Sales By Auction.
The Times, 1824-06-21T00:00:00

Two Perpetual Adyowsons, ~Keist. y Wesirs. DRIVER, It the -Ailc' tion 1,1 art; on Friday. July 9, gtt 12, in one lot, unless prevIouxs1y1di- Posed of by Prlvate Contralct,~ Vf`11HE Perpetliial Aavowsonii. of 'the two vajuabje.lec-_ A1 tories ofMilaUted-andFErinsted, ii the counityof Kent;-they-saro contiguous parishes, commandinlg- extenslvt rich scenery and pro- spects-, surrouuidedby amost excellentnieigbbourbpod, and considered as beingin one of the healthiestanbdmost,eligible spots in the counlty. The churches are situate within twvo mniles Of each other, aLnd on ohs of tbe rectorles is a convenient and comifortable Zlebe house. alid. about 9 aeres of land. The distauce from LondornisAS nilfes.- aifd from Sittiogbourne about3 miles. -The computed value offboth rec- tories Is aliout 6001. per Annum, and one of the present hiicumbents is in his 17thyvearand theotherIn his7lst year. Printed specficationg may be had at the Star, Oxford; Hoop. Camrbridge; Rose, Sitting. boorns; Bull, Rochester; Ship, Dover;, libraries, Bath and. Chelten. ham; at the Auction Manrt; and of Messrs. Driver, - surveyors iayfd land agents. 13, New Bridge-street, Blaclkfrlars. Ch-eshunt, 'Herts.-Cottage Residenice andi 15 Aceres of Mteadow Lund. -By Mtessrs. DRIVER, at the Mart, on Friday, July9. at 12, In 2 lots. unless previously disposed of by private conitract, A Beautiful Residence, called Roundcroft!Cottage, lur- --Lrounded wvithL a rustic colonade, covered wvith luxuriant creeping planits, situate in Park-lane, Cheshunt, only about 14 milest irons London.comnmaTsding moetrich andp pltureauviw litbthvleinity Of beautiftul rides anwas,adi the neihbo=he of foxhounids. The houise is approached by a lkandsomne drive, and embellished with thriving Plantations and parterres, most judiciously arranged, and ia well appropriated for the residence of any smaUl genteel famlly; thb offices are fitted up with every convenience, and well supplied with excellent water; the pleasure grounds aLrc laid out wVith gravel walks and luxuriant platntations, suirrounding a rich meadow; and the kit- chen gardenis (which are most fully cropped with finefrult trees in full- bearing) comprising in the whole about 4 acreg, land tax upon which is redeemed; also ata2Lsmall distance from the above zare 2 well-en- closed meadows, containng 11 acres, ornamentediwith beautiful tlim- ber, forming an eligible spot for the erection of aLnother villa, coaji- manding beautiful viewrsof the 'ch adjaceat country. The whole of the above Piroperty is copyhold of the manor of Chesbunt, and is SUbject to a triliung quit rent, anid the usual fine on disatlhor alien- aLtion. To be viewYed with cazds only, vhich with printed partiCUlars maY be had of Messrs. Driver, surveyors aind land agents, at their offices, 13, New Bridge,street, Blackfriars; particulars may also be hatdat the Angel, Edmonton; and at the Mahrt. Valuble reehld anors and FEstates, near Brighton, co-ntainilng 1,325 Aeres.-By Mess.rs.DRIVE.R,attheAuctionI,hlrton Thursday, JulY 15, at 12, in 2 lots, r'-I'W"O very desirable Freehold Estates, abounding with .5.tsgame. consisting of the valuable blanor of Saddlescomb, 'Vith. cutbaron, curts leet, fines, arbitrary,qult rents and heriots, and a capital farmetohereto belonaging, containing 905 acres of amsble, pas- tore, anid down land, with an excellent farm-house and bemestead, in the occupaxtion of Mr. Stephen Byne, yearly tenant, most eligibly situate, about 5 miles from -righton, and'upon the turnpike ro5d leading to Henfield. Also the very desirable Manor of Clayton, with courts, fines arbitrary, heriots, and quit rents, and an -excellent farmn thereto belonging, conatining 400 acres, with farm-house and. homestead, in the occupation of Mr. John Bull, who wil quit at Nlichaelmasunext, nost desirably situate at Clayton, 7 mll'ee from. .Brighton, and adjoining the tuiripike road from thence to Cuckfield.. Pruinted specifications, writh engraLved plans annexed, wLi be--read)- :for dellvery after the 20th, and may then be had at the libraries, Brighton and Hastings; Star, Lewes; Kin!g's Head, Cuckfield; Anehor, Horsham; Dolphin, Chichiester; White Hart, Reigate; Graybound. Croydon; of Mtessrs. Forster, Frare, and Forster, iAn- coln's,inn; at the Auction Mart; and of l.lessrs. Driver. surveyors anjd land agents, Newv Bridge-street, Blackfrlars. Choice Wines. 1,ESSRS. MTACHIN and DEBENHIAAM beg leave MLY most respectfuliy to Inform their Friends and the Publc, that t'hey are instructed to SUBMIT to PUBLIC AUCTION, oni WVednesdayf the 23d inst. at 10, a small CELLAR of well selected WINES, In ola crusted Purr, Pale Sherry, atnd -Mladeira, which they can confidently recommend. May be tasted the morningof sale. Samples had, toge- ther with catalogues, 3 days previous to the sale,at their office,26, Kinig. street, Covent-garden. valuable itemns. L'JESSRS. MlACHIN and DEBENHAMI have the hilonour to announce to the Nobility, Gentry. and Public, that they wivil offer by PUBLIC AUCTION, on Thursday, the 24th inst. anid following day, at 1], a trulysplendid display of JEWELS, consist.. in of brillianit diamond top and drop earrings, butterfly antd other brgooches, siiiSle stone, citustcr, and hoop rings, pins, lockiets &c.; seve- ral rows of remarkably fine and very large oriental pearls; 120 carats, of fine large brilliants, satphires, rubies, em;eralds, and other precious stones. pearl, amethyst, and turquoise suits; fine gold watch and- neckehains; chased gold seals, keys, rings, andotberiashionxaileorna- m'ents; superior gold watches, with chronometer, duplex, patent lever,hbrlzuntal,musical,and repeating-movements; a sidieboardofmas- si,e plateand excellent,plated goods of the best manufacture; splendid dressing cases,elegantly fitted up with silverornamnents; capital double and single barrel fowlhingpleees and pistols, byMianEoin, Egg, Forsyth, &c;and a variety of valuable items, which may be vielved two days prir o te ale ad catalogues had at their office, 26, King-street, Coven-gard n. No.. 58, Pall-mall, opposite Marlborough House - Fine origin Paintings. 'IL11 SMALLBONE respectfully informs the Nobility, Connoisseurs, and Others, thatTHIS DAY, the 21st of June, anid on WVed nesday. the 23d of June, he wil SELL by, AUCTION, at his Newv Rooms, .58, Pall-mall. a valuable collection Of about 200 highly finished CABINET PICTUAES, including, among loony beautiful specimens of the Dutceh anid Flemish schouols, a splendid example of thiat rare and esteemned master Quin.tinl latsys; the principal part are in hei gesuie sate asrecntl lipored by in eminenit collector, andwil befoud prtculrlyworhy heattention of the amiateur; at he ametim 70spendd od ok crvetrames. Mr. Sniallbone begsto sy tat eerypictre,howeer aluable, 'will be sold wvithout thesmales reervtio. My b viwedfrom the 17th instant; catIo~es t he oom; ad t 4, Hgh-tret, Bloomsbury, near Canitml Unredeemed Pedges.-By Mr. SIALLON at his, Mtos, 47, fligh-street, illoomusbury, near OxSford-~tLre.et, To-morrow,June 22, at 12, C OMPRISING about .50 fine Gold ancl Silver Wt'atches by te bet maers plae an plted goods, jeweliery of every desripio inkes, eal, hai,i pie,and brooches, set with dia- mond andothe preiousstons, aquanityof silks, satuiss, laces, midin enghs uitbleforsinle armnts a argassortmnent of 58. Pall-mall. oppiosite htdriboroughi-ho .BatflCbntPr celain. rne,Cre,vr Caske, noble Buhl and Or.nioulu Clocks, extensive colleetion of Napoleon Mledals, a small but beau- tiful collection of Mtiniatures, the property of a noble E'arl lately deceased.-By Mlr. SMNALLBONE, at his Spacious Rooms, 58, Pall- mall, on ThursdaLy, Julie 24, and followying day, wlthout the smfallest reservation. rPHIS smnafl but interesting ColleCtion,. of- taugefn __Ornam,2ents are part of the property ofanoblesnain deceased, and c~omprise very beautiful specimens ef the rare old Royal Savres,Dres- diren, Chelsea, and orientalpo-ce'aln, in vases, grouipsof figures, capa andisatucers, jars andbeak-ers, &c.afew fineltaiLiaubronzes,asplenhdi ass6emblage of bronze medals fronm the French and ItatIan,1 mints, S55 hiigh,class miniatures, and avariety of valuable items, calculated to a~ddtotthieimportanceof th-efirst collection. M%aybe VIeWed 2"dyS; catalogues of Alr Smallbonte. at the rooms$, san at 4T'. 111gh-street. Bloormebury', near Oxford-,,treet. 5s, Pall-mall, opposite Marlborough-house.---splendid. jewels, iinj0 WVatches, and Plate. IM II SMALLBONE has the honour to aIinoullce a It SALE of very valuable JIEWELLERY, whicn wvill takceplaceat hi,. Spacious Rooms, 58, Pall-mall, on Tuesday, June 29, by, order of the executors. Thiis email valuable collection of property comprises sevralpais o fie billantdiaondearrings, brooches, pins, and rins, f te irs qulit, thes ericedwithi rubies, emeralds, and pears, eveal ear an amthyt sits rihlychased gold seals, chais, nd kys,45 vlualegod ad siveratces, a superior highly diiihedchrnomterin oldcass, rearkblyfine guns,% a ce of duelin pitol, ad avaiet ofvalabls: hewhole will be sub- mited o pbli lieraity Ma bevieedtwo days, and catalogues hadof r. malbon, t teroms,andat 7,Highi-street, Bloomsbur-y No. s8, pall-matll.-Eigbteen Planofortes.-By i%tr.SMALLBONE, aLt Mal Spacloes New Rooms, .58, Pall-miail, opposite Mlarlborouigh-hiouse, oni Friday, July 2, by ordez of the Proprietor, a manufaceturer, dq~ dlinEng business- '[HE Stock consists of 13 very superior elegant grand T. cabinet pianofortes3 and 5 squarc ditto with ellptic ends; the wvhole are finished in the first style of elegassee, and possess generally the desirable qualities of rich anid powverful tonie, are one entire pro- perty, and will be lounid Avortby attention. Islay be viewevd: cataogues 21 days prior and imorning of sale at thie rooms, and at 47, High-street, No. .58, Pall-mall, opposite Miarlborouigh-liouse.-linportant Sale of fine Winles. MR. SMNALLBONE beg-s moat respectfully to notify, to, Noblemien. Gentlemen, TIavernkeepers, anid private Fansi. lies, tliat, on Friday, July 2, he Will submit for SALE bY AUCTION4, stIils Spacious New Rooms, 58, Pall-mall, the flrst lpart of an. entire I CELLAR of superior WINFS, comprising 120 dozeni of choice oldl crused ort,7 yars n bttle 24 doen of Sherry, such as is rarely to e mt wth,reenty bttld fomthe wood of 10 years old; 73 dzenof ighl flvoued Mdela; 2 dezen of Claret, of the firsc qualty;and bou 14 dozn o emty bottles; being the genuino proert ofa mrchnt,estblihed30 ear inbusiness, and retiring fromthe rad, Saplesmaybe hd 4 aysprior, b~y paying -for; als caaloues attheroos, nd f M. Snaibone. 47. Highi-street, Fitzroy-squarc.-Lease aud Effects of the laite Archibald Cullen, "sq. -By Mir. ELGOOD, on thie Premises, on Tuesday, July 6, at 12, by order of the Executors. A Vey eigile ellarrnge Faily Residence, in per.. ?5.fet epar, dsirblysitute,No.11, Russell-ylace, leading int Fizro-sqar, cntanin~ aiy ceerulbedichambers, 2 btand., somewellproprtioed dawin roos writh folding doors, dining room22 eetSin,lon, bck prlor ad wvater closet,.with.excellent serant' ofics ad cllas; eldfora trmof years, at a lovv rant of 1101 Atthesam tim, al te ecelent and genuine fuxrniture, lagI lass &C. May be vieed bytctstobhad writh partien aIrgs of Mr. Elgood, cornerof Wimoeadteret streets, Caven dish-square. *-'wenry Years established Butchler'sShop. neat Heuschood Furniture. )P?ate, Linen., China, Glass, Paiatintlns, Prints, Books, Fixtures, &e. M_D;Nr. MI 1'CHELL, on the Premises, Glocester-street,IhoXton. On Friday', Juine 25, at 120, by order of the Executers of Mlrs. Howard dieeaed. 'P HE Fol ,v Years' Lease of a commanding Butcher's- _j Sh,op, witl; ,, good residence, forming 2 houses. *t -the ground reiit of 4l. 4s. per alin'5im, with the effects, consistlngof nmabogtiney .4. Post and hiigh pressQLedsfs~ and furnitures, beds, mattresses, and - bedding, doubfe and s Ige -bests of drawers, mahogany and japanned.' clhairs, dining and p=%bro'lr tables, Brussels. Kidderminster, an&f,. other carpets, chimney and piei glasses, w4indowr curtains, kitchen-, furntur, huseandshop fixtureg, -&c. Particulars anid catalogues,: miay be bad on the premises; of Mlr. 11i5tO.uhlsee,Wle-. ness-ow S. Lue's, and of3tr. Mthl,:t Nortontalgate, and,=$. Nenwgate-,street. Oxfoprd-street, nWinedyJne0;tI- FVHE valuablul Lease ota xensive anid lug established A. ochinanufact00Z,. N lo.0, JOhn-street, oxford-street;. alsothe. ii.ewdan fashionable atoOf, consisting 'of coaches, landaus, chairiots, one-horsc ditto, Iarndaulets, jr,7_rouches, shifting stanhope and other ,phasctous, stanuiope,- denuet,- tiltiHry; pony, and other cbhtises, slew bodies and cairiages, ash plank, pall.~lbai,e or,cnetd ash, bncac;es, grindstonc, blocks anid -tackle,, Iron- cranes, cuttintgw boards, l,rather, c-anvaCS, plted work, iron work, painter'sgrinding, - stons, siove,. weels cOl\irs varish,japa, smths'~ bellows,- patet bcks vics, mits' luIs axetretZ5- sigsnRs, iron isork wheels, contiughousedesk, i~d Solinm's alit- crawngs,turrt cock,varius ohereffects, anta -Valuable. 'ob. car-. riags. Phepremsesmaybe .ie~'ed7 da'ys and -the stockE 2- deays befre in sae,whee artculrss,u ataoges aybc hid; alid of Mr.LesIe 4,NewCaendsh-tret, Yotlnd,lae. The lease wIll Certain and Desirable InVestineat, lon ?.aeod improved liente.--, By Nlessrxs. MUNIN and CURT1Si at th Ac ion art, on Thursd y, Jun!e2~4. at 12. in S5lots. y~ Lot l. Lj"OUR substantial brick DweWp!-li-oises, one of JZ whieh bas a shop, with yards and waved gardens, de- sirably situate in Harleston-pl7.ce east, Dalgledsh-street, Sa the parsh of Ann, Llniehouse, is the ocecipation of zespectable tenawts, pro- dueinz an annual clear income of 621 Lot 2; Four newlysesAtedt Dwelling-houses, wvith ivalled gardens, situate Now,], 2, 3, aod 4, on. the eastern sideof Dalgleish-street, likewise respectably teaunted, atid produicing a clear annual income of-441. Lot 3. Fourheiwlyere&ted Dwvelling-houses, Nos. 5, 6, 7, andS, adjoining lot2fasimuar-d- scrlption, and produeing also a elear aniual income. of 441. . Lot, -h, Three aubsthntial brick Dsvelling.houses, with yardasanad walled pr.i dens, situate in Ifarleston-place west; in. the occupatiou of respcetable te4ants, producIng -annual clearincomeof491 _LotS. Fir'einewly erected Dwvelling-houses, sWith-ralled-gardens, situate Noes. 38., 39O, 40, 41, and 42, on the ivestern side of Dalglcish-street, respeci5bly ti- nanted, and produclng xn aunual clear incomeof 351. Maiy be viewed vlth leave of the tenants, and particulars had at the Auction-mart. aud of Messr&,Idunn and Curtis, Walbrook,n car the Royal Exchaage'i Singularly desirable Estate. lucklingbamshtre.-iy Mvesrs.- ,IUNV- and CURTIS, at the Auttion Wart,. ois Thursday, June 24, ate2, Farm, whi&h is tithe fiee, aRid held-lumler-the Biahop A of Oxford for threc healthY lives,;of the ages of 39, 28, and_24 years, The land is of sutperi(ir quality, and lies ivitlili a rlmg fence,' d vided Into 25, fiielosureb, situzite in the vilstgeor-Stevwktey, -litgzw more than 40 miles north -wvest of London, Withilln- n easy distailce oF somue of the most cpUt4l market towns iin the county and tlie Graud . tJunctioni Canal, and contains In ithe whole -S10 acres sit arabic,p5. ture,sne%doNr, and furze land Vwt1s a saubstantial farnm resldcnceand suitablcagricultural ousbillding's The surroundijug coUntry is `p4r. ticularly- rich, Umn ab xunds with game. The- esttb is Ii thcos-a patiodcof the propriletor, vho WiU giveinunedIate possesiloii, audemana be viewed-with tickets whileh iwith partIculats ma- he had of Messrs. Miuari and Curtis, Ii, Walbrook, smear tha Royal E,xchange. where ia .lah may . oe seen:; artlculars also of Messrs. F. W. AYhfield aud. rg ,lecltors, T'oke house-yard, LoLbbury, Londpon; Mr. Arthur Ashticld' sollcitor, Le'ghton Buzzard; the Crown, Dunstatble 'thq- Peahen, St. Alban's:-the Swan, Leighton Busserd; the White Hart, Aylesbury; the King's Arms, Berkhamp ste,d; the George, NPorth-' ainptonl -the Rose aid Cros,W&atfoqra; and at-the aUetio} MMLY, I - . .-e o - - I I . _ . SALES BY-AUCTION.