Sales By Auction.
kJ-egs1tt Furniture nd desirable small Residence, York.street Port- th~cu the. Property and late residence Of a Lady ie-Ired Into 1tT FENNER rsetuyi~ntv,ta ewl iY SLL by AUCTIro NPVokl-vsntce ht ewl Tray,i tl uPon the PremniReq 4Z Yrkstreet. Mon- rf ro sewyoo t 12Oclock preciey xcnd EFFECTS, in 06Y h iKj~UNTR rsw-dnrnahocati, 'vithe in tTcurtainsaend ,eg meyfiniished, ane11xquf siet uepr1liit rrand p an ore na ra fcent roevoeStelvbon 3cstrcsawes land nZs,1 ui dar tabl Vrll ailt cln negastres and Iamps, b auf tvaluable lao a e!COk, Grecian 3thezr CarPet.4, and the usuIal variety of ganCft cut glass, Brussels and -tsts Preservation. At I O'clock will be Sold, tle anepprendaLeane of' 'the very desirable enian'Reslidenice, In th'6e tlirepUtiraedmoLteafe t order. 'rhe housenmavdybe vkweWd''by tickettl hese,adtefr miturepublicly on Fridayf the 2d. anid ctatloge (t 6d e,achd thae ofur .Mr. Ilenner. 14, Wigmore..,tjee t, CavendiShsquare(a d ac)hdo 'fW~i~y- ,txte- ertrdrdshire.. CapitllletetB r RS at uarraWa3 on Wednesd*y,, Augrat iROSBY,un dipsdo yprivate con trAct; * , espe ul VPE AlJansionL and Estate of Wilnsley,- 9 miles, fromn LHeref3rd. and 5 from Leoinptnser, near the h:Xh r'oad, l h theCheiter mall daily pases-cD co*slnoa le lec tithes V=uoorn, nearly !,a ring ketice, Intersperse'd wvith wod, let to 7especlkbitt tiu6ts.andostimated at 1,40,01..er o with came, and adjoinsishe l.reyeariti well stocke~d psevsof lifl1pton-court The 2d &nd Orrn I Msitdesgirable Jil. v~~ent. Printed p~~rtiadlf rr hSaotIn faind sur. ~'5Y~~t~per toisreet Ptse1ad-place mr. Thloa Ja, 1 2~elos~el.cort Aoeon'&.;inz Mesrs.Sau4erm ad Helmi, goli. ~ -Wrcesorz nd fours Rod uhap JAY, and Co. Hereford; of Aold nmuch admired Seat, called POaTig' OlEcntiskgnal 600 Acres of Laitid.-B,y Air. FORREST~, at GarJ-away'it; '1ThL.mo.111,r?ets June 29, at 12, In 1 lot, by ordo? of the TftuteiC, - A Cptland Very valuable FreeholdI Estate, situatea in At* h palsbes of 5Shenley, Rtidge, and Aldenhams 'adelightfW'Y part Of' the counity of Hertford, About S miles frem harnef and St. Alban's, anid only I16 from London, late the resideuce and pio ~rtYpjf Luke White, esq. deceased; comprising the manor ofWil'd, otherwise WVeald, withl the queit rents, royalties, anda portgnances, and an elegant and spacious mansioni, cRlled Porter'is odge, with offices of every deserIptnoa, sui%table for the accommotlatlon of a. famiily of the first distinceMon, ver extenisive gardens with a variety of forcing houses, itnd a beaut IfuI park of highly diverslified-grounds. containing 323 acres of grase latnd, ornamentedl with stately oak and other tlimber trees, 2 entrance lodges, one frorm Shenly-hill anid the other on the Radlet road; together with an eligible farm, called the Weald, divided into convenient Inclosures, wvith an excellent farmihouse, p roper agrieultlsral buildinigs, aid1sundry tottages. The mansion isof hand- soinie elevation), erectdon Sihe summnit of a beautiful and wvell Sheltered eminencre, commanding extensive and pictuiresque views of the sutrroundfing rich a)ndtry, and contains an entanTce hall, a noble eating reomn 30 feet bY 20, a superb drawing; foom 38 feet by 26, a libratry 34 feet by 20, a breakfast or mrnoning room, lady's boudoir, gentlensan's dressing room, 11 principal bed chanmbers, several water closets, and Suitable apartments for ser-vants. The wvhole formin-g onie of the rmost eleganut and comnplete Seats In the vicinity of ths mrie tropolis. Prinited particulars are preparing, and will be ready on tile 1st or June; after that timie the premisr may be viewed by tickets, whi'ch may tbeii 1be had of Mess arrs, Atkinson, and Parkinssan, Lincoln's4inn-flelds; and of Mr. Forrest, 87, Aldersgate- Street, London. Middlesex.A Residen~ivi lt d3 Acres of GrassLad,tite fre.-BY Mr. ORRST,at arraway's, To-snorrow, Juxne 29, at 12, MostdesiableEstate, situate at Halmpton, a short A distace fromthRieTamsan only 18 miles fromi Hyde- Parkcorer,the roprtyef te ionorabe I,ady Edlmonstone, corn- prisng o eeelbntreiencewihileso every description, and repetelsitl coveience, and suitable for a large establishment; lawnand leaure roud mnarglned by a canal, a. large productive kitcen grde Wit onextensive Soutn wall and the adjoining pad- dok ref rich grsslnd lIing In a paLrk-likce form, and pleasdia"gly~ tmee,adconntainiingaltogetlierab,out 5.3acres, vith agardee' holise, a graper-, and farmning buildings, &c. The residenee is in complete repair, e.legantly fitted up), and xeady for th le immediate re- ceptlon of afinmily of th e frat respectability. The preamises coss-I tai n a enitrance hall, a noble and lofty eating room 34 feet by 22, at- handome ra~in~rom 2 fet by18.library, gentlemnan's room, 6 prlnlpaandlOo er hamersforchidren aind Servants, as boudoir, oresin roms,nu~ry,~ruer losts,&c.To be viewed by tickets only wocimwit prntedparicuarsmaybe bed of MAr. Str-attord Rolmnson sOicitr, ermy-stret;alsoofir. Knighit, Kingstont; Kemt-. SallFrehbd FrmBy r.FORREST, at Garraway%sTo- morowv, Jui 9, at 12, in I lot, Small conipat Freeol Farm, situate iBi the parich AA (fAadn I et rpk ra.leadlIng from dow and arabic land, with P famhousean outbuildings, late in the occupation i;,f Mir. Burn, but now, itshnd To be viewed 21 days ~ffeceding the sale by applying to Mr. Lord, on the premises; also Mr. sit, priniter, MlaldStone; Georg , ranbrook; Crown Rochester, Rose and Clrown,l Tohbridge; 'aracen's Head, Ashmfotd;of Mlessrs. Bray tmnd WVarren, solicitors, Greatt Russell-street, Bloomabury; at Gacrraway's; and ofsr. Forrest, 87, AlIdgrigate-street, Londms. Invesment i; Moey, si. 3s Od. risin fromFreehold Estates, atA Magae-B r.FRRST tGrawyr To-morrow June29, at1,I 6,by odro h xctiao William Skinnier, esq. (1 fOUNDand othier Renits, amounTting to 861. Ss. 6d. per annum. lssutlngoutitf the lityal Hotel and Assembly Rooms andc sundry Houses, ini Ceell-s'4uare_and Quecen-street, MNargate, being 3 ;;ndlvidedi 20th parts or slhares Iftthe aforesaid premises. The pur- chaser wsill be entitled to freeladmisosions to time balIs and other amnuse- mnents at the rooms. Printed particulars may be had of Mir. Howre, at the Hotel, Margate; of Messrs. Itoiose and Co. printers, Canter- bury; at Garraway,,x's; and of r.Forrest, 87.Aldersgate-street, Lolidon. Bedfrdshre.~..'iaiot Residence, an7 Fairms, colitalning_ 1,64') Acrs o Lad, ithe free, and Land Tax redeemed.-By Mlr. FORRET, atGartvay's, on Wednesday, July, 21, at 12, In I lot, A Vauabl andexteinsive Freeholti Estate, situxate at f3 Tmnoaord In edfrdshre,on the Great North toad, and In theadjinig prIses f Foxtn,Sandy, Everton, Tetworthi, and Gami;;s.y onth boderof heco;;imties of Huntingdon and Cam- bride, i mlesfro th makettowvn of iligglesewade, 6 from St. Nau's,4 romPoto;, 9fro Rdfod,and 51 from Londoi, eonm- prising ime MANR of TEPSFORD, nbo illg ith ganie, whic haI be careftsilly preserved for many yeas aoderni built MiAnsl,,n-ouse, of banmdsome elevation, called TIEMPSFORD hAiLL, erected on a gentle eminience, in ttim ecentre of a rich aLnd beauitiful paddock 'ir smnall park;, belted with a variety of flne growing timber, wvith wflIed gardens, lawn, aiid Pleaftur,, grouind, and I farms ad- 3oining, with farmnhoumses and proper buildings for husbandry, con- raijning In the whole 1,640 ac-res of m-eadowv, pasture, and arable ladIolnded by tuenaviga,ble river Ouse. in ,hieh isas'altuahlertight of fishery), al tithe free except aL very small patrt; a puibliclinoiise, a wcater cornmsill, a gcnitleinanis residence on a small Scale, and several cottages In the village. 'l'hte es-tate Is let to tenants at wIll, at renits amouning t 2.041. pr anmum, xcluive of thie plaulta-ti,,ns in lisTod. To b viwed28 aysprecdin th sae ly applyinig tit tiieWhe;utshealf, Teinisfrd,whe priitd prtiumlrs ay be the;; had; tils, at the attest, L,,adon. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~liebii Wilt.~AFree,,l Daiy Friii cu sudry small Closcs- liy Mir. ORREsT, att arraway's on Wedi;esdayl.huly 21, us lots. Lot I .AFreelioldI Estate situate in tile parishi of Brei-- ?Ahlll,in the county of'Wilts,about 4 nitfefrorn time manrket towns' of Cainleand Chlpi'eimhani and 11 frorm Devizes, coniisstlngoif a very Imiprovable dairy farmi, tailed lirernihill Grove, contanining 132 acres iif land, chiefly meadow aLnd pasiture, tithie free, lyIng ver compact, rIn conveniient enclosuires, with a farmhouse and ouKtbuild-' iligs, nowv in the occupation of AlIr. Edward Rtawinigs, at yearly tenant. This estate Is initer ected by thie wiIlts and B3erks canal, affording a ready and shea p conveyance for time produce anid nisinure to, and fromn the espital mnachrkeof Caliie, Deviies, Bath, and Bristol. Lot 2. A Frechhld Close of~ Mjeadow LaLnd, containing 3 acres. 2 roods, aiid 3 perches, neari- adjoining, let to the executors of Willlaisi Carpenter. L,it 3. Twou Fieehibld Closes of Meadowv Land, called Wooderoft aiid Scott's Close, containming LII acres, 2 roode. and 37 liercheie, at Stockley, In the parish if caline, let to Win. Bewrley and tames Gye, atnd a free- hold piece of arable laiid, at Calstorie, alola,i; Cimlnd paris h, let to John MAn.i'lecel. line v-iewed 28 datys preecdingthe sale, wrheni printed ir ticulersra-ray he had of Miessrs. Athertoni and Gabriel, sOlici tors, Caie; Ilesara. 'Air.lCrutiell. Nrlnter, Batll,; Mir. Gutch, priniter, Bristol; Messs. rodeand Dow lug', printers, Salisbury ; Messrs. Grosvenor aiid Co. Priiuteri,Oxford; M essrs. Cow'slndeai;d Co. priniters, Reading; at arrways; nd f M . F rret. 7, ldersgate-street. London. A at Garrwas iTu.y August 5, att la, Small but most *l( Estate, comprising exellent Iland, called Goddard's, late the propcrtv of CrI,eqdeceased, situate at Undereliff, in the parish ofSt. i,arene, n te mst romantic atnd picturesque part of the Isle of Wigt, bou 1 ilefrom Steephill, 2 and a half fromi Triton, and II frni Nwport. tb-c grounid Is highly div'ersified, polsseses great natralbeatie, ad commands a fuill and uninterrupted view oifthec sea.finn whch i isosily a Sho,rt dis,tance". The preir.lies are nowIr n the ccuptionof r. Jamnes Day, who willl give linimedlatepossessle;i. To b viwed ne onth preceding the sale. ~,'hen printed particulars mabte ad of the tenant;, also at the Hotel, Triton; Messrs. Hearnie and Sewvell, Newvport;, at the Vinie, Cowes;- Dolphin, Southi. ampton ; Messrs. Brodle and Dowding, ,,rinters, Salisbury; Mlessrs. Mlottley and Co. priimters. Po,rtasmouth ; John Fisher, esq. Lorigfordl, near Bristol; Aleests. P'owvus and Whtite, solicitors Lisicoln's.lnn) Messrs. Brookebanik and Farn, solicitors, 14, Gray's-inil.square;, and of Mir. Forrest, 87, Aldersga te-street, London, air FRR5T,attlnasays n Mba,Aug. 9,a 2 i ot, Veryimprvabe Frehod ise, situate in h perish A of 1'heddlngwo, 'a,boqt 5 miles frmAMarket Harbrogh and Welord an 13fro1Lecfeaser; comprising a ompact farm, conitain- ingbou 10 aces f mealdow%,,pasture, anduarabiceland, ioter.sdstedby the ran Unin Cnal, with a ferm hiouSe, ba:rt, and.4taHie, late in theocccisionof r.Joseph Crick ileceased, andnosyvof his Execuitors. TheestteIs ubjctonly to a smrall modtos ib lieu of tithes. Ti' be viewd 2 das peceing the sale, wvheii printed particulars may be had at t;i Sllaims, Miarket tlarbmoroughi; also at the Tralbot, Welford ; Trhree Crowvns, Leleesteir; eribligh Arms, Lutterwortlh; Me.ssrs. DiceY and Co. prlnt~rs, Northinampton ; Saracen's Hlead, Deaventry; end of Mr. F Forest, 7 lssa sre Lonidon. Nottnghmsble~~valubleFreeoldEstate, conisistingofrsevere. Man,rs,aManson,onse andl,30acrs of land,tithe free, bounded by h ie rn.wt,t- ihr n er,B r FORREST, Valuble nd etensve reC~Old Estae, itte in the parishes of Itaginall, Dunham, end Fledboro gh, in the cotinty oNottinigham, about 4 miles from Searthlng-mioor, froni Tuxford, II from Retford, 14 from Newark, and 13 fronm Lincoln; consprlslng the extensive Mannor or Soke of I)mhialn; also the Manors of Rag- Will, East MAarkham, Thorpe, Whbite houses andT'hrumpaton, and ani old enaision-house Called Rtagimallbaitli, wvith offices and wvalled gardens, and sundry eligible farms aild lands, eositaining about I ,300 acre tithe free, otm very excellent ineadowv, gracing, and arable lend anti ozier ground, lbounded by thenavigsbleriverTrent,wmith farmin huses, outbtiildings, and emottAges, also u nhami-ferr, The lanids are slow in. the occupation ,,f Messrs. Blirkett, Roberts, Wells, 'l'wyiord, Ward, Wilson, Balfour, itedgate, and others. The present rents amouint to ?3,e464per annum;- also the rectorial tithes of. the imarish of Askharm; containing 764 acres of tithesiule land, andl Pof $~Iebe; held by lease tinder the ehtirch of York, and uftiderl!t at ?C250 per annum To be vIewved 6 weeks before tbhe sale, whlems pfrinted particulatrs mma'y be then l,ad of Mtr. Isaac Elliott, at Ragniahll alsto at the Scarrtisii M6oor Inn; Red Lion, Tmixford; Crowim, East Rletfod f sraTahllents and Beevor, solicitors, Newvark; Angelmind Gellyge,Glrantbanm ,Relti Deer. LIncolnj M~ack Moor's Head, Gainshoroslgh.; Messrs. Nesyconibe and Co. prjinters, Stamnford; Mir. Stretton, printer, Nottinghm e Lion. Worksop: George. Sleaford; Mfr. Sheardown, printer,Dnctr Sivan, Miansfield; Mr. Siteart. Great Russell-ste, Bloomby;a Garrawaiy's; and of t .Fret 7 AlesaeretLLOn EligThle long Leasehold Estates, 46 Houses and OsArdenq.-By M .r. SHEW, at the Mart, To-morrow-, June 29, at 12, In 9 Lots, ('i OMPRISING Seven wvells bulilt 8-roomed Cottages, %I.) with large gardens'to each, oh ttse !Klburn Priory Estate Edge- watre-road; 8 7 messuages, Somerii-tow'i; and 2 sIx-roomied houses,' with gardelns, Devonshire-place, kennington-laiie, 'Va,sxhall. Maly bis viewed; particuslars of htr. .~ay, on the puremnises; of T. H. XMortixer eg11. Albamny; at the Rled Lion, Kilburni; YorkshWhiteo,an Lio, Pddi'Itn;Cock, Heenpstead;- at the M Irtjn 't Ar. Shesr, By Air. T. ROSE, at the Mlart, To-morrow, June 29, at 12 A Newvly-erected Dwelling..hoiuse, with chlaieidiouse, I JL 2-stall stable, ammd g&rdeh, and a space of groummdI for the erectioxi o-f another house, situmate near k log-street, on the New North road, between the Canal a nd. the Loweriroad, Islington; held for a term of .97 years from Lauly-day lest, at the lowv ground rent of III. 4g.nO xion t the occuipatlomi ofAMr. IV. hii. Hardy. Ths housqe, with ch8lsthouse, occupies a frontage of 33 feet and depth of 100 fj6t. The whole in SuMstantially buil t, and May be entlred npi5h iminediately. The vacant iOrouiid ocemiples a frontage of 2o fhet and a depth of 100j feet. Mvay beviewed; partleulars at theAft:rt-, andof theauctioneer 'Church. court, Old Jewtry. -Splendid Sale ot valuable and interestrlsg rop erty, Plecadflly.By Mr. JAMES DNPNEW, (by order of M'r. Weeks, who hkb relin uIshe business iml order to complete his Grand Mlecraimleal Mlusu,.o the Premises, at the eastern extremitY of Piccadilly, TIlSDY June 28, and 21)following days, Sunidays excepted, at12 eac a A Mos Splendid AgSelnblage of Ur-moulu it f~ ?T adelabrasi, aud Other articles o'f decorativFuntm,e- bracineg'e"v$ery variety In taste and design, execute4nteiit is terly manner, and amply attestinlg the 5uperlo ~ ai1leirwch the proprietor has been so lena khown,n .hn4Wd patronage.. Also his verys., Ifolrdtithth hehe.t'.v oiclnOitucahoxsMd other iteins of bljouteri, of thoe O-jeest echase'o Ieudiga many P arlied of peculiar iti's andVAluie. Ancie~t and modern bronzes i?,roupmu and sing',5 figures, eYquisite sculptures. vetrieeanls n te Lborated sr0 inestimable worth. lieautilul poreelkine fr-om all the SirtdfActories, adorned by artist of the first rank, Chiliese iuagodas bi unusual margnitude, fine n-otodels imm whipping, architecture, Ian~ mechaTnics, hall and table clock, orrer!es, several self-acting O'fgans, chamber and finger ditto; scientiflc prdcin fMri cands gouthe klu andl nechanhsts. a self-propelling carriage0, garden chars,gouy ad lbrary ditto, an unique collection of busts, figures, and groaps, exquisitelynmodelled In w,ax, suits of armour, pictures, prints, drawvings, taPestry,-fire arms cho,icesPeclineums in ornith)ology and conchology, wvIth tin infinity ot' other objects, collected by ?ir. Weeks durin3gRa ong. series of years uinder the most favourable circuns-i stances, regardless of thecost. The whole will be arranged for Ini. Spection on Monday, June 14, SRld continue on view till the sale, Sunp' days exceepted.; admission by catalogue,, at2s. 6d. each, whieh may be tnhad at the placeof sale;, and of Mir.Denew,atrhis offeipn-Charie3- street, )lerkeley.squaire. Lord Northwick?s VILl and Gri6unds, at Harrow.-,"By Mr. JAMIES DENEIvI, at Car-rawvay's tpn Thursday, July 22, at 12, 9HE interesIting and delightful Villa, situate at Har- ~fd rowv.ollthe-hill, about 10 mniles fro'm town, tChic property and rec. s dence of the Right Hon. Lord Northuvick, erected svithln these few years; In a very comnPlete amid substantial muanner,-stffordlnag in -its Iil- tern,alarrange meats ample accomimodation for a fatliil-o orue elegnceandgonf'ort hieing- comnbiacd. tisroughout. T.a detachied offices of eve6ydescrlpti0n are On~ a libera scale, the kitchen gardeims extensive, surrounded by lofty frujit waell's,.with vhimery anmpahr eigardens, ons9ryafory, i,ebuse &c: truiants, rbelsfieAoa -plants, untbrageous walks, Ivied enchintintirot a _em5, irsereatse t e-natural beauties of this. encantng pot afine xheeto? water flows through the grounds.1 lhq estate compriSes aboult 57 acres of'tle- l-Iohest land, adornied with a tiful anid varied `-v0t'e pits rourpass eecedinglybett , lee ad ~ ofifar~w,, fhetinRlels -freehold, land, tax -Tv .bete~l~ ~ P~yi5i t oftite. ~o bo vlewed preced4t)g mad ofMr. wo~po wfh~ decrIptve particulars.may be Pand Napkins, tiid. vAriety of oth6iEffedtii,- MViessrs. ROBINS, at I -their Rooms, Piazza; Covent-garden;,,To-morrow, vat 12, CIQ LD-and Silver Watches,, -useftd articles of ? sate, a 1__Xsilver;tenpot, muig, gravy and other spoons, forks, &c.; plated Oandlestlck~ 8ialuold brooch and clusCrcr'ing. brilliant and rubyrIngs diamond an 'topaz brooch, brillianat pinsi, fine damask table cloth 4j yards'long, damaisk table napkins, excellent superfine blue aud black cior., 2 real Japan,teaboardis set of tea and coffee China, fine Irisb, cambri", lawn'l, shleets anid s~tectlng, And a variety of useful 6ffbcts. MTay he viesved And catalogu es bad at thie rooms. Leeihorn anld fir,e Straw Boninets, Chip d Itto, Caps, Flowrers, Feathers, *Trirnmilngs &c.-By Mlessrs. -ROBINS, at thelr Rtawl, PIazza, Covent-gardeni. To--morrow, at I. without reserve, fINiE Hundred fine Split Straw, Dunsta'ble, andI Chip 'kXBonnets, 12 best Leghorn bonnets, 100 sbeets and squares of vhittg and black wvillowvand chip fiats; also) a variety of Caps, flowers, feathers, pluxnes.wreatlis,movatbotut.I trlimmings &ec of ashopkeeper r4vingiup trade, ifay beNvewed, and cataloguies fiiad att the rooms. Very vAlunb)le.Property, In Gold Waitches, Pljate, fitle modern Jewrel- lery, Pearls, Musical Boxes, Silks. Laces, Shawrls, &-c.-Sy Messrs. ROBINS. ktt their 'Roonms, Piazza, Cov~ent-garden, on Thursday next, and folilowing day, at 12, TEAR ?00 lots of Gold Repeating, Duplex, Horizontal. and other Watches, by good makers; many silver ditto; 305 ounces of mnodern plate, in teapots, tankards, spoons, forks, &c.; diamond rings, pins and brooches, a pink topaz suiit, rows of peaLrls, a prtofusion of modern jewvellery, 16 masical and other snuff-boxes, an eighit-day quarter clock, 200 yards of rich silks, finie thread laeces, veils, shawls. rcarfs, silk hose, Irisb linen, sutperfinie cloth and ker- seymere, fine table and bed linen, SO pair of new boots and shoes, wvritingdesk-,&c. from Mrs.Roe!hfort's,,Jermyn-strest, Mlaybleviewed and Catalogues had at the roomis. ToteAaerofeeuicAmsmn axd Experimient in Rice. tricitY. Air-Pm, aaim , Mieaogy, Blowispipe, &C.-By Messrs. ROBIS tter Rom,Pazza, Covenit-garden, on Monnday next Juyo a 2 ithot reserve, 1%IA'r'HEM 'rcA dSCientnifc Instrunlents,Wortbv 'Al the attention of the amateur, aInd all in perfect conditioi~, consstig o a upeiorporabl elctralmacinie and experiments, galvnic atte lea mageticl exerimnts,twosets of classified mi-' neraogy ai-pop sd epermens, h~mCal bowpipe, meteorolo- gica an masemaicnlnstume-rs,captallathe, c uc'ks, and iooni, magis lauhorns, cmera obsursa andlucidas,thendoiles level, hydrmetes, tleriupe, pespetivemirrrs, c. ubnsttAuiser- CA~VEjjSHA-M 'IAilK, one oufthe most distuliguished Seats Jii England. i a Park of uncommnon beauty andlenc'rcled by 1,0OfllAcres of the best Land, together writh the Uafaior co-extensive with the Parishi, OQuit Htelits, and extensiv~e flight of Fishery, wvithini 2 mnIles of Rheadtnffj,in Berks, formerly the seatt of Lord Cadoga, adawy th l gii~feature helwvlxt London and flatht.-By Messrs. ROBINIS, at the Aruction-mart, on Thiursday, july 8, at 12, F'HE singularly elegant MANSION and( DOMAIN, T ~~~CAVFnSHAM PARK, Alsest proverbial for Its superiority over every contemporary within 50 miles of the metropolis, and ackcnowledging no rival but Blenheimi, to whichi alone It yields the palm. itrpres9ents a noble uniform build- ing, the south front ornamented by six Corin thian pillars of great beauty and perfeetion, from thre Pantheon at Rome. This Princely MTansion was planned and finished by the Earl of Cadogan at an ex- pense of 130,0001. -It is calculated to acconmmodate, In the mnost ample manler, a family of the first distinctoion; it Is placed In a fine com- ruandinE situation, from wvhich the views are exceedlingly rich and interesting, extendIng at one poipt to Cresar's Camp, and iiicluding in the intermnediate space an infinity of those Admired seats, wvhich Yield ouly toCavershami. The pleas.ure grouindstnd plantation valk.5 that elencopaiss this Terresn-ial Paradise are disposed in the moat perfect taste, atbounding, with rare and valitable shrub,. The noble terrace, 1.800 feet loug, Is termilnated iiy the large Roman Temple of Poretlansd stone, of the rastleitted Doric order, from which you are Impercaptibly led to the umbrageousa walks In the plantation and wilderness, wvhiie the parkc lahways remiarkcable for its beauty) ex- hibits a great vatriety of hill and date, comnbined with views of con- sidertrble extenit Anrd interest. The oark and farmis surrounding it conilrehendl A DOMTAIN of ONE THOUSAND ACRES, wvith capability to Increase the quantlty to any extent; its contiguity tov Ieading, anid tire importance inseparable from Crrversham, must ivIttat wVeight wvithi redtard to Parliamentary influience that would hatrdly mnale onie of the seats A matter of doubt, in fine, thieret Appears no reasonable limit to the variety oif Advantages that exclusively belong to this property. It cani only be viewed by tickets. Printe'd Particulars, wIVth a piani of the whole estate, aLnd a drawving of the mansion arid patrk,. will he read v, as Is. each, 28 days priier to the sale, andmay be hatd at the princip~l urins at Reading. liat i, Cl'elitenham, Windsor, and Salt-hill: tofMr.. been, solicitor, Wallingford;. of Mlessrs. Vanderconi and Comnyn, Bush-lane, Cannon-street; and of Messrs. Roblins, Covent-garden. Its Bath-Pask-street, St. Jaines's-squarrc-Elegant Stone Residtncee and Offices, producingt, at the presenitlowvrenit, t361.10s.-By Messrs. ROBINS, at the Miart, on Thuikrsday, Jriiy 5, at 12, A 'N. elegant, Leasebold Resileiice, hield for a period of ~ 61_ years ari subject only to tlretrivial grouind rentof8Sguiinea,s; itcomplrccn ASa tolls built and very substantial and geritlemrinIly residence, finished fin thie best manner, and in point of situation nct eAsily to he surpassed in Bath, No. Ii9, Park-street, St. James's-square. The house Is repilete with every aeconmmodation a moderate f;tinlly will reqirire. The principal roams commiunicate by folding doors, are about 22 feet square, and the domestic Arrangements quite adapted to) ttireresidence. it isat Presenit onleas%e, expiring aLt Michaelmas,1826,1 at a lowv rent of 3361. lOs. per ainnrsmi. The residence cani only hie viewed wAith perrrission of thie tenant, and prartICIZIars hiad at thexork fiotel so 1rt irite Loioi, Bath; i'lou'kh Hotel, Cheltenhin ; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden. Wantea, nar he agl Pord.Aii excellent Residence, with sui-5- abl Gaden, aid rorinds', arid 40 acres of Parkc-like Mleadowvs-By Messs. OllIS, t the Mart, on Thursday, J.rly 8, at 12, A N xcelentResienc, adptedto he acom odation ?1.. f a eslietabl famly, wth atachd ain detchedofficest of evey dscrpton,quie srrsprndet, helat reideceand Pro- Perr of inesPlere,es. 'Pie vlla s enircld ii a pantaioni walk, whih Iclues daces f lnd,disosein arklik fom.The gar- dens are extensive, nd In good rirder, wth greenhoisse, hotouse, &ec. aridit s blievd ~at ew etats a ari ashot ditane fomn towin wIlllefrV to prossess rh seadntgS. It is leaseholtd, for a pero of 40 ears. atau trifln rudrn.It can be view-ed hr Cars:Pariculars awc preai- g n mylehad 21 days prior to the Sale at theMart, anid rfl r.Rois i ovent-gardeni. In tlheCounty ofrnadnor-,.-eehold Investeniit, atnd 512 Acre& of fer- tile Land, rIn a p1easanit and lInprovingc pa%rt of tlhe coninty.-By Messrs. ROllINS, att the Mart, on Thrirsday, July 8, at 12, in I lot, A Valuable Freelholti Landed i livestIiCilet, desirably FTh. sitoateut fwmtelmer, near Penyb)ont, in theconunty ofitaidnor, anil In the several parishes osf Nantmsl, l,'lrndevery, and UL'ianhadarrn; It cons1ists inf 3 good flarnms, A nester corn grist mill, several cottages, arid 61 2 acres of lanid, very fertile. and including a. good proportion of pastuire and mneadow, nrearly iTin aring fence. The river 'laweddog, a finie trout strearo, passes throm.gli the estate, and supplies the miill wvithi a never-fatlrn8 and POI-erfdsl stream, and may, also he used to greatt advantage wvith a views to Irrigate more than 100 actres of the meadow land. The estate Is close to the new, turnpike road from Bul1th to1Netwlon,rnd only3quiartersofa.inile from thenmail roa,dto Aberystviith; it is 2 miikes rrom Peniybont postoffice and poslinghiouse, 8 froni itRsyrider-, 12 fromi lKnighton, and 14 froni Newtow-n ; part o01 theestatels let for 2301. ayear, the remainder wl!ll reaidily proidnce 2001.a year in addltl6ri. Particularsnisy be had at the principal inns ill all the beforementioned toronvs; aiid of Messrs. Robins, Covent- gardens, where a plan of the estate may be seen. In the beauitiful Vale of TIovy, between Carnmarthen arid Llandilo.- A delightfuil iResideenie, Plantations and Pleasuire Grounds, and 60 Acres of rich Lauid, all Freehold.-By Messrs. ROBINS, at the Mart, on Thursday, July 8, itt li A Rtonanitic Villa. Residlence, mTost dielighitfully placed In LLtht aAmired Vale of Towsy, midway between Carnmartheri aind Llsridio; the rorad to Glocester passes through the estate. The rea.91 dense is very convenient, atnd presents a hiandsome struceture, environ- ed bY Its Pleasnre grounds and plantnstions,prolifie kitchien gairden wvell strckced lvltli 'he best fruiit tress. The lironic Is adapted to accomnmo- da,tesarespectabl,eniodera,te silzed family, aridhas correspondent offices of elvery desr'riptlori. Tire domain of 60 acres lies exceetdingly coruin- Pact, and ainouRt withinparine fence. A part of the lands aret nuder. let at 2 guineas pet acre. Trhe wu'lolt estate 'IIll readily prnaorue near 200). a ~'ear. Particulars miay be hail 14 dais phor to.the safle at the principalI innsg At Cheltenham; rAt the Auction Mart; and df'Messrs. Robins, ChOvent-garden, where ai drawing of the villa and plan of the estate may be seen. Shels,Corls,Minrals, &e.-By bitr. GEO. JONES, at hiii Spaciotis Rooms Leicsrertrctr, Lelcester-s uare,To-rnorrew. Jtrne 29, at 12, A N Assemblageof genuine beautiful aiid otlierwise in- teretin shels,corals, nilnerals, and other curioxus subjects of natual isroy, anyofwivnlch are extremely rare, being the aecciunn- latooofran yers asiduious attention'ofaladydeceased. May be vieed,andcatloges had at the rooms, Coppr-pates wih Ipressions, lorose Prints, Pictures, &P.-By bit.. GEORGEJONRS,t bis-fpaelow; Rooms, Leicester-street, Leicester- equae, riruraay, I1st, and Friddiy, 2d of July, puncetually at 6, T -E vauble Stock of engrave(I Copper Plates, with althie remaining Impressions, of cAIessrs. Crl'bb. ilolborn comprising many very valuable Brrtish Portralts of distinguishled characters, particularly inter eating, from Pictures by Sir Joshiua Rey- nolds, Roxorney, &ec. An uinnusua selectioni of the must illustrious judges,bFarrister,i, elergv,&e. who hraveflouriahied in,tbeEnglish courta Of laW, &-c. *ithlh theA Yast5')i'ars! nunntroussnmlscelianeous fancy said historical subjects, together wvith an ansortmnent of loose en rav- logs; amongst n hich are several select specimens by Woollttt, Sharp, Heath, Stranige, Bartoloizzi, Brorsley, Fittler, &c. A profusioni of Coloured prints, a. fewr original paintings, print and picture-frames, &C. Manybe viewed, and catalrgueshad at theroa)ms. Valuiable -long Leasehlda Esae,Hcney and Commnercial-road, St. Glorge's EastLAH_y ICAD LIS(late F'larnston and Ellis), at Odri-aiay's, ono Wensa,Jn 0t 12, 111 lots, A Valuable LeaeodEtt,staeand beitig Nos. 13, L-L1,ad15. oi h ot ieo ahsreet, Hcnrietta-strdet, ntackney.road, near the Roe Buck, producing a renital onf 681. pat aniim . ieldor6years. A LeaLsehold Estate, situate and beilng in Chrlisans-street, Commnercial-roau(, St. George's in the East. prodruchng a etaIo 651. pet. annvim for.78 1venc, ait hot' ground rents. To be Ieed tIll thd Wal prihited pnari-tcularss toi hae had on the rarJemcs; lit Lartawas; oNl~ r. James Thollipson, soilcitof, George-street, Minorles; and of the Auctioneer, 143, Mtinories. 35, Pall-mnall, opposite Mal-rlhorough-ho(ure..---Splenidi~d Jewels, fine Warchies, and Plate. I .SMLAifvryvLuablE hag the be,iour to announce a iq SLE o ver valableJEWVELLERY, which weill take placeeat lhla Spaciouis Rooms, 698. Pall5mall, To-mol-rowi June 29, by order of the execUtors. ThJi smnall V,al able coliection of property comprises a4eve&I~apaJgs si'.,fiinebriIIifint ~iAilohd earrings, broochespn, an4 rilidi, of tIre first ij alt others eni`nibfidd vwith rubles, em.L7 AIdo; anf pearls, several pearl arid smret ryst suits, richlyl ihastna dold sWas, chatins,2and keys, 4Svaluablegcold and silver watces easluptrior highly flinished ehrononister in gollLease.4, 2 remairkably fine guisrea ase of dueUngpiselsanda variety of valuables: h hl ilh u mittd toprsb( lberlIty. Miay be vliewed tody,adctlg had f Mr Smllboe. t thierOorns,arid at 47, Hg-tet lo auy Salling bud Cab-4liargeg, Dr4ugbit Horseis. WVaggous, Carts, Harness, .nd Stock illI'thde. ..By j. RP,ERSO'lELD. on. the Premleqs, City isasin Wharf, Regent's-canal, City-road. To-morrows, Julie 29, at 12, by order of thie Trustees of Messrs. Thorringtous and Roberts, unider aL Dissolution of Partnership WVELVE, capital sAiiing aiid Canial Cratt, of' ]dtge budnTbu 0spro ruh horses, from constant work' as~ Il hu cediton seera col wggsn, close bodied and other tars, arnssanda vrity f efets.Maybevieredatthe Wharf, Cit-rod.on iloda ard ornng ifsol; ctaogur ad on the preise; t Mesa. re an So'soffce soictor, ermondsey- attet; t te Cal nd orn Excang.cofeeicues:andof the auc- tioeer 17 Co l Echage,or , Lttl Sm thr.strcet, Westminoster. Higb1Y desirable .Pfeehold R1dsiddrnfe .22 Afrei of Ldnd, Titlie-free, wih eXtlttn-ii Common-ri kt. Southbiorough, decar Tonbriulge- wellIs, Kent.-By Air. LANgRIDGE, at the Mart, on Tacedsi', JUly 6. at 12, In Ilnt. Q~OuTHB3ORouGH HALL. late the residetice of R. i-J aslWoo, es. dceaed; ompisig spaclons breakfast, dining, and drwing rom, 3chambes and dreing room on first floor, 5 chamerson he ecod foor,andevey rquIIteconvenienice for a famiy; lxusgut hrubery extnsie gadenwell stocked wvith choie an thivin frut tees,new reced brn,staFble, arid coach- housej granary, lodges, piggery, &e. together wIth 22 acres of very supernor meadony and ntable land, free of great tithes, with valuable common rIght, over an extensive common delightfully sitate near the London-road, only I mile and a h;lf from Toobridge-wells, B Srom Tonbridge, and 34 from London. Particulars may be had on the prenises; at the Auition-mart Crowvn inn, Sevenoaks; of Mr. Scoonsi, soleltor, Tonbridge orMr. Langridge, 'i'onhridge-wells. The Valuable Estate of Tatama0oushe, in the Province of Nova Scotia' British North America, the property of Governor Desbarres, pro- ducingat present 5761. perannum.-By Mr. STEWART, at the Mart, on Wednesday, Jusly 14, at 12, rTHE valuable Estate or Township of Tathmagoushe, E,eontaulnig 17,000 acres of excellent upland, in the province of Novabctia, In the colinty of Halifax, 30 miles from Picton, 60 miles north of Mahifax, 22 miles from Truro, and 40 n"iles to the east of Fort Cumberland, to each of vhich places are public roads. On the estate are many thousand tons of timber, well suitod to the British market, seeveral excellenthariiours for tshipping, and many fine rivers intersectthe property. Theliarbotirs and rivers are abundantly sup- plied with salmon, cod, herrings, trout, and various other kinds of fish, which might be made a source of great profit In exporting to the west India market; there are likewise a church and a school, wvith other buildings, and a wharf on the property, arid 35 families settled oni the same, Prrntedparticulars-and plans of the estate may be had at the Mart; of A. W. Desbarres, esq. 38, Fenchurch-street;.arid of Mr.$gewart; 191, Piccadilly. liev'ersion In the Public Funds, in the sum 'f 20.0001. 3 percent. Con- . 610eathe prbperty ofa .obleman).-By.Mr. $TEW'ARW, attlie.Mlart, rsn Weid iedayx tuly 14,atl2, I JAWUABLE R4version in the Public' e usitl, ir the nipu of :0,QiJl. 3 per cent. console. at' present 'staridingSn the n'naie ofthe'Atsiodintant Gafieral of the Hlrtl6irftllianery.-rhieh will bepiumethe 'propertyof. tha 'surviVorof thv?yendorsund,hisJiady, whd res$ptlvqly; ' ireage. y,esrs Inthe:event bef thelr, havin. no .chi1iirc.who jntiapaio ? vesfd )ntexest theyein..', The. veador ,and h de m dfh r t of- SePtedbe7d ro o3, hpi e b sieves hadlan faoily, and aresiow'liviingapart. Theinter-asteofts a-above -nm Ss Eayable togJse mbther of t,te vendor during ber hf,, whS is arged 71, Tb9selldor's]ife; has beessapproved of' tnd a 8;lieV mnay lie 'opened tforson st f*li Eqn,ieable Aesrsurce Ofce, Printecd particil. [ar; ril be ir of' Mnr. B,oche, mdliciitor, S,.Cbarles.street, Cocrit.pl arbt aI9C?4 AleI?sgtr $t"#2hYse4UI7 ~R WINSTANLEY and SNS restiectfjafl I-beg leave' &Cmto inform the public, that the SALE, of the FREEHOLD. ,STATES,.In Sjuffolk, coniuistIng of the AManors of Kettlebartou and - Preston or Chiurch Hall, &c. adv'ertisedl to takce plaice at the !daIt, on Friday, July 9, ts unavoidably POSTPONED until Friday, 23d of July. Paternoster-row, June 26, 1824. Freehiold Esae er Bishopsgate, producing about 1001. per annum:. and goo Freod Hfouses, on Lease, niear the Intended New Bridge fro Fuilhain to Barnes, producing 1001. Per annum ; the whole land-tax redeemned.-3iy Messrs. BURRELL and SONS, at Garis- 1way's, on Thursday, Jtly 8. at 12, in 4 Ilott, A omathrehl d Esae situate opposite Angel- ..passge, In Skilnner-street,., BIshopavpate-street; comprising 7 go)od brieck hcuses,called Lucas's-buIldings, In theGoccupationi of Messrs. Folks, Graiudsor, Galloway, Clayton, Cecil, 1BueRridge. and Htiles, at rents amiounting to 1001. per annum. The estate is bounded by a Prl5s5ag next the George jidblfbhouse, and on the other side by Cheru- Wrm-court.. Two good substautiztl Freehold Houses, with shops, situate at North-end, Fulharm, on lease to Mr. Seale, bak er, anid Mr. Crannell. grcer an heenne,rspectable tenants, for an unexpired term of020 years, at a net rent of 3l1. per annum on each house. The tenants insure the premises; from fire. Also, a good Freehold House, near the above, wh: ch wvill let at 3511. per annum, or of which imme- diate possession may be had. The e-states may be viewed 6 days pre- ceding the sale, by leave of the tenant-, and p%rticulars had at the place of sale ; end of MessrR. Buirreti and Suns, 13, Tokenhouce-yard. H~Ouse, De-mark-bill, Camlberwvell, suitable for a small respectable Fansils-----By Mfessrs. BURRELL aind SONS, at Garrawvay'i, on Thursday, July 8, at 12, by order of the Executors of Mlr. Stirling deceased, rHE v-aluable Lease of a very pleasant and desirable A Genitlemnan's Rlesidence, wvith fore couirt and wvalled garden, situate 2doo3rsrfrom Denma-rki-hill Chapel. The house contains4bhad. chambers, drawving acid dinling rooms commutnicating by foldinig doors, good itntrance, and light staircase, watercloset. and converriens domnestic offices, in kitchien, pantry, washbouse, winecelbir, arched coal vault, and out biuildinigs. Th'e premises are supplied with fine wvater, and held for the long unexpired term of 516 years f rom Lady- day laist, at the low rent of 4181. per annum. May be viewed by tickets 10) day.- preceding the sale, wvhen oarticulars may be bad of Messrs. Burrell) and Sons, 13, Tokenhouse-yard ; and at Garraway's. The household furniiture may 'ce had byi.valuation. LongLeaehol Hoses,Camen-twn;held of the Mlarquis of Camn- den, at small gr ouarn s-yMsrs. BUl.RRELL And SONS, at GarrawaV's, on Thurdy uy8 t12, in three lots, FpHRE9 good brc Hose, it alled gardens, Nos.-- Ft 33, 34, iand 36, In flya-tet aden-town; each contain- fing on the seconid floor twbehanrs on the first 80ocr a dining room sod bedehaniber,ontegudfor two parlours, in the base- inient two kitchiens, front ara n olvult; now In the occupa- tion of Mr. Forrester, Mlrs. Pittman, snd-Mr.West, respectable teniants att will, at lowv rents amounting~ to 841. per arnunu. The premises are held for ani unexp%ired term of 67 years, at a grounid rent of 51.54s. per annum for the wh ole. Amat be viewed, by leave of the tenants, six days preceding the sale; wvhen piarticulars miay he bad at the South- amnpton, Arms, Camden-town;, the placeof sale; asid of Mkessrs. h3urrahl aLnd Sons 13, Tokenhouse-yurd. Upper Thornhaugh-street, Bedford-square.-Bs- Ar. ED-W. FOSTJER. on the PremIses, 44, Upper Thornhaugh-str6et, To-morrow, June 211, bet 12, byedirectioncof thie ProprietLor, without reservation, A LL the mndern aind genteel Household Furniture, elegiir edesal sdebord, himey glasses, 3 fahioniahIc four- pos besteds nd urnturs, easnedbeds and bedding, suitable chamer lrnitre,drawng rom urtains, couch, and chairs, Brusel capet, Io ad crd abls, hefonlrs,fenders. fdreirons. olllota, earh rgs,chia, las, pate aricls, and k-itcene re- quistes ~'laybe iewd oe dy pevius;catalogues at Mr. E. Po-ers ofie. 4,Grek-tret,Soo-quare. Jamnes-street, Covent-gardn-y r DARD FOSTER, nit the PremIses. 26,a Jae-tew oetgre,c nirsday, July 8, at 12 for I precisely,Iyodro haageso r Simon Hobley, a bankrupt, and wit cosnIftemrgge lI~H E valiabl Lease(it inat possession) of the I?. capit,al Divelling-bot'se anIhp,hl Sfr1 years at a low rent. The premises are sittuateon th etsd ftis g-reat and eontinuned thoroughifare, and for any business requiring publicity of situation and populousneesof neighbourhood. standsunrivalled; the shop Is comn- modloius, the front niodern and eosmmanding, and thedwvelling-houise (whicoh Is in good repairi possesses every accommodation necessary for the domestic comfort'of a respectable fam"ily. Mlay be viewved ; particuilars on the premises;, and at Mir. Edwvard Fosteres, 14, Greek- street, Solho-square. Miodern Funtue areCiniuney Glasses, a Patent Mangle, a capital GigHore, Cat Mre,2 Cowvs, a neait Gig and Harnjess, a Cart, Brciui, Diry an Farning Ultensi;s.-By HARRIS anid FIFLY),on thePreise, a Hawel-heth, on the road to Uxbridge. 8 miles fro Oxordstret,onThrdynx,a 11 precisely, in 200 lots, P HE Furnitur, &c oprss4-post and tent Bed- I.steads writh fuptres, goose feather beds and bedding, an exce lent 8-day clock yPrgl a large mirror, mnahogany, drawvers, sidebuoards talsadcars, and wvindowv curtains. Also poultry. 2alsohay, aui ji-oi garde olr and various isseftil articles. To lie viewed tin Wednesday; ctlge had on the prelli ses;- also at thte Spe,ncer Arms, l-laiuwvell-eth Beaumnt Arms, Sshepbc;rd'q Bush: KigsArmts, Knlghtsbrldge; and of the auctioneers, 27, Norton- ttres_t, Marylebionc. Advantageous Investnmeiit, Caynbricdtesbire.-By !Mr. L. COOKE, atthei Mk aart, on, Thursday, Jufly 8, at 12, in two lots, A aluable and very eligible Freehold and p art Lease- hold EstaLte, situate at Matney or Manes, in the Islc of Ely, In the counlty of Canmbridge, comipristing a respectable farmhouse, plea- santly situate upoli an eminence, commanding extensive and pie- turesqlue viewvs ouver a fertile country, with requisite outbuildingsi anid upwards of 320 acres of capital land. To be viewed by applying to the tenant. r.inrelpind. Printed particulars and planismay belhad at theGeorgetrinn,Chatteris; Griffin, March; ltosea,d Crowrn. Wis- beidi; Duke's Head, Lynni; Red Lion, Boston, Lamb, Ely; Hoop, CamrbrIdge; Crowuui, St. Ives; Founrtain. Huntingdon. of Thomas Wilson. esqf 12. 'Mointngu-strcet, Portman.square; at the A uction- miart; and oflr. L.Coouke, 69.Great Russell-street,Bl1oonmslmury-square. Libra;-y iuf Books, Pietures, fine old Chifna, Houisehold Furniture, large Glasses, &c.-By Mlr. FAREBRtOTHEII. on the Premises. 31, RSutunerset-street, Porurtan.squar-e, oni Monday, July S1. and follow- ing day, at Ii1, bydireetlin of the Exectutor and Executrix of the late Duiwac!er Couintess; of Loiisdale. HEHouselioldl Furniture comprises 4-post, French, T t'e'nrt, and other bedsteads, drawing room anid dinhuii parl.uur fur- nitlire. 4 large glasses of thie followivnig dimiensions:-60 in. by 47 In., 64 ini. by SO Iii., anjd 49 in. by, 31 ii;., fine old Dresden and other c-hina, a few piietures byv Vanderveldit. Rathhone, Both, Caillender, and otlhers. Thelibaryofhoos cnuriss Mlle'sGarene'sDictionatry; Thourii- tpns Pilooph ofBoany Gwllin'eDisayof Heraldry; Kirby's Archtectre;HiucclopdlaBritnnic; togarteb's Analysis' of Beauy; ietonnare RisoireNatrele; ay's History of Birds; Chalerss Sakeoar. 10vol.; eauontand Fletcher, 10 vole.; Curts's otancal agaIne,311 ole. Bel's ritish Theliatre, I10R vole. &c.Tole vewe onSatrda prcedngthe sale; catalogues had on thepreise; ad a Mr Faebrthe'soffices, 6, Weltington-street, !Strand Ex_cellent Furniture, housie Fixtures, Pianoforte.3Mangle, and nunier ous other Effects, rersoved from Dalaton, and ?Sutton-place, Haekney.-Ry Mr. J. NIUSGROVE, at his Atction Room, in Church- street, on h?Vcdiiesda 3June3O, and f-3llowIng day, atl'2, 1EN U N E aTi modlern 'Effects ; comprising eleganit CX bedsteads slid hangings, coach-top, four-posa, and servants'ditto, bordredgoie-fethebed, har ad wol niattresses and bedding, seveal inge ad dubl ecs o moeenauld chintz window cuirtains, superor cbine furiturs, iclud ng i odern sideboard, four sets and te carpets, hiearth rugs, elegantfedranfreiosbsn stnds, bdtep.s. pier and dressinglse,cabrcar,forcoh very good kice untr,kiisadfok,tarysndwte, two kitchen rne,fur register stoves, pantheoinadrmoddto coppers, Iron pocaarbts, aks. bells, blinds, fireo,anvriu other itemps.Ontescd day will be sold a Chaise and Carm On view to-morrow and lirnin of sale;- cataogues of Mr. J. Miusgrove, Hackney, aLnd 161, Shireditch Bryaniston-siquare, niear Hs'de-park. - The noble Mansion, Offices, and . tabling, late the property amid residence of threMarquis of O)rmond dleceased. - By Mr. RAINV, on the Prenmises, tin Thursday, July 8, at 2 rcisely,tunless previously diSrosed of by Priv%te Contract. wtimmedIate possession, and the option of taking tCue elegant furniture at aL far valuation, rpHE verY spacious and capital Mansion, erected within T afew yeasin, aisd eon;yleted by theiLate nuible possessor for hisown residene, without regara to expense, most desirably~ situate, on the east side of Bryanston-square, and wvithin a fewl minuites' walk of Hydle-park. 'i'he premlises are leasehold, for a term of 90 years,a snmall ground rent, alid comprise suits of wvell prorportioned part-rl ments on each floor, at newvly built library, stone hall. anid twvo staircases, en ampltude of dormestic offices, stabling, coachhouses. and every appurtenatruce suited to the establishmenit of a person of consequence. To be viewved till the sale by tickets, which withi priiited particulars may be had of Mr. Rainy7, 8, Bdrkeley-squ.-re ; particutlars also of Messrs.- Alliston and Husidleby, solicitors, Freeman's-court, Cornisill',tat the Auction Mtart; anid ott the premisest. Mfo rdenSuriey-Genteel Houxsehold Fairssitnre, handsome Wardrobe. an uptigh;ttrand Pianoforte, eleganrt French Timepiece, capital dlouble barrel Guin, vers' fine Engravings and Paintings. Books, Plate, Linen, rich Cut Glass, Chinat, patent Mangle. Muich Cow. poultry. Rilu k of flay, and Effects.-By3 Mr. COCKF,REiLL, on the Premises, Morden-house,near the Crown inn ibeyond the nine- mille 2tone), Morden, Surrey,'To-morrowli, June 29, aind following day, at 12, withoUt the least reserve, by order of WV. Vernon, camp. rP HE Furniture comprises hauidsoine lofty mahogany A.- and japanncd 4-post and otheC bedsteads, wlth chintz, morren, and dimity furnitures, prinyie seasoned goose feathler beds, mattresses aLnd good bedding, handsome mahoganry winged wvardrobe, chests, of drawvers,dressing stands, chev.al and dresslng glas9ses, mnahogany dining, pem'ofoke and other. tables, sets of mxhtgany andjunpannied ebairs,Ore. cia coch,set ofmodern drawring and dining room curtains, noble chimey ad pir gasses, brilliant toined upright grand pianoforte, by Broawood in oedwodcase, guii tar. eleganit 5 day French timnepiece. capial oube ad single barrel guns, curiouss model Of aL Man of war Brsses ad oher ca?Fpets, fenders and fire Irons, elegant chinat, ric ct las, lae,table and bed linen, good kitchen furniture, Oxeihai'scatur angle,. done mucah cow', Roultry, small rick of hay garden andiYen ig ncyaents, and other efteets. Mdaybe viewed 2 dysprir o rsegae (Sundav exeePted) anld caa~log s had on the preise; a th Sian' Lethehsd-, Hatre and Hounds, exhill. Buck's He;m. Ilitham Grahfmisd Sutollf the Lord Nelson Inn, Cbeam;. tkeMte n h haeef Tootling; Horns. Kennliigton; and ofteacine,09 Blcm n-sret, Soulthwark. fflampsbire._-Capitl ~Family Residence,. with superior Kta,,b1lug and sflost excellent offices,surrounded by 10O Acres of Park-like Mleadowv, Arable, asiid Coppice Land, des!rably situate, upon the skirts of a. sheltered aird pictureAque Villare, only I mile north of the great Souithampton and Exeter road, and 33 miles from London. near several famous packs of housnds.-By Mr. DANIEL S-MITHT, at the M1art, To-morrow, June 291, at 12, in 1 lot, by order of the Pro- Drietoti wvith Possesision. X TATELY-HOUSE and ESTATE, comnp rising avery JLsubstantial, let(dsdome, and commodious mansalon, containing severatl comfortable bedroomse and dressing rooms, and am pIc dor- mitoiries for servants; a handsome ball; modern lofty, dVawrng room, 31 feet by 20; eating room, 28 feet by, 19; library, 26 feet hi'16; gentleman's rosin, and most excellent and coimplete ofFices 01' every' descriptlotia ; capital sutrbling: for 12 horses, farm buildings, extensive %Wajied garden, pleasure grounds, bath acid greenhouse, ornamental sheets of water, and a beautifuil lawn, openingte a park- Ilike eniclosure of about 87 acres, (part of the 10o acres; surrounding the mainsion,) through which Is- the carriage approac,stdewihin thriving timier trees and plan'tations, and divided by a sunk fence fromn anl open picturesquie commnonl, alfording ass appearance of v'ery extenisIve ~rroiinds, bounded by a grand range of wooded hills. The estate is emilef% copyhold of iuheritasice, exonerated of land ta%, and pairtly.free oft mthes4, possessding also the gre'at local aidvantgsor church negr, fine spfrings of water, capital roads, asid an excellent neighbouirli dod, on y 3 miles fromr. Hartfordbridge, 4 from the Mili. tary College,'6 frolic ivokingham, and 12 from Farnham arld Reading. The enstte ca n be VIeW'ed only 'with tickets, which with particuttars many be bad of Daniel Smithr and Stun, surveyors kmmd laisid agents, Windsor, and Bishopsgateehatchyalrd, London. Particulars matyalso be had of-W. Uakepeace, esq. solicitor. Serle-street, Lincoln's-inn; and [at the chief Inns in the neighbourhoYod, Wanstead House, Esex.-Second Sale, which wil comprise toe Grand Corinthian Portlco, fine StatuaryMarble Clilmneypisces, and Effects. R. W. W. SIMPSON (of 24, Bucklersbury) will Ml "have the lionotea of offering for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION. by order of the ProprIetor, on the Premises, To-morrowe, June 29, and twvo followvIng davs, In lots, tor the convenience of purchasers, each day s sale to commence at 12 o'clock, a considerable p;trt of the valua- ble BUILDING MATIRRIALS of the above costly and magnificent manision, emprlslng a truly.designed Cor4nthian stone portico, wbiih consists of eight Corintlian columns, 3 feet 3 incises diameter, with superb capn1bl.supporting agran4pediment, with finely carved modil. lous, ausd other beautiful enrichments, and which, for architectural narnificence and elegance, which combines a peeulnar chastesiess of des gn, this colontade cnnuot be surpassed; and it would bentuch indeed tf be deplored, sholild this unrivaled portiso not be erpetuated as a nationial specimen of architectural beauty ind taste In some one of the plublic or private structures notv In progress throughout the kingdom. The east front consists of six Colrinthulan pilasters, wlth superior carved capitals, smurmotuuited by agrand pediment, enridited with a basso rellevo. Also beautiful window arohitraves, with pedi. ment head, and tresses. The Interlor fittings consist of v;ery fine stone and srood frontispieces, a circular headed fronitisplece, with exquisIte carved figures, superbly earved and enriched statuary war. hie and stone chutmneynieces, eight beautiful tonic csilumns, fine Grecian vases, many thouisand feet of pannelling, dado, and wmdnscot' ing, wainscot and other sixpannelled doors, door ismbs, arclitri'ves, base and surbase mouldings, Pt quantity of dne carved and giltstont architraves stout sashes and frames, beautiful Venetian windows, . quantityo'stone blocks, gpod sound bricks, oak and fir timber, It various scantlings, and other useful building materials. Mr. W. W, Simpaon respectfully announces tlhat the third day's sale: (Thursday, July1) vill compstie.tbe grald Corinthian portico, the sixCorjnthiar pilwusters, fine woed and -stqne frontispieces, eIglht lonic columns superbly darved and enriched statuary :marble and stoue chimney pleees, Grecianvases, and 'the w1hole of the marble andcornamenta parts of this trulviatslgnated princely rmarnBion, atId- whch Will .b descrjbsediu eatalogteJ, to b had on the premiscap ,ibdAt tho offce ot Mr. YV. W. S;si6fion, 24, Buucklerabufv, london, audt`ori'v5rded b! unll orn, rPppcatl'i to any part t tPie kluIgdoln. Ai4essrs. 'eRA MPratt and Daldy. of llord. willcontract to deliver the stukt it 6, per ton and the ricks ait 1Os. 6d. per thoupnrtd to any plac,e on the 'rhsmn betweein We5t1tnBtewr aii qwoolwicqb rn9Iudum hq ...i1 t4 h FREEHOLD ?GoicR63E-fI5itnd '-lO.Gllcmnesap .I mises, of the value of 1101. per aunnnm, near ireit--= T leaseho,ld dititoo, am counting to 2001. per annam, undeniably, -ft-a uIton respectable ooet ury oss hru-.lb, Nw enit-road, near Wb' onTerw;1 etbue,Wln, plaee. Hackney-rodnarCle.o " w Pauses, N to I , At hr-ret e orhra tcI, may be had at Cerwyd h AcinMr;ann i.ii Noi ronfalgate, and 3 erssrc. wt adn MICELac -drsr on Wednsdy Ln30 bytrae*f~q Proprietor femovtn i to r'rey. ~~f~entee1 Residence, situate in the prefirabi,e.-par tjja llackcievroa,d. beng Nos , U pper Thurlaw-place. -coUdnnj~4,~ cheerfl b drZ~oms, dmrainigroom, 2pArlour.s,frontandbacsdcheus cetllars, &rcs approached hya-neatforecort. adthasagard-wA34a int behind; is in good repair and fl, for th Imediate reception- o$- re4SPCetble family;: hel' d for .19 years trom Midsummer Intants>-at,, g,round rentof 251. ueramnnu. Particulars may be had'on.theWpe,! mIndes, Wrhich mnavlbe viewed; of Mnfr Crituch, solicitor, Union.cox.srr Broad-street; Pt Garrawvay's; Auction Mart; and ofikr. Mijtchell, Nortonfal7ate, and 23,Neweaite,streer. --: *,' Lease of capitaxl BjL'dness Premises, corner of IAm bardan-Gce ehurch streets, City.-ItylMr. GIBBONS, at G=away's,.To gr- June 29, at ll,by dIrection ofthie Proprietor, rlI HE valuable Lease of .a very desirable .subqantial: ~brick built DweUllng and Shop, wit1k handsome double front,;hIe cornzer of Lombard-street end Gracechurch-street; has-been 'recently put into complete repair, and is suitable for 7any business; requtLirng pbcivadshow; held for 13 years unexplired, at -a v-erv lo- reAt. TIo be viewed S-aturday and Monday precedinz: partleunfars of Mr Serhing, 34, Brewer-street, Golden-square,i and SMb. Gibbons3,,%eact: lersbury, Cheapside. Furniture, Pedal Harp, Billiard Tal,ol hn, rns;Ptn m Egenuine Hoshl1uriuead7Ee 8,-e Tk.move foaaremansion in Portland-pIEece; coroprising2~. glasses ,70 incs by3.a hlinuney.giass 60 inches by 56 ands,ger - 56ichs by 3, a2-nh conivex miirror, library bookcase, dra'iviag room suit of CFb.oe sfa,Chairs, anid curtains In silk IL Turkze3 carper 1.9 feet 6 by12fet6 lor`sand Brusselm carpets, dining, sofa,. Card, pembroke, sdiebard tables. 4-post and other bedSteads andl hangings', a larg quani ty ofvery good seasoned bedding, lringLdand other wsardrohbs Chests of drawers, and other chamber furnliture, Oriental and European china, gla,ss, paintings, printst, banks, a Baker's patent masigle, andinumerous other effects. To be vsejjZy Monday next, when catalogues may he had at the room. To Oil1 Mercha~n ts, Whol0esale Grcr,Sainers. Rsg ~-41 n Others.-Ioomy Premises and Fitrs enluding a Steam Einea of 4-horse power, Upper Thames-sret contiguous to the ns6ateiC' side. - Peremptorly by bir. ADAMSO,tt the Auction Mlarg, oa Thursday, July 8, at 12, id 1 lot, ncon3equenecof a d1ssolution of partnership, iALL those capitail and extensiv-e Warehouses of s floora [-F ad countisighouses, whilch In Point Of convenience and ex- tent aaren calculated for a concern ~of Considerable magnlitucle, sad u small dwelling-house adjoining, hield for an unexpired term of 11 years, at only 1051. per annum, situate at the corner, of Breud. street-hill, Upper Thames-street; together with al1 the Valuable fixtures and machinery of every description, including a fottr-lorse power steans engine complete, 3 imills for cleaning riCe, 2 Capltal cranes, jibe,. and Chains. A strong room for books and conusin. iug house furniture. To 'be viewetd till the sale, and particuliars had on the premises, at the Mlart I and of M.-disn 1 i To Tavern, endCoffeebouse-keep`ers,Wine4and ~Sprtecas as, Oher dsirusof eng-aging in a desirble business-with a mo-~ derae cairalBy M. ADIIISN, t the Mart, On Thursday, July8, t 1. unesspreiousy dspoed f by' Private contract, by~ dirctin o th Asigeesto he stae o Sr-T.W.Wise, tarvern anet H1IbenefiialLease, together with the Goodwill of a~j A. ecelentTavrn,Hotel, and Coffeehouse, the Oie ftun, Jar. myn-street, St. Jaess ahose of great celebrity and -resort for gen-. tlemen of the turf TAepremises are admirably adapted anI ~situate for the presentuheo business, and include a capital brick built house, containinig numerous bedroomis and sitting rooms, cozf'eeroom. u private faLmily sitting room and a well placed bar, a 1ight, lofty, and spcoskitcheni and othier requisite domestic offices, excellent ciellar-. n''l.og,ads arched vaults; held lor anL untexpired term of 16 yers, at a pverylow rent. To be viewed till the sale, and particulars hd on the peies; at the Mart;, and of Mtr. Adniason, II. Billiter-square, - By M. MSHAd, n te Prmisi, o. 06,Gloeester-plave,Porturan Square, on Wdesda next, the 30th Inst at 12 precisely, the pro,. perty of a Nobleman, A LL the genuine HouLsehold Furniture and elegant FLL'ffects, glass, atnd china;- together writhi a cellar of chic&6 old wines, wvhieh nave been carefull- selected from the beat vincages, ecr- sisting of Sherry, Hlock, Claret, TIin de Grave, Frontiniae, Constantia, and Hermitage, Mtay be-viewed to-morrow and morning of sule,whben catalogues may be had (in the premises, and of SI1 5.lShane 322Fly place, Portlanid-place, The xvines to be tasted thie day of sale. Fly Slsury-whaf Slsbury-street, Setrand, TFilS DAY, at 12, IV Thousn Desals, comrilsing 700 1-1---eiet dIry EL'Gefie deals, 700 12 and 13 feet Chrfstiana and Norwvay deals and batn,200 15 to 21 feet Mensel and Rligs plasiks, 1.400 10 to IO feet dry pine deals and planks and battens, 700 spruce ditto. 950 spruce ends, 300 dry cut boa-rds and battens, 30 loads of pine timber, 120.put- logs, 2,800 beech quiarters, 3 loads of beeeh plank-, ad 3 loadIs Of elM boards. The whole is the stock of a mnerchant removing. The lease of the wharf is to be disposed of. May be viewed;. ea alngules at the Ange, Iiingon;Elehant and Castle. Newsington-butts; WVhite Lion, -Paddlngton: and of Laxton and Nichoills, Holborn-bars. dent-eel Furniture, Mtusical Clock-, Gold Snuff-boxes, Silver Watch, Bronzes, Paintings, Prints, a fewv Bociks,Fixtiires,sre Goswell-street- roaxd.-By W7. DAVIES and SON, on thie Premises, 27, Alfrad.place, Gosweli-street-roiad, on WVednesday, Jutne 30, at 11, AILL the Household Furnituire antd other -EI cis, 4con- "I.slting of several four-post and coachi-top bedsteads and furnii- tures, featherbedssamd bedding. mnahogany doutble and single chests ot drawers;, a set of mahogany d oming tables, sidebmoard, sofa, card, and pemboketabls, sahoanyand apaned chairs, -Grecian couch, sofa,chimey ad pir glsses winow crtainis, carpets, a Botany- bay roo bokcae, xcelentstoes,ranes,coppers, kitclien requi- sits, c. ay e vewe tomorow.Catlogeshad on the rea- mic;;andofW. aves ndSon actoneers Gitpur-streer. Pictres.By M. SANLE, athis oons, 21, Old Bond-.street,To-. morrow,Jne9 at 12 preciey without reserve, Valuable ColcinOf 150 Itlan, Flemish, and ADutch Pictures, the geninne property of a Gesitlemaan, among whic ar exmple ofthealloingmasers, wicah others; lately im- partd iom he ontient an neer efore sold in London .-snto. usiadi .leaina Corggi, Baoceo,D. Calvart, Luilni. Cerecel, Claue, oyp,A. andeeld, Vadereer, Teniiies, Vani Balen, Jan Sten, emband, Cnalrti an etersof distinction: the whole of hic sre irete toliesad wthut reserve, May be Tiewed, A capital Leasehold Dwelling-houise with Garden, &c. sitRate,NO. 8, Marlborough-place. Kennington-road, Surrey, near the liorasi Ta- vern.-.By Mr. J.CULL,INGFORtD (Ilate Nashl, B3atterbee, and Calling- ford). at Garraway's, on Thursday, July 1, atll,- VP H unxpirel erm of 2 yers,at a very low Vround. ren, Te pemies re n god epar,and delijthtfullysituated, possseig eeryconenincefora rspetable family. anddit for im- medite ossssio, My b vieed;andparticulaLrs had-on the pre- miss; t te Hrnstavrn,Kcningon;ltockingbamn Arias, New Kentroa; a Gsrawhy's andof he uctoneer, 15, Leather-lalt,;, By Mtr. SOTHEBY. at his Hiouge, No, 3, Wellington-street, Strzand, on Tuesday July 6, and 14 followin.1days (gundatys exee.tedi, A Most chic aRd valuable Col ection o-f Greek-, Roman, 1LX English, and Foreign Coins and Miedals, in gold, silver, and. copper, the property of a late highlv respected and eminenit collector; including the fine Syri.Cusan medallion; a most choicezdrles-ofsJireck cities end kings; the famous4 petition crown, byvThomias Simon.; ha- mage's and Blondeau's patterns; a very fine collection of medals by- those celebrated artists Abraksaso, ard ThomasSinmomis, Stephens or Holland, the Rtoettiers, Hedlinger, &c. Amori- the -coins wvill be found that interesting piece the Oxford crown of Charles I. wiith a view of the city under the horse; also the Oxcford penuvof Charles 1. and a-most Interesting collection of siezessnd other local Coins, -truc], duxring the troubles of that unfortdinate Monarch; toget-her with maniy others of the greatest rarity anid interesr, To be viewed, and. cataogues had at the place of sale, To Leather-sellers. Carriers, Shoemakes Poktbo-.krs Byvhit-, SOUTHEV, oni the Premises, Csl-tet ecse-qae T~HIS DAY, Juine28, at 11, by order of theTrtesfothBnet of thie Creditofs, LL the Stock in Trade, Hoiisebold Fr itture, &c. A of a leather-seller; com riing four-poet and onier bedsteads and furnitures, feather beds, Nsedding, chests of drawers, Carpets, vers andouther,I1 leath rerbean,adsclshoeanshpkur ad Coweross, West Smithfield.-To Stiverasnitits. Wacecmmak-ers, Jew~el- lers, Iron and Tiss-olate WVorkers. Braziers, Coppersmiths, and the Trade in general; the Stock In Trade of a Tool Mailufaenturer.-By Mr. WM',. CLARK. on the Premises, 39, Cowcross-strect, West Smithfield, by order of the Executors of Mr. Wood deceased, ont (1 O PRISNG captal atc-cap-mak-er's Engne stew, T be vIewed oneda preceig and morning of sale, when catalouesmay be haLd oni te prms, and of the auctioneer, oppon. site the Anugel, Islington. N. B. The premises are to be let, with un- mediate posseesion. To Carmen. Scavengers, and otners.-Twenty Porce~, Fifteen Carts, Timber, Carriage, Waggons, Water Carte, Chaise, Harness for B& Horses, a Sow, 3 Goats, a few tLot of Furnilture, Fixtures,. and. Effects.-By HARWOODI and HAINES, on the Premises, No. 3, l-iolwell-street, opposite the Grosvenor Armns, near the Rom-seferry- roadl, Westminster,; on Friday, JulY 2, aLt 12, by dirtection of the Sheriff ofMilddlesex Tp H-E valuable Stock of' Horses and Cartsi, comprising 19 ILdraught heorses. a chaise ditto. 6-inch shed-wheel, timber car- riage, 15 strong ~~carts, a wsgn2wte at, a case, harness for upwars of 0 hoses, quatity f thber, In fellers, ispokes, shalfts, and lank, ablacsmih's orge anil ad tols, old iron, horse shoes cor bns,pup, e,Th funiurean fituesInclude the uMis desripionofartcle, itcen ane, tovs,and miscellaneous effcts Ma bevieed n Tursay;eatliiueson the premises; of M. Kigh, sligtor Keningon;fia In, SithIEl; and of Eligile and c-ompaut Freehold and Copyhold Property, Laud-tax r- deemned, Langley Marish, Biueis.-By SIr. SEDGWIVICK, at t eVbte Horse Inn. Uxbridge. MSiddlesex, onT-huraday, JulY i, at 2, in 4 lots, ELIGIIBLE FreeholdI and (small part) Copyhold Estates, no-t de.sirably situate, inthe parishof Langley idari9b. In rih ad bastifsl artof he ruty of Bucks, mifles fromr Slough, 4 from WVindsor and Ulxbridge, and 1S from Londn Lo1 comprises a Substantial and convenient newrly erected Frelhold Dwelling-houise, placed at an agreable distace from the read, with stabling for S horses', and loft Over, chaLisehouise, 2 large baWs, catrt- lodge, granary, aLnd every suitable outoffice. the whole int good repair, and well supplied with irater, Warm yard, excellent garden walled to, a cons,iderable ex,tent,andisundry enclosuresof exeeol aricin mhea do w aRd arable laind, containing togerberupfl'Sds of4arssi h occupation of mrm Hianwvell, who has notice to quit at,.iheus neXt. Lot 2. A Capital. and extensive mnarket garden. welfr= Jtor iJ with'tbhfnest fruit trees infoil bearing, and In the hgetpx tionjle richly enclosed meadowv ndoining,mrnd a conivein welh i house witth barn. eartahed, and other outoffices, let On It"',to ?Mr- Robert Rubey. at the low rent of 60guineas per anum. .Ot S. A brick-built Cottage, nearly new, wrlth bakehouse, stable 'carthodse, and large gardern. let on lease to wir. James Hawk!ns, at the-low rent of l0l,perannum. Lot 4. The Land Tax payable out of an estate, Mtuate at angiey.xrish, belonging to%V. Nash, esq. amounting to 81.Ss. per annum, Maybev7ewedT4days prior ,t e5aleb'NYply- ing lthe respective tenants, of wvhom-descriptive particulars. witI plans-nmexed, may be lied: a7soat the Crown, Slouglx; ViilteliLrt. WInlldsor; hush. Sttaines Sun,Mlaidanhesd. Auctvtl-.W&rt, London; p lace of sale; of Messrs. RIches and Voodbridge, sclieltors, Uxbridgem Middlesex; an d of Mrt. Sedgnlck, land aud timber surveyor--and estate agent, Riclemerswvortb, Herts. -- The Last Grafnd'Sale oftheStocrofChina anud nartbenwareof Miessrs, -GandC.Mason, the Proprietors, at 1l,Albamarle-street, lPecadilly. - . E H rensainder-of this sumptuous Stock- ill- be gSUb. mTittedMtothe PublicTHTIS DAN, June2g8,ardfeolowingdasys by,. r.-FRANCIS DE AZENMBEIGiin a genuine and iureserved s5e, on the PreiSses, at-11.-Albemarl'estrest, previous to theacrn4c of the house; oa his omrasion the artcles of utility have been eartfefll%'-Xrea vised anld ieurately mnatened, asd' such addiUona have beecl'loede- from tbe mankfactory at Lane Delph, Staffordshire, as torender th_ui partof the stock the most eomuplete offered to' thepublic sI "snrjbtho ailta5oftheprroperty. -The ornamentail department hlas l'een ca. -fullv examlned. and allZdoubtful specimens -with other st6iL' t,peId forinportatiol; it. costplns fine drsawing room and-.-vestlhbWev'sSes. pot pournies, pastD]e-butnJers. fineaioveraD.d sent jars,di4i5ilcou5isW globes, Italian urns, zc. - delicat dImnlnutiv*Caimc?5finetth; f ier cable and mantelpee,c anti ixtly bagatelles faor te in*t*A toilet, the whole finIshed in the first atyle of w-ork ',nW1Ii l au-Y5thoua regardto expense.TheuFefulstockecamptisesAnpatentfhiu. and earthenware, a nutnber of irellie sect6d tAble-bd As8ert abiea5 varying in quality frn [printed to tbemlDost costly-patters tihais be manufactured: attic servites of antique forras a-delmgdt,ya,; teens, embracing everyn mrtscle-of -utill for the-bedchamber,u(. dressngbroos,curlous jusof YariOUs armrs and ilzesb 6eer -nx eswand breakfasst e2uipsgts, lots of plated, dishes,- baI,-lagdi4ithe, I vegetable dishts, e.with'a, uantity of crea cloureIWn re and panls for tise'use of kitchen, e. being -an excellentoppovrtRflt sto : famillenheavinig-toWna t9 -etjlu5 their coauntr aeats )kJtb -Alsqabla as.. . 'ortmeRteeaoelderably under h v)nt2ol-esaie prleesr ?syM bevhi&ig th e dky prbvioil'ab$d lilofligbfSalc- # ieo15ins, d .atlIfor2o'cIlitlt. ' - - r i---- --,-- SALES BY AUCTION.