Sales By Auction.
LeaaeholdEstitte. Spitsjflelds.-.By Mr. SHUTTLRWORTI!, onMoI3day, Junlg2l, by order of the Comminssioners named in a Commissioniof Barankruptcy awarded anid issued against Mark Grahami, A Leasehold E:state, compirising 25 Dwellinig-houses anad L.Premlses,sItuated No.4, Petticoait-lane, Not,s 1, 2,3.4.5,6,7, 8,_9, Rind 1.0, Newv-court, otherwvise Bramble-couirt, Nos. 8, 9, 15, 16, and 17, WVeitwrorth-street, and NOs1. i, 2,and3, In Cobus'g-court,otbier-. Wrise Deli-lane, all In thei parish of Clhristchurch, Spitaldields, in the coflnty of Mliddlesex, In the occupation of wveekly teRants, a., rents atmounting to per annum 4271. 2s. The eztateis held on lease for a term of wvhich 20 -rears were unexpired at Lady-dany. 1804. subject to a rent of per aninum isot.; net rent 2771. 2s. Also a Policy of Insurance upon the siame Premises, effected wivth the Coulity FIre Office In 1824. for the coum of 2,5661. May, be viewed, and particulars had 6 'lays previoin to the sale of Mlr. Leigh, solicitor, Charl9tte.roir, near t'ie MTansionhouise: and of Mr. Shuttleicortli. 27.1'oultCy. Poultry.-yirst,rate situation for wholesale anid Retail Trade.-By hir. .SHUTTLEWORTH, at the Ma2rt, oni Wednesday. JulY 7, at 12. THTE Lease andi Goodwill of the extensive-and( excelleint RPremises, situate most advanltageously for whlolesale and retail trade, No. 14, In the Pouiltry, and now fin the occupation of Afessrs. Eagle and Co. liatters. Thte premises cornp ritc a conspicuouis donuble frotnted shop, wvith ebuuiitingllouse and other convenienicies. work, shops, &c. on the principal and basement stories, and suitab,le acomn- modation forRanumr.erous famnily on the upper stories. The whole in goo(drepa,ir, and immediate pssession ma.ybe had. Mlay beviewed. and Particulars haLd 101 days previous to thei sale un the premitses; at the 1S1art: aiid of Mr. Shuttleworth, 28 (adjoining St. Mildred's chutrchl, in the Poultry recmove~lfrom 27. Hammersmith.-Gcnuin oshl uriniture. Lnen, ChilS. -Glaqs. Pitures aind Prints, 2001 volumes of Bioks, man miscelianeous Effeetic.-By Mlr. WI!. STEVENS. on thec Premilses, 17. Vlale place, H4ammiersmith, en Fridaty, June25. at 12,- rpHfEgerluine Householil Furniture, consisting of ma- fA homily 4-post anid other bedsteads and furostare, with. goose fether'beds and bedding, mahogany wvardrobe. che-;ts of drawrers. easy chiairs, dressing tables and giasess, maLhogany card, sofa, break- fast an pcshrkc ables, Birussels and Kidderminitster carpets, hearth rug, bassandstel fndes, ecrtare. bookcase, table and bed line, chna inne anddesert ervies,cut glass. pictuires and prin ts. libaryof ook, 8daydil, n ion hes, grdn roller, and numie- rouseffcts.Maybe iewe on da preiou tothe sale, and cata- Yaluaile Freeholdn adLeasehlnd Property'.- Mr. CHRE DVS at Garraway's, ~on Tues.da-y, June22y, atI. i'n 2 lRotis.S-'" Lot 1. AN excellent brick built Freeholdl Dwielling- tLhouise. situate No. 8. Little Quieen-street, near Storey's. gatte, Wvestminster. Lot 2. The valtlable lease of a holuse writh cons- manding shop. No. 486, in the- iost preferable part of the Strand, opposite Northumberland.house, for an unexpired termn of IS years silid three.quarters, at aL low rent. May be viewed with leatte of the tenants; particulars on thep)remiRes;, at the place of sale; and of the auictioneer. 486, Strand, near St.1,Martin's-lane. FTour BondIAfor ?s..400, bearing Intercsr.-Iiy Sir. CHtRLES DAVIS, at rarraw.sy's, oil Tueda.June 22, at I. in 4 lots, (iONSISTING of a Bn for ?3,000, bearing interest %- 4ince 1822, secured by judgment fin the Coutrt of Kins's Bench; also three several Bonds, each In the Penalty of 1,6001. foir securing the payment by the obliger to the nbligee of the sumi of 8001. each, oni the decease of the obliger's uncle. nowv in the Bed ygar of his age. Parti- culars and conditions of Mr. Dickinson, solicitor, 13, Finch-lane, Corn. hill, at the place of sale; and of the auctioneer, 436, Strand, oplio- sits Northumberland.hsuse Pinilico.- Genteel Househbold Fur~nit7ure, Llinen, a fewv line old Paint- ings and Enigravings, old China, Glass, 1'owlingpiecc, Pianoforte. anld Effects, - By M6r. BOOTH, oni the Premises, I, Kenip's-ross, Ehury.squlare, Pimlico, near the Union Tavern, on T~uesdny, Junie 22,. at 11, A LL tile -genuine Household Furniture aid( Effects -of E.a gentleman declining housekeeping; c.mprising the usual assortment of bed and dining room furnitute, finie toneda pianoforte illnea maogay cse,some very valuafble paintings by old masters, scare egravngsfraed and glazed, kitcheni and bre*~ery uitenisils, botle ack an nuerous effects. The whiole ma,ybevilewe;dthe day the prmisesand o Mr. ooth, auctionieer anid appraiser, 5, Cole- man-street, near Lono-al PlaitowHouehol Funitre,Plate. Linen, and Effectsa-By PARRE, SO, andELLITT, n the Premises, Balsam-street, Plaitnw.n Mnday Jue 21 at10 , by direetion of the Executors HE Frnitre omprses4-post Bedlsteads andI Furnii-. A.tures,. seasoned fete esand bedding, mahogany dotubleanid snle chest.% of drawvers. chiairs, tables, dressing glasses, carpets, kitchen utns.iels, and effects. SMay be viewed on tuenmorning of sale: catalogues oni the premises9; and of Parrey, Soil, and Eiliott, Great Towver-street, London. mtad-oGovers, Brace and Belt Makers.-Stock in Trade of a Glover decliningc business, Household Furniture. Pianoforte, anid Eifects.-.By PARREX, SON, and ELLIOTT, oni the Premises, 912. Strand, nearly opposite Southarrpton-street, on Wednesday, Junie 23, at II. rHE, Stock comprise-s about 2,000 pair of gloves, in D.- Norway doe, kid. silk, cotton, anid csnmbri,salk, leathler,worsted, and cotton braces, riding and wvalking belts. stocks, stiffeners, purses, wratch ribands, garters, girt and silk net, andt a variety of nmiscella-L neous articles. Also the lease of the PrenliSe3, at a moderate rent. Slay be viewed on- Tuesday and morning of sale: catalogues on the reie;adof Panrrcs-, son, and Eliiott, Great Towver-street. ToCbntmakers and others.-ilv 'Messrs. WAItLTEIIS atnd Co. oni the Preniises,l,Leather.lane, Holborn, en Mlonday, J,ine 21, at 12. HE Fiirniture comprises rent and otlier Bedlsteads, afnd Fsirnitures, feather beds, nlattress amid bedding, chairs, ta,bles. carpets, drawvos, and kitchenr-iequisites.- The stock coiiiprises a quiliiitity of rosewood and mahogany veneers,maheagnny slabis, work boes Idressing cases, work benches, and Tarious effects llay be viewe"d thie morningof sale. calalogues liad on thec premises; and of Nleisrs. Warlters and Co. Fleet-market. Frehol Inesmen, btwen Reading anid Hernley.-By SMr- n4WEE t the GereIn. Reading, on .Satusrday-i,il 3, ait 2, OTERELL5 OC on the Thames, near Shiplake- mill, commanding the tolls of the whole tonniage of passingz upon thtPart of the river, together Nvith a writhy, grosmnd attached -to the satme. The t',lls are easIlly collected., and from the greaLt improvementsR In thme nelehbouring towns and surrounding country, the trade of the Thames must aunnually increase, so as to render this a safe acid ad- vantageous obiect for the Investment of capital. To be viewed, sld Particulars hail 10 days before the sale at the CAtherine-whleel, Henley; Auction-mart; and of l-laArkes and Soli, auctioneers,-Reading. Valuable Paintings, by, Sir G, Kneller, Mfoubert, &e. anid genuine! Hous'ehold Ftiriuiture, 2 capital Eight-day Clocks, Lineim, ChPina, and Ghlss.-Byl Messrs. G. ROBINSON iand SON, on th,e Premises. No. 2. Sonthamnpton-roxv, Rus,sell-square, on Tuiesday, June 22, at 15, by order of the Proprietor, retirinig fromn houselkeepinig, rFNCLUDING a general Assortment of HouseholdI Fuir- A fltur, 1 Prie eosefeater eds bedsteads and furnitures. mahugnu iradeoes, rauers.chars,dininig, bmreakfast, card, and pemboketabes,Turey ad Bussls arpts, drapery, chintz, and nl,rce cutais, hineyandothr gasss,and a few kitchen requi- site. Tobe vewe theday receingthsae catalogues to be bad oa te pemiss; nd f th autIoeers 2,Gret Queeni-street, Lmn- Manchester-street, Ms-,ncbester-square.-Ho)usehold Furnituire, Chim- neyGlases Mirors, Coit and Plain Giass. Linen, Pianoforte by Broawood &c-By Mr. PETTITT, on the Premises. 49. Mtan- cheser-tree, Mncester-square. on Tuesdxxy~ June 2C, at 12, HE H~~ousehtold Furniture, comprlsing maho- eany St. ent,and other bedsteads with chintz furnitures, captalseaone bes ad bedding. Brussels carpets, drawing room sutof wIVdo curtam'ms, japanned, rosewood, and miahogainy chairs, wel Iade caiet fuirniture in rosewood and miahoganiy tables, chests of drawers, capital sideboard, large chiminey glasses, wardrobe of linen, cuit and plain glass. a fine toned pianoforte by Broadwood, kit- chen requisites, and effects. To be viewed one day preceding anid morning of sale: catalogues on the premises; and of Sir. Pettitt, 48. Brewer-street, Golden-squiare. To Hatters. Slopsellers, Watchimakers. Captains of Ships, &c.-fly Messrs. FALL and DORVELL, on the Premnises, 23, Upper East S;mithfield, on Tutesday, Juine 22, and followving day, at 11 each day, by order of the Proprietor, HE wliole of the genuine anid e-xtenisive Stock- in T..Trade, consisting of a large quantity of men's and boys' capital beaver, silk, Plated, felt. and glazed hats, sealskMif fur, and leather caps-, women's heaver bonniets, Wvoollen cloths, ready made slops, umbells,wathe, .w.The whole of whichwiill be lotted express;ly for the,trade, and Tmisst be sold wvithout the least reserve. At tile samie time the lease of the preimises atnd all the excellent household furniture. May be vlesved the day previouis and rmornisigs of sale-, catalogues to be had on the premilses;, and of the auctioneers, 30, Bread-street, Cheapside. IFurnituire. Pianoforte, Glass. Books, and Effects.-By HARWOOI) and HAINES. oii the Premises, No. 3. Queen's-place, near the Buin H4ouse, Chelsea, on Mlonday. June21, at 12, by direction of a Gen- tlenian removing, HE neat andi genuine Househiold Furniture, compris- Tinlg 4-post, tent, and other bedsteads and furnitures, goose feather beds. mnattresses and bedding, chamnber chairs, tables and glasses, miahogany- ebest of drawers. pembroke and card tables, side- board, drapery w-indowv curtains, a set of handsome rosewood l(ou, itofa, and card tables, Grecian coutch, sofa and chairs. chilmney glass, Brussels and other. earpets, feniders and fire irons, kitchen requisites, and miscellaneous articles. Sklay be viewed on Saturday; catalogues had oni the premises; at tlse Grapes Tavern, Keuesingtoss; and of the appraisers, Grosvenor-row, Chelsea. 'rhiarmes Ditto,n, S:srrey.-ttandsomes Hlosehold Fttrniture, Services of China, Glass, and other valuable Effects, the property of a Gen- tleman quitting his residcnce.-ByAMr. PARtNELL, on thje Premises. Thames iDitton, THIS DAY, June 19, at 12, without reserve. dInnsueriorHouseho~ld Furniiture, handIsome China, JI iie,and dessert services, rich dexi glass, a skiff, with oars, sais, c. ooslee, ineoralgean lesontres,in tubs, and a choice colecton f gee;hose lans; entel raing and dininig room suis i soa, hars,andcurais. ose4edcomnmode, loo, card, and ccaiona tales,hansome4-pst,tent, ad other bedsteads and eddig, ecelent anufcturd cambe turniture, Brussels and tidermnste capet, an vauabe miscellaneoust effects. To be vewedtheday revius nd mrnin ofsale;, cntalogues on the preise;an ofMr.Psrehl22,LSirti'a-osrt,andKingston,Surrey, Sailing and Canal2 Barges, Draught Horses, Waggolse, Carte, Harness, and Stock, in Trade. - By J. EVERSFIBLD, on the Premrises, City Basin Wharf. Regent's-canal, City-road, on Tuesday, Juiie 29. at 12, by order of the Trustees of Messrs. Thorringron anid Roberts. under a Dissolution of Partnership TJNWELVE capital. Sailinti and Canal Craft, of large J1. burden, about 40 superior draught horses, fromn constant work and In linie condition, several coal weaggons, close bodied and other carts, harness, and a variety of effects..- May be vliewed at the Whatrf, City-road oMndy wnd morning of sale; catalogues had on the pese;at Mlessrs. Drewv and Son's office, solicitors, Bernsondsey- street; at the Coal an onExchanige coffeeliouses; and of the auic- tionee,I oal Exchane,r3, Little Smithx-street. Westminster. Valuable Leasehold Estate.-By FRICKER and SONS, at the Griffini Inn, Kingston, THIS DAY, June1i9, at 2, unless previously dis- Posed ot by privatet contract, A Valuable and most desirable Leasehold Estato, very 1L.L eligibly situaLte in the village of Long, Ditton. in the county of Suarrey, distant from London about 14 nslles, from the mnarket town of Kingston 2, from Claremont 2, and from Hamptnn-court I. The premises comnprise a substantial well built divelling-ho;sse, containing 4 cheerful bedroonis, 2 servanrts'r'.omis, a 6tawlng room, dining and breakfast parlours, a hiousekeeper's roomp, a goiod kitcheln. wuatbbouse, and cellar; a front court neatly arranged and intersected with flow- lering shrubs; a capiltal kitchen garden well clothed with fruit trees, a s'table, and a pumip wvell supplied with excellent spring water. Tha premises have been recently built and linproved at a very osdeal expense, and held by lease for an unexipired term of 29 years, from Midsummeir, 1824, at a lour ground rent of 81. per annum. May be- viewied any timeprevious. Il'articsslars writh conditions at the Bear, Esber; George, Cobhbnm; Kinges Head, Twvickenhisin; at the place of sale; and of the Auctioneers. Kings9ton-upon-Thamnes. walthamstow.-ExceHent Furrniture, a Slahogn irr okae 7 feet 6 inches Ivide and 8 feet 6 incf il. aleSrleof India Nankin Chin,OdCiaJr,lreBws adnSas India, Patintings adPit,BeigadDiyUesi,aPtn Mangle,0 Shiowrer ah,Gre hi,Io olrade,Bils and lusmeroxis Efct-B Sr.ELSonterese,on on day, June 21, and following day, at 11, by direction of tihe Exe- cutor ot Sirs. Money deceased, at her late residence, a short dis- tance from the Church, Waltharnmtow. ? HE Furniture consists of 18 four-post, tent, andl T French bedsteads, rith excellent bedding, drawving room asld dining room furni ture of th c nsu al description, nd miscellaneous articles. The eapitil residence, with eoachhouse, astabllnz, offices, pleasure gronads, and R acres of land, the whole copyhold of the mior olf Walthamatow, is to be disposed of by private contract. To be viesred cis Saturday and mornings of sa.le, whemi catalogules may he had on the premsises: the White Iiartlnn,.Voodford; Stratford, and Rtomford; and of Ur. Ellis, S6, Feichurch-street. Freehold,'Copyhold, and Le.asehold Property.-ily Sr. J. MUSGROVEB at Garraway's, on SIonoiay, June 21, at 12, in various lots, ,Coompact Freehold Estate, consisting of 4 Houses in AL Irast-streett Twvigg-foll . Bcthnal-green, near the canal bridge, producing 35l. a year* .the Life interest of a lady. aged 25 year, to a copyhold estate in IVood-street, WValthamstow, Essex. let at 201. ner aniium: 2 superior Houses, Nos. 31 and 32, in Uayfield-strect. Dal- ston, producing4O guneas na year: 9 Houses amid Shops, Nos. 14 to 22 inclusive,Janmes-street. Limebousc, and one house at the back thereof, all let to good tenants, and producing, after payment of ground rent, 851. a year; a Leasehold Estate, smear Webb-square, and contiguons to the Hlgh-street, Shoreditch, consisting of a spaclous brick building, formerly the Robin Hood Public-hoi,se; and sundry Houses and Pre- :nises aAjoinliug, producing an annual inicome oF 50 guineas; a Rental of 3F1. per ainum, arising from extensive premises, occupied as livery stables, nlear Shoreditch church; two Leasehold Houses with Gar- dens, Nos. 31 and 32, on the nof'th lide of Cotton's-gardens, Backney- road, producing 301. a year; a very improvable Estate, in Martha- street, near the sign of the Flare, at Casnbrldge-bcath, Hackrcv., con- sisting of alargeplot of building ground, vith asheet of ws'ter ad- joidilg,- adPted eor building or for other purposes, held for a long term, at atriling rent. The various estatestobeviewed till the sale. PnrticulaLrs had on. the several premises; also of J. Hindman, esq. so- licitor, Bsslisghall-street; Messrs. Ashley and G;odmai, solicitors, 25,Tokenhouce-yard; Mlr.Skegg. solicitor, Hackney-road; atGarra- way's a nd the Auctian-Yoart; and Mr. J. MIusgrove, Ha.ckney, und 161, Shoreditch. Sir Mark Sykes's splendid Librity.-by Mr. EVANS, itt bts ItaiI St, Pall-mall, on M[onday next. June 2-1, and 7 following days, THE Thiirdl Portioni of the splendid Library of the Iat& TSirMarlk Sykes,. hart, ineltiding Psalterlum LatInuiin, printed. uiponl veluiwn, 1459; Nalerlas Maximus, printed upon vellumn, 1471; Virgilli Opera; first edition, wIvth a date, 1470; 'l-erentll Comtedlme, first editioni, viery rar'e. Theoerltus Graeee first edition, extremily rare. Thueydides Dukeri, 2 aols. large paper; Straboniis Geographic,, first-edition, extremely rare. 1469; Taciti Operat, a Brotlirl, 4 Volla. large paper, morocco; Saballici Hlistorla lieneta, first edition. printed on 4-ePtun, 1487; Thulani'llistoria, 16 vols. largest p2per, illustrhLted. wlIcU a magnlificent series of- Portraits; Sandford's Geneatlogical His- - tor.y, large paper. veryrare; Sandrart Opera Pictoris. Svols. nt'roeco; Shak-speare, bv Stevens, Id Vola. large paper, 1793; Dlbdin's Dibljoinia- nia, 2 vols. .a~ge paper. very rare, &c. NewBon-stect-FlnseoldFuritue ad Effects. -By ir. SQUIBB and SON, on the Premilses, enk Moundlay. June 21, at 12, T HE eat nd gnuin Houehold Furniture, com- priinga vry ood4-pst edseadwith furnilture and bedding, mahgan chst f dawes,fied ad 4pos bestedsand chaFmber glas lusre, amp aci chiney rnaents kithenarticles, arfd othe efects ofMr. hesell,retringfr,u b Sies, at Nra 136, be had..Mllgus?i Roehiniamt,o', Surrey.-Neat Cottat,e tesiec,wihGren, St-ablv, and Chaig,lhou.se, aud all the aZppropit uriue n I lot.-By Mr. SQUIBB auid SON, atGarraWay's,s usa,te2dls.a 2 T VHE Lease for 23yas tamdrt et fte iheat aL_nid envyeniert CtaeRsdneleinheocpion ofWin. Page, esq. deceased. pesftyint.a h nrneo h ilg of liochamiptonl, 'vithasllpeur gron ndgarden lifot e tached chalseh,,tiee and 2-stallstable,t tghescth the Woeu h neat and appropriate furniture. A persnteds to showv the pre- mises, of whiomn printed particulars may I hd10dysreceding the sale; allso of AMessrs. Fladgate, Vounx, an ako,slctors, Essex' street, Strand; and of Mlr. Squibb and Sn, Sa Il-ow- Siisin the Barnsley Canal, the Globe Fire Ofc,Ytbuildiulgs Waterwvorlcs, and the Strand-bridge.-By lIr. SQUIBIB anid SON, at Garrawvay's. on-Truesday, the 22d inst. in lots, by urder ofthfe Execu-. tors of Sir Fenwiek Oulmner deceased, F OUR Shares in the B3arnsley Canal, Yorkshire, ant 9_ esta,blis,hed anidimprov,ingconaern, the dividends of whIch hii~e advanced to 121. per annum, and are expected to increase. One ?6160 Shiare in the Globe Fire and Life Insurance compaty, pay'ing 7,per cenit. Teni?100 Shares in the York-buildings' Wlarerwrs C(Jmpan"~. And five original shares in the Strand or Wtro-idePrticularsi 1mapt be had at Garrawrav's; of Mlessrs. Fldae on,and Jackson, solicitors, Essex-street.Strnmd; anid of 'd.SabadSn.Paville-rows. Tavlstock-sqluare.-Per,emp)torily, ISy ottder of the Executors'of the late James Willianmson, esq.-By'Mr. SQUIBB and SON, at Garra- wray's, on Tuesday, the 22d Instant, at 12, tax.Thepremsescontain a neat paved entrancelhall, large.break- fas palor. pae,.s eating roomn, 2 amoble drawving roomns of excel- lentproprtio, 6 ed cambrs,. dressing roomis, aftiviUwter cloaet, wit.eevenent-Wel aranedoffices in the basement. Vay 3,e viewed betwveen thehuso and 5; mind particulars hatl on thie pre- mises; at the placeo sale and of-Mr. Squilbband Son, Salille-row. Si inot.evnSesn rehl tsiee,with beautiful plea- snre Ground and P'roductiveGade.liy r. SQUIBB anid SON, at; Garraway's, on Tuesday, June2,a 2 rEpHE delightfutl- seclude rsic esidene, known as .1,iWoodlaude Cottage, atrra.nged for the accomnnodation of afanily ofdiStiniction, a.d formierly occui,ied by the late Lord Gwydlr, plea- rantly situate at a short distance fromi thle townm of Sidmeuth, so juistly celebra-ted for the sa,iub,rite of it. airanid thelmighirespercaRs,llty of the company resorting to it; 'containing on the upypcr floour 7 besAt bed -chambers and dressing rooms; on-thie grounid floui a suitr oif e spacious apartmenits, which oepri to the pleasure grounid, hsiving ont thie north aide a covered terrace wcnlk 180 feet in lenigth, communi- cating writh -a catpital wvalled zerdeim clothed with finie fruit trecs. Trhe domiestic offices arc innmrerous anld well arranged, and tbtr Pre, bnise, areniost tnmply supplied with excellent wa,ter. May heVxiSwvd till the sale, anid partietulars lied there; also at the York Hiotel, .Sfld- mioiith; the L.ondlon and Crogden's Hotels,, Exeter; at the place ofr sale; and of Mlr. Squiibb) and Soni. Saville-rowv. Cross-ltand Anichor Tarn ii h tralid, and other valuable Lease- honld Property, of thelateSirFenw,ickBtiulmer,pT.dueiimg aluet rentea of upwards of 1.0001. per annunm.-By l1lr. SQUIBB arcid SON, at; Garrasray's, on) Tutesday, June 22, at 12, by order of the Execu- tors. in lots. No f l - te t S IX substantial Hfoures illSrfl-tre,Sta n nd, liebI for 27 years, leased to ncost respectable tenants, anid produicing a, imet rental of 3811. per aintnum. Two hou-ice In Arunidel'strect, hield for a like term, andi produceing a.net rental oif 1181. lOs. per- aniiunu. Those miost extensive and,altiatbleprcmisl.,t,loingkn'swivc as the Crownr andI Anchor Taivern, in the Stranld, wvith the hiouse in Armadel-streas5, adjoining, held for the salne terml,and produccinga net rentat of 3.951. icer a'annu. A tenement hi Angel-court. producing 8I. 8s. per alnunu, and a freehold hiouse iii Charles-strcet, Hamtton-gardcn. Printed par ticulars are preparing, and may be had 10 days preceding the male, of Messrs. Pladqgate, Young, and Jacekson, solicitors, Essex-street; at the Crown and Anchor; at Garrawray's; and of MAr. Squibb and Scsn. Savil!ec-row. lHatton-gArdcn-Valuable Freehiold Pkoperty, comprlsing Two 1,liv establishied Publichouses, Trhree Houlses wvithi Sbopi;, and Four Pu-' s-ate Diwellings.-By Mr. SQUIBB aiid SO'N, at Garraway's, on Tiles- day, JUlY 6. at 12, in lots, 71'HREE neatDfwtlling-hiouses, Nos..% 10, aiid 1l,-il E.. Cross-street, ilatton-g~Aren; the Three Tuns Puhclielhouse, In the same street. a private h,,use, No. 26, Keri,y-street; a roonmy dwin,U3g-hiouse and ebeesenmonger's cshop, No. 6, Chiacles-street.Hsattoim- garden; the adjoining hiouse acild shop.. No. 7; anid the very old, csat- hlished p'ublichiowme, formnerly the Globe tavern,. to.get.her with thle modern fr..nted shop and dwvelling, in Hatton-gardcn,occupled by Mr. Barouh. grcer; ee wole lt on easn to rescictable teniamits. at vei ciodearerens. rined artculrs areprejgritcig, anrd WrU1 be reay fr dliery21 aysprcedng hesale, anct ux then be had at the ubleliosesaboe metioed;at Garntis'a;'s; of Williansl Chihomoc eq. 6,Linol's-ns-fild; nd orftM. Stiglbb and SenJ, i-household Furniiture. Oxford-street.-By Mr. F. FOSTEIt,7 on tbe-pr-1c mnises. No. 440, Oxford-street. corner of Crown-street, oci t,lorlle.y. June 1, cit 12, by directiont of the Proprietor, renmoving; (tholeald of thea prenmises being disposed of), ALL the nteat antI genuinie Hfouseholdl Furniture slied ALEffebtat; consisting of 4-post and tent bedsteads and f'irnil- ticres, goose feather beds, mnattresses, and-bedlding; mahogany chiests of drawers, 2 secretaires anid bookcases, basinsuinds. dressing tables acid glaisses, set oif patent extending tables, card and Pembroke tables, pier and chiimney glaisses, carpets, prinits slid drasrings%, twio s-d,7y clocks, china, glass, and domnestic requisit4s. Also the, renralninfg Stock in Trade. May be viewed on Satuirday prececlingl catalogues on the prenilses, and at Mlr. E. Foster's offiees,, 14. Greek-street, Sohlo. Old esrabliched Eating-house. Old lailev. - By Mr. COOPRIt, at Ga?r. wvay's. oic Mhonday n~ext, the 21 st imcst. at 12. by order of the Ej?ec~; tor of Mrs. Mtary Milnic, unless previously di' - d of, THE Lease of a loge bIhd Shp n Prehlisei, T in the above lie lgll ituate, opposite teSessions-beozsci Old Bailey, anid in wihaeycnderable trade liaes been earritil on by the deceased, wh a mrvdte premilses at a very large ex:- penise. They .rTe ieladpdanavntageouisly, situate for the pre- sent trade, or for an-ohreuingaubc oiuailn, and are field for 19 years, at only 30.pranm Myb iwdnd .rtIear had oni the premises;a atwys fM.Wts Peter'nbill, Dec- torq'-comntcms; an ofIV It Coer 9,Blckcn-ttreet. To Dales ilinldig Mterals illers, Ckrsmbntcrs, FlfeiwOo-u ters, and Others.-Iy Ar SOTE,upon thb- Premnises, opposite Villa-rosy, WValworth-consinio. enMiday, June21I, at 12. A LL the valuable Stoc in rte ofa Dealer ir, BuildLing I I_t aterials,wvho Is declininig that busiuiess,comiprisiisgfoldbjigsash shuip doors, folding pannelled shop doors, 6 paunelled dtoers. wvain- cotting. I S pair of lofty cashes and frames, 15 pair of aborter ditto. frinllgbtS, Iron doors, iron pipe, lead pipe, pair of Portlandc stone eo- lumns,,capsaid bases, quartering-, tioor boards, wvainscottln~7 rafters, girders, erections of sheds and gawi pits, tile', 2,000 fire bricks, oak plank, oak rosts and joists. 10 fathom of fir firewvood, iron 'vork, and other useful matterials. Maly be vieNved the Saturday precedJng the sale; cLitalogUea liad on the premises; and of- Mkr. Soiuthey, ip], Tooley-street. Br Mr. SAUNI)ERS, athIis Great hto,min, 39, Fleet-steet. THS DAY June 19, and followiingds Scdyecpd,athl-atl precisely, ACollectioni of Boo;ks anid Book-s of Prints, including, A Foic-acklins Bble 11vol.; ritish Gallery of Pictures, .5 vols; Cok'sHogrth Harrav's tateTrils,11 vle. Crtica Sa- era 9 ols; Hdges Vess i Inia;Boyells lrgePlaesto Shak- vols; Atiqarin Rperory 4 ohc. lrgep-aper; Holinishe' h nccls.6 d.; ood' Athna Oonlesis, by BlIss. 4 vols.; Ciceroni& Oper, 1 aol.; offead's Statuitez; at Latrge; Worton's English I er,3 os;Arcbhaologia; Gibbou't ltome; 6 vols.; Examinler Newsape, 16vol. Octave, &c.-gEmv-res de Rollin, 18 vols.:z Claren-. do' Reelo,Svols. lilluctrated; Biritish Essayists, 38 vole.; WicI-_ POl' Ryland Nbe Authors, 5 vols.; East's King'S Bench Reports, &e. To beviies-dad cataloguets had. Canonburyr.-Household Furniture, Bracket Ciock, Plate. Cmnma, (flags,. Books, and Effects.-By Mr. D. S. BAKER, on the Premiises, 4, Ca- nonbus-y-place. Islingten. on Moniday, June 21, at 12 preeisely, oyn accl,unt of the icuneber of lots, FHE neat and geniuine Househioldi Furniture, the.pro.- JLperty of a lady retiring Into the country, COMPrising capital miahogany double screwsed 4-post bedsteads, wvith hangings, primec goose feather beds, hair mattresses and bedding, excellenit miahiogany wardrobces, chests of drawers, dressing stands, and chamnber articles, and apanedchare,sfa nd oue,caitalsetof atetdiing tables. Furniture, capital Pony, WVine, &C. EdWvard-street. New North-road, near the Lower-road, Iclimagton.-By Mr. J. ROSE, on the Premisese of Mlr.. at.?6 Hardy, near the Canal. New North-road, en Tuesday, Jttne2-2, at 12 . - . A LL the Household Furniituire, comprising 4-post anti .1 coachi-top bedsteads and hangngs, finie feather bedS and bedding,. niahogany wanrdrobe, chests of draissers, diiiingc and pezmbruke tables,. Brussels and Kiddernainster carpets, pier, chimney, and dressing glasses, mnthogamnyand japann ed choirs, aL Marriot's pajent weighing maRchine, aL bath on casters, 22. silver spoonis, a blue Printed table ser- vice, and kitcheni requisites; 37 dozeni of old Port, Mladeira, and Sherry 'vines; also) a capital pony miare, perfectly solund, rising 5 peas ol. 'ithsadle nd rIde, nd set of gig harness. Mqay be vicvedthemoringofsol, ad ctalgces hatd on the premises; and of te actinee, Curc.cert,OldJearry. The capitatl newly- ereced welhngiiose,wit cochhuseandstable, held for a long ter, a a rilin grundren, ogeheris'tbthe vacant sleet adjoIn- ing o bildanoherhene, illbe oldbyasdton by M1r. J. Rose. aLt Le Chevalier De Blstolli's Gallery of Ancient Pictures, MR. CAUTY has the lionouir to annlounee to the MNobility. Gentry, Connioisseurs, and the Lovers of Art, that he is instructed by the Praprietor to submit to their notice by AUC- TION, without xeserve, TIllS DAY, the 19th instant, at I o'clock, ttics above select anid genuine Colleetienl of Ancient and Modern PIC- TURtES, formned with the most distinguished taste and judgment;c having been exhibited during thes Present seasoci, and received the- comimendation of that class best able to appreciate their merits, canL admift of nio comnment in the shape of an advertisement ; suiffice St to. cay, it coniprises many of the choicest specimens, amongst others,. I Saul and David.' by ReMbrandt ; I The School of Athenis,' by Sebas- tian del Piombo, from the Royal Gallery at Naples; ' The Wonatr tak-en in Adlultery,' Lotto Larentio, from the samne collection; '.IVirgini and Infant,' of Selaldone Bartoloineo; and othiers of the following esteemied irasters;-Albanu, Andrea Sacehi, Lairesse, Claude Lor- mine, Buenorotti, Ribatta, Lanipanco, Murillo, Cuyp, Swensvelt, Wociverzmans, Vans Leyden, &c.; togeticer with that extraordinary and fine prodtuctionof modern art, ' The Spaicish Inqtuisithen.' Maw he vlescved 2 days preceding, and catalogues had at the rooms, an~ Great Missenden, Bucks. Lease, Furniture, and Effects, Claybrook House, FulhRm, Mliddlesex, 3 miles and a half froni Hydepark-corner.-By Mr. POSTAN, on the Premises, Claybrook House, or. Monday,-June 21, and following day, at 12. A LL the genuine Household Furniture, plate, linen, L-If china, axd books, 3 excellent fine-toned pianofsrtes wvith addi- tional keys, and one other, by esteemed makers, In mahogany inlaid cases vith tdrnied legs, large chimniey and pier glases. mirrors, car- pets, 2 excelent globes by Adams, and various other effects, the pro- perty of irs Cornelia Mayers, retiring from her estahlishment; se- veral 4-posg and 36 other bedsteads with white dimity furimitures, 3(0 excellent goose feather beds, 90blacckets. mattresses, mahoganydoucble and single chests of d-rawecrs, an ex;cellent mashog-sny crardrobc, ma- hoganay dining aird card tables, 3 exccllenit dicle-toned pianofortes with additional keys, 1 other, 2 globes by Adamns, Wilton andother carpets, large chimniny and pier dlasees, 2 mirrors, pictures anid prints, maho- gany bookcase with glazed doors, school dlesks and forms, a table elock and an B-day clock;, and kitchen reqvlsites. To be viewved on FridaY and .Saturday; catalogues on the premises, and of Mr. Postan, 142. Alderegate-street. Capital old-estabclished Inn and extensive Preoatses, T-lng, Herts-By MIr. CRECED, on the Premlises, on Tuesdar, June 22, at 3, in 1 lot, A LL that old-establishedl and wcll-accusto;ncd Inn, knowrn as the Bell. for many years the firat market inn In tIme towvn,with all the extensive stabliicg, yards, garden, and cenveni- enees. Thmeestate is ecopyhold, b ut eqmcah to freehmold, belns, held of th e Manor oF the Reetorv of Tring, and, ic iest desirably sltuate wi thin a short distance of the market plsee, and in an eligible part of the High-street of the towrn of -Trincg pressurIng to the public an oppor- tunity seld.-rn to be met wvith of obtaining an oli'eatabhisbed acnd free house in swhich anple fortunes have been made hb fornmer possessors. TIhe prem isesebeing in hand, a pturchaser may has'elinmedlate posses- sIon, May- be viewred at any timne, and printed particulars had at all -the principal inns inl the adjacent tmvyns- of aleastls. Grover and Scaith, solicitors, Hdniel flempeted; at tiie'Auetion Ma'tt- at Gam-ra- way's; of H. H1. Grov er, esq. .50, Bledrord-roiv; 2cd at the of ess of Yr. Creed, surveyot and land-agecnt, Herael.Iemnpstead, Hents, and 1 5, Token house-yardl, I,othbury, Lortdlon, sphere vmllns of the estate macaybs seen. SALES BY AUCTION.