Sales By Auction.
Housebold . Fsrnltare, imall collectilon of Paintings, old China, auid affeett .-Flh-street-hlll.-~By.J. J. flOP WOOD..on the Promises, -21, .Fish-strect-hiU, THIS DAY, Xareh 23, at 11 for 12 o'clocR. 'r'HE. Furiiture comprises tent bedsteads and furni- J tura. featherbedo .ind bedding, mahogany chests or' drawers, dining carke tables, cellejet sideboard, mabhgany franiedsofa, setof mabogany -chairs, kitchen utensils, and eftects: alsb a small collection of pictures by esteemed nasters, a few lots of old clina, akld-otker articles, Nay be viewed the day preceding and nudrrij.og bf red: catalogues had of J. J. Hopwvood, aucttIoneer and surveyor,: S Innda lIn, Chancerylane. Furniture, lihen Prints, and Effects, Great Winchester.street._lSy hi. Br.1RTON1, on the Premises, 2., Great Winlehesttr.streat, Broad- street, THIS DAY, atll,byorder of thC Proprietor, :THE excellent Household F'urlliture and Effiects,. com- JLprlslagc 4-post and tent bedsteads, 'bedding, drawers*, -dressing stsnde and prlsnx Sttf eletile0ndt'cOsewvobod drawlng robin cdkirs and sofa, macwood card and sofa tables, dining parleur chaire, set of pa- tent dining tables, pedestal dideboard, Bussels and other carpets, a large Indts matting, fenders and dre-irons, countlnghouee desk and bookesaso,and mlecell&neous articles. To be viewed this day and mornling Or eale, . vh cn catalogsses may be had on the premises; and of M(r. Buxton, 2.5, Buekierabury. 9&at India I gdelrL..41y Mr. IIOiMART, ait the Mart, THIS DAY, MarCh1 23, at 12., without reiserve, LIGHTY-FIVE Dozeni* of fin6 Eaist fIndii AMdefrat, Eli Prehitsed In 18915 tinder the most.favourable circurmstances, an'Wil Ile permitted to the purcha3ers -froms a-priv-ate tellar hi thu cltY.- -Also aPipe of oAd, a Nia lMadelia, lying in theLondonDO-CkL ~CaWaoues.at the Midt; and of 'l. Hgd..., 62, Old grobd.street, ItOYal ebange; Modern late, nd bdatifui Frechb -Engravings.zfy -Mr. HO -GART., -atthe Mtkrt, THIS DAY, March 23, at 12, ASmall Sideboar(1 of excellent modern- Plate and-Plated j,A_articles, comprising ari eltiprtttea urn, - tea asd cof*e plots,a teacadie talestn dtssrt ars id poo;,soup 4damelde an egg staild, liqueur and othei frames, with cut glsasses, tea tray naik walters, decanter stands, candllesticks and brane es, &e. also, a col- leciomoffne rtchenerarings, by esteemed masters, recently con- signed from Parls 'po heviesred onie 'day previ.ous to the sale, and catalogues had at the Mart; and of MIr.Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-strett, Royakl Exchange. Caia bn xesv ienss akln,wt earlY -p.,sesslon, To be LET, g,n Les,fratr fiYeats, to the hgheat Bidder ofran AnniRnilb.1 . 1OGAT in the Sale Room upon the Premises, on Tlsts ,Arl1,a 12. r HOSE ver copeead:uerior. built Premises, in tone of the fIrs ittonfrbuiess, No. 48, Mark-line, con- Itin. xg of a Stacko susata slkbilt bonding warehouses, of six floors, exclusieoftebemr; each about s& feet square, strongly timbered,ndealoay -weIght ot goods; at light pale room, about 331fe og xeln eountinghouseo, aLnd 3pacious yard encelosed byfodngtesas,a capital fanaflyr~sldence, con- tain ing numierousbdame, dining and drawIng.rooions, breakfast rarlour, paved hain ton staircase, and sultablg domestic offices: et to Messrs. CooperanSptt he terancy expires on the 25th March, 1824. To be vi dycrs btweerithehloursof 10 nd 4, Which ith prti~uars ma he hd ofir. H-oggart, 62, Old, Broad- stret, Ryal xchage. artiislas alo at the Miart. Stonhm...- Mr HOGART, t th Mar, onFridy, April 30; A Verycompat and valuable Freehold andI small part e,equatl in value to freehold.sltuate in the parishes of LttleStonam ad Mlck6ieId, at thie 31-mile stone from Norwich, conistng f to ecelentArable and Dairy Farms, called The Your Elmns, contanngtogte 254a. 2r. 35p. of superior arable and rich pasture and medw ad subdivided as follows: orne farm coxtains 165 acres, wvith aroomy~ frhouse and offices, gaideniland orchard, In a pleasant stituationi, and near to the highi road, in tire occupation of Mr. Creasy; a responisible and good tenant, at a corn rent equal to 2471-'per ainumt; thieotber farn, wIth afarynhouseutnd tuildings and 9Oacres of riob land, is let to Mr. Calthorpe, at. 1601, per aLnnumn. The estatte Is mnoderattly assesseLl as to poor rates, situated in an IncorDorated hundred, 12 miles f:omn 'pswich, 3 from Debeuham, and o'nly 6 from the naLvigaLtion at Stow.market. forming altogether a meat desirable investmnentln good land, The estatermay be viewed by, leave of the tenlants, and particulars haLd at the IVliit'e Hart lini,, Schole;, the Magpie, Stonham;1 the Crown and Anchor, tpswlch; at the Norfolk ifotel, Norwich: at the Mart; and of Mir. Heggart, Old Broad-street, Iloval Exchange, London. ifavrypitrequ asdfrtlepatof the cuty andadpe forreldnce,iy r. OGAtT,at theMat on FridayApi A Mot dsiral'eFreeoldProerty, contiguous to the LL baks ofthe iver Orwell, about 1 mile from the rural village of Holroo, ad aout4 mIlest from Ipswich, inl the parish of Preston and yin beweenthepreerves, parka, and deroesnie of Worsteel Lodg, ina mst ecellnt elgbi,ourhood, and approached b~- good road. Te frm I caledPotAsh, and cointains about 1.33 acrez of su- perior land, yieldin,inms seasons, prodigionscrops oflbarlec ,wheat, aind turnips. The lad f afiie siaridy loam. healthy, and 'ry. The estate is beautiful]5 staefr the erectioni of a villa, In a goo.4 part of the county for society, and frs also an excellent Investmient, A neat farmhouse or eottaFe resideirce, newr built barn, and outbulldings;. now In the oeccupation of Mr. Jacobs. jun. wrhose term will expire at Michaelmas, 1824. Maty be viewed iby leave of the tentant, sad paLrti- culars had at thet Crown and Anlebor, Ipswich . the Cups, Colchester; the Packet, Mamringtzce' of Mr. Rtansoni, s4licitor, Stowmirkett at the Ma%Trt; and ofllr. Hioggart, 62, Old Broad-Street, RoYal Exchange. FREEHOLD and i TT .ltgESTIATES,Exensive Manor, with valuble inesand uit entsoveronwads f 10OUSES and 1.300ACRESof LAD, a aluabe Advwuon,and aFatrm at THOUSND PONDS pr annm.-ByMr. HGOAR, nt the Mar, o Frda, Aril30 ae12.inlot, b drecionoftke Trus. slid Vstto, mo rin fence, five miles froi5i EaLst Deerharn frmLondon;,tcon. sttngotlrccapitalpsn5cilyeorad from tithes, and con- taiig nth hole 8m.r,lp,ofiean, of%whIch about teL0 acres are ismrich meadow and pasture,andt hemanraruble, with 3 excellent farmi houses,icspacious barns, extenie tI,ng and cattle lodges, anid inumerousni otbutildings, now or laeiiteocption of Messrs. Lock, Peck. and Cord-, N subjec tto leaSes u etaoaigt ONE 'TIhOUSAND TWVO HUNDRED and SIXTY-FIVT OUD per annssni. A v-aluiable FREEHOLD FARM., In the parishes of S;h!pdhani and East Baddenibam, a sthort distance from Let I, anid betwveezin attoni and East Dercham, consisting o1 272a. 2r. I p. of fine 2rable and mieadowi land, lying within a ring fence, w'ith Bailiff's House, Barns, Stabling, and Outbuildings4, let to Mvr. Jos%eph flouebam. wvith Lot 3, at a rent of THlREE H-UNDRZED and FIFT-1Y PtOUNDS per a1nn. A Well built and substantial MODERN ItESIDENCE, near the Church, in the vUlaes of Shlpdhain, with walled Rardeni, stabling, coaclibouse, and Sa. 3r. 27p. of capital latnd. Th. capital and extensive MIANOR of Shlpdham; consisting of aLbout 101 r3messuaes, and 1,305 acres ofscopyholdj lanid, both subjeet to arbitrary fineg upon deathi or lifenation, a'nd a r-oyalty over the3wb'ole parish, containing 4,2n0 acres. -The a,nooint o f these qutit rents and sines uPonl a fair sverave is about TWO HUNDR ED and F-OIITx- POUNDS per2rnnum. The ~ERPEL'UAL ADVOWSON 'aird Next Presenitation of the Hlectory of Shlppdharni consisting of a handsonie parsonage house, rough c-ast and elated, conitaining numerous roonms, eleg-ant dining anud drawinig rooms, offlces of every destription, pleasure and kltcheni gardens, writh ses'erallInclosures of glebe la,rd, of between 40 Faid 50 acres, with the great and small tIthies arIsing from betwreen 3,000 and 4,000 acres, chiefly arabie, The whole of the value of aboult ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED POUNDS per ainunum. Suibject to the life of the piresent incumbent. Mlay he viewred by leave of the respective tenants, and particulars had at the Norfolk hditel, Norwich: at Mrs. Rateliftle's, Thettord: at the George inn, Derebans: the inn at thihpdlram; the Angel inn, Buryl; of Mlessrs. WVyatt, Son, and Utton, Bromne, m:ear Eye: of Messrs. Franek-lini, llewf, anid HePtin. s,tall, solicitors, Lincoln's-inn; of Mlr. iloggart, old Dread-street, Rloyal Exchange, London; and at the Mart. Hagey ark cotaiingogehie abut 20 cre, mst dvantage- oislysitat, narthe vllae ofq Hagdeneyof ajoin Wingsthe trsqide- ceasd, wth c nvenientattached and detached offices, excellent rabtd g ochusee. walled kitchen garden, and abouit 152 acres of rish iabemadw, orchard, and wood ground thereto belongtng. Also a aual 2Fam, 1led Broorney HUI. contalnlne92 acres. And a ver cosatEsaeculled HaKley ParR or the Sheep Walk~,containing 85 acres, prrInc pall pas,ture, w-sth a newly erected stone buill; villa, not yet conipleted, omost delighitfully situate Inl the sabve park, com- nmanding very beautifuAl, rich, and extensive views.-The park is well tinmbered, ornamented, asid sbeltered on twvosides, wvithi a hanidsome lselt plantationi, aiid is capable of being formied into a roost desirable resdene, ogeherwit a arm caledBareanecFarm, near tie dos- lrsdsviira frmlor,e ad urbildngsandsudry other houses tacie, navbe adat heFeahes, edors; otel, Hereford: .Bell. Glocster Plogh, he-reniam a theAnchr, art; a,id of Mfessrs. Drl~r, srveyrs nd lnd aents attheir office. 13, New Bridge- SxaiFor-lght -Chandeliers, elegant rn cut lmse,Chinia, and l~lased Articles.-Iy Messrs. DAWSON and C.AFE, at their spacioua Room.-8 Great Marlborough-street, THiIS DAY, arrd followring day, at 12, "rHE geniuine and eleganit StoCk of Glass andi Chitia, ..comasprising 6 and 4-light chaLndeliers, pedestal lamps, elegant c.ut glass, in decanters, carafts, tuniblers, sitinca,buniter. snd sugaR basins, flinger cups, winec coolers, dessert seorvicess, &c. ; 20 Ironi stoen and bluieariid whilte table service3, dessert and tea setsl, ims, and or- namnental chimra. plated cruet arid liqimeolc frames, candlestick's arid branches. wsaiters. &c. %May be vIewed 2 dayp presvlous to the sale, and catalogues, had. VEniumleooKs,Byf Mr. EVA1NS;. at him, House, No. 93, Pall-m-all, THIS DAY, rHE Library of tke late John. Hull Harris, csq. of j3. camus College, Cambridge: including Morantit Historv of Essex, 2 s'ols. large paper: Hasted's Histsory of Kenit, 4 vols:; Drake's Histtory of'Vork, withi MS. aidditions, by tJie author; Ditgdale's Monastlesni Anglicanum, 3 vo1s. in russia: Shaksipeare's Plays, second edition; SebEe hesaunil Rertim Natriralmum, 4 vole, hils' copy, In tmorocCO: Raplin's Historyvof nglanld, 5 vols.:tBrit-on's Architectural Airttqul- ties~, 4 vol.e.; grncyclopredi Br itannica, 20 rals.; English Chronicles, 10 vols. Irn russia: llearrWsesPublications, 36 VOls.: Besrtites of England aiid Wales, 25 ;-ils.: Cbalniers's Biographical Dictimonary, 32 volsa &c. .Splendid Engravings,Copperplate,,.and Origliral Drawings, aLat Paul.- SaturdAy, April 3, 1824. rpHE magnificent Collectioni of' that sp.lendid SERIES .A_ f ENGniAVINGS, entitled the MIUSEE R, NVAL, formingc two largevolurnies, iir folio, together- with a14 the origiisal drawbigs, cop- prplates, arid letter-press. WVIll rake place aLt PaLris, or; Saturdlay, ttire 3dof April, in coriseqrrerncc of tire death of one of thse proprietors. Every particular respecting the copies of the ilutsee for sale, respect- irg ttireorigisial drawsings, the copperplatcs, arid rasPecting the rrode of Pl pamn,myb br-iidfo essrA. Coliiaglil, Cockspur.ssreetr orM.Ean,13 al-rorll, swhere 4 printed prospectus or the Isarti. culars of ttire sale niay he had, and a copY of the work. may he sees. Comniercala-ru.ad.-A sele~redRefitof ?26 peraiirmumfor 70years. -31' R. PEAKE, at thle )MartIon Thiriurdav, Matcehi25, at 12. wIvthout reserve, A Respectable Leasehold Residencee, No. 7 . Greiiada- 13.place, Coniniercela-road, planned for the accormmodation q a gentee famnily with drawving roomi, dining ronom, breakfast parlour, sieveral eonveistent chambers atud suitable domnestic offices, let to MiNs Aithcine8, an unexceptionable tenant, att arent protducing aL clear In- cense of 261. per aninum, and held for air unexpired term of 70 years from, Lady-day. 1824. To be viewed 4 dave proviours to thlesaxle: ar ticulars rual- be hatd on the rirernisese: also at the Auction Mlart: orf SIr-. Hewitt. solicitor, Tokcrnll4m-yard; and of R. poake, aLucelonver, 68, Miark-limne, and Waltham-abbey, tuilding Ntlatserssls of a Chiapel arid Husadoning, in Chanldler- street, Grosvenor.aqsrare, arid 5 captlSo Carte. - By Mr. GREEN, err the Preniseas, To-niorrow Mac 4, at 12. r-P'HE Materials conlsist of a set of' CoMplete galkiry J_seats, and the pawing of.the body of theichapel, an excellent pulpit, 6circular head windlows, aquantitY of stout timberr, floors. joists, girders, rafters, wainecoting, sashes, chininerpieces, stone pav'ements, lead guttero, panltiles, railingis, presses. psnnuelled and rithier doors, and a large risrantityor souridbrickwsork, the whols of wvhich is to be taken dow:i arid removeA by tire puruhaLser's. 'Po lie viewed, and catalogues had on the promsises: of Messrs. Smith anld Mlalerly. builder's, and of Mir. Green, auetionieer and estate agent, 165, Davies-street, Berkeley-square. ___________________ Cainetis, m-UFcsicl Cok,vileMsicslc, Carneos, large Plates, of Glass, ilureelaitie, an Mls~eelariecras Property. R. OXENRAM resp tfilaisloun,ces, that he it /1 irist-tucted by the Trustees of ItTre lakte Gee. GUllow, esq. to SELL by AUCTION, wuithout the least reserv'e, HI'iS DAN., at lila Spaciouis Rnoins. 353. Oxford-street, the COLLECTION of so"rb OLD CABINETS, Armoires, Conansodes, Encolgi-eurs, and Tablesr,. uromposed of ebony, tortoise3lhell, and iuaraucterle: jesivel caskets, card boxes, and trays; rare specimemns oftkIe Japanrilacquser, scarceeFlo- rentlac and flonran maosaics, pair of niasterly scwiptured statitlary mar- begup;set of fine camneos of thle Ca3sars, mouinted in silver gl ea rTVeLivory trophy, superb miusical and buhl clocks, cliandallers arid candelabra, fine antique bronzes, porcelaine servIces and orna- ments, quantity of carving#, large plates of glass, a 29-inch concaRve mirror, ariid numerous valuable items. May be viewed, and cata- logues had aLt the rocoms. Valulable Leasthol.i Hesixses, Tottenhsns-eerrt-road, Totrenhmm-court, GeorestresUcet, Southamptoni-place.New-read, S dmouth-atreet, Gray s,irrilane,road, and Somers-tovii-l.y M r. WILLOCK, at G,r- raway',THIS DAY, at12. ir, 9lots, byorderof tre Representa- tives f W illians Francis, esq. deceased. XWV Leasehold Houses, Nos. 126 and 127, ill rottel- T hamn-court-road, Ir the occupationi of Mr. Wvarne and Mr. Wad- more: arsothier lHouse, No. 13, irs the Newc-r.ad, rottenhiam-court. in the occupation of Mtr. Harderm; spacisrs Workshops edjoinimrg, in the occupatior; ef Mr. Elliott; a liouse, No. 4, in Palae-nrow, inthe oc. cupatior (if 1Mr. Poulton; a House, and Workshiops itear thereto, in Jolin's-place, In the o,ccupation of Mr. Thortnton: a capital t-otise, Coaclihou3e, and Stable, the corner of Georgo-street, Seuthampton- place, In tire roccuspation of Charles Tarnliam, esq.- an elegantly fnished House, No.4, In Sidmouth-street, Gravys.iin-la,ie-road.lix the occupation of Jobis Ford, esq.: and a neat House, No. fO, Somsers- trown-terrce; altogether at very improvable remit,, amount'ng to ?500 per annum: and the tenants are chiefly on leases, which are nearly expirinlg. To be vierved tiil the sale, wth leave of the tenants; and particulars may be had of Mr. Lanle, solictor. 39, Bedford-row. f Messrs. Glidden a.nd Walton, s,,lieitors, Girdiers'-Gall; at the Ring's Head, Tottenham-court; at Garraways; and oF Sitr. WVilloclr, 2S, Golden-square. _ . . iou 25 Spacious and very valuablu Freehold Premises, extending from Long- acre into Hurt-street, Covent-garden, and a Freehold House. in Hart-street.-1y 51r. WILLOCK, at Garrawar's, THIS DAY, at 12, in 2 lots, by order of the Representatives of iVm. Francis, elsq. deceased, Lot 1. .k Large and valuable Freehold. Estate, most t.t desirably and advantageotusl situate, No. 59, on the south side of Long acre, extending into Hart-street, to wlhich it has a frontage of nearly 70 feet, and for-ierly kaown as the White Hlart Tavern. The preinise: contain very spacious warerooms, workshops, lofts, timber yard, stable, sasw-pit, large open yard and covered yard. for, a great nuuber of *arriages, together wvith a carriage way into Long-acre. and are altogether. and have beei mnany years in the occu- ption of h .r Subbs, coachnnaker, at a net rent of 1751. per annurn. tot 2. A Freehold House, No. 29. in Hart-strmet. the corner of Leg- alley, in the occupation of Al r. Clarke, on lease, at 401. per annum. To be viewed, till t'de sale with leavc of the tenants; asd particulars may be bad of Mr. Lane, solicitor, 3P, Bedford-row; of Messrc. Glldon and Walton solilcitors, Girdler'-htlia Yt Garraway's; and of Mr. WVilock, 25, GolaZen-square. R..r the NC" 1?5t0ftomef-IyF Mr. SlitJTTL!WO1tri4, at the Rae,t oen Wednesday, A-l , tt 12, by order of the As.igneer of Mr. Leasebold Dw llnghI sesituate,adjoiningtesieo 171.L the New' 1'ostofflee, l-. 12, St. Ann's.Iane, St. Milrrtin's-le-grand,, contafning 2 romsus opa each loor, frout and back-shops, Ii; eld oss lexse for 12 Years tinexpfred, it alow rent o-f 26i, yler at;i uni.,M iY be viewed, and 1sartictva~a had 6 days previou3 to the sale oxs :~he yre. snises; of Mde,sss allison Anid'Bloxam, solicitors, 44, Lineo,nlWit,um.. Ad;at the Ma :'aind of Mr.-Shutt;evorth. 27. Poultry,- FreodEstate, Corsnhi[Lt- By Mdr. SHUTTL WOT,a h at, -onWednes4a ,Ari 1ai; AVery valuakleFehl Estate, sitteimdae AIopposite the Royail Exchange, on the Soiuthsdofonhl comprlieing an undivided fourth partor share of a susnta elig houae and promises, let oil lease to'a respectLbletea,atantrt of`300guiloenaper annum. Mlaybe viawetswith laeo h eat and partiCuIars haLd. 10 day.4 prlor to the sale, at theMr;ado r Shuttleworth, 27, Poultry,' Yorksire. By M. SHUTLEWQTH,atthe Mr:t, `on Wednesda.y, Aprl1, aLt I2 n3osbyirconofthjesurvii-Ing Trustee under th Wl of ie. Mttes ecaed "~NE undivie hit'o alf 7Part of and in the W-F followring veubl rehldadC6pyhold Estates, situate near Wakefield and Ponerc, ntecunty of York, viz. :-WhInney Moor Close.4 andAloet,emsiM.ighe17.I. pstut onx the border of th uniera rmHrl,- oWkfed veral Closes andilotetsa ianua,i h rrseltiiiyo Wakefield, compirisn SS2r,6p. with a mesuige or dwelln os called Flanshs'a, iloutblsuldlngs, gairden and ot'chrrd n valuable Farm, tite fe,onring 12-a. Ir. 28p. desirabysuae aLt East Hardwlck,na otfat with a faritr-house adsial agricuiltural buhllj.Th hl in the occupation of respectable .tenants, at rents anmounting to neatrly 3001. per annum. Mlay be viewved writh leave of the tenants, and Particulars had. 14 days previ- osss to the sae, at thie Stalfford Armns, Wakefield; hterl Lion, Por.te. fracrt Angel, Ackworthi; of Mlessrs. Lamb arsd Son, solicitors, Wake- field; of 'Mr. Roe, Temple-liambjers, Fleet-mteet; at the Miart; and ot lir. Shinttlelvorth, 27, Poultry. Valabl FeehldEstte,LitleBrtai.-y MNr. SHUTTLEWVORTH, at thseMart onWdedy pril 7, aLt 12, VeryvalubleFreeodEsse.comprising the newly ercedR esidenice, Rfnr;ndrmises, lately In the occu- pation of Robert Alblorn Cox, esq. aldrmnas, and now In the occupa. tion of Messrs. Barrett anid Cornsy, advantageous ly situate, and ad. joinisag Christes Hiospital, and near the newv postolilce, In Little Bri- tain, let under a repairing lease, for a termd of 50 years from Midsum. mier, 1824, at alow. netrent of 1201. perannum. May be viewred, and particulars had 10 days previous to the sFal, of Miessrs. Dennett, Grae,BAxendale, and Tathsam, sirlicitcrs, King's Arm s-yard; at tth Mar.t; knd at Mr. Shuttleworth, 27, Poultry. Tvwlcl'en 5a-m,1Cari1ng_ross,andH to.BMr iiTT WoTh at the Mart, on Wediresda,Arl7 at 12, i os r HE following-Copyhold adL seold sae,at _ improved Rent's', - v'ir. -A.Copyhold Estate, comprising a dwellJ- lug-house satd premises, opposite the Eight Bells, at Twiekenharn. Art Irnproved Rent of 701. per annurm, secured upon No. 55. S t. Martin's. lane, Charing-cross. Anda LeaseoholdDwelling-houso,No 36, Union- stL-et, Hoxton. In the occupationi of respectable tenants, ait rentTs amounting to 1241. per aqlnmtn. May be viewed with leave of thLe tenants, anzd psrticulars bad 10 days previouis to the sale at the Mtart ; of) Messrs. BouirdIllon and Hewritt, solicitors, B, Bread-street, Cheap- side; and oflMr. Shuttleworth, 27, Poultry. freeSholds in ~thelCityi...ByNlir. ~S1UTTLFWORTH!,at ~theNMart, on Wednesday Ap,ril 21, at 12, in 2 lots, by order of the Executors or~ Josephk Bcalzriey, asq. deceased, 9V O.substanatial Freehiold Dwelling..houser, very' --eligibly situiate, Nos. 3and 4, In Church-court, Cleinent's-late-, Lomabrd.street. let on lease to Messrx. Leadbeater- and Fuller, re- spectable tenants, for terfsa w-hich ivll expire ist 1952 and 1 831, at low net rents amounting to1151. per.s,nnum. May be viewed with leave of the tenants, anid particulars had 10 days previtirrs to the sale astthe Ma3rt; of Messrs; Hall and Thonpspon, solieitors, Salters'-hall; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, 257, Poultry. Valuale FreholdFarm thfreTanPbi ouse,and other Estaes,Wileadn and ctn Mdlesex...By Mr. SHUTTLE. WORTH a the Mrt, on Wde~y April 21, at 12, In lots, by ordeofthe Eecrtors ofJ Joehrdy, csq. deceased. eFreehl Fr, advantageously situate congcen, In the pariszh of WUlleetden, 4 miles anni a halfroTyrrn.0rjpike, P and a half from Harrow, and 8 froux onyof Miiddlesex, comprising 553a. 9p. of rich. grainglan, ~'it agood farm houise, suitable agriertltural buildings, cottgesand ardns,let on lease to Mir. Thomas Philpot, a most re- speLtabe tenant,foa termb of which about 10 years aire unexpired, at arnettrentof'1701. per annum. A Freehold Etstetat Harlesdon-cert aforexaid, comprising the Green Mian, an old established and wellIfre- quented public house, w"Ith staLbles, yard, large gardeis and paddocks of meadow land,,with ani extensive frontage on the high road, cons- prtisng together2a. 2r. Ilp. on a lease for at short term ttnexpired, at an old and very low rear. A Freehold Residence, called For-tune Gate- hiouse, wIvth extensive stable's arid outbuildings, good garden, and ena- closure of meadow laud, a short distance from the grecedlng, let on lease to E, SeUien, es.i. for a term of 'which about 11 years aLre unex- pired,.at alow rentofr431. per annumn. A FreehlndT.Meadowat Church. e;rd, near they vlAge of WVillesden, comprising la. 3r. 1Sp. In the occu- pation of Mr. Evans, a tenant at ;will, at 71. per atnnum. And a Free- hold Inelosl3ire ofi-meadow land, situatenear OldOak-common, in the. parish of Acton, comprisding 7a. Ir. 2p. let on lease to 'Mr. Essex, for a term, of whick about 10 years are uinexpired, at a rent of 221. per anrnum. Ma be viewed, and particulars had 14 days prerious to the slatthe Green Sian, liarlesdon-green; King's Head, Marrow . Goorge.Acton; at the Mart; of Messrs. Hall and Thompson, St Swithl's'n.las and of Mir. Shuttleworth, 27, Poultry. Villersrree.,.Bysr. SQ B and SON, at Garraway's, oni Friday, A Valuabe Freehld iostae ngo situations for ~IL rad: cmprsin .5dwelin-hoses wih sops, No3. 37, 38, 39. 0, nd 1, n th prferblepartot he trad; 2 free public- hoesa,-non b th sins f te Pinc's eadsadthe Gran by Head, andothr pemses ii Bukigh,rn.rret and Villier-stsreet, the whole let o respectble tenans, at lowrents, oni leases which exir In a fe years,when tIe renta may heconsiderably increased.c The premis%es mazy be iwdwt ev fte respective tenants, and ~rlnsted particularhaofMss.Cran Foster, 128, John-street, dorrm;at tiepaeo ae n f Mr. Squibb and Son, savllle-ro;v. Valal eshodPoet,on tirernort sieo "heNwrad, ad- joiingth ltgen'spsr.-y Mr. SQUIBB and SON, at Garraway's, Ver ~ ~ compact brick built Dwelling-house, wth sevatoryand large j~dn pleasantly situate, No. 1, Unin-pace onthenorh sde f te ew-roa,d,adjoining-the Regent's- ~thct52lPatin ofCaptinKater, whose term expires at e etjt I lesehldforanunexpired term of 30 years, from idsumer rTxt, at a groudrn of 131. per annlUmr, and pre- sen ts a most elligible sarpprtunittobldr and othier speculativer personxs, as It possesses a frontage f23fe towards the Neur-road. and is 94 feet ii depth on the western sie The premises may be viewed withileav'eof the tenant, and patclars had there; of Mr. John Hurley, solicitor, Mjill-street, Conui-treet a t the pIlace of sale;- and of Mr. Squibb anid Son, Savl-row. Tavistock-ilquare,.leatReiec,wihCaho_use an-d Stablintg, sad1 a LeAsehola HueIn harlotte-street, Bloomsbury.Hy lr. eosjnn od SN. t. grt'wr559s, .. Tue-day, A ril 6, at. 1.2. In os yodr ofteEeutors of the late Jam5d Villisamson. e,lq. 'pH substantiaybuilt and very ooinplete Lmeasbold _ Residence, N.2Taistock-square, ILate in the occupation of Jamts Williamson, ej deceased, containing 8 excellent bed chaiTn. here. dressi;ig room, wvater clo-ets, 2 handsomne spaciours drawing roomsi commnunicating by folding doors, a large dining room, library, en,trance ball, stone staircase, aLnd convenient offices in; the base- minst; held for an unexpired term of 73 years and a half, at a arounid rent of 421. per annum. Also a coaehbhous and 4-stall stable', with d welling room MEid loft over, In Inner 'i'avistock-osewe; hield fur the like term. ait 81.8,. per annumn. Arid a very neat and conis-nlenirt: leaseholid dwelling.bouse, No. 4, or; the east side itt Char-lotte-street, Bloomsb,ury. in the occupation of Mr. Woolley, at 841. per annuiu held for assx unexpIred term of '27 years. at a ground renit of only 8L per afnnum, Yielding all; iacome of 761. per annumn. The premises can only be vIewed bytickets, to bebhadof Mr.Squibband San, Sarile- rowr, of whom printed particulars may be biad 10 days preceding the &s.1c;Ralso on the respective premises; and At Garraway's. Tko Ch-ymists, Druggists, &e.--Stok Utnl,Friut c cre- street, Portinan-sqtuire. - BYMrMUR L,o the Preie,I . George-treet, Portman-sque, THSD'.a 2, by drcin of' the Adinistratr-ix of MIr.jamsCedcae, HE remaining Stock o Drg,mdcines, &C. thc A.valuiable fittings and utensl opiigso glasses, jars, glssrounds, large mortars. &c. lothnetouhold funrsiture, o,f the uisual dsesription. Msa bevee;erl~e adons tire pre- inilses, and of Mr. Murrell, Skrlnnrsee.iow l. Canine of Dteh ard Fle ishPictures, recenity Iinported from .9rabant.-By Mir. EDWARD FOSTER. at his Great itoom, No. 145, Greek-street, Soho-square, To-morrow, Miarch 24, at 12, ir!thout reserve, A N entire Collection of Pictures, includIing Chri:st's t]L. . Agony In the Garden, Thomias Wyker a Landscape, Adrian Van Stalbanet: a Sea-port, Llnigleback; aL Conversation, Le Due,, Stint George, Evais Vandicrelde; Landscapes by Decker, Teniers. Van Goyne,IHuysmau, and Poussin; Sea Pieces by Peters and Rietcbscoff, Domestic Scenes and Portraits. Slay be viewed the day prior, when caLtaloguesmay be had atM4r.Foster's oillce,14, Greek-streer,S-ohe-square Wyeicls,-~' . lARVEY, on the Premises,. at Wryefields, iseatr each day. n Moniday, March 29, and following day, at 11 A Lbthe legat Hosehod Funitue, gandpiano- s'ic, lrgeflu plte Iran chmne glsess a rigtoniVevellowr Valubleari Exensve Asormen ofricly Cut Gla4s, Eniglish China, andStaforshre are ii Its~suied o rivate families ardothers. -By r. 1. USfIOVE atirisAucionRoom, in Clrurclr-strect, N Assmblae ofElegnt Ct Glass:, in Dessert Ser- A vics, rilldishs.stsofecaners.nnblers, 1oblets, and wine lses, crfs grcl' u adsls iobesutifril u ies, pedestal lamps, extesv dinnr,te, nd coffee services of' Englsh china, and a geniera asoten oble and white Stafiord- shire ware. on view on Tues7day andn morning of sale; catalogues of Mir. M usgroi-e, H ack-ney, a nd 1~, ShrIe4reditch. Mr. Dominic Fassatna's Stock, of Blathi and Cheltenhaini --fly 3Mr. WILLIAMIS THIS DAY, Mareh 23, anid followving day, at 12, by directoi onl' the Aesignees,, LL the recovered Property of the said Bankrupt, con- Ilsit1ngtof handsome Frenebchcocks3, mounted In or-rmobu, bronze ormuisnuandfigures, beautiful porcelain savo and Dresden china, a variety of expensive dressing cases, fitted witth sdlver apparaUS, wvork boXell, reticutles, writing desks, eleganit tortolseshell lea eaddiesu numro "usfarsey articles of foreign manufactture, jewellery, etee1.orn,n-. mentst, coral *nd pearl beads, plated articles and cutlery, suttlan;ery. pruey, .fe- Tobe viewed on Mlonday precediner an'dmorning of sale, andle catalogues had, at. tite Mart, and of Nir. Williams. Throg- muorton-strect. ik,Iret Gardeners, S alesmen, and Othere.-Biy Mr.A. CARTE s c csor, to the late r. John P'revtonl, on the Plremises, S3loeAnl'- laneDermndseOil Wedr,eSdaY, April 7, and followviig day, at 10, by Iretio oft~eExecutors of Sir. Thomas Cook deceas_,ed, HE alubleLease of a well-arraniged and extensive. L Garen Grund,with a conrenient DwellIng-housie, situate in Bermonday;also all the Live anrd Dead Stock, consisting ,,f 4 horse. I or-inch-wheel veaggon. 2 market carts, chaise, rind chiaise cart, 2.000 bell and hand glasses, 100 three-light boxes, a quanitity of. valirarsie seeds And planits, about 100 loads of manure, and utmerousi othier effects. IMay be veiewed two days _prior to the sale; cataloge lo be btad opt the premises; and of Mr. A. Carter, aulctioneer, apprasuers and hoUSe agent. 349, Rotherhlthe-treet, corner of Princea.atroot. Crow Fouderyand Iron Works. Rauy-strest, Clerker-well.- ~ HENRY WILSONTegg to annovance, '(hat [II. Hpe DY'S SLE iTeeday Marc 23), at the above Premises, whic wil t~cepat. at 2 ocloc bydirctio ofthetrustees, cuma- prlsasmtlsa. bazies',plae-woker, an beir,rmakrs'tools. m plemnteandutesil ofnumrou decrltio~,r a rap ugl t proeh cases. tanks, ovens, plpes, Dnrneis. ca ost - cooking machine, ajaruge w-rought Iron bobtr for~ a sti ral ton, of bar, pIg, scrap, and'old'iron, dud lnitttimeir,.0,ieohrffcs Sarybe viewaed; catalogues had oQ tie premises, and of MSr. H. Wia.. son. 10, atIon-garden. N. -. To-narrow-^s sSe will comprise cfio furnshIng Srornrongery It ocl;. f ixtrt es and dttlngs of the oG ces, &-c. To Booksellers, Statioucts, Printers, Schoolnmasters, and Others. >,srR. S'TK\VAT begs to anounce to his Friends and Af 1~~~~parinTar tht e shall suba.it to their' notice by Aietion, on Tuesday, 30thnMrch, and following day, at 11 olocbek. at his Sale Roonm l9t, Piccadilly, I most valuable and extensive stock, con5rating of several hundred resis of PAPER, BOOIKS, and STA- TIONE. t. which ill be sold wIthout the least reserve, comrprising cornoen and superfine p ots, .%oolscap, note papers, wove and lird posts. n folio and quarto. large ditto, commnon and fine derny. royal, double crowvns, single and douole foolteaps, ort~Sdes, tissues, drawing papers, coloured posts, marbles, btottiirg, curling papers, browns, small hand. lumlber h and, ml4dle bau d, car tridges, tea arid grocerv papers, blue papers, &c.r -sa varle~tv.of account boks. in varfous eiz6sana rulings, quite rrt. quills. sealing vax, pwentls, &c. To bevewl edw onM onday previous to thesale. wvhenl catalogues wvill be ready for-delivery. Genuine elegant Housebold-Furniture, W VIses, Pictures, chuLrc. ( lass. Plate. Linen, and Effects.-By Mr. CATTY, uori the Prenises, 25, Slsane-street, Knlgitabridte, THIS DAY, Mecrck 23 at ll, orn aceault of thebnDnber of at% by direction oftheAssignee& of Mr. JosePh Crausas, a ihaDkrUpt. ' HE elegaLnt. Futrninire oomprises mahogany fourepost, .. field, tent, and couch beeteads, wilth fringe chintz draperies, seasoned goose feather beds Lul bedding, mahogary fwardrobe rhesta of drawvers, boo1ccasep. anc valsh band standts, glass5e, tab~.es aDd chairs, a set of handsomne ehln ts Frgnelci windowr curtadns wvith con- tinuedl frinted draperes, complete suit of lZsoiidrfisewood chatrsan& sofat en nsut., ecuperls.oo. soft, ood card tables, 2 beautiful pier con. 'roles, chimnev and pier glasses, dining tablOs and chairs, sideboarhd plate and plat&I articles.beautiftil FrehChI eloeke, pietureli by testeelc4 mfaters, books, a tfe doiens of choice wineso tabl and tedr linen French china tesanaud dessertaervic, rock ery, 2lasst . ulpiern ten- sila, and ntimsroos eff ets. ?M be 'viewted, and ebt aideb hde I the zoom6, S0}. Pall-mali, w;id lreat klistende o, bue 0V5 e at SALES BY AUCTION.