Sales By Auction.
TrD Curriers, Leather-cutters, Leather-9ellers and ShoenmaLers.- Shop and Premises, Stock in Trade, &c. Mesiminster.-By Mr. SOUT BEY, on the Premises, No9. 2 and 3, York-street, WVest- minates, on Thursday, Octobey 14, at 11, IrNHE desirable Lease of the Premises, possessing suit- J. able accommodations for carrying on an extensive buainess, having excellent workshops and drying loft, suficient tbr the accom- modation of 40) hands, as well as domestic conveniences, and all tbe Atock and uteneiln in trade, comprising 20 crop butts, rangers, bellies, squeres,, crop offal, horse hide pieces, cordovaur calf mhi. dies, and butts, grained calf Ihips, butts tussett, Wellington and Hessian fronts aud backs, jockey boot legs, wax pieces, binders' white leather, Spanish moroceo roans, sklivers, bookbindere calf, utensils, &c. The premises may be viewed till the gale; the stock one dav prier catalogues and particulars had on the premises, andof Ilr.bSouthey, 191, Tooley.street. Small Leasehold Estates, Peckham, and Tooley.,treet. - By Mr. SOUTH BY, at Garrawayii, on Tuesday, Oct. 19, at 12, A Brick-built Leasehold Baker's. Shop, House, and Z Premises, situate in the Rye.lane, Peckbiam, surrey; con- taining stuitable conveniences for carrying on an extensive business, as well as convenient domestic accommodations ; let on lease for 21 years, at 461. per annum ; held for 613 years, at a rent of 11. 15s. Also a brLck-built dwelling-house, with fora court and garden, plea. santly situate on the east. side of Hill-street, Peckhato; contalmng 4 bedcfiambera neatly fitted up, 2 parlours neatly papered, entrance psaiage and light stiircase,-2 kitcheni, arched vaults, &c. ; immec diate poss'tssion may be had; held for 39 years, at 31. 3s. per an. num. Also ar. improved rent, iesuing out of a icasehold house, sibup, and premis-s situate No. 94, Tooley-atreet, Southwark, on lease to a respectable tenant for the whole term, at 651. per annum. Mtay be viewed 10 days prior to the saile, andparticulars had of Alr, Athcarn Peckham, 1\1r. Hleather, Southampton-street; Bull and White Aioras inui, Peckhain; at Garraway's ; and of dMr. Southey, Toole,v-street. Freseto& pitdi LVaaehl6d - ttiis~iii *ekde iMorg'age Debt of 433- y AIfr' -CAM$ 3Ltitt-tie, ArsctionMs .Tnxs DAY; O'ctobej 8i,'at.I2,! WELVR uniiformj bdisg TNot. 2 to:7, aind Nos. to to 15, inclusive, CfiaPel.strect4 close to Mliddlesex Chapel, in. tie NackfiW'-road, all let to resp6ctablie yearly tenants, itt rents amountinz to240 gutneas-per annum. Three Houses Nor. 24, 2.5, and 26, Colcharbour-street, Hackney.road ; and a 4rOund Rent of 'three Guincas; per annum, arising from the house adjoining : inaling a rental of abouit 451. per annum. Two Frechiold Houses, Nos. 4 atnd 5, Coburg-,ttreet Oommneicial_. roaid, let to yearly tenants at 361. per annumr. Four 1Frechold Coi.. tages, Sotld.creaicent.atreet,. in the vicinity ot the Maritse.paradc; Brighton, producing about 401. per annum. A Leasehold Houee, Shiop, and Prmic No. 1, Wellington.street, Stepney, in the oc.. eupa'tion of-Atr. Ellis ; anil a AMortgage 6f 3031. bearing ijitterest at 6 per cent. anod secured on seven houses, near Shoreditch chiurch. The several estates. mav be vieweid, and particulars lhad of Al : Skcegg, solicitor, Trafaliar..place, Hackney-road ; of Mfessrs. Clotr- ton -andi Carter, solicitors, High-street, Borough ; of Mlr. Watts, solicitor, Peter's-hill, Doctors'.commons ;at the Mlart and of Mlr. Carisdell,- surveyor, Nortonfalgate. VtFu_able And genuine Stock -of Stationery, Account Books, &.. By Mir. STEWAtrT, at his Great Room, 191, Piccadilly, Teers DAY, at 12, withiout reserve, AValuable-and genutine Stoc'k of Stationer~y, comprising AtX1,000 rearms of .pa~er, in superfine fool1cap, post, and copy, BAth, post, nnd veillum, gilt and plain, cartridge, crown, printinig demy, tissue, blotting demy, b3lue ditto, zmallisand, &c.; a variety of accounit hooks in various sizes, 4 rhlls of-writing parchmnent, pens, quills, wai and.pencils, mahogany counter, glass cases, &c. May be viewed, and ratralogueg hsd. WVines, Furniture,. Pictures,-Guns, and Effect-s of a -Gentlema,.- -B1y Mr. BULLOCK, at his Rooms, 211, High Holboin, TISFI following DAY, at II1 INE Iinesconii-ntin'g.of IS4, dezen, in pale Sherry, FIEast India M'adeira, V'ort, vintage 1820, and other Port ; also an elegant 6 octave cabinet piarnoforte, a squiare ditto, 2 jcapital doub~le b*rrel gurtq with tackle in mzshogainy cases,. a gold repeater, table clock, a few paintings, q ends of stpertine broad cloth (blue and black), lineni, arid some' Selpet items of fuirniture. On the second day will- be g'old all the household efFects, 2. library book- cases, &tc. MaLy be viewed the day prior, and cataloguies- had. Samples of the wine may be had-on Wednesday. Stock o.f f-ogery.Shop -Utensjils, Household Furniture.. k'ainrifngs, Booksg, C.-. 11y M r. J. 1$11lIT1U, at his Raooms, 39, Ludgate-. bill, 'rFis'aDAY' OctA8 at 12, by direction of. the Assignees, S TOCK in i'rade 'of Orocery, Shop Utensils, and IJhousfhold furniture, of Thomas Parker, of Charles-street, City. road groer, bakrupt . incluiding teas, coffee sugay cuyrrantt, raiins spces antheusul-aliees f gocery, which will be put up in otsto uit~riafefamlicas ellasthe trade; also several large and apanedteaesniter, cppe scles and weight. sugar trays, dcc. an ~ecralreas o teaandsugr pper. i'khe furniture comprises tent bedsteads, bedsi and bedn, hogAny drawer,i and nookcase, mahogany dining tables at cars itcen articles, &c. ; also afew paintings andlibooks, Mlay bevee,and catalogues had at the rooms, 39, Lfidgate-hilfl. Respectable Residences, Cqnimercial-.road, Sttatford.green, andi Poplar.-Tiy JOHN BROMLEY, at the Auction Mlart, on Friday, Oct. 15, at 12, 1Very genteel Dwelling-house, centrally situate be- A wn,te City and the liast and Westt India Decks, No. 1, Nforwayrplaceomnmercial-roart. Leata 72. years, at a low ground rent. Two oplyhold Messnuagesi with large GardeRs1 Stratford- green, EssexM 4niiles from town, in the sevcriAl occupations of Mtr. Lyford and f~r. ilturdock. Rental 601. equal in yatlue to freekold, at a small fines certain, A Copyhold iziouse and Premises adjoining the Spotted D~og, at Poplar, 'with a large detached garden, lot to Mr. Rowen, at 251. per annum: May be viewed; particulars had at tite Britannia, Limehouse; Three Pigeons, Stratford-green ; MVr. Arundell, solicitor, Bridge-.street Blackfriars ; Air. Tipper, soli- citor, H-ackney ; at the Mlart; anA of the acictioneer; 17, Commer- cial. rosid, St. George's east. Fuyniture, Grand Pianofoyte, capital Mhgn Irr okae Cut Glasa Luatres, Grecian L4ampssmlLiryofBk, flerwoodsi Alap of L4ondon, and otherEfca..yM.ELS at Air. Shuttleworth's Auction Roams, near St. Mildedscourt. Poultry, on Tuesday, Oct. 12, at 11, by order of the Executors' of a Lady deceased, remnoved from Leigh.srreet, B.urton-crescenit, a gale not being permitted on the premises. F7Ir1HE Furniture includes the usual description of L. chamnber articlep,,acapital mheogany library bookcase, 9 feet long by 8 feet 6 inches hiigh, a fine toned grand pianoforte, a noble chimnney glass, 76 inches by 44, a -6-light cut glass clhandelier, a ditto 4-lighr ditto, elegant Grecian lamp with patent burner, chintz cotton rind moreen drapery window curtains, mahogany and japanmed chairs, sofas, Brussels and other carpets, and various culi. nary articlest. To be viewed on Ml onday, when catalogues may be bad at the sale room ; af Garraway's; and of Mir. Ellis, 36, Pen- church-street. By Mlessrs. KIMV PTUN and SON-, at the Peahen Inn, St. Alban's, Herts, on Saturday, Oct. 23, at 2, in Lotts, THIRTEEN Acres- of Building Ground, adjoin iug the TNew -road, St. Alban's, Herts, called Pound Field, with early possession, on Lease for a term of which 797 years were unexpired at Lady-day last. Tfhis, valuable and importnt property' presents such an opxportunity to builders and others as rarely occurs. It is well caculate for the erection of residences for trade or private occupa- ion,Ibeing pleasab;ly and advantageously situate eontiguous to thae capital market towr, of St. Alban's, andI presenting a frontage of 1,085 feet, next the new turnpike read, leading from-St. Alban's to Redbourn. Brick earth imight be conveniently thund in any part of'thiepremises. Thisaestate will be divided,nmarked, and setoutl14 dtays prior to the sale, when particulars miay be hiad at the place of sale ; Auction Mart ; of Mlesisrs. Nicholson and Longmore; solidi. tors, H ertford ; andl at the offices of Meterns. KCimpton and Son, land agents, Union-coiirt, Old Broad-street, liondon, and at Hertford, whiere a plan of Ahe lots may be seen. Cheshunt, kierts.-F-erempto'Ily by KIAMPI'ON and SO,a the Auction Mart, en Friday October ,I A, at 12, in I lot, V TALUABLE Freehiold andI Copyhold Estates, land Vtax redeemed, ealled Crouch H4ouse Farm dividetlin'tosen handsome inclemures of rich pasture and arablc 'land well. timb'eored", orchard planted with fruit trees, garden, farmhiouse, barn, stablest, and other agricultural buildings, containing togethier 22a. 3r. 37p. in the gecupation of Air. Edward Barnes, whose term expir'es at Lady-day, 1826. Thiis property is very pleasantly situate near Goff's Oak, in a highly respectable neighbourhood, and very de- sirable for building genteel residences on, the roads; good, andionly 12 miles from London. Noav be viewed any time snror to the sale by leave of the teniant, of whom particulars may be lhad; also at the Grben Dragon, Coach and Horses, and Haunch of Venision, Chefehtint; Fal-on, Waltham Cross; Cock, Waltham Abbey ; Grayhouind, Enfield, Red Lion, Barnet; Salisbury Arms, Ha1t. field; Auction Mlart, and at the Qffices of Alessre. Kitupton and Son, land ageats, Unionacoturt, Old Broad-street, London, and at Hertford, whiere a plan of the satates may be seen. Lease.of Premisesi, No. 47, Chancery-lane, leading into Quality. court, with immediate pessession.-By AMessrs. KIM PTON and SON, at the Mlart, on Fridav, Oct. 15, at 12, without the least reserve, by ordler of the Mortgagee. THE Premises are brick built, and consists of' 4 roomy Tattics with closet ; on thec two pair, one large lefty front bed roomn, a back ditto, wsth a dressing room, neattly papered and fitted up, and 3 convenient closets ; on the one pair, one large lofty front bedroom, a back ditto, with recesses and cupboards under, aL store roomn adjoining, fitted up with 6 closets, and a large roomy stair- case leading to ditto; 2 countinghouses or offices ; in thte basement, a=lreairyv kitchen, ain excellent coal vault adjoining, a convenient bakktch en, with, pantry adjoining, completely, fitted up, a wine vault, coal cellar, boothouse, with ismall pav&d yard convenient offices, dcc. The premiees are well supplied with exce'llent water, and hiave a side enitrance in Quality-court ; on lease, of which II years were unexpired at Atiebhelmas last, at the low rent of 601. per annuxm. Mlay be viewed any time prior to the sale on applies. tion to the pereon in poissession, of whom particulars mav be had; also Of Sir. A. C. Bond, solicitor to the mortgagee, Ware, Herts of Air. Weymouth, solicitor, 5, Chiild's-place, TIcmjple'bar: at the Auction Mlart ; and at the offices of Mlessrs. Kimpton and Son, auctioneersi and land agents, Union-court, Old Broad-street, and at Hcrtford. V_iuable Freehold Farms atid Building Land, at and near Trewktes.. buiry, Gloeextershire.-By JOHN MIOORB, ait the Swan and Hop-pole tuins, 'Tewkesbury, on AMonday and'Tuesday, Oct. 18 aind 19, beginning each day at 12 at noon, in l'ots, jjVery capital and extenaiye Estate, upwards of 028 Acces rebold and tithie free, formerly the monastic lands of the Benedictine Abbey at Tewkesbury, and situate in the parishes of Tewke8bary, Walton-Cardiff and Ashcburcb, including the Great Abbey HoDuse, the much-iAmired Ancient Gateway, thie sites of the Monastery and Helms Castle, and the Gyaston Fiecld, on which the decisive battle bctiveen the houseR of York and Lancaster was fought;- containing eeveral desirable farms and many most elieible lota of build'ing land, being on the great road between the inorth and west of England, about 8 miles from Cheltenhamn, 16 fromi M1alvern and Worcester. and 10 from Gloceter, and near to the rivers Severn and Avon. The premnises snav be viewed on applica- tion to the auctioneer, in 'Tewkesbury, of wfiom descriptive particu. lars may be had. PaLrtioulars mnay also be had at the Star hotel, and of Mr. Alaund, surveyor, Worcester; King's Head, Gloonester; Plough and Royal hotsle Cheltenham ; White Hart, Bath ; Bush tavern, Bristol ; Min ra tavern, Birmingham ; of Mir. HJarris, solicitor, Hereford ; of Alr. 'rolley, Tlwyning, near T'ewkesbury of Air. Boodle, Lowger Brook-street, Grosvenor-square, London and of Mlr. Tanner, Little~ Cassiobutry, Watford, Herts; or at Coulson's hotel, Upper Brook-street. Warwickshire.-.Tiths Atn uxta Birmingham.-By Mlr. JOSIAH ROBIS tteAcinmr,on Trhursday, Octo- ber 28, at 12, ete toehro nteflowing two lots, and subjeci to conditostetobprdcd Lot 1. -;IDING O .AlteTithes er Tentlts of .X4 :Corn, Grain, and Puilse, late the property of Sir Lis- ter Helte, bart. arising out of lands. tewiements, o-r hereditaments. being the tnajor part of the maner of Erdington, in thc parish of Aston aforesaid, and belonging to the Right Honourable Lord Cur. zon, Right Honourable Lord Bradford, John Harrison, esq. Rev. _ Harrison, AiJas Holden, Mr. Bretti11, late Thomas and Bra. bins Butler's estates, Wyrley Birch, esg. John Chattock, esq. Thomas Birch, esq. Rev. Egerton Bagot, Richard Fowler, Mlr. Powell, Iiss filevinghbm, IIr. Fox Banner'e trustees, Standley's trustees, Fenthanm's trustees, fHenry Brook, esq. Rosabella Geast, Thomae Greensill, John Greensall, John Moss, William Hutton, Joseph Harrison, late Humaphfey Flolden, Joe. Harrison, late James's trust, John Jenkin4 John Kettle, esq. William Leonard, late John Pritchitt, Thomais otter, Mlr. Gibbins, MIr. Owen, and various other proprietors of lands, containing together 2,337a. Ir.23p. or thereabouts.-Bordesley.LJot 2. All the Tithes or Tenths of Corn, G}rain, and Pulse, afe late the property of Sir Lister Holte, bart. arising out of ands, tenements, or hereditaments6 being the major patrt of the rmanor of Bordesley, in the. parish of Aston afore. said, and belonging to. Mr. Chayles loyd, Samuel sloyd, James li'4ford, John-Jokes, William L,udlowD late Wigley, now hlr. Brooks and ot.hers; MOlr. Scudatnorer James Woolley, esq. and valius other persos,-eoneaining together 1,125a. Or. I9p. or there. about . These titbes are very productive, anising from valuable lands, and. the tenante andoccupiers of the lands take and pay for their rebpective portione of tithes without theintervention of any middle.mao. Thsey.will be old subject to limitations to the fbture born sons of tw6 gentlemen, successeely in' tail male, the one-aged 76 years and upwards, the other' 74 years and upwards, wise are both widowvers, -sithout children. For further particulars apply to The. enas Bartrum, erq. 9, Sr.Mildrad's-court, Poultry 'London, Messrs. Claridge and Yveeon; Fall-mall, Lwondon; or to 3L Josias Robins, Aston Brook, Birmussgham. Choice Cellar of Wiinee.-By Messrs. BIACHIN and OEtiN.! 'UAI, at their Auction Roomsr, 26, King.street,-Govent..garden, Tn.snorrow, Oct. 11, at 11, VHIRTY Dozen of fine Pozt, di years in bottle, 90 diozen ..Ldito, ina a182; 0 dzenfic old pale sherry, 30 dozen bron dtto a r~28 ozd lastInia Madeira. Samplesq of the wine,and atalgues ay b had at Mssrb. AMacbin and Debern- To CpiehstsandOehrs.-alubleLife I terest in the sum of X2.000. I.'~RAYTN andI VE-NTOM respectfully inform the LI ublc, ha, the LIFE INTEREtIT above mentioned io Drs'oipos'by PRIVATE COxTRtACT. Leadenhal)-striet, October 7.: Leasehold, Nnttingham-place; htehpl,Ln taix Redeemed -3y DRAYTON and VENTO a h at nWednesday' Oct. 13,'ae 12, by order *t the Poreo,wtotrsre kitchen, v.~asbhhouae, and yard; hedo eso ne neprea term of 83 years., at a ground rent of 4.pranm n ofth annual value a? 301. The house is well bIlt p0qss'an ov conoda.. ti ,oraenteel family, aiid immediateipsrso a ehd May be vewe 4 days preceding the sale ; prine prcurshad on the premises ; and of l)rnyton and Verm,actoeesand a urveyors, 97, 1Leadenhall-.street. Vole for Mliddlesex.... reodEtt, ra Pect.strect.-.. By DRAYTON an ETOMI, ut the AuctionAllart, on Wednesday, Oct. l,a 2 without regerve, by order of the Executors of Thoma Wlnson, esq. deceased, ,Respectable Freod brick-.built Dwelling-.house, -Aelgbysituate, No. 10, Great Preacotstireet, Goodman's.. fields, let on~ lease to Air. J. J7. BrandIon, at 451. per annum, end conlaiing d airy bedehazmbena, drawing1 and dinling rooms, breakfast parlotir, large entrance hall, 'and every necesary donnestic office neat gardencomnmun-icating with the Tenter-ground, Thbepremises! are in good repair, divided from the atreet by a spacious forecourt) and rAiling, and particularly adapted for the odcupation of a genteel family. Alay, be viewed 3 days previous to the sale, from 11 to 4, by tickets onlv, which with printed particulars may be hiad of Drayton and Venioma, 97, Leadenhall 9,treet ; particulars may likewise be had of M5essrs. Stokes, Swedt, and Carr, solicitors, Basiinghiall..street. Freod CIyot,ad eshl stt R nte ~counties ~ot Kant and Surrey,:_By DRAYTON and VENTOA!, at the Auction Miart1 on WVedtnesday, October 13, at 12, in 6 lots, by order of the Assgnees Lot 1 . ~2reebola Cottage and Garden, situate in the .JAii.pleasant village of litehamr, about 10 miles couth of Caniterbury and 8 miles northi of F'olkatone, in the C.ccupation of - entitling the purchaser to a vote for Oai county. Liot 2. A Copy- hold Cottage and large Garden, at Lock's Bottom, in ,he parish of Farnisorough, near Bromley, Kene, in the occupation of Thomnas Penfold, at 71.7g. per annum. Lot 3. Two newly erected Copyhold Cottages, with gardensi, adjoining lot 2, in the occupation of Jamnes Pointer and Richard Waliker, at an annual rernt amounting to 131. Lot 4. Six timber-built Cottages, wvith gardens, alan about en acre and a quarter of exicellent land, used as an orchard and well planted, contiguous to lots 2 and 3, in the occupation of Gregorv and others, prod ucing an ainnual rent of 661. anid held oni lease f-or 50 years, ait a ground rent of 201, leaving a net rental of 461. ; land tax redeemed. Lot 5. An excellent brick built Rouse, with baker's shop, eligibly situate, 9, Garden-row, London-road, near the Elephant and Castle, let on lease for the whole term to a very respectable tenant, at 451. and held on lease for 15 years, at 301. producing an improved rent of 151. Lot 6. Two Plots of valuable Building Ground, held for 73 years, at a peppercorn, desirably situate fronting the South-Ville road an Lark-all new road, near WandsworthI each containing 25 feet front and back, by a depth ot 111 feet &nd 94 feet, possessing thegreat advantalge otf atrontage to each road.Thshoesaci godrepair, well tertanted, and are peculiarly eligible as an invest- ment. Mfav be viewed by leave of the tenantis; printed particularn had f Ar. aycok, lehin; ounainCanterbury; Royal hotel. Margte ;Whie Hat, Bomly; GeenMan, Blacklheateb; Spread Eagl, Wndsort ; orn, Konigton ; of Mdessrs. Freeman andHealicte,solcitrs o te cmmssion, 47, Coleman-street at te ofics ofDratonand entm.,97,Leadephall-streat ; and Kent aLnd Sussex.-..Valuable Mlansion, wyith 920 Acres of Land, Land Tax redeemed.-By DRAYTON and VENTOAI, at the Auction Atlart, on Wednesday, October 13, at 12, by, order of the Executors under the trusts of the will of Jesse Gregson, esq. deceased, in 18 lots. Lot 1. . Valuable Freehold Estate, knowtn as Mloor A.TIHouse, situate in the pleasant village of Hawkhurat, in the county of Kent' comprising a modern capital brick built family mansion, with slated roof, erected within the las t14 years, under the suiperintendence of a surveyor of eminence, without restriction, presenting a handsome uniform eleivation, approached by a lawn, with carriage sweep and portico ; the back front opening to a stone terace wth vrana xtedig oerthe same. On the principal floo isa sacius ntrncehal an vetibule supported-by pillars; handome awan roo comunictingwith a conservatory, eating ant biliad romsof lage imesios,library, and breakfast par- lou. O th fist loo ar 4 estbeiooms, with dressing rooms 4nd patent water closet. On the secd floor 4 seconaary chamnbers atnd 3 store rooms. Trtie domestic arrangement embraces offices of Itte usiual description, vwith 2 servants' chamiberg. The outbuildings consisAt of briewhouse, lau-ndry, stabling for 7 horses, harness rooms, double coachhonise, with lofts and men servanits' rooms over. De. tached are the erections of dairyman's house, 5. cottages, cow and cart lodges, open stable, piggeries, mnushroom house, and every other requisite building ; together with 116 acres -of richi arabI c, pasture, and wood land, iii a h igh state of cultivation, the whole within a 'ring fence. '1'he house is surrounded by thriving plantations, pleasure and framing grounds, 2 fiahponds, handsome lawn, pyoducsive flower and = .tce gardens enclosed by brick walls ; is seated on an eminencc conarndig most delightful and picturesque views of the surround- ing s-cenery, and of a finely wooded, rich, and fertile country ; is distant about 3 miles from Flimnwell, 5 from Crainbrook, 3 and a halt from Sandhurst, 5 fromn Roberteibridge, 10 front Tenterden, 14 from *1'onbridge, 19 front Hastings 20 from Mlaidetone, and 48 froim Lon- don ; and universally allowe to be the mioat perfect and desirable of the desceription in the counity, as the residence of a gentleman ; 4,0001. may rematin on mortgzage, and immediate possession mnay he had. Lot 2. A Freehold Estate, ealled Canals, in the parishes of Hawk. hurst and Sailhurst, contiguous to lot 1, comprising 23 aicres of hop, arable, apd wood land, with a stone built cottage thereon, possessing the peculiar advantage of a strong chelybeate spring, of the same properties as those of Tronbridge WVells Thiia estate has a vote for Kent and Sussex. Lot 3. A Freehold Estate, called Ease Heath Farm, adjoining MVoor Hlouse Lands, in the parish of Hawkhuirst, comprising 104 acres of hop, arable, pasture, and wood lands, with superior farmhouse, 2 cottages, oahttbnuse, and other buildings thereon. Lot 4. A Freehold Estate, called Thorps end Stream Farm, in the road from Hawkhur8t Mloor to Sandhurst, contsisting of 51 acres of hop, arable, pasture, and wood land, with fArmnhouse and other buildings thereon. Lot 5. A Freehold Estate, calledi Little Wigsell, in th parisihes of Sailhurst and Bodiam, in the county of Sussex, con- taining 242 arcrs of hop, ar.sble, pasture, and wood land, with farm- house, cottage, oasthouse, and other buildings ; 3,0001. mnay remain on mortgaVe. Lot 8. A Freehold Estate, tithe tree, called Redlands, contzining lOS acres of hop, aratbIe, pasture, and wood4 land, in the parish of Sailhurst, on the east aids of the towni of Robertsbridge, in the cuny ofSusex, withi excellent farmhouse., osathouse, and other bIl 'ding, th .Ie occupation of Mr. Samruel Weeks. Lt7 TIlinree Freehold`tand Cellhold Cottages, near the church, at Hawk- hurst. Lot 8. A F'reehelid House, conitiguous to lot 7, with 12 acres of arable and pasture land, with cottage, barn, and buildings thereon, in the occupatian of lmrsJesse Gregon. Lot 9. A Freehold Housec and hMalting, with 8 acres of land, with a fishpond, adIjoining lot 8, in thec tenure of Sren and Piper. Lot 10. Two Copihold Cot.. tapges, adjoining" lnei'awhur1st Moor, with large garden, in the tenure of Hopkins anid Roberts. Lot Il. A Freehold Cottage, with garden, biounded by-the road from the bloor to Highgate, in the tenure of Richard Piper. Lot 12. A Freehold Estate, called Bisihops, in the parishes of Cranbrook and Hawkhiurst, contiguousi to the turn pike.. road, consisting of1125 arcrs of hop, arable, pasture, and wood land, witht farmhouse, oasthouste, and other buildings, in the occupation of .M1r. Kemp. Ltot 13. A Freehold Estate, called Stone Mlarsh, in the parish of Store, in the Isle of Oxiney, in the county of Kent, within. 9 miles of Rye, containing 52 acres of excellent pasture land in .5en.. closures. Lot 14. A Freehold Estate, adjoining the preceding lot called Stone Marsh, consisting of 14 acres of urable land, in the te. nure of Alr. Springett. Lot 15. A Freehold Estate, known as East M5aytom-s, in the parish of Rolvenden, with In 4 milesi of Tenterden, consisting of 24 acres in 3 enclosures. liot 18. A Freehold Eatate, in the parislh of Ninfield, in the county of Sussex, in the occupation of'Alr.LandBell, consisting of 22acre8 of arabia, pasture, and meadow lantl, with farmhouse and other buildings thereon. Lot 17. A Copy- hold Colttage, in the parish of Heathfield, in tilt counity of Sussex, called Littfls Smiths, in the tenure of iMr. Jarman. Lot 18. A FreeoldandCopyoldEstte, n te prish ot Waldron, in Sussex, knon a Shrp' Coner cotaiing16 acres of arable, meadow, pasar, ad oodlad, n he ccpatonofMr. Golelsmith, batl1 may e iwedby tcket, wich ithprarticulars may be had of Messg. regsn ad Fnnerau,solci~tors, Angel-court, Tlirog- morton-street,Lodnadth rentainn propearty by permissiion of the teniants. Pitdprcuarsha at the Queen's Head, FHawkliurst ; Hran Hods, Fliinel; George, Craobrook Swan, Sandhurst ; George, Rbertebride Woolpack, Tenterden; George, Rye ; the Sussex Hotel, Toorde W`ells; ftona and Crown, Tonbridge; Fountain, Canterbuy Bell, laidstone; Swan and Castle, Hastings; George, Battle; Star, Lewes; Chcquersl, Lamberhurst ; Crown, Sevenoaks; George, Farnboroughi ; the White Hart, Bromley ; Greeni Man, Blackheatnh; of Mir. Wilisher, survevor, Hurst's-green ; at the Auction AMart; and of Drayton and Ventom, 97, Leadcnhall..street, where plans of the properly may be inspreted. Mlodern Household Furniture, a Billiard Table, 1,500 Ounces of Pl.ate, iowlingpleces, Paintings by Ittlorland, scarce Printsl, ex- tesie ibrary of valuable Books, 300 Dozen of choice NVines Wardrobe of Ifine Table and Bed Linen, Chiina, Glasst, ean Greenhouse Plants, Riding Horses, Mlilch Cows, Chiaise, flar- ne.ss, anid Effect, y DRAYTON and VENTOM. on the- Premises, Mloor H1ouse, Uawkhurat, Kent, on Tuesday, Oct. 19. and 5 following days, at 11 precisely each day, SundayKexcapted, by order of the Executors of Jease Gregsoln, esq. deceased. HE Furniture consists of malhpgany 4-post bedsteads, T with rich chintz furnitures, gooae.feath6r beds and bedding, ladies and gentlemen's winged and- aingle wardrobes, chestA of drawers, large size pier and dressing glasses, chintz and moreen window curtains, Turkey and Brussels carpets, S winged library bookcases pedestal sideboard billiardutable II feeet 9 inches by 8 feet 2, mabogany and japanned cbairs and sofas, sets of patent din- ing, sofa, card, loo, and' pembroke tables, pianoforte, rich cut glass lusures and chimney ornamaents, 1,500 ounces of plate, valuable library of hooks of about 1,000 volumes of the choicest works, among which are:-the Beauties of England and WVles; Sheridan's Swift; Annual Register, from 1758 to 1823; Bncycloptedia Britan- nica; Graphic Works of Hogarth; Edinburgb Review, from 1812 to the p esent period; Blair's and Paley's Works; Repository of Artb and Atanufactures; Grose's Antiquities ; Botanical Alagazine complete;-Westminster Abbey;. the WYorks of Scott, Gibbon, Johnson, Sbakspeare, aldRobertson; British Bssayist, &c.; 300 dozen of Claret, East 1pdia ladeira, Hocit, Port, Sherry, and Teneriffe, the greater parl 15 years in bottle; 20 dozen fine flavoured rum, wardrobe of fine real damask table and bed linen, rich cut glass, dinner, dessert, and tea service;, superior collection of green- iouse plants, 2 riding horses, dennet and harness, 6 milcla cows, 2 br'eeding sows, 7 store pigs, brewing and dairy' utensils garden im- plements, and a variety of effects. Mlay be vieed on Saturday and Ionday preceding tbe sale, and etalog-uies heLd on the premises, at Is. each, to be returned to purchasers; and of Drayton and Ventom, 97, Les4Mnhall-steect. -Yo~ehee.~l2e~whole Town of 7Wethetby,, zan eitensive nod valuable Estinte of 1L,309 Acreis ssarrounding itL'By Afeesrs. KDRIVERr at the Town Ra1j.at Wetherby, on londaLy, Oct. i-i, and 3followipc days, at 1ll'ach dlay, in 170 lotsi and in the direct lines of comnmunicauion, between L-eeds and yorlr, and Harrowgate and York. dirtant ferom Leeds 24 mailesr, York 14 milees, and Ferry.bridge 16 -miles; - omprifmg the two pasting.. houses and large iznns, 3 other inns, 7 public houses, ixteesive water coramills, brewery, warehouses, nearly 2001 dvVelling.houses, and cottages; some very- eligible antI delightful sites for biulding, on the banks of the very beautifutl River Wharf, which for I mfle and a half formi the desirable boundary to tileeistate near the town ; also the valuable MAinor, co-extenstive with the township, with the Clourts Baron and Last, quit rents, Stolls of Aiure, the satllage and piccange of. the markets, rents anod profita of' tht shambles, and all ,other righter members, a-nd appuirtenzances; tozesher with an exten- sive Freehold Estate, containing upwards of 1,30a acres, comsprising the valuable landl and farms, most advaatageously siitUate, coati- puous to and entirely surrundiog the town of WVetherby: the wkole of which desqirable propertY is of the estimFated value of nearly FIVE THOUSAND POUiNDS PEER ANNUAI, and in thoe ocupatior of yearly tenants. Printed apecifieations, with eneraved plans anntexed, may be had at, -the Angel and Swani innsr Wetherby; York tavern and the George, York; the 4Hotel ana King's Arms Leeds; Granby. Hlarowgate; the Antgel, Ferry.. bridge. of Air. Robert Dicksor, LoDndesbornugh, near'IMarket WVeighton ; at the Auction-mart, liondon;, anid Of' rlAessr. Drirer., surveyors and land agents 13, New Bridges-street, London. Tw_elve Acres of Building Ground5, in the Village of Lee, near Black-heath, part of Lee-place Estate.-..By Metasm. DRIVERt, at the Auction-mart, on Friday, October 22, at 12, in ten lute, without any reserve, ENmost eligible Lots of' Freehold Building Ground, veydelightfully situate, in the most beautiful Part of the much' admire fvllae of Lee, near 812ckheath, and 6 miles from London, being the ornamental site of 12 acres, forming the rich paddock aniti ground hitherto attached to Lee-placeftMansion, the ancient residence of the Boon famlly. The landhbcsbeen disposed intomoat desirable lots of variou quazntities, from half aLn acre to one acre anod a holf aeab, and in One instance of above 3 acres, includinsa the picturraue island and handsome niece of water: she whole oFfering most eligi-. ble sites for building, the situation being universally admired, arid the viewts overShootee's-hill and avich country, pecaliarly intereatdng, whiilst all needful accommodation is Procured from the convenitnca or stages to London at every hour. Printed specifications, wiith en- gravdplas anexe, ma be ad t th Gren Ilan, B1ISckhtath : Lion ad Lam, Lewsham:Ship,Grecaich; iger's Heall, L_as- land ageats, 13, New Brides-street.,vByacsfaaid. corn, i xod By Wi. FISHER, at the Mlitre Inn, Oxfuze4 on Aoda, ct I, at 6, under conditions of isele thooa.~2 be produced ALL those extensive andl important Premnises, irs the ..A..centre. of the High-street, Oxford, latelv in the occupation of' Sir. Alessenger, upholstere r nad cabinetmak-er, by whom and hip. predecessors this business has been carried on for nearly half aL century. The premises may be viewed, and further ptirticularg obtained of the auctioneer, or ir. C. Dudley, solicitor, bDth Of Oxfor4. Immediate possession may be haLd. StOCK Of B5ooks Popular Periodicals, Plays, &c. by order -of the Assignees of Mr. Duncombe, Little Qaeen-streer, Holborn, book- seller and publisher, a bankrupt..-By Mr. SAUNDERS, at his Great Roomn, 39. Fleet-street, To-morrow, OcL. 2, at half past 12 precisely, VlOM,~PRISING a miscellaneous Assmblage of Books, magaine, prioica pubicaion, icluingthe Hive, with thecopriht,Potfoio f iteatre,Mirorof heStage, Kerr'a Ancint Lgend, Mnchasen' traels Legnd o Motrose, IVis's Exchque, Adentres f aVentilouist, Budget o fMerrimenit. with the ood-uts,coppr-pltes,&c. TIo be viewed zn6. Household Furniture, handsome Timepiecest, Eirh~t-dayClock, st, Square Pianofortest, &c.-By Mr . BOURNE, at his spaciouis Rozoms, 130, Long..aere, Titis DAky, at 12, N Asseinblage of' modern Hiousehold Furniture, comn- A prising a capital mahogany 8screasire, mahbogany high press bedsteads, fourpoos and tent bedsteade, featherbeds andc bedding, double and single cheats of drawers, pier and chimney, glasses, Brus- sels and Kiddermiinsrer carpets, mahoganv parlour chairsq, dining, pembrolce, card, and sofa tables, asofas,'floorcloth, stoves. book- binider's press, cutting presses, brewing utensils, 1510 busihel baslketsl,. door mats, &c. Slay he vicwed and catalogues had at the Auctima Office, 130, Longz-acre. VPadtnall Hall` Estate, in the Parishi of' Barking, Essex, a valuable Freehold Property, delightfully situnat on the vergze of Hainxlt Forest, about 4 miles from Rnmford and 11 fromn London.-BY' R. PEA KR, at the M1art, on Fridaty, October 15, at 12, without reserve, A.(,ormpact anDf very desirable Freehold Estate, consist.. stager a capital spacious and substantial brick built residence, containinig numerous convenient bedchambers, parlours. kitchen., washhouse, cellars, &c. ; a detac'hed 2-stall stable, chzisehonse,. cowbouse, barn, poultryhouse, and various outbuildinFgs; warm farmnyard, 15 acres of rich arable and pasture land, 2 acre of orchard anid garden grozund abundantly stocked with c-hoice fruit trees, an allotment of wood, and veriy extensive- forest rig hts be-. lugng thereto. Part of the estate is .in ru hn,ad part lee to Air. ToZdd, a respectable tenant, whose term expires at Alithaelmas, 1828, at a loiv renat of 501. per annum. To be viewed a-,y day previous to the sale. Particulars may be had on tile premises ; also at the 'White Hart, Romford ; King's Head, Stratfoed; at the Avuction Mlart, Llndom i of Win. Yatman, eaq. solicitor, Arundel-. stet, Stranad. and a,f .. Peake, auctioneer, 158, M5ark-ln,ad Waltham Abbey, Essex. &elvedon, Essex.-A valuable Freehiold Residenre, with Sta-ble, Chalsenouse, Yard, excellent Garden. &c.-By R. FEAKE, at, she Auction Alart, on Friday, Oct. 15, trithoutreserve, AVery desirable Freehold Estate, comprising a respect- ACXable an d moderin built haouse, containing 4 principal chees'. hers, fitted with numerous closets, store rooms, Spacious landing room stircse, andomedinig rom,nest breakfast purlour, hall entrnee pavd ktche, wth srvats'staircase, weashbonse, And goodcelarsforwin en ber, yad wth pump of excellentt water, a sabl, caishone, nd hed a eatfore court, shrubbery, and an excelentgardn wel stckedwithchc productive fruit trees ; she woe in the occupation of MrAl rrw h is under an agreement to quit, at Afichnelmas next-hL saei eigtul lcdwt an excellent front-ge on the sieoa tera neryopstSie4 milesatone, in the beet part of the respectable, pesn,admc admired town of Kellredon. only .3 miles from Cgeh,4fo Withamn, 10 from Colchester, and 12 front Chelmsfrd and coaches pass the house to cud from London several times a day. To be viewed by leave of the tenatnt any day previous, to the sale ; particu- lars mar be had on the premises ; also at the Swan. Kelvedon~ Cups, Col1ehesse,,r Black Boy, Chelmaford ; White H4art, Romford; of J-V" ae,eq.slctr uen-square, London ; and CIE R1. Peaks, auctioneer, 68, Mark-lnea, L-ondon, a,nd Waltham-aibbey, gr5tex. Valuable Fioeesold and Leasehiold Estates in Stoffordshire and Shropashire.-..By Mlr. WIYLEY, at the Phmnsoi inn, in Drayton. in Hales, in the county of Salop, or, Friday, Oct. 15, at 4 in the atternoon, stubject to co;nditions, TBH following valuable Estates, situate iin the parish Tof Cheswardine, in the county of SAlop, and in the Staffordl. shire part of the patish of Drayton in Hales, with the Leasehold Rectory of Adhaston, ini the county of Sraffbrd, in the folloseitig lots :-I,ot l. One undivided third parr of the Manor or ljordship of Cheawardine, extending over upwards of 4,500 acres,~ with the clhief rents, royalties, and appurtenancesi; the entirety of' a capital mansionhouse, called The Hill (at Present in ani unfinished State), with the offices, walled garden, pleasure ground, wood lands, plan. Cain nd waters, with sundry eligible farmns and tenements lying contiguous thereto, nearly in a ring fence, let to repectable tenanP lying within the parish of Cheswardine and the Staffordshire Part Of the parishl of Drayto- in Halos, and containing in the whele l,400a. 2r. l3p. or thereabouts. The whole of this lot is freehold exrcept one smnall field, containing la. 2r. 18p. whick is lease- bold for the rematinder of a term of 1,000 Years. Lot 2. A mnost desirable Mlessuage or Farm, situate in the viilage of Chesrwardine, with suitable outbuildings, containing in the whole l0Sa. 2r- 7P- or thereabouts, and now in the occeipation of jjr. George Andrewit with a dwelling-house, wheelwright's shop, garden, and yard ad- joinir,g, in the occupation of Joseph fBoaghe', containinlg together 2r. 22p. or thereabouts. Lost3. Anew built Dwelling-house, in the village of Cheswardinc, with a good garden adioi'ning, now inl the occupation of Eleanor Bate, containing 20 perchesor thereabouts. A dwelling-house with the outbuildings, gardeis, uan land adjolin- ing, in the, village of Cheswa-rdine, in the occuPation Of James Jonies and Wrn. Williams, and containing together la, Or. SOp. Or thereabouts. Lot 4. A Piece of rich AMeadiow Land, called abe Five L-ane Ends Croft or Little Mleadow, containing 2e. SiP. Or thereabouts, now in the occupation Of Wmn. Williamsi. Lot 5. A piece of Mleadow Lasid, called the Mlarsh Meadow, in the occupa- t,ot of Wirn. Williams, containing 2r. -35p. or thnereabouts. Lot 6. A Dwelling..house, with outbuildings, garden, and 3 Pieces Of e-x- cellent meadiow land, in the orcupation of Joseph Naggillton, con- taining 3a. &r. 23Ps. or thereabouts. Lot 7. The Rectory, Prebend, or Parsonage Of Adhesion, in the county of 8tafford, wish all cI. tsar of tithes arising from off upwards of 2,50 acres of feetile'fad5 chiefly arable, situate in th'e several towrnships of AdhiuAtip, Bishops Offlesy, Tunstall, ana Flashbrook, in thesame paishl, he'ld under a lease granted by the Dean of [,ichsfleld, for 21 yeorst fromi the 29th day of Decemnber. 1821. Adhesion is situate itDa PIaSL~Ic55. part of the county, of Stafford, distant frorn talte~dl0 nilell, from gcclelshall and Newport 4 miles, and frqrm New`castle 12 mailes. ThE estates in the parishes of Draytqn and Cdheewardine are delightfully situate, -the land in gonerajoW excellent quality, and the areckki4 payments rermarkl4bly Zagy. These estates lie absout 4 'miles floR Mraydtort and 7 from Newport aind Eccieshiall. Mr.-a' hons cr ept vwithin 6 mie,adthe Cheshire fobyostnd~ it within distance. The proposed rail road from Birmsngjlim tO 6.e verpool is exr.erted to pass -within a few miles o0 the etstaes. Mr. Spendelow, land surveyor, of, Cheswardine, wik appont a person tc show the lotE. Printed particulars may beh'hed oj Mr. Spendelow ; Messrs. &enbow, Alban, end {enbow, jjincolns-ivn, London; M Wvle3; Admaston, near Wellington, Stiropshirc; orof MDr. Pfgbt, 8oDlCitor, Market Drayton, with each of whom niaps of the estates are deposited. At the Broker's Warehouses, A,ldersgnte-strect,. on Thursday the 14th and Friday she 10th inst. as II for 12 precisely, without re serve, by order of the Assignees, 5'JqHE largo and genuine Stock in Trade (in prime eonditionl of M ers. Bobert antd George Wise, of Woot street ansd Leeds, manufacturers and merchants, bankruipts, con- sisting of 650 Pieces Shalloons, Moreens, 32 Pieces Fancy and Tartan and C1imancpe p S tuffs 400 -ChecketffigaredStuffe 8. Carnation atdStrtpcd and Tartan Plaids Plalds 160 - Bombazets and Bom. 50 L_ladies'Clotb1 basins 69 Satins,SarceneCtS,and 1i0 - Cassinets, Toilineta, Lurestrings Printed Quiltiigs, o - Cloaltings and Ialencia 150 Cloaks With sutdry Norwiils Crapes, Italian Nets, Crape Scares, &c. 'ro be viewed from Monday the 11th to the time of sale, from 9 o'clock until 5, at tbe .Broker's Warehouses, Alder3gat-tract, at which time catalogues may be had of - THOMAS FELDOWS, Sworn Broker. Promat two months. SALES BY AUCTION.