Sales By Auction.
The Times, 1824-06-12T00:00:00

Canonbury.-Household Furniture, Bracket Clock, Plate, China, W51as 91 Books, and Effects.-13y -.r. D. S. BAKER, on the Premises, 4, Ca- nonbury-Place, Islingtsn, on Monday, June 21, at 12. EIHE neat and genuine lousebold Furniture, the pro- J5_ perty of a lady retirlng Into the country, comprlsing capital mnahogany double screwed 4-post bedsteads, vith hangings, prime goose feather beds, hair maottresses and bedding, excellent mahogany wardrobes, chests of drawers, dressinig stands, and chamber articles, noble pier glass, sets of window curtains, Brussels carPets, mahosany andjapannedchairs,sofaand couch,capItal setofpatentdining tables, card, pembroke, and work ditto, cefleret sideboard, an excellent bracket c066k, sone rich cut glasb and china, a few lots of plate, plated articles and books, the usual assortment of kitthen requisites, and numerousotbereffects. May beviewed on Saturday preceding and mornlng of sale catalogues on the premises; and of gr. D. S. Baker, High-street Islingtun. Oxted, Surrey.-Sy Mlessrs. OUBEi,LL and PAiSONS, .. the Pre- mises, on Monday, Jane 28, at 12 precisely, subjectto such con- ditions of sale as shall be then and there produced. Desirable Freehold Estate, situate in the village of A Oxted, in thecounty of Surrey, comprising aU thatgoodaccus- torned Iin, knowvn by the slin of the Crown and Anchor, to which Is attachedadraper an grocers shop in faUll trade. The housecontains 2 attics, 4 good bed chambers, 2_parlours, tap room, kitchen, waah- house, and other convenient offces, shnp, warehouse, &c. with 2 excellent cellars, good stabling for 6 horses, yard, end p-remises, toge- ther with a beautiful garden well stocked with choice fruit trees, commanding a delightfl vievv of the surrounding countrv. The above estate is inbs.t eliglbly situate, and the blildings in good repair, and is let on lease to a respectable tealut at the low rent of ?20 per annum. The vilUage of Oxted Is situate by the road leading from Sevenoaks to Godstone, is 21 miles from London, and a coach passes daiy. May be viewed by application to Mr. Roberts, the present tenant. and further particulars known of Mr. Sesones, solicitor, Tunbridge, Kent o or of the auctioneers, at tlngfield and Edenbrldge. Valuable Collection of Gaslerp- andaUitnet tictUrep.-Sy Ur. Vit; 5TEVEYiS, at the Auction M art, on Vednesday, Junel6. at I!, A Hi;hly valuable and in&ecesting Collection of Pictu res, .A chiefly of the Itallkn. Flenrlish, Dutch, and Wlngllsh schools, In us reervtio: aongwhih Wll e found choIce specimens of the followving eminent masters, vi- Rubens Ruysdael I WynanCut B Tenilers Domenichino Vauldyck ~ Ostade YIlsonn Guiudo Yandervel4c~ Clauda Towne, 3ce. Miay bowevieed I ay previous to th sale. and catalo guec had Mt tho Miart, and of Ir.Wm.Stevc n , soicti oneer atnd apprai ser, 311. *n djewtry_ Eixcellent iPurniture. Chiina, anid Cur GlaSs. IL,oke, suit numierous Effects.-By Xr. SUIBB3aud SO2, at their teat Room,Saville-row, THIS DAY, the l2thilust at 12, T HE excellent and ionodern Household Furuiturxe cora- JL prisiu Winged library and other booXeases, pedesala sideboard, pier andelflibaney glasses, a 24-inch convex rnirrot, 4-post, field, and other bbdareads, a large quantity of seasoned bedding, capital mabe- gAny eabinit worc In wardrobes, chests ef drasvcrs, atid other cham- ber furniture, drawving room suits in cotton and moreen, conches and chairs sofa, card, aNd library tables, rosewood consoles, a chair bed, porte?s hafchair, sets of mahogany dining tables, chairs,kitchen, hrticies, richecut gl.ss, china, prints framed anid glazed, a small coE- lection ofbooks,neatlybound,a nit a great variety of other effects.; thegreater part newwtithin a shorttime, and removed from a gentle- maw'e residence in the counitry. lo be viewed 2 days precedtng,wlhen catalogues may be had. Roeh3mpton, Stnrrey.-Neat Cottase itesidenc. with G-Arden, Stable. and Chaissviouse, and aU the appropriate Furn ture, In 1 lot.-Bv Mr. SQUIBB anid SOX, atGarraway's,cinTuesday,the22dipst. atl2, rpHE Lease for 33 years, at a moderate rent, of tbe njeat 11and conenient Cottage Residence,Iate tr thc occupationo0fWi. Page, esq. deceased, pleasantly situate, at the entrance of the village of ltosht5mpton, with a emai pleasure ground and garden In front, de- t^checdchafseh se, and 2-stall stable, torether ivith the irhole of tho neatanid appropriatefurniture. A preron attends to show the pre. mise,, of whom prlnted particulars may tbe haud 0 days preceding the sate; also of Messrs. Fladgate Yong,anFdJe on solicitors, Essex- street, Strand; and of Mr. Squi!nh and Son, Savilie-rowr. Shares in the .Sarnsley Caial, the Globe Fire Office, York-bellditla Waterworks, and the itrarnd-bfidge.-By Mr-SQUlBB and SON, at Gatraway's, oii Tuesday, the 22d Insti iLiolots, by order of the Execu- tors of Sir Fenwick Bulmer deceased, F OUR Shares iti the Barnsley Canal, Yorkshire, arn _ established and lnproirng concern, the divIden3ds of hhleh have advanced to 121. per anhum. and arc expected to increase. One ?100 Shate in the Globe Fire and Life Insurance Company, paying 7 per cenit. Ten;?IOO Shares in the York-buildings' Waterivorks Company. And c dye originlShalhres In the Strand oil Waterloo-brldge. Partculars may be had at Garraway'.,* of Messrs Fladgate, Young, and Jackson, solicitorf, Essex.street, Stranld; andof Mir. Squibb and Son.Saviile-rolW Tavistock-square-Peremptorlly. by order of the Executers of the ltte James WVilUamson, csy.-By Mr. SQUIBB and SON, at Garrh- wags, os Tuesday, the 22 lnstasst, at 12, i'RE elegant, substantial, and very complete Leasehold Residence, No- 2, Tavistock-square, held for an unexpired term o ,3Tears at aground rent of 42L per annumzi, exonerated from land tax. The premises contain a neat paved entrance ball, large break- fast parlour, spacious eating room, 2 noble drawving roorts of e,cel- Int proportion, 6 bed chambers, dressing rooms, and vwater closet, with convenient well arranged offeces In the basement. Mar be viewed betwreen the hours of 1 and 5; and particulars had on the pre- mises; at the place of sale and of Mr. Squibb rnd Souo, Sfle-rowr. Sidmoatb, Devon-Elegant Freehold Residence, with beaatiful plea. sure Ground and Fr&ductive Garden.-By Mr. SQUIBE and SON, at Garraway's, on Tuesday, June 22, At 12, '[flHE clelightful secluded rustic Residence, known as W Voodlands Cottage, arranged forthe accommodaelon of a family of distinction, and formerly occupied by the late Lord GOrydIr, plea- 2antly situate at a short distance from the town of Sidmouth, sce justly celebrate-d for the salubrity of Its air and the hlghrespectablllty of the companiy resorting to it, containing on the upper fdt-or I besrn bed chambers and dressing rooms; on the grouid ioorasultof 4 spaclous apartments, whtch open to the pleasure ground, having on the north side a covered terrace walk ISO teet in length, communi- eating with a capital waled garden clothed with tine fruit trees. The domestic offices are numerous and well arranged. and the pre- inlses are most amply supplled with exceUent water. May be viewed till the sale, and particulars had there: also at the York Hotel, Sid- m,,uth; the London and Crogden's Hotels, Exeter; at the place of sale; and of Mr. Squibb and Son, Savile-row. The Valrtable Leasehold Property, and a Freehold House, belonging to thelateSir Feiiwick Bnilmer, consprlsing the Crown andAnchor Ta- vern, in the Strand, aix Houses in Norfolk-street, and two In Arn. del-street, producing a netrcintal of neur I,0001. per annumi.-DyNlr SQUIBB and SON, at Garraivay's. on Tue6day, June 22,at 12, by order of the Executors, in lots. IX substantial Houses in Norfolk-street, Strand, held , for 27 years, lejed to most respectable tenants, and producing a net rental of 3811. per annum. Two houses in Arundel-strest, held for a like term. and produclng a net rental of II 81. 10s. per annum. Those most extensive and valuablepremises, longienown althe Crowrn and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, with the house in Aruvdel-Street, ndjoining, held for the same term, and producing a net rentVa of 3951. per annum. A tenement in Angel-Court, produclng L Ss. per ama and a freehold house in Charles-street, Hatton-garden. Printed par ticulars are preparing, and may be had 10 days preceding the ssfir, of Messrs. Fladgate, Young, and Jackson, solicitors, Essex-strect; at tji Crown and Anchor; at Gaxraway's; and of Mzr. Squibb and Sone aznvil!A~rn.,v Hatt'n-garden.-Valuabl: Freehold i'roperty, comprising Two la estaisb hed Publiehouses, Three Houses witb Shops, and Four Pri- vate 9wellings.-By Mr. SQUIBB and SON, at Garruway's, on Tue-- day. July 6. at 12, in lots, HREE neat Dvelling-houses, Nos. 9, 10, and II, in tL. Cross-6treet, Hatton-garden; the Three Tune Publlehouse, 1is the same street; a prih-dte house, No. 26, Kerhy-street; a roomy dvelling-house and cfeesenmonger's shop, No. 6, Chailes-street,litUon- garden; the adjoining houseand shop. No. 7- and the very old esta- blished publichouse, formerly the Globe tavern, togeth.r wvith the modern fronted shop and dweling, In Hnitton-garden, occupled b- tr. flsrough, grocer- thc whole let on leases to respectable tenantS, At very moderate rents Printed particulars are preparlng, and wiU be, ready for delivery 21 days preceding the sAle, ani may t en be had ar the publilehouses above mentioned: at Garraway's; of William Cbrisholme, esq. 36, Llncolrti2-inn-delds; and of Alr. Squibb and Son, Saville-row. Capital Leasehold House, Barkaig. Essex-By Mr. WILLOCK, at Garraway's, the latter end of this mouth, unless an acceptable offer is previously made, IT' HE very Aesiratle Preiwg known as Westbury JL House, formerly the resIdence of Joseph Gascoyne, esq. and late of MSrs. Keeling, situate on the east side of the town of Barking, 7miles from London, by the New Commercial-road, contmining9 bed chambers, dressing room, store room, a bandsome entranee hall, eatting rooms, elegant drawing room, good kitchen, with all requI- site offices for a family of respectability, 4-stall stabIle,4ouble coach- house, valled gardens, anid 2 paddock,, containing altogether 5 acres, Tihe whole is In comrolete repair, and the house commandc the most delightful vlevs of the skipping continually passing and reVAsSiilg, and tIe Kestish hills over the river. Twenty years of the lea5Cre, unexpired, at a very l,w rent, and immediate possesslon may be ftLd- listate, Witham, Esiex.-By ALFRED MAY. at the White Hart Inn, Withanu. oni Tuesday, June29, at 3, by order of George Holme Sumner, esq. the proprietor, 7fiHAT very valuable Estate, called the Moat Farn, ii" J thie parl^h and near the town of Witham, Ji the connty of Essex, containing 127 acres of very uperior arabie and rich pasture lamd, in the highest state of cultivation, with a weeU situated resi. dence, and requisite farm buildinBs, at Chipping-hill, near Witlam, now ins the occupation of Win. Brevster.e5q. The property will be divided into 7 convenient lots, whio will lbe described by patrticulars and plans, to be had by the 15th inst. at the Auctlon-mart, Lsidon; Saracen's Head, ChelnisFord; Cups. Colchester; place of sale; and at the aetionee'sofie, Maidon. Further particuiarsmaybeklnown by applying to J. H. Loveridge, esq. 13. Charlottc-street, Sloonnsbury; and XV. H. Pattisson, esq. Wltham, solicitorx; or to MSr. JA. biay, amc- tioneer, &e. Maidon. Vauxhall.-Lease and elegant Furniture, valuable Library of Books of 1,000 Volumes, superbly embellished and costly Bindings, 100 Proof Enigravings, finepaper, dlne woodu ngedBookcase, Plate, China, Dinner, Dessert, and Tea Serviees. Linen, Glass, and valuabe Effects-By PARREY, SON, and ELLIOTT, on the Premises, No.6 Darling-place, Camberwvell New-road, near Vauxhall-gardens, on Wednesday, June 16, and following dtye, at 11, by diretion or the A iE Furnituve is receiitly new., and furnished at a . great exirense, of the usual desaciption, includins averyirand- some line wood toilet table, with drawers and patent locs, wardrobe patent dining tables, rich moreen window curtains, table lanmp, 3 alabaster ornaments, &ec. The books have been collected with great Judgment, and inelude Reess Encyclopadia,t, 45vols. Todd's.J0onson and Chalmers's Dictionary, Merrick's Ancient Armour, Dibdin's Bibht- omania and Althorplant. Rutter's Fonthill Abbey, Shakapeare, the IVorks of Robertson, Walter Scott, Byroni, Swift, Fielding, Richard, son, Gibbofi. and Hogsrth, Hume, Smollett, and Adolphui7s England, Clarendon's Rebellion, Ancienit History, &c. A superb colleet on of proof engravings, enc itne paper, by most esteemed artist,. The pre- mises are hold oni lease, 20 years unexpired, at 451. per annum, in the roost comnplete order, with immediate possession. May be viewved on Monday and Tuesday preeeding: catalogues (Is. each, returnable to purcbasers) on the piemises; of Messrs. Steel and Nleloll, solicitors, Queen-street, Cheapside; and of Parrey, Son, and Elliott, aLuctioneers, Great Tower-street. Singularly desirable Estate Buckingha in'lre-By ltessr MtUNN and CURTIS at the Auction Mart, on Thursday, Jume 24, at 12, Farm, witch is tithe firee, ant held under the Bishop A of Oxford for three healthy lives, of the ages of 39, 28, and 25 earF The land is of superior quality, and lies within a rltg fence, divided into 25 Inelosures, eituate ina the vllage of Stawkley, little more than 40 miles north sest of London, withhin an easy distance of some of the most capital markt towns in the county and the Grand. Juiction Canal, end contains In the whole 300 acres ox arable, pas- ture, meadow, and furze land, with a substantial farm residence and sultable agricultural outbutildings. The surrounding country Is par- ticutlarly rich, and abounds with game. The estate Is in the- occu- pation of the proprietor,who will giveimmediate possession, and may be viewed with tickets. wvhich vwith particulars may be had of Messrs. .Uunn and Curtis, 5, Walbrook, near the Royal Exchange. where a. PlanI may be see;, particulars also of Messrs. E. W. Ashfleld and TokenhonYe-yard, Lot,buiZ,Ltrndon; Mr. Arthur Ashdeie, solicitor, Leighton Buzzard: the 'rown, Dunstable: the Pealen, St Alban's- the SSwan, Leighton Buzzard; the White HIart, Avleebu2ty; the King's Arms, Berkhanlpstead; the George, North- aropton; the Rose and Crown, Watford; and at the Auetion Mart, London. Copyhold Villa, HansApstead-Peremptorlly by PAXON and SON, at the Mart, on Tuesday, June 15, at 1!, by order of the Executors, unless ani acceptable offer is previously made by private Contract, Rural Copyhold Villa, w-th pleasure and kitchen A gardens, lawn, and shrubberies tastefully displayed, and mea- dowr land adjoining, most desirably situate, at West-end, Hampstead, distant only 3 miles from Oxford-street, and a pleasant remove from liampstead. The lhouse contains 10 bed chambers, spacious dining room, drawing room, breakfast parlour, Ubrary, and numerous. attached and detached offices, caplital coachihouse and stabling, barns, sheds, yards, &c. The whole arranged for the comfortableaccorn- modation of a most respectable famlly. May be viewed by tickets oniy, between the hours of 11 and 5; particulars onthepremises; of Mesrs.Lave, liersn, nd eny, oliitos,Frederick-place, Old. lessrrat thvie. Maertand ofdPaxon bandSdoon, 04, Great Russell-street, Bboomnabury, nnd Hansarstead. ModerniagdGenuine Furniture. 30 oz. of Plnte, Linen. Books, Car- riage. Miteh Cows, &-e.-By PAXON ndSON, by orderof the FBxe- cutors of a Gentleman deceased, on the Premises, his late residence, WVest-end, Hampstead, on WVednesday, June 15, and 2 following davs. at 12 each Bay. rNHE Household Furniture comprises a capital dining fL room suit of IS mahogany chairs, proportioned tables, sideboard, &c. diawing roonmfurniture, handsomefull slze4-post bedsteads, M ith chintz and dinulty furnitures, field and sofat ditto, dressing tables, drawvers, cheval and other glasses, carpets, screens, a pair of globe., miusical rinstrumentS, elegant tin-iece,a e icue, due p roof morain5tscoloued ditto fromn the Dlwie-b fgallery, and French ditto, household and table linen, china, glass, an plate, a valuable libraryof books, culinary articles, ilaker's patent maigle a malt mill, brewing and dairy utensils, aihandsonielalldau.StdcabrlOlst, 2 carte, a water ditto, iron garden seats, tools, insplssnents, greenbesee plants, end various erects. To be viewed 2 days before the sale, when catalogues wll be delivered Onl the premices; at Paxon and Son's offices, 64, Great Russell-strceet Bloomsbury, and Mampatead, LibrarYofBooks, Plctures, and Prints; statue of anyloe(, nad Venus de Mledicis, of full size, &c.-By PAXON and SON, on the'Premises, West End, Hampstead, the ltte residence of a Geitlteman deazed, on Friday, Jane IS, at 12, byorder of the Executors, Very valuable, choice, and well selected. Library of $tL Books. most of them bound ln uniform and moxt costly bind- Enxs among1 them are Boydell's Shbakapeae, In russis, and gUt, and 2 vols.of plates; BoydcUl's Miiten's Poetical Works; ditto History of the Thames; Recs's Cyciopzedia, 39 vols. and C vels. of plates; Voltaire's Works. 70 vol.; Srottes, Swift's. and Pope's ditto; Beautiesof Eng- land. 28 vole.;Smirk's Arabian Nilghts, abeautifuediton, In green morocco- GlHiBlss, with Smirk's illustrations; -iollere's Works; An- nwsl Register, 5S vols.; together upwards of 800 volL; valuabl( French and ?ngllsh prints, Cockburn's coloured ditto from the Dul- svih Gatlery, a fewv pictures, also a finely executed statue Sn terra cottaof Shyloekand pedestal, and a full sized cast of the Venus de Medils and case. To be viewved with the furnlture tsodays before the sale, when catalopues will be delivered on the prezhiaes; and-at Paxon and Son's, 64, Great Bussell-street,Bloomsbury,and liampstead. Capital Steam-eneitte of 0-horse tplver, ,-tthrow Engines large Irorl F'oree Pumps, erane, and iuildlnog Materials, Brornley, Middlesex. -P.y PAULIN and SON, on the Premises, iiron2l@y-bKU,Middlesex, o)n Mtonday, June 14, and followiing day, at 11 each dayS A LL the valuable Building Materials of warehouses, A englnelhouses, mitlhouses, pr isng shops) sheds,stab, n s e consisting of a tetquanjtity of soundbr1ckwor, about 2,000 square of pan and p1 atiling and lates. girders, beams, rafters, jists, flooring boards, sashes and frames, doors, shutters, wve%ther rd- onga snd quarterin, fencing, a large quantity of Yorkshlre avnd other stoe pvin, Dtchclinkers. brickipaving partitions, lead gutters, piyes, iron,. a capital steam-engine of 8orse power, three-throw vater engine, large iron force- pumps, engine and horne whselg, wharf crane, and a great varlety of other materials and effects. Many- beviewved two days precedin ; catalogues on the Drcnliles; at the YorBshire Gray, Stratford: Birltannla Tavern, Linmehouze; and ut Paulin and Son, Sroad. satreet, UatCllli. SALES BY AUCTION'