Sales By Auction.
Stock in Trrade'of Account Books, Paper, and School Stationery.-. By Mlessrs. ROBINS, at their Rooms, Piazza, Covent-garden, Tro-Inorrow, tbe 22d'inst. at 12, withbut rese6rVe, (NE I1 housand Roams of' Paper, in foolscap), thicek -arid 0thin 4to post, copy in folio and 4to, superfine thick and thin Bat'h post, gil't an'd plain, vellumn, deimy, blotting, tea, elephant, cart'iage, crown- bag and Kentish cap, lumberhand, &c. and a quantity of outsiles of all sorts ;100 bundlgs of smalil hand, patent horund'le'dgers, accouintbooks of various sizes and rulings, adatpted forgenralpurose, alare qantty f' quills, pens, India rubber, pencls,wax waers en geera sttioery rued copybooks,, ciphrin hoks,pocet edgrs,memranurnbooks, &c. in upwrdsof 00lot, sitaleto rivtepurchass as well as the trad. Ma bevewedone ay pior,and catalogues had at the Barnes-green......llodern Fuirniture, suPerior Sostenente Pianoforte, a flarouch, a Vapppr Bath, rare Greenhouse Plants, 3 Cows, sand EfIfects of a Lad' of Rank, removing.-ByAlessrs. ROBINS, on the Premises, on Saturday next, Oct. 23, at 12, OIJERN Householcl Furniture, fine toned upright MYJ grand sosteniente pianoforte, 6 octaves, by AloCt, a baroucti, Ani inmproved vapour bath, 200 rare greenhouse plants, 3 fine co ws, 2 heifecrs, pigs, poultry, a quantity of mangel worzel, potatoes, iron hurdles, &c. of a Lady of Rank, removingz fromn Barnecs-green, Surrey. T'he furniture consists o-f a capital mahogany four-post bcdstea,Ai with dimity hangings, 6 Friench canopy and other bed- siteads, good begding, a so fa bedstead, mahiogany chests of dlrawers, dressing stands, tables, chairs, and glasses, card and pembroke tables, 6 stained moscwood drawing room chairs, set of capital mnaho- gany dtning tables, 12 stout mahiogany chairs covered with morocco, large sofa, book shelves, lounging chairs, carpets, matting, kitglhcn utensils, dinner service, anid dairy ware. Mlay he viewed the day prior, and catalogues had ; also at the Castle, Richmond; anid of AMessrs. Robins, Covent-garden. Va-lu-able Laded Poet o Investment, Huntingdonsh~ire.-To Guardians, rutees, an Olerv.-Capitul Copyhold Estate of Inheritance, Tithefe, niPonr Rates very low, held of the Itlanor of HDughton-crnmWvton, at a smnall fine certain.-By Alessrs. B URRELL and SOYjN, at Gvarraway's, on Wednesday, Nov. 10, at 12, i-n-l lot, Most desirable Estate, delightfully situate at Hough- Ateon, in a fine part of the county of Huntingdon, within 3 Miles of Huntingdon, and 2 miles and a half of St. Ives, bothi cx- celleAt Market towns, aind close to the navigable river Ouse, distant 61 miles from London, with good roads to the same. Tnie property com prises an excellent and resipectable farm houge and beildings, in substan tial repair, with productive gardlens, large orchardsi, &c. 5 barner cow lodge, stab,liti,, Cart and bullock hiouses, dove house, granary, piggerics, and ciurbuildings, sundry cottages, and 266 acres of rich arable, meadowr, and pasture land, in a hiigh satne of cultivation. Trhe estate mnay be viewed 14 dlays preceding the sale, on application to MVr. Thomas W-ilson, of Houghton, of whiom particulars may be had ; also at the Fountain Inn, H-untingdon ; the Cross Keys, St. N-cots ; Crown, St. Ives ; Black Bull. Cambiridge Swan. Bedford ; Sun, Biggleswade; and of Mlessrs. Burrell and Son, 13, Tokenhouse-yard, wvhere a plan of the estate may he seen. 'r )aes ealmn aothr.-By Mr. RtIST, att Garraway's, on Thusay c. 8 t 12, withiout reserve, HEdesiral Lae nd Goodwvill of a full price Ti Baer's Shiop, in good trade, with a dlwelling-house and two tenements behiind, eligibly situate in a popuilous neighibourhiood, being No. 50, I,ion.street, New Kent-road, hield by lease, 11 years ofwhc are unexpired, at a very low rent. To be'viewed, and par- ticulars had on the premiises; at Jack's coffeehouse, Alark-lane; at Garraway's ; and of Mlr. Rist, 36, Lom-bard-street. Voites foFX~i.twNo Lieasehold Hionsess, and an Absolute Rover- sion of ?lOO.-By Mlr. RISTr, at Garraway's, on Thiursday, Oct. 28, at 12, in 4 lotsi, WOFreehiold Tenements, at Sydenhbam, producing TL 161.16s. per annum. Two L2asehold Housqes, Lower-road, lelington, let at 361. per annum ; hield for 80 yearts, lit a I?rounAd rcitt. Alsjo a Reversion of 1001. payable at ithe demise of a lady, 7-2 years of age. Mlay he viewed, and particulars had on thie premises at Gatrrawav'a; and of Alr. RisCt, 36, Lombard-street. CaPital Unredeemed Pledges.--By Miessrs. SIACI-IN and DEBENHAAM, at their Auction Roamns, No. 26, King-street, Covent-garden, To-morrow, Oct. 22. at II, (1OMPRISING capital Gold, Mlusical, Repeating, a-nti Plain Watches, bv ulse best makers, brilliant ear-ringe~, rings, pins, and brooches, gold chains, pearl ornaments, andI a variety of' lasksionablc jewelletry, modern plate, fillagree ornaments, plated articles, laces, aarcenets, silks, superfine clothi andI kerseymere, fine Irish linen, isilk and cotton hiose, tdamask table linen and sheets, bed furniture, ladies' and gentlemen's wearing apparel, and nume- rous other articles, thie entire property of Air. Dry, St. 111artin's- lane. To be viewedl, and catatogues had at Mlessrs. Miachin and Debenhami's office. Rare Prints and Drawings,Bos &c.-Bv Mtr. GlEO. JNS at his Spacious Rooms, Le'ice-eter-street, Leicester-square~, THee and following EvEvNGN, aL 6, ACollection of Ancient and Modern Engravings, corn- ~LLprising many singular and extremely rare productions by first rate masters of the Italian, German, French, Flemish, and English schools, and embracing portraits, hlstoric,sls, landscapes, and fancy pieces, together with a collection of fine original drawings, amongst whish will be found mnany curious and elaborately finished produc- tions by artists of Cthe greatest eminence of ancient sod mnodern date, mostly in it choice state of preservation, a few books, and books of prints, missalls, &c. the propertv ot a gentleman leaving England. Mlay be viewed, and catalogues had at the room,. Building M'aterials, Kent-road.-By Mir. COOPER., on the Pre.. rAises, near the Bull, the entratice of thie Rent-road, on Truesday next, at 11, by direction of the Truistees for the Estates of the Parish of St. George, Southwark, mHE Materials of a brick Dwellinglhouse, Cottage, large T.Sheds, &c., consisting of sound brick work, pan and plain tiles, soutid timbers, floor boards, sashesi, doors, wainscotting, wveather boarding aznd carcass framning, paving, fenicinig, &c. Alay be viewed, and catalogues had on the premises ; anti of W. Al. Cooper, 92, Blacknian-strect. On Tuesday, Nov. 16, will he liet by Public Auction, for a term of 63 years, the extensive Plot of Ground, with thie 2 western housest of Alount.row, in the New Kent-road, a situa. tion; particularly eligible for building upon, from its proxintity to the Borniigch. I'1o Auctioneersi in ttite Horse and Carriage Comtnilision Businesis, Coachnmasters, Livery Stablekeepers, &c.-By JOHN LANG- DO,on Chec Premises, Triers DAY, Oct. 21, at 1, by direction of the Proprietors dissolving partnersliip, unless an acceptable offer is Previously made by private coistract, T HAT lucraive Cncern wel knowni as Sadller's Repoitoy, Gswel.steeu forthi sale of horstes aind carriages. The remses ompisea hadsoe etrance, capaciouR show yard, stabingfor80 orse, ecelentdweling-house, double couinting- hous, ad sitabe ofics. Tis aluble roprtyhasi been cesta- blibdanethe yer1804, and is held to trm o20yas, at 300l. peranm whic is nearly dligcharge b cnIpyviwnth show of prize catle To be viewed til h sal, WIse atclr maLybe had ; also at Garraway 'a; and of John Langdon rawy neair Ludgate.hill ; and Black heath.h ll. Tro Capitalists, Brewers, and Otlter8.-XI0O per Aitaum, tee tite Term of 21 Years from Mliclsaielmas, 1823, witht the Reversionary Interest of 3.3 years from the Expiration thiereof, of ithe Bee Hive Tavern and Publirhouse, Leadlenhall-market.-By Sir. PIPER, at Garraway's on Th,ursday, No.1, at 12, by order of thle Propitr os rvosydspolsed of by private contract, THE valuable Leaseholdt Estate, together with the TReversionary Interest of ithe Bee Hive Ta,vern and Public- house, most substantially brick built and in excellent repair ; let on lease to a, respectable tenant for a teaint of 21 yearts from Michael- wnag, 1828, at the niet yearly rent of 1251. Held under the Mlayor and Commonalty of the City of London, for the unexpired termi of ,54 yearsq, at the low rent of 2.51, per annum. Particulars to be lhail of Mlessrs. Barrow and Vincent, Basingliall-street ; and of the auctioneer, 18, Babinghahll.street. ViIiablm1e VriKli~ God art; K t.-By Mfr. itOUTTI at the Lat on Stra,Ot 0 at 12, by orcder of the Execu- torgsof telte Mr hmsWliams, Veydesirable anid compact Freeholdl Estate, called A GoreFarm,pleasantly situate, a Goudhurst, in Kent, con- sisting f-a respectable and convenient House, comprising 2 parlours, kitchen, wasbhouse, cellara, 6 chamnbers andi atties. a newly erected oaisthgouf hiims, stables, Fratiary, and lodges, together with a cot- tage, an 58 acries of very superior arable, nieadow, pasture, hop, orchard and woodland, in a higlh state of' cultivation, and particu-. latrly 2i?pted fro fruiit and hop s and also well stocked with thriving uimber. Particulars aniti coneaitioins may be had at the Mairt ; of fr, Alercer, estate agent, 13, Tokenhouse-yard ; the Bull Inn, Alaidstons; Messrs. Lee and Pearce Bolicitors,Three Crown-square, Southwarkc; M1r. Selby, solicitor, ',iown Mlailing ; and of ithe sue- tionw.r Goudhurait, KTent.- Be-dt'ord-square,.-.Very,commodious Famlily oeidnce, in excellent repgair, with Garden, &c.-By Mlr. SQUIBB end SON, at Garra.. -wa-y's, on Tuesday, Nov. 2,- at 12, ,iHEelegant, substanitial, anid very complete Leasehold T.LeEesideuce, No. 5, oni the east side of Bedford-square,- and com- manding-a view of the Museum Gardens, containiing on the upper floor,3 good attics amnd a large nursery ; on the secondI floor, 3 excel, lent bedebambers and dressing room, withi water closet end houfse. maid's closet- on the latnding; on the principal doaor-2 noble lofty drawing rdooms of good proportions, conmnunicating by folding doors, Iand a boudoir adjoining, excellent stonestairease, &c. ; -on th-e ground Rloor, a large paved entrance hall and ininer kall, spacious eating par. lour, large library or breakfast parlouir, and gentleman?!s room, wvitit passge-eadig t a atercloet, nd timrous well arrauged offices on he aseent hed o hi Grce heDuke of Bedford, for an unepird trm f 5 yers,at grundrent ef-lO fguineas per annum. To b viwedby ickes oly,whih wth descriptive particulars may be hd- o Mr Squbb nd Sn, evile-rw;, tite place of sale ; anti Leae, lat, tok, nd mpemets--To Ironmasters; Iron- - fe-odrs, tiechaos, orafctoe, nd AMantifactutrersa requiring extnsie remse. -~yMr.JO N IIENFRBE, on the Premses on txedtey Ocober26,andtwo following dlays, at 11 eachday,by iteeion f te Excutrs of the fate ilUr. Ja'mes Jones, - . r HE3 vHaluabIe Plasit, Stock, Implements, and.Utensils of' the extensive foifidery and ironworks in New Gravel4lane, Shadwell, near.the London Doceks; consisting of one air and two blast-furnaces',capital blowiig machine on. Hallevyand Jcffiiries's principle, coke oven drying stove, casting pit, and 2 forges, powerful double purchass criane for'lifting 7 tons; 3arge iron blocks- with briass sheyveb, a'foundergjriangle, wtth 2 balls, crane,and -ehain, mnuy tons of casitn'gs, 2 qafiei, ali the toolis 6f the smithy, 'turnery and furnaies, 4 pair of ctpitaIl teel ards, fr'om 4 tons to 18ewt., Apwards ef 109 tonsQf ne'w and old irorr, iron and wooi lasaks, a f'ouinder'I tirck ta earryi12 tons, - otlieis, 4 carts, nutnirbus wood Fatterna, loam p4d satnt, ind other articles of -i founder, counting- house desks, and iron safe. I The- ironworks and -fufidery form a superior arraingement of trade buildings, as will be described in par. ticulars possessing stowage for many thousand tons of merchandise. Three dwelliag.houses and store.house adjoining. The premises and plant mnay he viewved 7 days prior to the sale, when catalogues and particu1ars may be had at the foisadery ; and of the auctioneer, 172, Joinera'-hiall-buildin go, and Greenwich-street, at the bottom of Brichil-lae, ppe Thmesstret,near the WVater-side and Dowgtr.Estesiv Plo ofFreeoldGrounfl, eligible.for build- iog..-Bylllr the Auctionlart, To-n rorrow', Oct.22, Valabl spcios Pot f' reehiold Ground, aituate theCt of Lodon, near tc the Southw'ark-bridge a-nd to the already ecte adinienddd improvements in that neighbourhood, and divided frmthe river Thamesorily by the whavfs and buildings on its banks, extendling:about 128 feet next Joiners'-fhaIllbuildirngg, antd 25 feet.,ne'xt Greenwich.street ; together withs the remaining mate. trials of large. 8ugairhouse, in part taken doan, a hoard, &C. Mlay be viewetitand particulars had at the AMart; and of Alr. Foster, 6, Angelqcouirt,.Thrpigmorton..street, where a plan ma,' he seen. Hertfaidsltire. - Desirable Estate, At Nast-htyde, near Hatfield, HeytP..."By Air. STANTON, at. Lie Auction Mlart, or. Thurs- day, Nov. II, at 12, in I lot, AN-ellgi'nle'Farm, called Wilkins, consisting of' a small t~farmhouse ana homestall, and several enclosures of goodI arable, mneadow, and pasture landi, lying very compiect, andi contain- ing 89a.-2r. 85p. advantageously situate, a shiort distance from the turnpike-roaxd leading from Hatfield to St. Alban's, about one mile and a half ftom the formier place, and four from the l,atter, opposite to thea farm called Great Nastt-hydel anti now ini the 6ecupation of Wmn. Bassill, as tenant at will. Particulars may be hiad at theoft,ce of Chiarles Cookhey, esq. 9, Castle. street, Hiolborn ; of Mlessrs. Black, Chapman, anid Webb, land agents and surveyors, Mliddlec Temple; and at the Auction Mlart; also at the Salisbury Arms andi Red Lion inns, Hlatfield ; the Woolpaclc, St. Albsan's ; the Bull inn, Hqert- ford; the Salisbury Arms, Barnett; Whiite Hart, Welwyn ; and of thentictioneer,-Hitchin, f-eres. ihopsgate.- ouseholti Furniture, extensive Sto.k of G'rocery, Tt,Spicesi, Fruits, &e.-By Mr. CANSDELL, on the Pr'e- mistes 118, BiK'hopsgate-street-without, 'IeHes DAY, October 21, at 1l,ly direction of BITY. Jobn Burn, STOCK of Grocery, comprising several tons of raw and refined sugars, about 1,800 lbs. of teas, sRelected with the greatest attention, a large quantity of spiCes and fruits, chocolate, cocoa, and every oth4er article in tlt'e grocery trade. The househiold furniture embraces Waterloo, field, and coach top bedsteads, fea- ther beds and bedtding, well maniufactureti cabinet a-rticles in chests of drawers, sideboard, dining~, pembroke, and dressing tables, sets of nsalhogany and other chairs, chimney, pier, and dressing glassesr, carpets, rugs, fenders, fire irons, the usual kitchien requisites, and nuimercous other items. to lclar the premises. Allay be viewed onk the Tuesday preceding and morning of sale, and catalogues had on the premises, and of Air. Canstlell, surveyor, Nortonfalgate. ?~1,500OReversion, anti clie'ible Investtnents, Brit2nnia.walk, City- road, and St. &eorge's East.-.By JOHN B ROMILFY, at the Auction-mart, on Wednesday, October 27, by order of the Executor, AValuable Estate, calledI Wenilock Cottages, Nos. I to I 4, JLwtlarges gardens, pleasantly situiate, on a line from the City- road to Islington;. very substantially built: of an unifortn elevation, and form a very desirable property for investmient of capital ; part on 1dase, and part ycarty,to resnertable tenantS,at rents amountingtobg4l. per ann. ; lease 13 yearsi. Five H-ouses, Anthonty-street, SLGeorge's East, let at 611. per ann., leasie 70 years, ground-rent only 2 guineas : and a IReversion to ?1,500, certain at the death of a ladly aged 68 years. 'rhoestatesmauybhe viewe], and particula,rs had at the EaRle Tavern andl Windsor Castle, City-road;, Angel, Ielingten ; King George the Fourth, Broad-street, Bloomegbury ; at the Alart; anti of the auctioneer. 17, Commercial..road, St. Georze's East. k1olles-streec, Cavcnidish..,qixre.....xcellemntiHousehold Furniture, Linen,Grand Pi2noforte, Square ditto, splendid Indlia Hookia., a few Books, and Effeccts, th,e property of a Gentleman, removing from Norfolkr.strcet.....1r Mlr. J. H1. CLARK, at hiis Spacious Room, 23, flolles-street, CavendiRsh-sqoare, THiIS DAY, Oct. 21, at 12 precisely, withieut ihe least reserve. HE Furniture comprises Bruissels aind Kidderminster Tcarpets, drawing room anid other curtains, mahogany side- boards, mahiogany and rosewood chairs and siofas, 4-poet and other bedsteadst and excellent bediding, and bedroens appendages, a rose- wood lady's writing desk and dressing case, a quantity of linen, a splendid India Hooka or Eastern pips,w%ith apparatus complete, an Upright grand pianofte square ditto, double barrel gun, small piec of ordnnce, speni edition of Lava:er's Piiysiognomny, and othier books, glass, hn, a few culiinary articles, andI effects. To be viewed, and catalge had at the rooms, 23, lHolles-street, Cavendisl-hsquare. Leashol Hosesand Groujnd Rents and Two Ptxblichouses, the whonle let on lease to old tenants at renits which amount to 4371. -per annum, and are very iriprovable....By Mr. COOPER, at G2rraway's, on Ttuesday. Nov. 2, at 12, in II lots, by order of the Executors of Win. Od ~r, eseq. 14 HE K i ng's~ Arm iblich ouse and Liquior Sliop, TICrown-row,i trouit of the high road, Wialwortri, on lease to Whlitbread and C. and Four Hlouses with Shopss adjoining. iand three in Prospect-ro, let to geoii tenants on lease, who have ex- pended considerable autos thiereorn. Two respectable H-ouises in Prospect-.row, let to Air. Curtis anid lr. W'ebb. NlVcll secured Ground Rents of 571. from- hiouses in Leek's-fields ; two of 5 guiineas earl, from houses in Si. George's-marker, near thte London road, andi the George publichouse adjoining, on lease to the Golden- lane Brewery ; the wlhole hieldi for long terms at smnall ground rents, and offering an eligible property for itnvestment., the tenants being respectable and of many years stantling, and ties premises worth much more thans the present lettings. Mlay be viewed, and particu- lars had at thte publichousts; at Garraway's ; and of' W'.M.Oooper, 92, Blackman-street. ValubleFrehol Watr (orntttatd Premises, at Dover, in Kent.-By Mlr. JOHN 9iORTON, at the Royal Oaik Inn, in Dover, on Saturday, Nov. 6, betwe6n the hiours of I and 2 in the afternoon, in 2 lots, Lot I. LL tlsat lotvg establislied anid well known A.BFreehold Water Cornmnill, called the Town Mlill, situate in the town and port of Dover, in the c-ounty of Kent, with a capa- cious anid substantially built storehouse adjoininr, capablIe, with the stowage of the snill, of' holding fromq 2,000 to 2,500 quarters; ot corn, with a cottage, countinghouse. antI otlier well arranged offices. The mnill drives 5 pair of stones, and can grind f'rom 2100 to 250 quarters of corn per week ; also works a pair of' stonies and fan for splitting peas, with dressing taickle, 3 diour machines, joggling scrys, bolting mill, wheat machine, with brushesq,&e. Thenmill withits gear and tackle is in the best possible slate of repair, arid; itl full trade. it possesses advantages ever all the oth,er miills on the stream from its contiguity to the shipping wharfs in Dover harbour, being only about 80 ro(il distance fromi thenm, which renders the labour of 2 horses; equal to that of ii in most other situations. The freight from D)over to London is 8d. per sack only, and of corn f-rom London to Doverf Is. per quarter, by the Dover boys, of whichi titere are 89 regularly employed in thie London trade. All the tire- mises comprisedl in this lot are freehold, except the cottage 'anti countinghousc. whichl arc leolden by loses, dated the 7thi day of Octobe!r, 1808, fromi the clhurchwardens and overseers of thec parish of Sr. AMary the Virgin, in Dover, to Edward Powell, for tile- term of 60 yearsi from the 10th of October, 1808, at the annual rent of SI. Lot 2. A convenient family declling-house, with stables, chaieeltouse, lodges, yard, and convenient offices, with a. frontage of 41 f'eet of vacant grountl adjohtting, having a sea view, vell adapted for building; tite wlhole very contiguoun to the mili, and completely commianding a view of its operations. Th'e above pre- sents an opportuseitv of investing a large capital undler circumstances pecutliarly favourable. The trade, now very extensive, has the certaill prospect of being maicit extended, fromi the increasing Ppu-ri lation of the town, the great resort of visiters to it, and the enter- prisitig spirit whichi pre~vails for erecting large and commodlious lod iuouses upon the Mlarine-parade and in its neighboetrbood. Two titird parts of the purchase money, if rcqisireil, mnay remiain on mortgage. The land tax is redeemed., and will be tnctuded in the purchiase. Immediate 'posse8sion may be hiad. Prinited parti.. culars atid conditions of sale max' be had of the auictioneer, at Buckland, Mr. Shipdemn, and M r. Kennett, solicitors, Dover; Mlessrs. Abboitt and Barnes, solicitors, Peck's-buildinevs, Temple ; Jack's coffceehouse, Stlark-lane ; at the Fountain atid King's Head. hotels, Canterbury; Crown inn, Rochester; and at the place of eAel. Watford, Heris.-.By Mir. DYSON, at the Essex Arms innl, Wet- ford,To-morrow, Oct. 22. at 2, by dlirection of the Trttstees, U~ESIRABLE Free-bold Estates, mnost eligibly, situate DJfor business, in the centre part of the capital market town of Watfordi Herts, 15 miles from London, etid withiin I tulle and a halt of tile Grand Junction Canal, late tile property of Mlr. Win . Horty deceased. 'r'he esitate comprises ithe oldest establisihedi iron- moner' an copa's ho, wth xtnsive yard and warehouses, exclletlysitateinthecenre f te own for business, with a good dwelin-hose,conistng f asho ad cooperage under, counting. hous atjoinng,parlur,dinig rom,good kitcicten, cellars, wash- itoue, lage edchmbes, ardant gardlen, storehouse withl lofeovr, toe brn nd -sallstaleadjoining, with an encelosed entrance gatewvay from the Itighi road, right of fishery in co-mmon, anti the commonage over a large tract ot land. Possession may be had immediately on completing thie purchasie, aRod the stork in trade may be taken at a valuation. A desirable Freehold Estate, situate in the townt of Watford, atdjoining thec George inn. anti near the market ; comprising a genteel dwelling-house, consiisting of a good shop, warehouse, kitchen, cellarsi under, parloerr, sitting room, 3 good bedeharnbers, and servant's room. A Freehiold Estate, sitttate near the middle of the town of Watford ; comprising a brickc and tiled dwellinig-hiouse, consisting of a shop, parlour, kitchen, pantry, wasilltouse, good cellar, 4 bedchainbers, yard, stable, barn, garden, and a well of water. Also a Freehold 'Estate adjoining, comprsing an erectioni of a brick and tiled building, and 9i cottages adonn.To be viewed by leave of the tenant. Particulars ited at the Auction Mlart, London; thie principal inns in the! adjacent tons at thle auctioneer's office, Watforcl; asid of Miessis Grover aind Smith, solicitors, Hemel Hernlpsted ; and Mlessrs. G3rover and Stuart, solicitors, 50, Bedford-row, London. 'Northurnberland.-By THOMlAS SNAII'rli, at the Houtse of Alir. Fletchiek, the Turk's Head Inn, Newcastle upon Tryne, on Thurs- day, Oct. 28, at 12, A Ll that desirable and valuable Freehold Estate, called Leomington, otherwise Lemiaton, in the parish of Edling- ham, in the county of Northumberland, consisting of the capital messuage called Lemnmington Hall, and about 1,860 acres of land, conveniently divided into farms, together wvith a.water cornmill, ana now in the several occupations of John Allen Wilkie, esq. and Mlessrs. Thompson, Appleby, Turnbull, Smith, and others; toge- ther with thte corn tithes arising therefrom ; held by lease under tme Dean and Chapter ot Durham, which has been verv lately renewed. 'This estate pays a modus in lieu of hay tithe. Also'all that desirable Freehold Estate called Low Learchild, in the isaid parish of Edling- hatn, ad-joining the above, containing 139 acres or thereabouts, aud now in fit occupation of Mr. John Pallister. This estate also pays a modus in liet of'hav tithe. There is a seam of coal and a laits quarry of very superior quality in Lsmmington, wipon which estate a considerable quantity of healthy and improving timber is now grow- infr, and'which along wihthe young-wood and the-wood upon Lear- child must bc taken by tie purchaser at a valuation. A part of the purchase money may remain in the bands of the purchas'r on seccu- rity of the premises. These estates, containing in the wholclupwards of 2,060 acres, and abotunding with game, forrm together a most desirable property, and are distant about 4 miles from the market town of Alnwick, and 10-from the port of Alemouth. BIr.Milkie wilIpermit the-iLansion itonue, gardens pleasure grounds and lands no.w in his occupation to be viewed, otn application to him. 'I'he tertants-will show theit'respective farms; and Mr. John Thompson, of Lemmington-braneh, will show the woods and plantations. Farther information and printed particulars nay be had on appli. cation to Alr. H. Brumell, Morpeth ; Mlessrs. Stephenson and Bateonan, solicitors, Southampron-buildings, London ; or John Fryer, esq. Newcastle upon Tyne, where a plan of the estates may be seen. Stock ofVlegant'China and GlagL-By Mr. WILLIAUS, nt the Auction Alart;'TAYs DAT, Oct. 21, at 12,Sor the Benefit of the Creditors, I h ANelegant Stock of Enolish and Foreign China, consist- A Lii%g of Colebroke Dale, F'rench, and otfherclilna in table and dessert aervices, beautifully painted and zichly gIt; tea and coffee sets, &uperb large jars, vases, ornaments, mugs, jugs, bowls, &c.; richly cut glass in dessert services, trifle dishes, sets of decanters, vwines, tumblers, claret bottles, water jugs and carafte, salts, sugar .basms, butter tubs, finger cups, celery glasses, &c. ; ebadeliers and Isestres, candlesticks, &c. also a qasntity of' Indian floor mat- ting. To be viewed on Tuesday rand morning of' sale, and cats- logues bad at the Auction Miart; ad of .Mr. uwrllm Tb rag.. rnorton-_5trcet. . Dutch Flower aot, juc tsEt tjrnlived trom Holland. -By 3Itr WILLIA S, at he Aucion Mrt., To-morrow, Oct. 22, as I, Fine Assortment of Flower Roots, consigned fromi an A eminent florist of Haarlean; consisting of various torts of named hyacinths, tulips, roses, grand primos, orange picanix scions, incemparables, campernelles, ruilten de fylosen, ranunculusea, iriser, &c. To be viewed the morning of s3ale; catalogues had at the lilart, and of' Mr. William,, Throgmnriron..street. Cupital Freehold Divestment of 1001. per annum, lliddiesex.B dJr. UWILLIAMIS, at the dlart, To-morrow, Oct. 22, at 12 Net Rent of l00l.per annum, issu-ng out of and arisng A from a higbly valuable and improvable Freehold Estate, to gether with the reversionary interest to the whole of the above pro perty, on the determination of the lease, comprising an excellent substantial well built residence, eligibly situate at Pinchler, 00 th high road to Barnet, with coachhouse, stabling for a horses, law, shrubberies, capital kitchen and pleasure gardens, orchard, &c in.. cluemg a valuable plot of ground adjoining, fronting the h-gh road, on lease to a responsible tenant, at a clear net rent of IO1L per annum, offering a most advantageous opportunity for a secure in. vestmnent. Descriptive particu;l2rs may be had at the Mart, and of Mlr. Williams, Thirozmorton..street. Nursery Stock, &c. Fincfh!ey.-By Mr. WlI l MIAMS, on the Pre mises. nearlv opposite the Green lan, Finchley, on Mionday, Oct. 25. at 12, A Small Quantity of Fruit and Forest Trees,gooseberries -JLcurran,ts, evergreen8, &c. a few mraterials in adoors, shutters' &.an Indian gong, 2 valuabl able busts, chaise harness, gar- den tools, 36. 24, and IS round ladders, &c. To be riewed the morning of sale, and cstalogues had en the premises, at the Green lai, Finchley; Gate-house, Highgate ; and of Ar. Wiluiams, Throgmorton-strect. Valuable Eftects.-By Mlr. IVILLIAMS, at the -art, on next. Oct. 26, at 12, SmaU Library, comprising about 400 volumes of books, a pentagraph, a levClling machine, fine toned upright snd grand horizontal pianofortes a chamber organ, a tortoiseshell and rosewood cabinet, a resewood library table, a capital doable barrel fowling-piece, 54 dozen of excellent old port, 2 large noble plate glasses, Brusmels carpets, an 8-day clock, gold watches, triakets,b.. To be viewed on Alonday, and rnorning of salc. and catalogueiv,t at the MIart; and of Alr. Williams, Throgmortonr treet. Leasehold Estates, Vauxhall, Soutitwark, and vat aole Premises, Brixton, suitable forVery Stable-keeper oach Masters an6 Othems-By Alr. WILIM,a h Aht at enn. ton-cross, on Wednesday next, Oct. 27, at 4 in the afternoon, in lots, Net Rent of 501. Ss. per annum, issuing out of three A neat houses, No". 4, 5, and 6, Pordland.plact, Vauxhall.walk, near the Gardens. A net rent of 371. 12-. per annum, arising from two houses, Nos. 7 and 8, adjoining. A net rent of 301. 6s. per annum, issuing out of a house and corner shop, No. I, Georze. street, 3nd two heuRes, No,. 2 and 3, adjoininz. A net rent of 321. per annrum, arising from 4 houses, Nos.l to 4, Hunt.street, adjoining. The above property is held for 61 years unexpired, and let on leases for nearly the vholeterm. A neat dwelling-house, No. 12. Vaux. hall-terrace, let to Mtr. Goundry. a respectable tenant at will, at 301. per annum, held for 26 years unexpired at the small ground rent of only 485. A net rent of 321. per annum itsuing out of a dwelling-house, No. 48, Oaklev-street, nearly opposite the Oaklev ArmF, a shor-t remove from the WestmDinster road, on lease for 7 years unexpired, at 361. per annum, heid for 42 years at a ground rent of 41. A net rent of 301. per annurm, arising from a house and shop, No. 6. AIarket-strect, St. George's-market, Southwark. held for 59 years unexpired, at a pepnercom rent. Also avaluable lease. hold estate, well adapted for livery stable keepers, stare masters, builders, and others, desirably situate in Cole.harbasunlanie, near the Prince of Wales, Brirtor, Sarrey, a few paces from tht high road, comprisingz a capital range of substantial brick stabling for 24 horses with lofts and large granary over, standing for 6 carriages, and' a spacious yard enclosed by lefty gates, held for 80 vears un. expired, St a ground rent. To be viewed till the sale, ana particu. lars had at the Elephant and Castle, Nevwington ; Three Stags, Lambeth-road; Queen's Arms Kennington-lane; Cumberland Gardens and Three Jolly GarLeners, Vauxhall * place of szle Prince of Wales, Brixton; of Mlessrs. Robinson and Hine,' solii. tors, CharterhouRe-square; Mlessrs. Evans and Harper, Kennington. cross; and of Mir. WViliams. Throgrsorton-street. Splendid Collection of Paintings.-By Mr. WILLIAMS, ast he Auction Ilart, on Thursday next, Oct. 28. at 12, A Very choice Collection of Pictures; among which 1I will be found several rare and undoubted specimens of the Italian, French, Spanish, Dutch, and English schools, in a fine state of preservation, by the following eminent masters, viz. :_ Poussin. C. Maratti, Rubens, Rembrandt,Velasquez, Domenichino, Ostade, Teniers. . Dow, Jan Aliel, Vandevelde, Hobbima, Berghenc Wouvennans, Brackenberg, Storcs, Vermeulen, Bredal. Vernet, De NVit, Wynants, Town. Nasmyth, Williarrs, &c. To be viewed on Wrednesday and morning of Sale; catalos-tes muay be had at the Mart: and of Mr. Wiian'.s, Throginorton-street. To 'I'avern and Hotel Keepers, Cheapside.-To be LET by AUC- TION, by Ar. WiLLIAM1S, at the Auction Mars, on Tuesdav, Nov. 2, at 12, unless previously Iet by private contract, _ LL those capital well known and highly respectable 1 Premises, the White Horse Tavern and Hotel, most advanta. geouslh situatr, in Friday-strcet, Cheapside, in tht city or London. The premises, which are most substantially built, present a hand- some eievadon, and imnmediate possession may be had. The above valuable premises are to be let to the highest bidder. at an annuial rent, for a term of 1i years and a half from iMticheeltmas last. To bs viewed till the Icetting, and particulars had of Mlessrs. Bridger and Adams, solicitors, Angel-court, and of Mr. Williams, Thrng. morton-atreet. Coach and Horses Inn, Highgate.-By Mr. WlILLIAM1S, at the Auction MVlart, on Tuesday, Nov. 2, at 12, TIHE valuable Lease and Goodvill of an excellent road- iside Inn and Wine Vaults, known by the sign of the Coach and Horses, eligibly situate in the most preferable part of Highgatc. The premises have receently been put into repair at a considerable expense, and immediate possession may be hiad. Also a F-rrier'lf Shop and three Tenements adjoining, let to tenants at will, at 72!. per annum. The whole held on lease for 20 Years from AlidsvF-. *.er, 1820, at only 601. per annum,teavicrg the inn free from rent, e'd an income of 121. per annum. 'I'o be viewed till the PRlC. and tar- ticulars had on the premises; at the Mart; and of Mr. Williams, Throgmorten.ustreet. Conyhold Estate, Nigntingile-lane.-By JOHN KING, at the Britannia Tavern. Lhmehouse, on Tuesday, Oct. 26, at 1, in 281lots, by order of the Admini,tratrix of Mr. Wim. Ba3ham deeeased, d Meost valuable Copyhold Estate, nearly equal to Free- Ali hold, situate in Chivers-court, Nightingale lane, Limehouse. -re estate is peculiar)y adapted far the erection of small houses, and will he sold in lots for building. Particulars with a plan of the estate mav be had of SIr. Heard, Hooper's-square, Goodman's- fields; at tile place of sale ; of the auctioneer. Hackney-road ; at the Bunch of Grapes, Limehouse ; and at the Angel and Crown, Whitechan-el. Genuine Household Furniture. 40 excellent Feather Bels. 60 iRat- tresses, a large quantity of Flocks, W^'ool, &.c.-By ROBERT GQDFREY. at his Spacious Rooms, No. 35. Chiswell.strect, To-morrow (Fridayl, Oct. 22, nt 11, distrained "or rer.t and tacxs, and removed from B.rbican. THE Fu'rniture comprises a solid miahogany wardrobe, T sets of chairs, double and single chcsts of drawers, sofas, 8- day clocks, pier and chimney glasses, a mirror, dining, pem.broke, and card tables, register stoves, ranges, coppers, furnaces, &c. car- pets, blankets, bedticks, 20 new bedsteads, bed furnitures, paintings, a few lots of plsite, snd numerous e4fects. To be viewed till the sale. and catalozises had at the roonm. Warwi?kshire.--Tithes, Aston juxta Birmingham.-BY M r. JOSIAH ROBINS, atttile Auction-mrs, on Thursday, Octo- ber 28, at 12, either together or in the following two los, and subject to coRditions then to be produced, Lot 1. IRDIN GTON.-All the Tithes or Tentlhs of BLs Corn, Grain, and Pulse, late the property of Sir Lis- ter Holte, bart. arising out of landas, teuemauts, or hereditatmsetts, being the major part of trie maner of Erdington, in thc parish of Aiton aforesaid, and belonging to the Right Hosnourable Lord Car- zon, Right Honourable Lord Bradferd, John Harrison, esq. Rev. - Hlarrison, iliss Holden, Air. Brettill, late Thomas and Bra. bins Butler's estates, Wyrley Birch, c6q. John Chattock, esq. Thomas Birch. esq. Rev. Egerton Bagot, Ricbard Fow3ler, Ir. Powell, Miss EIevingham, AIr. Fox Banner's trastees, Standley's trustees, Fentliam's trustces, Henry Brook, esq. Rosabella GgAt; Thomas Greensall, John Greenrall, John MosG, William itittoo, Joseph JHarrison, ltle lsimnphrey Holden. Jo 14 >bO, lat? Jamea's trust, John Jenkins, John Kettle,rsq. Wiliit S>oar,;, late John Prltchitt, Thomas Potter, rMXr. Gibbins a,r- O t r- d Ivarious other proprietoc of lands, cotiit rgte 3ia 7+ or thereabouts.-Bordesley.-t.ot 2. All tc Tritnes or Tit&n Corn, Grain, and Pulse, al late the property of' Sir Llster -Thlte, bars, arising out of landls, teaements, or beredirsmerts, b ing .l'wi" major pare of the manor of 8ordesley, in the parish of Aston Afoar said, and belonging to ItSr CharlesLloyd, Samuel LIloyd, James Bedford, John JuLkes, William L/udlow late Wigley, now Mr. Brookse and others; Mr. Scudaatore, Jamtes leoolley, esqC and vArious other persons, containing together l,125m. Or. 19p- or there. abou.t. These tithes are very productive, arising from val4abhle lands, and the tenants and occupiers oF the lands sake and pay for their respective portions of tithes witlout the intervention of any | middle jan. They 'will be sald subject to limitations tote isetu born eons of two gentlemen, successively in tail male, the one iaged 76 years and upwards, the otber 74 years and unwards, who are botlh widowers, without children. For further particulars apply to Thoo, ma,Bartram, eFq. 9,St.Mlild-ed's-court,PPoultrp , London; M essrs. Claridge and Iveton, Pall-mall, London; or to Air. Josiah Robins, Aston Brook, Birmineham . .Burton.cressent.-Excellent modern Furniture, in fine preservation2 the entire genuine Property of a Gentleman, sold under ctrcurn-. stances that prevent reervaaionn.-By Miesmru. HARDINO ena Co. on the Premises, No. i1, Leigh.street, Brunswick-squaie;. 'I'H}S DAY, Oct. 21, at 12, C OMPRI SING 2 splendid Greciani Lustres for 6 and-8- LJ liglhts, rosewood chairs and couebes en suitt, v ith 3 beaudif`Il drawingroontcuttainswitb gold cornices, sideboardantd diunig tables winged wardrobe, large glasses, 25-inch mirror, case of pistols, res, wood ioo, card, and occasional tables of superior detign O R,y. mahogany 4.post bedsteads, goose beds, and excellent beLding to" each, French and cottage ditto. Persia and Turkey carpets, rouni tOo table of mabogany of large dimensions, eating parlour chaste and horse hair cotich, morean curtains, dinner cina, te quip and vases, ifory knive6i saolid-genteranan's dreassipf casompletel fitted up, pole screens, 14 fine Spanish mahogany morocco cDa^ ; fine cut glass, linen, 8lday clock, and in fact sO desirable an o e5a blage of useful and ornamental furniture has seldom been subm slter May be viewed previous to the sale, and catalogues to be had ai Sir aucuianear's office. 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