Sales By Auction.
Cro"d ~ur .-Thpbrsatt~ Valuable Fili'itold Bus1iness Premises, 0ardnssdHighe eXtent with h0ptal Dweiling.-hotlse 6nd large arden Algh Ire e' hyM.pae "T RLAfXE,uoremptoyfly at the AU .th0m very. eXCellefit .FreehiollPrenA-ses, land ta:x A-L retireined, slituete In,-thla moat eligiblo part of Hiigh..street, Croydon, in IN* o clpalo of bit . Shoruy, corn and coal riiteabant; ceOnvisting. of a hand6deoms brick residence, replete writh grood strange. ments, having S goed ieroohin, dreaaiag ditto 3 parlottes and other eorresponding. corny h1ncto% , aIlarge well p'lanted galden. tastily lard yad or-corsiGierobie eZsent, In which aire varioul.commo. lious buildings,eret tttpi'Atsely for the stewageof corn, coalt, :&e. gut easily convertible to otlirtr purposes, -and 'stsbling'for above 20 horsee. This property is uriquestionably one of the most interesting of the kind that liaR beett offered in Croydon for-yciat; the situa- tion, whethcr viewed tis a place of'busidnes or prlvglte residenice, claims a decided picfkrenco Slver almnost every aoter, and thL un- usual extent of the premises in to imposinIg a situation itro objeicis whic'h cananot fsirt to excite clue considleration. MAly be viewed 10 slaya befoer thosale witb tialtets, and particulara had at the Auction Mfart of U~e6nr. Dr,ew atfa Son, solicitors, Bermsondtey; and bf M~ leke, Croydon... hT m~4~ilding Groubid, land tax redeemed, Carshaulton, E14wrey, -1By ?4essrs. b1jA]KE, at the King's Arroa'lnn, Croydon, ont Saturday, Oct..30, af l, 1TETAR'L Y .a Acres of eligible Buildii- Ground, i'pleasantly'isuitfe near Rye-lane, in the Parish or -crsao in lots adaptr' citlier fur neat detached or connected houises, of whic'h'theie 16 i ednaidemable deinaud in thte neighbourhood. MVay be vioWed' 10 days before the- sale and particulars and plant had of Afrzqll- Blake, Croydon ; at the k~ing's Arms, Carshalton and at thd Ad Mfy. inarT London. 9d`wAr4&.atrecrtt2ortmazisquare.-.4Gpial HueadFriture.- Byly r. FENNER, on the Premises, No.:.5, THis DAY,Oct. 26, .and followiingdav', at 12, HEg valuable Lease of the excellent Family House, -_hlfor 14 years att a lorw rent, in good rOpAir, antd contain. ig roorms upon a flGor, with ample occ-ommodation for sa large family, andi especia lly desirable bothi in point o1f extent and 8itu, lion fpx a house of buainess, the situation for rzespectability and cen-. tral advantagea-being unrivaliled at -the west end of the town. On the same and following day wili be sold the elegant substtntial and UsefUl furniLure, the detail-of wh.ch cortipreh-nda the accustomed descrption of cabinet and upbolsvAry articles.' The 'housie may be viewed by tickets tCll the male, itfd thec furniture publicly on Mlon. day the 25th ;.an' catalogues (~at 6id. eacb) bad of Alr. Fennaer, 14,. WigmoEerea1-Vaet, Cavendish-slquare. Tfo Tavern and Coiffeehouse Keeperg, Plablicapis, &e.-.By -JOHN LANGDON, on tfie Premises, the Three Crowns Tavern, near the Hospital, Greenwich, THiis DA-Y Oct. 26, and following day, at 12, by direction of the Sheriff odKeri;, 7PRE genuine lHousehold Furniture, fixtures, lineni, -J.china, glaks, 200 ounces of plate and stock in trade.. The furatiture compnpisea 4post and gl~ed bedtteads, goose and other beds and bedding, the usuali assortment of cabinet articles, excellent kitchein requisites of the best quality, &C. The stock consists of a hogthead of sherry in the wood, a-nd 100 dozeni of Bast India Maldeira, Port, Sherry, Claere, andBlUTgundy of superior qoalities, brandy, rum, bottled cider, porter, &c. The desirable Tease of the Rdjoininq Hlouse, yard,.'and stabling will be sold in the first day's sqale. ro be viewed, and cataloguies bad; also of John Lang- dont, Broadway, near ,Ludgate!-h.ill, and Blackheatb.hill. 5'orfeited F"eges..-By Air. JAUES HARRIS. at his Rtooms, 12, Gracechnrch..atreet, To-motrow, Oct. 27, aLd, following day, at 12 precisely, -A Valuable Assortment of Unredeemed Propcrty, con-. 4?1 sisting of many execelent gold repeatingr andi plain watches nu.merous silver and m'etal watches,'clocksi, fine gold neck ana watch chains, seals, trinkets, &e. ; eundry jewellery set with bril.- lintst, pearls, &c._ plate In a great variety of useful and ornamental articles, fowlingpieces, pistols, cutlery, plated waresi, desks, dressing cases, best superfine cloths, kerseymeres, cords, stuff', polplins, bonbasins, muslins, silks, eambrics, shawls, laces, handlerchiefs, ladies,' and gentlemen's primae apparel, table and bed linen, feather beds, bedding, bed furnitures, carpets, glasses, drawers, chairs, and a. gre4t diversity of other art-idces. Mlay be viewed to.'morrow and dayst of sale. To0 Builders Oil and Colourmen, Paper Stainers, Coachmakersl, Floorcloth'PainterS,Sliip Chandlers, Retail Brewers, and Others..-. ;Stock and Eff'ects, removed for convenience of sale, By Air. 1BOO11'-, at his Sale Rooms. 5, Coleman.stret nmar London. wall, To-morrow, Oct. 27, at 11, PWVARDS of S Ton of' White Lead antl otber Paints, indigo, refiner'g verdiiter, chrome yellow, Prussiian blue, Spanish brown, Oxford, Derby, and other ochrers, black lead,verdi. gris, pumice stone, pitch, painters' sash tools, carriage, and other varnisihes of the best description, Japan gold size, a variety of pickles, Anrid fishi sauces of supro fliou,andsome marble chimney piects, paAsage and other ollcloths, 7 pockets of hops, and a great variety of mriscellaneous effects. Zhfay be Viewed the morning: of sale, and ca;alogies b&d at the Roomse, and of Air. Booth, auctioneer and appiainer, 9, Colerman.street. ?1,60O Reversion, and eliicible Investments. Britannia-walk, City- toad, and St. George's Eaat..-By JOHN B ROMbELFY, at - the Mart, To-ntorrow, October 27, by order of the Executor, AValuable Estate, called Wonlock Cttgs Nos. 1 to 14., A I with large gardens;, pleasantly situate, ona in fromn the City.. roatd to 18lingtor,; very subsatantially built. of an uniform elevation, and formt a vary desirable property for investmnent of capital part on lease,. and.p55c yearly,to reaoectabletcniants,ut rents amounting to584l, 'peratmn.; lease13 years. Five Houses, Anthony-street, St.Georgc's- East, let-at 511. per ann.,. leaset 70 yearill grotund-rest only 2 gInes and a Reversionr-to ?1,600, certain at the death of a lady aged 68 years. The estates may be viewed, and particulars had at the Eagle Tavern and Windsor Castle, City-road; Angel, Islington ; King George the Fourth, Broad.strcet, Bloomsbury; at the Mlart ; anti of the, auctioneer, 17, Commercial-road, St. Georite's Eastt. Bjuildling Mlaterials, Kent.road.-lJy. Air. COO ?R, on the Pre-. msises, near the Bull, the entrance of the Rent-road, THits DAY. At II, by directionL of the Trustees for the Estates of the-Parish of St. George, Southwark, HffE Materials of a brick Dwellingbouse, Cottage, large T8iLheda, &c., consisting of sound brick work, pan and plain tiles, tound timbers, floor boards, sashes, doers, wainscotting, weather boarding and carc4assframing, paving, fencinz, &c. Slay be viewed. tud catalogues had on the premises ; and of W. M. 'Cooper, 92, Blacknsan-strect. On Tuesday, Nov. 16, winl be Let by Public Aiuction, for a term of 63 years, the extensive Plot of Ground, with ~he 2 western houses of Alount.row, in the New Kent-road, a situa- ion particularly eligible for building upon, from its proximity to th)e Lassehold Housce, at a Pepptrecorn, awrhB Sr.UOEt 't Garraway's, on Tuesday, Nbv. 2, at 12, A Loasehold House, with Shop, eligibly situiate, oppositle .121. the AMasons' Arms; East-lane, 11al.worth4 let to Ars. Wood, at 301. Per annum, but oJ greater annual vatlue; hield fog 95 years, rrom 1789, at a peppercorn. Stay be viewed, and particulars had at the Masmons' Arms, Beist-lane on the premisest; at Garrawayas and of W. SI. Cooper, 92, Blackman.qtreet. Leas-ehol ouees an Ground RensadToPllco;s h wha(le let on lease to old tenants at rents whichtoutt471 per annumn, and are very improvable...fy M.COE,a Garraway g, on Tuesday, Nov. 2, at 12, in 1Ilt,bycdro the executIore of Win. Otiber, capq. qtHE King's Arms Thblic-house and Liquor Shop, T -Crown-row, in tront of the high road, Walworth), on lessae to Whitbread and Co.; and Four Housies with Shops adjoining, And three in -Prospect-tow, let to good tenants on lease, who have ex- pended consaiderable sumse thereon. Two respeetablc Houses in P-roMpect.row, let io Ain Curtis and Mkr. Webb. Wa'll sectured GDund Rents of $71. from houses i. liook'tfields 1 two of S guineas each frorm houses in St. Gaarge'~a,rarket, near thei London road, satd the George publichouse adjolning~ on lesse so the Golden.. lane Brewl6k.; tha whole held fbrIlong termse at .small ground tents, and offering an eligible ptoperty for iavestiment the t,'nents being respectable and of many years atanding a-nd tlic peises wporth much more ?halathei resent lettings. 1lRay be viewed, and: particu.. lara- hzd at t'he -ulcloses , at Garravay'sI and of WALoM. r 29, .Blacknman.stre4t. Copr Valabl: nreeemd ~leges-.....B 7T55C. ACI-IN and -D.BXN 11AM,f at their Auction Rtomgs, No. 26, xitig.stfeet5 Coven t'.grden, 'Tulas DAY, Oct.'26, at II , A '1i extensive Sale of valuable Forf'eit'e& tProperty-I con- 1L3.. silting of tspl'ehdid -suist omposted,of brilliants,- rubies, and emeralds, 2 piof fine brilliant xlri.ings~ brilliant rings, pins- lockets, and brooches loose brilliahits, rowa of pearls, gariasis, and !urquoisea, pearls an othez suits, and a profusion.of fgaslionablie jeweller gold and siiv'er anujifbe,xes, 2,0k ucs ftoleh n tiquc, anti usaeful plate5 waiters,-tea teta, e unespofs tankada, can- diestlcks, bread baskets, cUP,,.- toast rackn, -cruet frames, bottle stahds, eauceboatts, irtkstaridt~ spoonsj, forks, &c. 2010 -repeating, mueical, boriiotatsl1 duplex, patent lev.er, and plain waitches by the mosct esteemied n'"akems latble and bracket clucks, a Tlurkish sword with 'tiehlY chated si'lver scabbard,, dresinig case, silver miounted guns1 pistols, plated articles, and other valuable-itcms, pledg a ~rior to N ovember,, 18f2, with Sfr. Dobe a,od.tt't -Mar be viewecd titll thhe'ene,an s aaaldktes hal ;kt1 eto66f1i, a agbove. - A suerir Colecionof' very Feiiuin neemd rpry l Mr. SMALflONE~at his oomsw, 47 fl!,h4stieet, Blooms.. bur, har ~tottsitetand St. Giless church, Tnis D)Ay, Oct.0, ad. l:hutday,Oct..284 at 19 easeh.dIa te a a- rOMPUhiXNG.~QOOunces oi'- tksljona e16 h neaa l 200 alsble eldand.silvet witch6jrnahy'of irit rAte quality jewel~ set w thbilllanta, rubies, slid otber precious stones, earas p-lose klllahts5 elhseeI g6ld sealsp ald' chainft,. 6 verv fi-" doublegiald- silye, andtortooishell ;ciA* sieg~e gns by einent inker a g di capital. supefineclot -sa kereymee, 8 YV 7rcl: of rich. silk, Gros tie rich d~rn,sk table ~~lin,t, beda--nrinhllinen,- very aunsri .~. ~. . .. erlding, :5profusrion of:i--..~ .wioecnnn waigaiaoo vr ~ssy lio5 iida arit~ o caitl e "cts worthy. teattenowt-of gentle- rtn, Private farmilies, And the tta4egepnerqj~Iy, Pledged*.wish Sir AJldpupv, 1jr. Casell, Mr. Collins, Mir. Lawton,- Alessrs.-AlasIand,: Mir. Parsdns, Slir, J. Turner, Sir. Upsall,.,Ur. W,aImsilc, and;,4r. 'Wood. hivbe.a d aaoush g 'h.ros holdand 1.~aseold Astate fotr1ddesh' F;e. Mr POOLE,a.t the Yoper shir Marfleo is D " YO-csnoberr~ acei bt ~ ~ ~~~~~irOoisv- Tfsaoh.ram, 4 ~ Nn ad$C roall ur -osteel Pamercsi.rosl,eTw laseol dito Whst laWd or o flnJia' PdIigrs. T* .t..c ~a by at very IoW-gro-d.ndtl reute llA PiTe reeliold tn t1la Chy oOTtsnd --and Leaseleld, Lambeth.-.jBy IXI1vHtDA!r-Lg\FORwlTH aro the .Mofr; 'ori' WSedca the 17th of N1enTilsb at 12, in 2 lott,' d, ' ' t iaby e Fireehold Estate, comp sisin a-8pacious - n. comblodious dwelIing-house, latge iare otc and'lee nnisetr, rnot advantageosxl.y sitoatt imntnpdiately opatne, tho- new Curts8' of Law and fRe o h eouts efLaw nd flicei0 f the Cornirnissicne.,s of Bankrupt, In Besinghall.setrect, in the occupatlort of very respectable tenant9, at net rents arnounting to 1651. per'annumm. Lot 2. A Leasehold Estate comprising 4 neat. dwelliHg-houses. arnd premises, situate los. ',' 38,1,and 40, in E:ly.place, South' lnmb6th, a short distance from 3ho New Church at Kienrmin$ton, held -on lease for 56 years unexpired, irt a ground rent; -ansl producing a net Income of 421. per annum. May be viewed and pattitulars had, 10 daiy preo vioUs to thc tsle, of -Afessrs. Dennett, Greaves, Baxendas, annd athamn, solicItorsa King's Avnms-yatd, Colemnan.street; of Ilessrs. Y ounhg anid Thompson, solicitors; Charldt'te.row, opposite the Mana awon-hou,e, nt the Mlart.; and of Mrof Sbuttleworth, 28, lodultrv ;'toNe ScwihZton,; fxccllent Famili Residence with Gardens, Pleo6ur? Groutnds, btd Meadow Land.-gy ir. SHUTTLE. WORElETH,X at ths Mfart, on' Wedniesday' Nov. 17, at 12, by order - on the Adct inistrcrix, unless previotis.y diaposed of by private ASpacibus substantial Leasehold Family Residence, with coachb'ouse, stables, yard, &. ; capital walled gardenp, delightful pleasure grounds, greenhouBe, fishpondl, farmyard, out. buildings, and mneadow land, comprising. alhogether upwards of 7 acres8 eligibly sitUate in Chrirch-streets, tok-e Newington, the late residence of RobertEBevill, esq. deceased. The house' contains .8 bedchamberg, dressingrooens, capital drawing and dining rooms, iibrary, breakfaut room, principal and second staircases, do. nbtaic offies ot every dercription, double coachhouse, four-stall stabJk; pnd convenient outbuildings. May be viewed with tickets, vhich with'particalars way be had 10 days previ6us to the sale of Mr. Shuttlevidrth, 28, Poultrv; particulars may also be had of Messrs. Jennings, Collier, Birch, and Ilarchnst, solicitora, 9, Carey.streel,.Lincoln'.inn at the Mart; and on the.premises. Genuine. Stock of choice W'ines.--By Mr. PEARSE, at his Sacious Rooms, No, 138, Oxford.street, on Saturday next, the 30ith instant, at I for 2 o'clock, under circumstances which pre- clude the least reservation, PtgH]E First 'lart of at Stock of very excellent WVines, .L. comprising 120 dozen of Port, about 100 dozen of Sherry, and 60 dozen of veryfin2eold Madeira, alsoa few dozen of superior Cape Wiuc. 8The, woines may be tasted at the time of sale, and sample bottles had two days previous at the rooms, when catalogues will be ready for e'istriburfen. Small Leasehold- Envestntpnt..-By Mr. PEARSE, at his Great ' R6om, 135, Oktbrd;street; on Thursday next, at 2, in.2 lots, 4t Net lncome of 361. Is. per annum, arising from two A NrA neat leaseheld houses, situate on the high road at Holloway, in the-parish of St. 12try, Islington, and county of Middlesex, held for a termn f 30 yeaas, at an outgoing of f1. 19-. per annum, and let to resptetable tenants, at rents amouniting to 431. per annum. The houres may be viewed until tha sale, and particulars had upon the premises; at tbe Angel inn, Islington; at the Auction-mart; end ir. Pearse'h offices, 135, Oxford-street, near Cavendib.-square. -PDEARSALL and JORDEN beg leave to, return their 5 sincere thank5forthe great patroriage they have experienced for the last 9 vears, and to inform the Public, that the Business of Auctioneerp, &c. carried on under the firm of Peareall, Jorden, and Co. at 16, Tonbridge-place, and 17, Woburn-place, Russell-square, is new DISSOLVED, and in luture will be carried on by Pearsall and Jorden, at tbeir original office, 15, Tonbridge.place, New.road, on the usual moderate terme. PeRrsall and Jorden beg leave to in- form those persons that favour them with sales, that it is their prac. tice never to exceed the third day in settling for the same. Money advanced on all descriptions of rnropertv intended for immediate sale. fGuildferdt street ussell.square.-lHyPEARSA i,Ij andJoIlDEN, on tbe Premisrs, .No. 63, Guillford-street, Russell-square, on Trhursday, October 2b, and following day, at II, under a Bill I?THE exCellenjt Household Farniture, nearly new, coin- peisina handsome 4-post and other bedsteads end appropriate bedding, mahogany wardrobes, chests of drawers and an excellent drawing room suit of curtains, sofas, chairs and tables, large chim- ney glasa (one plate, 56 -by 54 inches), Brussels carpets, drawing room table, chairs, cideboard, curtains, a large muirror, brilliant lustres and lamps, an excellent dinner and tea service with china and glass, and some books; together with about 60 dozen of fine old crusted Port-(8 years in bottle), and East India Mlladeira, Bu- cUllas, &c. well worth the attention of the public. To be viewed to-morrow and morning of sale, when catalogues maay be had at Pearsall and Jorden's original office, 15,Tonbridge-place,New-road. Woburn-piace,Rusacis-square.-.By PEARSALI, and JORD1EN, on the Premisea, No. 17, Woburn-place, Russell-square, on NWednesday, Nov. 3, and following day, by order of the Pro. Pi,retor, 3H? genuine Household Furnitutre, consisting of Tbandsome 4-post bedsteads and appropriate bedding, ward- robes, chests of drawers, drawing room suit, glass, china, &c. which will tie enumerated in a future advertisement. At the same time will be sold about 40 dozen of choice Port, Aladeira, &c. of an old vintage. To be viewed the morning previous and morning of sale, when catalogues may be had at Pearsall and Jorden's original office, 15, Tonbridge.place, New-road. l,ease ot sie Premises, GoldN and Silver atches, Clocks; Jewellerv, Li.nepdrapery, China, Books Furniture, &c.-By Mr. R. FOSTERx, on the Prernises. Nio. 1, High-street, Marylebone, on Thursday, Oct. 28, at 11, by direction of the Proprietor, embark- ing in another cencern, LL the valuable Stock its Trade, consisting of gold A and. silver watches and clocks. by eminent makers, diamond rings, gold chains, seals, rings, and keys, and a variety of jewellery, Irish linen, sheeting, cambric, shawls, kerseymere, superfine clotih, sarcenetas bombasin,' poplins, books, pictures, china, cut glass, householA furniture, and effects. Alse the lease of the premises, with immediate possession. May be viewed one day prior to the male,. when catalogues and particulars may be had on the premises, and at Al r.-Foater'soffice, 14, 4lreek-street, Soho.square. Excellent modern Furniture, Linen, lBooks, China, and Effects, and Lease of the Premises, -1o. 8, Earl's-terrace, Kensington.. By Mr. B. FOSTER, ot the Premises, on Monday, Nov. 1, at 11, by direction of'the Executor, I:HE Unexpired Term of the Lease of the Yery desir- .5U rable Residence, in the most perfect repair; also all the house. hold furniture of DIrs. MIargatet M'Arthur, widow of the late Col. M'Arthur; consisting of a chintz drawing room suit of 14 chairs, 2 couches, and 4 sEts of window curtains, 2 chimney glasses, Brussels carpetb, hearth rugs, polieshed steel fenders and fire irons, chamber furniture in bedsteads and hangings, seasoned goose feather beds and bedding, mahogany drawero, wardrobes, dressimg tables and glasses, stair carpets and oil cloths; in the eating rooni is a set of dining tables, modern mahogany chairs and cellerets, useful and ornamental china, glats, taible service, linen, and the usual domes. tic requisites, and a few vat4able classical boont'. The premises may be viewed every day boRre, sand the furniture on Saturday prior to the sale, when catalogues and particulars may be had on the premises; and at Air. Edward Fostetr's office, 14, Greek-street, Soho-square. Freehold' Ground $ent ost J28 5e, Ber ondsey, and a Freehold Dweling.house, let at ?20 per annum, *Whitecross-street, Crip. plegate._By Mr. JOSEPH BANKtS, at the Auction M1art. on 'Thursday, Iov. 4, at 12, by direction of the Executors of Airs . Mlary Ann Farmer deceased, lt 2 lots. Lat (.1OMPRISES a Freehold Oround Rentof ?26 5s. J arising out of d substantial d.wclling.vhoueesjin Anthony- stroet, Saiisbury.'itreet, Beronndsey, in the occupation of Alessrs. T[hompson, Huggins and others, and afford a very amrie and lasting security for snvesinent. Lot 2. Embraces a Freehold Dwelling-house, No. 7, in Glocceter-court, Whitecros8.4street, St. Luke'sz containing A rooms, yardi workshed, and spacious cellars, let to er. Spencer, a long standing tenant at an old rent of ?20 per annum.'' ''he sbove prcmises may be vweed till the sale5 where particulars may-be had; of Messrs. freetaan and Heathcote, soli- citor,, 47, Colernan-street ; of Messrs. Terbutt, Austinfriars ; at the Atiction Mart ; and at the officea of Mr. Joseph Banks, 6, Lom . bard.lstreet; and Clapton.slquare, Hackney.- To the Rdbility, lentry, lotel Ani Tavern lcepere4 Proprietors of Public veoomri and Private Yamilies._'Mhe late Mar4uesa Tortoza's splendid and fashionable Chandelier,, Lustres. Table and Bracltet Lamps, Candlrstilcks brilliant Trifle Dishes, Basins, anl Jiugi, rich out Decapters, Claret and Liqueur Bottles, Goblets Anrt Ttlrislici8 Wine Glasses ih great abundan;e4 Cruets, Saltes Abdintnumerable otber Triiies_By Mr. JOS13PH BANKS5 in the largeroom,. a he Auption Mare5 on TIhursdat' 'Nov. 4, at. 11 for 12 precsiely, by ditetion of the Trustees and hxecutors, A LL. the above costly Articles, which were purchased . about'4 months dince fT o m One of the 'irst rdanufactories in the rnetr pits-ehe. buipose cf being sent otoa l htt, iti conse- qdeet t 5Fle deeaseof'the" tessator;tl5e SFistle w ve never rfii,dved fromn the dealer'ware!s sw s and'*lll.be offered to the public in a very excellent: state of precrvatien. May be viewed the day prez ceding and morning dfsale; cataloguef had atthc Mart, Packman's, '?'hree Ttuslavern,Aldgaee; Winti"eld'I, White Hart, Holborn and of Mln Joseph Btnkaauctioneer, 6, LombardAstrect. near the isas^iibnshouses almA Vhrpton..suare, Hack'ney.' B.edford.sqtiase,_Yery commnodious FAnfily lResidencc, in excellent r tqlsir, with Qarden1&e,....yMr. SIQUIBE and SONa at Garra. .way's, on Tuesday, Nov. 2, at '12, PJ'IE elegant,'ubstantisal, ~ndvery ecmplete Leaehold - Residence1 No. fl,'n the iat sideof Bedford-square, and coin- mandi g a vlew dfthe Asiaeum ffardena, containing on the uppel !Togoid ltttiUl afi A ls?rge ilAurery j dh the6sedondfloor, 3 excel. lent bedchmbnsbr an*r dreteing yoomj with water' 0loet 4tid house. matdts closet `on thb liindink;' *on 'the princilpal floor 2 nbblei lbfty draadng'ioomsof ood proportions; communicating By foldiag'aoors ;nd-n*botsdoir adjoirlin-j t*c1llent'ston,e aircase, & -on thegrduini eoor, a large Faved citfanehi~lJ.did intier'hal,bala 4igpr loury leteC 1ibe&ei dt beeatfast pir)our',ind gfslenmar fornswt passtage l setttfmgto t water c oset,' a,rldn 'mriuaeols - e.ll erranget offiees' on th'e,basepe'; S4gjt f'hi t race"ti2 e Duke 'dfird,6,.ftr an unexpirta*46rmof '5O'yeAffe,'at a ground rent off -I 6Gufieaspe'rvannm. To bf v'tWes by ficketi only, whiiih wP1ith d'es pXtivpArtic'ulars may be iOf AMt. SqMibb and SoW, Savilic-rrc, ; the placeof xale aua .fepiemi-f'f . ' th p',eo yae.tu Bj trtitrs. IRic''ARDS, bn tlie ?reteseo, near thO Rell inn, ddinoAt6n,'[M1ddlesexc, To-mortow, Oct. 27, at II precIely A LFthe ge'nuine HouseWold;Furnittre, ChatnberOrgan., t 'B-da g dial, china a nl glass, 4-wheelchaiae, brewing ro rollbr,&c, b y direetto*of. thn Propr ietor,' Mr. Wg 'iiiro n ICiight, whlo ' f.'iaivitig th i pat it of, "the coa ntry;~ .conpijuag n a li.. gany nieth printed COfto n furnitures , bayclered kUotz featlor bcdo, 'mattrcesscs,' paltlrr las,blnket s, cout.^ )epnl>argic dksln'gIsswd rg*ges ehicicudnd, atid parlourg carpets, window'cuJ ;- cbithnt ed Si4.er glasses, -mahgany fflarte d reci1it coich' sete"aoSmfnco~yb c'Ul&re cvc;red.. wlth satin, 4 air. tbh4at,1nhti:dit6, man'ogany diXing . p mtbrokd, asid pilar'and' ' rqkry wae,Iedea' i A feirons," ote 11bc,ews. Qot Sh'saaaYill4od"teaiae ,seof bly i ie t stdf thbu fAr= ihe t,t?kec ptiofenS 'o ,rseta'e I rced ny,L-n 'bfd -th sae p pamelia1r n caaoxe rA ibe la t-h gatiLre st l7 Jp~ 1WWbJeg7if?jsiehlBadn?rotadt tnaicket I Middlehsex. ,$;jKne-6*d4Ctje5Tf50s?ttl Keswidk -4 Capber1affd...By Mr-,PRRBST, at Garraway's, * zrowiiqiav, 06t27, i:2 ini I lot, Valxa11e randtnWljd6sira'bleFRhEHOLD ESTATE, *, deliglhtfiUll situate on the margin of 'Keswick or Darwent- water-lake;. compriping that mutch admired seat Water-end,'the Iroperty ot. LoorxWsni Gordonrdeceased, a Payiliot RileEidence, the chief pari erected within a few yeare, on a.f ne terracge in Derwent- waterilbay wlth- extensive pleasure grounds laid out. with greati tabMe, fertiit IIitd, psfit$ure and sillsgc lands, beautiful woods and. plantations gradsially -lopintg to tbe water' edge, and intersected by vipding -.gladess a. .ottage'ai Silver-hill, and two Farnhouses, called Ijawe's-end and Brandelow, wiah suitable buildings for hut- bandry, .containing. in 'the whole about- '-'- F IY HUNIRED and TH[IITY ACRES. mo9t luxarianriy rnamiented with tidiber. and subject onfy to s,nall moduses in lieu of tithes; alws a Cottage rilla of pleasing elevation, called Derwent-bank, commanding a full view of the lake, Skiddow and other mousntainsi and ta situate a short and agreeable distance from. the town of Keswick, on the west.bank of the lake, juatly cele- brated for its grand,t ubline, and romantic scenery. The neighbour- hoed is highly resieetable; in the wo6ds are hares and parfriBges, an abundance of grouse in the adjeining mountains, and trout unsling in the lake, which is also. well-stored with perch-and pike; -and there is a sailt spring on, the estate. 'I'o be-viewed 6 weeks preceding the sate by applying toe Ar. Alexander Macready, at.Water.ena, where a plan may be seen, and of whom printed particulars may.be then had. Partieulars aloto of ilJr. H techerington, Dean's-scales, near Cockermouth; Royal Oak, Keswick; SJ.Iutation, Ambleside; at Low-wood Inn, King's Arms, Kendal; King's- Arms, Lancaster; Blue Bell, Carlisle . Messrs. W. Wales and Co. printers, Liver- pool; Mr. Harrop, printer, Manchester ; Greave's Hotel, Leeds; George, Whitehaven; Mllessrs. Farrers, Atkinson, and Parkinson, Lincoln's.inn-fields, London; at the place of sale, and of lMr. Fo*rest, 87, Aldersgate-ftreet, where a plan may be aiso seen. Clspharn.-l,arge Detached Residence and Garden.-By Messrs. - DRIVER, at the Auction lart, on Tuesday, Nov. 16, at 12, wjthout reserve, 'I'ERY capital Leasehold Premises, comprising 'a brick V built residence well arranged for the accommodation of a large resgpectable family, most eligibly situate at Clapham, about 4 miles from the bridges. The house contains entrance hall, capisaI dining room, elegant arawing room, gentleman's room, a boudoir, 4 best bed chambers, with dressing room, water closet, 3 other' bed rooms, 2 commodious and airy ciur5eries, with convenient closets; the domestac ofices comprisea large' Rktchen, washhouse, servant' pantry, &c.; and in the basement tire capital wine, beer, and coal cellara, store cellar, pantry, and knifehouse; detached is a 3-stall stable, coachouse, and pouitry yard, vith it large productive garden fully stocked,s smal greenhouse,melonground, and toolhouse. Im- mediate posseiston may be had. To be viewed between the hours of 12 and 4, with tickets only, which witfi further particulars may be had of Mlessrs. Driver, surveyors and land agents, New Bridge- straet, Bltkfriars. Printed particulars may also be had at the Auction Mart: Freehold Cottag, .ardenr,, anti O)rchard, Harlington, near Cran. ford-bridge, Middlesex.-By Messrs. DRIVER, at the Auction Mbart, on Tuesday, Nov. 16i, at 12 o'clock. in 3 lots. Lot 1. TOUR Brick-built Cottages and Gardens, in the 1.' oceration of Win. Harrison, jun. Saml. Smith, Henty Wedges, and William Cobb, and a b3rn, in the,occupation of the Hon. Grantley Berkeley, at annual renta rroducing together 311. Lot 2. A convenient, T'imber-built Dwelling.house, in the occupa- tion of John Cotterell; 2 brick-built Cottages and Gardens, in the occupation of 'Whe:tley and Thomas Philp; and a Timber-built Cottage, with Shed adjoining, in the occupation of Williarn Harri- son, sen. at rents producing together 491. per annum. Lot 3. A capital Orchard, situate behind the above. in the occupation of Richard Tomkins, at 101. per annum. Printed Particulars may be had of John Cottrell, on the premises; at the White Hart, Har- lington ; at the George Hounslow; at the Pigeons, Brentford ; at the Auction Mlart; of &Ir. Lye, 'Took's-court, Cursitor-street; and of Alessrs. Driver, surveyors and land agents, 13, New Bridge. street, Blsckffri:ars. Genuine Household Furniture, Reed and Table Linen, China. atnd Glass, South-row, New-road. near St. Pancras New Church.- By iessrs. DAWSON and CAFE, on the Premises, THtes DAY, at 12, VfI HE genuine HoiLschold Furniture, bed and table linen, .Z.. china and glass, prints2 an -day clock, a bracket ditto, cheval glass, pedeaeal aideboard, mirrors, chimney glasses, drawing room suit of chintz window curtains, chairs, and couch, rosewrod sofa and card tables, moreen window curtains, parlour chairs, Grecian sofa, 4-post bedstead witli chintz hangings, excellent bedding, mahogany gentlemen's dressing stande, chests of draviers, and the usual de- scription of bedroon fumiture, Brussels carpets, fixtures, kitchen requisitcs, and other efficcts, at No. 10, South-row, New-road, near St. Pancras New Church. Mlay be viewed on Mlonday; catalogues had on the premises, and of Messrs. Dawson and Cafe, Great Mlarlborough-street. To Tinmei, Braziers, and Others._Tyler's.coun, G7reat Warl, borough-.treet.-By Mllessrs. DAWSON and CAFE, on the Premises, To morrow at 12, by order of the Proprietor, who is q,witting the Tin snd Braziery Business, TiHE geiiline Stock at Ne. 3, Tyler's-court, Great _AL AIarlborough-street, comprising French pedestal and sideboard lamps, York and other lanterns, eopper7 tin, and iron saucepans, tea kettles, coal skuttles and liods, frygin pans, pails, and warming pans, patent block tin dish covers, and numerous articles of iron- mongery, tinmten and braziers' anvils and tools, iron booksafes, and countinighouse desks. AMay be viewed on Tuesday ; catalogues had on the premises, and of Messra. Dawson and Cafe, Great AMarl- borough-street. Household Fairniture, Bed and 'Iable Ltnenht Chins, Glas, &c. North-street,Westminster.-By Mlessrs. DAWSON and CAFE, on the Premises., on Thursday next, at 12, HE genuinoe Household Futrniture, bed and table JL linen, grand pianoforte with the additional keys, china, glass, library bookcate, Grecian couch, rosewood frame chairs, 4-post bedstcads and furnitures, feather beds andi bedding,mahogany chests of drawers, window curtains, sideboard, tables, carpets, kitchen; requisites, antl effects the property nt a Gentleman, at No. l1, Northsreet, Westminster, nearSt. John's church. May be view- ed to.morrow* catalogues had on the premises; and of AMessrs. Daweon antd Cafe. Gfreat Mlarlborough-rtreet. T'o Smiths, Farriers, and Othern.-Leasehold Premises, Stock andi Utensils in Trade, Peckham, Surrey.-By Mr. SOUTH EY, on the Premises, Hillitreet, Peckham, on Monday, Nov. 1, at 11, by order of the Executors of Air. John Slaucl.ter deceased, rP Hcl desirable Lease of an old established Smith and r Farrier'a Shop, loft, dwelling-house, garden, &c. situate as aboDe, and about 40 Iot-, of stock and utensils in trade, comprising 3 anvils, 6 vices, 3 m andrills, a quantity of tools and useful iron, old wrought and cast iron, a pair of wrouglit iron arms, scales and weights, locks, keys, nails. hoes, rakes, shovels, and other ironmon. gery. AMay be viewed till the sale, and particulars had on the pre- mises of Air. ILilly, solicitor, Peckham; and of Alr. Southev, lSl,' Tooley-gtreet. To Tlanners, Builders, &c.-Leascho)d Tanyard, Dwelling-house, Stock, and Utensils in 'erade Cart Herse,Chaise,&c. Long-lane, Bermondsey.-Dv AIr. SOUI'HEY, on the Premites, on Thus-. day, Nov. 4, at II precisely, without reserve, T HE valuable Lease of a compact and spacious Tan- J yard, oark barn, mill house, stove room, drying sheds, beam houiie, and loft over, smtbling. chaise and cart houscs, 132 vats and limes, and other conveniences, a dwelling-house upon the premises, possessing conveniences for a repectable family, garden, &c. ; a piece of buildiuig ground in-the rear, abutting on Baalzephon-street. AA the stock in trade, utensils, &c. comprising 10 loads bark, 50 h'eavy crop hides, 300 mniddling, 700 Spanisi, horse hides, 200 kips, 1,100 seals, glue pieces, bark baga, iron beam, roller and bed, portable turf otages, wheelbarrows, skuttles, lips, shoots, poles, copper and wood pemps, beams, and other utensils, 3 carts, horse, caaise, &c. The premises may be viewed till the sale, the stock and utensils one dayprior; particulars and catalogues had on the premrrises; of Alessrs. Drew and Sons, Bermcndsey; and of D}r. Sonthey, 191, 'l'oolev-street. To Manufacstrers, Isutilders, and Others, requiring roomy Premises. -West-hill, Battersea-rise.-By iMlr. COXON, at the Auction Alart, on Thursday, Octsber 28, by direction of the Assignees, in lots. Lot 1., Leasehold Estate, with convenient Dwelling, A. spacious work8baps, dry sheds, timberyarde, sawpits, &c. very eligibly situate in a highly respectable neighbourhood; held for an unexpired term of 10 years, at an annual rent of 16s. Lot 2. A Schoolroom, or asnall Chapel, situate in Bridge-field, Wands- worth, with entire fittings aid fixtures; held under lease for 40 years, at a rent of 2 guineas Fer annum. May be viewed, and parti- calatg obtained on the premises; of Mr. Coaper, ironmonger, near battersra bridgez Mr.Crundle, Brixton-place' Kennington; Plough, BSatlersearise; of Mtessrs. Surr and Brooking, solicitors, lonmbard. street ;at thc M?artX and nf the auctioneer, 26, St. James's-street. Vinonton.-tdouschold Furnithre, capital Mahogany Library Bookcase, tight.day Dial, Pony Chaise and Harness, Six-inch Wheel Mould Cart, Stack of Faggots, Iron Garden Roller, and ERkccts.-By J. GASSON4 on the Premises, opposite the bridge, Lower E4rnonton, Taxis DAy, October 26; at II, ('OMPRISING mahogany four-post bedsteads and Jprlnted mtton f trnitures, goose feather beds maitresses, pail- lasses, mabogany chest of drawers, dressing tases, wasthhand stand, a capital mahogany library bookcasc, exceellent tideboard, 12 mahogany chairs, carpets, and window curtains, eight-day dial, wiLh kitchetn equisites; large iron garden roller, 6-inch wrheel mould cart, pony chaise and harness, aetalk of faggots, large quant- tity of block wood; atd other effects. Mafy- be viewed one day pre- ceding and mornlng: of sale- Catalogues at the Grayhoand, En. eld * Fonr-Swani, WVltham.cros2; Rote and Crown, Edmonton; (~~ryTe,Kinvieslnd-'road ; and of. th.e auctiotteer. Tottenham. Warwieksbire.._~Tithet, -Ason Jueta B3rmingham.-By Lr. JOSllAEH R0O1.$S, at usle Auction-art,e on Thursday, Octo- bernl t-) 2tl- eitheir together -or in th:e followlng two lots, sDd stubject irs conditions ihens to be pmroduped, tot 1. 'ItIDINGTON'{-All the Tritheg er Tenths of .12Corn. rsier. nand Pulse, late the property of Sir Lie-. ter Holte, bart. ariiing out of lands, tenements, or hereditaments, being the major part. of tie maaner of Erdmigton, in the Parieh. or Aston aforesaid, and belonginre to the Right Honourable L;ord Cur- zon, -Right HonourableLord Bpasdferd, Jotin farrison, esq,- Rev. _ Harrison, Miss Holden, Mr. Brsttill, late Thomas and Bra. bins Butler's estatesi Wyrley Eirch,. esq; Jchn Chattock, esq.' Thomas Birpe. eq. Rev. Egerxon Bagot, Richard Fowler, AI r. Powell, Miss lHqvirngham, lir, Fpx Banner's trustees, Standley'a trtetee, .Fentia' trustees, Hcney Broo~k, esq. Rosabella,Geast, Thoias-Greersall,:Johnl Oreensall John P40oS, William Hutton, Josepb;Glarrison, late llum,phrey Holden, Jes. Harrison, late JaneYsistrust, John Jenkins, Johnettle, esq. William SLeonard, latte John Ptitchitt, trhomuslotter, ir. fibbinp, - Mr. Owen, and vtious other ptoprietora-of lands5 containing together 2,337a. lr. 23p. or theieabonts.-.Bordesley. ot .2. All the Tithes or Tenths of Corn Aaio, and Pulse,, albs late th- property of Sir Lister Botte, bar. atissiagtsatof lands, seaemenls5 or hereditameats, being the mnaor-part of the maisor of Bordesley, in the parish of Aston afore- aai .anE1 belonging to Mr.-Ch3r3es Lloyd, Samuel Lloyd, Jamea Bedford ,.John J keo, William Ludlow, late Wigley, -.ow Mr. Brooho and othero;, Mir, Soudaiore, James VWoolleyi tseq. and vtrious Dthpr pereohns, containing together 1,125a. Or.. lOp. or there. abonsti, These' titham. Are eyry. productive, arising from valuabl2 1indg,, apd thc ognapts ,ld. oreeupitrs of the lnds talke and payfhr.: 'their respective portions of titheq without. the inttetvntion of any middle-man. They will be.feld: au.beet to limita.ions to-the t*tucei hor.s ottan of. t.wo gentlemea, sucte~vel? in tail male, the one lor ged 7# earb rind .spwardi,.theiotbe 74yearxsstnd.upswarde1 whio arpboils iii~Bnrsn, sq.g,t~Wfd~i't~osr,Pu'try . Uvoidr MOOT'rs Clar-dge and Iveson, Pall.niill; Londots; or to Mr. Jdslsh Iims Aetona rook, Birtnipgham, Leaseh,old aidenee, with 4Ardene near -the 4-mile.. tone; npon tffind-teot Lestisham-..By Mr. 1OOGART, or thcPrminses, oeof.1riddy, Novdi. 1, at 12, A).estrible Leasehold Residence, Ai exceltent repair, eitudte.a the sumtnit of Tanners'-hiPT.a.ndry andverybealthy, spot; contaiaing 4 bedchamnhera and dreai,ng room, nurery, drawing and dining rooms, library, every domestic cnvenience, and good wine, ceal3 aDd other ceJlaring, chais-louse and etnbling,,w1th a capital fruit garden, and an ornamental plot of, roundjn iront, forningacarreagedrive4 held .for 19 ypers..ai g,pw7 rent. Alay be viewed.lsy Zards,znd particulars-had outhe premises, and of IMr. Hoggart, 62, Old Browad.sreet, lo,yul Excha.ng. Up tbe surae' dBy will be Sold the meat Household Furnitur6.and other ,ffiecs. *Excellent- Houmehold Furniture, China, and Glas, ?'ae'fll Lewisham.-By Sir. ROGGART,i-on the Premises,un Mlonday, Navember 1, at 12, d pIHF, neat Household Furnitu're and Effects; oornpris_ -Lig ma ogany 4-post btedsteads, with chintz cotton and dimity furniturf5, goose feather bode, -msttresses, and suitable bedding, ex. cellent cabinet work, in wardrobes; drawers, dining, card, and pem. brEite tables, a drawing room suit, -in -French curtains, sofa, and japarned rosewood-chairs with cushions, maoganY Parlour chairs, Brussels ana -other carpets an 8-day' spring-clock, culinary articles, &r. MAlay- be viewed on gaturday. previous to the sale and cata logues had on the premises, and of Mt. -Hoggatt, C2, bId Bread. -street, Royal Exchange. On the same day Preedingftefuiniture .will be ofFered for Sale the Lease of the eAleirable Residence. Islingeon.-Valuable Leaschold E state, les on lease, artjeafrly tenants, at rests emountning to 561. per annun..By Air. CANSDELL, at the Aars, on Friday, ct. 29, at 12, in 1 lot, PNHiREE Dwelling-houses, with carpenter's sbop, vard, maid premises, desiraily situate, Nos. i 2, and 3 Ouihard- grove, close ro tne Ball's-pond sol'-gate, Lower-road, Ialington Riuch underlet to old and respectable tenants, on lease ad at will, at o61. per annum. Land tax redeemed. The estate is held fora very long term, at a low ground rent. May be viewed by leave of the tenants, and particulara liad of Mess. Hamilton and Twining wlicitora, Berwick-street, Soho; at the Mart and of Mr. Cansdell survevor, 10, Nortonfalgate. t Brixion-road--.aluable lXeasenold Estate, estimated to produce 5601. a year.-By Alr. CANSI)ELL, at the Miart, on Friday, Oct. 29. at 12, in 7 lotse 6tEVE:N unusually substantial and genteel Residences, kJn ost desirably situate, about half a mile from the new chtsrch at Rennington, on the eat side, arad preferable part of the Drirton. road, Fve of the houses formt an ele.Fant and uniform pile of buildings; the other two are nearly adjoining, and equally sub. startial; the whole are approa5hed by front courts, and have ex. tensive walled gardens at zbe back, are nearly finished, fit for the occupation of respectable fanilieo, estimated to produce 82U1. per annum each, at which rent part of the houses are already let; hdel under Lord Hoiland, for nearly 80 years, at a low groutnd rent. May be viewed, &ad particulars h&d at he Mtat ; aad of l'Ir. Censiell, Nortorn-falgate. }ftng-strees, tHolborn.-A small Cellar of superior Wines, incuding fine old Port, Sherry, AladeirT, old Hock, and Sauterne.-By M Ir. ALGAR (late with lWessrs. Robinm), at his Spacious Rooms, 9, K;ng-streer, Rtolborn, THIs DAY, October 26, at 12, Z!der peculiar circuamstances,E -V IGHTY Do7en of fine old Port, vintage 1820; 80 dozen superior flavonred Sherry; 80 dozen fige East and West India Aladeirs, old llock, and Sauterne. May be tasted this day and morning of gale; and sesmples, with cataloxues. had at the roarns. Dutch. Flower Roots.-By Mr. ADAMSON. at the MAnt,-Tus DAY, October 26, at 12 j IVE Thousnnd Dutch Flower R4ots, just arrived from F. Holland, in cxcellent condition, comprising single and double hyacinths, narcissuses, tulip8, double and single jonquils, irises, cro- cases, ranunculuses,aneno0nits,marsagons, ferrarias, amarilhises, frit. tulariens, cardinalluses, &c. To be viewed the momirg of sale, and catalogues had at the Mart: and of Al r. Adamson, I I.Billirer square. Valuable Efeces.-By Mir. WVILLIAAIS, at the Smart, 'ars DAY, Oct. 26, et 12, Small Library, comprising about 400 volumes of books, A a pentagraph, a levelling mnachine, fiae toned upright and grand horiz3ntal pizreofortes, a chamber organ, a tortoiseshell and rosewood cabinet, a resewood library table, a tapital double barrel fowling-piece, 54 dozeu of excellent old port. 2 large noble plate glasses, Brussels carpets, an 8-day clock, gold watches, trinkets, &c. To be viewed on AMondav, and morning of sale, and catalogues had at the Mart; and Of IrT. Williams, Throgmoetonrstretet. Lensehold Estates, Vauxhall, Southwark, and valuable Premise Brixton, suitable for Livery Stable-keepers; Coach 3Mastes, asad Others.-BY Mr. WILLIAMS, at the W'hite Hart, Keaning. ton.cross, 'to-morrow, Oct. 2,, at 4 in the afternoon, in lo:s, Net Rent of SO]. Ss. per annum, issuing out of three A neat houses, Nos. 4,5, and 6, Portland-place, Vauxhll_1walk, near itie Gardens. A net rent of 331. 12-. per annum, arising from two hottses, Nos. 7 and 8, adjoining. A net rent of 301. 64. per annum, issuing out of a house and corner shop, No. 1, George- street, and-two heuses, Nos. 2 and 3, adjoining. A net rent of 32L per annaum, arising from 4 houses, Nos.l to 4,E funt-street, adjoining. The above property is held for 61 years unexpired, and let on leaaeS for nearly the whole term. A neat dweiling-.house, No. 12, V'aux- hall-terrace, let to Mr. Goundry, a respectable tenant at will, at 301. per annum, held for 26 years unexpired at the small ground rent of only 48s. A net rent of 321. per annum inLiing out of a dwelling-house, No. 4B, OaUley.street, nearly opposite tbe Oakley Arms, a short remove from thIe Westminster roarf, on lease for 7 years unexpired, at 361. per annurm, held for 42 years at a ground rent of 41. A net rent of 301. per annum, arising from a house and shop, No. 6? -Market-street, St. George's-market, Southwark. held for 59 years unexpired, at a pepoercorn rent. Also a valuable lease- hold estate, well adapted for livery stable keepers, esage masters, buliders, and others, desirably eituate in Cole.harbear .lane, near the Prince of Wales, Brixtort, Surrey, a few pas from the high road, comprising a capital range of substantial btick stabling for 24 horses with lofts and large granary over, standing fer 6 carriages, and a spacious yard enclosed by lefty gates, held for 80 years uDn expired, at a groutnd rent. To be viewed till the sale, atnd particu- lars iaed at the Elephant and Castle, Newingson; Three Stags, Lambeth-road ; Queen's Arms, Kenningtor-lane; Cumberland Gardens andl Three Jolly Gardeners, Visuxhall; place of sale; Prince of Wftles, Brixton; of iMIessrs. Robinson anid Hine, solici- tor-, Charterhounsesquare; lessrs. Evans and Harper, Kennington- cross; and of Sir. Williams, Throgrsorton-street. Splendid Dollection of Paintings.-By Mlr. W lAhi1, at the Auction Alart, on Thursday next, Oct. 28, rat 12, ,L 'ery cboice Collection of Picturea; among which: 1-- w/ill be found several rare and undoubted specimens of the Italian, French, Spanish, Dutch, and English scnools, in a fine state of preservation, by the folloring eminent rmasters, viz. :_ Poussin, C. hMaratti, Rubens, Rembrandt, Velasquez, Domenichino, Ostade, Teniers, 0). Dov;, JFan Mtiel, Vandev^ide, PobbintaS Berghemr Wouvermans, Brackenbere, Storrk, Vermctuien, Bredni, Vernet., be Writ, Wynants, T?own, Nasmyth, Williams, &c. To he view ed on Wed nesday and mnorning of sale; catalotgues muay be had at the Sttart: and of Alr. Wiliams. Thrognirtoa.strree. Sale of a sutperior Assortment ot Datch Flower Roots, just arr;ved from Holland.-By *Mlr. WILLIAMS, at the Auction Mtart, on Friday next, Oct. 29, at 12, ' Very choice Colbeotion of Double and Single Hya- inths, the whole of which are named and in great variety; Duc Van Tholl and other mixed tulips, gold and other crocuses, Spanish irises, &c. To be viewed the inorning of sale, and catalogues had at the AMart; at G-arraway's; and of 13r. Williams, ltrogmor. ton-street. To 'Iavern and Hotel Keepers, Cheapsiele.-To be LET by AUC- TION, by M41 r. WILLI A l1IS, at the Auction Mlart, on Tuesday, Nov. 2, at 12, unless previously let by private corntract, A LL those capital well known and highly respectable 1A Premises, the White Horse iavera and Horel, most advanta- geously situate, in Friday-street, Cheapside, in the city of London. The premises, which are niost substantially built, present a head- some elevation, and immediate possession may be had. The above valuable premises are to be let to the highest bidder, at an annual rent, for a term of 15 years and a half from liehhaelmas last. To be viewed ti'l the letting, and particulars had of Mesrs. Bridger and Adams, solicitors, Angel-court, and of Mr. Williams, Thring- morton-street. Coach and Iorses Inn, Highgate_-By Mr. WILLIAM1S, at she Auction MIart, on Toesday, Nov. 2, at 12, IEH valuable Lease and Goodwill of an excellent road.. 1 side Inn and Wine Vaults known by the sign of the Coach and Horses, eligibly situate in tite most preferable part of Higbgate. The premiaes have recently been put into repair at a considerable expense, and immediate possesRion may be had. AlsD a Farrier's Shop and three Tenements adjoining, let to tenants 3t will, at 721. per annum, The whole held or leas.e for 20 years from Alideum- mner, 1820, at only 601. per asnum,leaving the inn free tram rot, end an income of 121. per annum. To be viewed till the pale, and par- tieulars had on the premises; at the Mart-; and Of Dlr. Willtamt, Throgmortoa.street. Excellent Household Furniture, Secretatre and Boukcase, Fine Linen, and EfFects, Leadenhail-street.-By Mr. BARNES, at the Sale Rooms, 2a. Leadenhall- street,To-moroW. Oct. 27, at 11, rp RE genuine Household Furniture, set of capital ma- JL hogany chairs, iron chest, counting-house desk; and eftects, removed from a gentleman's house at Bow, comprising mahogany 4-post and htent bedsteads and furniture, good feather beds, cleaa bedding, wardrobe, chests of drawers, secretaire bookcase, dining, card, and pembroke tables, mahoDgany and japanned clsasrs, lasses, curtaltn, E;russels carpets, eight-day clock, table and)et lirnen, a few books, china, telescope, fowvling piece, saddle, roller, kitchen requisites, ard numeroos-efecte. To be view4-and catalogues hod of M2r. Earned, S, Fencbtrch-street. Last Pert of the extendiveStoCk of China and rich Cut Glass, of Air. Barlow dcce=xed.-By AMr. FAREBROTHIER, oa rhe- Premises, 29t Bislsopsgate.street thout, TsEis DAY, (OCt 26 and 3 followmg days, at 11 precisely each day, by order of the Executor, HE last part of the extensiveStock of rich Cut Glass, . ir, dessert services, water jugs, decliters, goblets, wines, and) other nrtt6les, paletl liquor, cruet, alnd soy framteswith cut glsas bottlea; cut glss lustres and lamps. The china comprises diennt and dessert services, an per trays, cbinet and orntameEndt vaneF, CUpil and cans, ea snd cofee cqtipages, inimitably pencilled ill landscapes, birds, fruit, and varIoup designt, and gilt in a eupey.b and ostly-mannaer, a few bronzes, paper and japanned tes &ra aiters, card boxes, and various effects. To be viewed On Satue-. day and Monday preeeding-the sale;- cataloues heden the premiscs, at Od.eacb, and of MrX Farebrother, 6, Xirellingtonsteeeta, Strsml.. Mlodern iturniture, in fine; preservation, the entire gcnuine ProPeroty of -a Gentleman, sold, sender circumstances that prevmnt rveseV- tion.-By Messrs. HARDING and;Co. ont the P'feti5o8 11I Leigh-street, -Burton-crescent, TsItS DAY, OcCL 26= t 12, ( OMP PRISINTG e -Grecian -Lustres, rosewood chairs ILtA C couches en suite, with '3 beautiful drawing'roont cartains wilt gold cornices, sideboard and dining tables, winged Wardrob, large gTases, 25-irnch rmirror, case- of Pistos, Iesewood - Ite,:card, and, occasionaltab!esof tbwstc goose beds. -and excellent beddirsg to-ea'ch, F'ethm rdtO ditt5K o,t - P.esis carpets,- round loo table-ofAalOg5nY, eating parlourahmu?s 4nd -horae bair couch, moreen curt-Bs,* rininer cliinta,-tea1 q rpag.e and vaSs, ivory uin eKsSlidgentleman's drenirwca5rnPletelY r iltcdup,poe-srsns, I-~-i Spnih niehopny snarooehars finecutglasdiren,8.dY clek~ajm AAC matselsrble an; 1238.m bgb of usefulnd m t urne iture s-e e D adatt, the. -.May. be YiewtlrpreeiOOas O-thoscj54 .ao5atlou to be lt]ad t' the - unese!Sonee--e - mp ad.rOt.~ -: ; IRA L. -