Sales By Auction.
By Mr.- SAUiNDERS~, at his Great Room, 39, Fleet-street, THIS DAY b.fnd 6 following day's (Sunsday excepted) at half paSt 12 precisely, A Miscellaneous Collection of Mlodern Books, in His- ALitory, Divinity, Mathematics Biogrphby, Classics, M%edicine, Law, and genera.iLiterature. To bevewed and catalogueshbad. ToBulder CabssetMakes, Cach alers, MaKngle Makers Turners, &c.~y Hr SOUHEY,uponthePremises, Portlaund-wiarf, nearG the ews Hap. egen's-ark onThursday, June 3, at 12, by iXHudredDeas, o varouslengths, 14 loads of hard Wo, 4000fet of birch and ash plank, 600 birch putlog,, 10 of Ii ~ nttyof paling, and other useful stuff. to t esle and catalogutes hatd at the Wharf, a thejews Haptven ndo r.SoUthey,191l,Tooley.street, Pour IlTe from h Excbange.-By Mr. SCOTT (N4ep-hew of the late r.TSctt), at the Mart, on Frlday, June 4, at 12, A Detached Cottage Residence, coachhouse, thuee-stall L 3A stable, out-buildings, lawn, canal, capital gardens, and pad- d-clt2topether about 3 acres, delightfully situate, near the chapel, at entish.town, snd commanding beatiful views, with twine- dina,e possession. 'Particulars on the Premises-, at the Mart; and of Mr. Scott. estate and canal agent, 8, Cary-street, Lincoln's-Inn. MiVtcham, Surs-y.-By Mr. SCOTT (Nephewv of the late Mr. T. Scott), D at the Maxt, on FrIday, June 4 at 12, Deirble Copyhold ~and part Freehold) Estate, held --L.of the Manor of Ravensbury, consisting of 7 acres oi valuable Garden and Building G Lound, with tenements thereoia and frontage oDf 100 freet netea lllteham-common, on lease to Mhr. Simmons, at a low rent of about SOL per annium. ParticulIRar may be bad on the Wmlses: Buck', Head, and Three Kings, Mtitcham; Mitre, and 'etha,Tooting; of Mlessrs. Greeson and Co-Angel-court, Throg- mnorton-sr't h ar;ado f. Stott, estate and aanal agent, S, Carey-atreet, Lincoln's-Inn. Revrsin o a ostObit Bond, and ?793 Itis, sterling, Savings In the Cour ofChacer.-13y hlr. GEO. DAVIS, at the Auction-rmart, on hond7, he 3st nstant, at 12, In two lots, 7fj~XTEContnget Reversionary Ilnterest to a Post Obit J. -,~3ndo?i,0o,which the purchaser will be entitled to, and ontedahof a gentleman aged 66, shouild a gentleman aged 'S5xrvie hi. Aso 79311IS. being one-fifth part of savings in the Cour of hancry,which the purchaser will be entitled to and xeceive on the ame coningenc alo1. Particulars maybebhad byapply- ingto r. artn,solcitr, 3,Bucktinghams-place, Warner-street, ew-road of Mr.LabPekan Surrey; of G. Daviz,l11,Wellclose- squae,ad4,Laehl-te; and at the Auction-mart, lIgbeinvestMent, 1021. 10s. per annumn.-By 'Mr. CROGGON, Atthe Mlart, on Wednesday, June 9, at 12, fin I lot, by order of the Execu- tors of Williamn Weston, esq deceased, P)pMWO desirable Dweling-houses with double fronted Sthop moat eligibly siituate on Kennington een, at the corner o 4-- roe,, let to Mr. Bull, bookseller, and to Mr. Drowett, grocer, on leases of which about 17 years are unexpired, at rents amounting to1021S. 10s. per annumn, and held on lease ior 39years at the trilling groundi rent of 101. per annumr. To be viewved by leave of the tenants; particularason the premnises: at the Horns, Kennington; at the MSar t: and of Mr. Crocgon, auctioneer, &c. 64, Corahill. FreeoldResdene, nd bou 42Acrs o rih Lnd,itet.-By Mr. CROGGON, at the AuctionMat on Wednsa,Jn ,a 2 A Valuable anid very desiabe Freehl Ste,cmr- I-kIng a uenteel dwellitng-house, recenitl erected,adi efc order, delightfuy itniat~,, bout2nmillessand aheif romBded 3 and a half from Tenterden, 9 froM Ashford, and 0foLnd, 'with about 42 acres of rich arabic, pasture, and hopgrndth hl lying within a. rinig fence, In a countr abounding wiham,ndn picturesque and extesv iw.The house is adase o h m mnediate reception o ete famly, and contains 5 bedrooms and cloet,~arour auabrsitastroomn, kitchlen and offices. Tbe 55acumerousandeonvenient. good stabling, and alarge p reuctie gaden:apeIn the parish church belongs to the estate. To h viwed 4 dys pevius to the sale. printed particulars mazy be obtine onth prmiss;at the Woolpack, Tenterden; George, Ashfrd:Bal, haidtone; at the Mart; of Mir. Denni-v, solicitor. 4. Ausinfiar, Lndo, where a p lan of the estate may be seen;, and of hr. rogen, actineer, &c. 64, Cornhill. ff1 MPRS1N~ aout 00 otsof:Irish Linens, mnus- ~'&jlinjawt, seetng nd dapes,bormbasins, silks, satins, rich sil shwl an scrf, spefin ble,blak,and drab elotks and kersymees,cord, Mrselle sodValnci wastcoat pieces, cotton and arsills contepans, russlead ohercarpets, hearth rugs, and vaiet ofeffcts Maybe iewd, nd ataogues had at the To Mercha eeprsTavernkeepers, and Private Famailies. ONErespectfully announces, that on dyJue 1, and following day., at 12, he williSUBMlIT by ACTIN, t te Mart, a valuable, extensive, and genuine STOCK of suerb CT GLSS, one entire property; eampris hig ISO rich cut dessrt ishs, 0 sgar basins end butter coolers, 250 pair of quart andpin deantrs,60 h lit bottles, trifle dishes, punchl bowls, 20.0 sals, ,50 wie ad otler glasses, a large assortment of rich castor andliqsorfraescomplete, So elegant hall lamps aL qugntity of giradole, wie colers, finger glasses, rummers, aIe giasf'ies, bock glse,and an excellenit varJcty of well mianutactured articles, the hoeof wlAh -ire c-onsigned by the manufacturer for absolute sale. May be viewed, and catalogues baa one day prior and mornings oYfsale. 47, High-street, Bloomsbury. Voraland nstrmentl Muical reatses nd istruents yMr. W. P. MUSGIt Y,aMrStnesRom,2.Odfo-teet, on Tuesday nF ensa,Jn n ,a 2 HE selec an nieMsclLba of Mlr. John T Gunn deceased, and twoothrCletos whic Include the most favourite works of all the great masters, foeg n nglish, In every departmnent of the science, vocal and Intueal Also unpublished MISS. collected abroad at a considerabeepne ra tises, essays, &c. Likewise excellent flutes, violisteo,vol- cellos, and pianofortes, by approved makers, withsnr icla neous articles. Ma-y be viewed on Mionday, the 3s,admrig of -ale. Cataloguei at the roemns; at the principl mscsosn of Mr.W. P. 'Musgrave, 5, Bread-street, Cheapside. Library of aL Geistleman decease,roedfmthCunr.lyM IV. P. MUSGRAVYE, at Mir. Stanley's Rooms, 21,OdBn-te, on TIhursday, June 3, at 12, A MONGST the Books are Royaumontes Iistoire du j~Vieux et du Nouveau Testament, finie plates; Fiddies's Life of Wosy: Imperial Encyclopaedia:, Lvttletoni and Goldsmith's England; Garnett's Tour through Scotland-, Plublic Edifices or the Metropolis; English ToPographY, coloured maps; New, Annual Register; Holy ilible, withi Fittiet's plates: the works of Blair, Burns, Johnson, Gibbon, Richardson, Fieldi,,g, Scott, &c. Catalogues had at the Roorms; and of Mr. IV. P. Musgrave, 5, Bread-street, Clieapslde, High Holborn.-tenteecl iUSehold r urniture,a brilliant toned Grand and Square Pianioforte by Broadwooda, a Child's handsome Chaise, &c.-By Mrc. BULLOCK, at his Great Room, 211, High liolborn, THIS DAY, at 12 precisely, Cabinet Finger Organ, and the NTew and Second-hand Af~Fur-niture, Including handsome 4-post bedsteads with appro- priate beds and bedding, wrvants' ditto, a mahogainy bookcease, side- board, Eeveral chests or1 drawers, and aLrticles of the bed and dressing rooms, chimney glasses, carpets, set of elaiw dining tables, chairs, sofas and couches, rosewood Ioo, sofa, card. and break-fast tables, a pair of excellent plain pi4r cotnmodes, a fewr Paintings of the old school, linen, books, glass, and china, dinner set, circular meat screen, &-day clock, ollclotbs, kitchen requisites, Sec. May beviewed this day, and catalogues had of MAr. Bul ock, appraiser and aucttoioneer, 211. High Holborn. To Oil and olumnTaowhide, Melter0. nnd Ot e rs. -.e as e of Premises, 3 CrsHorse, Stock In TaeanHosehiold Furii!- ture.-By Mr. PPR on the PremIse,4,Nwct Lambeth, on W%ednesday, seC a 11, by order o h sine of Mr. Jacob Durham, a bankut A Leasehold bc built Dwelling-house and Shop, with _~immediate possession, mnany years established In the oil and taliowchandlery line, held on lease for the unexpired term of 31 years froM Christmas last, at the rent of =5. per annum, subject to such covenants as will be explaned at the time of sale; together with the furniture and stock in trade, which consists of tallow, mo-Uld, and store candles, oil, &c.; and also the fittings-up and Implements, amongst which are a variety of useful articles, namely, cisternis lined with lead, large caniis for oil, melting apparatus, and every requisite fo-aring,,on the above business. The lease wvill be put up at one o'clock;th prhasers thereof to take the fixtures iii the hiouse at a fair valuation. 'May be viewed oni the Monday aind ruesday pre- cedi,;g the sale, aiid catalogues bad on the premnises; and of the auc- tIoineer. 15, Basinghiall-street. Lea,denhall-market.--To Butchers and0Others.-..fly r. PIPER, at Gar- raway's, on Thursday, June 3. at 12, by ordier of the Proprietor, unlessi previously disposed of b private contract, Commodios and e leliet brick built Leasehold _AL Butcher's Shop and Premises, In the occupationj of Mr. Purvis, many years established, and com adingan excellent trade, In Half- moon-pawasge.Leadlenhall-ma6rket. The abovevalisable leasehold estate. sneistsubstantially brick built and In excellent repair,is roomyrand coni- venient, and held on lease under thie Mayor and Commosmltv of the City of Lonidon for the unexpired term ol S1 years from Michaelmas last, at the low-annual rent 0! 151. 1551, The purchaser to take the fix- tures at a fair valuation. Particulars to he had on the premnises:- at the place of sale; and of the auctioneer, 1I,.llasinghall-street. No. S, Henrietta-street, Cavendieh-square.Leaze excellent Furni- ture, Upright Pianoforte by Clementi, fine Linen, elegant China and Glass, Plated Article,, and various Effects of the late General Doveton, M.P. deceased-.By Mtr. ELGOOD, on the Premises. on) Tues-day anid Wednesday next, Juine 1 and 2, at 11, by order of thte Legatee Vjj7EFunitireincludes 2 neat Drawving-room Suits of Crtais, wth Grecian chairs, sota, couich, and ottomans ent suit, hadsom roewood Ion, sofa, and card tables, and maibogauis- ditt, nhleicrandchimney glasses, elegant conisole table, beautiftil Pariianclo~-, hadsme lustres anid lanips, a capital set of Spanish mahoanydinig tbles 17 feet 6 inches long, 12 chairs and sideboard, sat,phaus dllretand wine cooler, a pair of secretaire bookcases, so.-albedteas, ithi bedding and chacaber articles In general, Tur- kejadothr capetscapital fenders, haill chairs, and cuilinary re- quiite. My h veweil on 'Monday, when catalogues (at 6d. each) ma leisad -atth house; and of Mr. Elg.ond, at the opposite corner of Herita and Winmpole streets, Cavedlh ua . Aylesbury, Bucks, a capital Market aiid Borough TIowvn, 40 miles from London-Valuable Freehold Property for Investment and Occupa- tion.-Peremnptorily by Mir. ELGOOD, at the Auction AMart, on Friday, June 4, in 9 lats, by order of the Assignees of Mr. Iloskilig, builder, adpiy ngelectedofor exte nsiv groutiid tne whole of a niew terrace, hap- pll seactd fr eteniveYuge '- prospect, and placed a proper dis- tance from the tutrnpike.road. at the opproach~ to the town. Also aL row of 4 uniform wvell built houses, kiiown as Caitisridge-place, at Aylesbury. The estate Is abundantly supplied with water, eatsy of commonira.tion wIvth the mnetropolis ad in a highily respectable vici- nity Eah lt cofer th rigt o~ vting, both for the county and borogh. ay b vieed, nd pinte paticulars had of G., Jennings, briclaye, Waton nea AylstiuytuPike: at the Bull's Head Inn, Ayiesurv;BelI,lnalw; ofhirWllus, solfeltetr, Great Berkchamp. atea: o Mesrs.Willamsand oddrd,sollcitor3 to the commission, Grsys-in; nd f te actinee, M. Egood. corner of Wimpole and Henrett steets Caendsh~suar, were an elevation and planes Hierts -Valuable Freehold IMansion and Farmis, Land tax redecmed- By Mr. ABBOTT, at the Mlart, on Thursoay, June lo, at 12. AHi hly valuable Freehold Estate, called St. John _f&LX..oe, situate neartheviulnteof Welwyu B25miles from Lonidon, and an easy distance fromn 4 excellent market towns. The mansion Ib admir5bly adapted fursa family of the first consequence, bavIngevery requisite domestic actoYmmtdation, with numerotts attached and de- cached offices, excellent walled gardens,orchard,greenshouse, icelisuse, ceiacbbouse, stabling, farmyRar, with capital batrns and otlher out- buildings, and 2 excellent farms, let to good tenants, coiltaFiilngin the whole upwards of 500 acres of frertilea rablc, meadow P asture. anid weed land, In the highest state of cultivation,' The nel'glioroodls of he er fist esectbilty go,d uitlng and shooting, and nunie- rou coehe pasin daly o ad fomhe nmetropolis. May be viewed by icktsonl, o b ha o SI. bbot,estate agentaend appraiser., 26, Conuitstret.Ben-steet whre pln f the estate many be seen, andplntd prtiulas a 20day prcedng the sale; Ilkewviseat the biat: ltoat he rinIpa Ins a Bsnetiltfield,Welwth nHetrtord, St. Aban', Hichin andBalddk; nd o Mesrs. carr pni osters, Buidldng Miaterials, Lower mitcbam.green.-By M6essrs. BLAKE~, on Tuesday, June 1, at 11 for 12, ALLL the useful Materials of a brick built Trhree Story ,House, situate at the nor6h.east corner of the green, consisting of s Iea rods of sound brickwork, plain tile roofing, l1ead in gutters, pipe, &c.; stone pavement; oak and fir-timbers, floors, various Inside and outside doors, framed dwarf and other varinscotting, sashes and f0imes, shutters, stone sills, coping, &-story.staircase. and a variety of Inside fittings, fixtures, &c. Mtay be viewed 3 days prior to the sale; and catalogues bad on the premidses; at the Auction Mlart; and of Messrs. Blalae, Croydon. Croydon, Surrey.-Capitat Freehold Privatte Residence, wvith Coach- house, Stabling, and good walled Garden; land tax redeemed.-By Mtessrs. BLAKE, at the Kinig's Arms Inn, Croydon, on Saturday, June 12, at 3 precisely, AMost substantial brick butilt Freehold Dwelling-house, siOtuate in the centre of the town of Croydon, In a pleasant re- tired part of High-street, in excellent repair, containng B airy and commodious sleeping rooms, store and dressing rooms, a spacious en- trance hall, 2 well proportioned Parlours, study, and china closet, an extensive dry basement, In wvhich are all necessary wvell arranged offices, detached wasbhouse and laundry, coachhousRe and stabling for 3 horses, with other conveniences, a nest grassp lot in front, witk planed ordrs,encose byiro paisaes,and atrlarge walledl garden party lad dwn a law, aundatly toced writh ~no choice fruit tres nd loerig hrus.Eary osession will be given. May be vieed ithticetsony, nd artculrs ad10 days prior to the sal ofMr.Pefol, sliito, Coyon;at heAuction Mart; and of Ancient and Modern Picues-y Mr. STANLEY, at h Is Great Room, Maddx-sreet ilnovr.sqare THS DAY, the 29th inst. Valuble eletionofaciet. a-nd modern Pictures, A examplesof Rubens,Vandyckt; Tenlers, Rtuysdael. 1,Ioeheon,forem, Vouermns,andothers of esminence; various logus nd attheroom an of r. taney, 21,Odoa-te. Magnificent CarvinsinWo and highly valuable Pictures, frm the Nani Palace, at Venice. jR. STANLEY very respectfrully apprises the Vir- tuosi and Connoisseurs, thlat on Saturday, the 5th of June, he ab I SIUBMIT to SALE at his Roorms, 21, old il-nd-street, SIX ver- ' rmagnificent CARVINGS in WOOD, by the celebrated Brustaloril, re- presenting scriptural subjeets,; an,' a. truly valuatble SELECTION of PICTUJRES, ineluding the Raising of Lazarus, by PFlerlno del Vga;- Titian and lils Mistress, by Titials; a Saint In a Landscape, by Gioar- gione; a Lucretia, by Glulie) Romano; a Subject, by Lionardo da Vinci, in hix first manner; a Sebastian, by Guislo; a fLine Portrait, by Bronzino, atnd ether examples of Italian miastters of high class, which with the carvinsg were brought from the Nani Palace, at Venice; also capital spetimens of the Flemish and Dutch schools, partIcularly a jewvEabb n, by Rembrandt; and Landscapes, by Ruysdael and Hobbema; the enunine property of a distinguished Connoisseur. May, be viewed twvo dAys preceding a?nd catalogues had. Genteel Leasebod Residence, wvith Stablingr, Pleasure Girounds., Mo dern l1nuseboAe Furniture, anid Effects, Peckham.-ti DRAYTON and VENTOM, on the Premises, Peckham-house, Peckham, on Tuesday, June 1, at I t, by. order of the Proprietor, and of the .Assignee of M[r. John bluriel, 'I lEvaluable Lease of the Premises, for 29 years, at a i lorent, of a most respectable and cornunodious Residence, fit foIteocuation of a large and genteel family, and conta-ining airy, chambers, drwing and dining rooms, breaklfast parlour, study, and every necessary domiestic office with coaebhouse, stabllug, large pleasure-avid kitchen gatrdens, M outin the -rost atyp Inpl;t is divided from the road by a spacious fore court and pirne ralin,I with ahandsome portico entrance and vestibule, with the advantage of Immediate possession. At the same time wiill be sold, all the nenvand apropriate furniture,consisting of13niahoganyand japanned 4-post be4s1teens and f urnitures, goosefeather beds, mtattresses, and bedding, chests of drawers, fine plate chimney and dressing glasses, washband stands, Brussels, KiddermiJnster, and Venetian carpets, hearth rugs, oilcloths, patent mnahogany dining and Pemnbrolke tables, mnahogany and japanned chairs, pedestal sideboard, windowv curtains, china, glass, linen, excellent asgsortment of culinary utensils, Iron g"arden roller, and a variety of effects. The house may.be viewed 1 0 aays preceding the sale, by tickets only, and the effects the day p re- vious to the sale, which, with particulars and catalogues, mazy be had of Drayton and Ventorn, auctioneers, surveyors, and estate agents, 97, Leadenhall-street ; and of Messrs. Freeman and Heathcote, solicl- tors to the commission, 47, Coleman-street. Gentel Huseold urniure Boyells Prints, from the ~Works of Shakspeare, and Effects,.Shoreditch.-By DRAYTON and VENTOM, on the Premises, No. II1, Curtafin-road, Shoreditcb, on Thursday, the 3d of June, at II, by order of the Executor of Mrs. Ursula Rain deceased, T~HE genteel HouseholdI Furniture and Effects, comn- iL prising mahogany and beech 4-postand tent bedsteads and furni- tures feather beds and bedding, mnahogany and wahnuttree chests of drawers, miahogany chairs, horse hair sofa, dining, pembroke, and tea tables, Brussels and Kidderminster carpets, pier and dressing glasses, the whole of the prints from the works of Shakapeare, by Boydell, fine Impressions, table and bed lineni, and a variety of effectsi. May be viewved the day preceding; catalogues on the premises; and of Draytoin andVentcmn,auctioneers and appraisers, 97, Leadenball-street. Superior Naval Docks and Shipbuilders' Yard, near Plymouth, Devon. -By DRAYTON aud VENTOM, at the Auetlon Mart, on Wednesday, JulY 7, at 12, AN eligible and most dfesirable Freehioldi Estatw, being A) Turuchapel-dock, near P1 ymoutb, In the county of Devon, corm- prisingansost conipact ant,well arranged shipwrrights' yard. comnpre- hendinig a capital stone dry dock, 160 feet In length, by 62 feet at the entrance gates, finished on the most complete principle. Also a corm- modious wet dock, twvo slips, on which the Armada and Clarence, 74-gun ships, were bault, with erections of mould loft, blacksmiths', pumap. blockmakers', and joiners' shops, boat lofts, 3 treNec sawpits withi lofts over, extensive warehouses, pitch amid tar stores, iron and treeniall houses, 5-stall stable, spacious yard, arfd foreran's house. Attached Is a respectable dwelling-house, with a walled garden. A superior wharf, possessing the advant-age of admnitting ships of the tirst class loading or unloading at any time of tide. A fine graving beacli and Marsih pond, particularly adapted for the storing of timber. The Immediate contiguity of this property to the bremmkwater, and no similar Premises existing from the Land's-end to Dover, are advan- tag%es which It Is presumed must at all times command a priority of trade. The situation of these premises, so peculiarly favourable to all shipping trading with the WVest Indies, France. anid the Mediterra- nean, and the extraordInary ow prices at wrhichi ships may be fitted out in the port of Plymouth, togethier with the Increased and daily Increasing Importance of the town of Plymouth, strongly Invite to this concern the attention of any geaitleman or company wishilng to commence or continue a business of first rate Importance. May be viewred by application to Mr. Parker, on the premsises, and printed par- ticulars had of himn; at the Commercial Inn, Plymouth; Fountain, Portsmouth; Wright's hotel. Dover; Bush. Bristol, Cross Keys, Huxll; George, Liver&ool; 'routine, Glasgow; Fountain, Sheerness, and of Drayton and cTntom, surveyors and auctioneers, 97, Leaden. ball-street; and at the Mtart, where a pln of the estate may he seen. Freehold House. M4arbate.-ByRYo and VENTOM, at the Royal Hotel, Mar ato, on Thuzrsday, June 17, at 3, without reserve, AFreeholJI rick built Residen ce, eligibly situate, 'No. 5, L Duke-street. mear the Parade, Margate, Rent, containing 4 airy chmbrs, dining and breakfas9t parlours, kitchen, antd yard, In ttIe ,cptonof anti much underlet to Mlr. John Mount, tenant at will, atarentof 211.per annum. The bisuseim,in exceilent repair,.built of substantial materials.,with abow ftrm,t, and commiands superior and distant sea views. Mlay bevliewed byleave of the tenant. Printed particulars ha,d at the place of sale; of Mr. Edwvard Dering, soUcitor, Mlargate; anid of Dirayton and Ventom, 97, Leadenhall-street, London. Ha~ats.-CapitaFans- i Reience, with superior Stabling and most excellent Offices, surrounde by 100 acres of Park-like Mleadow, Arabic, and Coppice Land. desirabily sittuate, upon the skirts of a sheltered and picturesque Village, only I mille niorth of the great Southamptoni and Exeter road, and 33 miles from Loudon, near several famous packs of hounds.-Sy Mr. DANIEL SMITH, at the Mart, on Tuesdiay. June 29, at 12, with possession, _%7ATEL Y-HIOUSE andI Estate, comprising a very sub- sA tantial, handsome, anid commodoious mansion, containing seve- ral comfortable bedrooms and dressing rooms, and amiple dornmitories for servanits; a hands-ome hall; miodern lofty drawting room, 31 feet by 20; eating room, 28 feet by 19; library. 26 feet by 16; gentleman's room, anid imost excellenit and co,mplete offices of every description; capital 'ambling for 12 horses, double coasebbouse, fatrn buildings, extensive walled garden, pleasure grounds, bath amid greenhouse, ornamental shiects of w-ater, and a beautiful Jlawn, opening to a park- like enclosure of about 37 acres, (part of the 100acre-saurroui;ding the mansion,.) tlirough svhicl, Is the carriage approach, studded with line thriving timbher trees and plantations, and divided by a sunk tence from a,, open picturesque commmon, affording ani appearance of very extensive grounds, bounded by a grand range of w,moded hills. Tile estate Is chiefly copyhold of lii,heritanice, exonerated of land tax, and partly free of tithes, possessing also the great loeal advantages of a church near, fusie springs of wvater. catpital roads, asid an excellent neighbourliood. only 3 miles from 5lartfmordbridge, 4 from the Mili- tary College, 6 from Wokiughain, and 12 fromn Farnhanm and Readinig. The estate miay be veiewed minly wvithi tickets, whbich with particulars may be had of Daniel Smith Eand Son, surveyors and land agents, Bshpgt churchyvard, Lomndon, anid Windsor. Particulars may also be had ofgidVe Makepeace, esq. solicitor, Serle-street, LAncoln's-lim; anid at the chief inns in the neighibourhood. States, usts Grad Cabinet &c- Mr MURRELL,at 'his Shle Room 20 Sk;,nr-street, Snowhill. on Tuesday., Junxe 5, at 12, by orde ofrImeConisiee, who is directed to submit the property withut ny esevation, ~Z2 X nbleStoe Fgures, very finely sculptured, repre- l.~ setin hathn dites, 4 smaller ones (the 4 quarters of the glob), nd beutiul arbe busts, all of wvhich are well adapted as oriiaments to th gren or vestibules of country seats or for public baxildinigs: ls very superb rosewood and eb.,ny cabinet, of large dinmensioii ad very superior workmanshilp; a tortoise3hell ditto, a richly inlai ivory ditto, a marble table, 2 line needlewvork screens, a quiantity ofine Dresden ehina. a grand Frend,t clock, a fine model of a gun n aslg,cre itr franies, a fewv paint- ings, and other vaualeprpty Mabeved 3 days precedinig the sale, wvhen aaogeiayb a atim Acin Mlarc. and of Mr. Murrell, 20, Sksne-tre. Frehod Etae i Srophie and Warwvickshire..uy Mr. -PRICKETT at the at nWdedyue 23. at 12, pursuan t to the wvill of, Samuel SadsHlir s.dcaed. Ver Fehl Estate, called the Dingle I aim ad Mill, In the parish of Alberbury, in the couinty of Salot,at a short distantce from Welah Pool, and adjoining amid on the nort side of the tuirnpike-road from thence to Shrewsbury, eon- taminfg 102s. 2r. I IP. with unlimnited right of commonl, lathie ocen- patioim of Mr. Meredith ; a moiety of an excellenit improvable estate, calledCo)pHeath Farm, nea-rKnowvle, iii thecountyof Warwick, con- taining 131a. 2r. 36p. iii the occupation of Mr. Wilcox. May be viewed, and printed particularsalildon the premises; of Mr. Meredith; the Royal Oak,'welshool ; the Lion and Mermaid inns, Shrewsbiury thegprincipalinins, Montgomiery1 and the townsia the neighbouirhood;- the Swan, Warwick- the Mermiaid, Knowles; the Hen and Chickens,I Birmingham ; at the Mart;- and of M.r. Priclkett, Castle-street, Hol. boris, where maps of the estatesmaybe se.- Frseeold Farm and Estates, in the county of Essex. sld lathe ~city of Londun.-ily Mr. PRICKET'g at the Mart, oni Wednesday. June 23, at 12, pursuant to the will of S~andys Hillier, esq. deceased, Vepry valfMablel Freehold Farm, called Philpot's, in the parsh f NarrllRooding,and Hatfield Broad Oaks, In the cmounty of Essex, containing 72a. 2r. o9p. 8 miles frons Chipplnlg Ongar,Bi,,bop Stortford, and Dunmow. 1 0 fror. Chelmsford, and So froni Londo,n, In thje occupation of Mr. Robert Barnard; a remaricablydesirableFreeholdi dwellting-house and attractive shop, at the corner of Red Cross-street and Barl,ican.fin the occupatioll of M~r. Franks, hatter, whose lease ex- p1resu'n the2l at of Decemnber,! 894; and the moictyof theoldt-established freehold public-house aiid liquor shop called the French Horn, on the north side or Beech-street. Mlay be viewed, and Particulars had or, the pren; ises: thie Cock. Hatfield Broad-, the 5Saracen's Head, Dunmiow;- the King' Head, Bishop Stortford; thie Crown, Ongar'; s,e Black Bo.Cemeford; at thel-Mart; amid of Mfr. Prickett, Castle-strect, Holborn, where maps of the estate may beacoen. Gireat Dover-street. near St. Gerescuc.Suhakn0r COOPR, t Grraay's onThusda, Jne 17, at 12,y of tw con ienldn Dwellings, ithabvelgible and improving Wareouss ajoiing astheback, (with separate per annurm, si ossinmyk a tMcaia.Myb yiea-ed by tikt6daspirtthslebeeethhorof1an I. and particlrlndoth premises at Garrawa';a r hf A eld's, Great Prsotsret ido NI.. Cooper, 2, Blacktman. Alfred-place, Tottenham-coiirt-road.-Ge,uine and miodern Househiold Furniture, a fine-tonled Square Pianoforte, a Pedal Harp, Plate. richi Cut Glass, China, Ironstone Dinner Services, Table and Bled Lineni Ladies' Wearing APparel, a capital Fowvlinlgpiece, Books, fine Paindtngs, i'rints. French Lamps, and Effects, the property of a Lady deceased.-By Mr. A. SCOTT, on the Premises, 24. Alfred- place, Bedford-sqUare, on Monday next, and following day, at 12, wvithouit the least resgerve. FHE Furniture coluprises excellent mahogany WVard- -AL robes, zeeretaire arid boolkcase, chests of drawers, set of amaho- gany dining tables, capital mahogany parlour chairs, dining, pem- broke, eard and Sofla tables, sideboards, Brussels a;id Kidderminster carpets, drawving-room and parlour window curtains, couches, maho- gany fourpost anid tent bedsteads and chintz hangings, excellent and cleain goose-feather beds, mnattresses palilasses, and blankets, cham- ber tables and glasses, pier and cflimniey glasses, brass anid -steel feniders and fire-irons, the usual assortmnent of kitchen and culinary articles, amid numnerous Items. M,ay be viewed Saturday and morn- ing ofsle. Catalogues, 6d. each, on the premises; and off Mr. Scott, Cam5bridge-strcet andBodsre,Gle~qs Copyhold Villa. Hampstead.-Peremptorily by PAXON and SON, at the Mfart, on Tuesday, June IS, at 12, by order of tho Executors, unless ani acceptable offer Is prey lously snade by private contract, Rural -CopyholdI Villa, with pleasure and kitchen A gardens, learnu, and shrubbereies tastefulyd spl di n ea- do adadjoining, most desirably situate, a 'Wyest-aend,-mptand distailt onlY mirales from., Oxford-street, and a pleasant reniove from Hamlistead, The liouse contains 10 bed cliamnbers, spacious dining room draingroo, beakfas palou, lbrary, alid numerous atumAedanddetche offces caita cochnhouse and stablingi, barns, shed, yads,&c. he wolearragedfor the comfortable acnni- modaionof nIst espctale amiy, a be viewcd by tickets only,betwen th hour of 1 and6; p rtiuars on the premifses; of Ntesrs Laie,Ollersn,andDeny, olIitos,Frederlck-place, Old Jewr; attheMart an of axonandSon,64,Great Russell-street, 1iespeetable Residences, Catmden-towni -and Finsbury. By Mfr. MbiTCHELL, at Garraway's, oa MondaY, May 31, at 12. Wgenteel Houses, being Nos. 10 and II, Queen- TwtrOeet, Camden-town, near the newv chapel, let to) Cook Flower, tsq. and Miss Chace, at rents producing 631. perannum, and held for an unexpired termn of 65 years, at 5 guifneas per anniuml idch. A substantial brick butilt Dweilllsg-house aLnd Shop, situate and being No. 2, Clifton-street, near FIinsbur -square, let to Mr. Cutting, at 401. per annium, held for 83 years and t. ree-quarters, at a ground rentt ofI 91. Ss. Particulars may be bad on the premnises; at the Angel. Isling- ton; Southaampton Arms, Camden-town: Mir. Fisberes, 4, Holborn-I court. Gra'1s-inn; Auction-mart; Garrawaty's; and of Mr. Mitchell,' 7. Nortonka]gate, and 23, Ne'rgate-street. GeneelCotageResdence, Flnchley-commniu.. - By 1SIr. M-ITfCHELL, tGraas,onl MondaY, Miay31, at 12, Country Residence, with slated roof andI efrn,pleasnl situate, adjolning the high road leain toWhtstne aout 6 mIles from London, an~ near the Green Man,continIn 4 oobedrooms, 2 genteel gailoura, kitchen, irash. houe, ellrs,2-sal stable writh loft ever, 2 chalsehouses, coal, wvood, and owlhoues, iggry,poultry yard with a large t~ank, fore court neaty lid ut, ith3 gas plots, and ornamnented with shrubs, and larg gadenivel socked ith choice fruit trees. This estate has an 30-fetronageof the road, by a depth of 200 feet, is held for an un- exprdtr f57 years, at the trifling ground rent of al. lOs. and theln a redemed. Also threeocottages, In Bollard's-lane, isear the aboe le t31. lOs:. ParticulaLrs may he had at the Green M'an, VWhetstone-road; Red Lion, and Coc'k Inn-, Bar'net; Assemblyzhouse, Hi gte;Affl, sligton atGarawa's;the Auction Mart; and ofqr. tliche, 7 Notonalgte,and3.Ncwgate-street. Eligible: FreeholJd flo-ilding rud,Brondsey; Freehold adLae hold Ground Rents and Estates, Poplar. Goswvell-street-rnad. Good- mnan's-fields, Shoreditch. &e.-By Mtr. MITCHELL, at Garrawa-y's, on Monday. May 36 , at 12, " WO Freehold Housos, desirably situate in Sydney- T..streOet,near the new church. Poplar, let at 381. per annum ; eleven plots of Freehold Building Ground, situatte near Salisbury-street, Ber- xnondsey; three Freehold substantiali Dwvelllng-houses.Goswrell.-street. road, producing 601. 1ds. pe-r anusizm; a Leasehiold Dwrelllng, Great Prescot-street, with possenssoio; eight substantial Dwelling-houses, Mdattilda-place, Bermondsey. let at 1101. ; nine Ditto, Bromuley-Place, near the Mloor's Arms, 9romley Newr-towvn, let at 041. ; and ten ditto, 'Mount-square. Shoreditch, let at 1201. per annum ; and several well secured ground rents. Particular3 may be had of Hlr. WVillett, 32, Essex-sitreet, Strand; at the Auction-mart; skt Garraway's; and of Mlr. MlItchell, 7, Nortonfalgate. and 23, Newgate.street. Hackey-rad.-o Tiber-erchnts,Buiders, Carpeinters, Dyer., Staemater, ad oher reuirng oom Premises.-Tinmber-yard, withWrsos ~-lighue n Iw genteel Residences.- ByMrMICEL on Tesday.Jn1, at 12, at the King's Hed Popc-le,Cambrige-heath nerthe turnpike, without rSparvou Timber-yard, with large WVorkshops and, Ak Dwelling, eligibly situate In Prospect-Place, Hackney-road. and 2 genteel Residences adjoining, let aLt 701. per annum, held for a long term, at a ground rent. Particulars maybe had on the premises; at the place of sale; of Mr. Hudson, solicitor, Winkwxorth-street, City- road; at Garraway's; at the Auction Mart; and of Mrx. Mkitchell, 23, Newgate-street, and 7, Nortonfalgate. DesIrable Leasehold Pr'operty, Ind the-preferable -part of Canilbridge- heath, Hackney; two,. Freh Houses, and four Plots of Building Ground.=B Mlr. MITCHELL, at the King's Head, Prospect-plHce, Cambridge-heath, near the Turnpike, on Tuesday, Juane 1, at 12, without reserve, Rdjoining, let to Mr. Areangelo, at 711. per annum. Ten Houses Pros,pect-place, neatrthe above, let at1801. per annum; TwvoFreeholi Houses, Nlos. 4 and S. Elizabeth-row,. corner of George-street, oppso- sita Patriot-square, let at 401. Three desirable Plots of Building Ground, having frontages of Green-street and Type-street. Bcthnal- green; and one ditto. Limehouse. Particulars may be had on the respective premnises; at the place of sale; of.lIr. Hudson, solicitor, 5, Winkivorth-street, City-road; at Garraway's; Ausetioni-mart; ai;d of Mfr. 'Mitehell, Nortonfalgate, and Newvgate-street. ElegantHousehold Furniture, Horizontal Grand Piano by Broadwood, 't'wo richly Cut Chandeliers. Chimney and Pier Glasses, China, Glass, and'Effects.-By .Mr. CAUTY, at his Great Roo-ms, 801, Pall- mall, on Tuesdav, Junie I atl, HE elegant Household' Furniture, comprising- draw- Tin lg and dining room suits, in solid rose and zebra woo2, several setsof taied,inlad, nd arvd c airsaid couchies, covered in rich chinz. ix-eetpedstalmahgan siebord,very fine toned grand pIanfore b Bradwod,Freeh ecrtaies,conimodes, arid con- sole, 2supeblycutchanelirs,xcelen sigle barrel fowvlingpiece by Nck,lare sze himey nd ierglases chna,glass, and mis- cellneosesfcts Tob viwedo thda redig, and catalogues Selct ellr o abut 00 oze ofverysuperior flavoured Port, Shery and Mladeira W ines. M R. CAUTY has tehnu rv respectCull to notify LE.to the Nobility. Gentry ad the Pblic, that he hasreceIved instructlons to OFFER for PEEITRV SALE, on Friday. June 4, nd olowig dy,at . te emanig genuline STOCK of highly flavoued POtT, SERRY. nd MAEIRA INES,the entire pro- pert ofa mrchat o th firt rspeeabity.To e tasted at the rimeof ale,preiousto s'hih smple ma be ad ois paying for the ame, tgeter ithcatloges,at he oom, ad Great M11,- By Mssr. BOO3, at the Mart, THIS DAY, a 9 t1,i os V HE Coningent Life Interesto a Gentlemnan aged l2yas ner the mnarriage settlement, on his maLrriage iv'ith hisresnt ife aed 39years. in the interest money tobe made on her ecese,of te pincpal sumn of 1.8891. 9s. Id. contingent on the evec f hs urivIg iswife. Lot2. The further ContiagentlInterest of the Husband, in te said principal suni, provided he surrives his 'wf.Particuilars atthe Mart; and of Mr. Brooks, 28, old Bond-street. Genuine Household Furniture, Wardrobes, &-e.-By TMr. EDWVARD FOSTER, at his Great Rcoom, 14, Greek-street. Soho-square, THIS DAY, Mlay 29. at 11, A LL the genuinie Houseliold Furnituire, consisting of .-kprime goose feather beds and bedding, 4-post aiid teint bed- steads with hangings, wvool and hair mattresses, Brussels and Kidder- aminster carpets, mahogany chests of drawvers, sets of dining room and parlour chairs, bookcases, china, glass, books, and various articles of domnestic utility. May be viewved, anid catalogues had at Mr. Foster's office. 14, Greek-street, Soho-square. Woodford,Essex.-H.ousebold F'urn;iture, Buhl Clock, Inlaid Cabinets. Dresden TableService. Marble Busts, and Effects.-By Mr. EDWVARD FOSTER, on the Premisbes, Rectory-house, Woodiford, on Moniday next, May 31, at 1, A LL the genuine HouseholdI Furniture, consisting of 4 pot an tet besteas, ithdiity and cotton furnitures, seaone gose eater eds wih mttesses and bedding, mahogany chess o drwer an wadroes,dresisg stands and bed steps, Brus- sel an Tuk-ccarets siebord,andset of dining; tables, selicret, 14 mhogay cairs sofs, oo, id ard tables, china, cut glass, line. afw piture, Drsdenand Isut figures, chased or-moulu. candleba, cbints, amak cutais, arble busts and clocks; lSohn rngrerol, frair,ed an and lIts corn bin, rustic chairs.&cMabevwd on Saturday wecalogues may be had 'on the peie,ndat Ir dadFse' fie 14, Greek-street, Sobo-square. Bsuilding Alaterials, Lincoln's-inn-fields.--By J. EVEIRSFIELD, on Tuesday, June]. atl12, in lots, T HE wvhole of the External MTaterials aund Internal Fit. _Lting of alarge House, being No. 14, on the nort% side of Lis;. col's-rInn-fields. To be tatken down and cleaLred awvay by the pur- chasers. Maty be viewved on Mlonday aiid mnorning of sale. and cata- logues had on the premises; and of the auctioneer, 17,CoalE.xchange and 3, Little Smnith-street, Westminster. ily Mr. CAMIPION. at his Auction Rooms, 170, Bishopsgate-st-reer, on Tuesday iiext, at II1, AN excellent AssortinelIt o-f Uniredeemed Property, A coprehending gold. silver, and metal watchies, Plate and S,jwelry ol kahsselis, adky,gn,pistols, ul~ t g assatd echina, lactes, muslisis, bed. table, assd Irish itnen S, hose, cambrics, shawvls, handkerchiefs, cloths and ker- seymeres, laites' and gentlemnen's prime wvearinig apparel, carpets, ruigs, blanketit, fe-ather beds, household furniture, and other effects, pledged smith a number of respectable pawnvbrokers, which ls Shown. ini the catalogues, at the view in the rooms. Strattford ~yT ARVEY, at the Kiu'sHead iann,Stratford, Essex- on Thrsda, Jue 3, at 1, unidier wvarrants of distress for tithe and A ~ ~~~ Road WVaggon, 6-inch and narrow- loding cadtui rl ts, light eart and har- Ch,oice Greenhouise Plants.-By T. HARVEY, on the Premisies, In Craubrook-gardens, iiear Ilford, Essex, on Friday, June 4, at 1, wvithout reserve, OMPRISING 15 lutxuriant Blood Red Maltese, Seville Orange, arid Lemon Treest, and a very line plant of the Forbidden Fruit, frosn 4 to 9 feet high, all growring witli the richest foliage anid full of fruit. Cards to view wvith catalogues, may be had 3 day~s pre- cedhmig the sale at Garraway's; King's Hiead, Stratford; Coc *, Ep- ping; White Hart, Birentwood; Blaock Boy, Chelmsford; and of T. Ha1rvey. auctioneer, Ilford. Essex. Valuable Lease of superior Garden Land, and two newv brick buill Dwelling-houses, witblan extensive conoubo right upon the riehest part -if Hfaiuauilt-forest.-By T. HARVEY, at the Che,sbire Cheese, Spitalflclds-market, on Saturday, Juxne 5, at 11, in 2 lots, uinless an acceptable offer shall previously be made by private contract- Lot Llf'IOMPRISES a substantial new brick built Dwcl-. %_}ling-horsse, with 4 acres of rich arablc land, now in th e occu,patin of S?r. Pain~e, 2 acres of which are planted with Choice fittes, advantageously situate near the high road leading to thle Mafypole inn, att Barking side, possessing an extensive right to depas- ture upon Hainault-forest; held for the unexpired term of 36 y,ears from Michaelmas next, at a groumid rent of 211. per annum; and a small piece of groussd in the front of the Dwveling-house, held at 11. l0s, per aimnuim; with possession on coimplet.lnq the purchase. Lot 2. Comnprises a substantia0l new brick built Dwvelling-bouse, with a shed aTid 4 acres of rich arablc laud, nowi Isn the occupation of MIr. Paine, 2a;cres of wrhich arc planted wivth choice fruit trees; pleasantly Sitilate adjoininig to lot 1, possessing an extensive right to depafsture, upon H4ainault-forest; held for the unexpired tern, of 36 yasfo luiehaelmas next, at a ground rcnt ot 211. per aninum;. and a small piece of ground In the front of the dwvelling-house, lield at 11. Jos. per annm, Ithposessonon ompetig te prcase. The fruit trees and imecrop grwin on he aidlotsarctobe e-aken by the pur- chasr o eah lt, t afai vauaton.Sla beviewed aniy day pre- cedig te sle;ain paticlar ha onth p %eies; at the Maypole. Barkng ide Whte art,Woofer; Rd Lon,Laytoiisatone; King's Head Siatfrd; oldn Lon, umfrd;RedLion, Whitechapel;. Chehir Chese Sitalieds-iaket ard o THarvey, auctioneer, Freeho-ldHos, Newv-atreet,Clothfair.Smithfield..Bj Mr. DENT, at FOUR Freehold Dwvelling-Houses, being Nos. 4-,5, and F6, in New-street, Clothfalr. aind one behind the same. The whole are let on lease for a term of 21 years, fronm 7liebaelmas, 1308, ala net rent of 571. per annumi; the lessee paying land, sewer, and all other taxes, and insurinig the same. Slay be viewed; and particulars had on the premilses; aLt the Ratm Inn, Smithfield; at the place of sale; of Mfessrs. Ilolme, Frampton, and Loftuss, New Iann; and of Mr. Dent, land su'-veyor, Camden-towni. Freehiold Buildinig Ground, writhini the -cityof Londion_~By Mr. DEFNT,~ at thie AuctIon) lart, on Tuesday, June 1, at 12. In one lot, AValuable Plot of Freehiold Building Gr-ound, being 11 4, AI feet isn lngh, by uiu ets iuLei Htesur,fot goguSt. withsan openihg irto St.eJames's-place.iFurtheGreparticunars surveyor, Camden-town. ~~dhgton Lcashoj Houes,Canien-oss-.-Br Mr DET, a th Autioln- 1~O R.well built Dwelling-houss,bing NTos. 20, 21,292, and 23, In College-stree West, cloet the new chapel lately I tn Camden-town, letto very respectabl teants, at rents amounit- ing toI001. ?er annuns; held by lease, 65yer of which wIII1 be unex- pired at Micoaelmnas-day,1824, at ground rents of 5guiineas each house. Mlay be viewred, and particulars bad onj the premises; at, the Bell and Crowvn, and Soutbaunpton Asms,,Camdlen-town,; at the Auction.-mart; of Sir. Copelaimi, solicitor, Gray's-Inn; arid of Mlr.Dent, Camden-town. Excellent Family Residence. Aloralngton-creseent, Camden-towvn.- By Mr. DENT, at the Mart, on l'uesday next. June l.a 12, A Mostexcellellt Family Residence, situate No. 11, in P1. Mornington-crescenit, In front of the High-road from London to Hamnpstead, conenurdlng th;e most unisnterrupted views both in froilt and behir.d, cositasinig 12 r'oms, being completely finisked, and alto- Fether fit for the r.ception ofafaiily of respectability, aiid of wrhich immediate possession maybe bad; held by lease, 95 years of which are unexpired, at a ground rent of 231. lOs. May be viewved, and parti- culars had on the premlses: at the Southampton Arms. Camden- town; at the place of sale; of MIr. Burgess, solicitor, 29, Great Port. aud-street; and of Mr. Dent, land surveyor, Camden-town. Eligible and eomuact Freehold Estate, adjoining the Brighton-Trad, 2 miles from Rengate, Surrey.-Five substantial nmewly-erected Dwel- ong-houses, in acentral part of the market town of Reigate, and 1201. principal Money, on the Reigate turnpike-road. in iots-By Mir. S. E. GALE, at the White Hart Inn, Reigate, on Tuesday, June 8, at 2, by order of the executors, without reservatlon, N exceedingly compact and eligible FreehoIld Estate, A exonierated fron land-tax, contiguous to Earl's-wood, In the pa- rishes of Reigate and Horley, presenting a most dedirable situatiois for the erectionofagentleman's residence, beinig bounded by the turn- pike-road, and nearly equally distant from London aiid Brighton,com- prisiug a convenItelt farmi yard. barn, and cattle sikeds, and about 20 acres of productive meadow, pasture, arid arable land, in a good state of cultivation, arid full of fine oak timber, wvhich vill be included in the purchase, in the occupation of Mr. Isaac Sayer. a resnettable te- nant. AlsoSsubstantial newly-erected dwelling-houses, in the bo- rough of Reigate, held for along term, and let to good tenants, at rents aounting to i21. IOs. per annum; *and 1201. principal money, secured ois the tolls of the Relgate turnpike-road, the interest of1 wrhich is as regularly paid as the Batiik dividends. To be viewedt bY applyingF to the respective tenants; and particulars had at the l;ing's Atrms, -odon; Nvew Ino,Horlev; George, Crawley: Talbot, Cuek- field; White Hoerse, Dorking; Cwoffeehouse, Epsonm- Cock.Sutton-, at IGarrawvay's; of Mr. Glover, solicitor, Reigate; and of Mtr. S'. E. Gale;. ei?ate. ItallantPlctnres.-11 Mr. CI-RISTIE. ait his Great Room, Kiflg-3eest, St. James's-square, THIS DAY, at J1, N NE Valuable Pictures, chiefly by great Italian masters. part of the collection formed by the late Itnbert Udney, esq. wvhile Consul In Tuscany. They consist of a Holy FamUly by, J. Romano, St. Jerome by M.Nuziano. a 'Martyrdomn by Lud. Carraecl. Flight Into Egypt by Guido,as grand historicl compos tion by.J. Cnsar, and Cleopatra by N. POUSsAR; and others by Bassano, Doinenichino, Agastino,Tasso, and Both, of Italy. 'May be vIewed preceding the sale. Noble ItaliaLn Pictares from Bologna.-B ,Mr. CHRISTIE, at his GreatRoom,King-street,St.james's.-square, HIS DAY,hIay09,ct 2. A Truly~ valuable and highly important Selection of the icS es lturesof the cabinet and collection belonging to Count Cesare Branchetti, of Bologna, beingehiefly of the Bolognes col recently consigned to this couutry; they comprise chef d'ceusresoby thefolowig geatandver rae mstrs, viz.: a Crnclfixioni and a HolyFamiy, b thegrea conempoaryof Raffaelle, Fr. Francia, a,F Itepsob Garfal; spcimns o Botraflo nd Solaino, disciples of L. d Vici,of Prugno,P.Tlald, A.Tasi,andScarciffjno; 5 capital To the Lovers of Ancient Scutlpture. iI[R. CHRISTIE respeetfolly informns the Public, that IrE. on Wednesday next, the 2d day of June, and foliowing days, he wvill SELL by AUCTION, at his Great Room, King-street, St. Jaicss-qureeh colcasd er VIublCOLLECTION of CAMEOS and NTALIOS ofAntque nd inqe Cento Sculpture, as also by the ostdistngushedmodrn Gm Egravers, the genuine property, of Jhn Wbb. sq.and orme by im t an expense of upw-ards of 20,001.Thieolictin, nileendnto mor reentmiscellanieous purhass b tis pirtedVituoo, as-ee prseredcomnplete and entie fr mny earspas, ad I IspresmedWil behigly interest- Pictures and Antique Sculptotre, at Batlse ak erWoburn, Redfordshlre.--By Mr. CH~RISTIE, on the Preies nMonday, June 7. and following days, at 1 preciselt', by ore o hegerlff of the county of Bedford, PTHE Principal Part of the valuable Collection of Italiali, T French, Flemish, Dutch, and Englishi Pictures, As also the veryi celebrated antique marble bas*relief, representing the Death of Patroclus, brotught from the Porta della Persecuzione at Ephes is, and enigraved in the Voyages de Tournefort, mosaic Pavemnent, and 'I other antique ditto, fouxnd In the baths of Nero; the Property of Sir Gregory Osborne Page Turner, Bart. at Battlesden Park, neanr Woburn, Bed- fordshire. Amo)ng the picturesare the Death ortheVircin,by C-lotto, very Cnrious; St. Jerome and the Angel, by Guido, o' galersie Landscape by Both and De Heusch; a sea Port by~ Bac1.hu-se Y, aie Chrh Piec, De Lormne; Agar and the Angel, by Hcrghem; the Dfeat of the Spanish Armada, by Loutherbourg; several costly newv picture frames for wale7pictures, and a pair of folding oak duors and door case, with corinthian columns and capitals finely carved. May be viewed3day preeding(udyecpd)whnatlus mnay be had at the office of theUne hri;NwotP~:ate chief Inns at Bedford, Woburn, egtn usal,adS.Abns and of Mr. Christie, King-stree,S.Jm s-ur. Six Freehold Houses, near Stepney Church, let on long Leases, And a long Leasehold Estate, Hoxton.-By Mlessrs. BURRELL and SONS. at Garraway's, on Thursday, June 3, at 12, inuI ormore lots,as may be sreed upon at the time of sale, JIX Free hold Houses, with small Gardens and Out- i75 houses, situate In Eastfield-street, in the parish of St. Arnie,Llme- house, being Nos. 8 9.O 10I1 17,,and 18;itltthe several occupations of Messrs. 5mitb, Gria aT, 1Barlow, Met. tliorTi, and Chambers, on lease for 40 years, froin the 12th day ofTay last, at a graund rent of 61. 1Os. per annum eaclh house, wvithi the reversion of the premises at the expiration of the lease. Also a very dexirable, sabttistatial, and plesat Hus, stute 2,Ivyterac, oxton, commanding viewvs of Hmpatad nd Hghgae. n th occpaton of air. Baines, hecld for thelon unxpied ermof 2 yars frMicali elmas next, at the lowgrond entof 1. er nnu. Te premises may be viewed 6 day prceingthesae, y lav oftheteants, when printed parti- culrs aybe adof r. . . Ban soicior Dyr'-buldngs, Hol- born attheShi, oposte Sepoy curc; a th plce of sale; Splendid Parislar. Furnituire, fine Mtarble Busts, valuable P1o-rcelain, rich Or-mouluc Clocks, fine Ivory Carvings, &c, R. SUIBBand SON respectfully aninounce to the M olly, gentry, and Pubilic, that THIS DAY, MAay 29, they shall suibmit to PUBLIC AUCTION, at their Room, Sa- vylle-row, a valuable Assemblage of PARISIAN FURNITURE, In cominodes, dwarf bookcases, library tables, secretaries, some fine pieces of rmarqueterie, rich or-moulu clocks and timne-pieces, valuable porcelain in dessert and tea services, Sevre and Dresden vases, ornamental cus nd saucers, &a. some elegant or-moului ornaments, broe an itfgrs n adlbs, ieIoycrings, anda large Assemblafigeufrery vandabCandelabatsfu effnects;ryalsrsm vr fine marble busts and.statues. particularly'amatchless bust of Napo- leon, colossal size and inimitable workmainship, and other busts and statues from tue mnost admired ancient and modern models, together wvith 2 miagniflcentplates of glass, 113 by 638, and 3ditto of less dimen- sions. Maybe viewed on Thursday preceding the sale, wvhen cata- logues imay be had at the Room. Valu-abl-e FreS fiues, in the viclnit~o Lses-square.--By Mir SQUIBB andSON, at Grraway's,on Seueday, the Ist of June, at A Vauabl Frehol Estte, ompising 7 substantial EU.. Huss, os 2721. 3, 3. 3.3, nd 5,In Castle-street,with par ofMrs Cule's tabe yrd a essageinCecil-court, and four Tenmens I ~VitcHat-curt Th whleletto espctaletenants at low rentsi, amnounting to321. per annu,wICh wilecnsidera- bly increased at the expiration of the presen le as h premises may be v0e4e with leave of the resetv eat;adpinted par- ticulars had atGarraway's; of Mr SibanSo,avl-raw; and o,f Win. Chisholme, esq. snlicitor,36Licl'In-eds York-stree!t, Glecester-place.-Desirabie Leasehiold Residence, of whichb immediate possession niay be had.-By Mr. SQUIBB and SON, at Garraway's, on Tuesday, June 1, at 12, by oraer of thie Executors of the late Janies Moss, esq. Ver1~y convenient Residence, for a motderate sized fml,No. 20, Vork-street. Glocester-place, St. Marylebone; conitaining 4 servants' rooms, 2 belt bed chiambers, 2 well pro- portone draingroom comuniatig by folding doors, handsome earin parour nd bak palourlaidtogter, neat entranice, good kitcen,houekeecr' rom, mn srvat'sditto, wvine, beer, And coa celar. Hld or n uexire tem o 80yeas fomLady-day last ata grundren of 71.per nnu, My bevieed y applica- tionon he remses an paticuarsmaybe ad;als ofC. Derby, of Mr. Squibb and don, Savilsal-roan Freehold Grounid Renit of 361. 5s. per annumn. anplyusecued 7upon 5 Dwelling-houses, at Fulbam.-lly air. WILLIAMS, at the Auction 'Mart, on Thursday, June 3. at 12, A Freehold Groundl Rent of 361. 3s. per annum, amply r,.secured upon andl Issuing outof .5 brickc built dwvelllng-houesos sItute in Vine-place, North-end, Fulham, in the county of Middlesex, let on lease to resPectable tenants, for a ternm of 99 years Particu- lars tobehad of Mr. Williams, Thirogmnorton-street. Fxcellent Leasehold Property, Brixton-yM. ILAIS, at the Auction Mlart, on Thursday, June 3at1,i2ls,he property of Mlr. Hayward, WpIO substantial brick built-Cottage Residences,situate AL In Vassall-road, Birixton, Surrey. Tfie houses are respectably situate. aiid eligible for Investrnent or occupation, each containing 4 bed chambers, 2parlours, w,ithcommunic-Atingfolding doors, Frenchl windows and balconica. 2 kItchiens, coal, wine, and beer cellars, large walled garden with side entrances, and goed suPPly of wvater, of the estimated value of 901. per atnnum; held for a long term, at a ground rent of 91.per annumn. To be viewred till thesale, and particulars had of M6r. Williams, Throginorton-street. Detashed Leasehold Residence, large Garden. Paddock, -andsuitable attachied and detached Offices, eligible for investment or occupation, Norwood, Surrey.-Bly Mfr. WILLIAMS, at the Auctioii Mart, on Friday, June25,.at12. unlesspreviou.slydisposed of private con etrat THE Residence is deIig tfully situate, a short distance. Tfyom the new chureh, and contains 9 bedebamrbers, a drawring room, dining room, 2- parlours kitceben, scullcry, dairy, brewhouse, cellars. co"ehhouse, 3-stall stabe, fore court, and large garden well scoCked with choice fruit trees and shrubs; held oii lease for a termi or 90 years, at a ground rent of 101. per annum. Also, a small Pad- dock, wvith stabling for three horses: held on an agreemnent for 20 years, at 3 guinecas per annium. To be viewed with tickets, whIich wvith particulars, may behad at thieKing', Arms, Croydon; the Crown And Horns, Norwvood; the Grayhousid, Dulwich; and of Mr.Williams Thirogmuorton-street. FulbaM. Mfiddlesex.-A very desirable detached Leaiseheld Residenlce, wvith Pleasure Ground, Kitcken Garden, and Meadnw, the whole nearly 2 acres.-Bv Mfr. WILLIAMS, at the Mjart. ois Thursday, Juice 3, unless previously disposed of by private coiltract, A Lease for 14- years, at ?70 a vear, with immediate 4J,possessioni, of a desirable Familly RFesildeutce, In the Gothic style, screened by lofty-L trees and shrubs, pleasantly siltuate, on the north side of thte Kinf9-TRod. leading from Parson's-greeo 7to Fuilhan, and iicarly surrounded by niursery grounds. contaiuing 7good -bedcbaio- bers, dressing room, and water closet, a capital entrance ball,through aspaciousandornamenUsl onservatory, draw;*ing room opening with Frencht windows to garden, dining room the same, and to a Gothic colnad, equsit dmesic ffces dtached Is a coachluouse and 3-sallstale cochmn'srom ad lunry. The pleaseure grounds and ktche gardns ae wel stoked it choice frutit trees and shrus, a~tculrs my b ha ofMr.Williams, Throgmnorton- stret M. Rbinon, , Hlf-oonstret, Piccadilly; Mr. Hart, 117. Votes fr Sussex-Desirable Freehold Property.-By Mr. SEYMOUR H3ALL, at the George Inn, Rye, Sussex, on Tuesday. June 1, at 1', in 2 lola, by order of the Assignees o1 Jolin Huglhes, a bankrupt, AVery substantial wvell built House, writh rocer's and baker's shop, and bakehuouse with oven therein, e7Igibly situtate Ina. ermaid-street. Ry,i h ost f Sussex, and a substantially buil teemet ajoiing le togoo teants, and in an excellent state of epar. ay e vewe til te sle,andpritedparticulars had at the aste Htel Hatins; ew nn,Winhelca;George Inn. Rye; at Grrawy'scoffehose, ondo; ad ofMr.Seymiour Ball, sue- tiuncr an estte aent,8, Carlote-pace,Vauxall, Suirrey. Houehod Frniur, 5Barel hamerOrgan, Gentleman's Turning ,~at e, 6eaf Indi Screen, 30 Pieces Brussels. Kidderminstter, an Venetian Carpetling, Rugis. &c.-By aifr. THOI-aAS, at his (late M.,r. King's) Great Room, 38, King-street, Covent-garden, on Tuesday, June 1, at 12 for I precisely, CONSIS'J ING of an excellent Library, with II drawvers, niirror, bedsteads and furnitures, bedding, chamber furniture. &c.; also 30 pieces of capital Brussels. Kidderneinster, and Venetiain car- peting, remnlants, rugs, &-c. May be viewed en Monday,and catalogues had at the rounms. Absolute Reversion to Money In the Funds.-By air. THOMA;S, a-t the Mart, on Wednesday, June 2, at 12 for I precisely. N Absolute Reversiont to one-fourthi Part of ?6,733 17a. 10d. in the News 4 per Cenit. Annuities, stand- Io un. the iainses of most respectalile trustees. which will becomie the property of the purchaser at thei deathWof a lady, aged 68. Printed Particulars may be obtained previous to thje sale, at the Mart;- and at Mr. Thomas's offices, King-street, Coveut-garden. Fashoionable Paperhainging- and Borders.-iBy Mi'. THOMAj,S, at lila (late Mtr. Rinies) Great Roomn, 38, King-street, Covent-garden. on Friday, June 4, at 12 for 1 precisely, bY order of the Proprietor, re- tiring from business, rFVHE capital Stock of 1,300 Pieces Of Paperbangings .JL and Borders, for drawing and dining rooms, libraries, sirases and bedehanmbers, In flocks, satins, darnacks, &c. may bte'aVreiesae one day preceding the sale, anud catalogues had at the rooms. CaPita Investment.-Vainable Freehold Estate, Burgh`field, nea-r Reading.-By M1r. HAWKES, at the Bear Inin, flcadihuF, on Satur- day, Julie 5, at 3, AVery desirable Freehold Farm, called Kirton's, Situate rishof urgiicd, earthe river Kennet and the highBat rod, ad aout4 mies romReading, comprisilug acon. venlat dcllig-linse lare gaden,yars, barnis, stables4, cottages, and the oubuiling, tgethr wth 63 acres of very superior ara- bIc,ric medow,andpasure and ina high slate of cultivation, andadvntuenu comonrigts eloging9 to the same. A great partof tis stat surouns th hoestead, a large proportion pasture ; the soil is higl aorbet h rwho ibr n the colintry wvell stoce vt ae obiwd n tclr hiad 10 days before th slea theAuto Mr.Lsin;(ov, ashiogetoke; Pelican. Speenbamland fW . he,eq.slctr WVallJngford; and of Havkes and Sonesaeant.Rdn. Wlinsley Estate, Herefordshirte.-Capital livestmcnt.=By Mr. CROSBY, at Garraway's, on Tuesday. Aug. 10, in 2 lots, unless pre- viously disposed of by Private Coiliract, T HE Mansion and Estate of Winsley, 5 miles from J Leominster, and 9 from Hereford. It consists of a gentlemanly residence, commnanding a beautiful an'd extensive prospect, dining room, irawlug room, library, 7 best bedrooms, avlth omees, coach- house, stabless dokeon ls, gardens. &G: and a compact freehold estate, nearly in a ring fence, of about 1,200 acres, free of all vicarial tithes, Interspersed with wood, and well stocked vith game; now let to ver- respectable tenants and estimated at 1,4001. per annum. The secon - lot comprises the ivinFton Estate, 2 miles and a half from Leominster, containing 383 aercs of tithe free land. Mr. J.lmn Grif- fiths, of Winsley, will show the first lot, and Mr. FEdvard James, of Jvington, the second lot, of w hom printed particulars may be had; also of M!r. W. Hlounjt. 63, UppeCr Norton-street, Portlanidt-place; Messrs. Saunders and Helm, solicitors, Wtorester; lMessrs. Boden- ham, Jay, and Co. Hereford; and of the auctioneer, 7, Bruton-strect, Berkeley-square. Valuable Estate and Tithes in the Isle of WVight.-By Mr. FRANCIS PITTIS, at the B-gle Inn, in Newport, ini the Isle of Wifht, on Saturday, June 12. at 6 In the eveiiing (unless previously disposed of by Private Contract), 1Valuable and very desirable Freelhold Estate, com- p prlsing the entirety' of a compact farm and lafds, called WVar- lands, consistingofan excellent farnm-house. and all requisite out- build-.gs, and u wards of 90 acres of land, In convenient inelosures, lyilng vithinarloi1 fence; 2 undivided third parts of the parsonage and glebe lands of Shalfeet, comprising a giod family dwellfng-houise, barnsanidout-buildings,andupurardsof 70 acres of land In conve- nient inclosures; 2 undivIded 3d parts of 3 cottages; 2 undIvIded 3d parts of the tithes of upwards of 2,400 acres of 1lad, and thie entirety of a fee farm rent. This property is situate in the parlsh of Shalfleet, in the Isle of Wi ht, about 6 miles from Newrrt, and 2 from Yar- moutb, and 1 mn'le frons the sea, presenting a together a most desir- able opportunity of Investment. Printed partlculars and maps of the estate may be had 6 weeks before the sale, by applyIng to the auc- tioneer, or to Messrs. Sewell and Hearn, Newport, le of %Vight. QneeneequCaere, floomsbury.-Excellent: modern Hlousehold Furniture; coeCear sit Wines, Plate, Plated Articlesi China,.Glass, fhnel Engravin7s, Books, and miscellaneous Effects.-By .Mr. WMt. STEVENS, on the Premises, -No. 13, Queen-sijuare, on Thursday.. June 10. at 12, by order of the Executor. of R. C. Cresswell,. esq. deceased, FHE Bedchanmber Furniture comptises malhogany 4.. --post tent, and sofa bedsteads, atnd chintz cotten funrnitures,.. excellent goose feather beds and bedding. mabogany and japanned wvashhand stands, dressing tables and glaisses, mahoganiy wardrobe, and chests of dirawer's. The drawivng room furniture coiisists of' handsome chintz cotton French window curtatins, rososrood chairs- and couch en sutite, rosewood pier and sofa tRbles, elegant6-light chan- delier, Brussels carpet, and hearth rug, cut steel fendera and Irons, moaboganiy dining room chairs, moreern.curtalns, sidelioard; Turkey carpets, chimuney glasses, bxookcase, kitchen furniture, and 5O ounces of plate, plated articles, china, glass, some remarkatbly fine engrav- vi~gs, a fewv models In wvax and suilphur casts, 40 dozen of choice port, Rousillon. claret, assd Hermitage wines afew books and mis-,5 cellaneous effects. May be viewed 1 dlay prevIous to the sae, and ca- talogues had on -the premises, and of Mtr. Win. Stevens, auctioneer' and aippraiser, 36, Old Jewry. Genuine Housenold F'urniture, a fine toned Upright Planoforte, Ean Iron Chest, 2 Wardrobes, China, Glasgs, Paintings, and Effects. re- mnoved.from\iSidmouth-%treet. Gray's-lnn-lane.-By air. ALGAR (Iato with Alessr.s. Robins), at hILs Splac(oa. ROOmIs, Kiing-street, Holborn, on Monday next, at 12, without reserve, _N ENUINE Furniiture, int four-post and tent bedsteads, %_Wand chiintz cotton furnitures, goose feather beds and good bed.. dingmahganychets of drawvers, dining, card, pernErakc,iand sofa tabls, hais, ofa, fnders, fireirons, carpets, sidelboards, new-oil. cloh, ithenutnsis,&c. May be viewed, andf catalogues had at Walthaatow.~xcellet Furnture, large Marhogany Librry Book- case, India- China, a -feBakr's Patent Mangle, atnd ther Effects. -By Mir. ELLIS, onte Premises, on Monday, June 7, and follow.. Ing day, at II, by directioni of the Executors ot Mrts. Mtoney, do. ceaLsed, at her late residence, a short distance from the Chuirch, Walthatastow. Essex, 'NH E genuine Household Furniture, including 1 2 four-, IEpost, tent, and otlier bedsteads, wvith cotton anid dimIty hang.. ings, capital seasoned go-ose feather beds, and the general de3criptIon, of cabinet aind upbolstery article,, large Turkey and Brussels carpts, pier a-nd dressing glasses, an 8-day, clock, a dUIl, garden and dir utensils, a capital patent mnangle, kitc'hen requlsites, &c. The capi- tal residence, with offices and about 8 acres of land, which 's copy- hiold, is to be disposed of byrprvate contract, To0be viewed onSatur-. day precedlng tbe sale, when catalogues may be had on the premises; and of Mr. Ellis, 38, Penchurch-street. Smal inest~en inFive new brick-built Dw-ellIng-houses,, near Step, ney hurh.-Permptril byW. ELF, at the House of Mr. Lynin. caled he ayield Mie-ed-rad,on Monday, MTay 3l, at 5 for E; IVEsmal nw ric-bultDwelling-houses, situageoni thenribsldesndnear the centreof Eastfield-streetnearstepe Church,Nba.1 , 1,-13. 14, and 15; each house containiggy~ bedhamer, prlur.,kitchen, with closets and other coveius, andsmal ardor aren behind; the whole occupylng a sieoabu 6.' fet n fon by32in depth;, art, held on leases for a terof9 years fo ichastenas, 1821, at aL ground rent of iOl. 17s, eac, ad tax redeemed. M%ay be vieved by applying to the tenant, A o 1 particulars at the Blue Anchor, near Stegacy Church-, thGor, Comee-lroad; the AsIgel, opposite hIV ehpiCuc;o ~r Na~hew solicitor, 19, Chancery-laine; at the place ef sale; and of the auctioner, S1, Crown-street, Flnebury-squsre, -To Innkeepers, Coachases adOtes ESSRS. WARLTERS anid C. respectfully inforM I~Ithe Public, that they shall SELL by AUCTION, at Garra.. way's, on Monday, the 7th of June next, at 12, by direction of th% tweinea of bir. Thomaa Dale, the LEASE, for 2 er n of te OLD) BELL INN, Hlolborun, with the yrdr stables, gool;ft1, offices, and tap: also the Leaseoftise BuUInn adjo(nlng,roratrk 30 years, and at the same time will be sold, the llankru? ! In-testm oJ all the various Coaches; each sepaLrate coach wIth the o0rse* and her.. ness belonging thereto 'viil be sold In a let, and on thefthAfid Sth or June will be sold the Lease, of 13 years and upwards, of.'te Ciay.hiRl Farm, near Enfield. consixting of a respectable resldtnee aad. 27G; acres of rich pasture land; also the elegant Furniture, ivre stock, Io loads5of oldbhay,.and all the growilng crop. P'srtsesslarsauad caisian are preparing and usi a few days 3may be hatd at the old Bl~~n Holborn; at the various Inns on the roads where the horses sado Riehard Wvhitton, esq. 10. Great Jamses-street. Bedford-row; and of Mes3rs. Warltersand Co.813, Fleet-market. Entire Navigation of the RiverAvnetndnfomSrfrdo - Avon to the borouigh of Eveshm ..vM. ETON, at the Rtoyal Hlotel, Birrningham, on Thursa,.ue1,a 12, lin one or mnore los,asmyedetermined onbyodroth Assignees under aL Cmison of Bankrupt, HE entire Navigation of the river Avon fromn ~fe T town of Stratford upon Avon, in the countr of Warwick to the borough of Evesaham, in thme county of Worcester, Wilth allthq 4rigists and privileges as orIginaLly grantd by the Crown. to the RAght Hon. Lord Windsor. Tfhis prorperty presents an opportuni'ty tq caoltalism thatveryseldmocurs,Prined artclars smay be ob,aIled 10 days precdin thesalof Mssr. BaemaandJones, Llncoin's.iun; 'Messrs. Vizad ad BlwerLlncln~-innfieds 'Kfr. Alexaufier, Carey-tet andof r.Peyon Cok'-cort Caeyswet,Lomidons; 'ofnCordeet solicitor. Birminghamtthfaatothe%.ns Stafrd Upon Avon; and wro1n, By Mr 0. OOPE, onthe remies he l te esd`ence of G~eneral Skelon,at nocholt. Kent, 19 mI'les from London, and 5 mniles fro Seenoks,onThursday, Jnne 3, and foilowlngday, at Il, HE etireHouehold Furniture and other Effects; 3.coprlsnggoseand otb,erfeatherbeds bairandwtoolsnattrosses, snaoFnvfilnrfot.tent. aInd press bedstenads a great varIety of ma- eadsigecbests of drawer,, wardrobes, winged bookase siebord,chairs, dining, sofa, card, and pembroke tables sofs, ouhes lagepier anid dressing lasses, Turkey, Brussels, anms ~~~~~dother careslaleadohrcbes, chlntz, and other window -cur-. tau: i the lass, china, and eartheinware, brewing utensils, casks, &e.likewise tte garden utensils, a, gardeni engine, Iron rollers, frames, and hanid glasses, flowver pots, p.atent chad'cutter, ladders, coops, &-c. and aL markcet cart, The goods ma be viewed, and catalogues had two days preceding the rale at the 1rell. Bromley ; the George, Farn- bporough. Mlr. George's, Westerhamn; at the placee of sale; and of the Auctioneer, Sevenoaks. FreeoldHous, Grden an reard at Headel-hent1l, Sarrey.- Peremptoril bMersDRER, at, the Red Lion, Dorking, oni TIhursday, ue1,a , un ls an aeceptable offer should be pre- viously mnade by rvt otat A Very eFrdesitiHunting Box, (ad tax LLreeed,) eligibly situate in the neighliburbood of 4 pac'ks of hounds, son Headley-lseath, In the countyiof Sburrey, about 3 miles irom Leatherhead, 4 from Epsom. Ilorking, and Ritegate, and only 20 miles from Lonidon, comprising a genteel dwelling-house, contain- ilug 4 good bedrooms anid a large left under the roof, 3 parlours. 2 kitchens, washhouse, wlse cellar, fee. 2-staUlstable andcoacbbouse, front court, with a good garden and orchard wtell stocked, containing in the whole above one acre, together with a valuable right of eom- mon. To be veiewed on application. to George Rteed, en the premise2, where prisited apecifleations may be had; also aLt the Red Lion, Dorkingm Nlytite Hart, Reigute; Grayhousad, Sutton; at the blart; and orfMessrs Driver, suxrveyors and land agents, 13. Newv Bridge- street.. BlacltirIars. rT _-d writh capital Farm Buildings, anii222ArerilMah andArable Latid. a very, eligible Estate for theInetnto ny.BMr FAREBRO' RER, at GRrraway's, onueayJne1,t12lnes an acceptable offer is previosisy madeb rvt otat A Very valuable Freehold Estt,ln eemd El. Lconasa-tingof that capital Farm, calle Great Mongea,wth spacious farmhouse, yards. barns, stabling, bullocklodger, an imlt- able ferns buildings, the wvhole receutlyrepalred, and 222 aceso ai tal maursh, pasture, and arabIc land, nowv In the occupatinote WVidowv Parrasmor and Son, on a renewved lease, for a term f 1yer fronMi.lciaelmas, 1821,nata clear rent of SOL pr annurm.Thsdir able property is situate in the parish of Great Xoagebarn, abot I mlle from Deal, 3 from Sanxdwsich, 8 fromu Dover, II fromn Ramagate, and 13 from Canterbury, and the preseat tenantsand their ancestors have oe.. cupled the estate for upwards of acenturyr. Toblevitwvdly appling. to the tenants, ,of whom particularsinay be had one month prior to the sale. Particulars also at the Three Kins, Deal; Bell, Sandwieh; Ship, Dover; King's Head, Ramsgate; Fountain, Canterbury; of of IslrGeary, land surveyor, Farharni, Haulns; of Me.4srs. Dlynely anid Gatty, isnlisitors, Gray's-inn ; at Gerrawvay's; and at ailr. Fare- brother's offices, 6I, Wellingtoms-street, Strand, removed fromn Beant- fort-buildings. Elgible InvestetinRvroayad Leasehold Property.-B1 TARRANTl and CARTER, tGraa', on Tuesday, June 15, at 12, without reserve, In sixlot,b re of the Assfgnees of air. WVrathall. a. bankrupt, Lot 1. rP HE absolute Reversion in and to oine third part _L ot ?5,820 Bank Three per Cent, Reduced Annuities. Lot 2. The reversionary i'feinterestihi and to the dividends and inter. enti of ?1.0S0 Newv Four per Cents. Lot 3. The Interest In and to ?1,050 Newv Four per Cent. Annuities, and ?1,400 Three per Cent. Consolidated Annuities, and in other property valued at ab'out ?150. iLot 4. The life interest in and to the di vidends and Interest of ?420 New Four per Cents. LotS. The interest in and to one moiety of one third part of ?5,820 Three per Cent. Reduced BankAnnuities, and to one moiety of ?970 Three per Cesit. Consolidated Batnk Aninuittes. Lot 6. The interest (belngonenlnth part) arisisig ouitof severalvalua.. ble leasehold rents. producinga clear income of ?26315sa.perannusa. Particulars may benhadof Messrs.FPreameand Best, solicitors, Temple; at Garrawvay's; the Mlart; and of the auctioneers, 8, Basing-lane, Cheapside. A mast Valuable Business.-BIl air. LAYTON COOKE, at the Auctionx aMart, on Thursday, June 10, at 12 for 1 exactly, unless ass accept- able offer be previously matde by, private contract, subject to suchl conditions as shall be produced at the time ofiale, HE entire Interest aind Goodwill in that, extensive T and long established Business of a Commron Carrier, nowv and for inany years past carried on by Mir. Cruttwell, betweent Bristol, B;sth. and London, through Newbury, by fly waggons, datly, and esteemed oneOf the most valuable concerns in Iewest ofEn.gland, Theplur- clhaser Is to take, al a fair valuation, the freehold said leasehold dwel- ling-houses, stables, lofts, an d appurtenaness occupied in the busIness, as situtate In Bath and Bristol;I also all the live and dead stock, and to enter on the concern on the 25Sth day of June. The horses and wag. gonis may be seen In their daily3 progress or In rotation, on the pre- miss,at at; o te hit San,til= rn-brldge, Londoin. For furhe prtcuars o t tea by pivt contract, apply to air. Crutwell at ath oMrLaton Cooke, 69, Great Russell-street, The Ewhumrst Park Estate, Hants. R. IVILLOCK begs leave to give notice, that this AllE beautiful ESTLTE, with its noble Mansion, Farms, WoGds, Manor, and Advowson. which was Intended to have been sold by auctiont by him, at Garraway's, on Friday, the 4th of June, In 10 lot's, he has this day SOLD altogether, by private contract. Golden-square, 24th May, 1824. Excellent Famnily House, and Meadow Land, Hlskhgate....y atr. WI LLOCK, at Garrawvay's. oou Friday, June 4, at 12, X SpaiousLeasehold House, most dlgtul situate, othbrow of the hill, at the entrance of Hlghgate trom Hol- lowvay, opposite Hornsey-lane, 4 miles from London, containing numnerous enamberi and dressing roonla, a, handsome enitrance hall, library, eating room, drawing room, music room,gentlernan a morn- Ing room, store rooms, an excellent kitchen, and alt requisite do- mestic oleces, 4-stall stable, 2 csaehhotuses, greenhotise, lafrn, plea- sure ground, kIltchien garden, fishponds, farm buildings, and 2 pad- docks of rI1ch Mneadow land, containing altogether I acres. Trhe preinisesi are secluPed from al'l public tlew, but from the walks In thei grounds, wvhich possess a delightful retiremnent, there arc the mos5t charingpropecs oftheric adacet country, and of the distant Surry ad Ket hlls.Tenyear ofthe lease are unexpired, at a modeateren, an th isrchaermy hve immediate possession, as thefamly ow esientareremvininto Hertford&ssIre. To be vieed nlywit tiket, ad prtiul~rs aybe had at the Gate- hous, a Hih~ae ICasle,on amptea-heth;at Garraway's; and f M. Wiock 25.Golen-stuae, wereticets for vlIewing ImpratFehl n salpr)Cphl Property, considerable par fre f Gea Tihes ad eonrated frsnn Land Tax, near Chesam,Bucs, ad aShae IntheCouty Fre ffse.-y aMr. SIDOIC. t heGerg In,Chshun i te outyofBuks A Caital Freehold Overshot Water Corninill (now in .ful Itrade), vith 3 pair0of tonee,'and every necessary apparatus, and mnachinery for carrymig on an extonsivceoncersn, called Cannon a Mtill, adv6antageously situate oni that well-known powverful and in.. cessasit streans, the Cheshamn River, vithin one nmile of the populouS mar'ket towas of Cheshanm, and 25 miles of London; with a convenilent dwel ng-lionse, . barn, stable, waggonlodge, and cowvhouse, yard, garden, and atbout 37 acres of ric meadow aund arable lasnd, the principal part of whieh is free -of graI ihe loa exelntn complete Family Residence, delig tfully situate near the town of Chesiam, in perfect order, and wrell supplied svith :lne water. - The house co.mtains 4 prisicipal bedrooms and convenient closets 4 ser- sants' ditto, swel-proportloned and handsomzdelyr lishad dinlng and drawing roomuss with French windows openlnl to the lawn, entrance hall, kitUcen, pantry, dairy, washbowsei wvne and beer cellaring &ec.; deracbed iffices, capital. 3-atall stable with loft over. coach ant harness house, granary, and every conveatient office; paved yard, ex- cellent walled gardeni, greenhouse, and grap?ery, grdener's cottage lawvn, and pleasure ground tastefully disposed, ul orchard wvell plantem! wlth choice fruit trees, a rich meadow, amd a small pieee ofarable land adjoining, containing In the wholenabout 4 acres, and forming a most complete resldesise for afamily of respectabilit Five sub- stantial and convellient Freehold Dwevllig-house,; desirably situate for business, In the most preferable part of the toNvn of Cieshbam. osse of vhich Is in haud, and the others in the oculuation of Mr. James HUll, Mr.Trimothy Baldwin, the Re:. E. Sexton, and Mr.VII- liasa Chilton, tenaiats at will. Flfteenl substantial Freeheld 11rick and Tile Cottages, with a garden to each, situiate In and nebr the towvn of Clhesh-m. A vshluable Plece of Building Ground, opposlte the Blaclr Horse, Waterslde- atid a Share in that highly beneliclal coelierma, the County bire offoce. The cornnniU and family residenen arc In liand, and imniedIate possession assay be hIad. - The property may be viewed 14 days prior to the sale, by applying on the respective premises, where descriptive particulars nmsy , had; also at theWhlte- iart, ARIesbury-- Ruse and tCrown, Tring; ling's Arns, Berkhan. isaac; (.rown Amershamu- Esseex Armns, Watford; at time inns at WVendover andi Hssenden; at the Auction Mart. London at tbeo place of sale: of MIr. W. H: Marshall, sollctof, Cheshans . and of Ir. Sedgivick, land and timber surveyor and estate agent, RlchmrTa SALES BY AUCTION.