Sales By Auction.
Rare Specimens of Carvinr, just importetl and a Collection of Pic. tures.-By Mr. EDWARD FOS'l'ER, at hia Great Room, 14, Greek-street, Soho-square, To-morrow, Oct. 6, at 12, AMatclhless Carved Frame an(d twvo Trophies, carved by A Verbruggen, and one elaborately carved frame by Aquinot, 9 carved pier tiblee, a erucifix, brackets, 50 picture frames, railing for an altar, alRo an excellent colleetion of pictures, of the Italian, Flemsish, and Dutch sc4otlq. Alay be viewed, aail catalogues had at Alr. Foster'a offiee, 14, Greek-street, Soho-square. Clapton.-Ieage of a very co'.'nplete Residence, in perfect order, with postession.-Bv Mr. J. MUSGROVE, at Garraway's, ro- frirrrowd, (oct. 6, at 12, nHE lHouse is pleasandtly situate, in the prei8hable part n;L of(lapton, with excellent front and back gardeas tastefully laid out and abundantly stocked, and contains 65 bedrooms,'dining and drating rooms, 2 kitchens, ample cellarage, and fine water, 12. years of the lease unexpired, at tiO guineas a year. 'io be viewed, and particulalrs obtained on the premries; at Garrawar's; at the Auction MaSrt ; and of dIr. J. Mlusgrove, auctioneer, $5, Austin- friars, Ol1d Broad-street, and at Hacneyxe. Eligible 1,eaaeholds.-1'wo brick buult Houses and Gasrdens, situate near StoS e Newington end Shacklewel , in the prrish ot Haek- neevn.-By for. a. USGROVE, ant Garraway's, eoabmorrow ()et. 6, Rt 12, in 2 lots, by direction of th1e Exrcutor oi fl\ts. jMary Rolfe deceased, Lotl1.4A Brick built Rcsidenlce and Garden, situate ts No. 4, Willew-plaree fronting the high road from 8toke Newingtoss to Stamaford-hill, let to li1r. Reynolds under an agreemcent for 7 yeare, at 32i. per anstum. lint 2. A neat bric; built Residence and Garden, No. 16, Shacklewell-road, leadittg fromT'Newington to the village-of Shacklewell, let to Airs. Lefevre, a respectab1e yearly tenant, at 18 guineas perannum; held for about 40 years at very small ground rents. 'ro be viewed by.permission of the tenants, Particulars on the premises.; at Garraway's- at tibe Auction Mart; apd of AIr. J. Dluogrove, auetionc6r. 5, AAustin. frisrr, Old Broad_-street, and at Hackney. Detached Cotiage ResidenCe, with posPession, and 2 Acresof Garden Ground ncar 0rssnge-road Bermondscy, held for 40 years at a - Ground Rent.-By dlr. M'IUSGROVI, at Garraway's, To.mor- row, Oct. 6, at 12, in I Lol, E valuable Lease of a brick built detached Dwelling. JLThouse containing 7 rootns, stable, and- yerd,.delightfully situatr, ana being the firbt house in Blue Anchor-lane, a few. yards out of the Blue Anchor,road, near Orange-road turnpike, Ber- mondsey, in the county of Surrey; togethgr with 2 acres of mo4t excellent gaeden- ground, abundantly stocked with several hundred choice and healtity standard fruit ires. 'ro be viewed .and-descrip- tive partictilars obtained on the premises; at the Bricklayeras Armq, X-'ent-road, at (larraway's; at the Auction Mart; and: of: lr. J. IMuggrove, nuctioneer, 5, Austianfeard, Old Broad-street, -and at Hackney. An Annuity of TO.. a year anet Two ismall Lraaehold Estatei, Hacknev and Bethnal-green.-By"Mr. J. MUSaROYE, it Garraway's, To.morrow, at 12, in 4 loti, , N Annuity of I01. a year, during the life of ahealthy and respectable married Gentleman, nged. 35, whoace. life is insurable and charged on important freehold prolertyit Shiropshire, pfagbe half yearly, at a banlking bo$use hi i,ondJ n .; Also ajeesc- hold prbperty consisting of a house shtd, end premisesi-No. 31, 016be Idfei, Aethnal.green.: neat the Printe Regent, lerT to Air. Perkin dnd-4 cottages bebihd the sarn#, she *whole producinga eleaf j1corii ot 401. per arnuni.; term 91 yearS-:' iid .4-brit1k buils hdeisws nnd?gaidens, on.the southsidt We Alartbu.stret, near Catl)- bridge Heath, rlackney; let to giold and -respectable-renats,.at 10 guineas per ennum eaeh house; term R4 years and ground rent i50,.. Particulars on the premises; at Garraway's ; at the Afhrt; and ot Mlr. J. AlnegrOve, 5, Aietirsfriars, Old Broad-street, and Hackney. Drebtofd and eagelsol& Estates,. an'i a' vell secured AMortgage Debt'of?313 Jy; lr. CANSDEIaL,'at tlhe AuctionAMart, on! Fridi%0, October 8: Eat I' 2 r WELVE tUnifr and substantial Dwelling-bouses, -AL Nos.:2 to 7, andiNGs. lC ti, 1i, incIsesive,' Chapel-street, close to A!liddlese,t (.hpes irk the. Haeleney-roa4, all let to respectable ~~~ s~ctrant amounting to P40 guinea,sperannumn. Thrcee Houses'Nos 2, 2~,And 26, Colcilarbour-street, Hatckney'-roa4 4kn is&rtssd Rntof'Th.ree Guizieas peir unnun,'aeising frain the ous adoinng:making a rental of about 451. paer annum. Two Freeolti Hosea, Nos. 4 and Li, Coburg."street ommercial. road lao yerlytenants at.361. per annum. Four 1"r~eehnlel Cot.. Cage, Sutl.crscen.~area inthe vicinity of tile MAfriee.pataile, B~:heo, Podulogabot 41.per annum. A Ljeascheld House, Shop andPremses,No. , Weliogtois-street. I Kepney-. in the oc- ceipato f 0 lisadaMortgage of 3631. bearing interest; at 5 percent. an' siecured orn seven houses., near Shoreditch clhurchi. Trhe steveral estates may be viewed,I and particulars hadi of Air. Skegg',salrcaitor, Trafaliar.place, Hackney-roadl ; of Messrs. Clut- ton. antI Carter, Fsolicitors, Hfigl,.4trect, )3orough ; of Alir. WX'rit~,, solicitor, Peters-bhill; 11octo'rs'.commons ;.'at the Start ; and ofPile. Cansdell, surveyor, Nortonfalgate. Burt-uncerese~n-t..esjrable Leasehold I-louse, Genuine Fu`riture, Pier and Chiimney Glastes, Plate, Linen, Chiina, Glakss, a capitgl Double' Fbwlinppiece Wrines, and Effects.-Bv Aft. AIJGAIL (late with Messers. Robinel, on the Premiase, '13, Leighi-place, Burton-crescent, THis DAY-,, at 12, by order of tile Shieriff ef Middlesexc. rfHE''Furniture conmpriscs handsome 4-post asitl tent JL bedsteadis, and rich chintz cotton fuirnitures, goose feather beds and good beddiny, mahogany cheats ot' drawers, dining, card, and pembro-ke tables, sofas, carpets, fenders and fire irons, &c. On' the same day will be soldl, the Lease of the excellent Fatmil'y House, held fur,ajerm ot' Il years, at a modearate rent. Mlay be viewed ; cataliogucs 'had on the premises ; and of IVIr. Aigar, auctioneer, appraiser, an:tI house atgent, 9, King.Atr'eet, H-llborn. valubifBoos, nd 1 doen ortWin, Lothbary.-..By Slr. ADAIISON,o't he Prmise, No 58,Lo, hbury, near Cole - manstreet,. on Tusa,Otbe 12 tI, by. direcLin of the~ Assanees of Al r. al akut HEgenteel oucodFriture, secretary bookcases, T widoe, set of dining tables, chimuney glasses, china a'nd glass, table 8ervice,. elegant dlessiert siervice, plate, linen, 'valuiable girrot books,. including the Dl)ephin Cltsicm, (Valysedto, th rtish Bsa. s,C,brln' Dra-ma, Flora Britannica, the Works of Stsakspeiire, Hogarth, Blair, Goldsmith, Gibbon Robertson-, Joh~nson, .Cowper, Milton, Byron, &c. To be vieweel on Monday previoust to the sale, and catalogues had on the Pre. maises; aind of Atir' Adamson, 1i,aBilliter.oquare. T'o Gr-ocers and Teadealers.-Ljease and Osaodwill of an establiahleel Groce-'d Shio and a Dwellinghaouse, Fish,strect.hill......y BMr. ADAAIS(W)at' the A uction MAlrt, on Tuesday, October 19, at 12, by direction of the Executors of a Gentleman deceased, unles previously disposied of by private contract, rrt HE benieficial Lease of a capital brick built 'House, it6tgether with the Goodwill of a commanding Grocer's Shiop, in full trade, fituste No. 2, on) Ctbe eal side of Fish-3strect.lhill, par- ticulaTl~' desirable in point of situation for the present and equally eligible for soy ether retail b'uiiness where puiblicity isi requiredl field for a trxm of 21' yaprs from liady-day, 1813, at a nioderate rent. To be viewed till the male, asnd particulars had on the pree mites; at thg Mfart;, and ofAir. Adamson, II, Billiter.square. To Ol Mrchnts, Wholesale Grocers Stationersi Colour Slantu. facturers and 6thers,-Extensive OPevmises, hread-street-hiil, UJpper I1hamres,street...Biy M4r. ADAAISON, at the Alart, on '.Vt;e5day, Oct. 19, at 12, in conscquence of a dissolution of part. nesi,in I lot, Veydesirable and extensive LeaseholdI Warehlouse, aL.1frpyfor, and a small Dwellinig-house adjoining, situatte thie southi east corner of Bread'.street-hill, Upper Thames-.street. 'rite premises tire strongly timbered, withi loop hole doers and pulley hoes-, and a couhtinghouise on the ground dloor ; the whole in per, feet repair, a considerable sum having been expendled in repairs and improvements, and arc now calculated for any wtiolesnle conicern of magnitude heltd for a term of 11 years, at a low rent. 'L'o he viewed till tue sale ; and particulars had on the premnises ; at the Mtart sand of Al r. Adamson, Billiter-,quare. Freeho~ldQd ai-cSweetiiig"usallev, tj(Srnlilli ; atid a Leasehiold Estate, RatcIli-By M4r. ADAMASON, at the Mlart, on Tues- CIae', Oct. 19; at 12, in 2 lots, uniless previously tiisposed of by private contract. Lot I. ( '%NE undividled Fifthi Part, or Share, of a valu- able Freehold Estate, consisting of a capital aind sub- istantial brifk built r6orn' house,_ compristing the Newr York coffee- house and tavern, eligibly situate in Sweeting',s-alley, Cornhiill, in. cluding a spacicuil coffee room,. dining raoms, capacious vault, and cellaring; domestic offices of every description; let on lease for at tereb of 21 years frorm the 13thi day of Novemiber, 1818, at a clear renit of 160!, for the firsit 7 yearn, as 1901. a year for the next 7 years, and for the rernaining 7 years at a clear rent of '215i. and since the leiise was gra'ntetd s considerable g?um last bseen expendeti. Lot 2. One undirided Fiftht Part, or Shiare, of a Leasehold Estate, con. siSting()f 2 brick built houses and spacioui premises, Nos. 158 andi 1'l, Rati~liff-highway, heldi for an uinexpired ierm er 20 yearsi fron, mtltchaelmiai-tay, 18-24, at a ground rent of 411. unedr a lease to 'Alt. Simons and Mlr. Cave,-coppersmiths, at 1401. per annum. T be viewed till tlhe sa;le ; antI psarticularis had on the pirernises at the Mart ; of Mlr. Stanlev, solicitor,' Chapel-place, Poultry ; and of Mdr. Adamson, 11, Biliftelsqguare. HaTafeijed, Aliddlesex.-Ilunting Box, abuut 27 Acres of Land, a Garden and Otitofficcs.-.By Mr. ADAMSOLN, at the Auction AM,;rt, on Tuesday, Oct. 19, at 12, by direction of the Executors of'the late Robert Georve Spedding, eaq. ALrOrY desirable and particuIarly eligible Freehold ai,gaecllcd Weybeards, othervise Hammonds, adjoining Sir George Cook's estate, in a retired, healthiy, and pleasantf situa- tion, commanding views of considerable extent over a luxuriant cuntry~; it is seated on a rising ground, in the parish of Hiarefield, in the county of Mlidellesex, in the immediate vicinity of 4 packs of hounds-, inclutling the Berkeley, 'The estate comprises a new brjck bithunting box, capable of' being enlarged and improvedt at an inonitera~le expense, an excellent chaisehouse, stabling for eight hrc,cowhious6, cartiodge, pouiltryhiouses, and other outoffics, lag ad, and abotit 27 acres ot land, in 3 enclosuires, chiiefly fine mead ow, surrounding the house, and a gooil garden. The premises are well supplied with water; the stages pass to anti from London twice a day; distant froas the capital market town of Rickmans. worth 2 and -a half miles, ii fromn Uxbridge, and 21 from London, TIo be viewved by applying to Mlr. Gibbons on the premisies, of whom particulars may be hiad ; a'lso of 51r. hilles Hill, land and timber surveyor, Chesham- ; at thte Whiite Horse, Uxbridlge ; Stun, Hlem-el Nenipeteadl; Swan, Rickmansworth ; Crown, Anmersham George, Aylesbury; at thec Auction Mart ; of Air. R. Thtames, solicitor, Fen-court, Fenchurch-street ; and of Mlr. Aslanison, II, Billiter-square. ---------- Buic inghamshire.-A capsital compact Freehold Fatrn. chiefly arabie Faruis-housie, and Outbuildings, and a Wood of fins oros. mentai Timber..-By Air. ADA AISON, at the Auction Start, on 'Tuesday, October 19, at 12, in 2 lots, by edirectiuni of the Execu. toe of Robert George Spedding, es.q. deceased. Lot 1. Very desirable Freeheldl Estate, known as B3ois AW~ood Farm, siituate on tuec north side of a rom-antic and extensive common, over wlhich an unlimited righetis attachied, in the arih o Chsham inthefouty f Buekingitam', in thie imme- eliae vcinty f 4pacs o hands'inluding the Berkeley, and in a neghborhod hihlyrespctabe, ormig averyeliible pro- pert fo a sortng gntlman,or or he up o inetstet; it is nlyabut miesdisantfrm te ctptalmaket-onfRick'- mansort, I nd haf frm Aeraani, thesaime from Cheshtain, and 26 fromnLondoan ; coniprising a comfortable brick buiilt hiouse, commanding a view of'a spacious well pitched fodderirg yard, stur- rounded by 2 capital barns, stabling, cowlbouge, cart lodge, and all other necessary outbuildings for agricultuiral purposes, stack yard, about 120 acres of' arable and meiadow land, including 2 ca.pitalf pro. ductive orchmards, all lying extremely compact, divided by capital ltedges, a good garcden, also an unenclosed allotment on Amner8htam. common, and 9 cottages. The term is in the occupatiolt of - Hlawlees, tenant at' will; and lIha cottages are let to yearly sand weekly tenants. ' Te whole is of tuse annual value of at- least 2101. Lot 2. A valuablg Freehold I.Vood, called B3ois Wood, filleel withi ftine stately ornamental' timber, comprising about 40 acres. Lot 3. A Fpe Farm Rent of 91. 5i. par annum, being the laudl tax charged upon about '65 acres of copyholsl land, at Harefield, in tuse couisty of Middlesex, called Noakest Farm, purchiaged of the Commissioners for Redemption and Sale of the Latid-tax. rl'o be viewed till the sale by applying: to ilr. James Hill, land und timnber surveyor, Chelisata, of wham particulars mayt be had-, also at the Whiite Horse, Uxbridge, Sun, . leinel Hemapsted; Swan, Rick-mana.. worth ; 'Crown; Amerhahni; 'George, Aylesbury'; at the Auction. mare; -of-'Mr. R. Thomas, s4olicitor, Fen-court. Fenchzurchi.street; andl of Mr. Adamson, 11, Billiter.aiqu-are, London. To Ale; alid Ta%ble: Bear BsreweTss Coppersmiths, Bach. Makers, and Others.-fiasehold Premnises, Plant, axnd Utensilsj, of the Calidonian Brewery, Lamnbeth. 'By Air. ADAAISON, on the Premises, liower Fore-street, Lambeth, near ttte Palace, on Wednesday, October 20, at II, by direction of the Assignees of Al r; William Mac George, a bankrunt, "Fh HE valuable - Plant and Utensils, com-prising a IL 20-bgr-rel coppet, equal to n6w, 4 oak and fir liquor backs 2 fir coolers, a 10-quarter nsshing tun, a mashing mnachine, a va.Iu. able engitee puinp, lead cisterns, -lead and copper pipes, sod cranes, birass cocks, stillionn, pulleysf, 500 iron-bound c-asks, in sizes,7 2 drays,. a 'care gelding, 4 pockcts of' hops; a large quantity of' brick work, fand a variety of otber articles. At Ctle same time, will be sold, the Lease-of an old eRtablisht-d Ale and TIable -Beer Brewtvy, known as the Caledonian, antI which has recentl)Wbeen fitted tip at a vey cnsierale xpense~, and irk esseperior manner;psein every convenience fr' earryingoan an.extensive trade,.sptd.being situante adjoining the river -Thames, h-as the privilege of shipping and housino goods free of the customarY cl,argesi.; and a dwelling. house in front of Fore-street ; together with 'the goodwill of a re- spectable business attached thereto, which has been establishedl a nun,b1'rot'yeart. 'The premises are held for a. termis of years at a low rent. 'rhe premises to be viewed till the sale, and the effects on Wednesday previous; when particulars and catalogues tnay be had on tle' premises.: of fiIr. Garrett, solicitor to tlis ahsignees, 5, New North-'treet, Red lion-square; and of .Ir.Adamison, B1li. ter,square, Fenchurch.street. Valuable'Froebold Fsrins and Building-liartd, at and near'Tewkes bury, GhOcestershire.-By.JOH-N MIOORB, af the Swan and Hop-pole Inns, Tewleesbury,-on A londay andl Tuesday, Oct.-18 And 19, beginning. eaglt day at 12'a&.noop, in lots, . ' - / Very capital and. exton6iv. -iv tate, p.ards of 528 A acrc, freehold and tithe free, formerly the monastic landts of the Benedictine Abbey -at Ttwkesbury, and situate in the parishes of 'T.ejkesb.ury, Walton,Cardiff,rAnd Ashchurch, including the Great bbey louse theiiiLtch-admired Ancienl Gatewav, tfhe'yitep ot the-MAoni98a HTitej aMle, otid the Gaston Fiel&en'which 'the ci'alive lalttle'retee the hous' '-f -Vorik and 'Lancaster' was fon<hti-containing eeveral desira!jle ,favms ttid 'iany rtost eligible .lot f;.hbtdlqj1e5'bIafitd! oeinn,tt,e gfeato5ad, bteivin theinorth and 'wiest 'ofr ,nRg`d`- -s t,oul 8 iles' fromh Ch'eltenhatn-, -16 from Mlalyerri ~hd '1d orees'tez; gnd 10 fedWs:oceslcr,' and ' near to' the nv~~'Se~ersic<'abd'Avon. .The pteriiide 'rn1ak be viewed ona applica. tioii to lhe a4tbi'teifi ini 'J5'doewjsttbMri, of'whoe'd.egcripttive particu. Iaxs:nisy he,iad.' ?a~irticudrs in,ayalsu be la&atd1he Star, finig, iuna of M-t., ;d KdtIrey.of' \Vorecsterj BE3ss Xleiid, -Glooslet;: taveW Brisol^; .MnXvq- tzen3 rmip h -n of' ANtr. "airig, iOicitrs ereorio9,Att.lole;STwifitin` near Tpwkeabury of Ale. Boodle, Ldfftse Bfo:listrcel; Grtosveuor'-square, London, ad of Mr. 'anner, Little Cassioliury, Watford, flerts ;or at Goulson's hotel, Upper Brook.street. Stock of Entglish China, -ricb Cut Glase Chiandeliersi, Lamps, andl *Lu8tres, and a proftusion of ornamnental and uspeful Chins, aud t2ltuible' Blte'rts of' Mir. Barl6w deceased...By Air. FARE- BftOTA1BR. on the Premisies, No. 29, Bishepssgato.street- WiLhout, 'rasis 'DAY, Oct. 5, tMid following days, at 11 each day, ' by' ordet ot the Executor, whowl1e of the very extensi.ve Stock, comprising T.~dHin'ner, dlessert, and dejeun6 serVic~e, supoer trays, cabinet adornamental vases, curps and cans,, tea and coffee equipages, and china bowlfs of English. porcelaine inimitably pencilled in land- scapes, birds, flowvers, fruit, and various designs, 'painted in rich colours, and gilt in a. superb antd costly manner, also several sets it, imltation of fine old japan brilliant cut glass lustres,, chandeliers, anid lampis, 'expensively and profusely ornamented vvith or-mnoulu; richi cut glasa in dessert services, trifles, water jutgs, decanters, excellent pldfted epergnes, cruet and soy frarnes -with cut glass battles - stone- jugs and mnugs ; and every description of useful china: deselrving thie attention of ?rivate families, the trade, tavern- -keepers,arit keneral dealers. Tohe view.ed;catalidgue., atfOIt. each, to be had en- the premiises, and at Alt. Farebrother's. office, 6, Wel- linrzton.etreet, Strandl. Valuab)le and viytoiievtl Fh e odEt-a t,at Sratford. in Essex, about 4tiefom n tns.B r. FREBROT1HER, at Gaireaway', onF (ae,Ot.8.a12 Valuable aimvr. nprovable Estate, situate at A Stratford-genabt 4 miles from London, consisting nf a substantial and convenient brick built fainitly residence, with officefs of every description, excellent garciens,I farmnyard, antd buildings, an inclosure of very rich meadlow land, the whole containing about 14 acres, a part of whicli is bounded by the Ihighl road, it-d will at the expiratioti of the present lease becomne highly valuable lor building upon; the whole is let to Alexander Mlitchell, esql. on lea-se, of w-hich 6 years, are unexpir-ed, but in the occupa!ion olf Goode, eeql. subjject to a low clear rent otf 11891. 5s. per annumn. To be viewed by per. mission of the tenant, and particulars, had 10 days prior to the sale at the Swan publichouse.Stratford; of Mes8rs. Vardroper and Beecham, solicitors,Hawlthurst,Kcni; gitGarrawayV's; sand atINr.Farebrother's, 6, WVellington-street, Strand. to -Hotel and Tav-ernodCfieus Keprs, Fuqaliste Furnish.- ing, andl Dealersi...By MNr. BUVL,'OCK, at hiis Great Roomn, 21 1, WA igh olborn, on Thursday next, at 12. AStock of' Gloss anld China, principally of a superior cIna,eici-nn n eblurare,g every variety of artieleg in Tich chn,ironstone adbu ae decanters, water carafts, trifle dlishest, salad bowls, wine glasses, rummerst, tumblers, re-lts, castors, i3ideboard lamps, lustres, water ewers, ornamnentg, and a quantity of Staffordshire watre. 'The whole may he viewed to-mor- row, and catalogues had at Garraway's ; anti ot'Ar. Bullock., High Holborn. ~Vins, ur~surs Piturs, Gns,andEffctis of a Ocentlemnan.- Bynr Mr. BLO ,athis Roomns, 211, High Holborr., on Friday net adfloigday, at 11, "INE Wns cons ising of 154, dozen, in pale Shierry, .1' East rndia Madeira, Fort, vintage 1820, and other Port ; alsto an elegant 6 octave cabinet pianoforte, a square ditto, 2 capital double barrel gunis wishi tackle, in mahog~any cases, a gold repeater, table clock, a few paintings, 2 endIs of superfine broad cloth (blue and black), lineni, and snme select items of furniture. On the second day will be sold all the household effect:4, 2 library book- cases, dec. Mlay be viewed the day prior, and catalogues had. Sam-ples of the winfe may be had on Wiednesdar. To StoZnem -sons BIldr,an mers.-By J. EVERSF1ILl), Lit Cotton-garden and PAlace-yard, Wesitminster, on Thursday, October 7, at 12, by order of the Surveyor General of Hi-s Majesty's Office of 'Works, rp HE wliole& of the valuable External Materials and In1- -iL-ternalFPittings of'a Dwelling-house andOfficos,inCoteon.garder; also about 300 tons of Portland sitone in plineti, wrought and rustic ashIar, door and window jambs, cornice, balustrade, dec. Alay he viewed on Wednesday and morning of sale, and cRtalogues had ; alsto of the auctioneer, 17, Coal Exchange, or 3, LittleStnittf,-street, W~es-minster. To Cemeter,, Bilders, Firewood Cuttere, and Otes.B r. SOTYI-lE', Pon the Pr-emises, Peatrson's Wharf, Shad 'rhmes St Jon's, Soathrwark, on TIuesday, Oct. 12, at 12, ofOld and iNewv Fir Timber, 300 thiree inch A anty20 fet pank, atones, basies, and paving, carts, &C. comprising oak and i timber,-in story posts, caps, girders,, rafters, joists, breast, sumrs, fir boardst, and plank of VarTious thicknesses, pasta, fir firewood, stone paving, bases, carts, ladder-, ropemaker's utensils, &c. MAy be viewved one day prior to the sale, and cata- loques had oni the premisies; and of 1r.Southey, 191, T.'oley-street. Mlost Blgiw:,e Freehold Houses, Liand Tatx redeemed.-By Ailr. G REATrED, at the Auction Mart, on WVednesodzi, October 13, at 12, in separate lots, i l'O very neat Substantial brick built Houses, con- Ttaining 6 good.roomis in each, withi washhiouse, large warden, anti newly erected brick built coal cellar. The houses are in ex- cellent co'ndition, having recentlv had a large sum laid out upon them, Situate Nos. 14 and If,, Alfred-place, near Alargaret-atrest, Hacknev-fields. May be viewed, and PaTtiCUlaes had at 28, Mlar- garet-street ; at the Atuction MAirt-; and of Mlr. Greated, auctioneer, 63, Snow-hill, and 129, UJpper-street, Islington. fImportant Situation the ain ext,ensive Tra-deor MnfcuigCn c-ern, in Oxfordi.- By WV. FISHiER, at the Mlitre Inn, Oxford, on Mlondlay, Oct. 11, at 6, under conditions of sale then to be produced, LL those extensive and imnportant Premises, in thie A centre of the Hizh-street, Oxford, lately in the occupation of 11ir.'AMessenger, uphiolsterer and cabinetmaker, by whom and his predecessors this busittess lies been carried on for nearly half a century. '1'he premises may be viewed', andl further particulars obtainekd of the auctioneer, or Mir. C. Dudley, stolicitor, borth of' Oxfor.A. Immecitite popsession may he lied. By M.-J.cRIlTON, on the PremniFes. 5, Kenninri:onr-Lerrace,~ Vauxlhall, THrS DAY, OCt. 5, at 11, H USEFI-OLL) Furniture, consisting of beds, bed- Mteatle, excellent winged wardrobe, ditto) bookcaase, parent ex. tend,ng (lining tables, sideboard, prints, Turkey andl Brussels carpets, fine tonedl harpsicbord by Kirknian, a very co.nplete rigged vessel, 220 volumes os books, among whichi are-! lie Encyclop2eJia Brirannica, 22 volF, complete; Hums and Sirnollett's History at' Erngland, Pope's Homer, Chiesterfield's Works, L inghorn'si Plut4rch, Junius's Letters, Pinikerton's Geography, Sterna's Works, rhomnpson's ditto, Mlilton's Letters to Oliver Cr oeuwell, &C. CItra. 'logues to be had of J. Crichton, auctioneer end appraiser, 2, High. sireges, Newington, opposite thte ehurch. Excelen Houehod Fuirniture, noble Chimney Glasses, 60 incihes by54 inches, a pair of 24.inch Mirrors, ludrcal Instruments, and valuable tfrects.-By Air. EDWARD COTTERELL, at MNr. Thomas's Auction Rooms, 311, King-st1reet, Covent-garden, on Thursday, Oct. 7, at 1-2, by order of the Proprietor, removing f'romi Ruasell.-qmere, ('0IMPRISING Mahogany -i-post andaother Bedsteads, *./with hiandsome hangings, prime seasoned goose feather beds and clean bedding, wool sad hair mattresses, 2 mahogany wartdrobesi, chests of drawers, dressing tables, b;asin standF, an excellent chair bedstead, large Brttssels carpet, a hiandsiome set of French window cturtains, 3 elegant cuit glasts chandeliers. 2 sets of drawing-room chairs anid couchies to inatch, a pair of handsomne zoarwood pier tables, aL maliogany sarcopluiagtt celleret, and numerous other effects. Mlay be viewed one day previous and the morninig of sale ; catslogttes may be lied at the roomse; and of M1r. Cotterell, 37, Hart. street, Blooimsburv. Famiily Residence; Reading, whith large w-alled Gardiens and orna- mental Shrubbe!rv.-By 'Air. H-AWKES, at the George Inn, Reading, on WVednesday, Oct. 20, at 3, unless an acceptable offer is PTCViOUSlY made, 9HEj Beneficial Lease, with immediate possession, of a J very cheerfbuI, enmmodious, and comfortable Resiidence, de- sirably situate in the Forbury, Reading, withtin A mintutes' wralk of the chiurch, market-place, and the most respectable school esta- blishments, and comnianding extenSiv,e picturesique scenery. Thte house c-ontains 6 'Airy, bed chambers, 2 staircases, entrance hall, dinit,g, drawing, and breakfest rooms,, with ample domnestic offeces, good cellars, y-ards, doach-house and stabling. lI'he premises are in excellent repair, anid there is an unexpired term of 14 yesrs it,rithe sanicm, at a low ground rent. Plirticalarii may be hatd 10 days before the sale at the Auction Mlart, London ; and of Hawkes adSn atuctioneers, Reading. edSn Furniure. agnifcentGlasss, suerk apestry, Pcue,&.B Air. OXENHAMI. on the Premiies, flarcourt House, on the wert side of' Cavendielt-square, on WNednesday, Oct. 13, and fol. Inwit,g day, at 12, without reserve, R geiieanid appropriate Furniiture, and numerous T?,!Iuableeffiets, the property of Field Mlarshal Earl Hlareourt, comprising ancient canopy bedsteads, with damask and other hang- ings, iiet, of rich eabriole chairs and sofas, Axmin?tsr, and Brtissels carpets, insgnificent Frenich plate glasses, ot' very large dimensions in cutrious old. carved amnd gilt frames-, richly carved pier tables an~ encoigneures, with rareamarble slabs, cabinets. commodes. tscreens, chandeliers, old or-moulu lecks, superb tapestry, in fine preserva-. fion, dlamasik hangings end window curtains, thec furniture of time bedehiansbers, secondary ap:erneents. and oflaess, D)ressien anid other porcelaine, table aknd bedt lineni, a number of' fine pictures by old masters, niaTble sculptures, &c. Mlay be viewved on Mtonday and Tfuesday preceding, and mornings of sale ; catalogues had on the premises, end of Mfr. Oxenhamn, auctioneer and appraiser, 353, Oxford-street, nlear the Pantheon. Bcfrt-square,-...ery -commodious Famnily Rtesidence in excellent rear ith Garden, &a.--By M1r. ~tQUIBB andi SONq, at Garra- wa',on Tuesday, Nov. 2, at 12, shl Eelegant, substantial, and( very complete Leashl 7&R esicne o. , oni the east side of Bedford-squar,adcm manding a viewv of the MVoseumn (Gardens, containing on the upper floor, 3 good attics anti a large nUTBrsey on the seconid floor, 3 excel. lent hedebambers and dressing room, with water closet and house- maid'& closet on the landing ; on the principal floor 2 noble lottY draaving rooMs of'toodl- proportion;-r communicating by foldtng doors, anod a leoueoir adjoining, excellent stonestaircase, &c. ; on tshegroaind floor, a. large paved entrance hall and inner hail, spacious eating par- lone, large library or breakfast rarlour, and genrlkmaia's room, with passageleadling to a water closet, and numerous well aanged- offSiees on the basemnent; held of his (;rece the Duke of Bedford, for an ur.expired teen of 50 years, at a ground rent of 10 guineas per an. nu m. ro be viewe- by tickets only,-which with descriptive pariculars may be had iN a fewV days of Mr. Squibb and 8on, Savillc-row; the place of sale; and on tie premises. Brockhills, Nesw Forest, Hants.--To be SO0LI) by AUCTION, at the Angel Inn, in Lvymsington, in the couniy of Soutelampton, on Saturday, Oct. 9, at 5 o'clock in the afternoon. unless pre- viously disposed of by private contract, of which timnely notice will gierv desirable atnd comnpact Freehold Estate, situate in A the parish of 4Milton, in tte county of Soathahmpton, known iby.tlhe name of BProektiilis, ' miles from the town- of Lymington and 7 miles frQm Christclurch-;- comprising- a small farmhouse and out- biuildings, 6 dloses.of-excellent arable lanti, containing about 22 acres, s %valuabi closeof meadow land containing nearly 4 acres, and about 5.acres-ofcoppice ao' wood lat1, the whole within a ring fence, in an:elevated dry and lsealthysituationb commanding S view of diversi. .ied aidhilh'iIy interesting scenery, the Isle of W7ight, the Needle Rogk*, and the4bhannel, posSeasing a situation particuslRrly adapted lori building on, -abounding -with-:game, surroundtd with excellent roads, rd -in -the -centre of the New Foreat hant, -and having attached t1 it urslimited right of pasturxge in thC forest. The cop- pice,land is Cull'b.f young.thrivinig -oak tees, -and- on- the premises are-inexhaustible beds, of the ritbest marl, the whole most emi- neatly C4l1qlated for the residence of a sportsman or of ary gentleman desirous of a rural retreat. Further particulars may be known on application to Messrs. Riclsnian and Son, solicitors, Lymnington, Hants. Yorksbi.re.,.The Who6le Town of Wetherby, and estensive and valuable' Estate of 1,300 Acres surrounding it.-By Afessrs. IDRIVER, at the Town Hall, at Wetherbv, on-AiUntdav, Oct. 11, atnd -B following days, at 11 each dat', in 170 losn, _&Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE, eoupisting. of the Iwhole of the TOWN'of -WETHERBY in the couinty of York, situate on the hIgh turnpike road by Perty-1lridge-tuGlasgDW, and in the dire;t lines of cosrimnunication betvign Leeds and York, andI Harrowpatc and York. distant from Iseedh 24 mniles-, york- 14 mlles, 'and Ferry-bridge'16 miles;'~eiturnirwg the tw,o posting.. hoitses -andilarge inns, 3 6tblies ionns, 7'peblic housest , extensive water cortsmills, brewery, wartehouses., nearly 200 dwelling..hoosefl, .and cottages; some very eligible anti delightful sites for building, on the banks of the very beautifktl River WIharf, wlhich far I mile and a halt form the deisirable boundary to thte etitatetnear the tdwnrl; also tha valua'ble'AManor, co-extensive withi the t9w;i8hip, with the Courts Eaton and Leet, quit recnts, tolls of fairs, the stathage and piecage of the markets, rants ausd profits of the shrnibles,-and xII other rights, memnbers, and appurtenances; tozether with an cxten- stive Freehold Esctate, containing upwards of 1,300 acre,, comprising the valuable land and farms, most advantazeously situate, cont;.. guours to and entirely surrounding the town of Vietherby ' the whole of which desirable propertv is of the estimratedt value of nrearly FIVE THOUSAND POUJNDS PERl ANNUMI, and in the occupation of yearly teniants. I~rinted specifications, with engrraved plansi annexed, may be had att the Angel and Swan inns, Wetherby; York tavern asad the George, York; the Hotel an'd King's Arnms, Leeds; Greznby, HaTrrwgate; the Asgzel, Ferry.. bridge, of Mr. Robert Diukeon, Londesboroangh, near lilarkset WVeigheon; at the Auction-mart, London ; nits of AMessrst. 1Dejeer, surveyors and land arenitt. 13, New Bridvee..sreet, London. TIwel0ve Acres of Building Ground, in the -ilaet Le-, near Blacl-heath, part of:Lee..place E"eate_Bv Dleassr DRIVrEp? at the Auiction-miart, on Friday, October 22, at 12), in ten lots., without any reserve, ENmost eligible Lots of' Freehold Iluildling Ground, JI eydeliglitefully situate, in Lhe most-beautirull part of the much adird illage of Lee, near Black-heath, and 1$ miles from London, being the ornapmental site of 12 acres, forming the rich paddock and ground hitherto attached to Lee-.place Mainstion, the anceient residence of the Boon family. The land hasbeen dispsed into most desirable lots of various qutantities, from half an acre t9 One acre end a half each, and in one inistance of above 3 acres, including tite picturesque: islandi and haLndsomne piece of water: the whole offering maost eligi.. ble sites for building, the situation bring utiversallv adnmireil, and the viewst over Shooter's-hill and a rich country peculiarly interes;ting, whilst all needful accommodation is procured from the convenience of stages to Londion at every hour. Printed specifications, with en- graved plans annexed, may be had at the Green Mlan, Black-heathi Lion and Lamb;, Lewishasin; Ship, Greenwich ; TLiger's Head, Lea.. green ; at the Autd.on-saari ; and of Messrs. Driver. surreyrsa and land agents, 13, New Bridge-st-reet, Black-friars. By MAr. J -AIES H~AkRf? -at his F~wms,racec street, Tals DAY, the 0th instanit, at IIlto, 12., XCTALUA BLE Collection of Books, Pictures, Musical V and Mathematical Instrumen.ts, sundry rare articles, 130 reams, of writing and printingz paper, capital upright piano, &c. numneroust valuable articles (unredeemed pledges), well desetrving of attention. Mlay be viewed, and catalogues had at the rooms. Mr. MASON, at Sr. Postan' Roms 12,Alc srte.ereet, To- orw, Ocet. 6, at 12, by dircino h d inistratrix. JHEFurniture comprises mahoganv 4-posit and other Bed6edi dining and penmbroke tables, chairs, chestsi of drawers, pier glasises, carpetsl, goose feather beds and beddirg, 2 fowiingpieceis, cut decainters, wine, ale, and beer glasses ; china dinner and tea service, fenders aind fireironsl, pictures, books, kitchen requisites, and effects. Mlay be viewedl this day aLnd mairn- ring of siale ; and catalogues had at the roDMs ; and of Air. Mason, 19, Castle-street, Falcon-square. Qularterly Sale.-.By Messrs. MACHIN and D)EBENHAM, at thleir Auction Rooms, 26, King-street, Cuvent-gatrden, THis DAY, October 5, and 2 follow,ing days, at I 1, Valuable assemblage of' miscellaiieous Unredeemedl -LLProperty, reserved by act-of parliament for quarterly sale, comprising skeveral thousand volumnes of books on law, divinity, hit!- tory, topography, biography, and she 'works of Shakepeare, Diy4vz, Addison, Walter Scott, Pope, Byron, &c., many of themi in ele- gent bindingsga; fine old paintings and prints by the most celebrated arit , mscatl, mathematical, surgical, and optical inetrumernts, line oldl china, antique bronzes, cameos, &c. rich cut glass, and a variety of other effects. Mlay be viewed, and catalogues had at site office of Allachin ang Delienhamn, King-street. Tro Bolot -and S%'ioe Mlakersi and Otboro.-Hi v Mr. rISERRING. at MVr. Iturrell's Room, 20, Skinner-street, Snowhill, TssHis DAY, October 0, at II, m HIE Stock in Tradte and Erffects of a Boot and( Shoe Ai Mfaker, taken unde.r a des,train for rent, aLnd remroved for con- venience of sale ;- comprising an asRortment of men',, Wellington, Hrssian, and top boots, Blucher, walkingr, ar.d dress shoes"., women'a satin. jean, kid, and coloured boots, and sihoes, a quantity of cnil.. dreii's boots and shoes, patients, roses, tritmnings, glazed show cases, chest of drawers, tables, chairs, marble slabs, fenders, fireirons, and other items. To be viewed till the sale ; catalogues then had at thr room, and of Air. Herrine, l1ll, Fleet-street. S-uriertor Housiehold Furnit..re, 2 Rosiewoo-d Cabinet Pi-nofoe" Is, Set of Patent Dining Tables, eleLant 8-daa Clock. Gentleman's Dressing-case, silver mounted. 'Iron Bookcase, Pony Chaise and Harness, tilted Cart on Sprinzs, 100 ornees ot Plate, Linen,. China, Glaes, Fixtures, and Effects, removed for convenience of sAe.-By MVr. M ITCHELL, at bAin Specious Rooms, 243, New.. s-ate.sitreet, To-morrow, Oct. 6, at II1, O'OMPRISI NG handsome MahXogany 4.-post and bamboco %,/coach-top bedisteadsa, withi rich clin:z furnitures, capital feather beds, mattrestses, and beddinz, mahogany and wardrobe ditto, book-. case, chests of drawvers, and bedstep', japanned dressing and wasb- hand sitands and chairs, elegant rose wooe and mahogany loo, care, sofa, dining, and pembrake ta:bles, ditto Trafalgar chairs, mahogany frame couch, chimney, pier, and dressing glasses, carpets, oil cloths, kitichen reqeirsitels, and a variety of othier effects. May be'viewed t'se day, previous and morning of stale, and catalogues bad at Garreway'si; at ties Roomet an;1 of Air. Mlitchell, 7. Nortonfalezate. B3road-.street.b-uildingrs.-Household Furniture, u captzal duuble G-un, vercussidon lock, finie toned Pianoltorte by Tonskiso-, 400 volumes of Foreign and Euiglish Boo.-ks, &c.-73y Alr.GI BBOINS, oni thie Premiees. 34, Broad-strect-buildings, TrHIS DAY, Or:. 5, HE nat oushol Funitre,Plate, China, Linen, iS..libaryof nglih ad Frein books, a vraluable double hard gn, pecussin loc, a h ndso fine toned pianoforte by Tomkson &e.of r. Fancs Gil dceasd;romprising a general astsortmient of cabinet atid upholsteryaril, a very elegeant siecre- taire and bookcase a1 beautiful dessert serv ce, a capital 8-lay clack, &c. Amongsit the books, muany of' which are elegantly' bound, -re (Euvres de Condoreet, 21 oint. : CEv11res de Frederic ll. 16 torn. fiEuvrcs de l'Hermite, 9 tom.; (iEuvres der Chateaubriand, 15 toam., WVooaifall's Debates, 29 vols., and numerous other Foreign end Englisli hooks. To be viewed the morning, precedin&' thi- sale. when catalogzues may he had;, and of SIr. Gibbons, 3, Buck lershu'rv. Delishitul Freehold Cottage Res,idence, Eufi-eld, lid:-!lesex.-IlYW: LEIFHLLD at he Kng'sI-lad inn, Enfitla TIown, oa Monay,Octber18,at intheaftrnoon, A Valableand rulydesiableFreehold Estate, com-ti prisng agentel ad comodous Residence in itte cotagze styl, peasntl siuatenea tie RverBridgze, in the pireferable part ofCat eSie EAfield, containing 5 Ieeping Toomsc with elosets, entranehi and paLrlosir nteatly fitted up and papered, craventeiet kithn cuery, and all other requisite domestic offices ; a smail kithngre and plealsure grounni inclosed ptartly bhr a lofty brick wal wth greenhouse. &c. The aboive desirable'premtises,' which ar in excellent repair and adapted fir the inamediate reception of a respectable family, Are distant only 10 miles fromn London, to ar,et from whicb coaches pass daily. Mlay be viewed, and lull drserip- fivepatcls had at all the principal inns in the neighbourhood at Greawv'e;at he Se-cretary's Ofrice, Auction Mtart ; end of W. l_eif1Rhild,sur 'etyotr, &e!. Enfleld, Mtiddlesex.______ Seond Saf_e o-fDah Fln-w, FR_tan, pnsetponedl trorn tie 22.ti of September.-By Air. WILLIAIMS, at the Alart, To-morrow, Oct. 6i, at 12), AFine Assortment of Flower Root-, consignedI from an -L. minent florisit of Haarlem, consisting of variou% sorts of riamedhyaciths, tlips,roses,erandprimer, Orange. p' inix,t- romparbles,campenelles -ruien defylneen, rapi-uncu!u.eiz' Per- sian Spnish an Engishiriss, '. o be viewed the morning of sale ani ct.al~ue ha at he art; and ofe 1r. WVilliamst, Adeiphit, Strand.-Splendid Furniture, set at magnificent C;urd, Sofa, Lao, and Console 'TabIes, in rosewond, wit-h Cabin-ets, 12 solid Chairs, with Cushions, 2 LeaghansL Couches, and a sit of Chintz Drawing-room Curtains, with bullion fringe, all in siuit. large French polished winged Wlardrobe, Damaisk Table And Bed Linten, French Chimney Ornaments, &e. the genuine Pro- perty, by order of the Proorietor, withiout irceerre.-By Messrs. BURROWVS and Co. on Ehe Premises, 21, John-street', opposite Osbornle's Hotel, To-mnorrow, WVedneeday, OceL t6, and following day, at 1 2, C1OMPRISING lofty 'Mahogany 4-post Bedsteads, 'yit ~.Jchintz and moreen hangings, with goose and down ' iec complete, Frencih caoyet, anti other bedsteads, with tuWit~ble bedding, set of moren aror curtains for .3 windows, 1 2 Spati.as~ mahogany chairs, cavered in leather, valuable pedestal slab ssrdta- board, carved back, and barrel front, siet of extendeing telescope patent dining tables, fine brilliant chimrney glasses, large- Turkey- and Brussels carpets, library and W6burn chairs coveted in leatheii suit oh roaewvood tables, secretary bookcase, large library usbls', chestis ef drawers, basin stands, tctbles and cLairs so match, French dinner lamtp, pole lire screens, bronzes, quantity of rich cut glassq, batgatelle boards, &e. anid a variety of articles too nurnerous to) par.. ticularize. Mlay be viewed -, catalogues had on the premises ; and Of the auctioneerst, 27, Surrgvv-treet, St rand. At tthe Lonidon Co-immercial Sale Rotitms, Atlincing..l.tne, on Tlunes.. day, October 7, ut 12, HE11. following Goods, viz. :-1,OOOlbs. of Havantiah JL5 egars, of superior gUalitV, lying at Darthez andi Co.'i, 36, patup in convenient lots. Samples will lie atthe broker's countingR house till the morning of sale, where orders mav be liad for inepec- tion, and catalogues of ALEXANDER ORANT, S. George-street, Tower.hill, Sworn Broker. At the Broker's Warehouses, Aldeesgate-strect, on Thursday the 14th and Friday the 13th inst. at 1I tbr 12 precisely, without re. serve, by order of the Assignees, B5' HE large anid genuline Stock in Trade (in priMe IL condition) of Messrs. Robert and George U'ise, of wood. sttect an;d Leeds, ma3nutacrturers nd merchants, bankrupts, con- sisting of 650 Pieces Shalloons, .Moreens, 80 Pieces Fancv and Tartan and Callimancoes Stuffs 400 -O heck-edFigurcdStffj 85 _ Cat nation tlpdstriind andTarIan Plaids Plaidx 160 - Bnmbazmt and Bom- 50 Ladies' Cloths basins i60 _ SulinimSrcenets, and 150 - Catsinets, Toilinets, ILutestrings Printed Qtiltinges i _0 - Cloaeings and ValencIas ISO Cloaks With sundry Norwich Crapes, talian Ncts, CrapC Scarfes &c. To be viewed from 3Uonday -the ith to the tirne of male, from 9 o'clock uitUl 5, at the Brokc'ss WVarebouses, Aldersgate4trect, at which time cqtalogues may be had of THO05AS FELLOWS, Swro= Broker. Prornrpt two ntonths. SAIES BY AUCTION. _ _fl