Sales By Auction.
OUuTIygr8eel, near Theo5bald'.S-park 8nd Cheshunt, lierts.-Anm9st oom- fortable Vifila, vilth -Plard4ns and 'flne. rich Meaidow band.-By Mr. RlGOtSAlT, at the, Mart,'ort 'Friday, April 9, by order o'f tbe andL Picturesque views of -the surrounidtng Ceun try. at lBury-green,on the road fromi Theobald's-park to Ckeeshunt, The house has receiv-ed conisldel-abole iimprovements 'within it feW Mhonths, and prdsents a handsomne elevation, placed in the centre of its owvn grouindsassd gar-- denls, in the bc-st possible order,, with. an elegant greenhouse and grapery, productive orchard, and kitchen gardens, a fine paddock of lanoini fronit, the wrhole containing about 17 acres. The houise 'eonw taLsliusrnuerous bedroom-, a spaciouis drawing roo, dning and. breaRfast parlonr6, wilth-attached and deahd Gfie f every de- scription. To beviewedwLtth ticlietsol,Wihwt particulars may lbe had of SIr. Holggart, 62, OMdBodsret os ExchaLnge ; Oartlcu'Vg also of WVil ilEm Le Blan,es.oliorNw Bridge- -qtreet; 'BMaekfria,ts l atThe Foutr Swan,Wlhmcos an at thie Northamptornihirc.-Capltal Freehold and - C1.dTthe-iree Estates, now let at lRents producinig EIGH i UNDRI and FIF.TY POUNDS per ANNUMT, capable ofnmuch improvement.- By Mr. IiOtGART, at the M1,art, on Friday, Ap~rIl 9, att 12, A V"ery valuab)le andI eXCeedingly eligible IProperty, IL pr.neipalIly Freehold, and the remiainder Copyhold of Itiherit- an-c; comprAsing two capital farnm, conitainingK together about 409 acres of fine arabie anid rich grazinig lantd, thie wvhole of whicih i-s exempt fronm greaLt tithes: in,sst desirablY situated in the several parishes of Irchester and Wymlngtoi,, abont 3 miles front Welling- boroughi and 'Higbarn Ferrars, 14 from Bedford, and 94 from London, with twio excellenit farmn houises, capacious barns, anid -outbual'dlogs another farm ho~use, and nunmerous eottages, 'et to Mlessrs. Frost and RTather, writh othier tenants, at rents amiounting to &qoi. per annulm, forming altogether a most desirable property for iniveAtsient. This. es4tate, wtithin a few years, let for upwardls of 1,1oo1. per annuoul, To lie viewed wivth leave of the tenalits, and particulars had IS days prior to the sale, of Messrs. f lodsiinand Buirnlans, solicitors, WVclIlng- bHogh hein gtlihatn Ferrars; Swan, Bledfo,rd: the George, orhptost; a t tne MAlrt; atnd of Mr. Hoggart. 62, Old Broad- street, Royal1 Exchange, where a Pla"n Of tile estate mlay he seen. Norfolk.-The valuable Advowsrin Of the Rectory~ of Hlilg.y, IO thec c,,unty of l,.wfolk.-Bly Mr. HOGGART, at the Mart, on Friday, HE AD'OWSON,Donatin, Gift, anct Free Dis'po- ii Stio, Riht f Paronge aid resentation, of, in, and to the parih curc of -higay othrwie Hlga, in the.!musrtv of Norfolk, somprisng-an ecellen rector or pasonatge house. 7ilth grdens als eeral closes, pics or parceJs of glbeln,trtoeogn, cotning, by aimaton.80 acres. Andasthtie otntsf whAtever natureorkn soever, arisng gown, renlewing. In- cerasing, belonging, or inany wvise appriig to the rectory or parish enu relh ot H-ilgay aforesaid. Te diosnand Rectory arc eu-eXtensive with the parish, hicbht contain Upss of 7,0oo acres of titheable land, and is, includinig the glee oft te estimated vulue, clear of aU outgolngs, of TWO THousANn POUNqDC PER ANUNUM. The present inctirosbenit IsIn his 08th year. This important property Is situate in a preferable part of the co'unty of Norfolk-, on the borders of Caxolbridgeshire, and possessei maniy local advantages; Is distantt 2 miles froin nowvnham. 14 fromi Lynn, 9 from Swaff ham, 0 from Wslshench, 20 from Cambridge, and abouzt 80 from London. May be viewved, and particulars had 15 days prior to the sale at the Craiyn liins, at Dowonhans and Lyonn; thec Norfolk Hiotel, Norwich; 1Ram Inn. Hiewisnarkat; Argel,at Oxford;- the HoopC, C;ixbridge: of Messrs. NGregsion atid Fonnereau, solici tors, Angel-court. Throgmorton-strest; M. Mhlward, solicItor, 45, Aldernianbury ; Messr-. Scott and Son. St. Mildred's-ourt, poultry; Miessrs. Aspinall and Jackson, Furnivar's- inn; a t the Auction Mart; anid of ',r. H-lfgart, 62, Old Broad- street.Royal Excbanige,whlerea MaPof the parishm ay bclosested. Grosvenor-plae yde Park-eorn,r.--Capital Leatsehould Estate, unit yielding3 aNtItental of abouit 512 per annum;n held fu,r upwards of,,0 years, at a small grouind rent.-By Mlr. HOGGAIIT, At the Mart, on Friday, April .4 at 12, by order of the Executors of the Rev. Johin Hleliry George Lefrov deceased, ACapital and -ubstantial' Town Residenee, withi coach- . house and stables, No. 3A., Groaveuior-pl-tse, on lease to John Pulteney,estf.which expires att Chrlstmas,1825,at a rent of3351.19s.i0d. per anniums h.leld for upwards, of 70 years, at a ground rent of 241. per aLnnum. The house Is wvell bulilt, atiic contains numierous bedrooms, elegatnt drawrin6 anid dining rooms, library, and offices of every de- scri1ition. and in every resueet adapted for the town residence of a family of respectabllity; o-.iitit stabling, coaehhouse, anid man servants' roonni. ToIn: veiewed by tickets only,, wIth permission of the tenant, and further particulars h~id of NMesrs. Bridges and Quilter, solicito,rs, Red Lioni-square; at the. Mart; anid of Mr. Hloggart, 62. Old Broad- street. Royal rxchange. A'n Im proved Renital of ?91 per annum Ner. and aimply securedi upon a H-ouse in Blcdforrd-square.--Dy SIr. HIOGGART, at, the Mart, on Frid.a,y April 9, at 12, A Net Incomne of' ?91 per annumi dtiring the Life of a L3- Gentleman, residing in London. wrhcse life is:nr?w insured, and arising from a iapital residence In Biedford-square, held for upwvards of =0raS, at a ground rent of 91. per annumn, and let Oin lease at a low reIto1001. per annunm, forwhitch a large preniinni w-as givenl; at1 the expiration of the lease the housewould lct for at least 1501. per annum. particulars in due time of Mr. Hlealinig, solicitor, 20. Law- rence-lane; at theAMart; and of Mtr. Hiiggart, Old Broad-street. Capital and extenisive Prei,siscs, Mdark-tiuse, writh early possc,slon.- T'o be LET, on L,ease, for a term of 21 years, to the highest Bidder of an Annual Rent, by Sir, HOGGART, in thie Sale Room uiponi the P~remises, on Thursday, April 15. at 12, THOSE very complete anti superior built Preintscs, in Tone of thr-f.rstsiltuations for business, Nlo. 48, Mark-lane. con- sistinig of a stack of subtcanital h,rick-built bonding warehouses, of aix flojors, exclusive of the hasement, each about 50 feet square, strongly, timberedl, and equzal to any wreight of goedst a lightc sale' rooiim, abcctt 33 feet long, excellent counstinglionse.s, and spacious yard eitilosed by foldingg-ttcs; also, a capital family residence, eon- talnitig numuerous bedcniainbers, dining anid drawing rooms, bireakfast r.ariour, pavedbhall atnd stuinesatairease. anid suiitable domestic offtcei;; prand Spraitt, wrhose tesllnyeprs,nte2t Mtarch. 1824. To be viewed byecards. (betWeell thelhours of 10 anld 4,1 which with particulars miay be had of Mr. Hoggart. 02, Old Broad- street. Royal Exchange. Particulars also at the Mlart. 'ro lHatters, Expiirters an'l Others.-Vali,able Stock, of Hats. &ce. Mino)-- riect-By Mr. HOGGA RT, oti the Premises, No, 37, Oil thle east aide of the Minories.; on Wednesday, April 21, and followving days, at 12, TJHE, capital and extensive Stock in Trade, of a whole- T sale bat nuanufacturer; comprising a v-aluable assortmnent of ri- nished stock and raw materials in the followving gquantltjes, viz, about 1,000 doten of mets's and boys'I SO bagsof secondS wool commlon beaver hiatss24 dItto stage hares GOO dozen of heat Iuiated ditto 20 ditto) Iustre, seal, and tall 300 duenofbet.shortnapdItt 20 ditto quarters 150 dozen ofhe%t, water-rofdo. 06ditto newlter 40 dozen of heav er hiists 2 ditto hare'sbhack 5 swt. of white and conloured Itlarge ditto red wvool best Saxon adSpns And a large quantity of new ostrich, toxtall, a-nd dowvn feathecrs. silk and cotton hat banids, trimmiaps, fringe, hat linings and leathers. 40 dozen of bat boxes, 200 gross of buckles, "c.;: also the utetissils In trade, consisting of suindr fuirniture, scales atrid wveights, reanms of gnsper, h;idt screwvs, brushes, irons, stamips, moulds, aitd blocks. May 5 vied 2 days revious to the sale; anid eatalogues had on the r- mises; Of Mr. Lwis., solicitoir. 50, Crutchedfriars; and of Mr. o- gart, Old Broad-xtreet. Royal Excliange. Norfoikc.-Shipdsrns, between -Watton and Ecas Derehain.-CapltAl FItEEHOLfS and TITHE-F[lEF.ESTATES, Extensive Mq,nor. writhi valuaible Fusies and Q iit Rents over upwards of 100 HOUSES and 1,500 ACRES of LAND, a val;iabie Adv-owson, and a Farin at East Bladdenhamn: the ;rhole letat rents, anidof the vttlue of THREE TROUSAND POUNDS per anssnmIA.-ty Mte. HOGGART, 'at the M12rt, on. Priday. Apiril 50, at 12, In lots, by direction of th e Trus. tees of the late Most Hon. Charules MIarquis( Cornuwallis deceased. Ver vlualeandI ulesirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, -lyngwihin a ring fence, five miles fromn Eat Deerham and Watton, l7 from Norwich, and 97- from L.ondon; teoni- sistin~~ofthreeceapita1Fann-,,chieflyvexonerated from tithes, and sun.- taining In the whole 878a. 2r. &3p. of fine land, of which about 200o acres are in richi mieadowv atid pasture, anid theremainder aritihe, with 31 excellent fairmshouses,lcapacmous barns, extensive stalling and cattle lodges. antd nilimerous outbuildings, now or late in the occ-upation of Messrs. Lock. Peck. and Cordy, subject to leases at renrs Amaunuting to oNE THIOUSAND TWO IIUNDIHFD aind SIXTY-FIVE POUNDS gr ccanumu. A valuable FREEH-OLD FARM.I in thet p;srisbes of hipdhani and East Baddenbam, a short distance froM Lot 1, and betwveen Watton and East Dereham, consistinig ol 2712s. 2r. I p. of fine arablc and nmeadow, lund, Ivisig withint a ring fence, with Bailiff's Hiiise, Darns, Stabling, and biitbuildings let to Mr. JosCephi lionghaiil. with Lot 3. at a rentt of THREE HUNID ED and FIP FIT POUNDS per antii. A Wtelt built and substantial MJODERN RtESIDENCE, near the Church, in the village of Sbipdbam1 with walled -ftrden, stabling coscihbouse. and La. 3r. 27p. of capiltal land. 'fhe catipial and extensive INANOR of Shipilhams; coistaintg of about 101 inessuages, atid 1,505 acres of copyhold lanid, bioth subject to arbitrary fines upon death or ahlenatoton, aLnd a royalty over- the' whole paish, conitaining 4,200 acres. The ansotint of thiese quit reiitts anid fines uponi a fair average is aibout TWO IiUND RED and FOItTY POUNDS perannuiin. The PERPETUAL ADVOWVSON and Next Presentatioin of the Rectry 1 Slpdsni;conlatng f ahandsome parsoltage house, coug eat ad sated cotaiingnumrous rooins. clegaist dining anddraingrobns.ofice ofevey dsiriptiots, pleasure and kitchen garens ivsh eveallnciisresof lee land. of betwreen 40 and So0 acrs, ithsherea an smlltites risng rol bearen 3,000 and 4,00 cre, hiflyarbi. Te'whle f hevale f hbout ONE THOUSAD TWOHUNDRE POUNS per nnum.Subject to the lIfeo the preseiit lIncumbent. Mta bevee yleave of the respectiv tenanits, and particulars had athNrflhoe, Norwich; at Mrs. latiffes, Thetford; at the Geog lt,DeTeham; the inn at Shlpdham t the Angel inn, Bury; o ess Wyatt, Son, and Utton, Brome, near Eye; of Mtessrs, ruki. Howve, tusid Heptin- stal, solicitors, Lincoln's-inn; of Mr ogat Old BroaLd-street, Royal Exchange, London: and at the Mr Suflfulk, on the audril-coach road, betwveets Shole and Ipswisih at Stonliam.-By Mir. EIOGGA,RT. at the Mlart, on Friday, April 30. at 12, Ver c nac and valuable FreeholdI aild small part A C.oyholPstate,equal in value to freehold.SituatC Itn the parishes of Little Stonihant anid Mickcfield. at the 31-mile stone from NYorwich, conisisting of twro excellent Arable and Daitry Farmis, ealUed TIbe Four Elms, containing together 254a..2r. 35p. of superior arabic anid rich pasture and meadowv land, subdivided ac- follo.vsf one farmn coiataitta 165 acres, wvith a roomy farmhouse and offices, gaideni, and orchard, in a pleasant situation, and near to) the high road, in tite oeccupation of MNr. Creasy, a respolssible and good ten-ant, at a corn rent eilual to 2471. per annum ; the other farm, wvith a farmbhouseanid builidings atid 90 acres of rich land, Is let to Mlr. CaLithorpe, at 1601. per antinu. The estate is muoderately assessed, as to poor rates, situiated in anl Incorporated hundred, 12 miles from Ipsewich. 3 from Debenhanm, and only 0 fromi the navigation at Stowvinarket, forasiing altogether a meat desirable Investment in goo,dland. The estate may be viewed by leave Pf the tenants, anad particulars'lhad at the WVhIte Hart Ins,. Scho le; 'the Magpie, Stonhbaus; the Crowln and Anchior, Ipswich ; at the Norfolk Hotel Norwich;- at the Mart; and of Mr. Hoggart, Old Broad-street,RHoyai Exchange. Lonidon. ifuffolk, near Ipmwich, anid contigitoti-i to time beautiful river orveA.. in a v.ery plcturesilie aLnd fertile p art of the country, and adapted 30, at 2,I oeidnce lot r.OGGART, at the idart, on Friday, April A Mot dsirale reehld ropety,contiguous to the banks of the river Orwell, about 1 mlfr teural village of Holbrook, andabout4 miles rom Ipswich,in the prs of E.reston, and lying between te preserves, parka,and dema of Worsted Lodge, in a usst excellent eighbourhood,and, apoced by, good roads. Tue tano Is called Pot Ash, and cotaIns abosi 35acrest of Su- perior-land, yieldinog, in most seusons, prodgosrp fbardle.wet and turnips. The landisaof atfloe svand om elh,ad dy. The estaeisbiestifllysitatefor he reciot of vila,in goo.; part of thecouty or ocity,andfoms lsoan xcelen Isvetment. A lieat farmhouse or edttag residence, new buit barn,- and ouitbuildinigs; noso' In te occupatin of Mr. Jcobs, ion,whose term wvill expire at Mle~elms, 124.May e vewedby eave of the teznant, and pacti. culas hd attheCrow an ancor.Ipaichi; the Cups, Colchesiter; the ackt, astnieeec ofMr.Ran,m,solicitor, Stowruarket; at the tar'; nd fld, Hggat. 2, ld roatd-street, Royal Exkchanige. Kent.-Valuable F'reelitold Estates, near thes towni of Mtaidstonc, _a1 Thurnhant, JBearsted, HollUngbounsne, and Frlttenden.-lly SIr. HOGGART, at the Muart. on Friday, May 7, at 12, In lots, by order of the Executors and Trustees of the late Francis Armistrong, esai. deceaLsed, TrHE following Estates, viz. :-Lot 1. A suAbstantial oflad,siuae t ilase-Iren- cale Bearsted Hous, in a_d_ lightful.eounerr, andvithinhimileaof Maidstone. and co:ignousto tchose contslns numerous bed rooms, dining aItd drawing rooms, and iiflees. 'Lot 2. The neat and substantial Dwell- ing--hiuse, offices, gsrdeuts, and premises, Bt Hog-hill. near to Dear. sted-green, for many years in the oecui paton of NMr. Wise, whtose lease expires at ?itiehaelmas next, t-ether with a brick kilt. sheds and preunises, and several piees.cof lan.d adjolnisig, In a good situation. ith. 'I'he extensive Premises in Bearsted village, fur mrany years occupied. by Mr. Betts. butcher, with cottage and shedis, upwards of 150 feet its frout of the street. Lot 4.. The old Orchard wvith 2 cot, tage. a bartt, and S aeres of land, let to Mr. Philpot. Tots5, 6, and 7. Tlhree Pseces of capital Land, called the Crouch Lands. near the Village, now in hops- tnd meadow, in the occupatioil of Mr. Beets. Lot A valuable Property, .t Hollghourne, in a beaiutlful situatlQn for the- erection of a villa, with allcient structure, called Godfrey House, and 3 pleces of rich laitd adjoistiug, wita barn and outbuild- ings, nows ini the occupatlon of Mr. Allen. Lot 9. The Water Course and Bulbrook Gills, upon whicb a most valuable and polverfmtl head ef water rises, affording a constant supply to the adjoliting 2 VAt paper mill, In the occupation of Mr. Barnard, 'paper-maRer. Lot 10. N Piece of enelesed flop Ground. oppoitte Leeds Castle-park. upo the Ashford read, containIng brisk earth aind In a most valuable situa- tion for buildimig. Lot I1. The Hurst Latnds, near Bearsted. Lot 12. A Freetold Farm, at Frittenden, called Old Mill Land Farm, about 4 miles from Cranbrook. iontainng 55 acres, with farm house, hop oast, ansd outbuildings, in the oceupation ot hlr. David Moore. These estates are all out of lease, and the tenants have notice to Quit at Michaelmas asext. To be viewved wvith leave of the respectLve te- naints: and particulars had at the Bell, htaidstone; at the innsat Cranbrook;'of Mr.15elby, solleltor, Ooswell-Mtreet road at the Mart; and of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Qla Broad-strect, hoyal -:xcoange, lwhera plnas Aay bW eern. Elegant Preehold. Reslidence, With extensivir~Alid pro4elutlye lardenis, F3ISlpolads, orahard; and rich WsadOWvLand;-mear Ciasa green, En- 11Id-ByI,r.-1f0fGr,AiT, at the7 Slart5-oss,FrIday, Xiayi7,. At, jiTSn. leas an ec la~ e,offer shrnuld be ua4e h'psr,tt~e conitrast,byodi of.the'prok.-etlr.~Wni:Phfilps, esgtmbvlngtutolvn, c'd A Most-cofiphP1,ie stlf0il"cnvnin oi'' A.diothsFaiiutl.esidencv, upon whIch-a very coiil6edaable s~nrn has beenepedee-lu--improvements,; deligbtfully laeed a-ixtbiin-Rat own rouds, ardns, and land, eantRiunin ltogetler-6,boutC2Oocres of ichprouctve round contgioous to tho slew river,. ,Inhigh-tculti. -raion an clekadenabundanitly stoicked. thqivbqle~tmiPnIVaPPIipled withfin waer,rbenegighbourhoo~d eye respectAbfefl the 5flrrOUnd-. in~coutryheathyand beaatiful, and ttetaccass to London partic0u laneconenInt,andadalpted, for - the residerice of a merclfl4nb Or ban~er Th hose ontunsuumaious'bedchanabers, dreos-ingr&oons and water closet, elegant dining and drawignfroorn, library, elegatnt Veranida and terrace as-alk, open g to a-be& dtilul lawvn and flower ear.. den, eXeellenit odio.s,an0 ocipa ious cellarriug. Tbe'.detathed'QffiRe include ,oacksbouses, stabling Pfor 7 horses, datiry, Isundry,- aviaries. and niumer ous out offices, farm yard,, large hay barn, piK9erY, -Vow- lionsq,rand outbuildiigs, mcloih groutnd, hothouse; greenihouse, andr grapery, lofty fruit wolisatd shrubbery walks, formaing altogether a iuostdleisrabie residence. -To be veiewedby, tickets or-ly, livhieh wit pArticulars may be had ofVl,r. ljoggarti 01 ABtioad-street, Royal Ex.. *chance' i5xtietilars also of Messrs. Willis and Co. solicitors, 'Ikeja. hous-yrd idd -at the MIart. FreodResi den~c'e_ ad Lan'd, neRr Hialnitult'Foreitadlfr.9 Mlr. HOGGART, at the' Mat, oin Friday, May 7, at 12, by dlrectlonr of the T'rustees sif,the-late James Jones, seq. deceatsed, AVa ltable Erepehold Property, -exonerated' from the A ad tax, called Great Gearys, In an excellent situation, contI. IOU toth rod,and writhin-i)9 miles of Lonfdon, consjstlngof E arccbfl tsdence, containing n'sme5roLs rasadofcs n siediigand-drawing11room1s, With pleasure grounds, Productiv,e gardens, oxtensive fruit- n-ils, -wvell stored- fisli yonds, stahil lug, colaht.- hoaKe, barns,ganary, f+rnmyard, anid nurmerous outbuidldings, rdens;,- cottage, hiotl,ouse, gralpery, and flower kiarden: also aL pddeli of nearlY4 acres Inclosed Nvith lofty walls -clothed wvith fruit tr-ees,, wlth -5 ciother lnalosures oif rich arabieatand pasture laud. supposed to con. tail a-quanlityo,f fine brick earth, anid cumprising aitefgetihe Shaout 27 acres:- Malo 2 cottages anid gArdens contiguous, let to fevajits at will, at 141. peraniouns. This. e,,tate offers a most excellent Its-e\rr. nruent for residence awalil as fur ,unilflng, the frontage to t&c rod-, bIs7ng considerable, anid principally inclosed b7 briek walls, Tiholir.- chaser may. have immediate possesIlon, and the timber will ICL Wn' eluded In the purchase, ro be viewed at amny lime; and partlcuLrfss had at thie Angrel, lirore; (if Mlessrs. Whiqihaw and Suns, solicitors,- l-o,lhoru-conrt, Gray's-inn; at theNMart; and of Mr. Hoggart, 02, Old- Broad-street, Royal Exchanige. ___________________ ChoIe Wles.-ly WNSTALEYand SONS. at the Mar c,on Fr~da,y next, the 55th Ins4taut, at]3, A Simall Qllantity of excellelit Port, consisL-ng of about .CL6d,eq bottled irktleye-ars 1803, 1810,1831, and 1813,as.-u I fidoz0ens of TintaMadeira, the properLyv of it genitleman rern3ring fromn his residence at Wandswrorth-common, from whence the witne wHil be regularly pentted to the purchasers. Samples may be had -previous t the dapyf ofsale, with catalogues of WVinancanley and Sons, atrote-row; c"talogues also aLt the Mart. Stoke Newuto-Capltal and commodious detached Rcrsidenecut!Al,h Ofince C 13houes, Stabling, Gardenis. and 10 ncres of Meadow Laud-liyWINSANLEY and SONS, at the Start, o,n FrIdayr, April A Vauabl Cophold Estate, consisting of a most sub- Ek. taulal nd ost conimodious, Residence, situate In Church. street, StokeNeenin abu iles otily from the Roy~al PExchange, adapted foralagad epthe family, plated at a convenient re- move fron, thera,fomiihi is screened by a lewv plantation of thriving shrubs andevergpreents; containing a capital eating room, 1about 23 f'eet by 1I;drawinf, room, morning parlour. ha-ndsomie eni- trance hell paved wth marl, e, principal ani secondary- staircases, 5 fanmily bedebambes 2 dressitng rooms, ladles' sitting Minm, 9 sec,n. daryand era'ntscani ers, kicen.scullery, btr'parylun- dry,manging oom,and all sulitable domestis fie,eceln elr lug &c; eacius arrageyar, wth ouble.coacios,5s-l tbe writh green and huthue,-e. aoadrcya,wihobus anid outbuildinrs, ad2 paddocksofrich anieadow lad lewoeen- tainiing abo,ut 12 crs To be viewed by tickesol,wih wih printed p~articulai s maybe had of Winsranley adSn,Ptfofr row; particulars also a the Mart. W =brnpace, Rusself.square.-Valtnable Leas;ehold Estate, prodJir antIcome of 771. pa_r annum: and a Leasehold House, Chsps~3 pIlae., Long-lane. Bermiondsey.--By WINSTANLEY and SO.NS, ~ thelMart, on Friday, Aprill9, at 12,- AValuable andi very desirablc Leasehold Estatp, offering rLamoteligible opportunity for inv-estment; consisNtlig of a most; containing ample aLccommodations bor a respecAtable family, in the occupa,tion of John Finch, esq. who has recently agreed for a newy lease Of 31 years at the very uiloderate rent of 1051. per niumn, held for the remainder of a term of 99 years, whereof 7f0 years are unjex- pIrd, t grundret o 21. er nnM. Also a new built Lease- holdDwelin-houe, ein P,o 7,Chael-.p lace, Long-lane, Rermoud- sey,conalnlag roos ~-thgaren,In the occupation of Mlr. Noble, at 61.peransum,hel 04yeas, t aground rent of 71. peraknnuin. Thehoue n Wbur-paceto e iewd y tickets oniy, by permis- sins ofthetennt,10 ayspreedig te sale, which i;rith printed partculrs ay e hd o WiataleyandSons, paternoster-row; par. Policy forLi ,0W-, Shares in the Hope anld the-Eagle FireAsuac, anid the Portsmouth. Pertsea, atid Farlington Waterak.B WINISTAINLEY and SONS, at the Mart, on Friday, Api9,a12 in 4 lots, APolicy ill the Hope Assurance Companjy for ?01,000, - Ntbte accumulations thereon-; F'ive Shares ln the Hops and Teni Shares ini thie Eagle Fire and Life Assurance Companies; and Nine Shares In the Portsnsoutis, Portsea, anid Farlington WVaterworks. Printed particulars may be had at the Mart, and of Wilnstanley and Suns3, P'aterhoster-row. Dul-wich-com-mon, Sairrey-Detached Fautily Re-sidence, with Coaeh- hou,,e. Stabiing, Offices, Gardens,, and a genteel Cottage.-By- WVIN2TANLEN a-id SONS, at the Miart, us; Friday, April 23, at 12?, by orer o theExecuors f Thmas4ullah, esq. deceased, Leashol deache P~i1yResidence, most deUght.. iV fllysitateon lnls-ih-cmu,n, commranding the beautiful sceeryo? he idicest hlls inthenetest order, and fit for the lin- drawiiigrooms, nrnin~ arlour,3 prniaE2leodr,as 2 sevns =hmers, dressis,g.rss hadoeetacehl,kt In wahos, man'~s chambern domrestic offices cahndhise liouses, stabinug, piroductive gardens, -lawn, araesre, &e.. Also a very neat cottage detached, but yet so situt ast te~dped either fosr letting or-eccupatioxn, should afmlreuemore room s It con tains 2 goo&d pariour*,kthn,wsonead 3 bedehambers:- held for a ertrn,whsreof year ar n,brd rflingannual ground- rents. To be viewed 14 dy rcdn thsaebtikl only, which, 'With printed particlrs ma ehdo ess iis arver, Watson, aiid WVillis aoulcito.Tonoueyd.adf tinunley and Son;s, liatsrnoster-row. Priuasas at the Gayhiound inns. Dulwvich and Syde;iham: Goldeni Lim, Camberwell; and at the M3art, F'recnold Estateis Mtinories.-By WINSTANSLET and SCNS, iii the Auction Matrt. o;i Friday, April 23, at 12, in 4 lots, rTRY dlesirable Freehold Estates, consisting, of a spa-. V cious house and prerAises, witli stable, sbc. Occupy-ing d v-ery extensive alto of ground, situate NOs. 41 and 42, in Haydon-s~quare, extesiding to anid I,avIng a communication with Sheepv-vard, in the Miniories; nowv unercup,led, and early possession mayv btihad. Also, five other muessuages adjoliuing. being No. -43, 44, 45. 40, and 47. hi Churets-street, a considerable thorouighfare. leading toHaydon.square, In the several occuipatlodis of' Messrs. Taylor, Davis, Rinig, Ceronel, andWoo. prt n laseandpar toyealy enants, at rents amount.- ing o 121. Os.perunum No. 41and42pay be viewed 14 ftayx preedig -he aleby ppyl~ onthepro las;and the other honses- by prmIsionof he espe "etenats.Prited artculrs ay be TootinF. Surrey.-Valuable Freehold Estate, couislanlng of ai resp-ect- able Fanilly Itesidence, Coachhsouse, Stabling, Gardens, Cottagre. and Paddock., containing upwards of 3 acres.-By WVINSTANLEY and SONS. at the Alart, on Friday, A ril 23, at 12, AValuable andi Yery desirable freeholdI Estate, consist- ACk ing ofs. respectable residence. called the White House, pleat- sa;itlysiut ta ovnetrmv from the road, at TootIu5. lfI the cisusuty of Surrey, -about 7 mniles from thie bridge:s; containiing every accomnsodatioll fursa genteel faimlly, wvith coachh,uuse, stables, l,an, ottge,prductive garden, and paddock. Thse whbole contain- ing bou 3 cre an-35perhes intheocc oron of Thus. Holmes, esq.on lase whih epire atMiehclm s, 2t6. To beoviewed 10 dayspreedin th sal, btwee th hous o Ii and 3, by permission of te teant wit tiket~onl~. wich ithprinted particulars nmay) be teis ad o Mesrs.Swee, ~okes nai Car, solicitors, Basinghiall- street. and of ia iey nd Sons. Patenoter-rowv; particulars alsoatcthe bok' HesdMiham; the MItre adthe Al heatsfreaf Tooting; t)he White Lion, Streatham; ind at te Mart. Js-well-ecy.-By MIr.WVILLIAM,~S, at tlheAuction Mart, THIS DA.Y, at 12, T HE remaining -Stock of a Jewveller, consisting of gold wat~ches, rns, pins, brooches, amethyst suilts, dressiung cases. wo cbxs h. To be veiewed till thie salIe, and cataiogucs had of Mlr. WVilliams, Tlirogmnorton-street. o Lopes, urnrs,&e.-By Mlr. FORtREST, at Garraway's, oni Thursday April 15. at 12,- In 1 lot, "p HE Lease and 6oodwiff of a very old-estabishecl __Cooper's and Turner's Shiop, wrIth conivenient famnily, apartments, and large wvorkshop over, most eligibly situate for retail trade. in. llariea.a rea throuhfae, usaly ,nutiglous to Aldersgate-street, non-occuiedby Ms. Wodbldge Alo Two Shiops, let off to Mlr. liarol. prkmn, nd ir.Joles,fbier,sld a dwelling-house and shopad3inlg, et o alass Wnebidg, mlliners; the part let ofW proues moe hantheren ad txesof hewhole premises. TIo be vIeed 0 dys efoe te sle,whe prnte paticulars miay be had on he remsesals atGarawa's:andof r.Forrest, 87, Alders- Cottage Residence, Clapham; Surrey.-By -Mr. FORRESTl, at Garra- way's, on T'hursdaiy, the 15th inst. at 12. A MNost desirable Lcasehold Cottage, withs coachhouse L--and stabling. forecourt, and large garden, situate in Lark-hall- lane nerlyconiguus o te vllae o Clpha, formerlvin the oc- cupalonof lexnde Grnt,esi, bt nw o Jon Lee, es4. who will. givepossssio in ay.The ottae cotais a smatll entrance hall, 2 dra~ingroo. wth oldng oor. m eaingparour, 5 be-debambers, btiket~~ol printed articulars mai ehanfMess Forrest, 87. Alersgate-street. K se.,-hreehold Malnor Farms, band-tax Redeemed, and Free of- Rectorial TithQs, 'With inMmediate possession.-By 11r. FORREST, at Garawa's, n Thusday Aprl15,at 12. III 2 lots, A Valable and ery mproable Freehold Estate, sitatein he ershe ofSouh enSleet and Tbundersley, in thecouty f Esex abut mies romRaleigh and 7 from South End,and ouned b th lowr rad foniLondon to that plases; compnian~,TWo OST DESRABLE Fll MS.free of rectoriali titlies, calld IC'T' HIL andSOUH BEFLET HAILL, containing together about FIVE HUNDRED AChE of productive arabic, mneadowv, and rich mrai sh land, with a smnall %rood, lying very comipact and contiguouts to eack Other, wvith farm. liouses, cottages, Tian suitale outbuildings, nowv in hand. The estaKte particularly me-rits the attentioss of agniculturists, from tisc great fertUity of the st,ll, wvhich miight be still higlly.improved- by under draining, anid from Its contiguity to South Bfende_et whbarf, where the produce may be convcnIently shipped for the London miarketis; an-d limne, chalk, and manure received at a very easy expenise, as the water carriage to or from London takes only one tide. Half the purchase money may resnain oni mortgage. To be viewed 28 dys peceing he ale,by eppliogto Mr. Miayor, at Keut's 11111 Form of hom rintd paticuars ay then be had;, partIciulars also at the Golden Lio , Ralih hp ochford: Whale's hotel,. Sout-cul; Kn~zHea, Madoi; Tree Cups, Colchester; Black Boy Chl:nfor; Uncor, homfrd;Falcon, Gravesend; of J. B. Willams es. soicior,Shreabuy; essrs. Clarke, Richards, and?,edelf soictor. haner-lae,London. at Garraway's; andof r.Forest 3, Adcrgae-sret, London, where plans may be seen.-- - Frehol Dary ar, EseLBy-r.FORREST, at GarrawaY's, onl Tharday Apil 5, t 12 inI lt, y oderof the Deviscee, Valuabl and copact Frehold state, exonerated A frm lad ta, caled ibbos, -ush - and- Emberland's faflhn. sitateat ppig Lng-ree, i th conty of Essex, I mlles.fronm Eppig, frm ~lthm Abey an 18from London; consisting of sundy inlosree f rih madow pature. airable. and wood laild, Iying ritahia ring fence, eontaLniinaaltogether I10nores, with afacm house, barn, stabling, and nut-butidlings, yard, andgarden,in the occu- patian of t3r. John Rttmbell, on lease recently granted, nt anDt rent of 1671. lOs. per annum, for the drst 7 years, with a provIso that the tenant maycontinuefor a further term of 7-years. on paiigi 1921. SS- perm nnuun. To be viewed by applying to the tenant. ow rnvho printed particulars may be bhd- particelars also.at. the Cock, Epping; the N ew nn, Waltham Abbey; the Bunll, H odd5sdon; Poi r Swans, Wval- tham-cross; Dolphin. Rumford; of George Chapman, eeq.solicitor, Brighton; Messrs. Stevens- and Wood, solicitors, Little St. Thomas Apostle; at lGaraoways; and of Mlr. Forrest, S7, Alderssxte.atret, London. Qoas-ser-l Sale of Slseelianeluos Forfeited Property.-By ;Messrs. MACHItN and DEBENHAMI, at5heirAuetIlo Rooms, 26, King-street, Cov ent-arden, on MSonday, the 5th -Instant. CIO, and folloling d. s At1, -(6'm RISING 4,000 volumes of-Books, by the most %J esteemed authors, viz. Encyclopedia Britaneica, Shbaapeare's Works in various e4itions, BLeaumontand Fleteher's, Swift's, klunie's, Sumollett's, and various illuastrted historical works, and 800 volunies of the best editions of the Greekafdlsatifl classie; uprighr, horizon- tal, square. and grand pianOs, chambler organs, violils, violoncellos, fdlttes, and clarionets; fine old palntings and drawings, scares,prints, ivory -cavings and camneos, bronzes and or-nsoulus, - antique and nmodern china and eut gtass, and a varlety of othier snistcuiancous articles, pledged prior to Mnay.-1824. (1 fl-ILDREN Cutting Teeth.-At Mr. Burchell's, sole 9_/ proprietor and preparer -of the Anodyne Necklaces to the 1StL Xing, for the. Royal Children. 79, Long-acre, and positively by. bis ap olntsleLt no mvkcre else in London, are sold the original ANO. DIt ENE CKLACES for Children cuttJilg teeth, after werilg wbich but one night infants have cut their teeth witb Iperfect safety Who were nearly re~dusced to the grave by it; fevers. convulsionse, &c. aU proceeding from their teeth; price Ss. Likewise 'he famious Sugar Plums, for wvorms in children And growrn ,eTvons, boxes 2s. Sd. eacni they atre not to le detingulshled tn taste awd appeosace froin corn. niotn uzar-plus 'sand tnay vwtlthtber?eat afGty begsvtn to infants'.t Sold alao at MSr. N'awbsrYs". Dame-strc!t, i)ullln.- SALES BY AUCTION. -