Sales By Auction.
Plate, Gold and Silver Yiatchea, 0Gold Seals and Keya, Jewel- lery, very fine Guns and Pistols, A Clock, superfine Cloth, Knives and Forks, &c.-Bv Mesirs. ROBINS, at their Rooms, Piazz t, C.vent-garden.. on iVednesday'next and 2 following days, at 12. YTSEFUL Plate, isa 3 quart tankards, chasetl coffee pot, 'U tea pots and stands, sugar basins, cruet stands, pint mugs, spoons, forks, and ladies, 120 gold and silver watches, bell repeaters 60 gold seals and keys, opera glasses. jewellery, diamond rings an3 locltet, very fiae double gune, 2 pigeon guns, pistols, dozens of knives and forks, capital superfine cloth, sheeting, ell wide print, silks, laces, shawls pclieses, capital great coats, WVellington ditto, trousers, featber bea.s, &c. M4ay be viewed, and catalogues had at thc rooms. Shells, Minerals, &c.-By Air. THOMAS, at kis Great Room, 38, King-street, Covent-garden, on Thursday, Oct. 28, and fol- lowing day, 2t half'past 12 pnnctnally, 4 Collection of British' and Foreign Shells, Mdinerals, A fossils, corals, madrepores, South Sea curiosities, and many intereating natural and artificial productions, being the fourth part of the stock of anreminent naturalist. Mlay be viewed on Wednas. day, and catalogues had at the room. By DI essrs. J. and G. SHAtPt at the Auction Alart, on Thursday, - ~~~~~Octr-28;a~t 12, A BOUT 1,000 Carat5 of Itough Diamonds, Oriental I. picco and seed pearls recently imported, brillianta, rubies, emeralds, turquoisen, roug? 'chrysolites, amethysta, &c. To be viewed the day prceedihfg and morning of sale, when eatalogues may be had at the Auction Mart ; the Bank coffiehouse; and at the broker's, 32, WiRckester-street. King-street Holborn.-A smail (jellar ot' superior tVines, including fine OId 6ort, Sherry, Madeira, old HoEik, and Sauterne.-By lMr. ALGAR (late with Messrs. Robins), 4t his Spacious Rooms, 9, K'ng.street, flolborn, To-morrow, Octdber 26, at 12, under peculiar circumstances, 1?IGHTY l ozen of fine old Port, vintage 1820; 80 EA dozen superior flavoured Sherry; 80 dozen fiie astn and West lndia Mladeira, old Hock, and Sauterne. MAay be tasted this day and morning oF sale; and samples, with catalogues, had at the rDoms. To Cabinet-makers and Otriers.-Seven Hundred.-Sne Spanish Curl Veneers.-By Air. EDW. IIMANSELL., at hi8 Auction Room, 36, London.wall, opposite Mloorgate, Ta-morrow, at 11, SEVEN Hundred well seasoned Spanish Veneers and . curis of various widths,also afew Suanish and Honduras boards, lotted suitable for large or small purchnsers. Alay be viewed on Monday and morning of sale; and cataloguea had of the auctioneer, &c. 35, Lnndon-wall. B-y Mir. CAMPION., at his Auction Rooms, 170, Bishopsgate- street, Te^morrow, at 11, A Nexcellent Assortment of Unredeemed Property, cem- .LL prehending gold, silver, and metal watches, plate, and plated goods, very superior rings, brooches, pins, and otiler fine jewellary gold chains, seals and ke s, guns, pistols, and cutlqry, cut glass anl chinna laces, muslins bco., table, and Irish linens, hose, carmbrics, shawls, handkerchies., cloths, and kerseymeres, ladies and gentle- men's prime wearing apparel, carpets, rugs, blankets, feather beds, household furniture, and other effects, illetdged with a number of re- spectable pawnbrokers, which is shown m the catalogues, at the view, in the roomR. To Tavern and Cotf'eehouse Keepers, Pubijcaws, &c.-By JOHN LANGDON. on the Premises, the Three Crowns Tavern, near the Hospital, ,Orcenwich, To-morrnw, Oct. 26, and following day, at 12, by dtrection of the Sheriff of Kent, VTHE genuinie Hblsehold Furniture, fixtures, linen, .L china, glass, 200 ounces of plate, and stock in trade. The furniture compriscs 4-post and field bedsteads, goose and other beds and bedding, the usual assortment of cabinet articles, excellent kitehervarequisites of the best quality, &c. The stock consists of a hogshead' of sherry in the wood, and 109- dozen of East India Mladeira, Port, Sherry, Claret, and Burgundy of superior gualities4 brandy, runt, bottled ciderq porter, &c. 'The desirable Lease of the adjoinins House-, yard, rnd stabling will be sold in the firat day's -ale. Po be viewed, and catalogues had; also of John Lang- don, Broadway, near Ludgate-hill, and Blackheath-hill. Forteited Pledges.-By Mlr. JAi'ES HARRIS, at his Itooms, 12, Gracechurch-street, on Wednesdayj Oct. 27, and following day, at 12 precisely, A Valuable Astd6tanea1t of #nteeemrndi Vrollerfy, dotn- 1Z sittilng of many excellent ghld repeating and plain watches numerous silver and metal watches, clocks, fine gold neck and watch chains, seals, trinkets, &.c. * sundry jewellery set with bril- liants, pearls, &c.; plate in a great variety of useful and ormamental articles, fowlingpieces, pistols, cutlery, plated wares, desks, dressing case, best superfine cloths, kerseymeres, cords, stuff's, poplins, bombasins, muslins, silks, cambricti, shawls, laces, handkerchiefs, ladlie,' and gentlemen's primie apparel, table and bed lineni feather beds, bedding, bed furnitures, carpetti glasses, drawers4 dhaire, and great diversity of other articles. .lay be viewed to-mo?row and dys of sale. Genteel HouSehold Furniture, Grund Pianoforte, Double Barrel (iun, and Effects.-1By AMr. CR(OK, on the Premises, 25 Duke. strpet, Great Oeorge-street, Wfstminmler, To-morrow, ?)cr. 26, at 11 preciRely, on account of the tiurnber.of lots, LL the genteel ,Househoid 'Furniture, Chinaj Glass, A and Effects, cotmprising lofty 4-post and other bedsteads with chiniz hangings, prime goose bedos and bedding, secretaire and bookcase, chest ofdrawee;s pier and chimney glasses, mirrors, set of diningtablesimahliaanyditilbg and otherchairs. drawing room suit in ctirdinsb chairs5j coichert'-sofa, and othet tables, grand pianoferte by Brodeyip, a equsre ditto by Bland, Brussels carpets ball chairs. dial, china, glass, kitcher articles, and a variety of effecte. May be viewed this day and notning of sale when catalogues mray be had on the premises; and' of M{r. Croo'k auctioneer, Skinner-street, Snow-hill. Ilicester and Soulderri, Oxtordshire.-By Mr. CLEMTENTS, at the King's Arms Inn, in Bicester,on Fri4ayt October 22, between the bourga of S and7 in the afternoon, in.' lots, t HE following Eitates.:-Lot 1. All that substantial OL brickbulilt' lesAsuage or Tenement, sashed, slated, and in good repair, comprising a large shop and parlour in front, a sittingK room be in , 7 bedt chaf'ibers, attics, anl a cellar; a detacihed kitchen, breshouse, washhouse, warehoasep, atable, and 2 gartlens (one en. dosed with a wall),' aitaite. nearrthe market place in Bicester afore, said, late 'in the odcupation of' M. Willfamn Foster, grocer, de- ceased. This lot is delireble. for thet business of a grocer or for any other trade or busineas, and is fit tof,n private family; arid well woTth notice.; The late pfopaietar, the said WVm. Foster, and his father before hiin, carried,on the grocery ba&ineia successfully for tspwards of 50 years.' Ea'rl possessio' ma'be 'had. hould the purchaser be a grocers it is exipteel-h wil1 tae the stoek in trade at a valua- ton. Lot K 1A'CIQeotIn&tosid o.r06%nd of good Land, aituate in Souldern afore'kaid,` b6it'6 mires .fronm Iicester, containing 10 acres or therembouits -ahe ' ej u ipatis ' Mr, W.in, Minn, as tenant to, the said latte' i'm.' Fos'sv. Por tilrLher 1articulars aply to, -Mr' DavIs, surgeon', fi~r. P0}illi'ps'lrewver, (I te executore of the said Wrn. Fo'st&t) ;"o'rSbM. 'Wa vlfiora, Eoittor, of. Bicestar aforesaid.; N. B. All' praosn iodpbjSte to the esiate of the said. Wns. Eoster are rcquc;ed;t~tq' p.4i'thei;r dec'l to the said. executQrS; ndi thlose~ persons who h'ave deniau'as; ?g3 the~ ~a ; wta tr1e,ired tQ el1d the Barn! t~ tc'aid ex0. s -! 11o Atd*7etf Pniblicas Prtvate tia'tt" ait OheShDia r A t1 nStAtrMBli, MITCH-ELL, on the Premisev, Chamn.. *-beelsinIg Whi-tfj 1r1ey4stret Tolno1icif (Yj 2l, sd i : i !eHREE Hesodred Barrdb' of very fine'flaVoifed'A1&e J. and Stout,rir 80 lots fo theconvenierce of private familiesri nd the trade, being the remaining part of a sttock intended for exporta- tion, but in colsyquenee of the order being countermanded, wilt be sold without the Icast rescrve, Catalogues may be had at the Angel Inns,1slington ald Edmonton - New Globe, Mile.end; Garra- way's; and of MEr. Mllitcbell7, Nortonfalgate. Houehold Furniture, Glas Bottles for Pickles and Sauces, and Effects, I,eadenhall-street..IBy Mr. BARNES, at the Sale Ronans, 28, Leadenhal1 street, on Wednesday, Oct. 27, at 11, JHF, genuine Household Fumiture, iron chest, secre- taire, nd effect8s removed from a gentleman's houte at Bow, comprising mnahsgany bedsteads and furnituie, goosefeather beds, clean bedding, wardrobe, chests of drawers, secretnire bookcase, dining, card, and pembroke tables, mahogany and japanned chairs, glasses, curtains, Brussels carpets, table and bed linen, a-few books, china, telescope, fowling piece, saddle, garden roller, kitchen requi. sites, and numnerous eff'cts alep, the stock at glass pickle and sauce bottles of every de6cription- i'o be viewed the day preceding and morning of sale, when catalogues may' be hca. sf Mr. arnes; 33, F ench arch-ssre'ett Edwards.trreet,: Portmant.sq ure.-Capital House and Furniture.- By Mlr. FENNER, on the Premiset, No. 6, To-morrow,Occt. 26, and following davs at 12, TtE7HE valuable Lease -of the excellent Family House, held for 14 yeatrs a;. a low rent, in good repair, and contain- ing 3 rooms upon a floor, with ample accommodation for a large family, an,l epecially desirable both in point of extent and Situa- tion for a bouse of business, the sittlitiob for respectability and cen- tral advantages being unrivalled at the west end of the town. On the eame and fellowing day will be sold the elegant substantial and us eful furniture, the detail of which ceorpreheiids the accoatomed description of cabinet ana upholstery articles. Tlhe house may be viewed by tickcets till the sale, and the furniture public-ly on ion- day the 25th; and catalogues (at dd. each) had or Mr. Penner, 14, Wigmare-street, Cavendith-equare. Reveraion in 2,0001. Sterling, Lbife PolicIei a simall Leasehold Estate, Bermondaey, Surrey.-By Mr. SOUTHEY. at Ozr- raway'sl on Thureday, Oct. 28, at 12, by order of the Executors of .llr. William Whittle Ellis, in2 lets, Contingent Reversionary Interest in ?2,000 Sterling, 1As v hich the purchaser will become entitled to, provided a Gen- tlernan now 29 ears of age survives a Lady aged 61, with a Policy -ssf lnsurance of the vender's life against the Ludy'si; and a Lease- hold Estate, situate No& 114, 115, and 116, Long-lane, Flermoad- sey. Surrey, anid 2 tenements in the rear, let at renta amounting to 731. 12s. per annurm. Mfay be viewed till the sale; particulars had at Garraway'o; of Messrs. Drew and Sons, Bermond ey; &ad of h1r. Sonihey. 191. 'rTooey.street. Destrable ieasnold investmnnts, ren.- roic._By Mr. SO U `TkII1_ at Garra-way's, on Thursday, Oct. 28, at 12, in 2 lots, OUR substantial brick built Leasehold Dwelling- F1 houses, with shops, poBscesing excellent accommodations for respectable families, as well as suitable conveniences for carrying on business, situate Nos. 15, 16, 17, and 18, Devonshire-buildings, Great Dover-roati, leading from St. George's church to the Kent- road, 3 of which are on lease, and for which premiums have been given, the whole producing a rental of 2001. per annum; held under St. Bartholomew's IHospital for 66 years fronm Christmas next, at a rent of 281. per annum, and 4 brick built Leasehold Houses, being Nos. 37, 38, 39, and 40, Hlunter-street, Old Kent.road, opposite the Bull Inn, containing each 4 bedchambers, 2 parlours, kitchen, and garden, in the several occupations,of Mtessrs. WVyatt, Whetton, Blackburn, and Hatch, tenants at will, at rents amounting tolO01.per annum; held for 47 years, at a ground rent of 201. Alay be view- ed with leave of the tenants till tbe sale, aud particulars had at the Bull inn, (Great Dover-road; of hMessrs. Clutton and Carter, siolicitors, High-street, Southwark; and of Air. Southey, 191, Tooley.streec. Farming Stock, 40 Head ot Fat Cattle, 200 Siep, 6 Horse, and Colts Houschold Furniture, &c. Winkfleld Berks.-By Messrs. WAi LTERS and Co. on the Premises, late Batson's Farm, at Winkfield.plain, near Windsor, on Wednesday, Oct. 27, at 11 precisely, bv order of the Executors, T HIRTY-ONE fat Bullocks and Heifcrs, 9 mileh T cows and calves, a young bull, about 200 fine Gloceseer and Seuth Down sheep and lambs, 3 excellent cart horses, a colt, pigs, poultry, and brewing uten6ils; also the Household Furnituire, con. sisting of 4-post and field bedsteads and hangings, feather beds and bedding, mahogany wardrobe, drawers, chairs, 8-day clock, and numerous other efF'ects. Alay be viewed until the sale ; catalogues had on the premises at New Inn, tVindoor; King's Head, Egham-; Aet Lion; Staine,; White Hart, Southall; and of the auctioneers, Flert-tmarket. Splendid Stock of Cut Glaie, consigned from the very extensive and justly celebrated W'aterloo Glaas Works, at Cork, for ahaolute saie.-By Mr. PSARSE, at his Spacious Roodms, No. 135. Ox- ford-street, near Cavendish-pquare, on Wednesday next, Oct. 27, and followitig days, at I for 2 precisely, A Splendid and extensive Assortment of cut and plain AGlass ; comprising quart and pint decanters, claret and water ugs, trifle and dessert dishes, salad, sugar, and cream bowls, celery and pickle vtaes, finger glasses, wine coolers, goblets, rummers, wines sod ales, liqueur bottles, custard cups, cream ewers, ralts, &c. also a few superb Grecian chandeliers, lustres, and lamps, the whole of which will be submitted without .he smallest reservation. To be viewed 2 daye preceding and morninas of sale, when catalogues miay be had at the Auctior, Miart; the Yorkshire Stingo, Paddingtor; and at the auctioneer's office, 13.5, Oxtord-5trect. Catalogues may also be had at the Waterloo Glass Company's factory, at Cork, and at their wareholuse, Lower Sackville-strect, Dublin. Norwich. - Peremptorily by Messrs. IAl PFlON and SON, at the Auction Mlart, on Friday, Oct. 29, at 12, in I lot, A Very valuable Freehold Estate, with immediate pos- saession; consisting of an excellent malting, with capacious malt and other shops andi lofts, very desirably situate, adjoining the river Yare, in the parish of St. Alichael's Coslany, in the city of Norwich. Thii valuable property coneiste of a verv excellent malt- house, with double cistern, capable of making 150qrs. per week, mallehop will contain 5Otqrs large screening loft, barley ditto will hold 500qrs. and yard enclosed by folding doors, advantageously situatc, in the parish of St. Michael's Corlany, adjoining itie river Yare, with every convenience for loading and unloading the barges wit spouts, late in the occupation of W. fanks, esq. To be viewed by applyig to W. Hanks, esq. of whom particulars may be had; at the Auction Mart; at Garrawfay's; at Jack's coffeehouse, Mark. lane; and at tbe offices of Mtessrs. Klimptois and Son, Union.eourt, Old Brond-street, andat Hertford. Herrs and Essex-Valuable Freehold and Copyhiold Farm, pare tithe free, withi imwediate pessesaion.-Peremptorily by Mlesrs. KIM PTON and SON, at the Auction Mlart, on Friday, Oct. 29, at 12, in I lot, A Very compact Farm, containing 92a. Sr. ]6p. a newly LM erected tarmhouise, wish conyenient agricultural huildings,very desirablv situate adjoining the high road, near the 39th mile stone from London to Cambridge, in the parishes of Barley and Chishill,. being well adapted for the residence of a genteel family or sporting gentlemen, being within 12 miles of Cambridge. This valuable pre- perty consitits of several handsome inclosures of very fertile arable and iastutre land, in a good state of caltivation, 60 acres of which are laid down with eainfoin, 23 arable and 9 acres planted with hand- some thrifty firs; the newly erected dwelling-houde contains 3 airy bed chambers, parlour, kitchen, and ceIlar large corn barn, stables, granary, and other buildings, well supplied with water, in the occu- pation of Mir. James Eiing. Many be viewed any time prior to the sale ; particulars at the Auctiormart; at }Garraway's; at Jack's coffeehouse, Mltark-lane, LXandon; atid at the offices of Miessrs. Kimptoni and_Son, Union-court, Old Broad-street, and at Hertford, Excellent Furniture, brilliant toned Grand Piano bv Broadwoods, capital Finger OrVon Pareiian Mutisical Clock, and valuable Effects.-By Air OXRN HAMl, at his Spacious Rooms, No.353, Oxford-street, near the Pantheon, on Wednesday next, and fol- hlwing day, at 12, -without reserve, HE genuine elegant Houselhold Furniture, removed TlL ttoa7 the country, comprising handsonie 4-post bedsteads, with hangiugr and bedding, a capital winged wardrobe, and other excellent chanmber articles, an elegant Parisian toilette, a ditto secretaire, a superb musical or-moulu clock, large pier and chirmney glasses, a very brilliant toned -Doctave horizontal grand pianotbrte by Broad- woods; with lyre pedals, a capital finger organ with 4 stops, a silver gilt dessert service, curious silver ornaments, handsome *macwood and tahogang bookcases, coinmodes, sofa, card, loo, occasional, and work tahles, Brussees ear paets; polished steel fenders and fire irons, sets of chairs, couches, gday bracket elock, a pair of fine proofs of MSary Quteen of Scots and Chatelar, and the companion, glazed with plate glass elegant foreign china dinner service, fine Dresden figures, rich cut glass, French lamps, and numeroue domestic god culinary requisites. May be viewed on T'uesday preceding and --eorning6 of sale, and eatalarues had at the, roams. 'I'a Mlhtary Officers going abroad, and Ottiers.-By MIr. OXEN. HAMI, at his spaciots Rooms, 353, Oxford-street, near the Pantheon, on Thursday next, at 1, by direction of the Sheriff of MEiddlesex, Most -complete and costly Ficld Eqtuipage, the pro- A perty of Colonel Frandci Macerone, consisting of 2 of Thomp- son's pateqt military bedstcada and bedding, an expensively finted catntenj a capital marquee, a camp kitchen, &c. May be vi:wed 2 days prior to the sile ; catalogues had ftt the rornni. E!sates, E,sex4 Land Tax Redeemred.-Bv tt essrs. SAAC'SON, at the Atuctiots iMart, on Wednesday, Oct. 27, at 12, by order of the -rutsteepappointed:by the WiH of the late General EIw&4, Most desirable Freehold Estate, called Walton's Farm,' A consisting of a subatantiall -built farmhouse, offices, and out- buildings with 147 acres- snd 38 perches of arable, pasture, ang wood lanA of exceUent qualityl situate at Steeple Bumpstoad, near Haverhill. Also a valuabl Sttate, part Freehold and part Copy hold4 called 'Bungles Farm, cotisisting of 55'rnestuagearndoutbuid I Ings with 57 acres, I rood, snd 20 perchcs of very productive deep stapic lan, within a ring fencc situate in the parish of Dengie, - near Sauthminster and- Biurnhanm. The estates my bc viewed on applicatiosm to 'Mr. Wmn- Psyrc, Dof WYixoc near Haverhill; and to MIr. John Coekett, of Dengic. Printed -pareicilars may be had 14 days previous, to rife sale atithe seveiral-itin inD the beighb'ourhood of the respective estates;- at Messrs. Meggy and Chalk's(, Chelm's. ford; and at the Auctiona Mart; and further particulars on appli- cation to Mesrs. Hugthe6 and Knapp, solicitors, Clement's-inn; and co the auctioneers, M0ulton, near Newmarket, end Clare,Sublk.' Maple-cross Estate, ftickmerswnrth, Hlerls, with immediate pos- tession.-Bv AMr. SEDG WICK, at- the -SNran Inn, Etickmers- wornt, on Friday, November 12, at 12, Capital Freehold and (smaU- part) Copyhold Estate, A most desirably situate, at Miaple-cross, in the' prish of Rick- merssyorth,- in a fine part ot the county of Hertford, 6 stibs from - Watford, 6 from tJxbridge (both excellent cornmarkets), and only 20 milei 'from ' Iondon; comprising a convenient farmhouse with barns, itaWlt, cowhiouse, cartlodge, and eVery requitite agricultural building; warm vard enclosed in- tront by a brick wal and foding gaten, productive gardeia, orchard, and stiadry enclosatire of re- markably rich vrable' and me4dow -land; and a suitable quantity of wood 4lnd, well. stocked with young thriving timber, and adapted for pgesefvitg game. containing together about 120 acres. This eAtsfte- i iwelliknown to contain sorie' of the best arable land it. thp county, and ptesents a mo5t favourable opportunity for investment. bMay be:viewed 14 dayk pro- to the sale by -appvlyingo he pre. mises vqhqre 4gscriptive psorticulatshswith plans. annexed, may be hadA; albo at the inns at tLybridge; Urown, S blough,Amersham, and St. Albin's T Stfrace's iEed', Beacbanfield; ugeoge, Ghreham: Esex Arhi'i, WiAtford; Rosetind Crown, Hemel Hempstead; at thb- Auction Mtart, Londoa; the plIesxf sale; of Mr. Fellowe,, solicitor aihd of 31r. Sedgwick, laUnd and tnber surveyor cad estate asn4 an~ lici.-apta1~cti-5yloibd Estate ef lnheritance. l',itbe-free, wndPpi6r1tatts. very. losw, held of the M~nerof-I brortcsm-Wton,at -t smal I fne ci~iaid.-...By Acmsss BURREIJJ Land SON, at Garrutawyrason WIedniegday, - NPTove 0 a.at2 ml anlot, aefamogead in sMostz:i repair,1 witahe prdutelightfuy -statge oat-ionh ?5. torn, cin v lfne, ptbiz art ofteaunt ulocf hountigdo, wti gmileryo ptniggdonez, and 2 mbilesind e, sualfr of t.tve, c tz *x. ctells ofriackh iiyobns, Mand -owe to shu-ue sagblei-vdei auo dis cmprisestion. rexeltlent mand repiewtbed farm,th boead-u1gal, on application so Mr. Thomas Wilson, of Iohonof whlorm pat_ zulars. may be bad ; aliso at the Fourntain ln.utind h rosKeys St. Neots ; Crown, St. ivea ; BlakBltCa rie Swan. Bdford;Sun, Biggleawade; .and of es.Brelan Son, 13, TAlenlioLse.yard, where a pl&n of th etate may be seen. a,itery., &c. - By Mtr. BA! I EY, on the Premnikes, 1479, St. John- fttreet, on Thuirsdat and F-ridayi Oct. 28 and -28, at 11 precisely, on account of' the ntumber of tote; by order of'the Trrstee of Henry %Webh,, fat the beniefit of his creditors4 CIONSISTING of frishiesj Sheetings, G3inghams, talia c~Jo-es, dimities, diapers, buckabacks, cloutings, F-rench rcam. bnico, lonig lawtsr table cloths and napkins, tiiu0lins, shalwls, gcarfs, and handkerchiets, Norwich crapes, stuffle bomnbdtsjnal prints -,gn dashery; &c. Myb iwd '5Osa n onned se and catalogues had of Alir. B.iey 4,Wa tee,Chespside. utt6n, Surrey.-Nceat Furniture, sm all Billiard j.~e handsome. CThimney Glasses, 8-day Dial, a few lots Of BoDks, ;;,,tureik, Plate, Linien, rich Cut Glass, and China, -a Cow, 2 Ponies, small Rick of HaLy, Straw, sbout 20 quarters of Oatiaand Wheat, %Iin. nowing Machine, Farming Implements, and Effeetti-..By Mr. COCICEBRELL, on the Premises, Sutton-hill, the late residence of J. Arnold, esq. To.morrQw, Oct. 26, at Ii1, H~PE reainning Furniture anrl Eifects, comprising bed- TL teatle ai~d ftirniture, window curtans, m'attreases, aea=eed feather beds and good bedding, isecretaire, elouble and dlressing chests ofdrawers, neat Spanisqh uisabogany sideboard, ditling and Pembroke tablee, saet of mehicgsay chairsi, neat drawing room sofa sad ehairs, handome?hinns anddinng lasesj8..day dial, carpets, books, plat, lnen chna,glas, oodkithenfurniture, and other ef'c-eta as abve. ay beviewd on day,and ataloues ad a. teh Glrsy. ~ hound Sutto; Bucks'Head Mitohm; Graheund,Carshalteiid; Mitr, Totin; an ofthe uctinee, 5~ ~lckmso.4ireeii -Asuperior Collection of very genuine Unredeemned Prespe~it F.-y * Mr.-SMAALLBONE, at lets Raomen, 47, High-street, Eledm&.~ bury. near Oxford-street and St. Giles's church, on TuEtdas; Oct. 26, and Thursday, Oc-t. 28, at 12 eacht day, (NOMPRISTNG 1.00 Ounces odf fashionable Plate,nearly 201) valuable gold and silver watches,mnany orf firfst rate quality'-- jewels, stet with brilliantst, rubies, and other precious stones,I carats of loose brilliants, chased gold sealis atnd chsins, 6 very fine musial oxe, i god, ilve, ad trtosesellcases, several fine suerfinuer cothne and kerceydere, 80 ad ot c silk rip,d dion, and a, variety of capital effects, wotyttatentio ofaget1e men, private families, and the trade generallv, pleged wihMr. Alotiou, Alir. Cassell, Mir. Collins, Mr. LaWLoD, Alessrs. Mausland, 'Ur. Parsons, LMr. J. Turner, DI r. UpWaI, Alr.MWalmgley, and Aft. Va~luable U~nredeemed Pledges.-~By Alesemrs. MACf-IN and DEBEN HAM, ait their Auction Roorms, No. 26, King-3treet, Covent-garden, To-morrow. Oct. 26, at 11, e xtenisive Sale of valuable Forfeited Property ; eon- A ~staing of a splendid suit comnposed of brilliantsA, rubies, and emeralds, 2 pair of fine brilliant earrings, brilliant rings, Pino,, lo'ckets, and brooches, loose brilliants, rows of pearls. garnets, and tquse,pearls and other stui(ts, a-nd a profu'sion o'f fashionable jeelr,gold and silver anutfboxesk, 2,000 ounces of modern, as. tiu,adUseful Plate, waiters, tea sets, toffeepots, tankards, can.. dl-sti`c-ks,J bread batketst, cups, toa't rack., cruet frames, bottle stands, sauceboats. inkitands, stpoons, forks. &c. 200 repeating, musical, horizontal; duplex, patent lever, antd olain wtches by the most esteemed makers, table and bracket clocks, a Turkish siword with -richly chased silver scabbard, dressing care, silver mounted guns, pistols, plated articles, and other valuable itemst, ple3ged prior to l'.vember. 18323, writh Mlr. Dobree, Oxford-street. May be viewedItill the sale, and catalogues had at the roonin. as above. Eligible Opportunity of I nvextrment.-Votee foe AMld die,ex.-.Free-. hold andf Leasehold Estate, producing 2201. per annum.-By Alr. POOLE, at the Yorksthire Stingo Tavern, New-road, Maryebon, ~Io..orro, Ocober26,at I, in ? lois. viz.:- T WO reehld Dellig-hoses~Not. 4 'and .1, Co.- burgstret, ommrcia-rod. wo leaselhold ditto, Wharf.. road,Gran Juntior Canl,Padingon. wo dtto, Noti. 13 and 14,Colegeateet ner te ew hurh, hesea ledig from the dtesirable leasehold dwelling-house, being No.6 and 34, Earl-street, Lisson.grove north. A leasehnld. dwelling.bouse, Na. 6, Little North-street, Porumari-green. The above are all well tenanted, .held for long terms, and e~ very low ground rents. Mkav be viewed by leave of she tenants, and particulars, had at the Red 'Lion tavern,: Padtdington ; K:ng and Queen, Harrow-road ; Bell and Homne, Brompton ; Admiral Keppel, Fuilham-road ; Nightingale, Roch, and Globe taverns, Lisson-grove- north ; at the Yorkshire Stingog an? of the auctioneer, 53. Lisson-ezrove north. Miarylebone. Freehold, &c. Bristol.-By Alir. 0GIBB9_Nti at Uarrawa,y"s, I nce DAY', Oct. 25, at 12, by dir-ection of the Assignkees, in 4 lots, 5'J`~HE Contingent Reversionary Intercst of a Banlcrupt, JL1. in the 321 year of his age, to one-tenth Share of Taoo Free- hold Dwelling-houses, with gardens, &c. being Nap. IS and 16, St.. Jamess.ssquare, B-ristol, in the occupation of the Rev. J. T. Bid.. duluih, on letoe, and the occupation of the tenant for life ; also the said bankrupt's interest in one-eleven.th share of and in the pur- chase mane,y to arisp faiom. the sale of an undivided moiety of al1 that hat mnanufactory, warehouse, &c. belonging thereto, and 7 tencfements adj'oining, fsituate in Broad-mend, Bristol, the entire of which is held under lease for 40 years, and renewable every 14 yeses :whichpremises ace now in the occupation of Mlessrs. Dowell an ~. nd also ant eleventh share of 4 shares of and in the Abion Fieffc, n hare of the net income arisiing from h sam; ls to one-eleventh there in the purrha moey to arise from the sale of a freeholdi dwelling-hobuse and warehouse, situate in Wsinie-street, now in the occupation of Air. T. C-arlisle, on leaae, at a rent of 17,51. per anaune, and of a frechold warehouse and work- shops behinid the samne, in the occupation of Mesttrs. l)owell and Ml. and also of otie-sleveruth share of and in 311 shares in the Kenrnet and Avon canal, and t shares in the Bristol harbour, togze- ther with the pramissory notes of the treasurer of the Bristol Doclz Company, for sevieral sums amounting to S*71. 10s. 4d.. ; and an elevntbsh arae ut the net income arising from the same. Particulars to be had of Air. J. N. Cosahamn, Shannon-court, Bristol ; Air.. Figher, solicitor, 2, and 1Mr. Gibbons, 3, Bncltlersbury, Cheapside, London. 1 Dlcrbyahire.-Capital Mills Machinery, tI sag,Fr td Cot- tageet, called Amber Mlills near AMfrto, in the county of Derby.-By' Mr. W1. SMITH, at the Black's Head Inn', in No-ttingham, on Saturday, November 20, at 4, subject to condi- tions of sale to be then prodticed, (free from auction duty,) ALL tha-t eapital MAessuage or Dwelling..boxse, whith AL the farming buildings belonging thereta, aLnd all those exten- gvev and newly erected Cotton Work5, called Amber lStills, situate on the river Amber, in the Patrilhes of Shirlond sad Cricti, in the county of Derby, with the outbuildings and gardens to the same belonging together with the reservoir and stream of water used for workng he aidmul, aind also 70 acres of excellenot meadow andl pastre lnd, r tereaboutst, (in the following, orsocvh other lots, aft may e ageed ponat the time of salt.) Let 1. All that caPital Message Dwllig-house, or Tenement, with the -barns, stables. farmng uildn ,farm yard, 2nd appurtenances to the skane be- longig. An a1c,all tbose capital MUills adjoining the Mlill Dakm, upontherive Amer, comprising the following rooms, viz. couniogous, soreroomst, wheel rooms 4 stories l~iidb, 18 feet longby fes ade,inside measure, blowing or scutchine room, adthra room2 trshi, 36 teet long by 14 feet wide, pre.. pa%raf ion room, thote romad mnule rooms 4 stories high, 95 feet long by2% feet wide, packing room, twrist bleach, and miodel rooms 4 stories high, 14 -fiet by 12 feet; the smitb's shoap, eid 2 dressing rooms 33 feet long by 14 feet-wide ; joiner'st shop and lumber room"s 2 ttories high, 26 feet by 19, turner's room, and winding reom, 21 storis iig, 23.fece ong b 12 fet wde ; loom shop a-stry high, 13~ fet *ngby33 ee wie;cotonwarehouse and stlorerooms, 3 stores igh 37f~e log b 19fee wie, engine house, 36 feet long by 8 fetwid, assts shp,&c inng rooms with bleeping rooms -ovr te sme ar ppentces 3 toreshigh, aboaut 70 feet long by lB fet ide Andals al thoe sverl closes, or pieces of land, to the same premises, ,adjoiningr, called the .frleadew, the Srcond Mealdow, the PgLddockt, the Hopme, 'Close the Clover Field, sad which with thitomill damn, andithe land upona whtich the said buildings are etectedl, cbtstnir together by estimnation 36 acres or thereabouts. Alto 20'cottages or tenements, with the gardens and a ar tenances to the same belongingr, ittuatenear to thte raid mills. ano' containing 2a. Ir. 2p.I Lot 2. Three cotta-ges or tenements, Situate at Ta hale'Furnatce, in the parish of Shirland, adjoining to a ceie5auiite the ocicuiiution of Mr. 1ohn Hunt, asld in the occupation of JosePh. Scarson andlothers LotS. Threecother cottatges or tcnemt:taits,ner- to he sai mils,intheoccpaton f.Messrs. Tayler, TharPe, an13l Hopknso. Lo 4.A cose r peceof land, called the Cottage-' Meaow,conaiingis.2r 12. -ot5. Th Sx Acra~ ClOSe, 6. I. 7p Lo Ii.The allFiel, 4a Sr '27. Lt- 7. The East - Meaows 23. l. 2p. he dchne inthemiU ha ben erected undr te iretio o a er cee'batd mchnic so i adited to b contruced uon t eabet prineiple, and a epicitt with the mills at i ra slation end the. plentiful supplY;Of water for working the mills (AntL,thi-ci might be increased atea smalil expense if necessary) retdder the sit'uation very desirable for a twist spinerOC or lacit nanufacturer. Tf anty accommoDdation toga purchreser, 6,0001 imay. remauin upon isecurity, at 4 per cent. and immediaLte pOeSeS"5ott May be had. To view, the pretwuses apply to'Ajr. Joseph. Iuls, at the tysills i and 'far ftarther information at the office of Vif. Wrmp.- son, solicitor, ItManchester-; of Mic. Torktingtaln, solicitor, Stem. ford ; of fMesers. fd6aaley and Clarke, solicitorso, Perby; end of Memse.s Few~ Ashmore, an3d Hamilton, 2, Henrietta..strertt coyen.te garden, London.: Modemn Fueniture, in finie preservation, she entire genuine F5Ocrty' of a Gentleman, sold under circumnstances that prevent reserva- tion..-By Miessrs. HiARDING anid Co. or, the Premiseft ii.. Leigh-istreet, Burton.careent, THis DkY, Oct. 25, and follo- ing day, ot 12,. - (1O&ORISING T 4Qrecian Lustres. roselwoodI Chairm antil coucie's in suiite, with 3 beautiftil drawing roomR cLatains_vth gold cornicea, sideb6ird'wise diniug taibles, winged wardrObt. large glasses,' 25-inchi mirror, case Of -pistols, reetwOOd' Ioo, eard, and occasionaltablcetof superiorslesign,3 lofty- m.bogsny4-PcRtbedstad.r g,oose bWefs and excellfent bedding,ta-eaoh, French-skeed collag 4iettte Persta carpets~, rbiili Ioo table -of natoaogany, eating9 V,6lourklfairs 4nd hort-~ebuair-couchi moreen curtains, dinner.ckins, tea equnPages. and ast', iory nise - dli~genlemn dresisig cas-e tomtplttely fited u, ol sceen, 4 fne oafshmahoga,ny morocep lItir8,' fltecpt-lse,-lien,8-dac1olt,'andinfact-sonlesira5l3ei-n 515- 55t5. May e ~aiv~ pivi6u tothe aleaidcatalogues to be had At thbe. SA1,ES BY AUCTION.