Sales By Auction.
Household Farniture, and various lffectss._e.By WINSTANLEY and SONS, at 142, Aldersgate-street, THiS DAY, at 1l,by order of the Executors, DARP of the Household Furniture, removed from PStockwell-common, the property of a Gentlemen deceased. The furniture comprises bedsteads and hangings, feather beds and bedding, mahogasy wardrobe, cheits of drawers, washhand stands, dressing glasse, sideboard, dining and other tables, chairs,7carpets, a few books, and kitehen utensils. To be viewed on Tuesday and mnorning of sale, when catalogues may be had on the premises; and of Winstanlev and Sons, Paternosrer-row. Brighton, M2arine PLradc.-Alost valuable Freehold Estates, pro- ducing 5431. 5s. per annum.-Bv WINSTANLEY apd SONS, at the Mart, on Friday, Novemnber 12, at 12, in 4 lots, by di- rection -o the Truatees for Sale of the Property of the late WlVn. Parr, esq. 1lT osTr desirable Freehold Estates, particularly eligible MYL for investment, consisting of the very atpital and commo- dious Premises, knowvn as the Marine Hlotel, situate on the AMarine Parade. Also Three Dwelling-houses, situate Nos. 2, 3, and 4, in Manchester-strect, Brighton, in the several occapations of Mlrs. Cocksedge, the representatives of the late Mlr. Alderman Smith, lrs. Portis, and M%r. Slee, at very low rente, amounting to I431. SF. per annum. To be viewed by permission of the reapective tenunts; printed particulars may be had 14 days preceding the sale, at the several libraries and inns at Brighton, Worthing, EBstbourne, and Hastings; at the ptincipal inns at Lewes, Hrsham, Cuckfield, Hicksted, Crawley, Reigate, and Dorking; at the lMart; of Mr. Bedford, solicitor, Bedford-row, London; and of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. Desirable Professional or Mercantile itcaidenre, Rroa,l.street. buildings.-By Mr. WDI. STEVENS, at the Mar on Tuesday, Oct. 2Y6, at 12, unless an aeceptable offer be previously made by Private Contract, Very exelleeTt Family Dwelling-house, In goodl repair, A desirably tituate, No. 34, Broad-street.buildings, wi.hin 5 minutes' walk of the Royal Exchange, comprising S airy sleeping rooms, with closets, and a store room; first story, 2 handsome drawing rooms communicating by folding doors, and a water closet ; principal story, dining and breakfast rooms, good entrance hall, and water closet; the domestic offices consist of kitchen washhouse, pantry, knite and bottle houses, water closet, and good cellaring for wine. beer, and coals: behind the house is a cheerful garden. The propetty its held on lease under the city of London for atn unexpired term of 16 years from Christmas last at the very low rent of 60 guineas per annum. May be viewed vrith tickets only, which with further particulars nsay be had at the plaee of sale; and of DIr. Wm. Stevens, 36. Old Jewrv. Norwich. - Peremptorily by blessrs. KIDIPTON and SUN, at the Auction Mlart, on Friday, Oct. 29, at 12, in I lot, A Very valuable Freehold Estate, with immediate DoS- A session ; consisting of an excellent melting, with capnacious tnalt and other shops and lofts, very desirabl situate, adjoining the river Yare, in the parish of St. Mlichael's Coslany, in the city of Norwich. This valuable property consists of a very excellent malt- house, with double cistern, capable of making 150qrs. per week, maltshop will contain 500qrs. large screening loft, bArley ditto wrill hold 500qrs. and yard enclosed by folding doors, advantageously situate, in the parish of Sn. Michae's Coslany. adjoining the river Yare, vith every convenience for loading and unloading the barges witi spouts, late in the occupation ot W. Hanks eeq. To be viewed by applying to W. flanks, esq. of whom particulars may be had; at the Auction Mart;* at Garrawray's * at Jack's coffeehouse, rtiark- lane; and at the ofticesof M ossrs. Kimpton and Son, Union.court, 01d 13rosd.street, and at Hartford. Herts and Essex.-Valuable Freehold and Copyhold Farm, part tithe free, with immediate pessession.-Perernptorily by Iessrs. KIAlPTON and SON, at the Auction Mart, orn Friday, Oct. 29, at 12, in I lot, A Very compact Farn, containing 92a. Sr. 1 6p. a newly a erected farmhouse, with convenient agricultural buildings,very desirably sirmate adjoining the high road, near the 39.h mile stone from London to Cambridge, in the parishes of Barley and Chishill, being weU adapted for the residence of a genteel family or sporting gentlemen, being within 12 miles of Cambridge. This valuable pro. perty consists of several handsome inclasures of very fertile amble and pasture land, in a good state of celtivation, 60 acres of which are laid down with sainfoin, 23 srable anid 9 acres planted with hand. some thrifty firs; tbe newly erected dwelling-house contains 3 sIry bed chambers, pariour, kitchen, and cellar, large corn barn, stables, granary, and other bulidings, well supplied with watcr, in the occu- pation of Mr. James King. Alay be viewed anv tirne prior to the sale; particulars at the Auction-mart; at Garraway's; at Jack's coffeehouse, Mlark-lane, London; and at the offices of Alessrs. Kimptnorand Son, Union-court, Old Broad-street, and at Y.rtford. Collection of Pictures.tBy SIr. EDWARD FOSTER, at his Great Room, No.14, Greek-street, Soho-square, THIs DAY,OCt. 20, at 12, A N excellent Collection of Pictures, of the Italian, A. French, Dutab, and Flemishi schools, and a few by modern Englislh masters; a number of portraits ot eminent characters, and a few lots of carved French picture frames. May be viewed one day prior, wl7en catalogues may be had at AMr. E. Foster's office, 14, Greek-street, Soho-square. Brill-creecent, Somers-town.-Good Dwelling-house and roomy IWorksihops, with immediate possession.-By Mlr. EDWVARD FOST13R, at his, Great Room, 14, Greek-street, Soho-square, on Saturday. Oct. 23 at 12 HfE unexpired ''erm' of the Lease of a comfortable I. Dwelling.ht3utie, being NSo. 3, Brill%crescent, Somers-town, containing t good rooms, kitchen, and coal house, garden, and large sange oS buildings, well adated for woskhops: held for a term, of which 19 years are unexpired, at 40 guineas per annurn. Alay be viewed 7 days before the sale, when particulars may be had on the premises; and at Mr. B. Foster's office, 14, Grcek-street, Soho-square. 'l'o Brenwers, Publicans, Private Families, and Ochers.-Capital Ale andlStout-By r. MlITCHELL, on the Premises, Cham- berlain's Wharf, Tooley-street, on Tuesday, Oct. 26, at 12, T HREE Hvndred Barrels of verv fine flavottred Ale and Stout, in 80 lots, fortheconvenicnce of private families and the trade, being the remraining part of a stock intended for exporta- tion, but in consequence of the order being countermanded, will be sold without the leact reserve. Cataloguer may be had at the Angel Inns, Islington and Edmonton; New Globe, Mlile-end; Garra- way's ; and of Mr. Mitchell, 7, Nortonfalgate. liaberdashers, Hosiers, Drapers, and others.-By Mir. NESW, at the lart, Tnxs DAY, October 20, a-nd 2 following days, at II, in contsequence of the number of lots, HpaE genuine and extensive Stock in Trade of anl T insolvent, without reserve, consisting of silk goods, hosiery, drapery, Irish linens, superfine broad cloths, Lradles' pelisse ditto, Gentlemen's handsome boat cloaks, muffs, lacc veils and sbawle silk ditto, also a wardrobe of excellent linen, which will be lotteI to suit retailers and private purchasers. Alay be viewed the day preceding the sale; catalogues had at the Mart; atid at the auc- tioneer's offices, Church-pafsage, B.singhall-street. Stock of elegant China and Glass.-By MIr. WILLIAMS, at the Auction Alart, TUrs DAY, Oct. 20, and following day, at 12, for the Benefit of the Creditors, N ele ant Stock of'English and Foreign China, consist- Ll ing oF colebroke Dale, Frencb, and other china in table antd dessert aervices, beautifu,lly painted and richly gilt ; teu and cnFee sets, superb large jars, vases, ornaments, mugs, jugs, bowls, &C.; richlycut glassindessertservices, trifledishes, sets of decanters, wines, tumblers, claret bottles, water jugs and carasts, salts, sugar basins butter tubs, finger CUps, cellery glasses, &c.; chandeliers and lustre,, candlesticks, &e.; also a quantity of lndian floor mat- tig; To be viewed on 'ruesday amid morning etf sale, and cata- logues had at the Auction Mlart;s and of Melr. Williamsn, Throg- morton-street; Holles-street, Cavendishssquare-Excellent Household Furniture, Linen,Grand Pianoforte, Square ditto, splendid India Hookha, a few Books, and Effects, the proptrty of a Gentleman, removing frgm Nortolk-strcet.-B7 Milr. J. H. CLARK, at his Spacious Room, 23, P,ollee-street, Cavendish-square, To-morrow, Oct. 21, at p nrecisely, withbut the least reserve. rj tHB Ftrniture comprises Brussels and Kidderminster JL carpet2, dtgwing room and other curtains, mahogany tide. boards, rAahogany and rosewood chbirs and sofas, 4-post and other bedsteads and excellent beildtnig, and bedroeioi appendagest, s rose. wood lady's writing desk and d'remsing case, a quantity of linen, a spleledid India Hookba or EVastern pipe,with apparatus complete,.an upright gi'antds pianoforte, square ditto, double barrel gun, small pieee of ordnance, splentid edition of Lavaler's Physiognomy, and other books, glass, clhina5 a few eulinary articles, and effecte. To he viewred, and catalogues bed at the rooms, 23, Hlolies-street, Cavendiih-s quaire. daSt Part of the extensive Stock of China and rich Cut Glacs, of l',lr. EBarlow dueceased.-By Mr. FAREEBROTH ER., son t'he Preimes, 29, Bietshspsgte.ste-eet-writhout, on Tuesday, Oct. 26, and ? followving days, at 11 precisely ea ch day, by order of the Executor1 rl3tHF last patrt 6f the extensLveStock of rich Cut Glasg, .. in dessert services, wafet jugs, decCnters, goblets, wines, and other artles, platealliquor, cruet4 and soy frames with cut glass bottles; cut glass lustres and lamps. The china comprises dtinner and dessert services, anp per trays, cabinet and ornamental vases, cupt and cans, tea and coffee equipages, inimitably pencilled in landscapes1 birds, fruit, and various designs, and gilt in a superb adSd &ostly mannea, a few bronzes, paper and japanned tea lhoards, waiters card boxes, and Yarious effects. To be viewed on Satur- day and Monday preceding the sale catalogues hadon the premisee at Gd. each, and of Mir. Farebrother, 6, Wellington-street, Strand. Oxfordthire.-Little Mlilton House, and about 430 Acres including Two small Farms, &e. M ESSRS. BROOKS respectfully announce that they M are instructed to SELL by AUCrION, at tbo Mlart, TIis.DAY, Oct. 20, in lots, unlems in the mean time disposed or by private contract, very valuable FREEHOLD ESTATEs, Sitmate in the pleasant village of Little Mtilton, Oxon, on the 4urn- pike road from Aylesbury to Wallingford, 6 miles from Oxford, and 47 from London. Lot 1. cstmpries tnhe genteel Fatnily Resi- deuce callWd Little -ilton House, with plasure grounds, gardens. orchards, coachhasse, and stabling, agricultural buildings, and 346 acres of capital arable, pasture, and meadow land; also 2 dwelling. houmes, malthouse, and 5 cottages for labourers. Lot-2. comprises the Ham and Blagrove Frechold Farms, with farmhouses and buildinge, and 66 acres of (principally) rich pasture land, let at 1701. per innum. Lot 1. A Leseeh6ld Twelling.house, with large garden, paddock, barn, and stabling, held on two good lives. Lot 4. The Reversionarv Interest 'in 23 acres of Freehold Lantd. 5ay be viewed, till the sale; and_particulars had at Little Wilton Houre, iuttle Milton; Swan, at T etsworth ; Star and Chequers, Oxford; Crown' and Bearinns, Beading; Red Lion, High Wycomly; Crown ian&Tlhistle, Abingdon, Ploug inn, Cheltenham ; alsaof Thomas Miller esq. solicitor, Iv-place, Holborn ; at the AMart, London; and of Messrs. Brooks, land agenls and surveyors, 2, Old Bond, street, London. Vine -'arm.-A caisp%et Freeholdi Estate, chiefly eich Mendow and Pasture Land, in Bedforelshire, on the borders of Herms -By Air. DANIEL SMITH, at the Mlart, on Tuesday,. November 9, at 12, ASmall but valuable FPreehold Dairy and Grazing Fatrm, A7Lpartly boiadby a trout stream, comsarising (in a ring fence) land, suirrounding aneat farmihouse and all rsquisite buildings'1 in good repair and possessing extensiVe coMmon rigkts, situate in the parish of Lniclord, only 1 mile from the great north road, 4 miles from B-aldock, 5 from Bigglesweade, and 6 fromn Uitchin. A re- spectable tenant may be had, or immediate *p.ossession.. Mr. Crowther, of Arlsey. will ohow the estate, and rlarticdlars..ms be had at the neighibouring inns; at the Auiction Mlart ; sof T.? Times, esa. solicitor, Bedford; and of Daniel Sm-ith and Son, rir'ekr and land aseants, Bishop8gate churchyard, London, and Windeior~ at whose oflices a plan mar be seen. Biasiopeagce-street...-To the Grocery Trade and Ottieret.-By M'Yr.; CANSDEIA,, on the Premises. No.118, Bishopsgate-weithout, Tens DAY, Oct. 20, at I precisely, by direction of the Proprie- tor, Mlr. John Barn, who is iretiring from the Premises, P'ACIOUS anti substantial Business Pi emises, Nlo. I115, k)Bishopagate.street..without, many years successfullv established in the grocery and tea trade. The domestic apartments are judici- oursly arranged, and rs extensive that a part has been for a nunsbesr of years let to respectable inmates for nearly 1001. per annum. The long term of sbout 42 years is unexpired, at a low rent. At t-he game time will. be sold the lease of the adjoining premise, No. 117, which are calculated for the trade of a butcher, cheesemonver, or any business requiring~ substantial and attractive premises. Mlay be viewed by telekets, 6 days previous to the sale4+ vhen particulars may be had at~ Gareaway'a cof feehoune. Cornitill; e t the Wart 4an4a of Air._CansEdell, surveyor. Norton falgant.(___ BihOPs8gete.-.Household Furnitu~re, extensive Stuck orf Gr4,erv , Teas, Spices, Fruits, &c.-By AMr. CA NSDELL, on th&P ire-~ Inises, No. 1111, Bishopsgate..street.withoue, 'VUSS DAYF October 20, and following dzy, at 11 each day, by direction of Meg John Burn, STOCK of Grocery, comprising several tonis of raw and rLYrfined sugars-, about 1,800 lbs. of tease, selected with the greatest attention, a large quantity of spices end fruitts, chocolate, cocoa, and every other article in the grocery trade. The household furniture embraces WAaterloo, field, and coach top tedsteads, fee- ther beds and bedldingz, vwell manufactured4 cabinet articles, iv chaste of d-rawers, isideboard, dining., pembroke, and dressing tables, sefd of mashogany and other chairs, chimney, pier, and dressing glassei4 carpets, rugs, fenders fire irons, the usual kitchen requisites, aind numerous other items, to elear the preumises. AlI ay be viewed on the Taesday preceiing and morning of sale, and ca-talogues had on the premnises, and of Alr. Canedell, survey.or, Nortonfugatte. Bs-ixton-r..rad.-Vslua-ble L,easehestd ste,stimatea t peoducre 65601. a year.-By Mir. CANSDELL',at,, tehse Mart, on Friday, EVENunuuall sustanialand genteel Residences-,. mos deiraly itute,abot hlfa mile from the nevw church at Knnigto, ontheca- sid, ad peferable partt of the Brixton.. road Fiv of he ouse for aneleant and uniform pile oP buil gs; the other two are nearly ad~oininag., orld equslly t~4l.Z stantial;- the whole are ap~roached by front courts, and hiave ex- tensive walled gardens at the back, are nearly finirihed, flt for the occupation of respectable families, estimated to produce 801. pee annum ecah, at which rent part of the houses are already let ; held under Lord fHolland for nearly 80 years, at a low ground rent, Mtay be viewed, ana partictlIars hed at the Alart ; and of Mr. CansAell, Norton-falgate. Woollen and Linen Drapery, Ladlie' -and Gentlemen'W oo. n-d Sh8ee, 2 Dozen new Hats, &c.-.Bv M4r. SMVALLBONE, at hie Rooms, 47, High,.street, llloomsbnry, 11 doors east of Ox- ford-street, THes DAY, Oct. 20, at 12, without reserve, NOM'1PRISING about 60 Pieces of fine Irish Linen and '5.-/ Sheeting, remnants of bombasins, silk, satin, lace, richi silk shawls and scarfs, about 500 yards of superfine blue and black cloths and kergeymeres in whole pieces and in leng1thsK, suitable for single garments, cotton and Mlarseilles caentoerpanes, blankets, 2 dozer. new hatst, 3 dozen pair towni made Wellington boots, several dozeni pairs of ladies' and gentlemen's shoes, and numerous other rffee. Mlay be viewed, and catalogzues had at the rooms. In Actinees i thcHore ad Crriage Commission Business, Coachmasters, Liverr Stablekeepers, &c.-Bv J0I'IN LAN&- DON,. on the Premises, To-MOrrow, Oct. 21, at 1, by direction of the Proprietors dissol-int-, partnership, unless ani acceptable offer is previously made by private contr2ct, THAT lucrative Conc-ern, well known as Sadler's TRepository, Goswell-street, for thie sale of horses aknd carriages. The premises comprise a handsome entrance, Capacious show yard, stabling for SO horses excellent dwelling-house, double countinig- house, and suitable cdices. This valuazble Property has been esta- blished since the year 1804, and is held for a term of 20 yearst. at 3001. Per annum, which is nearly discharged by company viewing the show of prize cattle. To be viewed till the satle, when particulmrs may be had ; also at Gsrrawav's; and of John Langdon, Broadway, ne%r Ludzate-hill ; and Blackheath..hill. G7en-uine Ho-usehold Furniturre. Linen, Winest, &c. removed fromn Sudbury--By Ales%re. AIACHIN and DEB3ENHAMI, at their Au~ction Rooms, 2&, King-street, Covent-gardeni, To-morrow, Oct. 21, at II, C OMPISIG lftyFour-postand Fiel Bdst~eaeTh, mattresses, handsgome pier, chimney, cheval, and dressing glasses, mirrors, mahogany wardrobe, celleret sideboard, double and single cesets of drawers, dining, pemnbroke, aind card tables. mahogany, rosewnod, and bamboo chairs, dressing tables, sofas, Brussels an'd Kidderminster carpets, rugsj and stair carpeting, night clock, window curtains, damask table linen, sheets, rich sut gzlass, china, about 701 dozen fine old Port, Mladeira. and Sherry. The furniture mar be viewed, and catalogues had 2 days prior to the sale; also samplest of the wine at Messrs.V Machin and Debenbam's offce. E~xcellent Hfousehold Furniture, Fixturesi, fine Prints and Paint- ingsi, a capita Cabinet Pianoforte, and two new Squaire Ditto by Wilkinson, 90 Dozen of superior Cape Wine, and a small quan-. tity of Port and Sherry, Apparel, Books,. and Effictfl-By Mir. BUYLLOCK, at his Igooms, 21 1, High Holborn, on Friday next jand following daty, at 11, the Property of the Administrators and N exensie Coper teamBat, with apparatus, andI A a vry lage asemblge ofhouseoldtffcts, including, easel- lentmahgan serecireandboocas, 2celleret sideboards, dining. pemboke,card andothetabes, a draing room suit, parlour and draingrom cair, ofa, lrg pir nd chimney glasses, rosewood commrode,., a pair of knfe cases and long set of ivory knives, fenders andfir irns,4-pse,ten, ad oherbedsteads, feather beds and beddig, wrdrobs, dawers 2 fwlin Piecesi, plated articles, ela.ss and cins, diner se, 8-dy clck arpetsR, and effects ; aleo is tallw cander' dipin mold,6 muld frames, a large lead cis- ter, ad ipleent. T bevieedon Thursday; catalogues lie ofMr.Buloc, aprase an autineer. 211, High Holbora. F'reehold, &c. BriRtol.-By Mlr. GIBBJe,a arsa',o AMonday, OCt. 25, att 12, by directiono hAsies,n4lt, 9 HE Contingent Rev ersionayInestoa airp, ALin the 32d year of his age, to onetnhSaefTw Fre hold Dwelling-houses, with gardens, &c. being Not. 15 and 16, St.- James's-square, Bristol, in the occupation Of tile Ret-. J. T. Bid- dulph, on mle-t, and the occupation of the tenant for life also the said bankrupt's interest in one-eleventh share of and in the pur- chase money so arise from the isale of an undivided moiety of all that hat manufactoDry, warehouse, &.c. belonging thereto, and 7 tenesnentsi adjoining, situate in Broad-mead, Bristol, the entire of' which is held cadet lease for 40 years, and ren-ewable every 14 years, which xrermises are now. in the occupation of Messra. Dowell and Co. : and also an eleventh share of 4 shares of and in the Albion Fireoffice, and share of the net income arising from the same ; also to one-eleventh share in the purchase money to arise fromn the sale of a freechold dwelling-house and warehouse, situate ini Wine-street, now in the occupation of Atr. 'V. Carlisle, on lease, at a rent of 1751. per annum, and of a freehold warehouse sand work- shops behind the same, in the occupation of MVessrs. Dowell and Co. ; and also of one-eleventh share of and in 38 shares in the Kennet and Avon canal, and 8 shares in thie Bristol harbour, toge- ther with the promissory notes of the treasurer of the Bristol Dock Company, for several SUMs amounting to 9?771. lOs. 4d1. ; and an eleventh share in the niet income arising from the samae. Particulars to be had of Mir. J. N. Joasharn, Shannon.court, Bristol; M lr. Fisher, solicitor, 2, and Mr. Gibbons,.3, Buseklersbury, Cheapside,. London. Warwickshire.--Ti-her, Aston Juxca Birminghami.-.By Mr. JOSIAH ROBINS, ait tite Auction-mart, on Thursday, Octo- ber 28, at 12, either together or in the following two iota, anel subjecci to conaditions then to he prodpced. Lot 1. -VRDILNGTON.-All the Tithes or Tenthis of' Aid~ Corn, Grain, and Pulse, late the property of Sir Lis- ter Holte, bart, arising out of lands-, tenemenits, or hereditaments, being the msajor part of the manor of Erdington, in the parish of Astoi aiforesaid, and belonging to the Righbt Honourable Lord Car- zen, Right HonAourable LoDrd Bradford, John Hlarriston, crit. Rev. - Harrison, Missi Holden, Mr. BrettllI, late Thomas end Bra-. bins Butler's estates, Wyrley, Birch, esq.. John Chattock, esiq. Thomas- Bi-jch, esq. Rev. Egerecon Bagot, Richard Fow ler, Mr. Powell, Miss Elevingheam, Mdr. Fox Banner's trustees, Standley's trustees, Fenthamn's trustees., Henry Brook, esq. Ropabella Geast, Thomnas Greerisall, John Greensall, John Moss, WIlTifirn -Hutton, Joseph Harriaon, late Humphrey Holden, Joe. Harrison, late Jams' trust, John Jznkins, Johtn Kettle, esq. W*illian Lsorivrtd, late Johrn Prltchitt, Thomas Potter, Air. Gibbins, Ar. OwesOamd various other proprietors of lands,cotingoehe2,Salp.- or thereabouts.-Bordesley.-Lot 2. All tihe Tithes or T4h Corn, Grain, and Pulse, also late the property of Sir Ligter Holiet" bart. arising ouit of lands, tenements, or hereduromerite, being thei majo pat of the manor of Bordealey, in the parish of A-Ston afore- said, an.dr belonging to Air. Charles Lloyd, Samoncl ALloiyd, James Bedford, John Joikes, William Ludllow, late WNi&lY, now lilr.. Brooks and others; Air. Scudamore, James Wo'e,e- ; .., and various other persons, containing together 1,125a. Oi. i.?p. or tbera- shouits. These tithes are very productive, arising fromt valuable landsq, and the tenants and occupiers of the lands take aLnd pay for thei repectve ortions of tithies without the nesatnO n middle-titan. They wrll he sab d subject to limitation to the tature born sons of two gentlemen, successively in tail male, the one ag 76 veers and upw7ards, the other 74 years and upwards, who are boLt witeowert, without children. For futrther particulars apply to Tlio. mes Brrtrum, esq. 9, St. Mtldred's-cnssrt, Poultry, L,ondon i; Messrs. Cl aridge atnd Iteson, Pall-mal, London,-; or to Mr. Josiah Robins, Aston Brook, Birmninsham. B3urton-crcseent.-ExceUent modern Furniture, in fine preservation, the entire genuine Property of a Gentleman, sold under cireum. stances that prevent rerervation-By Metsrs. HARDINO and Co. on the Premisest, No. 11, Leigh-street, Brunswictk-quare, Tenre DAY, Oct. 20, and following day, at 12, (>V.1PRISING 2 splendid Grecian Lustres for 6 and S %-/ lights, rosewood chairsand couches en suite, -siLh 3 beautiful drawingroom curtains with gold cornicen, sideboard and dining sables, winged wardrobe, large glarses, 25-inch mnirror, case of pistols. rese. wood loo, card, and occasional tablcs cf supezior desiga, 3 lofty mahogany 4.post bedsteads, goone beds, and excellent belding to each,, French and cottag ditto. Persia and TuekeY czl`pets, round too table of mahogzany of large dimensions, eating Parour chas, i and leorse hair oDuch, moreen curtains, dinner.cUisia, - tea jequipzges andvass, voy lniv soidgenlemn' dressing case completely bise o usfulsa o;ametalforirre tasstiombeen submitted. May be vioewed prgvaoue.to the sale, 'andscotaloguesto be had at the SALES BY AUCTION.