Sales By Auction.
Croydlon, Surrey.-,Capltal Freehold _Private Residence, -wvith CoaCb- house, Stabiliug, -and goud:walled Gtrdefl;.hildl tax'red eemed.-By !ilessrs. BLAKE, at thie Kinig's Arms Inn, tIQroydon,' on Saturday, June 12, at 3 precIsely, -AlMost substantial brick built Freehbldl -Dwel]ing-house, 4Lsituate hre tlhe centre of thei town ,f fCroyd6n; In 'a pleasant-re- tired" narte High-street, in excellent re-pair, contahlriig.8 airy- and commoious sleepinag rooms, stere and-dressing roone, azpacious en- trance hall, 2 wvell proportiunied parlours, studs', aniO ofilnaloset, an extensive dry basement, in which isre. all'necessary W41Alrdrangdd offices, detisehed weasltiouse-ind Jtuthdry,coschboniseand.a3tablingfor Dlawnted byOrde, Maclsedrby irodnd plSadU an ar Cowle gre p11artlyids doowal,aoPrnt, aundal'ntlystcd wit lin Bhyef CHtReeSTInd atcrn shris.G'n Eaorly pogsseso wil esgivn.uaye oe viewd wihtinet onigly, andtpreticungha Co de spiorn tf Drhe sAlevfnr.al'nfltfe ordtfaielto, Cro6fydon Iatlthe ninttr; Mafew andiquf geagios, Ind oosongte Pomintl, andy P urlotsframed oiisd n g ylinde- r.; and an asemiblare of gold, silver, aned copper Colise, consisting of Phesmnician, Ancient Spanish cities, Roman-an hd COnsular, corns of- tile Spanishmronaxelly,and:Spanish medals, collected by-is-an of taste on the Continent. Also a :fine set oftlireBoydlellEngravings,,9 vols. red nmorocco; Boydelrs Shakaspeare, 9vols. morocco. anidthielarge plates: the Stallh)rd Gallery, coloured plates, russia; arid some line proofanid other engraving.s fr,iined aiidglatzed. blisylbe viewed 2days preceding. Milbank.-By Nir. EDAtOFSTR n-tli Prntsem s; tie corner ot Eennington-plaee and olywve -tret, Milbanlk, Wezstminster, on Friday, June1 at 12 A LL the exceletHousehold Furniture, pier and chiim-. Aney glatsses, 8-day clock, pictures, and effects of a gentleman, rem(oved for the convenience- of al;comprising .5 four-post bed- steads and chinitz foirnitnires, gcosefeatlierbeds, mattresses, palliasses and bedding, 2 sideboards, pier anid chimniey glasses, Brussels, Ax- nminster and ICidderiniiNster carpets, hearth rugs, bronze anid plated tea-uirns, platted candlesticks, copper and tea pots, rosewvood and nia. hogany loo tables, couclhes and so faa, cardan clwtbe,sets of ja. Pannied chairs, basini stands, glass is-are, chinia, 5.nd effects. May be veiewed;- catalogues on the premises, and at Mr. F. Foster's, 14, Grdek- street, Soho-square. Blilliard Tables anld Furniturc-By Mr rDARD FOSTER,ahi Great oom, 1, Gree-stret, oh-sqae, on Saturday, ~June- ~1F WOful sie Bllird abls,buiflt by Fernyliough; JL wth all, suce, ces,&e. alo te excellent household furni. tor, cnsitin ofth vaiou arIcls sually required in houses'c- coped y rspetabe fmiles.Maybevewed, and catalogues had 01 Wandswvorth-road.-By 'Mr. EDWVARD FOSTER, on the Premises, No. 20, Chichester-place, Wazndswvorth-road, on Moaday, June 14, at 12. by direction if the Executor of Mr. Richard Tow,6n deceased, TMI H neat Houseliold Furniture, an ei-ht-.day spiing J table clock, chiins, glass, linen, and effects. llK'y 1ie veieWed on Saturday; catalogues on the premiises; and at Sir. E. Foster's. office, 14, Greekc-street, Soho-square. Picure an CavedFrech rems.ly Mr. EDWARD FOSTER, a1 his Greatt Room, 14, Greek-street, Soho-square, on Wedresday, Jutne 16, nat 12, ~Genuinie Collection of Pictures, including specimens of celebrated Italian, French, Dutch, Flemish, and English mas- ters;- also a quantity of carved oak French frames. Mlay he viewed one day prior; eatalogues at Mr. Poster's office, 14, Greek-street, Soho-square. By M'r. JENKINS, at the Auction Mart, THIS DAY (Wednesday), and 9 following days, the sale to begin each day at 12 precisely, on ac- count of the numnber of lots, A BOUT 4,000 Volumes of Books, being a collection of Li.the wvorkesof the most ps'pularaild esteemned authors, the whole in excellent condition, many In elegant bindings, and ivarran ted per- fect. also a few beautifuilly coloured and plain engraved prrints and sets of prints, wvith about 40 paiiitings, mostly originals. To be viewved, and catalogues had at the place of asie. Neat Hlousehold Furniture.-By Mr. SA~MUEL CLOSS, at Miurrel`'s Aiuction Rooms, Skimmner-street, Srowv-hill, THIS DAY, at II, by order of the assignee of Mr. Williamn Beeston, a bankrupt, LL the HouseholdI Furniiture, an(I other Effects, re- moved for the conveniience of sale, comprising mahogany four- Post bedstcad writh printed cotton furniture, goose-feather beds, mnat- tressesasnd bedding, mahoganny dressing chest, of drawvers, swvingdress- ing glasses, mahlog-any chairs,jaspanned ditto, mahoganycvard and pem- broke tables, neat chimney glasses, Brussels carpets, bed and table linen, china, glass, fenders, fire Irons, and kitchen furniture. May b e vienved; catalogues on the premises, and of Mr, Closs, 1, London- brIdgc-foot. te.caseholdt House, Shop, and Building Ground, Norwsood, Surrey.-By WM. JOH4N SMITlH, at thie Horins, Norwood, Surrey,THIS DAY, Juine ?,,at 3 In tfe afternoon, ALeaseholdI House and Shop, wfith stabling for 7 iorses, A large grden, and oatbuildings behtisid, and a. piece of building ground at the side. The above is situate oti the west side of the - ilgh rad leading frons Norwood New Churclh to Croydon, a populous aLnd increasing neighbourhood, and is held for a term of 39 yealrs, at the lowV grotind rent oif 161. per annumr. Mlay be viewed, and particulars haid of Mr. L.indsay, solicitor, St. Thomnass-street, Southwark; at the ,,lace of sale; anid of WV. J. Smnithi, auctioneer and hiouse agent, 3d, Blaekman-street, Borough. Valuable Building Materials of Eighty-three bick builtDseli- lhouses, Poplar.-By Messrs. RAMSE and CARTEI, on the Pre- mises, opposite the Black Horse, Poplar, on Mfonday, June 14, at 11, by or-der of the Proprietors, ALL the valtiable Building Mlaterials of Eighlty-three Abrick built Dwelling-houses. situate in Wade's-place, Noble- street, Bove-street, and High-street, near the 13lack Htorse, Poplar, comprising a large quantity of pantiles, sound brick-work,'- timibers, and b.oarded floors, sashes, shop fronts, wvainscoting, &'e. Mlay be viewed 1 day prior; catalogues of the auctioneers, 83, High-street, Poplar, Forfeited Pledges.-By Mtr. J5A5.IS HARRZIS, at his Roomns, No. 112 Grascechurcli-street, THIlS DAY, Junae 9, arid following day, at 12, A&Collection of valuable Plroperty, in maniy excellent gold watches, ntuneroois silver and metal wtatches. chicks, gold nieck and wvatch chains, seals, bro-oclhe, Jewellery act-with brilhiLsts, pearls, imusical siruff boxes, a variety of handsomneand utseful mnodern Plate, plated wares, firearms, cutlery, numerous kinds of drapery, Mercery hosiery, laces, carnbri's, shawls, handkerchiefs, ladicer' and ,crntleinen's prime apparel, table and bed linen, feathere bedls, bedding, bed fur ittires, curtains, carpets, glasses, and a Kreat dIversity of othier airticles, pledged prior to July, 1823. Mfay be viewed To-morrow arid sutitil ariid at the tinme of sale.' '1larhlnl Chimminypieces and Papier-hamrirs--3 t.XTON sort NIHLL,a their Public Sale Rooms, 1-. lolbor-brs, on Tuesday next, at 12, XvWENTrY-FIVE Chipiney-piecPs, comprising- 6 of II immnaculate statuary inarble, moulded and reeded prattelrus, and carved blockings of niassrve and chaste destgns, -suitable for first rate mansions: 13 of vein marble moulded and reededi. patterns, quarter coslunia and tsiracd bloeking3 adapted for diniing and drawing rooms, ariid 6l titers of dove and other miarbles; the whiole have been got up) re- gardless of expense, In aimohi, superior, rind- substantial manner;, also 300O piece, of satia and other paper-hangings of v-arious patteriis, wi3th Peupropriate borders. %lay' be viewed, arid catalogUes hrrid at tire Rooms; Whilte Lion, P'addington; Angel, Islingtoni; and Elephant and Ca-stle, Newvingtonx Butts. By Mr. SAUNDERS, at his Greatt Rtoorms 39, Fleet-strecer, -To-miorrow June 10. snd 8 following days (Sanday excepted), ntt half-past 12 C~ollection of Book-s antl Books of Printit, includling, A Fo'nlo-M'scklin's Blible, 6 vole.; British Gallery- of Pictures, s5 vols. : Cook's Hlogarthi; H-argrave's State Trials, II vols.; Critica Sa- era, 9 vole.; Ilimdge's Vicuiss in India; Bovdell's large Plates to Shak- speare: Miller's Gardener's Dietiomiary. by' Martymi, 4 vole.;. - S. Augus- tini Opera, 10 v,,ls.: Nash's Worcestershire, 2 v-ols.: Platonis Opera. 3 vols. - Sbra'r' Staffl,rdshrire, 2 vols. Qriartio-Grose's AntiquIfties 133 vols.; Anrtiquariars Repertory, 4 vole, large paper; Holinished's Chro- nmicles,6 vole.; Woor(i'sAthenM eOxo)niensi-, by Bliss, 4vole.; Ciceronis Opera. lii vols.;. Ruffhead's Stat,stcs at Large; N arton's Englisli P'oetnv, 3 vols.; Arechulogia; Gibboni's R,ome. 0 vols., Exansiner- Nelss'sapei-. 16 vole, Octavor, &c.-ffEnvrcs de Rollin, 18 vols.: Claren- doun's ilebeilioir, 8 vole. Illutstrated ; British Essavists, 38 vole. WVrIl- Pole's Royal arid N,,i,e Authors, 3 vols.; East's King's Benich Reports, &ec. Tolbe viewed and catalogueshbad. To ilrrercrssol Warehousemeri. - By *EARLE rnd BOURN9, on thePresiises,13,p~tterilosteer-row,CheaLpside,TtilS DAY,June9,ntl I; HEexcellent anti genuine Stock of' Silk Goods, blonde TLlaes French eambries, trinimings, feathers. and ribands, of Mr. Stepmhen Jones, sllkmerer, by order of his trustees; comsprisirsg whilte arid colouired Persians, half ell and d-Sths, black, wivirie, andL coloured, plain rind rich tigured sarcearets. half ell greos de Naples. lutestrings, Levanrtinei, 60 pieces of satins, silk s-elvetsi-bomnbasins, 30O Pieces of figutred Florentiries, 20 pIeces. of French eamnbries, 450 yards of black and wh,ite blond lace, silk and crape trImmjings, white and birrek feathers arid Prlumes, ribanlds, and other g?,ods. May be-- viewed tire day previous, arid morning of sale; catatogues had- on ttire preinises, and of the aretioneets, 3. Wood-street, Cheapside. Lease arid( On,divill of capitaul Blusiness Premises, -irs the Boirough, of tIre late SIr. Tiunbs, oil arid italian warehouse, by direction of the Execnmtor.-llv Mr. COCRERELL, att the Three Tuina Tatvernl, St. Ma,.rgaret's-hlill, on 3Nfiorday,Junie14, atl12, - P'11HE Lease of Is years,. at a Moderatg renit, of thloso t& excellent Riusiness Premises, No. 25, Borough, wvith- a very ex- tiive lucerative wholesale and retatil busineis,'estalblished by the la'te Alr. Trirbs upavards of 20 years, wvithi several valuable recipes, includ- ing tireoriginal one for maleing the oil of tartar, &c. Also, theurefex- pi red Terns of the Lease of 1 1 Tenemnents adjoining, formliig Bull Ilead-conurt. M,aylieviewred, and descriptive particu-lars had upo2 tht- premrises) of Mr. Goddard, execeutor. H-arp-lritne, Tosver-street; aithe Three Tuone, Sr. Margaret's-hill; alid of the Auctionieer and Appraiser, ,59. Blackman-street. Borough Uighgl-street.-To oil arid Italian WVarchousemeni arid Others. -Stock iii Tr'cde, Horse and Cart, Chanise and Harness, 'Trucks, neat Ilorrsehold Furuiitirre, Plate, Linen, China, and Glass, Brew-. Ing Utensils, arid Efftbcts.-By lir. COCKERELL., upon the'Pre- mists, 'No. 25, H ighi-street, Borouglh, on WVednesday, Jutne 16. and 2 follouwing dais, at 11, withouit any reservation, by directtoio -of tire Executor Of thle late Mlr. Tisnibs, Oil anid Italian wVare- housemnan, ALL the capital Stock, and Utensils in 'I'rade;- also se- Averal-valniaule recipes. including thelucrativo original recIpe fnir- manufacturinig 'irisbs's oil of tartar; neat furiniture Ins 4-post'and field bedsteads, Matttesses,-seaeoued gioose feather beds atnd bedding. dctsble and single chests -of drawvers, secretaries, and bookcase, neat eedestalh sideboasrd, dinning and pembroKe tables, chairs. chimuey,-picr, rind dressing glasses, "-ay clockc. spririgials, carpets,'fendersi and fire- irons, abonit 220 oz. of modern plate, china, glass, table and bed linen, good kitchen furniiture, and effects, Miay be veiewed and catalogiues had uponi tIne p'renmscs; of MTr. Goddatd, execuitor, Harp-lane, Tower. street; sonl of the asnetioncer,.59, Ilhackma,r-stredt.- G5enluinle Hocusehold Fuirniture, elegant Chiinarand Cut Glass. u few.iluc Pictures, B-day Tahle Clock, and nurncrousEffeetss Hiackney-terrace. -By MIr. J. MUSGItOVE, onthe Premiscs,late the residence of Mrs. Jones dleceased. Tir-morrow, Juine 10, at 11, OMP11RISING 4-post, Coach-top, ati servaiite' Bed. '4.. steads wvith hanigings, clean goose feathler beds, nmattresses and bedding, mahog-any chests of drawers, biasin stands, handsome ehniff- ney arid dressing glasses, sets of mahogany and.ehamsber chasirs, sofa, onahoganv' dinfing, pembroke, clawv, dressing, and'iwork tables, side. boards,- finders, tireirons, Brussels arid Kidderoinnster carpets, ruigs, blule arild white dinner eervs-ce. tea'and coffe-e aets, dut glass decanters, wrater bottles, scinie glasses,handsolne chimney ornaments, barometer, floor clothi, kitchien futrniture and culinary ~irtem, itrni garden roller, and outdoor articles, with variouis other 'efcts.May be viewed on NVednesdsA-; cattalogues on the premises; and of -Yr.J. Musgrove,thaek- niey. and 16), Shioreditch, - Clspham-rise -Net moen !%ssiue, 150 oune f lt, ad rbe siifline Tlableand:Bed Lnn oeBos ihCtGas x quisiftely fine toned PiaHoforte, Showver Bat,adfSe fet-B YOUN'G and SON, on'the Premises, 3,Bdodpae. elaa-ie precsel, b orer f th Excutrs f t.e late lrs. 51. .Pur P'JJHE Frmtue copriss tet,, japaunnd, An tao IL gay forpos bedseads wit furituires, prime goose-et er- bed, mctrsse, aid eddng,mahgaY chests of drawvers, dressing. glasss, an bedoom cairs,Brus elnVrellan. snd, other cinipcts, sets of moreenrand other wnidow cirrtins, pler and chirsneyGla;sses set of 'Imitative roseavood chairs, sofa, and-large easy chair, rosewvood card and sofa tables, set of mnahogany cottage chairs, choice bedstesd, satinwvood cheffonler,, Spanish nmahogany dining-tables, dittoside- board, bronze table I1imP, set of blIe and white dinner serviee, the usual assortmeint of klichen requisites, arid other effeets, whichn may be vleived on Wednesday and morninsg of sale; catzto:tes had on the premilses. arid of the Aluctioneerg, 15, High-street, Nenvl:ugton Btitts; Eligible copyhold f tate,.Tmtnilatm-green,iddlesex-By bSr.CREED, at the Auction Mart, vn Wednesday, June 16, at 12, In I lot, by order of the Executrix, A N- eligible Copyhold Estate, desixably situate, nearly opposte the Old P;ick Morse, at Turnham-greens In the parish of .hiswltkekandI couuty of Middlesexonuly 5miles frooLonndons; cormpris- ing 2 small genteel residences With gardens,. 2 dwelling-houses with yardeandconiveniences, abusttliug upoirthe highx road; atenement with a largegarden, sitmiate at the back of the abovc,r and 4 tenements ivith. yards, adioiningtheforegoimig. The whole:occufxying a,froiitaFe to- the grca twestern road of 82 feet, byv-depth of I25-feet,anid hrcd by Mr. Alinon under'an old leasc, of ``hich 5- years are uniexpited, bu t l e newable, at a lolv. annnual rent of onily 471. ss. pet annim, clear of all &duletions whatsoever; but at present underlet, producinga renital of nearly 13151. per annum. May be vienred by applylgngo the rcspec- tivetenants; or to Mr. Hersen , at the Old *Pack -Hrse, Turtiham- greenl, wvhere luarticuars may be had * also at ail the priirelpal Inns iu the mreigbbourhoud; at Hatehett's hotel, Piccadilly; of Mr. Jones. x6-' llcitor, MbilinlaJn-place, Bcdford.row, place of sale; anil at the oflices of Mi'. Ctecd, surve'o and land agenit, HemnelHempsted,Her(s;aRnd 15, l'okeubhouse-yard, Lothbury, Lonston, wherc a plan of the estate mnay .Bank nftbe Tlhsmes-vreehold Villa, wIth gardens, Enotrance Lodge, -. -Office~s h Ab'itO-VrtakorLand,-lBy WINS?AI4LE'afld SONS, :ANdeigible )FAmily.lbesidenc~, pl&Aa'stly, ljitbate`.on the 12L bak,.of,ht Xjer at';Teddiffgtonl, 12hiilles froifi Hydei-park--er ner',,-betWeei. T*Vickenliiatn,anld ilamptori-6ourt!i The holase "Pos. -graveivailks,and-sic extenisivelaWuL?o the riv6ers dge; -Tobeviewecd -by applying atthe lodgee wiht!r &ics!driptivc-partieular., mny-be had; nartiulars also at tlni lKtnpes Hlead, Twicenoham, Talbot, Rlich' oiiod; CAsfiC, lRhigstoni Mf J.-Ste1phenlSO". esq. solicitor; Swlthiu's- lalei- attileBllartl andoda'WiiistanleyandSons,Paterhoster-r.ow,>- Lewshim, e hFrelsod'iesdene;'cotag laIrge Garden, Lawn *Stable, Coaehhotuse, &c-.-B~y. WIN1STANLEY anidSONS, aLt the - lart, oh Tuesday.-Jtne-1l5.'atio, 'VYrfr d -rable Freehold EstAte, consistinig of' a genteel dweinng-house Pleasantly anidbchecrfu,lly'situiate, njear the 'Dr lgea, at Lewivthain), in-tbeceouaty of Keot,~-only5 milesfroni Lon- dlon, lattly pust linto the most-perfeetrepair, and fit for thie irmiediate receptionof a respectable fanily,, conraising 4attics. 3 best bedehaun- bers had.sme rawngad dningfoonia ofgoodproportions morni ingzlcrlor., kltcheix.&c..t a3-tabt13table, waslihouse,-2 coachiioolsecs. aIndatrheoruoutbuildinegs -yards,lIkrge gardertxfully,stockod,with fruitt trees, laWn, &c. ; also a small cotta;e adjoining. eonaainioiig 2. jpar- lours, kitdlien, 2bedehanssbers!;;and 2 arge.attics, Inthe ocenptionof a WVidow Lttdy., wto.would give possessionls f'required. Tro be 1viewed by tickets, which-with Particulars mnay he had of;Wilkstanlley. anid Sonsi Patcrnaa;ter.rnv:- particutlars also at the Green 1\iai, Mlack- hecath; the Mitre.and.Crown-and Seeptre,Greenwieh; anid at theMart. iRusscil-nl(uare. - Valuiable. Cellaroaf Old- WVines. - By WI NST'AN LEV' Rod SONS, on the Preimises, 20,Riusseel-square,on .Friday, the-18ith inst. at!12, --- . ACellar, of' exterenely clioice NVinies, selected with great A itiftmentfor the proprietor's owvn conisumptoion; comprIsinig about 120 dozen3 of tonusu-lily finie Port. of the celebratec vintage 1802, imported by Paxtoit, Majoribanks, and Co.; l3O0dozens of1lur. doeb, Vuill, andClo.'s-. Majdeirat, 1SRsd 20 yearsin bottle; 18 dozens of curious Shecrry, oif greatage and excellence;' 19 do7zeius of Claret, vlntage 1815; 8 dozens of Red Hermiitage. and 10 dozens of eapitnl hum, upwards -of' 30 years; oldi Thie .whole -being the genuine.pro-~ perty ot Ai prxvate gentleman, wio is leaving his town resildenced in: consequence of.ill liealth. .Sample5 may be obtained, 6 dAysprior to the sale, by app.lying at 20. ltus?7ell-square, where catalogues may be had, alIso of WinstRanley alad.Sois. -Paternoiqter-roiw.- iImproved Rent.-ByM6r.C!ROGtON,at thcMart.THIS DA`Y,June9,atI2, AVal~uable.itid- - spacious Leasehold House; eligibly- Ajlsituate, close to the India-house, anid ins thle-centre of trade, .being No. 40. Lime-street, City, part let chiefly In countioghouses to roost lespectable tenants,-at rents amiounting to- about 1371.-per anin. and part being unocedplped.. .The premises are In substantial repair; anxd comprise in till 14 good rooms,; dry sellaring, &e. aind are held on lease for abiout 9years, at- the lowyae't of 451.per-anouxm. Particux. lars on-the prenifscs; . tthe Mart, and o.i Mr. Croggon, 64. Cornhili. Eliible Investmelit. 1021. 1Os. per RnsnIt.~B D.C~OQ,Mh ar,' rHi-S5 DAY, June 9 at 12, hi I lot, by order of the Exe.cu tors o Willian Westone%c deceased, vjV O desirable DeiMIing-houses -with double fronted TLShops, mo3t eligiblyrsituateon ecnnington-green, sitthe corner of - road, let to ir.'Bull, bookseller, and to Mr. Drowett, grocer; on leases of wvhich about '17-years are unsexpired, at renits ausounting to 1021. lOs, per annum, and heldean lease for 39 years at the trifling ground rent of 101. I~er annumn. To be Viewed b-i leave of thge tenants; partlculars on'the premiises; at the Florns', kennintgton; at the Mart; and of Mr.Croz9on, auctionleer, &c.64, CorRhiUl. - - - Freehold Residence, anld abouf 42 Acres of rich Land, Kent.-By Mlr. CROGGON, at,the Auction1Mart.,THIS DAY, June 9, Rt 2, A:Valuable anid very desirable Freelhold'Estaf~, compnrs- i. nga genteel dwvelling-house, recently erected, ant In perfect ordcr delightftullysita-te,.about 2nilles and ahalf fronm Biddenden, 3and i half foroin-Tenterden-, 9 from Ashford, and 50 from London, wvith about 42 acresof rich arable, pasture, an)dhop grouind, the whole lying within arinigidnee, in acnuntryr aboundingivithgame, and'in pictturesque and extenisive views.-- The house is adapted for the im- mediate reception of a genteel family, astd contains ii bedroomSsliud closet, 21 parlooirs anid a breakfast room-, kitchen and offices, The frarm buildinigs arensunerousanideconvenient, good stabllng,and alage Productive garden : a pewv In the parish churchl belongs, to the estate. To be viewved 14 days prevlous to the sale ; printedparticulars -may-bC obtainedl on the premises; at the WoVolpack, Tenterden-: George, Ashford; Bell, Mlaidistone, at the. Mart; of Sir. Demila, solicitor. 4. Austinfriars, London, where a Pip of the estate play be seen ;q_isd ~f Mr. Croggon, auctioneer, &c. 64, Corahill..' Assemblage of modern Plate, Jewellery, Gnuls. P'istols, #arLdware, tc.-By lir. J. RlOSE, at,the A:uction fart, THIS DAY ad To- morrowr, June 9-and 10, at 12, Tw HE extensive a-id valliable Stock of a Silversmith and AL' ardwrareman, conmprising elegant silver and plated goods, In eapergnes, tea and coffee. eqriipageg; wlaiters, fine gold seals, chains, brooches, diamond and fancy rings, line double and single barrel guns, pistols. handsome papier teatrays, p large q uantity of caitlery, plated dessert knives and forks. &c, May beviewelion Tuesdayand morning of sale, and catalogues had atthle Mart; an3dof the auctioneer, Church- couirt, Old Jewry, Five Huindred Douen of - fine old Port , Sherryt. Sladeira, and Cape Wines-ily r. -. ROSE. at the Aution Mat. To-miorrow June 1I~9IVE undrd Doen o suerior old Port, Shierry, Madeia, ad Cae Wies, he s Ocof Mkr. T. Smith, Of NO, I0, Cruche-frars inloastedto he rae and private fantilles. Ca- taloneamaybe hd o th aucioner,Church-coturt, Old Jew-ry; -Woollen Cioths-l3y Mir. J. [iOSE, at the Auction Mart, o0n Fri-day, June 11,.at 12, ~AN Assortment of' prime Saxony Supierfine Clothis; iT. ,-ILblacks,. blues,-aiid medleys, a fewr Secon ds, Vorkshire br'oads slid plains, single alid-blilled- kerseysneres, &c. Mlay-be viewed onI Thursday andrmorn ing*f'.aie, and cataloguesbhad at theMart; and of he uctoner,Church-court. Old Jewry. Parsin rese,Laces, Frenchl Canmbrics, Feathers and Flowe~rs, . .Pe-rfumery. eleganltForeign Chinat, &c. M 1~ ESSRS5. BROOKS, 928; Oldl Bond-strict, respectfally IYtannourieeto Ladilci, Dressniakers, anid others, that they are lnstruictedhby'the Proprietor, who is declining business, to SELL by AUCTION,,'bn-Friday anfd Saturday, the I lth and 12th of-'jiine,at 12 Trecis-ely, withoutY1eterve;,the extensive and fashioniable STOCI(fn 1lRADE; comrais.ing Parisian. dresses and garniitures, feathers; afdd flowers, pearl, ead, anidsteel.oroposients, Freridh'cambrics. scarfs and squares,Briaelsal, Point, Mcechlin,; and otherl -l f ~irfoeryi anid numerous items of-eleglince: allo an lissoftnlnnt of foreigneilhin., usefuiland ornamental. Mlay be viewed tWsodays p~ior; cAtalogues at the rooms, 28, Old Bond-itreet. very compact, Freehold Estate, Charterhouse-iane, In the pari1s1h4of St. Sbpssichre.~-B-y Mfr. BYGRAVE, at th Mr I n oday the 1th ofJine, atI12,--- Valuable Freehold -Estate,- situated-in Charterhouse-- A~ lane and Red Lion-court, leading to the square from St, Johni's- street, Ini the pariah bf St. Sepulchire, comprising 4 substantial brick- buil't houses, Nos.-8, 9. 10, and 13, In front of Charterhouise-lane., with' thiepremises attacliedthereto. andfl briek bultihoesos at the bnfck, forminig the whole, of Rted -Lion-court;, 4 of wvhich: have rIood yards bebi,d, pen;alry anid prfivate, not bein any1horoughfare; also a - smll ar1etets yrd; he holeein ofthe aninual value of 2Thl. taxe whasoevr,itqnoi ndlealse, w-hich expires atMihacmas 187. tagoun ret. The premises many he view'ed by eav ofthetennts10 aysllrviosand particulars had, by apply- ing o Mesrs.Gren,. embeton,andCrawlev. Sitlisbury-sqatare; - Thoms Dnto, cg. Ahfod Ldge ner Staines; Mr. Bygrave. TheTurf.-Dowhn iall, near Epsom Dokwusi Ssrry.iibtAiGRAVE, at the -Mart, on MOda, ue 4, t 2,ules revioY~usly disposed of-h'ite cotract, VF'H ver valableFreebold andl Copylhod1- Estate, JL -clled owstHall; in,- the parish) of Epsum, in the couinty- of Ssrry, elihtfllysituaLte, within half a nmile of, thie Race-course; comprsingaewly rected anid suibstanitIal brick; built mnrsion, con- tainngaerltauthall, dinfrng,dralring,isreakfast. anxd housekeeper's rooms 9 beroOms excellent domnestic offices of every description- attahed,and uppled irs alt parts with good w-ater, sond is nowv In the - occpaton f te-arl of Oxford. The -detached buildings doneis-t of vry sperlrstblin 1or4 hr~es l,rek ind slated, with good-I graaryandoft ovr, ittd spinthemos cmplete sty'le, wVell sup- pIedwt'excelln wtr-ypesidrgound, osid nowr in the occupation ot a celcbae-prighrce-f the turf,. -Also coach1 and.ch,aisehoiisss, brwos,ewos,dog kennels, -piggery, good walled gardens,'nndu arsl'6ace of excellent mieadowv, pas- toire, and arableI ln.Teaaead-is in theo'ccup,ariol of Mir. WVatson as tenant-ar will. Th aoeProperty is Pparticular-lv desir- alble for anly nobteiarso or gentemn od of the field, being w~ithin a short dinstance 'of sev~eral packs of stat andr fox hounds. -Further Particulars ihay-lbe had ont-applicationi to Mlessrs. Grewi,Pcrnberton, and Craw-ky,Salsbhursy.square;. Trhoma.,Deoton, esi. Ashford ,odge.1 near Staines;. and Mrc. Bygrave, land agenit and- snrveyor. Clementls~ Iii;n, London,'of who_%m tickets may be had for veviewing the same and a platd of thiis estate seen. - Particu'lars may also be hiad at the Mart; andat thie principal inns at Epsdrn,Reigatc,CroydonKRing-ston,St.-dnes, and Chertse3a - valuiable Tithes, Islieworthi-and Twickeiihsain,- - liddlesez.-By- s- - IlYGRAVE, ait the Mlart, sonici Cime in the-month 01 June or Jull-, unle.ss previbusl' disposed of by Private Contract. - - TIJE very. vAluable-Great 'Tithies, exteliding over niearly JPgL the whole of thelands in the parishesof Islew.orti, and Tw'ickeni- ham,whic arepariculrWdeirabe fr- their contiguity, to the me- -troiols; heyaricfro-rhfolo.vng rops, viz. all sorts of corn or grai. taes ct co ifold,turips hen ownuponfallws,or after rtton-hil Sury-c nd HouseodFurniture, Goos ete Beds', flinePItns Aiet Pianoore,andSo.Dor. Offieodar -Wfne.-By Mr. GILES.oir-h Peis,opsite theOdFam liouse,-BrIxton-htil Tis.DY,Je9,a12 - - ALLL - the genuie Hoshl. riture and other Effects; comprising 4-polst5tent, -and otherbedsteads and furni-~ tures. goose feather beds, hait' and'wool niattresscx, and bedlding, ins- hogapy wardrobe, chests of' druivetS; excellent set of patent dininig cab,les, finec paintings, nedeital sideboard, hiandsbme moreers wrindow curtains, mahogany Trafalgar.chairs, rosewrood aiid other tables, chinli, glass, an'ld culinary requIsites. A'may be viewed: catalogues or. thec premises; Crown ritnd Scepltre. Brixton-hitllI, and of Mr. Giles, near tIhe Potffiee, Vauxball;- Geinin rlOusehold Furniture.- Billiard Table, Pianoforte, 12 large Gao-se FeathcrBeds, ascii Bedding., the property of Lockyer Sharp, esq. removed fromnGrove-plaee,-li Mlr. GARDNER, at the Auction- Roos. ingstret Hanicamih,THIS DAY, June 9, at 11,. TIMOMPRISINIG-sevcral large 'andl goodl Brussels Carpeis, U.dining anid drawing:roorn chiairs, niahogatly tables, bookcases, single aild douiblecheiets of drau'er2, bedsteads and furnitutres, linen, horse lhair mattresses, several large lookilur-glassi!s. all &day clock, Prlnts;eulinary articles, and avariety ofeffects. To be viewed, and .catalogues-had at ttile Coath :mnd klorses, Strand;, printing-office, Drantiord; .and of' Edwvard-GaYrlner, appraiser, .&cc at the Auctions Rooms, King-1street-, tiammneramth. ercy-stree!t; Rlathboane-place.-Exeellentland- modern Houselold,Fnr- nitutre, China, Glass, Plated Articles, Pictukes, Cedar Cabinet,_&e. by order of-the Proprietor leavlIng London.-Vy Mr. NIXON, onf the Premises, To:morrnw, June 10. and followfng day, at 12. - H fE geilufii Household:. Filrni~iize, pier anid chimnney T-glasseS,'Bi'UesdI and Venetian c-arpetsI, 4-post and tent biedsteads anaifturnizure, capItal'goose feather beds', h'orise hair and wrool. mpr- tresses, li25hoga:nk wardrobes, elciets of drawers, dibing, card.macid pemibroke tables, ncedar,wood cablinet, hack lined writ liplate glass,2 dinnier services, ,glas. china. plaited artidles.,aquiaiititydf coals,hitchen requisites, and stndry-effect,s. Mlaybhe viewved the d;ty prior.and ca- tudo.gucs had On the premises;- anldof Mr. Nixon,:123, Great Portland- street.. - ValuableBooks,: Anktiques. Carnscos Iutagis Ind ia costly 2-winged Malshogany Bookcase.-Bylr. STEWART,satbhis Great Room1,191, 7--ficcadifly, TIhIS DAY. and3DflIoiving days, atI12,- - ~TALUABLE~nd scarc&ook-s:--Blo3meiieldI's-Nsorfolk, 'V 5 Vois.; hliglana's Glocestersblire: Harbour's ClaLssics, 28 vols.; Carnaan's Architectural Antiquities of Normlandy,-.2 vols. ;- Curtis's Florit,.2vols.V,Iltugdale's'ldonssticoa, by Ellis, &m;: Dibdisi's Biblio- manaia;.Rdmoflslon's I'lraidry, 2 vols.; Yroissart's Chronicles, by Johore-, 4-vols.;.Grose'a Antiquities.4 10vola;.?MetatstasioOpere, LP.p 12 vol%-; TleiertCeeeis;onnes:lteligieuses. 7,vols.; Auseo PIo Clemen- t!i!o, 7 vols.; tyson's M agna _Britunmis, 6- vols.; 'Whittaket's York- coti bolae,as n hfolr.Myb ierdaL cataLlogues -had, price f6d. d--'Zs Magnificent iari'liias In-Wood and bighilyvaluable Pletures, from the - -. I .-: . Nani Palace, at Venice. - - 14[ R-rSTANLEY, very respectfully apprises the Vir- J.YEi tuosi and ConnoIssenrs, tbat on Saturday, the l2th of June, he shall SUBMIT to SAJLEathis Roorms, 21, Old Bosid-street, SIX very riagolficent CARVINGS in WOOD, by the celebratqd Bruistolorn, re- presentingascriptwral iubjects : and a truly valuable SELECTION- of PICTURESb.uclurilng tho Raisilng; of Lazarus, by Pierieno del Vaga; Titiao and his-Mlistress, byTitii; a Saint in a Landscaue, -y Gror- goion; a Lueretia; by?G.irlie Romfino; a Sobject, bv tionardo-dn v 'incS, ila bl5inrst manner; a Sebastian, by Guirlo; a fine Portrait by Broozino,-ahdothcr exasiples of. Itallnur masters of bigh-class; whAeli with Ihe carvings wvere-brought frr.ns the Nani Pallacei at Venice; also capital speeciimelsofthe Flemlsh and Dutch schlools, particularly a Jew Rnabbin, by Itqrnbranidts arid-LandscaPer, . by Rursdael aod -llobbema:- thegeouiuepm,pertyof adistinguished Connalsaeur.lsMay .be viewed two days precedinig and catalogues -had. - A most ValuaolebBusine*s.-By Mlr. LAYTON -COOKE, at theAuetion. Mlart, To-morrow, Julie 10, at 12 for 1 exactly, uuless-all aecept_ - able offer be previouslymade by private contract, suliectito such conditions ns shall beproduced nt thetimeof We,- - - .gHE i)e.tire Interest i.:d -Goodwill in that extensive JLannd:longestablished-Busress ofL L Comnmon Carrier. nowvand for many-years past carried on by Mr. Cruttvwell, between 8ristol, Batb, and London, through-Newvbury, by fly viLggonO dailr, and esteemed one-6f th mostvaluAbleconicernsin theirest of- Er.gland.- hopur- - chaser is td take,- at- afairvaluationi, the freelfold and leasehoId-divel- hung-houses, stables, lofts; and appurtenanCes occupied inthe husines,. ax situate in Bath and Brlstol; also all the live and dead stoik-, and to cnterDoutbheconcenontthe-25th dayof June. The-horsesandsVag- gons nay besaen-in-their dailyProgremsor in r.tation, on the p'rc. mists, at Bath; or the WVhite Svan, liolborn-bridge,: Lonidon. For ftirtlier Particulars, -or to treat' by private contract, apply to Mr. Ctuttivwll; at Bath;- or Mr. Layton Cooke; 69, Great Russfll-atrect, Bloomsbury.square, London; -- - iTiaLIan,U. rapers, Haberdas,her.s,and0Othcrs.-ComniAnding Shop nd .'-1Preziiaig i Shoreditch.~-=By.Mr. F,AREDROTHEll~-atG~irraira~ piA _Toesdajr, the ]Sthistanle, at 12, bk'orderof thseAssignees of: uMd L'allcott,. llnendraper. a bankrupt... ~ o-[ ~~HE.desrble Leas Io 10 years,. at a lov yet1 ofa '-,I M ap$WsJiowvy-Shop and Premis~es. Ineomlplceterepair, eligibly uitute, Mo: lg,-Higb-street Shoreditch; comprising 2 attics, 2 bed *yroEnnson,,tbte secoidAloc,rj s!ttiiigrooni and' kitchen on tl', firstflhd,r, a capital ecormnand.igshop, lvith countingboue,e, back wvarehouse, and loft over. on the-ground Iloor.. alnd cllars,on. the hatsentent.. To 'he ,'lewied Gdays oreceding thd. sald. Partictilars un.Ltie premise.s: of Thoma-s GaLtes, esd gulcitor, Zq8,nCateaton-streces: at Gar-raway!j .and at 1,lr; Fartbrothir's offices, 6;Welllngton.street; StraLnd.- flira--la6ee~Pinsijco,nejar Stansspr;4h1,asebtild Resi- denc at Grond ent-y M FAIEBRTIIEt-,at -Garneway'.i, on.?ues1ay,June15,at 1. b dhxtioof te Eecuators of Johni Valuble 6nn-Lcasholdstat, lbld for. a term" of 66 A 5'.'u, a a ge~ud Tat oOl.pe~-annum jconsisting or''pe- .Pimlco,sbot reove romStvjine.'sad Hyde Parks. Te house ~ontlna bed oosu, dr~vinand Iing rojoms, breakfast parlour; andslpsle ffics, ithsmal frnt ardn, and a spacious garden bem Ind th hoise, cxtedng to Eccleston-street Nlorth. To be viewved 10 davs prior to the sal,and pa,rtictilars had on -the premjises;, atGOur- rawvay's; aLnd at-Air. Faerotheer'-offices, 6, Wellington.strect. Strand. Felatad, ssex. 4 Iles rsniDnntow.Cpyuhold Itcsldencc, Pleat, surer,tund,Garen, and Paddock- of IMeadowv Land.-Biy Mrr. FARta' BIIOII8, a Garawy'son Tuesday, June 15L at 12, bydjrcc?ion of te Eetuorsof he ate John Lippingwu, eale.q.dece;Leadd~~- Of :ylst~d, s oject Inhcritanice, held of the AManor- ec oa fine -certaino .O~.1d ridaho al ention,an oainuala quit rent of Se aSd. coinsistling of a conf< fortbleresdene wth attached anid detached offices, gardeni, green. houe, ilesur goun, ad pddok-of Pasture fland, wiath suitable buidins, ostdelghtull siuat atFelstead, aL very desirable part of teonty Of Ese.4uesro Duiinonuw, lifrom-lBraintree, I0 fxron Chelmsford, and 39 frm London, now In thie oecupiatlonof Air.- Ager, on lease, of -wvbfcb twoa yea-s and a half are unexpired, at-a-very lowv rent of 401. per annum. 'fio be viewved bnvperaniasjum of Abe tenant-s particulars had at thb-,Felstead ; White HarC-llraintrea- Saracsnss Head, Ilunnmow; Black Boy, Chelmnsford - of.- Messrs. Fuiller- and Stitlwell, solicitors, Carlton Cham6bers, Regent-street, at Garra.- -way's: aLnd at Mr. Farebrother's offices, 6, Wellngtqn-strect, Straud. removed from IBeauifort--buildings. Kent- nertoDea -and Dove~r..-rcehqld Fa-rm, Lan d ~Tax redemd wivthi capital Farnmbuildings, and 2022ce of rich Mlarsh and Arabic -Land, av.srseligible Eaa o'lhsVse T ofhroey.-ny 3ie. FAItEBr,OTHCEl, fit Ga-a-ys nTedy,ne IS, at 12, unless an acceptable offer is peiul aes rvt otat AVery valuable Fehl sae adtx-eemd it con.sItingof -that canital Farm. calle ra oghs,wt spacious ftarmhouse, yards. barns, stabling. hloko~s n lsi- able farma buirdlings, the whsole recently] ple~n222arso Ai ta1s4;Irsh, pasture, and arable lanud, nwI h'cuaino-h Widoir ParrAmor and Son, on af ene%e~e4rer~o 1yas from3liehaelmas, 1821, at a clear rento50.peanu.Tids. able property is s;ltuate in thiegparishi oGea ioghm aboutimnile from Deal, 3 from Sandwich, 8from Dvr lfo aaae and 13 from Cainterbury, and the present teiuansand their-Ancestors havetos- eupied-the estate for upwvards of acentury.- To beviewed by applying -to the tenants. of vhom. particulars mnay be haa one monith prior to -thesaslc Particulars also attbeThreeKjn,-s, Deal;Bell,'Sandwvich;- Ship, -Dover; KCing's Head; Ritasgate-, Fobantain. Canterbury; of Mr. Geary, land surveyor. Fareham, Hants; of Messrs. -Dynely- and Gatty, solicitors, Gray's-inn ; at Gnasrvay's; and at Mir. Fae. brother's offices, 6. Wellingtoni-street, Strand, removed from Beant- fort-buildings, sussex,,F-reehold SprigFr adEtt,nar East Grinstead.- ByXr.FAIIEBR0TE,tGraa',nWdedyJn 3a 2 AL II an-tblin,ndllsialoubidnsan13'arsf meadoxw, Pasture, arbc n odlns yn ihnarng fence, and slt,ate 2 milei rmEs Gise4 8 rmLws 26 from Bri-ghton, and 32 fo odn ialn sportin- part of the county of -Sussex. -The tarin isn4i h euai of Mr. Richard Forster, ait alowv redueed neanulrnofny 801. Tha estateabomuids wItIt. gamne, adJoins the-preevsof vamroo4 and Lo-d Htenmiker, and, offers a sin larly eiil opportunty o uniting a good investment of' caplttal witTla pleasureablid pursuj ~ Tbeiwdbyapplying to-the teniant, of whom particulars;pssrb ha. Priuaslso at the Star and Garter, Brighton, Star. Lewves; -aidnh fi elleld;-.George, Crawley; Wyhite Hart, tlodstoiie; at Garrwvs;adat r.-Farobro. t ler's offices;i 6, Wellington-street, Strand- Onth Brgtnrad ew Crawley and Cucklield, Sib ssex-g~i-. tensive Freehold Estate Res1dence, and nearly 1,500 Acresof Landl. -By Mr.FAREBROTIlER, at Garrawvays. oni Wednesday, June 23, at 12, in lots, A N extensive and valuable Freehold Estate, situate on -Lth-e east aide of'and adjoining the turnpike ro)ad to Brighton, 3 miles from Crawley, 7 from Cucklield, 23 from Brighton, qad 3 fronii London; cons,isting of a- neat villa residence, Nvith g64rdeun;'rchnard; and several - enclosures of mneadow'anud pasture land, and the 1-11gh Beech and Til!ea cEstate, the n-bole.containing nearily 3,Sfloacres, part of wMehI"h~iancuItiration, and let to yearly tenanits; and the re- mnainder forest land, admirably adapted for platitni'. Descriptive Par- ticulars and llasss miay be had 14 days prior to tbe~sale, at the Pease Pottage-g-ate Publichause,-whiere a person-will attend to shiow the lots;- also at the libraries, Brighton; Talbot, Cuekfield-. Star, - Lewes; George, Crawley; KiCig's -lead', Horsham; at Gartaway's; and at ME. Farebrother's ofiEces, 6, WVcllngton-street, Strand.- TIhe rem-alning pat of the estates, consisting of about 3,000 acres of lanid, includring Hu11ilbush-lodge, farms, and mill, Buchan-house, -&-. will be Sold by Auctionin iJulyrnext. - S'mall Freeh~old,neat Craw-ley, and Copyhold- sae at, EAst Bhetch, ington, near Seaford, Sussex.-By Mr. FA REBOROHER, at Garra- iray's, on Wednesday, Juine23, at-12, by order of the Executors of Mtr. Muceamore deceased,- Lot 1. Freeliold Estate, coiisistiilg oC' a 'bric'k built ?3.cottage.residence, barn, stable, cowhouse and sheds, a garden,amd 27 acres of land, in the Parish ofBnurstqw,at Shipleyllndge, 4 miles from Cran-ley ahd 7 from licicote, of which Possession mnay be lad. Lot 2. A eopyhold estate, held tinder the manor of Alciston, consisting of twvo cottage dwellings aud aL piece of land, situate In the HiMhstreit of Bletchington, near to Seaford, let- on lease for 14 yearsfrom September last,.toJohulCing, esq.ata net rent of 181. 11cr annum. Lot I may be viewed- by applying to John Parsons, on thle prenlises, 'whe~re particulars maybe had; lot 2 by permission of the tenAnt. Particulars mnay also be hiad at the Newv Inn, SEafod Sta, L.ewes. George, Cmawley; WVhite Hart, Relgate; of Mtessrs. Clutton and Carter, solleftow, Borough; at Garraway's; and at Air. Fare- brother's offices, 6, Wellington-street, Stratnd. Wes-il ldwot,Sre.geganit Copyhold Residence, Coach- - ouse-andStabling,lsar rund1 Gardens, and Meatoir-Land . Also a capitl-Fr~eeold anso and Grounds, Producing a Ground Rent of ?100 per annu n-By Mtr. FAREBRtOTHEII, at Garraway's, on Thursday,June.'24,atl2, in 2 lots. - Lot i.A4Capital and elegant detached Copyhold Residence, enelosed.from the-bigh-mcadlby'a brick Nv-all,%%lth entrance gattes, carriagedrit'e, Ittidplantationin front-, The premises are in complete- substanxtia and oirnamental repair. aiid contaix iea the upper story 5 bedroomis, water closet, aid housemaid's-closet; on the first deer ancelegant drawving roomn-, 3bedroomis, and 2 dressingroomna; grouindfloor, a capital dining room, inoriming room opening toa greent house, gentleman's rooni. andspacious entrance hail, coachhouseand stabling, with servaut!s ram and loft ov'er. The houselissesced on2a beautiful slopingJawn,.studded with trees, and surrounded by gravel wvalks, excellent garden, and sundry pieces of meadov liind,the whbole abont4anres. Early possessiounmaybe had-. Lot2. AFreeholdGround Rent of ?100 per aniiui., issuing antof acapital rinusion and offices,. on West-hill, and the reversionary interest at time expiratiom5 of tihe - present lease,' To beveiewed, lotl,-bv tickets only, and lot 2. byer- mision of the tenants. Particulars ~ad of, Messrs. Aslsmore,Fw anidHamnilton, solicitors, leierietta-stree-t, Coivent-garden.; at Garra. way's; and atAMr. Farehrotber's-offices, 6, Wellington-street. Strand, ?.leros-llll,Wimledn, urrey. _~Noble_F-reehold Mansion aisd Offices; extensive.Plbasure- Grounds;t Conservatory, Hot .and Green .Houises, beauitifuilGardens and-L.ands, thcwholtd a5ioUtCO A-cks- fly ?~Ir.FAREBitOTHEt, at-Garrawal.y's, oni Thnrsday,June'24, at 12. unlessa1 actable offer ispreviously ,nadebv Priv6ate Contract. HE noble Freehold Al-alsi0n called X16lrlos6-ball;snost. ILdelightfiUly situlatc,,aidjoining to Lord Spencer's-Park, at Wins- blIn, and seated Upon a fine emtinence, approached by a cairriage drive, writh hmana?ohsce loidge entrancee, coinnsaypding miost deligktiul andextensive views ov'er tile richly wvooded sotrrounding cotilitry. anid. ismelding he flatingscen of the river Thianies. Th- maiisions hasIb6clierected regardlessliexpense, aiid presents aLlmandsonmeuri- form elevation, andL contaTins numerous: toftyind well Proportioned bedruoons, a noble vestlibule, .36 feet by 30, capital dining room; 29 feet- -by 22, a drawing ruooi, 38 feet by-'20, music room,. 25 feet by 22, library' 38 feet loug.-breakfast parlnisr,-'22fecetby 17i geiitlersan's roonm and boudi,ir, thie wvhole rich:ly ornanieutednuxd decofated in the most chaLste and costly mimnner, warm asid cold bathis, a profuision of do- mestic oflices of levety de;crlptioll; c&oacibousis and stablinig, exten- sive pleasureigrounds tastefully disposed; find init5rsected wTith flower 'gardenis, spa-cious lan-a, plantations and shrubbmiries, and suirrounded- by dry andliealthy. serpentine gravel walks, hewitiful.conservatory, 75 feet lonig, hot at'id- green houses, grapers' aiid pinie.bouses, walled gardeiis. pilasited with thje choicest fruit trees in fuilibearing a canal with Island, gardener's residencee, tarsolhouse;' ifbellent bu'ldings, - asid si-ndrv encloisures of parklik-e mueadow lanid surrounding thie- masision, beautifully wood&id, encelosed fromn the highi road by park paling. aid extending to Lord.- Spencer's Park. and conairning near 60 acres4, lyingin a rinig fesmee: the whlole forming one of the bestTresi- dences in thie kinigdoni, and only 6 a;Iies from London. - Descriptive particulars miay newv be bad, wlith tick-ets toview the estate, on-Tues. days, Wednesdays5 and Fridays, on application at Mr. Farebrother's offices, o; Wellington-street, Strand; particulatrs also of Iliesrsn. Ash- more Few, and Hamilton,, solicitors, Htenrletta-street, Cbvent.gar- den; Fand at Garrawvay's., - - a Freehold and- Copyhold- Houses, in Church-rowv, atid-Love-lane,Wands, - 'worth, Surrey, and about 160 acres of canita.l Meadowr, Pasture, and- Arable Land, iii Wmaiidsworth aiid Putiiey-fields.-By M1r. FALRE.' BROTHER, at Garrawray's, on Frldy;ij,JLne 25, at 12, lIn 59-1tlo,-- A Large andl valuable Estate,: pert Freehold nd h remainder Copyhold, of tbelmitnorlof Duinsford, Wnaoe, wvitis gardens extendingtsothenlver Wandle. 2 hou~st_, wItheclnt ga'rdecns,IinLove-lasiie, let to thetiustees of the parish ot CbrSew and Mlessrs. Collins and lu-bert-, a cott-age alid sunldry plecegfgre groud, nd ichmeadw, pasute ~niatable landsF,- in Gart-ae cud he ommn-fildsof ands-orh ad -Putney, part In liand,-and the emaider et t yealy tnant. Tovicir, tile lanAds apply, to the ntxe ma\ b~ ass of Mssrs Ashore, Few andHamiton,solicitors,- Henretsastrct, oven-garen; ~t arraay's andat r. Fare. To Pliunibers, Glaziers, -Painters, and Others-.-Valuable Leaseliold - -ouses, Chelsea, hield at alowv Grounid-Remit of 41.4a. peraFnnum, Stoek lh Tradi, Utensils, and Wfects-13~ HARWQOODand HAlINES, on thie Preniises, No.'42, Paradise4ow, t:helsea, To-miorrowv, June -10, at 12.' by direc tion of thte -Executrixes of lse. 5'.'Law deLeased;l FVJ'VWO substantial -built Houses, 'with extenisive ivork-- --shops, statble,.&c situate Nos.41anid 42, Paradise-ron-,;Chelsca' together writh the Goo.l will, of the old-established Btusiness' (with ins-' mediate possessioni, wvhich has been carried on by the late.proprietor for many years; 5150q the Stock and- Utensils in ,Trade; comprising sheet m le d,lea-umps, cistern heads; old lEiad, brass eocwks;qat of glass in tables, &c. white lead end- otlier colours, a, colourmili, stones and mullers, paoerbiangings and.horder, a truck, 3 miachines, castngmuld inctin jos, hnd ngies, ladders, steps ecales, about 6 ew. o Iro weghts an numrou usful articies uisea'in theabove' b;ssnesss; he pemies my b vieedadays -preceding the sale,- and he s~ck n Wenesdy; prticlarsandcatslogues oii the ;pre-, inise; Grpes aver,- Knsinton;and-of te apupraisers and- estate Beautiful Marbile Residencee. Seyniour-place. East Colles, isle of Wight, --By air. FRANCIS PITTIS, at the I%Iedina Hotel, in. East Con-es, on Momiday, June 14, at 4 precisely,- ~LL tl~at truly valuable - andI desirable 'Freehold and - I ien-k' erecteda andspacious Dwelling-h'ouse, w,ith two dsielling. houses adjoining, called Sclnmour-place, situate at-f-sat Cox,-es,- isl-e of WIght. Tfhe newvlyerected dwelling-hou;e is verysuibstantially built -with the beat whiite bricks, with miodern' boxv wisidows, - is. replHte wvithi fixtutres, and cam priles a draws-ng room 16. feet by 13 feet 6 inchs, inig Ten;16 fet y 1 fet tinches, brektLLfastroon;, 3best bed room, 3servats' bed rooms,syrlfon closets, kitchen 14 feetbylfee, pntr, sullry.andtheusual ollieesn~ttached',-witha: larg waer ank sshicb- wll.conain ohgshc-Ads. - Ad5olinin the- abovepremses s a vry cmforabl welflinghotue, contalining & roamswith verytber omestc ofic,srroundd wvith a brick wall, and hichmayat atrifingexpese e-added to tile slowlvy erected dwelinghnne~ I frnt ean nclsedquay-90 feet sgiuare. - Adioin- 11xg ihe lmstlii mnt I -ine-d 1s allmther div ellighue nalhg9ros Nvhich is.every season let as- a lodging h6cise. The situation of the aboveis delightful as itcommands charmingseamind'landviewvs,sa 'well as the shipping passing up and-down the channel. the Medina, and Southalnpton rivers, the picturcsque vesvofWVea; Cotvcs, andthe oppo$1te coastslt has a fine beaeh for landing and ws enrcalculated for any gentleman belonging to thE Royal-Yaclit Club'for a sunimer residence. Particulars and to treat by private contract apply (if by letter, postpaid)to ISr. R.G.:Kirrkpatrick, solicit;or;r to Mr. -ulth, 'of East Con-es, the proprietor, wvho will shoev the premises. Splendid Sale of valuable and fnterestink Property'-Piccadihly.-By Mr.JASS DENEW, (by orderof Mr. Wee1ks n-be hasrelluquished business In order.to complete his Grand -:Mechanieal MuscumJ) on the Premises, at the eastcr i extremity of, Piccadilly. on 7Mrinday, Junie 28, and 20 followhiu days, Sundays excepted, at-12 each day, A Most - Splendid- Assemblage of- Or-moullu'- Clocks, ILL Candelabras; aud other articles of decorative Ftriusture;e em. bracingeveryvariety.intasre and design, exetuted in themossnas- terly manner, and asmply attestingthe superior abiltier -for which the proprietor has been snb lsug knowiln and hououred with the higbest. patronage. Alsohisvery extensive collectioti of musical boxes; and other items nf bijouterie of the riclest class; -incliding nlany ;-rtlcles of peculiar interest and value.- AneIent and-niodern broizes in greups and single figures, exquisite sculptures, very finc enamels and other works of -art of inestimable worth. Beautiful p-rcelaine from all the celebrated factoriee, adorned by arti9ts-of the first'rank; Chincse pagodas ofa miusualnnmgnitude, fine niodels fin shipping, arheitecture, and mechasies, hall and table clock, orreries, several self-acting organs, chadiber and finger ditto; scientific produetions of blerlin- a,md other skilful nechafflastsl' a self-propelling carrlage; garden cbhnrs, guity and lihrary dttto, an unique col ectimii of busts, figuretp aud groops, exqlliSitely iiodelled in wvax, suits :nf armour, pictures- prits, drawings, -tapestry, lire arms, choicc specin;eiis-lu ornitholney and coimellologY; with-an infinitylof other obiects, collected by. Mir: WVeeks ilunimig a l nfserie6 of years under tlie most favourable circum- sgtances, ycg;srdlsa-of the cost., The *-hole will bh -arranged for in- epectio1 ass ilsnday, -lune-14, ai;d continue on-view-till the a lom; Sun- days excePted-; admniasissn by eimtaiegucs at 23. 6d. each, ;vlieil may be then had at time place of-saler 'aild olt dlr.Deset,;t-hls ofllcein Chiarles- street, Berkeley-amquare,- - - - - - Qu6en.,s%ure, Bloomsbury.txcsllernt mnodern lIou eliola S'Jrnituree lreUases. elblbitCtU,1lk at -WidiDsfpllate, pjigt&r"ticlis, ChiA Glassi. bnfe Engi-avinV_, Books, and uA cellaeleiie- Effe6t,- -DAY, June Di ut -1-;, by, order. of-the, ue:iWfI. .ij~ weltsg, deceased.,-. and cite of diawens. The-drawlnr roon ourb lure ocil,,t, ts iaridgombiehlntz cottoreFren~eh: windcw,e,'urWUsjn fs,tos*oddd tinj? delier. 1atge'chlwineY-'glas9; Bruessels 'carpet. uad heartla rug. 'ut, steel.fenders--4ad-Jronsis, alio)gany dining room chairst.- I i-en blur-'" tains, sideboasrd. Turkey carpets,. cbimney, glasses, brocs lc~W fEurnituro,.-aald50obunces of-~plate, pae rIls hn;hj~~ renmarkably,. flheengra*lags%, afe.w;modeli Inwax.and-sU huregas"-- 40odozen! of ehpi.c por4-. Rouisilon, claret, aud HermIftAge- wines, ; . few books, -anid mteeelianeous eaf&ts. '?aybeviewed.1day prsv*6BjT~ to the -sle, and-cAtAlogues had on .thcepreminsepa1.ndof.-.3f. W4ni;, stevets, atuction'eer and appraiser, 36, ofd Jevry. -V8lu`ab!e.C5tliectIorxo fGRilry- aini.eabetFere.y i.W .' STEVENSr-at the Atictloniartar _on Wc-dn eady Sn 0.:tls B aable~a andntetesting GColI~ino- ~c~ the olliyin. aoitg- which wfil be fouu6coc peies eient maxters, -viz. - i)oineniehtnd Van~~~~~~~dyd CsaeWlo MAybe vlew~~~~ii I' ,iay~~prcv stohe -sae n aaoushda Marl- and fMr.W .Stevens, autctioneraipsrsr,6,ldey *blinir;and Pleaur Groun rnie featw.ll r ILA STEVENS;-.jnleh Premnis, Merton ury nFlS,Ja 1-- -at 12, by order;otthe Assignees of M.%0T eby A N exedlkn'am iidii, stutdintepre er,-~ f k-able foart oDf the village-of Miorton, commrianding very'sldllghtfij views.of! the. turroux?dingeopAntry,.-compr!s- nt1imeroauS. Siry-bed cehardbers anddres'ilngrio6oms, wvenlproportlioned dravWig, dining, and_: - breakfast rdoois, wvith' h ndlsoede Inarbiachimucypikdesi -library, anij - SpRcioqs paved'ball.~ .-The domestic otlices tre numerous and wsei Ur-- ranged Including kit n ahos,Pantry,. cool dairy,.3n excel.. lentceiarig fr-wne, beer, and. coala; The4outdoor4 Offcee eomprlge-.1 a 5-tal stble lo~scoachnouse. and granary, ass exttens'IM10 Walled flowr adkltheigaren, 160Ofeet long, greenhouzse, and tuotic silm-, ner.ho~e.~ A :theoauwg time sil bcslAt the remabinig wlne;c-Z hansom clcks An a ew otsoLfurnitFie. Ma1y be Vieved -witg' tickts,whic wih patlel~rsmaybe had-of hr.- Tfaylor, soolIctor' - - itig-sree, Cea,sle;-nd f -r.Wm. Stevensi, auctioneerand aj,t mI mT J. H1. -LR 'e-1epectfulll'to -inorm bie- - E&(rlends -dhoeaesndgentlemen-who attended- bisa Auction Room-on h4h nt ta h SALEI by AUCTION OfGLAS~ - mosdHINAis aa~oFabl POSeOND -until- -To-mnorrow, the lot~- Inst. whbn every artcemstb odwithout the sulaile"t reserva- tion. And clearedl awyfi sl tftehaltue Wlch-NWIll eill- atelyfollow-..23, Holssre,Cvnish-square. A.SO t, t Dt.SalUB Rooms Cambrldge.street,, Golden_ squarle, on Fridayne, at II, without'theleastre3erve,. - - - - -A. N. Assemblg fMisceeHaneous-Froperty, prindipaily- JJ uiider distress. or rent,. consistlng.-of ironimonge-ry. iniron and. -- bras.sbutthlnges, castors, lolcs, pulleYs, Ineital teaptanenl. sticks; Sea,n doibeeurns,japaanedtestraspafle05so vatilousdescrip.. tian.- aws shemsers'knies,set ofknives and forkcs, fire Irons and umeousitem. -The chia- fidgIass 'Lorprehend irors'stiong- chin anothr dn~e set, dsset, ea,and!breakfast sersices, cut;- decntes,Wins;tumles, umerA slts -&C. The hougeholi.- - Cuplendid. latoed'oJwley ici u ls.FrnhCi-bs Cutery PltedGoos.wit sivermoutins,Rosewood Dcglx and Dressingcae,-cthgeue -property of a Shopkeeper r3:e-.-- -elinlngbusinss.B r c-, tteAuclion-mart, To-maorrcrir,-. Junel10,andtWfllin as,t I eaceh day; - - A peddSto f~lxnDaondPingsandBroodies A..I topaz,amethyst,- garnet, anti-pearl dress-os-Aients, flne rold fleck and watch athimls, seals, keys, rings, broochels, &c. fineL ODral, garnet, anId cornellan beads.. r-ichly cut--glas, -French chtina, 'best cutlery~, Sheffield plated goods, In dishes- and covers, epslns brainches, tea-urns, bed and table candlesticks, snuffers and sts nds, desk,s and dressIng-cases, workbtuxes, &c. wvhich-will be descrsbed sn. eptalogues,'to be had at the Mart.- To Capner,B iders, TInsr-erhants; Box-makers,- Firewood- cuttes. Hrkers-&.-Stack in `irade, Erection ofSheds.-House I ix- turs. c.llemoidsey.-ny Mer. SOUTHEY, 'upon the Tlremi. qs, Mil-stirs najaobl-strect, Bermondsey,:on Mlonday, June114. at - 12 by rdegf te Proprietor, -quitting the prenises, A Quntit ofFir Timber, Diaa1s, and Battens, Eroetci_t.sl ri- sus, 1ous-Ftxtoies.,&e. comprising 1,200 -seasoned spruce batten, 500palebards. 500 13 feet hest AChristiansa deals, 200 aII inch ditto, 0020 fetPeksburgh plaolr,'200.No6rewayrbattgins, 300 di ichl. Queec lahc, 00 eals. plank-, 'aud battens-various, 15 load, of fit- timber, 30- fifd eechlogs, 100 fir paler, 100bhandsplkes, 50 pair of barge oars finished,-400ieet orfak plaisk, 100 covering boards. o:eiea- -- Stan e,f: saw-pits, he.ds.and stages,aLquantity of:-oldrmaterials, crs,ne,-- wvith irionjib, mnooring chain, counitlulghouse desks. boilse fixtulreqe,&d. May. be viewed-one daLy prior; catalogues oct therpremisees; andloll Mr. Southey, 19.l, Tooley-streec.- Frehold'Grliiuc;d Rent of.E4pe Anm,Etae., ad Rvsi PrIin! the. Fund.ByrwLIas at- the Auction Marty, To -mor..- -row,-, June10 at1.iIae F REEHOL rudRnts, amoutnting to ?:84: _e'r- en,annu.'" sungot 1 houses; In Devonshire-street;AM and Tavircksret iehnlgreen.road, let on ISases.foe. 61 years-i '.6 smAll FehlHoes,IEdward's-court; near the Decklnjard. Dleptford. let to l eat at iat 361.-4s.per annutm, 'nd a Lease' hold house and ~te,o3 'ubIAland-paece,ll3rIxton.rdad. Sni rrey, let to Mfr. Lac rwoutr xieaMcaha,12,a lwrent ' ot 231. per annum, hed for 2er nxie.a. i drito 31. gs., also the AbslteRverint d-erhpr fi50.3c Essx.-A vluale reeold Estate,! called Walton Hail Fr,si~ ~In Walto leSoken.about 70'mnles-from Lonidon, and I Ion Col-. dhesrer,~By-RlNand-GA%RROD. at the Auction Mart, bnsusdy 71'HScapt-fland dlesirable Property c fisists of' a fari. JL houe, wib exollent- bsarfi, -stables, cowhouse, granary, auid. evey thehuildngnecea'sary,forthaoceupation4-and 887h.- Or. -36p. (incudin the~sit o- the- premlses) in arable, - pasture; wood; land: Incoemas-an 425. acres of salt.-marshi, makinig -a total- of' 1,12 3r tehoe of whichIs freeof grleat tithes,and subject to I no outgoingw whtv r. dep ndnyofthe farm hornestalis f buildilig cale the Tower, fitted up by -the former proPtietor is 'A. shooting box;,which-contains-a Xood sittingroom, bedrooms, kitchi.en, acid ofrices, lit (cir a, summner residenee. The whoIe is on- lease to; tile. representatives 'of the hat&e Mr. Beeujaniiii Barnard, whieh ?in-lt e'oplire- at- Michbaclmas,- 1827. -at- the annuiUa netrent-of 65921. The estaf,e is-- situate on-hig groupdl, c6mmnddiligA very.extnsive prospect of -the. Sea, by which It is housided on the east anrd southL Part7, au,d on. -5,.,-. north,and ;vest by a nRvigable river. Pairticulars may be.had o Ale,sri..- osselyn. Sprough'toni, near' Ipictich's - of" -Messrs. WbLdesonf - ,Austinfgiar9l; London;- the Auctioneers, lpcsxdeh I- at the place of s;rad, and atthiea,rincipal-innis-inthenieighbourhoodi. 1'M . W. IV., SIMNPSON, (of- 24, Buek-lersbury):a 13. -hveithe honourof.:offerlsug!hy- PuilC AUCTION; at -Ga ra. wa',To-ilorrowv, Junie 10,-.in 2.. ots-, that- most valuable -And. - desirableFtltBEilLD-. ESTAT,E, cale4 Inwofth-hall.jin tirecouri-ty.- of-Essex-,eontAiliing'321Leares of lzand.ln, asuperiorstateof-culitns.. tiop, wivits a-handso.,ne-and elegantly-erected, - ainly'Imansion, em maudingly situated aim: an emninoses-&,,with a lawn -in front, fknd oc`cr - looking a leasstiful diveOrsified_ and extensive yale. of country_, Xho - agricultural buildings are' in,g9oodrepair. and comLprise barnis, e)xteor- sive stabling,;Franaries, cattleyard-anioi[hi,dA, -all orected'on tlie- mnost - compact:and-improved -principle.--- Land-tax,redeemed. T*o"ether writh and adjonin d, o this, lot wil besold the Great Tithes I,f!the parishi of Peering,,- extending over about. 1,700, acres'of-land, -Iwclir is principally,arnbl; 'The tthe; aire held on leaseunder thd, -Se of- Londosh. Lot 9 will'eoamprise a stusll but:desirable rreeholtapaim;n- calIted H111 Ho*e, -situ.4te in the village of'Messing, and containing '43 Acres of fine rich arabl~'Iand,.aearyly rl the centre of which. sta8lds.- a respectable residence, r6pletewitle every' domestic lmoSv6nlenffe,good- barns,. stablhihgjshlbds, and requisite outbnhlldhigs. -The ab6ve estatci;- are situit6ldin. the-centrm of the best marketa -.f the gounty, sulArund- trzig writh- game.-and are-at an easy distance, fromn, and afrord rehdly ac- cess to the inetropelis, being 4mbout. 40 -leIs dis tint. Particuklars 15 days Prior to- the skle, mnay bifhad%sfnapplicatlioni to J. AilroheolsCie-l - solicitor., Mamuintree;-afid- of -NV Wf.-Slmpsoif; 24, BucIltlersbsuiy, near the Manston-Tiouse.:- - lItR.W W3.SEIMPSON (of-24, BUc'eady il iY -have teih5lon6urof offeiing by PUBLICA TI ;ata- raway!s, -on.Teesday,4tuneld,-ip2 lots,, by- orde fte ctr of teo laei Francis Nuun., esq. Lot 1. That troyatllendeir able ratate, called'-Parley lleans, motin gtflystae,2mls from- Ialatead, on- the turnp,ike rdad-ledntooehtr,aido- tainling 225 acres ofextremely, rich lan.T rcdecadoee offices.are of a aupprioresiesrlptiop,. and well arrangedfothrep-- tioni of a. -respectalble' fmi', a-prached frc,m the. hig odbe carriage drive andl lawin iu frout. -The agricuiltural buidtnscm prIse 4-barnis, stabltag for- 20bhorsies, ridlmig 'hoirse soable, hleiue granaries, -caxt and. waggon.lodges, horse- and: cAttleyad.Lt. A ramaU Mkanor Farm, Barii. Stahle. And, CQrtaWe' ery donn to' lot' I, dallert. Geuldingston's, in'-the 'parJssh o Cohnlnai,sl 'consisting oif 20- acres of excellent -aruble land, with tennei rights. and.royalty'bf the, rlver-.Collie.- exteneding over - I a acres. Th above. :estatcs are situate -Jin the centre And- at short disk, tlances fromi the best-market toiwns In thecollnty, in a Aiie, sporting_ distict ietlltivepgkrtlduirsra and c6nditioin; of salewiirbe ready- for ~deliveryl15 cdAys prior to the sale ait Messes-~,- Wood and Holmes's,- solieftssrsi;Braintee, $gnd ;tMr. W. W.Sim son's,24,llBc:lc]srsbury. s,ondou.-- -- M R.-'-W W. SIPSON (of -24, Bucklersbury) will -havbaethehonour of offeringfor SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION,A at Garrivway's, on Friday, Jfuly 2, in-on'e lot. by. order of the proprie-. tot', i-9.very vetuable FREEHOLD. ESTATE, called Asheombe, moust' eligibly, situates-on th! ~Sonth Downs;:-betivden Lewaes and- Briglhton, - coniprisinga good Familyv!tlanslon,-wvfllhgardens andpleasure groxunds, cosebhouse, stabling; ancdntpwardsof-750 acres- of. arable, mneadow,.- wood, and'dowvn-laud, the grdater'Phrt Ctithe6 freei. Ash-combe p0s- sesses much. nlatural beality. -greatly -augmenlted.by- luxuriaLnt and hlghlySornamnental -plantations. - The -ides .in the Vtciinity- aTe fiecn- liarly sttactive; priesenting from ay~lt view remarkab X-' tensIve %hd-pieturesolue_ an: almost uiinnterrupted- conitinuationt of tur'fexte ds. to.-Bril,lion. Partridgep and-bares abound- oa-tbe estate. Ill additjoin-tZi Its present -advantages' of situlation, this pee-. 'perty-pseesses'extclt and aeaibllfties atdapted, to the.iesidenice of aL ilamilyrof distinction. - Particulars- mgy-be luind'on the premisek;'of- Messrs. Woollgar and Boyes, solictors, Lewesel and of Mr..`%VtW. Simpson,-24.13tucklersbury, Londoni. - -. - N EjRU.- W~ -W.. SIMPSON- (of- 24, Buckclerskury) -ill Iy li Ave tehebuour of--offTering ,by-.PUBLIC AUCTION.-at Gxaie- wAy,'s..onTuesday, the]l3tlt.of July,atl-2.An one lot, by order of.the Pr,Ifrietor, -1.,B. Huntington, ese. thAt h~Ighly, impphrtant acid'.vaIu- abla ESTATE. conitaining aboutt 1,400- acres of arable, meadow,.-And. maralflasid, 1'g-invithin acring fence, a small portioni onily of whlich isoyol jelremrainider freehold. situqate-In-the parishes ,mf.ast and.West Somerton.'andWilitart9i, in- thle eounty:of Norfolk. RUAd whichlizincudis 'the'reputed Mirn!or of aiu;t'Somerton. Ak haA5d-, somne -brick: built Family liaansion, - approached by cArriage drive4. with a, beautiful lawnlIn. froist'. replete wliih every domestic office, attmihed- anid detached, stabling- for 12 carriage and riding JlmQses, double cosebbouses; wilth granaries, asid rooms over. suirrounded by ornainentali plantations, orchards; anid pleasure grounds, two lArge' gardens, .*lths leriies; graperies,n.reenlsouse. Anid icehouse; lInclosed wIth brick w'alls, clothed wvith fruit trees of thet choicest- kinds; thei whole forming a most desirable residence fojr a- family of,diutInction - The idemusne is ibr Wrin~ fe-nei,: and 'divides- ILself into fatrmns, WltlR first rate'resldenees agrieulturml buildings,- and labourers':Cottsgs The -farms--are in ~the occlspatl,on of.A-tenantry%opulen ad bUXj reslpectable, There is a-whrarf. on. tbe estate,-wt grnryt other buildings, and a byoat dyltexo-ommt,ssleAtingwtth fioin Yarmoutlh to-Norwich, fromi iAltelh-p)jee it sdistat1 ila- and fronm theformer9arillcs. - Particulars and. condtiosoal. due timie.. mpay be had of 4 ossrs. Gatt.ladnGtt,adldh5r Angel.cour-t,Throgtmort 4t-si*eett !desrsTvoaHl5,OitrS Norwih; ba of Mr-w.w. simpsohi,24 ukesr.- - - ---- Wanseead Ho6use,. Essec,-.Thirty Da;ys'! Sale.' i. WV..W SIMPSON (of A4,'Buicldkysa. ;ill L havec the lionouir f offering tprSALEby, PUBLIC Au1 1 -ON, by order.of the Prouriietdr,',oi the"Premnises; bia lits; lof tile coiWe-! mnenee of purchasers, the whole of thevaluable HUIE;DINGrMAIATI- RIALS- Of -the above-cosily- and- magnificent mansion, ciiprioslug a trulvdesigned-Corinthian stone portico, whiclh conslAtsO - e iglt 'CorlnIhiaul columns;'3feet 3inches diameter, writh superb Caniltsas supporttngagratdpedirnent,-withfifielyearved' 'odllniou .Onu eitn bea tiful enriehmients, and which,- for architectural magIulllieXie and ele"nce, which comnbines ~, peieullr chasteness of. dolgi>blii eolona'e caniot-besurpassed; andlt--v'ould'betsuch indeeditobede- plored', shoald'this-unrsvalledootr ieootbe perpetuated as a nltional specimen of arebitectural beautyand tastein some ibne ofthe pliC - or private structures nose-in progr-ess tIbroughout the kitgdonl. The eastfroutconsists ofsix CorInthian pilastrcs._ vltlsuperior carved. capitals; -surmounlted by a gramfd pedliskecnt.edficfled w.tbhatS- relievo.- -Also-beiutiful windoV atchltrsavesi with peAimeflt heals and-trusses. Tieinterior lftttingacoraistofver- flits stonenald woo.- fr-outlsileees, alcireular headed frontispiece, With- exlsgisite carved- figures; superbly'carved and rich statuary msarble ana stoneClnili-. nleypieces, -eight- beautiful - 1nd drl si man tholmsand feet Of paiuellng, wvaiuscoti and othe' tsix pannelled-uocrs, a, ci tity of- -nel, carv,ed and gilt stone archiitraves, stout sasbes a.a franc, islnd - befintifol Venletian windosys, - -Likecwisj several thosmsap. feet 9 Y 3ai!i and-riisticashla, agreat qutailtity of stone balustrsdes and coping. good Portlaid stone blocks, .boat 2,00D,00U of sounid bricks and - aL -great vaxriety -of ot,her.,vaiiuable,n;idud efu buildiefi1fite0r%ls, -f :this truly deslgnated cpricely mnansion. - Mt. W,W. S Mlpsoc l r9et -fuily announees that the drst parf of- this able M11 commence -iaSd IDAY. Junei 9,,ainL-following: dlays each day- at-12 prelellYV 'And- Which will comprise oak and fir timnber Iii various seantlini, doorsi- -sashezs, dado, and pancielilci , fifPQctland4stone.windowlvressTgInm stone' balustrades, -Portland'stone steps, cing and hloc53 'foor boards, and escets. Catalogues to.be had at 't1he nel hbour'll irn s. atFte plce p sae; sd. o Mr W. . Sipso - iucklerbhtiry; nteartrhetFleaecalisio-nlmbasaen; nond fors\vardved byrluw-sloItXap'PlitStiOP.,l - - parto tim*e klngdoni. - - -- -- - - SALES BY AUCTION..