Sales By Auction.
M ESSRS. RI(GHAARDSr`pectifly inform the Public, l that the l,EASE of PREMISIES, ast Edmonton, advertieed for sale, is Dystrosv OF by Private Contract; butt the Furniture and Effects will be Sold by Auction this day, at li o'clock.- Tottenhanm, Oct. 27. Vine Farm.-A gonpactc Freeholti Estate, chiefly ric- hIleadow ann Pasture Land, in Bedforda liire, on the borders of Herts.-By Alr. DANIEI, SAIITH, at the MIart, on Tuesday, Nov. 9, at 12, A Small but valuable Freehold Dairy anid Grazing Farm, Apartly botinded by a trout stream, comprising (in a ring fence) 105 stattte acres, including a good proportion of' excellent arable land, turrounding a neat farmhouse rnd alt requisite buildings, in go2d repair, and posseasing extensive common rigkts, situate in the parish of Lane!ford, only I mile from the great north road, 4 miles from Baldock, b from Biggleswade, a;id 6 from Hitchin. A re- spectable tenant may be had, or immediate potsession. Mr. Crowther, of Arlisey, will show the estate, and particulars mray be had at the neighbouring inns; at the Auction Mart; of T. Times, eso. solicitor, Bedford; and of Daniel Smith and Son, surveyors and land aeenta, Bisbopsagate cburchyard, London, and Windsor, at whose offices 2 plan mav be seen. valublFeeol Etae, hu B Mr.rirOUTT'r, at the Mart, on Saturday, Oc. 30, at 12, by order of the Execu- tors of the late iMlr. Thomas Williamis, t Very desirable antI compact Freebold Estate, called A Gore Farm, pleasantly Bituate, at Goudhuret, in Kent, con. sisting of a respectable and convenient House, comprising 2 parlours kitchen, wasishouse, cellars, fi chamnbers and attics, a newly erecte3 oasthouse, barns, stablts, gratnary, and Indges, together with a cot- tage, and 58 acres of very superior arable, meadow, pasture, hop, orchard, and woodland, in a high state of cultivation, and particu- larly adapted for fruit and hops, and also well stocked with thriving timber. Particulars and conditions may be had at the Mcart ; of Mr. Mercer. estate agent, 13, Tokenhouse.yard ; the Bull Inn, Maidstone; Messrs. ILee an4 Pearce, solicitors,Three Crown-square, Southwark, Mr. Selby, solicitor, Town Mlailing and of the auec tioneer. Goudhurx', gent. tiertfordshire. - Desirable Estate, at Nast-hyde, near Hatfield, }l3rts.-By Mr. STANTON, at the Auction M1art, ont Thure- day, Nov. II, nt 12, in I lot, A N eligit le FarTM, called Wilkins, consisting of a small Afarmhouse and hornestall, and several enclosures of good arable, meadow, and pasture land, lying very compact, and contain. ing 89a. 2r. 35p. advantageously situate, a short distance from the turnpike-road leading from Hatfield to St. Alban's, about one mile and a half from the former place, and four from the latter, opposite to the farm called Great Nast-hide, and now in, the oectipation ot Wmn. Bssaill, as tenant at will. Particulars may be had at the oP`e of Charles Cookney, esq. 9, Castle-street, Holborn; of Messrx. Black, Chapman, and Webb, land agents and seurveyors, Al iddie Temple; and at the Auotion Miart; also at the Salisbury Arms and Red Lion inns, Hatfield; the XVoolpack, St. Alban's; the Bull inn, Hert. ford; the Salisbury Arms, Barnett; bWhite Hart, Welwyn; and of theauctioneer, Ilitchin, Ilerts. Building Alaterialss, Wapping.-By DRAYTCON and VENTOMl, on the Premises, Crown-court, Great Hermitage-street, Wapping, on Wednesdav, Nov. 10, at 11, by order of the Proprietor, 'I7HE whole of the valuable Materials of 3 Houses, on JL the wvest Ride of Crown-court, Great Hermitage-street, Wap- piny ; comprising sound brickwork, plain and pan tiling, floorings. rafters, glazed maslhes, doors, lead pipe endgutters, oak plank, useful iron. and a variety of other effectst to be taken down and cleared away by the purchasers. hIay be viewed the day preceding the sale; catalogues had on the premises, anti of Drayton and Vcn. torn, sutveyors and auctioneers, 97. Leatlenhall-street. Valuable iaaehi sates, Brixton Hill, Peck-hM, and Wal worth, partly land tax redeemed. - By DRAYTON and VF,NTOI%I, at the Auction Mart, on Wednesday, Nov. 17, at 12, in 13 lots, without reserve, unless an acceptable ofter should be made by private contract, A'rtily valuable Leasehold Estate, comprising S1 re- A ' spectAble brick built thouses of the value of 6001. per annum, held for terms of 66 and 70 years, at low ground rents, compriting 14 newly erected brick built dwelling-houses, Nos. I to 14 inclusive, in Clay-street near the Rosemary Brancb, in the much admired villag of Peckham- Sbrick builtdwelling-houses, in anewstreet called Hill.street, Montpelier-fields, between Walworth and Ken- nington; and 9of a similar description, with slated roofs, eligiblv situate at Tuilse Hill, adjoining Dr. Edwards's at Brixton Hill. 'rhese houses have been recently crected under thc superintendenee of the proprieters, are well timbered, and juatly presumed to offer one of the most favourable opportunities as an investment, Mlay. be vierred 10 days preceding the sale; printed particulars had at the Rosematy Branch, Peckham t Golden Lion, Camberwell; Horns, Kenningtna, Prince of Wales, Brixton; Elephant and Castle, ent-road; of Me8srs. Overton and Coomabe, solicitors, Tokenbouse-yard; anti of Drayton and Ventom, auctioneers, sur- veyors, and estate agents, 97, Leadenhall-street. V aluable Freehold and Leasehold Estates, Rotherhithe, l,and Tax redeemed.-To Boat flailderg, Ship Chandlers, and Others.-By DRAYTON and VENTOAl, at the Auction 51art, on Wed- nesday, Nov. 17, at 12, in 4 lots, by order of the Assignees of M2r. Thomias Courthorpe, bnat builder. Lot I. A. Valuable Frechold Estate, occupying a large 19 plot of grountl, desirably situate near King-tairs, Rotherhithe, communicating by folding gates with Seven-.step-alley, with erections of boat lofts, plank slieds, timber storea, double nsaw. pits, large yard, and every necessarY building for the prosecution of an extensise trade. Lot 2. A Leasehold Property, communicating with the preceding lot, and fronting the street, with boat lofts; sheds, and foreman's house; also, an excellent building slip immediately opposite, inclosed by folding gates, poasessitg considerable river frontage and great depth of water. lIot 3. A respectable Freebold Dwelling.house on the land ridei in the occupation of and on lease to hfr. Bryon, grersr; containing airy cltambers, 8itting rooms, and glazed bow front shop. Lot 4. A Leasehold brick built V)welling- house, at the east corner of Seven-8tep ailey, in the occup3tion of and on lease to lr.-Wyatt, pagirycook; together with an excellent Block- miaker's Shoe, imimesdiately opposite, with loft over, and good river frontage. n the tenure of Alessrs. Dawson anid Clark, tenants at will. The whole may be viewed by leave of the tenants 14 days prior to the sale; printed particutlars had at the Europa, Rotherhithie; AMr. Pontifex, solicitor to the commission, S!, Andrew'e-court, Holborn.; Me1srs. Young and Valling', solicitors, St. Alildred'e_ gourt, Poultry; and of Drayton and Venteom, auctioneers, sur, veyors, and esttte agents, 97, Leadenhall-street, where plans May be 4napeecldF H1ouselil0l 'uYnitujve, Two 'Chinmtey Glanes 80 Inches by 150, Aan 59 incese by 41 C~abinet Pianofiortv, .Mighday Cloelk, an Inlaid MVarble Slab, P~our-wheel Chaise, Gjig, 50 Pair -of Pigeonp, &c. ~BY W'INSTANLBY anid SONS, on the Premises, 19, Church-row, Newington, Surrey, on Tuesday, Nov. 2, at 11, T flEB neat Household Farnituri and Effects, com- prisiag.4.post and tent bed8teads, feather beda, and bedding, wardrobe, clie8t6 of.drawer6, secretaire and bookcase,-set-of dinirg tables, card and pembroke ditto, taboret, cottoa and moreen cur. tains, chairs, rofa, carpettl pair of globes, kitchen requisites, &c. To he viewed on Alonday preceding and morning of sale, when catalogues may be had on the premises ; the Horns, Keninington Swan, Stockwell ; Golden Lion, Camberwell ; end of Winstanley and Sotis, Paternoster..row, By A1essrs.J. and G. SHARP, at tbe Auction Mart, To-morrow Oct. 213, at 12, _I BOUT l,OOO Carats of Rough Diamonds, Oriental piece and seed pearls, reeently imported, brillitants, rtibies, cm ereids, turquoises rough chrysolites, armethysts, &c. To be viewed tbe day preceding and morning of tale. when eataloguesmay be had at the Auction Mlart, the Bank coffeehlouse; and at the broker'p, 32, IVischeater-street. le.isehotd Estates, Vauxhal, dioutihwark, and valunabl Premie6s, Briton, suitvahl for I,ire tsable- ktteepers Coach M11asters, and Othes..-..v M.WIILIA',5, t te, 'White Hart, Keaniing. ton.cress,2 Teens DAY, .Oct. 27, at 4 in the afternoon, in lota, NVet Rent of' sl.. 8s. per annum, issuitg out of three A 3 neat houaes, Nos.4, 5i, and 0), Portland-place, Vauxhall.walk, near tearn. ncrent of 331. l2.. per annum, ariving from two houses,.Nos. 7. and 8,. adjoining. A net Tcnt of 301. 6t. per annum, Issuing out of a houso and corner shop, No. I, Georze. atreet, soil two housc6, NMs. '2 and 3, adjoining. A net rent of 321. per annum, ariaSipg from 4 houses, Nos.I to 4,11untMstreet, adjoining. rhe above property is held forG1i yearsnusexpired, and let on leases for ncarlv the ^ terMs.. A neat dwellingihnusiC, No. 12, V'sux hall-terrace, let to Mr. Goundry, a respectable tenant at will, at 301. per annum, held for 2ti years unexpired at the small grournd rent of only 48B. A not rent of 321. per annum issuing out of a diwelling.house, No. 48, Oakley.street, nearlj Opposite the Oakley Arms, a short remove from the Westminster road, on lease for 7 years unexpired, at 361. per annum, held for 42 years at a ground rent of 41. A net rent ot 301. per annumi arising from a house and shop, No. 8, Market.streot, St. George's-market, Southwnrk. held for 59 years unexpired, at a peppercorn rent. Also a valuable lease- hold estate, well adapted for livery stable keeper,, stage masters, builders, and others, desirably situate in Cole-harb9ur.lane, near the Prince of Wales, Brixtoni, Surrey, a fetw pacem from the high road, comprising a capital range of substantial brick stahling for 24 horaes with lofts and large granary over, standing for t carriages, and a apacious yard eewlosed by lefty gates, held for 80 yeara un- expired at a ground rent. To be viewed till the sale, and particu. lars hal at the Elephant and Castle, Ncwinlton; Three Stag%, Lamblseth-road ; Qtecn's Arms Kennington-lanc; Cumberlanti Qwardeas and Three Jolly Gardeners, Va?ahall ; place of sale 1 Prince of Wales, 4rixton; of !dessrs. 1tobinson and Hine, solici. tors, Charterhouse.square Metsrs. Nvana and Harper, Kennington. cross; and of lr. Williarne, Throgosorton-street. Valuale Books.l-By r. WIrIAMS, at the Auction Mart, THIs DAY, OCt. 27, at 12, A Valuable Library, eomprising about 400 volumies, J among which will be found:-a superb copy of the OiseRux De Paradis 2 tome, folio; Oiseaux De Afrique, coloured plates, a fine copy, 4 tomes; Stafford Gallery, 2 vols. folio, Champagnes des Francaise, 2 tomes, folio, &c. AlsO thc Woeks of Gibbos Robertson, Johnson, Prior, Rollin, &c. May be viewed till the sale, and c atalogues riad at the Mart, tand of Air. Williams, Throg. miorton-s.treet. Splendid (Uollection of Paintings.-By Mr. IVIBIAAA1I, at the Aiuctlon Alart, To.morrow, Oct. 28, at 12, Ab ery choice Collection of Picturea; among which 1l will be found several rayc and undoubted asp2c?mens of tbe Italian, French, Spani8h, Dutch, and English schools, in a fine state ot preservation, by the following eminent masters, viz. :_ Poussin, C. Maratti, Rubens, Rembrandt, Velasquez, Domenichino, Ostade, Tcniers, (. Dow, Jan OMiet, Vandevelde, Hobbima Berghemn NVouvermans. Brackenberv, Storck, Vermeulen, Bredal, Vernet, be Wir, WVynants, Town, Nasmyth, WVilliams, &c. To be viewed on Wednesday and m-rning of sale; catalogues may be had at the diart: and of Mr. Williamns. Throgmorton-tstreet. To Tavern and Coffeehouse Keepers, PublicaKs, &c.-By JOHN LANGDON. on the Premises, the Three Crowna Tavern, near the Hospital, Greenwich, THIs DAY, Oct. 27, at 12, by di- rection of the Sheriff of Kent, rfHE genuine Household Furniture, fixtures, linen, .. china, glass, 200 ounces of plate, and stock in trade. The furniture comprises 4.post and field be4steads, goose and other beds and bedding, the usual asortment of cabinet articles, excellent kitchen rerquisites of the best quality, &c. The stocks connists of a hogshead of sherry in the wood, and 10IC dozen of Bast India Mladeiran Port, Sherry, Clttet, and Biagundy of superior qualities, brandy, rum, bottled cider, eorter, &c. rThe desirable Lease ot the adjoining i ouset yard, and stablig will be sold in the first day's sale. Tro be vewed, sad catalogue8 had; also of John Lang. don, Broadw7ay, near Ludgate-i,ill, and Blackheath-hill. TCo Hotel and TarerokeeDane, Oilmen, Housekeepers, and Others._ By Mfessrs. MACI{IN and DEBENIIAMS, at their Auction KioOms, LID, King-street, Covent-garden,'o-morrow, Oct. 28,at 11, rp HREE Thousand Bottles of palrner's Catsup, the -1 quality of which is of well known celebrity, an4 old, in bottle; the whole will be sold without the least reserve, under peculiar cir- cumstances of a legal dispute, lotted to suit the convenience of the public; also a small cellar of excellent wines, containing about 150 o0zen, in fine old crusted part, choice pale a-ad brown sherries, East and West India Madeirac, &c. Samples of the wines and catsup may be had at the office of Messrs. AMachin and Debenham, 2 days prior to the sale. Elegant Houseliold Furniture, large Glasses, gquare Pianotorte by Smart, Secretaire Desk and Bookcase, 'Table and Bed LIinen, Chins, Glass, and Effects.-lv Air. CAU'1Y, at his Greet Rlooms, No. 110, Pall.mall, on Thursday, Nov. 4, at 12, , General Assortment of excellent Household Furniture, A comprising capital mahogany 4.post and tent bedsteads with moreen and other furnitures, prime sessoned goose beds and bedding, brilliant pier and chimney glasses, capital square pianoforte with the additional keys by Smart, moreen window curtains, capital secretaire desk and bookcase, mahogany inlaid sideboard, diaing and bergere chairs, excellent library aintd occasional tables, card and sofa ditto, a few lots of ornamental furutiture in bronze and or.moulu, china, rich cut glass, table and bed linen, and varioUs effeect,, Alay be viewed( on Wednesday and morning of tale, and cAtalogues had at ar. Cauty's, as above, and at (Oreat Mlissenden, Bucks. To Brewers, Publicans, Distillers, and (Lhers.-Capial T'ap, Citaring-cross._By Air. BULLOCK, at Garraway's, on Tues- day next, at 12, by direction of the Alortgagee, F7HE valuable and very desirable Lease of the Golden T Cross Tap, Golden.cross-yard, Charing-crosa, with entrance also from St. Mlartin'e-lane. 'rhe prenises consist of a spacious house with numerous bedebambers, coffeeroom, bar and bar-room tap, parlour, and excellent cellarage. An extensive trade is carried on, and the unexpired term is 5 years, at the low rent of 2201. per annum, free jof all taxeS, rates, licenses, and insurance. Alay be viewed by leave, and printed particulars had at Garraway'6; of MIr. Hodson, aolicitor, King's-road, Bedford.row ; and of Mr. Bullock, High Holborn. Theatre Royal, Drury-lane.-FreeAdmission _By Mr. CROO1: at his Auction Room, Skinner-,treet, Snow.hill, on Friday, Nov. 5, at 12, by order of (he Sheriff,9f Mliddlesex, by virtue of Pro- cese in a cause ' Jackson v. W. P. '1T. 1,. WVellesley,' ALL the Defendant's Right, Title, and Interest in a certain Box (marked 0 2), situate on the ground tier or circle on the south side of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, with the free and exclusive enjoyment thereof every evening and night upon which any public entertainment, whether theatrical or musical, is exliii bited ; for the residue of a term of 21 years, from the lot of Sep- tember, 1812. Printed particulars rnay be liad of R. J. Hitchcock, esq. solicitor, Albany-court, Piccadilly; and ot Mlr. Crook, auc- tioneer, d1, Skinner-street, Snowrbill. To Capiraltats, Brewers, and Others.-?100 per Annum, tor the Term of 21 Years fromn 51ichaelmas, 1823, with the Reversionary lntereat of 33 years from the Expiration thereof, of the Bee Hive Tavern and Publichouse, Leadenhall-market.-By Mlr. PfPER, et Garraway'sz on 'Thursday, Nov. 4, at 1-2, by order of the Proprietor, unless previously disposed of by private contract, rI'HE valuable Leasehold Estate, together with the TR eversionary Interest of the Bee Hive lIavern and Public- house, most substantially btick built and in excellent repair; let on lease to a respectable tenant for a tern, of 21 years from Mlichael- aeax, 1823, at the net yearly rent of 121. Held under the M ayor and Commonalty of the City of ILondon, for the unexpired term of ;54 years, at the low rent ef 251. per anraum. Particulars to be had of Miessrs. Barrow an,d Vincent, Basingltall-street; and of the auctioneer, 18, Psaainghall.street. To anufacturers, Buildere, and Others, requiringr roomy Premises. -Weat-hill, Battersea-rise.-By AMr, COXON, at the Auctibn Mlart, To-morrow, October 28, by direction of the Assignees, in lots. Lot l. A Leasehold Estate, with convenient Dwelling, Ac tpacious woTksbtps, dry iheds, timberyardR, sawpits &c. very eligibly situate in a highly respectable nelghbourhood; hell for an unexpired term of 10 years, at an annual rent of 16s. Lot 2. A Schoolroom, or srnall Chapel, situate in Bridge-field, Wands. worth, with entire fittings and fixtures; held under lease for 40 years, at a rent of 2guineas per annum. May be viewed, and parti- culars obtained on the premises; of Sir. Cooper, ironmonger, near Battersea-bridge; Mr.Crundle, Brixton-place Rennington; Ploughi, Battersea-rise; of AMessrs. Surr and Brooking, solicitors, lIombard. street; at the Mlart; and of the auctioneer, 26, St. Jameesssastreet, Splendid Stock of Cut Glass, consigned from the very extensive and justly celebrated Waterloo Glass WVorks, at Cork, for absolute sale.-By Mr. PEARfSE, at his Spacious Roomns No 135, Ox- ford-street, near Cavendish-square, 'frirs DAY, &t. 27, and fol. lowing days, at l for 2 precisely, atkSplendid and extensive Assortment of cut and plain Afflailss; coniprising quart and pint decansets, claret and water jugs, trifle and dessert-dighes, salad, sugar, and cream bowId, celery and pickle vases, finger glasses, wine coolers, goblets, rummers wines and ales, liqueur bottles, custard cups, cream ewers, salts, Kc also a feov superb Grecian chandelieTs, lustres, and lamps, the whole of which will be subrnitted without the smallest reservation. 'I'o be viewed 2 days preceding and mornings of sale, when catalogues may be had at the Auctiorn Mlart: the Yorkshire Slingo, Paddingtoa; and at the auctioneer's office, 135, Oxford-street. Catalogues may also be had at the Waterloo Gflass Company's factory, at Cork, and at their wtiehmEe, Lower Sackville.street, Dublin. E;stata, Essex, lIand Tax Redeemed.-By Messrs. ISAACSON at the Auction Mart, Titra DAY, Oct. 27, at 12, by order of the Trustees appointed by the Will of the late General Blwes Mostdeiralile Freeholi Estate,called Waltons Farm; A consteting of a Substantially built farmhouse, offices, and out- buildings, with 147 acres and 38 perches of arable, pasture, and wood land of excelleni quality situate at Steeple Bumpstead, near Haverhill. Also a valuable Jstate, payt Freehold and part Copy. hold, called Bungies Farm, contsisting of a messuage and outbuild. inga, with 57 acree, I rood, and 20 perches of very productive deep staple land, within a ring tence, sittuate in the parish of Dengie, ncar Snuthminster and Burntbaam. The estates may be viewed on applicatioa to Air. Wim. Payne, of Wixoe, near Haverhill; and to Air. John Cockett, of Pengie. Printed particulars spay be had 14 days previous to the sale at the several inns In the neighbourhood of the reapeCtive.estates; at Mlessrs. Al eggy and Chalk's, Cheims. tbrd; and Dt the Auction Marl; and further particulars on eppli. cation to Mesdrs. Hughes'anitd Ksnapp, solicttors, Clement'8-inn - and to the auctioneers, Moulton) near Newmarket, and Clare,Suf80lk, DssIrable ProfeasIsrnal c.MrasleRsdsc,Bedare build'rins....y Mr. WMA. STI VEINSat4 the Mart, an Tiesdfy, Oct. 26, at 12, unles, an acceptable of Fer be previourey made by .PrivAtp Contract, AVery excellent Family Dwelling-bouge, in good replir, C' dsiraly stuat, No 34, Broad..strest..buildingp, withirn 5 i desi walk of the Royal iEchange, comprising S airy sleeping rooms, witb closets, and a store room; first story, 2 handsome drawing toomn8s communicating by folding doors, end a water closet- principal atory, dining and breakfaBt roome, good entrance hall, and water closet ; the domestic offices consist of kitcien, washhouse, pantry, knife and bottle houses, water closet, and gooa. cellaring for wine, beer, and coals: behind the hoiAse is a cheerful garden. The property iR held on lease under the city of London for an unepired term of 16 years from Christmas list at the very low rent of 60 uineas per annum MnaNybe viewedl with tickets only, which with further particulars ma e had at the place of saile; and of Aitr. Win. Stevens. 36. Old Jewry. larch, Isle oF Elv...Freehold ottages and Orctiard.-By Mir. atM. STEVENS, at the Auction Alart, on Tueaday, Nov. 16, at 12, Freehold Estate, comprising 3 neat cottages, situate Anear the church. AMarch, with threshing barn, turf shed, pig- gery, &c. and an orchard behind the same, the whole comprising an arre, in the occupation of Alatthew Beckerton, tenant at will, and his undertenante, at the reduced yearly rent of 251. AMay be viewed with leave of the tenants, and particulars bad at the place of sale Griffin inn, March; Rose and Crown, tWisbeach; Sun hotel, Cam- bridge; of r. VWadeson, solicitor, Austinfriart; -aud oi r. Wi. Stevens, 36, Old Jewry, laondlon. AMillman.street, Foundling Hospital, produc-ing net annual Income of 1021. 10s.-By Air. WA.SE ~ at heutn Alart, on Tuesday, Nov. 16, at 12,i2loseAutn Lot l.A Valuable Leasehold estate, consistieg of an .i.L- excellent brick built dlinhog,state No. 12, New Millrman.street, FoundligHptlcoaning numerouis airy bedehambers, drawing und dinn ro kthn, scullery, arched vaults, yard and other dom et on lease for a term of which 18 years are Unexpired at the annual rent of 601. held on lease for an unexpired terrn of 70 years nd three- quarters at a ground rent o10.pranm env ing a net annual income of 501. LAot 2. Avlal eShl Estate, comprising a substantial brick built deNo. 20, New Mill- mnan-tttreet, containing the same number of rooma as lot 1, with similar conveniiences, and a brick building of 2 fioorg behind the hou se, Itt on lease for an unexpired term of 11 years, at ab rent of 601. per annum, held on lease for a ternt whereof 70 years and three-quarters are unexpired at a ground rent of 71. 10s. per annuso, leaving a net incomne of" 621. lOt, per aznunu. Mlay be viewed with leave of tfhe tani,nt, and partirulars had at the place of sale of Messrs. G. R and eB. Srmith, solicitors, 93, Hatetongarden ; and of Mr.Win Seves,36. Old Jewry. Sussex._Vaiuable Freehold Farm, with convenient Farm Buildings and 271 Acres of Land, well stocked with thriving timber; and near the market town of Iorsham.-By Mr. FAREBROTH ER, at Garraway's, on Friday, Nov. 19, at 12, ARYLL's FARM, a valuable freehold estate, land tax redeemed, in the parish of Rusper, 4 miles from the market town of Horsnam, witl convenient farmhouse, barns, stabli2g, and all suitable outbuildings, and 271 acres of mneadow, pasture, arable and wood land. o Thie buildings are in good repair, the estate vwell stocked with thriving oak timber, and abounds with game. Posses. sion of the farm may be had, the tenant's lease haring expired at 1lVlchaelmag last. To be viewed, and particulars had 21 days prior to the sale uporn the eatate; of Isleasre. edwin and Son, solicitors, Horaham; at the 8tar and Garter, Bri tghton; Star, Lewes; Talbot, Cuckfleld; Georze, Crawley; Red Lion, Dorkingi; at Gar- raway's; a.nd at Mir. Farebrotler's offices, 6, Wellington-street, Strand, l,ondon. Glocestershire, on the borders ot U'urwickahrre..Free.old Estate, consisting of nearly C0 Acres of rich Aleadow and Arable Land, with sutable Buildings, bounded by the River Stour, and 2 miles from Stratford upon Avon.-Bgyi ir. FAR;BROTHER, at Oarraway's, on Friday, Nov. 3, at 12, Very valuable Freehold and Tithe Free Estate, called A lonk'a Closes, in the parish of Clifford Chambers, in the county of Glocester, and on the borders of Warwickshire, bounded in part by the river Stour, and the turnpike road leading from Shipton, to and within 2 miles of Stratford upon Avon, con. sisting of a farm, cottage, barns, stabling, and 56 acres of rich meadow and arable land, in a high stats of cultivation, and now in the occupation of Mr. Ralph Smith, a respectable tenant, at a rent of only 1301. per annum. To be viewed on application to Thomas Pitt, carpenter, Clifford CharAbers, of whom particulars may be had 21 days prior to the sale. Particulars also at the White Lion, Scratford upon Avon ; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham; Black Swan, Warwick ; of Mr. Downes, solicitor, 3i, James-street, Bedford-row; at Gar raway's; and at Mr. Farebrother's offlce, 6, Wellinrton-s treeo, Strand, London. Bxoellent Furniure, briliant toned Grand Plano bv Broadwoods, capital Finger Organ, Parisian Mlusical Clocke and valuable Efflctn.-By Air OXENHAAI, at his Spacious Rooms, No.353, Oxford-street, near the Pantheon, THIs DAY and To-morrow, at 12, without reserve, IH t gonuine elegant Houselidol Furniture, rermoved from the country, comprising handsome 4-pobt bedsteads, with hangings and bedding, a capital winged wardrobe, and oLter excellent chamber articles, an elegant Parisian toilette, a ditto secrstaire, a superb mnusical or.enoulu clock, large pier and chimtney glasses, a very brilliant toned 6-octave horizoDtal grand pianoforte by Broad. woods, with lyre pedals, a capital finger organ with 4 stops, a silver gilt dessert service, curious silver ornaments, handeome rosewood and mshogany bookcases, commodea, sofa, card, loo, occasional, and work tables, Brussels carpets, polished steel fenders and fire irons, sets oS chairs, couches, 8-day bracket clock, a pair of fine proofs of Mlary Queen, of Scots and Chatelar. and the companion, glazed with plate glass, elegant foreign chiHadianer service, fir,e Dresden figures. rich cut glass, French lamps, and numerous <lomestic and culinary requisites. May be viewed on Tuesday preceding and mornings of sale, and catalogues haid at the rooms. To Military Oilfiest-s going abroad, andOtherser.-By Mr. -r I?,N.. HAMf, at his spacious Rooms, 353, Oxford-street, near the Pantheon, To-morrow, at 1, by direction ol the Sheriff of Aliddlesex, Most complete and costly Field Equipage, the pro- Aperty of Colonel Francis Macerone, consisting of 2 of Thorn- son's patent miary bedsteads and bedding, an expensively fitted cantcen, a capital marquee, a camp kitchen, &c. Alay be viewed 2 days prior to the sale: catalogues had at the rooms. Norwich. - Peremptorily by Messrs. IIIPl'ON and SON, at the Auction lart, on riday. Oct. 29, zt 12, in I lot, Very rvaluable Freehold Estate, with itnmnediate teos- A session; consisting of an excellent malting, with capacious malt end other shops and lofts, very desirably situate, adjoining the river Yare, it- the parish of St. Mlichael's Coslanyv,n the city of Norwich. This valuable property consists of a very excellent malt- house, with double cistern, capable of mnaking l50qrs. per week, maltshep will contain 50qre. large screening loft, barley ditto will hold 500qrs. and yard enclosed by folding doors, advantageously situate, in the parish of St. Aichaesi's Coslany, adjoining the river Yare, with every convenience fbr loading and unloading the barges with spouts, late in the occupation of XV. Hanks, esq. To be viewed by applying to NV. Hanks, esq. of whom particulars may be had at the Auction Mlart; at Garraway's ; at Jack's coffeehouse, Mark- lane ; and at the offices of Mlessrs. Kimpton and Son, Union-court, Old Broad street, and at Hertford. Htens and Essex.-Valuable Freehold and Capyhold Far,- part tithe free, wvith immediate possession.-Peremptorily by h3esarse KI MPTL'ON and SON, at the Auction Mlart, on Friday, Oct. 29, At 12, in I lot, Very comnpact Farm, containing 92a. Sr. 16p. a inewly Eterected farmhouse, with convenient agricultural buildingv,very desirab ly sItuate adjoining the high road, near the 39th mile stone from London to Cambridge, in the parishes of Barley and Chiebill, being well adapted for the residence of a genteel family or aporting gentlemen, being within 12 miles of Cambridge. This rialuable prs. perty consists of several handsome inclosures of very fertile arable and pasture land, in a good state of cultivation, 60 acres of which are laid down with sainfoin, 23 arable and 9 acres planted with hand. some thrifty firs; the newly erected dwelling-house contains 3 airy bed chambers, parlour, kitehen, and cellar, large corn barn, stables, gratnary, and other buildings, well supplied wiih w2ter, in the Occu- pation of Air. JameR King. Mlay be viewed any time prior to the sale; particulars at the Auctioninart; at Garraway's; at Jack's coff'eehouse, Alark.lane, Landon; and at the offices of AMessrs. rimpton and Son, Union-court, Old Broad-street, and at Hertford. Alonthly Sale.-Shares in the Shropshire, Grand Junction, Roch. dale, Liancaster, and Wilts and Bcrks Canals, and a Share in the London Institution.-By Mr. AI. RAI NE (successor to the late Mr. Scott), at the Mlart, Tats DAY, at 12, unless sold before the hour of sale, 89HROPSHIRE Canal, 10 Shares in this established &JNavigation, connecting the Shrewsbury Canal with the River Severn; the dividends for several yearc past have been regularly 31. lOs. per ahare half yearly, June and Decerrmber, and the Com- pany have just declared a dividend ot 41. per share payable the Ist December. Grand Junction Canal, 10 shares in this extensive line of navigation, connecting the ports of Liverpool and London by means of the Oxford, Coventry, and Grand Trunk Canals. The concern divided 101. per share and a bonus besides last year, and the affairs of the company are at present in a state of growing prosperity. Also 5 Shares in the Rochdale Canal, 5 in the Lan- caater, and 18 in the WViltA and Beiks, and an original Share in the London Institution. Particularfi at ihe office of' Mlr. m. Raines canal and dock share and estate broker, 2. Great Winchester-street, Old, Broad-street, and at theAMart. Portsmouth..Valuable Property for Investment.-By Mr. HITCHENS, at Garraway's, on Thursday, November 11, by order of the Assignece of John Marshall, a bankrupt, THREE substantially built Freehold Houses, situate at JA Portsea, in the three great thorougthfares for that p louls sea . eort, namely, Hanovertsereet, Mitre-a lev, anti the Old kope-walk, let to most respectable tenants, at very low rents, which in the event o a war would let for niore than double tite present amount, in wlhich are now carrying on a most extensive retail beer trade, a lItrge grocery concern, betsides a shop fronting the Rope-walk, that may be converted for carrying on extensively any retail trade. D,scriptive particulars may be had b oy splication to Mr. Samuel Froggate, 100, Newgate-street, London; -lit-.Mardell, Common Hard, Pot-tsat; at the Bliue Posts Itn, l'.rrsinouth * of Messrs. Brace and Selt'y, solicitors. Surrey-street. Strand; and at the offices of MIr. Hitchens, land surveyor and auctionear, 30, Si.James'ss street, Brighton. Eligible Invesement.-A valuable Leasehold Estate, Brixtosi-hill, Surrey._By Mir. HITCHINS, at Garrawav'f, on Thursday, Nov. 11, at 12, by order of the Assignees of John IMarshall, aI hankrupt, T ouly desirable mtdern anmil substantially built resi- dence, replete with every convenicbce, and fit tor the inme- diate reception of a genteel family, most delightfully situate on the aummit of the hill, at a comfortabic distance from the turnpike road, with excellent gardens and meadow laud attached, a part of which tnay be advantageously let off tor building upon, as it fronts the high road. This property possesses peculiar advantaze over the neigb. bourbeod in general, having a most abundant supply of excellent water at all seasona of lhe year. Descripejve particul;,rs may be had by application to Mr. Samuel Froggate, (10, Newgate-street; M,r. Roberts, 13, Bowliing-green..place, Bennington, at the 'Telegaph inn, Brixton ; the Grayhound inn, Croydon; Lucomb and Do- naldson's libraries, Steyne, Brighton; of AMessrs. Brace and SelbY, solicitors, Sur(y-street, Sirand; and at the otfices of Mr. Hitciliis land aurycyos andlbuctineer, 30fiD St. Jdamea's-sts-eet, Drit;btoc. R. RITI repct~I inLformg the puiblic, that the SALE 0'o the- LLiECT1y s 'No RN S,B kso whichts, beon es Watches, &C, brought from BatlednPrt which hs been dvertisedA for Thurdy the11h, il PaXH, PLACE on Thursday,the 4th of Nvmberay d th ellto will days, Surnday excepted. flown as fnt ated Wothes PraIoosofPints, and An,tiquities, IluTratked Wrs, Aissals, Topograpiy, Broate,Z W hs Trnes&c. fromt Betlesaen-park. Redfordalhirsell.,B Watbes CHRIS+B, athis Great ROOM. King-street, St. Jame,,'s..squsse on Thursday, Nov. 4, and 7 following clays (stonday eepe) at I orecisely, ' - very valuable Collection of Engravings, comprising JL fineoproofs and impresios.o the Works of R.splael AMorgbe,, paLrticularly the Last Supper,a briUiatitand rare PrOOf,with the white plate proots, &ct. by Woollett raid Earlom ; a superb set of the Bat.. tIcs or Alexander by Le Brun, ch'iefly, glatzed with platt clas,; Etchings by Ho1laer, English and Foreigln Portralts, B;DA, I' Prines, viz. :-Piraielli's Works, the Lodgles of tile V-etlca1, firely coloured ; the Museum Florenttninuts *Woraleyantim Antichit5 d'Ercolas,o, different Voyages Pittoresques, Le Cabinet de Pouilain, proofs ; Bowyer's Eng(land.- Tbe IHistorie's of Clarendon, Burnet, Granger, Fuxller's Worthie, and Lyson's Environs, large paper, Illustrated; Birche' s Heads, 'large paper, Nichols s Leiceeeter,hire, 9 vols. ; Biblia Pauperun,, Walton's Polygots, 2 finealiasals, the' Biposat, Gr. and Lat. Clgasics, 175 vols&; numerous topogrphical and other tinted drawings, also a pair of antique CampanR vases, A pair of nioble einque cento bror,ze do)gs. candelabra, and other brzonz; - also several gold and other watchea, iniusicat snuff boxes, end trink-ts broughit from Bettleaden-park. Mlay be viewed three days preceeding. Linendrapery, China., Books, Furniture, &c....y Air. . FOSTER, on thePremnisc~. No. 1, High-street, IlLayl bore,To- mnorrow, Oct. 28, at 11, by direction of the Proprieto0e amhoark.. ing in arnother concern, LLd the valuable Stock in Trade, consistirog of gold. A andailv-L wtche andclotls. by eminent makers, diamond rings, gold chains, seals, tingh, and keys, aind a variety of jewellery, Irish linen, sheeting, cambric, shawl1s, kergeymere. superfine cloth, sarcenets, bombaisitis, poplitis, hooks, pictures, ch.ins, cut glees household furniture, and effects. Also the lease of th'e premises' with immediate possession. blly be viewed one day prior to the' s-ale, when catalogues and particulars may be hiad on the preint and at Alir. Foster's office, 14, Greek-stsreet, Soo-iire 12, Gracechurchsstrtet, TILrS DAY, Oct. 27, ansihfltlow day, a, 12 orecisely, 2,adfuwn AValuable As5,ortment of Unredeexurud Property, ctn. AX sitting. of manry excellent told repeating and plain watcee5, niumerous silver and Metal Watc esl, clocks, fine gold neck and watch chatinsi, seals,' trinkets, &c. s undry jewellery iset with bril.. liantr, pearls, &c.; plate in a great variety ot useful and ornarnental articles, fowlingpieces, pistolsi, cutlery, plated wares, depiks, dressing case, bet suerfne coths kereymrez, cords, stuffs, poplins, bombsin, mslin, slks camric, bawls, laces, handk-erchiefs' lades'andgenlemn'serise ppael,table and bed linen, feather beds beding be furitues, arpts,glasses, drawers, chairs, and a gea dierityofoter rt~clz.Ilay be viewed to-moTrow and To Bot asi Soe Mkers Cariers Lethsn,ellerii, Coach A Harness Makers, Slopsellees, and Coutry Shopkeepers x tensive Stock of Boots and Shoes, Leather, &c.-Bly Mr. BOOTHi, at his Public Sale Rooms. 5, Coleman.btreet, near London-wall, on Tuesdav, Nov.2, at 12, xtenive So o nhrcopingcrop and A v,,a ehies,middlings, raga rdofi) aare ieand shivrs,morccos rons,hindrs,&e.Ties hoots a-nd shoes con. els ofgenlemn'sprie cl,res, hlf res, and pumpis, youths',, solders, neroe', ad Oher hoe,lVelinsoaboots, soldiers' lace boot, &. Ma bevieed te dy prvios ad morininz of sale, whenatalguesmay e ha at he roms;and t Alr.Booth'e officev, Lease togeher w thhe Goodwill ofte Business, Stock, an& Effcts Gay'.in..an.....y Sir. BOH, on the Premises, Littl Gra's-injane nea -~orpn.street, on Thursday, Nov.4, t 1, b orer f te Ex'ecutrix and Mortgagee of Mr. 7l HE valuable Le-ase for 19 years, together with the .k.Goodwill of the Bustiness, established as a respectable livery stables for many years. 'The premises are in excellent order, and immediate possession mtay be had. Os the same day will be Sold the remaining Stock, consisting or 7 useful chaise and saddle ho~rsea, fresh and in good condition, 5 east stanbopes anid dennets. saisle horse break, seereal sets of carriage antd enaise haLraessa, seddles, bridles, horse clothing, and a variety of effects. Vl ay he viewed the day previous and morning of se~alend catalogues and particulars hbal on the premises ; of SINr. Hodsmn, solicitor, Theohald's.road;- of Mr. Parrey, solicitor, Aldermanburr; Find of Ar B.ooth, aue'. tioneer and apprasaer, 5, Coleman,trreot, near Lntn e A superior Colection Of very genuine L oruenu.ci~rtp Sir. SM'ALLBONE, at his Rooms, 47, 11gh-strcet, Bloomys. bury, near Oxford-street end St. Gilea'6 church. To-morrow, Oct.- 28, at 12, OMPRISING 500 Ounces of~ fashionable Plate, nesrly, 200 valueable gold and silver vatchrs,1nany of first rate quality, jewels, set with brilliants, rubies, end other precious stones, 12 carats of loose brslllants, chasled gold seals and chains. 6 very line mtusical boe,i gold, silver, and tortoiseshell eases, several fine! dobead sige guns by eminent makers, 1,000 yards ot capital suerfine cloth and ker3eymEre, BOO yarLds of rich silk. Gras de Naples, and satin, line thread lace, hosiery, very tine Irish linen, richi damrask table and bed linen, beds and bedding, a ptofusion otf very superior new and secondhand wearing apparel of every descrip- tion, and a variety of capital effects, worthly tee attentionaot gentle- men, priVaLe families, and the trade generally, pledged with Mr. Aldogq, Mnfr. Czsscll, Mr. Colilins, M1r. Lawton, Mlessrs. 11asland, Mr asn, 11Ir. J. Turner,'Ir Upsall, Mlr. WatrusleY,an r 'Wod aybe viewed, a nd cataloueshad a,tthe rooms. Valuable Freehold Water G,ornmiti and Premacs, atI Do-er e KeaLt-By Me. JOHN HIORTEON, at the Royal Oak Inn, in Dover, on Saturday, Nov. 6, between the hours of I and 2 in the afternoon. in 2 lots, Lot I.ALL thlat long established snd wvell known ALFreehold WVater Cornmill, called the Town Mill, situaLte in the sown and port of Dover, in the county of Kent, with a taln. cioust and substantially built storehouse adjeining, capahle, with tile stowage ot the mill, of hslding from 2,000 to 2,500 quarters of corn, with a sOttaRe, countinghouse. and other well armrnged ofics. The mill driveo S pair of stoncs, andi can grind from 2001 to 250 quarters of corn per week ; also wvorks a pair of stones and fan for sylittiug peas, with dressing tackle, 3 flour machines, jogzling scry's, bolting mill, wheat machine, w,ith brushes;~, &e The mill with its gear and tackle is in the besst poss-ible state of repair, end in full trade. It possesses advantages over all the other mjills on the s-tream fronm its contiguity to the shbipping wharfs in Dover harbour, being only about 80 .rods distance from theni, which renders the labour of' 2 homses equal to that of 8 in must other situations. The freight from Dover to London is 8d. per sack only, and ot corn frmm London to Dover la. par quarter, by the Dover hoYs. Si which teeae8rgularly einployed irt the London trade. All the pr mises comnprised ini this lot are f'reehold, exeePstite cottage and countinglmouse, which are holdan by lease, dtsted the 7th day of October, 1808, fronti the church wardenstand overseers af the parish of St. A'Mary the Virgin, in Dover, to Edward Powell, for th e term of Go years from the l0th of October, 1808, at the annual rent of 51. Lot 2. A convenient family 'aweiling-houee, weht stables., chai8ehouse, lodgest, yard, anDd convenient offices, with a froneare of 41 feet of vacant ground adjoining, having a sea view, well adapted fot building ; the whole very contiguous to the mill, end completely commanding a view of its operations. The above pre- sents an opnorturnitv of investing a large capital under eircumstance-s peculiarly favourable. The trade, now very extensive, has, the certain proepect of being much extenided, from the increasing POPsi lesion of the on h ra roto visirers to it, and the enter. piig prtwhich prevails for erecting large and commodious Iodirighouses upon the Alarine-pard anintsnghohod Two tIhird partsX of the purchase money, if required, nisy remain on nioregage. The land tax is redecemed, and will b-e included ill the purchase. Immediate possession may be had. Printed Parti- culers and conditions of sae may be had of the auctioneer, at Bucklatad ; Mr. Shipdern, and Mir. Rennlet,, solicitors, Dover; Hessrsl. Abbott and Barnes, solicitors, Peck's-buildings, Temple; Jack's coffeehouse, Mark-laena; at the Fountaini and King's Head hotels. Canterburv, Crown inn, Roche.iier; and at the Place of sal1e. Warwiekshire.-..Tith,es, Aston Juxta Birmtinezh;m._By .tlr~ JOSIAkH ROBINS, at the Auction-mzart, To-.nGrorm, LCtO. her 28, at 12, either together or in the following two loss, end subject to cond(itionsi then to be producred, Lot 1. 'RDINGTON.-AUl the Tithes er Tenthls Of' ..iCorn, Grain, and Pulse, laet the property of Sir Lisp tee Hoite, bart, arising out of land-, tepiemrentst, or hereditamente, be;ng the ma~jor part of the maLnor of Erdington, in the parish of Aston aforesaid, and belonging to the Rlight Honourable Lard Cur, Zan, Right Honourable Lord Bradford, John Hfarrison, esq. Rev. -_Harrison, Mliss liolden, M r. Brettill, late Thiomaa eind Bra. bIns Butler's estates, Wyrley Birch, e q. John Chattock,sq Trhmeria Birch,eseq. Rev. Egarton Batgot, Richard Fowler, Sr Powell, MfienHlevingham, Afr. Fox Banner's trustees, Siandley's trustees, Fentharn's trustees, Henry, Brook, esq. Ro,ahells Gealst, Thoma" Grecasoall, John Greensall, John Mom,. William Hutton, J sep arrison, late Humphrey Holden, Joez. 1arrhon, late Jesstruist, John Jenkins, Johin Kettle, esq. Wlilliam L'tonard, late John Priechitt, Thomasi Potter, Mr. 7 Gibbins, llr wn n various other proprietors of lands, co-ntaining together 2,337u. r23c. or thereabouts-..Bordesley.-..Lot 2. All the T1ithes or Tenths V1 C,orn, Grain, and Pulse, also late the property of Sir Lister HoJtO...t har, aisig Ot o lads,tenmens,or hereditaments$ being tIe majo par of he anseof Brdesey,in the parish of At-ton afore- said, ntI blongig so M. Chales Loyd, S`amuel Lloy4, James Bedfod, Jon Juks, Wiliam udlow late Wiatey. now SMr. Brooks ad others Mr. Scuamore, Jmes WoolleY, esq. d varius oher ersos, cntaiing ogeter 1,125a. Or. Ip. or there- abots Thsetitesarevey podctie,ariin frm alubl lands, and the tenants and occupiers of the landsi take and pay for their respective portions of tithes without the intervention of anY middle-man. They will be seld subtcs to limnitations to the future born sons of two gentlemen, successively in tail male, the one 2geS 76 years and upwards, the other 74 years and upwa,rds, who arc both widowers, without children. For furiher particulars apply to Thio. masBartrum, eeq. 9, S1.5ildred's.cowrt, Poultry, London- rtefsfsrs. Claridge apd Iveson, Pall-mall, London; or to MIr. Josiah RoWinS, Aston Brook, Birmingham. Illodern Furriture, in fine preservation, the entire gmnvine Property of a Gentleman, sold under circumetances that prevent reser"- tioriBy lesses. HARDING and Co. on the Prenmises, i Leigh-street, iSurton-cr,scent, Tetis and following DAY. at 12, ( A MPRISING 2 Grecian Lustres, rosewood chairs and 'L couches en suite, with 3 beautiful drawing roo t!curtRin5 with gold cornices, sideboard artI dining tatbles, winged wardrob)e, large glasses, 25-inch mirror, case of pistols, rasewood loo, cord, and occasional tabler of superior derign,3 lofty mahogany 4-post bedsteads, gGose beds, and excellent beddi-.g to each, French and cottage ditto. Persia carpets, round IOD table of mahogany, eating parlourchsirs anti horse hair coucil, moreen curtains, dinncr chins, tea eqitipages and rases, ivory knives, enlist gentleman's dressisg case comPletelY fitted up, pole screens, 14 fine Spanish mahogany mrorocrD chairs, fine cot glass, linen, 8-day clocc, aud in tact so desirable en stStfmt blege of useful end ornatnensal tiurniture elia seldom been submitted- May be viewed previous so tle sale, and catalogues tO be had at the auctioneer's oflise, llsampetaad..road.______ - - , 1- 13T?.-TT7?-?fflllj ? ? ?