvsive Theatrical Wardrobe, A,peculiarly WOrthy thle attenltion or the provinclitl mu,nager, the masquerader, andI private theatrical amateur. Inclluding a rich variety Of costly coturt suits, in velvet, silks, brocade, and fline cloth, expen- sively enshroidercd naval and military unizforms, richly laced, an immonse Vlariety of chatrActer dresses, mxale and femOale, and capital silk domlinos; also ethi er,tire collection of propiertads, fIn swvords, shbields, atrmo'sar, helmets, bonxnets, caps, feathers, wvigs, &c. Mlay be Viewved twvo days prior, and catallogixes had at the roomts.- and'5 paid- n a s?00ayev seftfe~d in the rmostatnarle maLnner. andwid aM arlY, atirlAhdoat of the Granby Hotel, and extensiVe Property,.9 t earrowfagte,_y Messrs. ROBlINS, at the Mart, on Thursda aat, April 291,at 2, 4 hold oftthe' quite equal to Freehold, being Copy- atarrowgareaesoruh.coprhndngte rab th iDIdor, siad as It reg-ards t e convenienbe for condctig i ucesful !y, It probably has no conipetitor. The pro- prltorhasjus reird wvith an ample fortune, and let it to a -most re- spetale ucessr,Mr. Jonathan Bcnn, for a term of 12 Years, at a arynadeuaterentofr4001. a year. The ten~nt 5q highly respectilb!e, andat he ermnaton of the lcase, a considerable augmentation or rentmay e cotemlated. -Sorme little Idea of the capiabilitY Of thiLs estalshment may be fornied Iromi the knowiledge that the hotel makes9ails 100 bst beds,.and has stal~.ling for 400horses: thie bll room And publictdiningroom are of noble proportio-zs; the biiliardroom It' capiltal; In f)le, nothing Is vantin)gto sabstauitiate its cladim to pub- lic patronage and support. TIhe estate niay be viewved till the satle ; tarticulars hadat the Graniby: attlie principal inns at Cheltenhans, bath, and Liverpooal. atthe Mart; andin covent-garden. A Rent-al of _205;1_.a year, for 00 years. Writh prospective Inrrease in 21 ytars, iii Carnaby.linarket*-By Messrs. ROBINS, at the Miart, On Thu Rday niext, April 29, at 12, in 3 lots, '1'n EE 'superior wvell built brick Res,idences, with --caPACIOus shops, forming; a caPital uiniform building, and finished a a workmianlike mxanner, situate in .Vost-atrcet, Carnaby-market;. The houses, are exceedingly wrell tenanted, by Mlessrs. Hlutchinson. Prance, andt BriStowV, at th%e lowv rents of 701. and 651. eaLch; at the determination rof thieir leases f21 Years) a very great Increase wlll bes apparenlt. TIhe estat,e Is held for 90 years, under tile Earl of Craven, at a grouind rent of .501 a year for the whole. l'artlculal-s may be had 14 days prior to the sae ;sthe several prenmises; at the Auction-maLrt; anid Ilk Covcnt-garden. ExcelentFreeialdResiene, wvith caphcious Shop, large G-ardens, and OiIces, Chatham, OpFosite the Nlarket-house.-lly Mfessrs. ROlBI NS. att the Mtart, oa f hur-aday next, April 29. at 12, 'Valuable and very improvable Freehold Estate, corn- A prlietdinRa convesaIent fod sized residence. divided Into occupration of Mr. Tribe, and the other by MIr. Bhsrr, uPhelsterer, at reduced rents of ?e8o a Year-, during the war they produced XI140. .The estaLte has been subsetutymc npoe there Is- a flower and kItchen gardenl exte;adInF 67 feet, and a ho,ase. In all respects adapted to the convenfsuce o1 a tansily; a rent or ?160 a year rmay Ini a few years be s-afely contemplated. May be viewed 10 days prior to tue sale, and particulars had on the premises, thle Mitre 12115,. Chathani - Crowai, Roehes,ter;- and in covenst-garden. Borogh f Aershm.~reeoldHouse and Eight Cott.1s - di~ ing 451. 12.s. a cear, and very impros-nble.-By, Mesirs. iiob a S,"at thte Mart, (na Thursday Inext, AprIl 29, at 12, in one lot, A N eligible Freehold Property, consisting of a very I-Lconvnrilent house, hI good repaIr, writh stable, wvaslihouee, and a aine spring of water, situsate in %Wilden-siLreet, frontfisa the high road said wthlulia the liorougha of Ansershan, Brucks; aliso S neat well built cotrtages adjoining, erected avers few y ears, incA sul~stantWa mannier, of brack aaad task timber, aLlI weil tenanted, but akt low rents (caLpable of ianpro,emnentitamountinar to-181. liis.a year only. Particulars may be had 14 days prior aaf Mir. WVebster, Peun-etreet, and J. Marshall2 esq. Amnersham; Mr. Mlarshall, Aylsahury; white Bores,. bxbrldide Ctown, Higla W5yeomb and Rtickmnansworth ; at the Mlart;' ad of Messrs. R-blIns, COsVest-gArden. Freeh-old- In-vestmet Prdcng7! year, well secuired, from three Hoaasteaa, 1lellaialgre; lo 4. ear, Improved lhent, for 26 years, N-~rtli-stret ly od Ivmesrs,. ROBINS, at the Mart, ,an Tlanrsalay nex,Arl2,a 2 n 2 lots, VHOSE Freeod ue,uiformily built, situate Dog- Z row, Bethnalg Benwna ts , ,ad3 levidere. Tiae hotusesa:re neat anmoenanweldaaefosalreecbe .s aso aunaat grund ehI forthe recinofa ml iagoos ;eaant Mr. B Kent,aail hedfr2 ears, tagruden.Mybe nened till the ale, raPrtclshad: aL tteMr;o r J. 5. Robns, 0, Gowr-stret. and of Messrs. RObiau, covent-garden. iliares in Drury-lane Theiiti.e.-T.Mes_srs_. RO6BINS, at the Auctioan Afart,on Thursday next, April 211. at 12. by direction of the Exe- cutor of tlae late Marelhlone!ss of Thomond, 14 IVE 1001. Shares in Drury-lane Theatre, with a free L-ad;nlasson. A .5001. renter's share, producing a clear rent of dl,. 10s. a year, with an addition ofls. 3d. p ernalght for every evening if perrorniaaiee above 200 las each seasaon, &c. Free admission tratas- 'erablcaaaa;ually fur the remai;ader of the term, viz. 70 Yesrs. Also a 1001. share, wvith a personal life admission. Pairticulars at the Mart; and in Covent-garden. ,oss-er Piuney.cummon.ceinar of Wvines, excellent Plated Al-tiles,I &-c.-By Messrs. ROBINS, on tise Premises, orn Friday- a;ext, at 12, wsithout reserve, under an execuition from the Sherif of Surrey ASm-all Cellar Of lVines, includinlg 10 dozen of Ol1d Po*Thrt, 9 dozen of capital Sherry, and several small quantities1 fPort, Claret. Madeira. Cliarnlpagne, Lisbon, &c. at Mr. Barkcrfs cot- age, Lower Putncy-commroan. Alsu the excellent plated artieIes, noanpri.sig a set of 6 fluted oval dish covers, 6 plate warmiers, a pair If wvine coolers, a pair of candlesticks, with branches, cruet, and iquor framies, an 18-inch waiter, an ep'ergaie, &-c.; a Gothic summrfer lorase, Iron garden roller, 2 deal pressei, with afew lots ofsundries. 4ay be viewed on the morning, and theiwines tastedlat the time of -ale; catalogues to be had on the premises; the Inns at Putney and larnes; said of Miessrs. Robins, Covent-garden. ,uperar FM -arb;e ChMimneypieces, of paare Statuary aasd It_aia_n Veicn Marble: also a very lofty Carved Statuary ditto,.of the old schooil, some Hearth Slab.,, Atc. - BHy Messrs. ROBINS,ket their Rooms,Piszza, Cove;lt-garden, on Saturday. Mazyl,atl2,wIvthout reserve, (OAPLITAL moDdern Statuiary Marble Chimneypieces, kIJ with richly sculptured ornaments, adapted for handsome large OOans, with waide shelve~s, &.,: some with liearth slabs; also a va- fety of fine Italian vehied ditto for dining parlours anid bedchambers, - vts.loty arvd tatarydito,of heold school, opecning 4 feet rid by3 eet10 ig; aan pir f fnescagliola colunins. May be 'Ic -cd0 dys rio, a d ctalgue ha atthe raomrs. eve Fre Pblihouee nd lqurshps.By Mlr. 'MITCHIELt., at Garrway~, onWednsday May, at12. n 7 lots, by order of the Cout ? Chncey, n acaue i whcl Wi llani Jones and others arcplanrai', ad Eizaet Pane ndThomas cand John Talt arTe 'VHE Castle, Btlllen..court, Strand ; the Castle, Toth ill- _&street, near L.iquorPOnd-street, Holborn; the WVhite Hart, Coal- ,ardI Drury-liiaa; the Old Ship, Old Gravel-lace, Rateliff-highway; he Dolphin, Upper WVeld-alley, Gun.dock, WVappliag; the Ufnicorn, [ear the Mliddle Watergadte, Deptford, and 2 ha,uses adjoining; the A-an, Great Uover-street, Newingtaan, anid 2 houses, stabling, &c. dicinaIng, let on lese Anid producing a net rental of 791. Ss. per ann. rhoe above atrc held at loir rents. Particulars mnay be had of Mlr. !hlppendale. solicitor, 3, Crane-court, Fleet-street: Mlesits. Noy and lardstone, solIcitors, 20, Great Tower-street; and of Mr. Mitchell, ,_ror_toafalgate, and 23, Newgzte-street. iedfordshirc.-valuahle Freehold Farmn, containing 85 acres oif racla Land, wvith Residence and Outbuildings.-By Mr. M~ITCHELL, at Garrawray's, early in June, unless an acceptable olfer is previously m-ade, A Vervy desirable Estate, eligibly situate at Cranfield, ',adi~lnlng the high roads leading-to and about 6 miles from Bed- Ord, Woburn, Hiamptul , and Newsport Pagnell, insa fine sporting part if tlae country, upon Wvialeb is a respectable farmhouse, VI th 3 barns 'canari es, stabling and cowhouses, waggon and cart hovels, hen and love houses, piggerieS. &ic, let to Mlessrs. Lilley and Son, aLt the very nadcaquate net rent Of 701. per annum, an lease for 7 years, fromi the Ith of' April, 1820, at the end of which term it is presumed will be vorth 1001. per sainuim. Particulars may be had of Mr LilIev-, on the s.tate; Crowv, Cranfield; WVhite Horse, 1-lamptill; Goat, Wohurn; etorge, Newport Pagnell;, George, Bedford. and George, Northamp- on1; Garrawvay'4iariAu0ct0j1 Mart,t.ondon; and onrMr.Mitcehell, Nor- :Gnfalgalte and Newgate-ttreet. ,'i`eehald and -Leasehoild tstates, In the counties of Mlidditsex aLnd Stirrev; WAatealoo-bridge Shares and Fire Annuities, secured on the WaVaerloo-lbridge and one ?3500 Albion Insuranice Offiee Share.- By M.~r. ADANTSO N, t the Auction Mart, on Friday, Mlay 14, at 12, in S lots, bydirection of the Executors. of- Cols,es . deceased, A Freeliold Estate, consisting of a substoantiaels rick built h L ouse, with a garden anld fore court, situate No. 22, Richmond- alace, East-lane, Wa:worth, Storrey. A Leasehiold Estate, consisting af a vwell finished brick buIzlt house, with eliaisehouse, stable, aLnd :arden, pleasantly situa'te, No. S,Canterbury-rewA, Newlngtonllotts, on ease to, Mr. Simpson, now In the occopatinsi or - Fanilayson, rail. at '01. per anntim. A Freehold Estate, i!onsisting of a. brick built house, Sitfu garden, situate No 26 on the north side of Hoxton-square, In hie occupation of Mir. CLaw, at 301L pet annuM. A LeasehoM tEstate, onsistingof a brick built house, with a garden and fore cour iut ~o. 115, Yorki-place, City-road, on lease to - Wheeler, esq.at81pe asnunm. One LaQo Shatre in the AlelonnsrceCmay Tw l0 Shares In the Waterloo-arldge Comay n ieAnIis rat an econd class, secusred on the saibrde Thests ne le-d tlthe ale; saild particulars had onth rrettV lteilbAs; At the Mart : of Messrs. Amorv and Cols,oUtrs hrgmiortean- treet ; and of Mr. AdaainsoII, 11, iliIter-square. ~liibl Feehld n~t2aa~hold Estates in the coiinty of Sasttalk.-By Mr. ADAMBION ait the mart, on Friday, Mlay 14, at 12, in 2 lots, by di'rectfdn of the Assiignees of Rees Rees, a, bankrupt. 'aot I.-TVREEHOLD and Copyhold Estates, Situated at in the rentbam, Wrentbham-street and Wrentham west end, ~ntehigh road to Sotlthwold; consIsting of sundry messuags ban uthouses, and several pieces or parcelsi of land or orchardrud -artlcularly eligible for Luilding utpon, lin the several occusaiaso 4essrs. Anguish, Hubbard, Nash., Blowers, and othersa allyert- iants pro-ducing 371. 11's. per armunum. LatdZ. A Freehold adetI iart c'harterlaold, o`r customnary, freehold estate, situated in the paris4h if Frostendon, abiant dnac mIle and a half fromn Wrentham, consisting if a Trnsnuages,3 with Proddnctive gardens, comprising altogether up-a yards of an acre and alhiAf, let toRobert Howard,Wi.Wyrden loseph Bloweirs, Yearly tenants, produclng 17 guina e n.T ec viewed till thbo sale, and particul ars had on the resety rmss L th th' ig's lAead, BaIugay; Kinag's Head,Ilieccles;ConLoaof ss-an, SasnthwNoid; Bela, Saxminudham; -at theMr;o ess ktuiery and coles, solicitors, Throgmiorton-street; and of Mr. Adam- itin, 1, l3i11lter-square,- sIlegant Hui-ehola Furnirritre, Drawi'ndrRoom Suit,PtntDnn Table, handsonie Alilt Firure and BRacket and Eacr,rmod from tihe Paragoc-.Dy lNir. COCKERELL, at his Auction Roomn, 05, Blwae~man-ntt-4el, SoasthwarA, on Wednesday, Many 5, at 12, A bthe eleganit Household Furniture, in mahiogany ff3. Pillar 4-post and other bedsteads and furnitures, wvindow iurtauns, scasained goose feather beds, 10 hiorse hzIr and wvool mrat- Iresses and bedding, 7 mnahogany chests of drawers, dressi4ng stasids andglases drwin rom sit,ha pIr of elegant rosewood card shie, soa dtto,12 hair wih lose eats, G-reelan iscroll couch, at o caita maogan paentdinngtables, breskfast and pera- siok dito,anahgaiy ad isannd cairs. Brussels and other ear- sets feader an fir Irns, bbs gus, bitie table service, rood ritcen urnture Sad ei~es. My b viwedI day prior atid morn- ng f sleandcatlouesha attheKIg'sArmKe~rod;Elephant Uarravay's.onlaVedniedzay,Aprli 28,at 12,byorder ofthe.Mortgagees, I'HE, Reversiotl in Fee, expectant oii the death of a gentleman. aged 61 years, of and In a Freehold Estate, at Basted, a the parlsh of Wrothbm, in the county of Keitit consisting of twro )aper mills, near each oth.er, supplied by a stream of water arising rinacipally Upon the estate; a handsome co'r-nodions houtse, with tvery requisite domestic coivealeaiie; detached coaehhouse, stables, assai,lad~. I Cttaes, and varions other buIldings:wald n arhergar e fis. plantes witha vasiety of choice fruit trees; grapery, sleasure groxund, andabout 37 acres of excellent hop grouind. meue low, arable, said wood land, with a considerable quantity of thriviaag ;imber; the eaciosas sheet of water is well stored with fisb, and the ffoods aubunud with game. The wholo of the citate Is let by agree. uciat for a term, of which 2 years wvill be uniexpired at Lady-day ext, at a net renst of 7001. -5Phe premieti are ln gooa repair, land-tac edeemed. Particulars maybe had at the place ot gale; and of Messrs. Wlldes, srolcitors, Maidstone, of Mr.EdwardWildes, 64. LIncoln's. hp-fields; alid of Mr. Abbott, a?astle-court, adjo5ning the 3ritish Fire ffile, Strand. Pictures and Portraits, Old Bond-street. M ESSRS. BROOKS have the honour to announce, 1 that they sball submit to SALE by AUCTION, at their Rooios, 18, Old Bonud-street, oa lWedt.eeday,Mayo ie and followIng dy,tl at aasbaCe ofvluable PICTURES, 6S the~ Italian, Fems,ai Dutch sihools, chiefly cabinet sizes, a few of vhich arejust Imported. he pro ertyofa Spanish Nobleman, particularly St. Francis, by ('or- c 0g; st John, byGuido; aditto, St.John, in beautiful landscape, avinet size, byAllstroot, j2;. yFoI'er, by Mignon ,Orpheus, by ian Ost;1 two sine Had, by L. D. Vinci iand Denner: Leo X. celebrat- ngr Mass, by Quentin Meteys; sod ar Itstorleal Pi>cture1 In ~vbich are utroduced severai -hundred' figuresf and the Bewitched WVaters, In andscape, nzear Brussels, by ireughel f and Mempaart, wvhichPieture vasfexhibit3d to the public- last year; aincluding several speclinensv f *utdo, Alhiasio, Casaletti, isorilo, Revira, Zambarab, Rubens, Van. [ye', itenthrandt, Cuvu, WoaavermvanS, Jan Steel. B*,SB Breugh 'olalmlaerg, .Schaa^-en, Visa Bioemau. Teniere,anddDuaiN:rdi; 4 Al;so few fine l'asrtrasts by Neteher, Lee Brun, F. til!3 Sir'P. Lely, illd zguesXnrbyqweo da4s sbeore, thte egle, wherxctpa I ImlAof _odn tunequalled in point of situatioin ansd beauty wti h same ditnc ftjie metropoIlis-By, IdessrM.BURRMLL assctSONS, *at the Golden'Lion. Camberwell, oRt-Wednelday, Apri1 28, at 1, in ITHiS valuable Freehold Latnl, r sessnagetfront- *rir' Ilas; it is situate opposte Cisidn Chpel,onthkighroadfrom Cambervgell to Peck- ham aJoiin getlmene le.ssreLrinds. The ploperty may be vieod 2 dys recdin th sae. hendescriptive particulars may be ad l M. Ddd oliIto, 5 lllller.tr~ee, Leadenhall-street; at theGroc.hnsesndGolen ion atCamliewell. tit the. Red Bull, l'.ckhm; nd f Mssr. Brret ad Sns,13, Toktenholase-yard. A veryvaluabe andozuipactFlreehiold Esae itaenrth hurch, Wapplng.-yM.ssrIaURRELL and SOSat Garraway's, on Friday, Apri 90 at 2, n 35 lots, each Hoshaying a Vote for the 'j'~H SPreholdProperty compris-es the Turk's Head Pulchis,opposite St. John's church, Watsplng, near the en. tianc of te Lo don-doobe 6 Houses In Greern.bank; 29 ditto in Gun alley; 10 ditto In Ternch.street: 1 ditto in Churels-gardenes; I ditto In Lower-wall-alley.I 14 ditto In KnIght's-eourt; 3 ditto tn Cross-alley; and 19 ditto, cormprisfng th hlfBird-street, Thilspropet,a the lowest estimated value, is wvorth 1.0001. Per annunm. Tc estates may )0 vewe 14 ayspreceding the sale, when printed particuilars, WithapIanannxed nay be bad of Messrs. Smith and Rlickards, soil. cicrs,Basngbll tret;of Mr. C. M. Jenkins, surveyor, 103, Great Portlad-stret, Oford etresS at Lloyd's a~rud GarrawaN's: a.znd 01 Mesrs.Burel an Sos.13, T'okenhouse.yard. Camberwell, Surrey.-Excellent HouSehold Funtue hina, Cuti Glass, a complete Cabinet, with curiou n aubeFsisGm Shells, &c. a Patent HaLrp, 2 Pianort, ePinsa6gad Harness, 8 Cowvs. 3 Cjalvet, 4-Saws,aBorStranohePis Potiltry, a CaLrt,HansanHos.adsssr uorAtil. -By Messrs. B RtL n OS ntePeie,adjolninl Alfred-houLse, orhhihrafrmCmeent ekham, or, Monday, Mr. 3, n olwn a, at12 by order of the Exccu. tosof Mrs. X rssroh dcand T HE EWedts comprse a genera asortmrent of house- hol frnitue,In oft bedsteads and hatngings, prime beds and beding an berom articles, mahogany wardrobes, bookcase and draers chntzendmaroon curtainis, handsome chimney and pier glasss, airrori, sdeboairds, a set of, patent dining tables, drawir , d toin room,and ouro- charrs, With se'ttees, &ec. a -spring table clac, aatet hrp y Sebastian Ermrd, chimney ornaments, globes, char bd, legnthalU lamp, cabinets, Bruissels end other carpets, showr bth,kithenand dairy utensils, cheese pre.ss, melon frames andligts,hurles plugh, ad various ouxtdoor articles. Mfay be viewd o Frday nd atudaypreceding the sale, wrh6n catalogues maye hd o te pemies;atthe GrovelHouse. Camberw,ell; and of weirs Burren, and Sost 3 Tokeuhouse-yard'; N.B. The house, Gientlemani's Country Reaidenice, withl Gardenl, Offices, and Lands, on that miost delightful spot late Sir Gregory, P:sge's Park. Blacklhcath. -ily Messrs. BURItELL and SONS, at Garraway's, oni Friday, May 7, at 12, Valuable Leasehold -Estate, comprising a haFndsome and substantial stone front Family House, wvith coach sweep ,approach. paddoc'ks, lawn, shrubbery, gravel walks, and a fine sheet ofw'e.Te house contains S bed chambers aLnd a dressing room, lofty drawing room 24 feet by IlG, good sized diningc And breakfat6, roomns, elegant spacious entraLnce halt, wvaterLioset, butler's Pantry., and tore roomn, with domestic ofcsi iusn elc~,ludy man's roomn, temperate winie celIlar. &c. The out-oor offhces consist of a cosebbouss, stabling for 3 horses, washhouse. dairy, 2 mn'es 00ooms, and loft. ga rden partly walled with tine iral ausd stainda-rd frui t trees, &ce; a simaiL orchard, farm Y'ard, and land, the n-hiole about 6 acres, with the advahM96g of a fine shoot of water. well stored with liph. 'lhia property isq held fur an unexpired term of 44 years from Miichaelinas next, at a grouin,t rent of only 231. per annums. May be v'lewed -1 2 days precedinig the sale, by ticktets only, Wvhich wvithi partieulwrs mayb-le had oi Messrs. Butrrell antd Sons, 13, Tokenhouse-yard. Freehold Butilding Gromnd, and an excellent Freehold Cottae adjoi- in,at Camnberweil, Surrey; also a Field of 20 acres In rn of 6ses-gren, Peckham-rye: held on lease for 19 yousir-By Messrs. 9URRL an SN, tara-ay's, on Friday, Mlay 7, at 12, In S ]cs,v dretio oftheExcutrs fDr, Wanostrocht deceased, H R~ elgibe Potsof reeold Building Groundl, .3.35 fet fontae, wth armig bildings on the stame, situate at he ac ofAlfedHoue; eaingdon by Camberwell Workhouse to tOslilry..-aehlne,andsuhtanjalfrehod cottage adjoining; alsoa laseoldestte,sitateat eekam-u-e Infront of the acon- nson, contatining iboutt 20 acres of most xeln meadowv laind; held on leasqe for a termn of 1ii years from Lady-dy ,last, at the very nis- derste rent of 110l. per annunn, andimightbe converted into garden grouind. The estutes may beviewved 10 da's preceding the.sale, wvhen particuilars maybe had of M%r. Cotton, SoIlctr,sr BIlaslghall-street; at the Grov-e House, and Golden Lion, Canmberwell; tuke Red Bull, Pock. hatm; the place of isle; anid of Messrs. Burrell and Sans, 13. Token- houseg-rard. Good Freehold Hlouses, land-rax redemdcFtsa, ltdeex.-By Miessrs. BUDRItELL and SONS, at Garrawray's, on Friday, Mlay 7, at 2In u3 lots rp H1PREE substantial brick built Freehiold HOUSest, eli- A. glbly s,ituate, Nos. 1, 2, and 9, In Star-place, nearly opposite the Seven Stars, North-end, Fulhams; No. 1, In the occuipatIon of 'Mr. Johnson Beale, baker, a mnost reilpectable tenant, on lease for a term of 21 years from Micliaelnsas lost, at the low rent of 351. per annum; a premium wvas given when the lease was graLnted; No. 9, in the occu- pation (if Mr. Grannell, cheesemonger and grocer, a respectable tonat, n lasefora trm f 2 yers,at at rent of Zil1, per acnnumtu thetennt nsues,andpay al taes.Also, a House, No. 2, con- tssiing12 oom, ieluing god sop,with a fore-court, anid garden at te bck,of hichimmdiae p ssesont may be had. The pre- hiles ayi.evieed6 dys reedig te ale a-onparticulars may be ha of r. F Gyls, slIcitr, 7, etmorand-Lace, City-road ; at he lae o sae;and ofMens.Burel an Sas,13. Token- Ca-pita Freehold Estate in the city of London, and Estate at the wvest end of the town, heid I for 900 years.-Hy MeAsrs. BURRELL and SO-NS, at Garraway's, on Filday, May 14, ait 12, in 2 lots, by order of the Executor of Mrs. Ann Wooding deceased. Lot 1. Most capital and substantial Freehold Estate, ~.L_A comprising those truly valuable and spacious promises, N.14,Abhrhae,nwIte occupation of MIesqrs. Smith and Edwards, TisehouseecontaCinsrnumerous 'ledchambers, drawving and diigroonas, with dometstic conveniences. a grounid floor warehouse shoot 90 feet in depth, 2 countluigbouses, sample roam, and 2 roomy warehouses over, with spacious and convenient cellars in the base- mnent. This property Is oni leasefor a term of IS years from Midaum. tiler next, at a ground rent of 801. per annnum. Lot 2. A valuableLease- hold Estate, held formore than 900 Years. of Premnises, situate No. 29, Clarg,es-street, the corner of Curzon-street, Mlayfair, in the occupation of INr. Jacobs, teaLdealer and grocer, on lease tor ain unexpired term of 3 yars atthelowren of801 pr annum; held at a ground Messrs. GacyRELaddandGatt S, and Hadn oiior.Aglcut 14, at 12, by order of the Directors ofteSohLodnWtr works Company, In I lot, 71'HE whole of tllat valuable FreeholdI Properly the AL oyal Curnber4and Tavern. Assemrblly-house, and Tea-gardens, most desirably situate, on the banks ot ihle river Thames, adjoin- Ing Vauxhall-bridge cormirlsAlg a conveniient residence, spacious nobleand lofty b alw,88 feettby34fet,overlook,ing theThames, ele- gant dining, card, and,,supper rooms, capital billiard room, bar, par- touzr, excellent kiltchens and bakebouse, extensive cellaring;; also a newly erected tap and dwvellIng-h(nses, enclosed carriage yard,,with rosckoue ad sablng,a warfwit a ronageof 100 felt to ixplrd ter of 2 -ear, fro Mieaclin next,, ata ground rent .Jf 1901 pe anum.~he roprtymaybe iewe, d14 days previous to thesal, b laveof.theteant, Wenprinted particulars may be had t te Cmbelan taern attheoffice of the .9outh London Waer-works. Kennington-lane; of Mr. Lindsay, ,olicitor St. Tho- ralas'-street, Southwark; at Garraway's; anid of 'Messrs. 'u~rrall and soxis, 13, Tokenhousliyard. i'alusable C'opyhold Ground Rernts, hedo heMnro Lambeth, with the Reversion of 65 House* and a Chatpel, at the expiration of the present leaseS--By Mless`s. BURRELL and SONS, at Garra- way's, the middle of May. In 33 lots. ~7HESE; Copyhold Estates, wvhich ate equal to Free- hold, comprist 49 houses and a chapel, on the north and soutth I de Of George-street, PrInces-road, Lambeth, on leatse, at oud rents of 1541. per annum, which will expire in 1879, 18SO, I8F2, and 1883; 12 houses on the south side of Caroline-street. on leaic. at itrauind rents of 322. 1.45. per annumn, which will expire in 1se1, 18592, and 1883; 4 houses itn Windmill-street, Lambeth, on lease, at groud rent of 51. IIe. per annum; TIse premises mnay be viewed syleave of teniants, and descriptive particulars had 12 days pre- ;eigthe sale of Mir. Lindsay. solicitor. St. Thomas's-street, South. -rk t the place of.-sle; and of Messrs. Briurell and Sons, 13, rokenhouse-yad. 'ornpact Freehold EState Sptllls adTx redeemed, and Free- hold ub1lc-house. Longar.B Msr.BRRELL and SONS, at Garraway's. on FridAy a1,a 2ocok in S lots, A Valuable Freehol sne ngo repair, situate in fLWentwvortl-street, ptlils edn to Brick-lane. White- !hapeI comprising five hue,Ns 7 9 100. anud 101, in front if I1entworth-street; andeee ossa the hack, forming the whole of Crown-coUrt. whiV is pen and afiry; let on lease to a re- pectable tenatit at 2201. per ainumio, he paying all taxes, and Insuring he premises from fire. Agood Freehold Pubillc-house, the sign of the Whfte Hart, In Cas'tle-street, Lang-acre, on lease to a respectable te- sant, at a siot rent of 521. 10s. per annumi; he insures the premises 'rem firs. The preidises may be viewed, by leave of the tenants, 10 ILays preceding the sale, wvhen particulars may be hati of Mr. Dodd, eliciltor, 3, Caroline-street, Redford-square; at the place of sale; and ,f Messrs. Blurrell and Sons, 13, Tokenhouse-yard.- i'reehold Tan-yardl, Residence, and Premilsess, Essex-.-By Mlr. RIST, at the Auctioni-mart, on1 Monday, May 10, at 12, in three lots, without reserve, A Valuable Freehold Property, late in the occupation of M--lr. John Nichols, .a bankrupt, situRte in the ch-eerful and -espectable viilae of Pinchingfield, in the county of Essex, 9 mniles 'rom Diunmow, 9efyoou BrAintree, and 47 from London, comprising g renteel fAtlilY dwelling-house, recently erected at a consaldrable txpese5ui'lh Cll5fUousb; stabling, brewhouie, offices, excellent 'red-active gardens-, large ofctinrg, arnd P. farmyard; als'o,avr !ompact tan-yard, with So hanXdlers, Stofehouses, drying sheds baNr - nill house, and a capitai bark barn 60 feet inL length; the wyhole 'orminga truly enviable prolserty fru a tanner, wshich business has seen carriled uon for seea ears past. Tobhe viewed, and particulars sad on the premises atte lra i' ead, Dunmowv and Chelms- 'ord; Horns, Braintee si r ihl,oiir, 11 ,dreatWInchester- itreet; of Mir, NwbnsoIir,2Gea Carter-lane, Doctore'- !omionos ;at the Mr:adoMrltasconer,36, Lombard-street. ~orr Los of8nhdlncGrond nd sverl Cacases,Old-street-toad. -i'obLETb~l1illCAUTIeN,by~ir. ItS C,at the Mtart, ois Tuesdy, Ma 18, t 12, In lots ~ Valuale Plotof Ground yIllon the north side of Old-tret-rad.betuveen Pitleld-treet aLnd the City-road, audTi- sot forthe eretion orabout-4h0O5Sea anid upon which are several !ar~asss May beviewved, and particulars had on the ground; at the .'roAbyHui corner of pltfield-street.; at the Star, City-road; at the .te. tt aIdof Mt. Rist, aLuctioetecr, 36, Lombard-street, P'o Private Jamillieq and Others.-=AboOt 30 'Dozen Wi7ines and 90 ~Doz. Fr Ic.oives.-By Mr. RISTI' at the Mart, on Tuesday. May 18, aLt Itprecisely.lIn lots for the convenlCince of pSrivate famillies, to wvhom thy willl be permitted, and seilt to any part of towhis, without the leat reserviation, Y OMPISINGfineflavored ort, Sherry, Mladeiras, i-lck,Chapage. alcVela, ndVidonla, and flue French d ys. ay e tstd a tie ~ sae,and eatalo ues had 10 days sreiou attheMar, ad o Mr Rit, uctoner, 36, Lombard-street, it hoe ofies amle ma b ha b pain fr them. Valuable and very Improving *'reelsold Estates, Norfolk, on the borders of Carrbridureshire. truly desirable for Investment or Oceu- paisey.-By Mr. RIS t at the Auction Manrt, on Tuesday, May 18, at 12l, by dlrection ot the Proprietor, Withxout thie least reservatioss, in 4otts, A Valuable and very Improving Freehold Estate, in a ,CI high state of cultivation, distinguish&d as Kingsaluid Farm, lWiingxuqialification isconservator to the Corporation of the Bed- ord Level situate on the road from Ely to Lynn, hi the parishes of IlilgaY and Sonthery.7 milesfrom Dowrvham, r I from Lynn, 10 from Ely, 26 from Camtnridge. and 81 from London, In the occupation of Jonathan Page, esq. the mortgagee, comprising a capital dwelling- house, surrounded with numerous compIete agricultural buildings, cottages, and 370 acres of highly produotive pasture and arable marsh Dr fen lands, with ood roads, and the facility of vater carriage by the rirer Ouse (whioh abounds w.ith fish and skirts the grorerty for upwards of a mile, eommunieating With all the print pa market towns. The estate Is begirt with excellent preserves of 6anse, and other local advantages, ies verY compact, alnd Is3ustly entitled to a character of superiority over most of the adjacent estates. Likewise 32 acres of rich paxure and araolse high land, situate near the village of Southery aforesaid. The estate may be vlewed by appUcatiors to Mr. Win. Low, of Southery, and descriptive particulars had at the principal Inns oi the road frorn Cambridge to Lynn; of iMr. Nicholls, solicitor, Great WInchester-street; a t the Auction Mart; and of MIr. ilist, auctioneer, 36, Lombard-street, at whose ofices a plan of the estate may be seen. By T. HARVEY, on the Premises. Wyetlelds, near Ilford, Essex, on Thursday, April 29, at 11 by orderof the Preprietor, , LL the valuable Btilding Materials of Wyefields- house, comprising about 50 squares of plain tiling, rafters,plates, So is, beanis, sound batten, oak and fir floorig boards. glazed window sashes and frames, pannelled bOxInc shutters, handsome marble and wvood chiuney pleces, stout external aLnd fancy doors, 6-pannelled roojn anideloset dnorsL sash and ledged doors and jambs, w idiscotinu, skirtinig boards, marble and pprtlanid lcarths, stone windowr cells. cl.- sets, shelves, partitions, staircases, maiotany hand rails and baris- ters, Wrater closet wvith mahogany seat and riser, force purnp and lead cisternls, Wado vshutters caseneists and skylights, stone sinks, port- land brick pavement, antd the wrhole of the sound brick building, ain ed gutters and fttings-up of that gentee~ residenee, w * e In allotmeuts. utble to buildersaund private pui- chaser6, ks ther now stand. Maiyvbevlewed3 days preceding the sale: aknd ctatalogues had on-the _remises; Angel Slford; White Hart, Wood- fotrd; Georget Wan6teid- IIng's Head, tratfor4; Bull, Barkilsgi; Lier aon d Lazmb, fretitvood; Black Boy (:helmsg'fe,gi Cock, E~pi43t,Shis. V{altbamabbEta& Lion and Butt inns, WhitechaPe1; G;arrawaY'scoffeehousse; at thc'?irt, LosS- dccl; anta f 1.g;Iwvpy, atfctlplieCt, IlEard, E;sex, - - t.ntolsoA tfosisA, gt. na s.t-fy M.r. bA1411L gMtTri4, att the Mat-t, on Thuirsday a 13, at I by direction of the fiortgagec, in 3 lots, T XVO sma- L.asNiad -Houses, Situate in Brewerg- Stret,St Pasers,held for long unexpired terms, at low rents. A so tw Lesserdd Hoses, o blChurcbh-ill, npposlite St, Pintnras old Church with ardt,and gdesheld bylases, at low groundrents. All nw le, rhhusesmay e vie%ed till the sale, and particulars hadof On eore Sith soicior,20, Golden-sq,uaLle c and Of Daeniel Smih nd on suveors Bshos ete hurchyard, nd Windsor. Oxfordhlre-(apltalFreehold Farmis, blanubrs,and other gt5tes th greaer arttite free. arid Intersected by thriving underwoods abounding In game, anid ve?Y superior Farm lHouses and Buildingsl of every descrlptton, In the miost substantial repair, situate with in a few milIes di WItney and 14 of Oxford; also a small Palm; aLt Cavershasis, near RenLding.-By Mr.:DANIEL SMITH, at the Mlart, on Thursday, Mlay 13, at 12, in 4 or 5 lots, unless previously dis-~ posed of by private conitraet, particularly eligible for the linvest- ment of capitals of various amounts, S UNDR V' very valuable and improvable Estates, com- i~jprising altogether about 1,200 acres, a large proportion of ss-hich is meadow and pasqture, well watered mnd tithe free. well knowvn as Caswell iltanor Farm, Little Caswell, Astrop, Lew,. and Newr yatt PrsIInga the several united parishes or hamlets of Curhrld c, Haly iraze-norton, and flamptoin, in the county of Oxford, w th their respective farmhouses, cottages, and capital buildings. The The Mlanors of Caswell and Astrop, and sevqeali thrivinegcopplees and wvoods wvell stocked wilth game, lying wilthini 2 and 4 miles of tbe cTeat rmarket towvn of Wltney, six of Farinigdont WVoodstock, anid Bui-Ord, andl14of Oxford, let to highly respectable;and substantial tenants, at reduiced moderate rents. Also aL sMall Farm of about 50 acres, inthe parish of Cavershain. aibout 3 miles from Iteadilng. The Caswell and Astrop farms, togethier nearly 850 acres, in a per-fect ring fence, formn, wivth the manors, a most completeand desirable property. The Qstates may e vewe by pplcaton t th repecive tenants; and descrip- tivepariulra ith lan annxedMatY be had att Stapile-hall, Witey;at he hie ins a Falngon.Burford, anld Wood8tock; at the nge an Mire ins,Oxfrd;of essrs. Green, Pemberton, atnd Crawly, sliciors,Saliburysquae; o J. . Goby, esq. solicitor, Banbrs- andof anie Smth ad Sn. srveorsand latnd agents, Bishpegae cuircyar, Lodon andWinsor;'s-o are fullY authsO- Absolute Reversion to ?20 per annum, onoldaiFd ~Long Aunnil tiesq.-By Mr, CROIIGON, at the M,art To-morrow, April 27, at 12, '~HE Absolute Reversion to th su o 20 per annum T Consolidated Long Annuities, standn nSe names Of highlY resp.qetable Trusteeg, and receivable on h et of a gcentlemnan ill the 64th year of his age, Printed pariuast the Mart; and of Mr. Croggon, auctioneer, 64, Corruhill. votes for the comusty of surrey.y wI.-IR iN' iT iL,at thie -George Inn, IOrden, Surrcf nTusdy pi 29, at 12, WO nieat Freehold (stgs i aea Lower Mor-den, T let to old tenans atAelwrnsol2.1s ay be viewed, aind partieulb,rs ha attepaefsae fM.Lnsay, solicitor, St-: Thomnas,'s-street, otwt;;sdo .J mt, auctioneer, 38, ",sl"n", -cret, Borough. Twelve smal iFI.essehold Houses3, Hollowray, held fo-r lonbg term-s at frounid rents.-By Miessrs. WARLTI'RS atnd Co. at Garraway's, oR i'uesday, M%ay 18, at 12-,in 2lot", by orderof the Annslitant, rWELVE tiew built brickc Dwelling..houses, fromn g_No. I to 12 ihlaciusve, on the northi side of Cantherine-street, at the entrance of Dnvas-sl'siae, Holloway, Of the annual value of 1301. held on lease for 59B years at a ground rent. May be vliered; patrticui- lars at the Coach and Horses, Hollo0Way~ of Mtr. Taylor, solicitor, ClernsenVt's-ln at Gas-raway's; and of Messrs. Wariters and Co, Fleet-market. Twency-tw-o Freehold Houses, St. P-anerns, MiIe'.-l M ssr. AFILTERS aind ('o. at (arra'may'l. in Tuedy a 8 t12, in 1 lmot by order of the Executors of Mir. WV a rifndcaed, Ift W LVE Freehold substafitial Brickbuilt Dwelling- ,.housqes, of gand 10 rooms each, mus%t desirahly situlate, fry;;; l'T.o " to 38 inelusive, in Pancras-place, fronting; the Rentlrsh-ton.. road, near Panes-a old chuirch, and Ten Freehold Houses in Rted-lion. l'asag. Pnesas-alk an Chrchwak. adjoining, ae the annual valu of650,: et n nle eas, wichwIl exirein 1839, at a grouind remi. My b viwedby laveof he enate;pai ieularR at the Adamand ve, ancrs; lelviere,Pcntisvile;of Air. Kis-,g, soli- cito Casle-sreet Holorn;at Grrawy's; and of Miessrs. WYarlters Vorfelted I edge.-~By Mir. JAMES HARRIS, at his Rooms, ~12,Grace- church-street, OnL Wednesday, the 28th instant, aind follow%ing day, at 12 precisely. Valuable Collection; several superior Gold NVsat.-lies, Anumerous sIlver and mietal watches, gold chains. seatls, boxes, &-c`; Ijewvellery set with brifllants, p earls, &c.; numerous aLrtieles of p'llte, plated wvares, Firearmns, cuitlery, best suiperfrne atnd risfer;or clmoths, kerseymesres, cords, silks, esatins, poplins, bombasins, s;tufrs, Irish asiid other linens. prinited and plain cottons, muislins, carrbrics. laces, shuts-is, hanidkerchiefs, ladies' and gentlenmen's prints apparel, table and bed linen, several ft-atherheds, cuirtains, carpets, glasses: aLnd atdiversity of other articles. pledged prior to May, 1823, with~ pawnTbrolkers inamed in, the cataloigues. Mtay bc viewved to-mnorrowv and days of sale. DelrInBidg'd To; MarketGardeners, Delr nBidn ateris,Ftwocur, and- Others.-ly Mr..1OHN SBIMMONS, on the Premses RPast-row. niear the turnpik~e, City-road, on WYednesday next, at I 1, by order of the Proprietor. Mr. Samuel Ausstin Fuller, E GHTY Boxes and Lights, a quantitv of cautliflower I,and lerttuce plants, basket's, harrowrs. gardenis ioplements, twe-. useful Carxt horses, twormarket carte, a brIck, cart, harness, thiree dogs. iron-hounid vats and tubs, loose gtes, doors, and us,efull timber of different seantlin s, large cuantitly of firewood, and other articles. In a few days sril Ihe sold the valuable materials oif ttie d.svelllng- houses and outbulildings, to clear thegrouindlorbuuildingon. MaRybe viewved, and catalog-ues had on the premises; and of'Mr. Slss'mons, 97, Old-street. Collectioni of FinecGenuane Pictures.-By Mr. EDWARI) FOTg1TR, at his Great Roomn, 14, Greek-street, Soho-square, on Wednesday, April 28, and followving da3y,at 12each day, si-ithout reserva.tion, Valabl Colecionof abinet Pictures, among which tIL ny b dtinuiseda landiclpe. by JacoU RuYsdael; an intrio, hDald entrs;ladsepe,Hobina, aiiscae,with cattle, by Solomon Ruyxdael, In his best manner; three bY A. Ves-- nieuilen; an interior, by Cornelius Begs; a pair ofvIews, byOuwater; a landseape, iK. du .fardln-t and others by celebrated- Dutch and Flemishi masters. Mlay be veiewed one day prior to tihe saile, when caWsOgsses may be had at 'Mr. E. Foster's office, 14, Greelt-street, Soho-squatre. By Mr. CAMPION, at his Auction Roomns. No,170, Bish0PS9at(i-3treet, THIS DAY, and following dayst. at 1I, A N excellent Assortm-ent of Unredeemed Property, compehening old siler, nd etal wvatches, jewellery, pilate and latd gods gus, pstos, nd utlry, cuit glass and china, laces, musins be, cble an Irsh ines, ose, eambries, shawrls, hand- kerhies, lage uatit ofslohs ndkerseymeres, ladies' and gen- tlencns pimewesiagapp?el capet, rgs,blankets, feather beds, glas caes, oushol furitue, ad ohereffects, pledged wsith a numbr o resectble awnrokes, hichis hown In t!he catalogues Lineildrapery, Hlosiery, Haberdashery, atid Silk Goods, a quantity of Cutlery Articles, In Swvords, Penknives, Sciesars, &C. togetimer wvith sonic elegantly eMbroidered Sword and Sash Belts-l3y TARRANTI and CARTER, at 23, Ironmnonger-lane, Cheapaide,To-z120rrow,Aprli 27, and followilng day, at 10 each day, for the benerit of the credi- tors offiHenry Blirt, of Shoreditch. lnendraper. HE Lneudapey Stck cnsiting, of Irish Linells, .5..lawn, cmbris, ome leahed ines, sheetings, husiceabacks, anddiaers diperanddamsk abl lien,muslins, robes, rich silk shaisa~ sarf, painandfigredsarenes,satins,Persians, and silkc handercief, tgeter wth n asoraset of hosiery, ribands, glovs, ace an habrdaher,wth uimerous other articles, the whoe o whch illbe oidwitouttheleast reserve, To he viewed on Monday,,the, 261th 'ofeApril. and caalouehsethen bacd on the pre- mises, and oteatoners .Ba inglae ChPsid,, To Shopkeepers ~and Private Famllies.-By Miessrs. 14A'.HIN and DEBEN' Hn,,, at ter Auction Rooms, 26, KIng-street. Covent- garden, on WdesdaY, APril 28, at 11, without the leaLst re- servation, 3 HE reani, Fart of the Stock of a LiniendIraper anld Silkmnerccrcolnsting of 40 pieces of remarkably line Irish linen, Ift c best fabrics, lacconot cambric and mull muslins, printed and sheeing, fannls,ticen,&c.eleantsarcenet,sai.lvan tns anToto Spwihose handsomeat-biklshaws, scrfs ndmhndks,Ilerhes, su- pey-rae lothsea andntainseyairs,0pee Tof aarceuet and satl-ing rdand,t andb other effets.Ma beopvietoed twor days priort tohs anedithornin of sle; nd ctaloues ad a theo able-sofMcki and houebendhamp King-street.hainstrs;tOeheivt Othes.-y M. SEMOU BAL, o thnPrmiers, 20,Brtmontd- sey-all,nea FoutainStars, o-mrtion, lande folliwingdy, atol 11,b -ordr o th Prpritor fo te bnftof thepmisced,citoris, n aoironmongery; emensiellsrtsnt ewhlngstores; togeretherdsw-rk thep houne,hwarhouse, andtorkshop extres,cmpising tuye vereto till the sale, and the furnitur n tc n day prior, and morning o f sale. Catalo.guges to be hadon the pemies; a.t the ChLina Hall, Rotherhithe; t 5 Paternoter-row; ad of Mr. SeYmnour Ball, 8. Charlott-pac irsixhanl. Euston-place, Euston-square.-By PEARSALL, JORDEN, and -Co. onl the Premnises, No. 20, Euston-place, To-morrow april 27, at 11, by order of the Propri'etor, gnieHousehold Furniture anid EfF~ects, com- T pr sn%fxr-post anldother bedsteads andifurnitus-es, with appro- glases Brsses ad the es-pes.aapial8-daY elock by,Renshaw. chimsy gasssandmirors,draing oomcurtains, sofm5 and chairs, rosss-od nd sahgan los ad crd abes, pembroke tables, dnn roon cO-55n3,chars,sidboad, lie toned pianoforte, a genteel 4-weelchase,wit a eadandapsnin asmall quantity or glass, kit- chenreqisits, nd therffets.To b viwedthe day, Previous and mornng f sle, hencatloges my b ha onthe premisies, and at eiter f te ofies f ParsllandCo.15,Tobridge-place, News. rosd,and 17, Woburn-place, Russell-square, A noble Pier Glass, G7 Inches by 46i; Household FurnituTre, -about. 100 Load of Manuire, and Efrects, Streatham-patrk, Surrey.-By Mr. GIBSON, on the Pxemlces, Streathato-park, Tooting-common, Surrey, on 'rhursday, April 29, at II, rT HE Geniine and excellent Htousehold Furiiituare and J Effects, comprising dining and drawving room furniture, tin Japan. ned chairs courhes en suite, comnmodes. pier tables, mahogany chaLirs covered witb red morocco, a set of mahogany dining tables, a capital 7-fet sdebard serletmoren indsy urtins, larze Btussels car- pet, per nd r-asig gasls,4-pet edseas and furnitures. 7 ex- celentgooe fathr bds nd pprpritebedding, mahogarAy double way, London. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ an Freehold Residence and Bauiding Ground, Leue, near Blackheath-By Mfr. L. COOKE, at the Auction Miart,.onThusday, MAIY 20, at 12, T HE Lee- place Estate, comprising a convenient antd JLsubstantila Family Mansion, distinguished as Lee-place, contaitnin a spacious dining and drawing room, music gaillery, and a vestibule decorated with exquilsite carvings by Gibbon, slid es-cry re- quisite for a famly, together wsith the extensive and beautiful pleasure grounids aind valuable land adjoininjr, situate at Lee, 1 mile frm llackheath and Lewsisham, and only 6; miles from London, on the road to Eitham. Also some detached Parcels of Land, commanding exten- sive and varied viewsi, anidpeculiarly adapted to buildin,pa. The land on leasemay bevies-ed by permission ofthe tenant. Tickets to vieWs the houise and land in hanid may be had of lit. L. Cooke, 69. Great Russell-street, Bllimomsbury-sqUare, Printed particulars swith planls also may be had of Messrs. Dunn and Wordswvorth. 32, Threadneedle- street; at the Auetiona Mafrt; the. Greeeis Man, Blackkeaths; Lion and Lamb, Leswisham; Tiger's Head. Lee and on the premilses. Neat Household Effects, Original Painting by Hemskirk. Linen, Cut Glass, China, &c.-8ly Mir. PEARSE, oni the Premises, No. 29, surrey-street, Strand, on Thursday, April 29, at 12, by order of t_he Assignees of Mr. Thos. Biosn'leil, tailor, a bankrupt, Tr HE, genuine Household Furniture, in good pteserva- tion, comprisingbedsteads iVth beddilng, chests of drawers, tables, and other chamber icems, a suit of scarlet moreen curtains for 3 windowys, large chimney glass, In neat gilt frame, roseurood ssork tables, imilttive rosewood and mahogaiiy chalrs, 2 Grecian coouches, mahoganycard,i P<mbroke, dining, and claw tables, chef- foniers, Brussels and other car pets, oil cloths. and the usual culinary articles; a quantity of excellent bed and table linen, cut glass, china, ass original painting by Helsakirk, a few books, &c. On the day pre- ceding swill be sold the lease of the prenises, and stock of svoollen cloths. To be viewed 2 days previous amid on the morning of sale. Catalogae, on the premisces; and of George Pear6se. auctioneer and agent, 16, Vere-street, 9'avendmsh-sqnlarer Close of thePatentlronstoneChinalVarehouse, No. 11, Albemarle- street, PieLadlly,belonging to George and Charles Mlason, ssho have retired from their London house. 1 R. KAY, from the liberal attendance of the Nobility and Gentryat hislast sale, feels It a duty incumbent on hin to unormi the Public, that in consequence of the house beitng let, the LAST SALE isill take placeTH IS DAY, April 26, lust. and 5 tollowing days, when will be submitted a fine variety of useful and elegant diimer and dessert services from the most costly shapes -and patterns downwards; also a vast number of chamber sets of PATENT IRONi- STONE CHINA never before offered for sale, comprising ewers and basinsof handsome patterns, in colours; mouth ewers and basins, toilet dltto, charaber vases, foot palls, slop jars anid covers, jugs hold- ing 8 quarts, soap boxes, brush trays, meal boxes, covered jugs and rmugs tp correspond, antique, Rockinghaun. and Hydra jugs In slzes, mnade urposely for the use of the dinner table and the sideboard; a quantity of Rocklnghatnteapots,&c. The steckofearthenmsare will embrace diinner services of the newest patterns and shapes, made solely for the use of the establishmeiit; also esvers and basins, dishes and plates In dozens, bakllng dishes, &c.; and all other egrthenware utensils. The ornamental partot the stock includes fne piLrs and sets of splendid Jars adapted for the several pm,sea of tile mantel- piece, sidebolard. ha1', nnd drawing room * with ats immnense variety purposely manisufactured for the cabinet- the wbole finished In a style peculiar to theypatentees. :liThIsbeili.thse last sale, Mr. Kay begs tq Insmprtess on the minds of the-obility and gentry, that as no reserve will be held of She property, unusual bargains may be expected. Sale to eompsebce; eAch day. at 12 for 1 'clockc. Maybe viewed the day ptevbous ildd 2nlng of551C, and cat4lo.zuc5 a oaLthe premises- Vet's slisat an expas,ive Plztoi's,e dved trom tar seepntfeg in Peall-nai, Under adisrs o rn.-By7 Mr. SQUIBR asnd soN, at the Wereroom tinder their Great Room, Savle w o cns day next; the 28th Instant, at 12 , . *Oi54tS .'PHE exeellent Fixtures, new within a fd*tlhh ~ - JLconsisting of a kitehen rAnge, aLn oven, lant PlAtes, -1 "in 5tov5, egiternd tumnford stoves, cisterns linedwith I ' te* nr10 lI~tad to -lihtgaschndeies, oule ndsinleliht burners pipe &c 2 lttohai lutres a airof talned. glass du'ora,. li4 and s-zak doors, presses, and pannelled partIt~~~~~~~~~~~~~ions~ stouit itn~os York-street, Gloelester-place.-.Desirabtle Leasehol Reieneo wi Immediate Pos%ession may be had.-llyNMr. SQUIBBIi'and SON, at GarrawaVis, on Tuesday, May 4, at 12,' pursuant to the VVIiiof the. late Jamness Moss, tssq. A Very convenient Residence for a modert gze fa- miin 4L ml. o.20. Vork-street, Glocestcr-place. St. Maryieborlb con tfiig4senrvants' rsorns, I hest hcedchamnbers, 2 rl Prloe draingroos cmmuicaingby OlIng doors, li= etn parlur nd aekpatlout lad tgeter,neat entrancee, goodkItitehen houskeepr'sroom ma setva a dito,wine, becer, and c0al cellars. fiel fo anunepitd tem o S~ear frm Lady-day last, atCd rent ot271. pr annu. May e viewd by aplicationi oilt e miss, bcr paticlas my b ha; aso f 'TDerby,e. aiio i4arour-hnhdlns, Tmpl; attheplac ofsale; and 1,f blt-,?S?Uiwr Neat IlnacLqliold Furniture, valuable Library and EtFcTts,_, SiTIr. SQIBad SONT, on the Premises, 8, MtIll-street, Hanover.i. oQUednedy Mlay 5, at 12, by order of the executors of Mr 'ue Johnsiton deceased, .at 'I' HE very neat and genuine Household Funiture, cm., ,Lprising a handsome mahiogany, secretaire and bookcase. ustt of diniing tables, 8 mahtoganly chairs, with morocco Stats. 2 chilniney gls b4 ice 28, curtains, 4-poet bedsteads and beddin e cain. er ndk1cheT u~rniiture, and in iscellaneous effects.Onese day will bei sold the extensive and vasluab,le library ot O te d arnead connistiiqg of u pwards of 1,000 volumes, principally ofte divinet,d1 eluiding several fine copies of the Bible, and the works of Moehiet, Hall. GIll,Calzmy, Hunitlngdon, Cow Cr, Milo, .mn neiegsi Russia and morocco bindings, some Nlack letter books, andmd,i theological tracts. To be viewed on Tuesday.' when eatalogsies may be hadl on thec premises; and of Mtr. Squibb sod Son. Savllle.ros's,5 s Squperior Port Wtnie.-By Mlr. WII,LIA.MS. attthe ar,d I onW1R11d nlext, at I2, N INETY-TWO dozen Port Wie hep erty of a Gapes tlmaynb had 0orted for privt us,rega et.o expellee. - es raY be ad o r. Williams, Tomrton.street. IfRk DER of Air. WVILLIA MS's SALE, at th ~Auction 11, Strrt, on Vedneslay next.anTd following day,. ati12 Wedneadry3, _28th instant.-The Wardrobe of Table and Bed Linen, WVIres, &e. Thursday, 2llth.-Plated Articles, French clocks, muslical lnsjruW naents, and miscellaneous eli'ects. rriday, 30th.-.Thesplendid Collection of Paintingt, &-c. Satturday, May I.-The splendid Library, comprising rare and valu. atble iv-,rks o15 the flne arts, history, antiqiuities, poetry, &c. To be veieved to-morrow and mnorning of sale, and catalogues had at the M4art. And of Kr. Williamsn, Thirogmorton-street. Valabl UnedemedProperty.-Biy NinSMALLBONE, athis Roo,,ms. 47, fhigh-street Bloorosbury ToKnor-row. April 27, at 12, LVORTY capital GoldI and Silver WVatchles, JelVellery, i~ n hdsed sealis,chalns an,l keys, diamnond rings,pinsa,nd brooches, .a iver tea set, forks antd spoons, capital single and double bart-el guins and pistols, superfine cwh,tband kerseymere, in whole lengths, atid In cuts4 f,,r coats,ace. pieces of Irish linens, silk, satinl, and )ace, a proftusion of capital weatring as'parel. loed and taLble linen, beds, and a viulery of effects, fromi several respectable pawnrbroker.,, whose namies 0ill appear In the catalogue. May be viewed on Mlonday aind i.torning or sale. and catalogues had aLt the rooms. TIo Publisliers andf otlers.-Seven Hunudred Enerraved :pltxates, 5,000 Sheets of superior Inidia Paper, and ai large qoupatnttity of Prints, and Bevoks of P'rlnts.ll Mr. SN'A.LLBONE, at Is ODi 4_7, Ihig-set,., on Fridav, Aprli 30, at 12 precisely. 5Ros IMONG the~ Coppi~rp]ates will be found-LaTater-'s Aor on Physiognomyn, 300 plates: Pennant's Londonoverzl scarce British Portraits; And a variety of sulbjects after an,t-j ad. m inred maLsters. The India paprI forf the best description, an' will. he lotted to suilt the trade. - he prints tare In fine eonldItlon, and conmprise every des4cription of landsccapes, dome-tics, portraits, ese. Nlav he viewed 2 days prior,and caitaloguies had atAMr.Smalihane's office. T o cireu lating9 Li hraries, N'ovel Dealers, and 0 thers.-ByMr-.J.JO-N-ES, ini his Spacious Room, SS, Leadenhall-street, on Thursday, April28' at11pecisely, wItout reserve, BPRE Thousanid Voluineg of Novels, Romances, and iTmIscellainsois Blooks, the entire stock of a circulating libl'ry-, Includilig the work-s of all the celebrated writers of novels and ro- imances. Sftay beveiewed,.and catalogues had one dayprevious. Desirable investment Glrscs:le-.yilr.CROSAuY, at Garar', on Wednesday, June 2, uniless prevously disposed of by private contract, ACompact FreeholdI Estate, called Painswick-lodge, A6nuilles from GloceRter and 11 from Cheltenhan:, contablalag 3601 scres of land, tithe free and lalid-tax redeemad, and producinga rentAl of 7001. a year. Printed particulars may, be hiad of Sir. W. Baylis, Painsawick, who will showr the estate:- of Thomas No,rris, es%q. Lincoln's-inn; of WnV. Blount, esq. lanid surveyor, 63, UJpper Norton- Atreet, Portland-place; and of the auctioneer, 7, Blruton-street, Berkeley-squtare. Four Leasehtold SIls-suages, for 64 years, at Ground Rents, Sninnarreet, Cromer-street, Blrunsivick-suae.B Nt-. HIERRING, att the Mart, on Thursday, Ayril 29, at 12, In 1 lot, cnann om n Cromer street~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~~ret groun ~eati~ faing te Newroad,heldfor bu 4yas at a 10 guneas ach,and lt totenat aagrsrentof 801.perauum. Maye viewed and paticular ha fM.Mtchell, 35. Cromer-strest; of Mr. Devey,solicitor, Dost-stret, Salisbury- square; at the Auction Mart; and of Mr. Hrr Ing0.Fleet-street. Lower Grosvenor-street, Grosvernor.square.-Desirable Leasehold Fa- mily Resldetice, in excellent repair, with suitable Offices, Ceach- house, and Stabling; also the w,hole of the elegant and nearly newv Household Furniture, large Glasses. Fixtures, &c. In one lot, with Immediate possessiGn.-By Mri. RAINY, on the Premises, on Wed. nesday, April 28, at 2 precisely, unless an acceptable offer is pr-c- viously mnade by private conitract, A sPacious SUbStantial Leasehold Residence, elegantly EliIL fitted uip, and In complete order. situate No. 69, on the south. sidte of Lower Grosvenor-street ; held under Earl Grosvenor, for A. term of wvhich 27 years are unexpired, at a moderate rent; comprisi- liag stone hall and staircase, secondary staircase, capital eating roomn andlibary tw spcios dawIg romscommuaicating by folding door, fur edromson he ecod foor sOd four attics; detached kitcetiand umeous ffies. ashouse, laundry, double coachi- hous, ad sablng fr sx hrse, wth loft and three rooms over, To b viwedby tckes wich ithpritedparticulars may be had of r. ywaet- Loer 'irsveor-tret; ndof Mr.lltainy 8.iBerkeley- square. Particulars also at the Auction-mart; and on the Prominsesl valuable Estate and ihsiiteIi of Wvlght.-By 5Mr. FRANCIS PITTIS, at the ugle Inn, In Newport, in the Isle of WI ght, on Saturday, June 1I att 6 In the evening (unless previously disposed of by Private Courci A Valuablean v.r desirable Freehold Estate, comn- ?11.L prising theenityo a compact farm and lands, catlled War- lands, consisting oaneclent farm-house, and all requisite out-t buildings, and wadof0 acres of land, In convenient inclosuires, allying within a rijng fece; 2 undivIded third parts of the parsonage adglebe lands of Shalfreet. comprising a good family dwelling-kouse, barns and out-buildings, and upwrards of 70 act-cs of land In conve- nient inclosures; 2 undivided 3d patrts of`3 cottges; 2 undivided 3d parts of the tithes rif upwards of 2,800act-es of laud, and the entirety of afee far-nirent. This property is ituate in tli?eparish of Phaldeet, In the tale of Wight, abouit 6 miles from Newport, anid 21 from Yar. mouth, and 1 tule from the sea, presenting W2together a thost elesir-- able opportuniti' of investmesit. Printed particulars and maps of the estate mnay be had 6 weeks before the Yale, by applyIng to the auc- tioneer, or teiMessrs. Sewvell and Hearts, Newport, Isl of Wight. Suffolk Estates and MAflirlmn,-By Mr. CANAI, at thne Auction Miart, on Friday, Aprill30. at 1, A Modern-buil~t elegant Fanmily Mansion, stuccoi(d and E fced ith ton, placed on aLcheer-futllawn selected for the put- pose f it picuresise eautiles, atid commanding externive and di ot-- side viws f hils nd rich and fertile vale, through wlichb a broad and bold river passes in front; beyond Is a dune and varying sccuery, sogether with shrubberies and plantations tastefully disposed: greent and Ice houses, pleasure and kitchen gadens planted writh the choicest wall and standard fruit trees. Also detacheLd atre a genteel dwelling-house, 2 farmhouses, brick, barn, and 6 cottages, comprising 9 dwellings, wi'th all agricultural buildings, and 340 ac-res of hilghly prductive arable, meadowy, and pasture land, about 260 Acres of w arhicl and all the buld4ings.ar. freehold and the remainider co.ybold: the whole of the landIs in thehighest stat,eof cultIvattIon. The estate Is situate In a fins rich healtby, aporting part of the couinty, wrhere gcarme may be preserved to any extent, near the town and port of Wffoodbridgc, and In a geiiteel neighbouirhood. Immediate possession may be had of thje mansionli lawvn, plantsatoions and gardens. The estate may be viewed by app ying to 1.1r. Cana, Vl oodbrldge, of. whom particuilars miay be had; also at the Auction Mjart; the principal Inns in Ipswvlch, Colchester, and Chelmsfotd; Mr. Alexander, printer. Yarmouthi; the Pr-inters of the Nlorfolk Chronic' e and the , orvich Mercury. Suaffolk and Norfolk Estates and Residence, prrlipll Freehold,- By Sijr. CANA, at thte Auction Wart, on Fia,Ati 20, at 1 precisely, A Mlost -valuable and hiahly desirable Estite, lying in L% the parIshes of Blundestoni, Somerlay, and Whit-aere worough containing abouxt 290 acres, in the occupation of Mr. N. RfX.,,who wili give possession at Mfichaelmas next. Lt 1.Comprises 229 acrges Of at-ble oAxture, aLnd marsh land, the former of the first qualitOY, andI inthe ii gkest possible state of cultlvaLtlots;- the latter consisLts of 27 acres of prodluctive sound marshes, tithe free ; a house, formnerly, In- haLbited by the tenart, now divided into z double dwelling, but easily. and at avery smallexpenlse, convertible to its former use, 3barns, 2 stables, cart lodges, 4 granarIes, bullock sheds, cow-house, slaughter- house, ciggeries, and vario-us other buildings for the 2ccomm~odain of the farm. Also attached,a Modern Mainsion, built by Sir, Soane, con- taining large and lofty dining and drawbeg roomas,siaall1 breakfast par- lout-e S cambers I dressitng rooms 4 servants' ditto, kitclhen, laun cy, wa.s house, dafr, a aclouis arehed cellars, 4-stall stable, harness room, carriage and caLIS5 liouse, a dotable cottage, and numerous other offices, surrounded by pleasure grounds, walled-In ga rden, and a rich pleasant pasture, cotntaining 13 acres, separated only by an e'x- cellent road from LOwVestOft to Norwiich, (the whole cormnand!ng A view of the muchi admuired gzrounads occupied by, the late Rey'. Not-toni Nicholls, andl now In posscession of N. Bacon, esiq.) situate within 2 mniles of the see, and stands betweeti Yarmouth sad Lowestoft, both well knownt and mnuch frequenttd bathing places, distant 7 milts from the former and 4 fromn the latter, only three-quarters of a Mile 'from the tut-npik-e to London and Y'armouth, sturrotmded by plriate roads asgood as anyin the kbngdom, and Insneighbourhoods aound- lng withfgamne- Lot 2. Nearly d6acresof very3superiorariLdmost Ptc-- ductive M,arsh Land, In Lan excellent state, lying In Whitacre Borough, lIn the county of Norfolk, tithe frt-e, and haivig the advaLntage of draining to asmill. The whbole of the above lots are situate In an Its- corporated hundred,whichi reniders poor rates a matter of trifling con- sideration. Further particulatrs may be had of Win. Tooke, tIll. G ray's-Inns SMrs. Rix, Inwvorth, WVitham s Mr. Rix. on thsepr-emtses Mr. Alexander, printer, Yarmouith; at the office of the printers, Nor- folk Chronicle and Mercury, Norwieh; the principal inns ast Col- clhester and Chelmsford;s Bolton andt.Sparrow, 5, Margaret-street, Ca,vaudis,iottquane; at theMat Lotidon; and of the auctioneer, Woodbridge. Regent-street.---Genuine and Valuable Stock of Mr. C. Jennens,`Silver- smith, Jewveller, andCutlar, who Is going Into another business.- By HAX10 DONand ilIGGENBOTHiAM, on the Premises, 223, Regent- stret.cotRet ofMadox-tret, o-orrow , April 27, and4 folw- CI OMPRISING an elegant Assortment of Jewelleyi ~J sits,rins, booces, ockt,, roses, pins, &c. ladies and gen- tieen' god ad slve wache, cais, seala and keys, swords po- lishd seelornaent ofever decrition, massy platedL gojas of the est hefieldmanfactre, nwiter, ta sirns, espet-gocs, stea dlishes, liquor and cruetfrne,esans&.30stuftw-md 1knives and forks, penknlves,esar,to-,anvriu 5"c- lery, Slay be viewed; whe ctlgemay be hda h n n offices. 9gyptian-rooms, ebekset.Cavendish-square. _ Nlanchest-er-5quare.,-eXellesnt Meoderns Furniture in fline preservastion. Eight-light Grecian Lustre, 4 ditto Moon Butrner, large WNVgc-d WiLrdro c, capltajSlab Sideboatrd and Patent Dining Tatbles, iSt-aW- ingroom Curtains for 5 wrindow-s of fine townm chintz, solid Rose- wrood Chlairs and Comlehea cov'ered en'sutte, large Carpets,_Card, pair of Cabinets, Slotecu Curtains, Linen, China, &c. the entire aitd geatutne proper-ty of a Gentleman deceased.-Byvmessrs.WILCOX and Co, oil tne Premlses, 30, Duke-street, THIS DAY, April 26, and followivin day, at 12, by order of the Executors, i-iONIPRISING 3 superior sMahogany 4-post Bedsteads, 4_ wlth chintz hangings anid draperies, and bedding complete to each, servauits and cottage ditto, mahogauiy drawvers and vnrdra,bes, eating atrlour ehairs, horsehair coucbh pole screens and sandiich tables, 'urkey, Brussels, uisdKiddernintster carpets, with rugs and droggetatoditto, ivory and bone knivtes, gentletinen's dressing cse fitted up, bedroom chairs, basin stands and tables, rsewood and mahogany box glasses, library ehair, large,chimney and pier glasses. dinnerset-vicesof blueandwhItechina, capital barometer, portable wrriting desk, cheviiglass, doable and sIngle itstres, French lmps, iest cut diamnond decanters, goblets, wines and butter tubs, ano a variey of artIcles, too, numerous to he particularized. tMay be vlew- ed, and cataiogbes had, and Of the auctioneers, iKulghtsbrlilg9. At the Broker's Warehouses, Aldersgate,-For SALE byAUCTION, oi Thursday, the 29th instant, at 11 for 12 precisely, writhDut reserre, b order of the Assignees. H.E pr-ime Stock in Trade (which has been laid in *1. ivitht S3months) of Mr.Jonathan Calcott,.ofshor6ditch linen- draper, haberdasher and mercer, a bankrupt, consisting of-three, fourths, seveneighths, and four-fourths bleached and broMwn Irish linens, eallco shirtings, Irish and Lancashire sheetini, dowlas. ginghams, printed cottons, Avhite calicoes, drills, lnen-and cotton cbecks. jaccollols, tambour, book, and other musiHius. lenoes, law;=, cambric., damask and diaper tublecloths, roD7al. printed, and pulliCat -handkerchiefs, silk and eottoni shai-Is and scarfs, black and eoloured stuffs. men'ind wonsen's silk and leather gloves, sarcenets, mode$, ribands, black and white thread lace, hosiery, plus, needles, bobbins, taes, flannels, heis, table covers, &c. To be viewed till the asle, at the brol;rers warehouses, Aldersgre-sereet, wheFe catalognes may be had. TllIMAS- FELLoWES. S,;wort-nBrolterl * ~~~~Peoinpt twvo mzonths. - SALES BY AUCTION