Sales By Auction.
Capital Family hlouse, Briazhton, with Coacilhouise sord Stabling handsomne H-oussshold Furniture, and valuable Effeces.%-By AMessirs. BURRELL and SiON, on the Premises, No. 10, UiloceAtcr.plaee, North Steine, Brighton, 'iurs D.4vY,October 18, sand following day, at 12, HE valuable Leaselholdi Preinises in complete order, T which makcsi up 14 beds, liandsome drawing room, parlnurTs commitnic-ating by, folding doors, 48 fe-et in lengthi, domest4c offices of eeydescit on,cacbhouse, and 3-stable ; held for a term of 7,1, r21 yetsfr idsummer, I81P, optional on the part of theteant Itth lw rent of 1281. per annum. At the same time will be oold tie fashionable furniture, wvell manuifactured and made of the best materiatls, comprising lofty 4-post and side-view bed- steadLs, with chintz, trellis, cotton, and dimity hangingst, fringetd and ornamsnted,, prime. bordered goose feiather beds and good bedding, sofa bedsteads, commodes, miahogany and japanned drawer's, gen. aerenrn's dressing st anti and1 bedeharbohr articlep, Bruselscr carpets, mahogany parlo.ur chairs, a cap)ital pedestai sitlebqpird, marooni anti lemon coloured curtains, an excetleAt get of dining tables, pier and chimney glasses in rich catrved and gilt framell,girCfldOlcs, mahogany cheffonier, lounging chair, card and p-rmbroke tablesz, drawing room furniture of rich chintz window curtainsi, japanned chair& and cushions, sofa to match, rosiewood loo table, a 80-hour clock in a Kingwood case brass mounited, china, glass' kitchen utensils, and other articles, The house may be viewedel R aysi, attd thea furnitttrc' Dn Friday and Saturday preceding the sasc, when particularos and catalogues inay he had on the isremises; of Mtessrs. Hill and 'ITurner, solicitors, Brighton pn ara f AMessrs. B3urrell and Son, 13, Tokenhousso-yard. 'N. 13. The leaise mnay be treaited for by private cer-tract, the purcheser taking thie whole of the effects on the premie br appraisement. Valuablei LandedI Property tor Investment, f-luntingdonslsire.---To Guardians, Trustteet, and0Others.-Capital Copyliold Estate of' Inheritance, '1'ithe-free, and Poor Ratis very low, held of the Mlanor of Hpughton-cum-Wyton, at a stoall fine certain.-By MAscore. BULRRtELL and SON, at Glarraway's, on Wednesday, Nov. 10, at 12, im lnt, A Most desirable Estate, delightfully situate at Hought; , e on, in a fine part of the county of Huntingdon, within 3 -Ailes of Huntingdon, and 2 miles and a half of St. Ives, both ox- Aelent market towns, and close to thie niavigable river Otsec, dhitant 31 miles from Lotedon,Iwith good roads to the samne. Ttm pronerty omprises an excellent and respectable fairm litousec and buildings, ussubstantial repair, with prodiictive gardens, large Orchards,&. ibarns, cowv lodge, stablinz, cart and bullock houses, dove house !ranary, piggeries. and ourbuildings, sundry cottages. andl 286i .cres of rich) arabic, meadow anti paature land, in a hiigh state of :uItivation. rhe esitate may be viewed 14 daqys precedin-g the salt, in application to AMr. Thomas Wilson, of Hougthton, of wrhom Itriculars may be hiad ; also at the Fountain Inn, Huntingdon ; the Jross Keys, St. Neots ; Crown, St. Ives; Black Bull, Cambridge iwvan. Bedford ; Sup, j3iggleswade; andl of Messrs. Burrell and ion, 13, Tokenhouot-yard, where a plan of the estate may be seen. Jent,ine Dutch Bulbous andt other Roots-, neat as imported rromn Holland.-By Mleesrst. AIUNN and CURTIS, at else Mlart, on 'r'hurstlay, Oct. 21, at 12, A Well srranged Assortment of Ranunculuses, Arnemones, (3.. sigleand oube nrcisuse, tlipst, single anti double jon- ucl, ysotahs,erccsse, nowroa,&e. Mtay bt viewed the noringof ale an caaloueshadatsmith'a coffeehouse, Corn lachage; t th Mar; an of resr. Mlunn and Curtis, Wal. I'oBooselersandCirulaingLtbaris.-.A SIMAlI select Library of Books.-By Air. J. JONES, at his Spatcious Room, 28, Leadnha.srrc, T-morrow,at 12, without reserve, J) ICHARDSON's Persian Dictionary, 2 vols. in russia; -tt Cox's Travels andI other work,, 8 volse. Flavel's WYorks, 5; 'ole. ; plates to Catok's Voyages ; Weiland's works:, in German, 26 'ols. ; Johnson's Potrt, 60 vols. ; Philosophical TransActions, ~bridgedl, 18 vols. ; 100 volumes of good noyels, a small quantity if stationery. &c. Mlay be viewed, and catalogues had. ViVoollen andi Linen Drapery, Ladies' and Geontlemen's Boots anti Shoesi, 2 Dozen new Hats, &c.-l3y Air. SMAIALIBONE, at his Rooms, 47, High.s:rect, Bloomabuiry, 11 doors east of Ox. fordl-StrEet, on WVednesday, Oct. 20, &t 12, without reserve, fl OMPRISING about 60 Pieces of fine Irish Lineni and Seeting, remnants of bomnbasine, Bilk, matn, lace, rich silk howl8sand scarfis, about 500 yards oft superfine blue and black lochs and kerseymeres in whole pieces and in lengths, suitable for ingle garments, cottoa antl Alargeilles counterpanes, blankets, 2 lozen new hats, S donzen pair town mnade %Vellington boots, several ozen pairs of ladies'. and gentlemen'si ishoem, and numerous other ffects. Mlay be viewel, and catalogues had at the roomsd. ldwards.sireet, P'ortman.square.-Capttal Hoiuse and Fulrniture.- By Mlr. FENNER, on tcite Premiges, No. 5, on Tuesday,oct. 26. and follovingdav, at 12, IHE valuable Lease of the excellent Family House, h leld for 14 yrers at a low rent, in goodI repair, and contain- nig 3 roomst upon a fioor,, with ample accosutinodation foe a large armiIy, and especially desirable botlt in point of' extent and titua. ion for a house of business, the situation for resipectabilitly and cen- ral advantagesv being unrivalled at the west end of ithe town. On he samei and followine day will be sold tite elegant sutbstantial and iseful furniture, the detail of wlhichi comprehends the accustomed leacription ot cabinet andi upholstery articles. 'I'he house may be iewed by, tickets till the sale, and thie furniture publiclv on ilnn. lay the 28th ; and catalogueti(at 6d. each) had of M1r. Fenser, 14, ,Vigmarestareet, Cavendthn-square. 4~mttsce, Esisex, Land TIax Redeemed '_Bv Msessrs. ISAACSON, at the Auction Mart, on Wednesday, Oct. 27, at 12, by order of tlte TIrustees appointed by theu Will of the late General Biwes, A Most desirable Freeliold Estate, called Ivaltonas Farm, ?3. conisising cit a substantially built lartnltouse, offices, and out- iuil,iing&, with 147 acres and 38 perches of atable, pasiture, and wo-od land of excellent quality, situate at Steeple Bumipstead,. near Jlaverhill. Also a. valuiable Estate, 11art Freehold aknd part Copy- ,old, called Bunglesi Farmi, consisting Of a eressiusge and outbuild- ngs, with 57acres, I rood, and 20 perches of very productive deep taple land, within a ring fence, situate in tite parish of Dengie, tear Soutitmineter and hleurahans. The estates may 'oe viewed on LnIlid'atiOn to Mir. Win. Payne, of' Vixoc, near Haverhill; and ta hIr. John Coekett, of Den'gie. Printed.particulars may be! had 14 lays previous to the sale at the several innis in the netgltbourliood if the respective eitatces; at Messrs. AMeggy and Chalk'ist Chelms. bor(i ; and at the Auction Mlart; and further particulars on appli.. maton to Alessrs. Hughes and Knapip, solicitors, Ciement'si.inn ; inil to the auctioneers. M1oulton, near Newmarket, and Clarc,Suftbile. NesIrable SEstate, Wee-tcey, E1s-sex-By T.1. 1). BROUKtS, at the King's H-ead inn, Mlanningtree, Essex, on Thuirsdlay, Oct. 21, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, Verylesirable Copyliold Estate, calledI ctle Brook'hoiise AFaTn, pleaAantly situate oni the higit road leading frem Trhorp is Colehtester, con(ptrisag a good farmhiouse, barn, stable, cart odgre, btullock and cowhouse, and other convenicnt buildings ; a tiree garden and orclard, with an oxcellen;t stpring of water, to. tether with several inclosureu of 'exceedingly good arable and mes. low landi, in a good state of cultivation, econtaining by survey 63 arcr, nittiaie, lv-ng, and being in the parisht of WVehley, in tite outofEtreex, 10 rmiles tzoen Colchuester, 8 fromi Manningtree, en oly3 feomn I,anidamere wharf, where coon can be shippedi and manure lainded ; now in the occupation of Mfr. Stepheon Hatrvey, at tile redutced rent of 901. per annuim, and wl!ose term expirto next AI ichacitmas. 'The greater part of' the purchase money may remain %i 4 per cent. if required ; atnd, shiould the estate be bought for investment, a respectable tenant can he rocured, who will engage it fur a term of years, Further particu rs and conditions of sale miay be had of Mfr. B;icmn, bratrly m nerchian t, Mlanningtree ; Air. Giunn, 21, BishopsRate.aithout ; andl of thie auctioneer, Weeley. Valu-able Estates in Kent ant)I ius,,ex.-.By Sir, HO(OPER, n -the 22d, 213th, and '27th days of October instant, unless previously dispfosedl of by private conttract, sand subject to suchi conditions as shall be priiduced at thie re4pective times of sale. ON Friday, the 22d instant, at the Whlite Hart Inn, at Lewes, in Sussgex, at 12 o'clock at noon precisely, the Mlanor of Ferrin gs, and a Mlessuage Farm and fieretlitatnents, situat at Chihtingpton, in the parish Of WLstwteston, near Lewes, conitaining about 146 acresl, in the occupation of Mir. 'I'hos.Tucker. And on Tuesiday, the 26th inst. at tite Saracen's Head, Asliford, in Kent, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon) precisely, in lots, tite Mlsnor of East Kingfisorth, together witis several ca%pital messuages, farsas, woodlands. and lhereditamnents, situtate in thie several parishes ef Kingsnorth, Shaddoxlturst, Great Chart Wgrehomei, and Oclestane, in Kenit, contAini'ng toigother about,938 -Acres, near the towin ot Aeh- ford,anid in tlite several occupations of Sle8RrF..Bing,9hOtn1ss Batton, S. flars, G. Browne, W. Venner, andl W. g Coast esq. And on Wednecsday, the 27th instant, at CIte Bel i Inni, gt M,sid. stone in Kent. at 12 o'clock at noonl precisely, a Messuage Farm and ['rode, situate in the several parishes of Boxley, Bredhurast, anid Debtling, in Kenit, containing about 209 acres, in the occupationi of Alr. Rugg 'The tetuants will show the proFerty. Printed particulars and tiosditions may be had 10 daYs before thte first sale, at thie Auction Mlart, near the Bank of E-ngland ; thie Whiite ilart, Lewes; New Inn, Brighton j Saracen's Hiead, Ash. ford ; King's Head, Canterbury ; Bell, Maidstone of Messrs. Austen aind Claricdge, solicitors, Sevcncalk.e ; or the Auctioneer, at the same Placee. Freehold, &c. Bristol.-By SIr. GI BB9NS, at Garraway's, on MlondaY, Oct. 25, at 12, by direction of thie Assignees, in 4 lots, gj' EContingent Reversionary Intereste of ao Bankrupt, TiL n thei 32d yettr of his age, to one-tenth Share of Two Free- hcold Dwelling-houses, with gardens, &c. being No,. I S and '1, St. James's-square, Blristol, in thec occupation of the Rev. J. TI. Bid. dul ph, on leaNe, and the, occupation of tite tenant for life ; also ctle said bankrupt's interest in one-eleventh share of and 'In the pur- chase money to arise front the sale of an utndivided mnoiety OF all thaft litat manufactory, warehouse, &c. belonging thereto, and 7 tenttiens adjoininig, situate in Broa-d-mead, Bristol, the'entire of whtielt is hel under lease fujr 40 years, and renewable every 14 Iyearst, which p)remisesi are n-ow tn thie occupation of Mlessrs. D)owell Iand Coi. :an( also an eleventh share of 4 shares of and in the Albion Fireoffice, and ahare of the net income arisng from the same ; also to one-eleventh share in the purchase money to arisie from thesale of a freeiold dwelling-house aiind warehouse, situate in W ine-street, now in the occupation of Air, T. Carlisle, ot leas(,, at a rent of 1751. per annunm, and ef a frechold warehouse and work- shops behind the same, in the occupation of Measrs. Dowell and Co.; and also of one.cleventh share of and in 38 shares in the Kennet and Avon canal, and 8 shares in thie Bristol harbour, toge- ther with the premissory notes of the treaettrerof tlte: Bristol Dock Company, for several sums amounting to 9771. lOs. 4d. ; and an eleventb share in the net income arising from trit same,. Particulars to be had of Mr. J. N. Coesliam, bhannon-court, Bristol ; DJr. Fisher, solicitor, 2, and M r. Gibbons, 3, Bucklersbury, Cheapside, London. Valualbt Plate, 'Wat`eb4 ticbh Jewels, Dlarnds, Pearls, Camel. hair Sltawvs, fice Piatofs,&c.By Mlessrs. RORINS,.at their Roocais Pi,azza, ',Cotcsgaaren, po.'morrow and 'Wednesday (h NE Thouxtnd Ounces of uiseful Plate, comprising a f i richly chased bilver gilL cup and cover, large cihased tureen candle`tickgf bread bitsket,. tea and coftee yots, table spoons aen forks, resam pot, pepper castors, &c.: jewels, consisting of ZO carat of fiae brilliants, 20 rows of pearl, a pearl suit, aquamarine ditto, tkopaz ditto, amethyst ditto, turquoise ditto, nova rnina ditto, jasper ditto, 2 large single stone brilliant pins, pair of top and drop earrings, fa8hionable gold neckchains, earrings; brooches, pine, enrichd with diamonds, rubies, and other coloured stones, gold repeating, duplex, patent lever, and horizontal watches, many hilver ditto, gold chains and seals, musical and other snuffboxes, 2 handsome camel-hair shawls, duelling pistols of the mosa approted construction; from Nur. Harrison, of Tottenharn-court. rnad, on 'Tuetday; and Mr. Bactram, of Princes-street, Soho, on Wednesday. May be viewed 2-daye prior, and catalogues liad at Lhe r-ooms., Stocs in Trad? of Account Books, Paper, and School Stationery._ By Messrs. ROBINS, at their Rooms, Piazza, Covent-garden.' on Fridav next, the 22d inst. at 12, without reaserve, ('0NE 'Ihoucand Rteams of Paper, in foolscap, .thick and thin 'to post, copy in folio and 4to, superfine thick and thin Bathl post, gilt andl plajn, vellum. -dery, blotting, tea, elephant, cartridge, crown, bag and Kentish cap, lumberhand, &c. and a quanciz{ of oulsides of all tarts; 100 bundles of small hand, patent ound eggerg, accountbooks of various sizes and rulings, adapted for general purpoges, a large quantity of quills, penst, India rubber, pencils, wax, wafers, and general stationery, ruled copybooks,, ciphering books, pocket Icdgers, memorandumn books, &c. in upwards of 300 lots, suitable to private purchasers as well as the trade. 31ay be viewed one d:ry prior, and catalogues had at the Bar esggreen..-. d.5ed Furniture, nuperior Soatenmnte Pitnotorte, a Barouchi, a Vapour BAth, rare Greenhouse Plants, 3 Cows, aad EfI'ectsof a Lady of Itank, removing.-ByAlessrs. ROBINS, on the Premisets, on Saturday next, OCt. 23, at 12, OD)ERN Household Furniture, fine toned upright M. grand soatenento piauoforte, 6 octaves, by Alott, a barouch, a3 inmptoved vapour bath, 200 rare groenhouse plants, 3 fine cows, 2 heifers, pigs, poultry, a quantity of mangel wurgel,potatoeesiron burdlea, &c. of a LIady of' Rank, removing from Barnes-.r'ecn, Sarrey. '*'he furnitutre consiste of a capital mahogany four-post bedstead with dimity hangings, 6 French canopy and other bed. iteads, good bedding, a sofa bedstead, maltogany cltests of drawers, dressing stands tables, chairs, and glasses, card and pembroke tables, 6 staincA rosewood drawing room chairs, set of capifal maho- any dining tables, 12 stout mashogany chairs covered with morocco, large sofa, book shelves, lounging chairs, carpets, matting, kitchen utensils, dinner service, nnd dairy ware. Mlay he viewed the day prior, gnd catalogzues had; also au the Castle, Richmond; and of Mlessre. Robins, Covent.garden. Bedford-roW.-Household Furniture, China, Glauss, Books, a Pianoforte, Cut Glass Chandelier. and Effects, the propertv of a Gentleman, removed from Great James-street, Bedford-row.- By A\r. AW2AR (late with Alepsrs. Robitis), at his Spacious Rooms, 9 King.street, lolborn, Mume DAY, at 11. HE 'urniture comnprisos mahogany 4-post and tent tl bed8teads and furnitures, goose feather beds and good bedding, mahogany chests of drawers, japanned chairs, set of extending maiogany dining tables, sofas, Turkey and Brussels carpets, and miscellaneous property. May bq viewed this day and morning of sale, and catalogues had at the rooms. Collectionof Picturee.-By MIr. EDWARD F()STk;R,at his Great Roocn, 142 Gree1t-street, Soho.Fqtusre, on Wednesday, Oct. 20, at 12, A N excellenst Collection of Pictures, of the Italian, 1 French, Dutch, and Flemisit schools, and a few by modern English masters; a number of portraits of eminent characters, and a iew lots of carved Freach picture frames. Alay be viewed one day prior, when catalogues may be had at IMir. E. Foster's office, 14, Greek-street, Soho-square. Stock of elegant China and Glass.-By hlr. %VILLIA516, at the Auction rUart, on Wedlnesday, Oct. 20, and following day, at 12, for the Benefit of the Creditora, N elegant Stock of Enolish and Foreign Chiina, consist- oing oF Colebroke Dale, Erench, an(i other china in table and dessert services, beaudftilly painted and richly gilt; tea and c,,ffcee sets, superb large jars, vases, ornaments, rnugs, jugs, bowls, &c.; richlycut gla8ssindesert services, trifledishes, sets of decanters, wines, tumblers, claret bottles, s7ater jugs and carafts, salts, sugar basins, butter tubs, finger cups, cellery glasses, &c. ; chandeliers and lustres, candlesticks, &c.; also a quantity of Indian floor mat-. ting. To be vie7ed on Truesday attd morning of sale, and cata- logues had at the Auction Mart; and of Alr. Willitrs, Throg- morton-street. 1`aberdashers, Hosiers, Drapers, and others.-By lir. Nl3\W, at the Mlart, To-nmerrow, October 19, and 3 following days, nt 11, in consiequence of the number of lots, tI?insolgenuine and extensive Stock in Trade of an `nsolvent, without reserve, consisting of silk goods, hosirry, Irapery, Irish linens, superfine broad cloths, Ladies' pelisae ditto, Gentlemen', handsome boat cloakts, nmuffs, lace veils and shawls, ilk ditto, also a wardrobe of excellent linen, whicit will be lotted so suit retailers and private purchasers. May be viewed the day receding the sale; catalogues had at the Mart; and at the auc- ioneer's offices, Churchf-passage, Basinghall-street. Excellent modern Household Furn,ure, a few lois ot Books, Ltten, Cliina, rich Cut Glasm, large C imnev Glas8seF, llirror in hand- sotnc F'ame, &c-_.-By JAMES CLENUMANS, at MIr. Smith's Sale Roam, 39, Ludgate-hill, Tears DAY, OCt. 18, at II, re- moved for oonvenience ot sale, HE nest and genuine Elffects, comprising handsome T 4 -post and tent bedsteads, with chinit cotton and moreen furni. ures, goose feather beds, clean bedding, wardrobe and drawers, Iressing stands and glasses, drawing asd dining rootn chairs, cutr- ains, and sofa, wvith cases to correspond, Milkinson's patent dining Lables, loo table, large chimney glass SQ in. by 30 in. elegant china eases, dinner services, dessert and tea set of rich pattcrns, Land- tomc cut glass, and plated goods vith silver edges, paper tea trays, Brussels carlets and, hearth rugs, high polished steel and othier Fenders and fire irons, Culinary articles, gartlen voller sad posts, and other effcctse. Day be viewed this d-y and morning of sale, antI catalogues had at the rooms; and of AMr. J. Clemmans, auctioncer, Pec. Holywell-row, Finsbury. Excellent Cabinet and Upholstery Stock.-By Air. OX MNHAM, at his Spacious Rooms, 5E3, Oxford-street, near the Patileor, 'ro.morrow, ths 19th inst. at 12, by direction of the Assientes, T HE genuine and superior Stock in Trade of Mr. Geo. TBrown, cabinetmaker sad uptolsterer, a bankrupt, removcd from Regent.street for convenience of sale, comprising cabinet siticles of the best workilcanship, in 4 maliogaly winged wa;rdrobes end 2 plain ditto, eleg4nt rosewoorl and mahogany secretaries, library, writing, csrd, sofa, loo, work, pembroke, ani dining tables, pedestal sidleboard, pier comnmodes and c4nsoles, library, Ashburnham, sad Rutlati chrairsi, in morocco, couchles ant chaise lounges, sets oF rosewood anti other cliairs, chamber tables and toilet glasses, handsone lofty n, post bedsteads with chintz snd damnask hangings, and good bedpdtng, carpeting, fine pictures, and ather affects. illay be vtewe, on Monday and morning of sale; catalogttes had at the romms. Joinere'-hall-buildings, and Greenwich.street, at the bottonti ot 1ricklhill.lane, Upper Thameastrcet, near the Wfater-side and Dowgate.-Extennive Plot of Freehold Ground, eliwible for build- ing.-By l\r. FOSTFER, at the Auction Alart,on Friday, Oct.22, at 12, by order of the E3xecutors, A Valuable spacious Plot of Freeholdl Ground, situate Athe corner of Joiners'-.hall.buildings and Greenwich-street, Upper Thamics-street, at the bottom of Brick-hill-lane, which has recently in part been widened at the expense of the Corporation of the Cityof London near tc the Southwark-bridgeand to the already .irected and intenced improvemenis in that neighbourhood, and divided from the river Thames only by the wharfs and buildings on its banks, extending aLbout 12S feet next Joiners'-ltall-.buildings, and 25 teet next Grecnwicb-street; toirether with the remaining mate. rials of a large suogarhouse, in part taken down, a hoard. &c. Mlav be viewcd, and iarticiilarq had at the Mlart; and of Mr. Fostcr, 6, Anzeloonitrt, h t;rngmorton_street, where a plan mav be seen. ''o Cabsnet-makeis,. tJtiolsterers, Brokers, and Otttiers.-Stock in Trade iouiseholtl Furnittre, and Eflects of an Upliotcrer.-By Alr. t6RO(K, on ttli Prentises, No. 388, Oxford-stree,t,to. niorrow, Oct. 19, and following day, at 11, by order ot the Sheriffof Middlesex. 7.7HE superior Manufacturea Stock comprises mahogany r winged and otlter wardrobes, chestsot tlrawers, handsome zebra and oak wood loo tablee, mahoganv pe,estal anti other sideboards, set of patcat dining tabics, commodes, zebra and rosewood fauteuil tables, inlaid rosewood teapoye, sets of bed steps, fire screens, dinner And sandwich trays, set of beautiful roiewood drawing room chairs, ditto card tables, carved ornaments, Rutland fauteuil and other chairs, sofas, 4-pq3t bedsteads, &c. 'Ihe unmanulacturrd stock consists of zebraplank and veneers, rosewood ditto, oak veneers, beech, satin, and a variety of otlter woods. At the same time will be sold the household furniture, fixttires, and a variety of other effects. M.ay.be viewred on Al6nday preceding the sale, when cata- logues may-be had on the premises; and of Mlr. Crook, auctioneer, 51, Skinner-tureet, Snoow-hill. N. B. The manufactured stock, wood, &ce.will be sold on the first day. Im rrant Stags Coacb Bas.ates.-George and Blue Boar. Holborn. .tv Mlr.TOPJAS, on the.Premisee, Tiats DAY, Oct. 18, at 12, 'IHE very valiable Lease for 14 or 21 years, at the low Yb rent of ?250 per tannus, of all those extensive and most desirable premises, the George and Blue Boar Itna Yard, Ho1born, comprising those appertaining to the stage coach busincss only, upon which the proprietOr hus recently exp,nded several thlousand poun(ds; they consist of cqpital stabling for about 80 horses, large granaries, and hay lofts, a capacious open yard withi covered standing for carriages, 2 most convenignt coach offices, and a very, eligible dwel- ing house. The whole most jpd.iciouslY arranged, with capability of conducting a-concern of the first magnitude equal to any in the kingdom. Liand-tax rede:med. The purehwssr of the lease will have the option of taking, within 14 days t'rom the day of sale, the proprietor'- interest in the stage coach business, also the very superiorctork of about-280 horses, hacsoe, coaches, & for which a liberal timue will bh giyen for payment. A15y be viewed, and printed. tarticalars had on the premiseas a"d of eir, 'Toplie, 22, St. Paul's churehyard. Lease, Plant, Stock, and fipnements--'O ironmascor-, -iron- fotndere,- AMerchants, Cornfictors, and nniifacturors requiring extensive'Premises. - By Atr.JOH4N HENFREE, on she Premiscs, on 'l'uesday, October 26, and two tbflowing days, at II each da y by dir~etion bf tttf -E; ccut4rs of the late Mtr. James Jones, v?HE yaluable Plant, Stock, Imple.ments, and Utensils -of the extethsve foundeiy and ironwlorks in New Gravel-lane, Shsdwell,.ocar the London Docks ; consisting of one air and two blrtt rurnaceg, capital blowhi 4lg machine on Halley and Jefferics's principle,-.coke oven drying stove, casting. pit,' and 2 forges, pwerful double'puirchase ttane for lifting 7 tons, large iron blocks witb brass eheaves, a founder's triangle with 2 ball;, crane, and ehaihn many tons of casaittgs, 2 lathes, all the tools of the smithy, turnery and furnaces, 4. psir of capital steelyards, from. 4 tons to Mcmtt., upwards of 'lOt 'tons of new and old irotn , iron and wood fi,Asks, a founder's truck to carry 12 tons, 2 others, -4 carts, npmerous wood patterit, loam and sand, and other Articles of a founder, counting- house desks,'and iron safe. The ironworks and foundery formn a supertor arrangmetnt-df trade builtdings, as will be described in par. tlculars2,pAsessing stowage for many titnusatd tons of merchandise. Three da~ling-.house, and storeiouse adjoinitk. The prepaites and lan't m:ay be aiiwed 7 days ptior to tb e sal; when catalogue' anIl * art ctlqrsam be had at the foundery ; and of the auctioneer, 172, Shadwell, Th' WPYKE 11ANOR tSTATE, Dorsetabire. ESSRS. DiANIEL SIMITH and SON respectfuilly IYI apprizethe Public, that they have DISPOSED OF the above ESTAT,E (advertised to be sold by auction, at the Auction Mart, on 'tuesray, I.h instant) bd PRIVATE CONTRACT. Bishonseate chnrchvard, Oct. I1, 1824. iqutable and Globe Poliieia-ot.Assurance, and RvversionarvBond. -By nir. DANIEL4 SMITH, at the Alart, TIrs DAY Otf 19, at 12, in three lots, by diTection of the Executors of the latte DIlr. Janice Carpenter, of WYestbury, and pursuant to an order of 1il Honour the Vice Chancellor, rWO very beneficial Policies of Assurance, for ?00 . each, in the above offices, upon the life a gentleman aged 64. AlSo, Lhe reversionary interest in a certain bond of the said Jamee Carpenrter, for the sutm of 7001. nayable on the demise of his widow, aged about ff2. The Equitable Policy is entitled to a very consider- able bonus. Particulars may be had at the AMart; of lir. Clift, solicitor, Trowbridge, and Westbury, Wilts; of Messrs. Ezan and Waterman. Essex-street, Strand; and of Daniel Smith and Son, survevors, &c. Windsor. and Bishopseate churchyard, London. Building ~lXateria:e, 8rt- horna^s'aSourhwarie..k-B.y alr.soUTH E S', 'on the Premises, St.Thomas'g,Broadwar, near the HospitAl,TrZls DAY, Oct. 18, at 12, by order of the Governors ofSt. Thomas's Hospital, 'p OUR. brick built Divelling-houses, comprising plain JL and pan tiles, 20 rod of brickwork, rafterst, joizts, floor boards, sashes, doors,, fittings, quarter partition, weather boarding, lead gutters, and other materials. AMav be viewed one day prior to the eale, end catalogues had on the premises; and of Milr. Southey, 191, Tooley-street. Minerals. Shells, &c.-B,y 3r. ThOMAS, at his Great Room, 31, King.street, Covent-garden, To-morrow, October 19, and following dasy, at half Past 12 punctuall1, Most capital Collection of Shells, recently received A frem Ceyon, amnong wvhich will be found many of the rarest species0f exotic conchology, a variety of rineral substanees, in- cluding some exceedingly rare specimens, somne madrepores, corals, 2 mahogany cabinetp, &c. M1ay be viewed, and catalogues had at Mllr. Thomas's offices, King-street, Covent-garden. Oxford-street.-To ;inen-drapers, Sil-mercers, Hossera, llabcr dashers, Silversmiths, and ttthers, requiring spacious and coal- manding Premises.-ByCOTTLE and WATT, at the Aucion Miart, on TWhursday, Oct. 28, j Very valuable Leasehold Estate, comprising g hand- s ^ some light and spaCious Shop, with a most conspicuous and elegant modern double front, andl excellent Dwelling-house, being I No. 44, in the very best part of that ffashionably frequented tho- roughfare and first rate business situation, Oxford-street, held for an unexpired term of 12 years, at a low tent. 'The premiseY are in thorough ornar ental and substantial repair, a-ad muiy be entercs on immediately. AfMay be viewed till the sale; particulars may be had on the premises. also of Messrs. Dawes and Chatfield, solicitors, Angel-court 'Tbroginorton-street; of Messrs. Robinson and line, solicitors, Chsarterhouse.square; at the Atart; and at Cottle and lVatt's ofces, 9, Cary.lane. Cheapside. To Auctioneers in the Horse and Carriage Commissicn Business, Coachmasters, Livery Stablekeepers, &c.-By JORN LANG- DON, on the Premisec4, on Thursday, Oct. 21, at 1, by direction of the Proprietors dissolving partnership, unless an acceptable offer is previously made by private contract, 55HAT lucrative Concern, well known as Sadler's tRepositoty, Gouwell-streea. for the sale of horses and carriages. The premises comprise a handsome entrance, capacious show yard, stabling for 80 horses excellent dwelling-house, double counting- house, and suitable ofiices. 'This valuable property has been esta- bli6hedtsincethe year 1f504, and is held ,or aterm of 20years, at3001. per annum, which is nearly disc1arged by company viewiug the shovr of prize castle. 5'o le viewed till the sale, when Particulars may be had; also at Gf-arraway's; and of John Langdon, Broadway, near Ludgate.hill; and Blackheath..hill. Sloane-atreet Chelse._To Boot and Sihoe Makers, Private Fa- milies, ansi Othera.--By Air. RICHARD DUNN, on the Premises, 145, Sloane-street, Chelsea, near Sloane-square, To- mnrrow (Tuesday). Oct. 19, at 12, by order of the Proprietor, t'HE Genuine Stock in Trade of a Boot and Shoe MsIaker, r. Household Furniture, linen, house and shop fixtures, and other effects. The stock consists of Hessian, Wellington, and other boots, and a variety of ladies' boots and slhe'. The furniture com- prises bedsteads, feather beds and bedding, chamber furniture, ma- hogany card, dining, and pembroke tables, carDets, fenders, sets of fireirons, chairs, linen, kitchen requisites, &c. ; wahogany top counter, glazed showcases, stoves, coppers, &c. At the same time will be sold the Goodwill and Agreement fotr 2 years from Christ. ruas next, at the low rent of 401. per annutit. May be viewed till the sale, particulars and catalogues had on the premises, and of the auctioneer and appraiser, 5, Arabelle-row, L,ower Grosvenor-place, Pimlico. Romuford, Eqsex.-GePnteel Household FYrniture and Btffects.-Bv Air. S. BENINGFIEKII), on the Premises, on Thursday, Oct.21, by order of' Mr. G. Gillham, removing to London. P. E Futrniiture comprises Four-post, Tent, and other T Bedsteads and Furnitures; prime seasoned goose feather beds and dean bedding, wool and hair mattresses, mahogany dou- ble and single chests of drawers, dressing tables, washhand stands, axcellent 8.day -o'clock in a mahogany case, superior niahozany secretary and bookcase with glazed folding doors, completely fitted up; portable writing desk, mahogany breakfast, dining, and sem- broke tables; chairs, sota, Brussels and other carpets, pier, chim- ney, and dressing glasscs; fenders and fircirons, prints, two very superior nightingales and cages, double barrel percussihn gun, china and glass, copper, ec. and various culinary articles. Alay be viewed one day preceding and morning of sale, when catAloyues may be had on the premises; White Hart, Brentwood, Fleeee, Brook-stre;c Unicorn, Hare-street; Dolphin, Romford Grav- hound, Chadwell; Red Lion, Ilford; and at the office ot Mr. S. Beningfield, tomford, and 22, Mlark-lane, liondon. Neat Household Furniture, Fixturei, Plate, I,inen, Books, China, and Glass.-By Mlr. S. BENINOGFIELD, on tie Premises, 65, Fenchurch-strect, on Thursday, Oct. 28, by order of the Pro- nrietor. t HE Househ6ld Furniture atid Effects comprise four- 4.- post and tent bedsteads and itfrnitures, feather beds and bed- ding, sets of mahogany dining, breakfast, card, and pembroke tables; chairs, sofas, Brussele and Kidderminster carntt, a tsuit of moreen drtwiitg room curtains, pier, chimney, and dressing glasres; paintings, prints, books, plate, linen, cnisa, glass, and fixtures, to- gether with a variety of uteful articlets. Slty be viewed one day previous and mortisng of Pale, when e4talogues may be had on the Premises ; and at the offices of Mlr. S. Beningfield. Romford, Esmox, and 22, lMArk-lane, iondas. Nortttumberland.-Bo 't tO AtAS SNAI 'J4, at the Hlouse of Ile. Fletcher, the '1'urk a Headti tD, Newcastle upon Tyne, on Thurs. dav, Oct. 28, at 12, LL that desirable and valuable Freehold Estate, called A Lemrnington, otherwise lemoaton, in the Parish of Ediinc hanm, in tite county of Northunmberland, conisting of ttic capit a nessuage called Lemrnington Hall, and about 1,860 acres of land, conveniently divided into tarms. together with a water cornmill, and now in the several occupations of John Allen Wilkie, esq. and Mtesars, Thompson, Appleby, Turnbull, Smith, and others ; toge. ther with tite corn tithes arising therefrom ; held by lease undler the Dean and Chapter o1 Durham, which has been verv lately renewed. This estate pays a modus in lieu of hay tithe. Also all that desirable Freehold Estate called Low Learchild. in the said parish of Edling- hatim, adjoining the above, contait,inz 199 acres or thereabouts, and now in the occupatior of Air. John Pal!ister. This estate also pays a tiiodtts in lieu of liav tithe. There is a. seam of coal and a slate quarry of very superior quality in Lemmington, upon which estate a considerable qtantity of healthy and improving timber is now grow. ing, and which along witll the young wood and the wood upon Lear. child must be taken by the purchaser at a valuation. A part of the purchase money may remain in the hands of the purchasir on secii- rity of thie premises. These estates, containing in the whole upwards of 2,0t60 acres, and abo.nding withi game, form together a most desirable property, and are distant about 4 miles from the market town of Alnwick, and 10 from the port of Alemneuth. Alr.W'ill:ie will permit the mansion house, garden, pleasure grounds, and lands now in his occupation to be viewed, on app-lication to him. The tenants will shiOwV their respective fariiit;, and Mir. John ThompRon, ot Lteimmingten.branch, will show the woods and plantations. Farther information and printed particulars may be hatl on appli. cation to Mr. H. Brumell, Alorpeth: MaNsrs. S:ephenson and Bateman, solicitors, Southampton-buwiltings, London; or John Fryer, esq. Newcastle upon Tyne, whlere a plan of the estates may be seen. Derbyshire-Capital Millr, MALactiinery, lMlessuage, Frntn and Cot- tages, called Amnber tlills, near Alfreton, in the countv ot Derby.-By Mlr. W. SMITH, at tie Btack's Head Int', in Nottingham, on Saturday, November 20, at 4, subject to condi- tions of sale to be then produced, (free from ausction duty,) , LL that capital Messuage or Dwelling-hottse, with 1Z the farming buildings belonging therets, and aU those exten- aive and newly erected Cotton Works, called Amber Mills, situate otn the river Amber, in the parishes of Shirland and Crich, in the county of Derby, with tie outbuildings apd gardens to the same belonging, together with the reserroir anti atreattn of water used for working the said mills, and alto 70 acres ot excellent meadow atid wasture land, or tltereiabouts, (in the following, or such other lots as may be agreed upon at the time of sale.) Lsot I. All that capital AMessuage, Dwelling-house, or Tenemient, with the barns, stables, farmitrtig buildings, farm yard, and appurtenances to the same be- longing. And also all those capaital Mlills adjoining the Alill Dam, open the river Amber, comprising the ffollowing rooms, viz. _ countighouse, store rooms, whetel rooms 4 stories high, 18 feet long by 7 feet wide, tnstde measure, blowing or scutching room, and thread room 2 stories high, 36 feet long by 14 faet wide, pre- paration rogm, throstle room and mule rooms 4 steriea high, 9Ill teet long by24 feet wide, packing room, tivist bleach, and model rooms 4 stories high, 14 feet by 12 feet; the smith's shop, and 2 dressing rooms 33 feet long by 14 feet wide: joinet's shop and lumber roomsas 2 stories high, 26 feet by 19; turner's room, and winditig room 2 stories high, 23 feet long by 1,2 feet wide * loom shop, I story high 132 lect long by 33 feet wide; cotton warehouse and store rooras, i stories high, 37 feet long by 19 feet wide, engine house, 36 feet long by 28 feet wide, casting ehiop, &c. dining roomc with sleeping roomns over the Same for apprenticesl, 3 saoties high, about 70 tect long by 18 feet wide. And also all those several closes, or pieces of land to the same prenises, adjoininv, called thr Mleadow, the Second Mleadow, the Peddock, the Hlome Close, the Clever Field, and which with themilldrtn dade bdthe nd upon wnich the said buildings are erected, eantain togetber by estimation 36 acres or thereabouts. Also 20 cottages or tenements, with the gardens and appurtenances to the sanie belonzing, situate near to tlie said mills. and containing 2a. Ir. 2p. Liot S. Tlsree cottages or tenements, situate at Toad. hole Furnace, in the parish of Sh1irland, adjoining to a rneasuage in the occupation,of Air. Jolin Hunt, and in the occupation of Joseph Scarson and otherm. Lot 3 Thre other coltages or tenemeL,ts, near to the said mills" in the occupation at Messrs. 'ayler, ThoTpe, and Hopkinson. Lot 4. A close or piece of labd, called the Gottage' Mecadow, containint In. 2r. l2n. Lot S. The Six Acres Close, fa. Ir. 7p. Lot 6. ' he Hall Field, 4a. 3r. 27p. Lot 7. The East Menadows, 23a. I r. 25p, T he machinery in tite mills has been erected under the direction ot' a very celebrated machbnic, and is adnitted to be constructed upon the best principle, and may be purchased with the mills at a valuation, and the plentiful supply of water for working tIhe milts (and which, might be inctcased at a small expense if necessary) rend.er the aituation very desirable for a twist rpnnner or lace snanufacti*er. If any accon modation to a purchaser, 6,0001. may remsin upoa security, at 4 per cent. and immediate possespsion may be had. o view the premnises epply to-Mr. Joseph lahIe, at the lijlls; ant1 for further infortnation at the office of Mr. Hanmp- so,'oleo, acese o r Trigton, solicitor, Stam- Ford ; of eesra. lo7usle' asdClarke, 'solicitore, Derbv; and of MUessrs. Few, Ashnore and Hamilton, 2, Henfietta-street, Coveat. garden5 Lsondon. Dutch Plolver Ktootg-t.y Mfr. A AIIAMSOX at the Auto Ma? To-'.morrow, Oct. 19, at i2, FW1E Thousand Datch Flower Roo0ts, just arrlivd exMln adtoO ; Comprising siJngle ancf. cloubile hyvacintha, narcisRUBse, tulips, dLbe :Ind gingle jonquil4- iri4es, crocuses, Tananculuesm, anemonies matgaferrarfas, aea riliss, ritulrins cadialise, c. o e V5~5dthe morno t sale an caalouesbadat te fler; ad oslr Adisposed of b LeNEh univd tted Facifth Part, or. SareO, o as Lie asrh , To.18anmorrow, O act.19hiah 12, hnlde foreaiounexpdirpedter of by0 y~easfo AndiihedmaFifah 184art, a oroundrent of a1 Leader ha To etatewe cnitintthgal af dpriticbuilthrues bad san thea oremniise8,a Non.lur 15 aof 159, Stanciev,soighito' Cheld for anuexPiulred; ae-n 2 yeaMrs fdromMshon,ma,Bis. e- quy, 182,atagonretf41 dr leas tro era.Sion and rtr av.cpp sitet0.pranm TAbe vieed-til thesae Asctio Artclarstba Tonmorre Oremser 19 a ath 12Martieio of r thne, solicitor, o CapGelpleaaldce,outy;aned uf er. Aramion, 11 diioodoterb)quprevt. enr~ ToGo esandeficialLerase adOadwl of a ncptl rc buitaHouse, `Grocer' wihp ahd aoodwelliofg-homman,ingGrotrees.l Shop Mrn fultaDAleO srtat te No.2on th aret,iid To-morrow,Oretobel pr-19 ticularly desiratble in poinst of Si'tuation for the present and squally ehed for a term of 21 years from Lady-dar, 1813, at a n:odersat rent. To be viewed till the stale. and particular,`had00t pr - niises; at the Mlart ; and of Mr. Adanmeon, I . Bifliter..qutahe. To Oil Mechns,')lsaeGrcrs, atue, icolour S;aa facturers, and Others.-Extensive Premism,. Bread-street.hill. Upper ThAmet-'troet.-.By Mr. ADA11lIS ' at site Aat'o morrowr Oct. 19, at 12, in consiequence- Ora iasl551- o part, - nesi,in I lot, dsrbeand extensive Leastholsi Warehouse, i fGrs, and a small Dwelling-house a~jjobnfnir situtate the south east corner of Bread-street-hill, Upper T;lhane!ZtTeet. Th, gremises ate istrongly timbered, with loop heIre doors and pulley oc,adacountinghouse ott the ground floor; thue whole in per- fec, repair, aa considerable surm having been explinded inrpairs and improremente, atnd are now calculated for any ebolesale cncern or magnitude ; helId for a term of 11 years, att s o et. TIo be riewed jill the sule ; and parttculars h'ad on tipccie~;a the- Vart e and of IIr. AdaRmson, Blliter..,{uare.i rmst Mf refleld, MAiddlleex...iucc o,o otcR.stc i'u 27 Acres of L-and, a. Garden and Outoffices, Lend Tax redeemed. -By Mlr. ADAMSON, at the Auction Aart, Tic.n~rrow, Oct.19, t 1, bydiretio of he xecutors 'f the 14g_'Robert' A. BY caled Wybeads, oherwse Rsr&unde,adjoining tion comaningvies o cosidrabe eten oc a uxuriant country; it is seated on a rising ground inteprto arefield in the county of Midlesx nteimdaetco.o packs of' hounds, including th eree.Teste npr-anew brick built hunting box, caal fbigelre n paed at are inronsiderable expes,aexlen chieoSC,st aling for eight horses, cowhou.Re, cartlodge, pousltryhouseA, and oti4r out.offic's,. large yard, antI sbotit 27 acres of land, in 3 enclosuret ehiely fine meadow, surrouniding the house, and a good garden. 'lhe premisef; are well supplied with water; tlie stages pass to and 11fri London twrice a day; distant from the capital market town oliktr1 worth 2 and a half miles, S from Uxbridge, and 2-1 fro, London, Ta be viewed by applying to Mvr. Gibbons, on the p'a,11ee, of whom particulars. may be had ; also of Mir. J?ames Hi1lpril aeiY tintber surve-yor, Cheshata ; at the W~h ite Homse, Uxbrit5 ; San,, liemel erensusteadl; Swan, Rick-mansworth ; Crown, Ar,ishato - George, Ayl esbnirv; at the Auction Mart; of Mr. F'imt skolicitor, FoTn-cooUT. Fenchurch-esroet ; and at Mir. Adan00),I, Billiter-spuare. Buckinghamshtr. aia onat reodFr.:ei arable, Fars-os,adOtulig,aSa~odo i00. maental Timber LadT Rdemed, and a Fee Fr _91. lio. per Annum.-.By V r. ADAMISON, at the Acina To-morrow, Oct. 19, a~ 12, in 3 lots, by dtrection o h eu torn of Robert George Spedding, esq. deceased. Lot I. Very desirable Freehold Estate, knownI as '.Ojs A1~Wood Farm,. situate on the north side Of a ram tic and extensive common, over whiich an unlimnited right is a:sacl:mlll the parish of Cheshamn. in the countv at Buck-ingham, in the Io., diate vicinity of 4 p-acks of hounds, including the Berkeley, anc a neighbourhood highly respectEable, forming a tory eligible p, perty for a sporting gentlemian, or for the purpose at investment ; ts only about 8 mtiles dissent from the capital market tovtn of Ritcl manswrorth, I andi a half from Amersh?rn, sheRa-me fro." Chesham and 26 from London ; comprising a comnfortable brick built tiouse. commandfing a view of a spacious well pitched foddering yard. sur- rounded by 2 capital barns, stabling, cowbiouse, cart ledge, and all other nlecessary outbuildings tor agricaltural purpoFeF, stack yard, about 120 acres of arAble and meadow lantd, including 2 capital pro. ductive orc-hards, all ly-iBg extremely compact, divided bt- capitaL ' hedges, a good garden, also an unenclosed allotment on Amersham.. commona, ana 9 cottages. The farm is in the occupstino of-.. Hawkes, tenanL at will; and the cottages are let to treery and. weekly tenants. T'he whole is of the annual value of at least 2101i. Lot 2. A valuable Freehold WVood, celled Bois Wood, filued witit fine stataely otnamental timnber, comprising about 40 acre,. Lot 3. A Fee Farm Rent of 91. 5,. per %nnun-, being the land tax charged upon about 65 acres ot coprhold land, sit Harefielst, in the county- of Middlesex. calledI Noakefs Farm, purchased of the Commaihsionera for Redemption and Sale of the L,asisI-tax. TIo be viewed till the s-ale by applying to M1r. James filil, land end timber surveyor, Chesihain. tf whagm particulars mav be had ; also at the Wh'lite Horse, Uxabridge, Sun, Pemel Hecmpsted; Swan, Rrkmans- wzorth ; Crown., Amereham ; George, Avlesbury ; at the Auction- miart;, of Mr. R. Thomas, siolicitor, Fen,court, Fenci.urcb-strect; snd of Air. Adamseon, 11, Billiter-sqUare, London. Farming Stock, 40 Head of Fat Catte 200 Slieep Horses an Cot,Household Furniture, &c. WinfLeld . Berks.-B Mess WA LTERS and Co. on the Premises, late Batson's Farm, at Winitfield-plain, near WVindsor, onr WedrLnsday, Oct. 27, at I1I precisely, by order of the Executors, j HIRTY-ONE fat Bullocks and Heifers. 9 milcia ceows and calves, a young bull, -ibout 200 fine Gloce6ter and South Down shieep and lambs, 3 ercellent cart horses, a colt, ptgsi poultry, andt brewying utensiils; also the Household Furniture. con. statig Cf 4-post and field bedsiteads and ban cings, fe.ther be-ds and hedurting,l' mahogany wardrobe, drawers, chairs, 8-dat clocL, and numerous other effects. -Mlay be viewved until the sale ; Catalogues had on the premises ;, at New Inn, Winlsor ; King's Hiead5 EghaLm; Pfd Lion, Staines ,;rhite Hart, Southall e nd of the auctioneers, Fleet-market. AMon_thlJy Sle.-Shsres in the ShroPahlre, Grand Junction, JAln- moutbahire, and W'ilts, and Bernks Canals, and a Share in the- L ndon Institution.-By _Mr. M. RAINEq (sucressior to the late MVr. 8eott), as the Mtart,on Wednesdar, she 27,h inst. att 12. H ROPSHIRE Canal, 10 Shares in this established N Tavigation, octnnecting the ShrewsbuarG- Cnal wfith the River Severn ; the dlividendis for several yearu past hate been reto.ruLY, 311. lOs. per share half yearly, Juxe and December. Grand Jure. tion Canal, 10 sheares in this exteni,ive line of navi,atios-. connectingr the ports of Liverpool and London bY means Of tf'eOx or.t,Coventry, and Grand Trunk Canals. Trho concern divided 101. per share and 4 bonus besides last year, and the affairs of the co.itpan y are at Pre- sent, in a state of growing prosperity. Also 2 Shares in the klon. mlouthrhire CAnal, 18 in th e Wilts and Bei ks, andi an Original 8Sha,e in the L-ondon Institution. Particulars tibt t office of Mr . N. Rains, canal and dock share and estxte hiraker, 2, Great Winche - ter-etreet, Old Broad-street, and at the Malrt. ' Valuable Freehold Water Coromill and Psotnar~"s, at L).'vcr, in. Kent.-By Mr. JOHN HORTON, ~~a tte Royal 0-.k Inn, in I)orer, on Sturday, Nov 8, betweenthe hours of I and 2 in the Lot L LL tht lon est blsed and weil knowa 1-liFreholdWatr Conotll,called the 'ownrill1d, situatee inthe town and tort of Dover, in the count, of Kent, w7tsh a rat A- clous and substantially built asorelsouse adjoiniinv, capahle, with the s!owage of the mill, Of itolding front 2.000 to 2,000 quarters of cors, with a cotitatge, cnuntinghous'. and other well arranged offices. The mil drcas6 pirof stones, and can grind from 200 to 250 quartets ofcrnpr Cek also works a pail' of stones and faa for iplitting, peas,wihi dresing tackle, 3 dfour maehines, joggrling scrys, holin mill, ltheat machine, with brushes, &e. Tite mill with itsi gear and tackle is in the beat possible state of repair, andA in foll trade. It porssepses advantages over all the other mills on the Btream from i: s contiguity to the shipping wharfs in Dover hiarbour, being only about 80 rods; distance I rm themi. whichi renders she labour of 2 hlorses equal1 to that of 8 in moat other Situations. T!ie freight from Dover to Ljondon is 8tt. per sack onll,, and or corn fron. London to Dover Is. per quarter, by the Dover hays, ef which there are 8 regularly oetpilloYed ic, the Lnnidcn tradr. All the Drre. miset comprised in thisi lot are freeh4old, eacePt the cottage -andt cauntirtghouae, which aure holden by lease, daited the 7th daY Of' October, 1808, fiomu the churchw.srdens and overseers of the parilsh of St. Mary the Virgin, in Dover, to EAward Pnwe'li, for kbii Wrm of 60 vears from thte 10th of October, 1808. at the ars~Oi rent of 51. Lot 2. A convenienit family dvelliniz.houle, ei'tals chaisehouise, lodges, yard, and convenient offices, with a sfrO=2Mg of 41 feet of vacanit ground adjoining, haehiag a sea 7eview, welt" adapted ther building, she whole verv contiguous -i the mill, L14 coninletely commanding a view of' its operations. The aboivelpro- sents an opportUnity of investing a Ilarge caPital unfimc- ircumstanices, peuliarly favourable. The trade, now, very zer,`eai.e has *lae certain prospject of being mntch extended, fr-om she inacrasng Pojs'c. lation of the towni, the great resort of visitors to it, and the enter. 'rDn eii which, prevrails for erecting latrge and cotmmOdious lrdginghotsse upon the. Marine-parade and in its neighbourhiood. Two sghi parts, of the purchase money, if requiredl, niay remairt on mrtgge.The land tea is redeemed, and will be inclu,ded inm the purch3se. Immediata posseseion may be had. Printed parti. enlars and conditions of sale mray be had of the auctioneer, at Buckland; Alr. Sbipdem, and Mlr. Kennett, solictors, Dover; AMessrs Abbott and Barnes, solicitors, Peck's-buildinos, Temple; Jack's oofFeehouse, Mlark-lane; at the Foantain and King's Head hotels. Canterbury; Crown inn, Rochester; and at the place of sale, AMeIshi Strand.iS'edtd Jurnituee, set of magnificent Card Sofa, i'oo, and Consoe T,,bles, in rosewoo, with Cabinets, 12 solid Chairm, with Cushions, 2 Lanebam Couches, and a set ef ChintE Drawing-Toom Curtains, with bullion fringe, all in suit, letre Frencb polished winged Wardrobe, Damask Table and Bed Linen, French Chimney Ornaments. &c. the genuine Pro. pertv, takes in Execution, without reserve._By lleesrs. BURROWS and Co. on the Premises. 21, 3ohn-street,oppoSite Osborne's Hotel, Tttss DAY,October 18,andfollowiagday,at 12, C0-IMPRISING loftY Mailogany -,post Bedsteads, with chintz and moreen hanginFs, with goose and down bedding complete, French ca0nopy, tent, and other bedelteads, with ruitable bedding, set of moreeti parlour curtaiRs for 3 windows, 12 Spanish maheganv chairs, covered in leather. valuable pedestal slab side. board, carved back and barrel frost, set of extending telescope patent dining tables, fine brilliant chimney glasseS, large Turkey and Brussels carpets, library and Wroburn chairs covered in leather, suit of rosewood tables, secretary bookcase, large librarv table, chests of drawers, basin stands, tables and chairs to ratch, French ditnner lamp, pole Gre 5creene, brornzes, qutnttty (of rich cut glaes. bagatelie boards. &e. and a vinrie tf articles too numerous to par- ticularize. Allay be viewedl; catalogues hatd on the premises; and of thie auctioneersi, 27, Surrey-strect, Stranl. SAbES BY AUCTION.