Sales By Auction.
Croydon, Surreyr.Desirable Freehold Dwellingt-house, Ysard, and Gar- den. in the heart of the town.-By Mlessr&sB BAKE, at tihe King's Armas inn, Croydon, on Saturday, June 12, at 3 punctually, & Con'venient Dwelling-bouse, principally brick built, ?111,, which ha,s withiln tl,e last 3 months undergone a complete re- pair; tontouini 2 attics, 3 chambers; (one with a cheerful how win- dowv looking to the. street) about 16 by 3, an enitrance Passage and 2 prlours: -In the basemrent, a kitchen, washbouse,?pnr,ad2el sarI a back entrance leadint Into a yard abont SO teet by 20 feet, and anmndsrate sized garden. The peculliar 'heerfulness of this situation, as Wrell as the respectable neighbourhood by wivhch it is surrounded, renders this estate alike eglgble for private occupation or trade, patti- cularly alight genteel business. Ma y be viewed till tbe sale, an a par- ticulars bad at the Auction-mnart, Lonidon or of Messrs. Blake, Croydon. deuc ata Goun Ren..B Mr FA{EBRTI- KR atGarraway's, onTusay un 11 a 2,bydretono te ecutors of John ilepersn, sq.decase, wth ossession, ~ValablelongLeasholdEstate, heldI for a term of 66 grudrent of 61. per annum -,Consisting .f aIpea sant nd cherfulresien situate No. 2'1, In Low-er Belgrave-pt!Lace', Piriio,shrtreove frmSt. Jame'sand Hyde Parks. Thelhouse Contins bedroom, drawving and dining rooms, breakfast parlour. andniabl ofics,with smallfront garden, and aspacious garden be- ind the houe, exending to Eceleston-street North. To be viewed 10 days prior tote'l,and partliculars had on the prenmises; at G-ar- raway's; and atir Farebrother's offiises, 6, Wellington-street, Strand. Felted, ssx,4 miles f-om Dumnow.-Cupyhold Residence, Plea- ur-e Grotnad, Garden, and Paddnck of Mleadowv Land.-By Mlr. PA Re.- BROTHRER, at Garraway's. on 'ITuesday, Jue 15, at 12, by direction of the Executors of the late John Lplgel es . deceased, ~lCori,hold Estate of Inheritance, hekf of the Manior ofestead, subject to a fine certain of 1 .0g. 10d. on death oi4 L~ilenatlon, and to an annualquit rent of lis. 5d. consisting of a com- -.~5rtable residence with attaiched and detached offices, gardten, gen 'touse, pleasure ground, and paddock of pastute laind, with utable buildings, most delightfully situate at Felstead, a very desirable part of the couinty of Essex. 4 mltes from Duumow, 6 from Braintree, 10 fromu Chelmsford, and 39 from London, now In the occupation of Mlr. Ager, on lease, of wivich two yearsi and a half are unexpired, at a very low rent of 401. per annutm. To be viewed by perminssion of the tenlant. partleiilars had at the -. Felstead; White Hart, Bralntree; Saracen's Head, Dunniowr; Black- nay, Chelms.f,,d; of Miessrs. Fuiller and SaItwiell, solicitors. Carlton Chambers, Relrent-street . at Garra. \6vaY'A; andl at Mir. Farebrother's offices, 6, Wellington-street, Strand, removed from Beaufort-b'iildings. en,near to Deal andDvrFehodFr.lntardeed 'With capital Farm Buildins ad 2,22 Acresaf rch as n AraIc Land, a very, eligible Estefo the InvestmentofMny-yMr FAREBROTHER, at Garrawav's, on Tuesday, Jun1,at1,ues an aicceptable offer Is previonisly made by private contract, AVery valuable Freehold Estate, land tax redeemed, A~consisting of that capital Farm, cailed Great Mongehanm, with spacious farnmhoo' yards barns, stabling, bullock lodges, and all suit- ale farm buildings, the whoie recently repaired, and 222 acres of capi- tal miarsh, patsture, and arable land, now iss the occupation of the 'Widow Parramor and Son, On a renewed lease, for a termn of 21 years from Michaelmas, 1521. at a cleaLr rent of 5O0L per annum. This desir- able property Is situatte in the parish of Great Mongeham, about I mnile from Deal. 3 frorn Sandwich, 8 from Dover, 11I from Ram3gate, and 13 from C;anterbury, and the present tenantsand their ancestors have oc- cupied the estate for upwa.rds of acentur1-. To be viewed by apylying tothetenants.ofNrhom particulars may be had one month pr1or to the sale. Particulars also at the Three Kings, Deal; Bell, Sandwich; Ship, Dover; King's Head, Ramsgate; Fountain, Canterbury; of of r.rGeary, land surveyor, Farehaini, Hants; of Messrs. Dynely and Gatty, solicitors, Gray's-Inn; at Garraway's; and at Mr. ~Fare- brother's offices, 6, WYellington-street, Straiid, removed from Beatt- fort-buildings. Onte righton-road bewe rsiyad(uckield, Susqsex.-Ex- tens1ive Freehorld Esae, Residence, anid nearly 1, 500 Acres of Land. -By Mr. PA REBI Ro r'HER, at Garraway's, on Wednesday. June 23, at 12. in lots, INTextenisive and valtsable Freebold Estate, situate oni Aithe east hide of and adjoining the turnpike road to Brighton, 3 mifles from Crawley, - from Cuckfield, 23 from; Brighton, and 33 frons Lonidon; consisting of a sieat villa residence, wvith garden, orchard, and several enclosures of meatdow and pasture land,. and the High Beech and Tilgate Estates, the wvhole containinig nearly 1,500 acres, part of whilch is In cultivation, asid let to yearly tenants; and the re- rnainder forest land, admirably adapted for planitinF. Descriptive par- ticulars and plans; may be had 14 days prior to the sale, at the Pease Pottage-gate Publichouse, where a person will attend to sho%V the lote; also at the libraries. Brighton; Talbot, Cuckfield; Star, Lewes; George, Cravvley:- King's Hfead, Horshanm; at Garraway's: and at Mt. Farebrother's offices, 6, WellIngton-street, Strand. The rematiaing part of the esitates consiistingc of abou 3,000 acres of lanid, including Hlonibush-lodge, lFarms', anad mill, Boucehan-house, &c. will be Sold by Auctfon in July next. Sml Freod erCaly nd Copyhoid Estate at East Bletch- lntnener Seaford Ssc.-y Mr. FAREBRObYHEtR, at Garra- wa',on Wednesda,Jn 2, at 12, by order of the Executors ofMr.Mccamoredces. Lot LA Freehold sae consisting of a br-ick butilt .L)J Cottage resdne an stable, cow-house and sheds, a garden, and 19 acres of ad nteprs of Horn, at Shipley Bridge, 4 ,mlsfrom Crawvleyan7frm eit, of which possession may he had. Lot -2. A Copyod esae ediner thje manor of Aleiston, Consisting of two cottage dwellngs and a pIec of land, situate In the Highf-street cof Bletchington, near to Sea?ored,elet on lease for 34 yer from September last, to John King, ecs. ata net rent of 18L per annum. Lot 1 rmay be viewed by applying to John Parsons, on the Premises, where partiCulars may be nad; lot 2 by permission of the tenant. Particulars may also tie had at the Newv Inn, Seaford;- Star, L.ewest George. Crawice; White -lart. Rtelgate; of',Messrs. Ciutton and Csu-ter. solicitors. Borough; at Gar-rawny's; and at Mfr. Fare- brother's offices, 6, Wellington-street, Strand.. WVest-hili, Wvandswo;rth,Sre.-l n Copyh,sdReinc,Cah house and Stabling, Pleasure Grousid, Gardenis, andeaoLnd al.so a capital Freehold Mlansion and Grounds, prodcn aGon Rer,t of ? 100 per annurm-By Mlr. FAREBROTHER,c on Thursday, Junio 24, at 12. In 2 lot_~. arwl Lot l.A Capital and ele-ganit detached Copyhold'Residence, A).enclosed from the high-road bya briek wali,witb entrancee gates, carriage drive, andplantationln front. The premilses are In complete substantial and ornamental repair, and contain *S4 the upper story .5 bedrooms, wAater closet, and housemaid's closet; on the first iloor an elegant drawring room,3 bedrooms, and 2 dressingroonis; ground floor, a capital dining room, mnorning room a cring to a grieen houise, gentleman's room, and sPacious entrance hail, conehbouse aknd stabling. wilth servant's room and loft over. The house Isseated on a beautiful slopinglawn, studded withi trees, and surrounded by gravel walks, excetlle nt garden, and sundry pieces of meadow land,the whole ab~out4aeres. Early poissession mayhe had. L2.ApFreehold Ground Rent of .IOO per annum, Issuingsoutof acapital mansiaon and offices, On West-hill],,and the reversionary Interest at the expiration Of th present lea-se. To be viewed, lotl, by tickets only, and lot 2,byper- mission of the tenants, Particulars had of MTessrs Ashmore, Pew, anid Hamilton, solIc!itors, Henrietta-.treet, Covent-garden; at Gatra- way's; anid at Mir. Farebrother's offices, 6.'WVellngton-street, Strand. 3telroie-hall, Wimldn urrey. - Nble Freehl aninad Offices, extensive Peasuire Grounds. Conservatory, Hot and Green Houses, beauttiful Gardens and Lands, the wvhole about 60 Acres.- By Mr. FAREBROTFIER, at Garraway's on Thursday, June 24, at 12, unlessan acceptableoffer is prevlousfs' made by Privatecontract, V~HE noble Freehold M'vansion ca led iM ehose-ball, most ILdelightfully sitaate, adjoining to Lord Spencers Park, at Wirn- Iedn. and seat-ed upon a fioe eminence, apProached by a carriage drive, with handsome lodge entrance, commanding most delighstful and extensive views over the richly wvooded surrounding c6untry, and incluiding the floating scenery of the river Thames. The manision has been erected regardless of expense, and presents a handsome uni- form elevation, and contalins numerous lofty and wvell proportioned bedrooms, a noble vestibule, 36 feet by3o, capItal dining rGoom. 29 feet by 22. a drawing room, 38 feet by 29, music room, 25 feet by 22, library 33 feet long, breakcfast parlour, 22 feetby 17, gentleman'sroom and boudoir, the whole richly oynamented and decorated In the miost Chaste and costly manner, warm. and cold bathms, a profusion of do- mnestic offices or every description, coebbliouses and stabling, exten- sire pleasuire Frounds tastefully disposed, and Intersected with flower gardens, spacious lawn, plantations and shrubberies, and surrounded by dry and healthy serpentine gravel walks, beautiful consqervatory 751 feet long, hot aiid green houses, Irrspery and pine houses, walled gardenis, planted wvitlh the choicest fruit trees in full hearing, a canal with fsland. gardener's residence, sarmhouse, excellent buidldns,' anid suindry enclosures of parkslike meadow land suirrounding the mansion, beautifully woodid, enclosed from the high road by park paling, and extending to Lord Spencer's Park, and containing near 60 acre%, lyingin a ring fence: the lvhole forming one of the best resi- dences in th akingdom, and only 6 mniles from London. Descriptive particulars may new be had, wvith tickets to view the estate, on Tu es- days Wednesdays, and Fridays, on appllcation at M,r. Farebrother's offites, 6, Wellington.street, Strand; particulars also of Messrs Ash. more, Few, and Hamilton., solicitors, Henrietta-street. CoVern-t-gar- den;: and at Garmaway's. Frehol an Coyhod Huse, I Chrc-row. and Love-lane,Wands- wrorth, Surrey, and about 160 acres of caLpital Meadow, Pasiture, and Ar-able Land, In Wandsworth and Putney-flelds.-fy Mr. FARE- BROTHER a arwts on Friday, June 25, at 12. in 59 lots, Largesi V~ e Estate, part Freehold and the A rmider Copyhold, of the Manors of t3unsford, Wandsworth. and Batter-ea. Consisting of avery pleasant residence, In Church-row, with gardens5e.xtending to the river Wandle, 2 houses, with excellent gardens,ln Love-lane, 1ot to the tsustees ofthe pariah of Christchturch, and Messrs. Collints and Hubert; a cottage and sundry pieces of garden gond, and rich nieadow, asure, and arable lands, In Garrett-lane anduthe Commnon-fields ofVandsworth and Putney, part In hand,and the remainder let to yearly tenants. To view the lauds aj)ply to thje baililY, at the farmhouse of Melrose-hasl; particulars withi plans an- nexed may he had Of Messrs. Ashmore, Few, and Hamilton, solicitors, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, at Garriway's; and at Mtr. Fare- brother's offices, 6. Wellngton-streetStrand. ,4t-sluable Freehold sad `Leaseholdp Poet,aBrgtn.-By lIr. '~RIST, at Gas-saway's on Thursday ue1,a 2 In lots, te Freehold Improved Net Rn f41 e Annum, II, equal to aground rent, a Leaeod3aroe et rducing 412L per annum,. for 83 years; and asreodDwlighue, pro ducinig IOL per annumn. ~l r a eaa h tr in Brighton; a t Garraway'a at Ri,36Lobd-street. n Cop-yhold Vir,enssed i'eemptorilif bPAXON-injd SON, at the Mlart, oIn TuesdIay,Jtune 15, at 12, by order of the Executors, unless an acceptub~le offer old Vhrevlously imado, by private contract, ARural Copvhl Vla, With pleasure and kitchen garddens, lawn, and shrubbecries tastefully displaLyed, aLnd mnea- d;Iw land djoning, most desirably situate, at West-end, Hampxtead, distant only 3Smiles from Oxford-street, sand a Pleasant remove fromn Hamnpstead. The liouse contains 10 b-d chambers, spacious dining room, dr2wing room,. brea'kfast parlour, rr -'ii anru attachied and detatched offeces, capital coaehbhoose and stabling, barns, sheds, yards, &e. The whole arrangled for the cornfortahle aesom- modation of aL most respectable lasasly. Ilay be vievwed by tiekets only, betwveen the hour of 11 and 5; Particulars on the premitses; of me-ssrs. Lavie, Oliverson, and Denby, solicitors, Frederiek-place, Old je try at th Mart, and of Paixon and Son, e4, Great Russell.street, liomb ny rd HamPstead. Clapham-rlse.-Neat mnodern Furniture, 150 Ounces of Plate, Ward- robe of fine 'Table and Bed Linen. some Books, rich Cut Glass, ex. ousitclvyfine toned Pianoforte, Showver Bath,and other Effect,_..By VOMNdGancdSON on the Premises, 3, Bedfordilace Claharie near;y opposIte rise Bedford Arms, on Thurscfay,auels,amrIIe prefsly.byorer ' heExecutors o the ae Mrs. DI. A, Parr, Vf'HE Funlliture comprises tent, japanned, and maho- Tgany fourpost bedsteads, with furnitures, primnegoose-feather- beds, mattresses, aud bedding, mahogany Chests of drawers, dressing glasses, and bedroom chairs, Brussels, Venetian, and other carpets, sets of mntze-en and other wivndow curtains, piaar and chimney glasses set of imitative rosewood chairs, sofa, and large easy chair, rosewoosl Card and sofa tables, act of mnahogair, cottage Chairs, choie eiedistead, satinvwoed cleffunlers. Spanish miahogany dininfg tabies, ditto side- board, bronZe table lamp, set -if bIlle Slid white dinner service, the umsul assortmnent of k-itchen requisite,, and othier ctrects, which may be vfewed on Wednesday and morning of sale; catalogues had on the premises; and of the AUctioneers, 6, 111gh-street, Newingtoni Butts. Policy In the Equitable Assuraniceciffice for ?5M3-fly WINSTA14LE' and SONS, at the Mart, vni Tuesday, Junle , at 12. APItyfor Five hundredi Poundls; eiTectecl in 1811, on AJl thbe iffe of a gentlemnan now In the 52d year of his age, subject to kn suinualpayment of 161. Ile. Printed particuflarS. fflay' llebitd'At thelvlart: n ofWhistanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. Leasehold for ilo Years,' proaticing 50 guineas per annuin.-liy W?INSTANLEY and SoNS, at the Ma-rt, on Tuesday, June 8, at 12, by order of the Executors of Captain Giles deceased, ielgbeLeasehold Estate, consisting of a Dwelling- huecontaining 2 rooms on each floor, with garden and wasbhouse, situated 265, on the west aide of Thornbaugh-street, Bedfurd-square; held for a term of niearly, 60 years, at a ground rent of 51. 8s., and In the occupation of Mr. Stinton, on lease, of which 3yasre unexpired, at a low rent of 0) guilneas per annutm. To -Jb.y,1e viwed by perm ission of the tenant:- printed particuilars may be had of Mrr. Woodhouse, solicitor, King'sBeneh-walk, Temnple; at the Mart; and of Wnstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. Surrey.-Elegan't Y(illa Residesc," called Cetu-rve-, on the verge of the Thame s,between Richmond n igtn with Offices, Coaehhousea, Stbing aldGres,Pesr ruds, and 4 Paddock-s of illeado Ln;tewoebot1Acs-iy WIN. STA'NLEY andSOSatteMt,oTuda,un8,t12 &Valuable andms eial sae ossigo h f1Lelegant and commodious Villa esidence ofT. B.11Bftevle esq. called Chestnut Grove, pleasantl situate on the vreo h Thames, contiguous to the excellent aktadps town of Kingston, adjoining the road leading thee tRih ndcotaining amnple acconimodatI on for a family of te frtrseablt,In the most perfect order, hayving recently had a osdrbesmexpended In additions, repairs, sadl decorations; and earlpossinmyb had; Ineludiak noble lofty diming and drawingrosmrng parlour, library, siine bed chambers, principal andscnaysar cases, donsaLstic otfices of -very description, andeclntelas The pleasure grounds arc entirely sereened fromn public obervation, tastefully dis.poied, ornamented by a profusion of choc and rare shrubs and evergreens, with shaded waiks, beautiful lawn, avenue of chestnut trees, and lodge: entrance. The kitchen garden ia encom- passed with a lofty wvall, Most abundantly stocked wvith fruit trees, of laisuperior quality, and In the highest state of persectloun; handsome greenhouse, with young fralsing vines In full bearing, rustie room ad- joining,&le. The detached offices comprise abrewhouse, with neens rooms over. 2 coachhouses, eurrlclehouse, stabling for 6 horses, cow- house, gardener's room, &c. The land Is divided Into 4 paddocks of very rich mneadow, and principally adjoins the hou-se. The whole most advantageously supplied with spring and soft water. To be viewed, 21 days preceding the sale, by cards only, wvhcic wvith eescrip- tive particulars may be had of Me-ssrs. Francis and tUcquhart, solici- tors, Moniument-yard; and of Winstanlley and SonAs, Paternoster- rowv: particulhrs also at the Griffin, Kinigston:- the Castle and Talbot, Richmond; the Red Lion, Putncy; and at the Mart. Tooting Surrey.-Valuable Freehold Estate, consisting of a respect- able Family Residence, C.achhouse. Stabling. Gardens, Cottage, asod Paddock, containing u ward o f 3 acres.-By W1INSTANLEY and SONS, at the "lart, on T~uesday, Jiune 8, at 12, AValuable andI verry desirable Freeholtl Estate, consist- Lnjin of a respectable residence, called the WhIte-house, Plea- santly 3stUate, at aL convenient remove from the road, at Toot- Ing, in the comity of Suri ey, about I miles from the Bridges: con- tainJing every accomimodatioms for a genteel family, with coachhiouse, s4tables, barn, cottage, productive garden, and paddock; the w-hole containting about 3 acres and 35 perches, In the occupation of Thomas Holes,esq onle~se whch xpiesatlichaelmas, 1826. To be viewd 1 das peceingthesal, btwen the hourts of II and 3, hy perisson f te tnan, wth icktsonly, which with prinited paricuarsmaybe henhadof esss. weet, Stokes, and Carr, soli- citrs,Bssngailstret;an ofWintaneKand Sons, Paternos- terrow paticlar aso-t te Bck' Rc ,Mitcham; the Mlitre andtheWhetahaf,T.otig; he hit Lin,Streatbanm; and at Hllghbury-place.--Geniteel weli-lltted Residence, with Garden. Green- house, C~oachbouse, and Ststble.-By WINSTrANLEY and SONS, at the Miart, on Tuesday, June 15, at 12, A\ Lease, for 19 years and a quarter from MidsuMmer, of ,LUa very genteel and eseeedingly wellfitted up Residence,.inexcel- lent repair, pleaaantly and most desirably situate, No. 28, H-lghbury- place, containing an eating parlour, morning rooma, handsome drwing roomn, about 21 feet by 17, elegantly decorated, with lowv plate-glass sashkes, balcony, and veranda, a back drawing room or prin- cipal bedohamber, two other chamnbers, a servant's room, gentle- man's dressing room, kitchen, scullery. and good cellars; garden, with greenhousAe, and a new stable and coaehhouse. To be viewved, between the hours of is1 and 2, by cards only, which with particulars may be had of Mr. Gardiner, 68, Old Broad-street; atnd of WVinstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. Particulars also at the Angel, Islington and at the Mlart, Ban oftheThaes-Freehold Villa, wivth Gardens, Entrance Lodge, Offices, and about 30 Acres of Land.-By WINSTANLEY and SONs, at; the Miart, on Tuesday, June 15, at 12, by order of thLe Executors of John Stephenson, eeiq, deceased, N lgbeFamily Residence, pleasailtly situate on the A bakothe river at Teddington, 12 ntile, from Hyde-park-cor- ner, betwveen Twvickenhani and Hampton-court, The house po- !sesses very considerable accommodations, the offices attached andpdei- cached are spacious, and the grounds tastefully disposed In sbru~bcry iravel walks,and an extensive lawn to the rivee'sedge. Tobe viewed byapplying at the lodge, where descriPtive particulars may be had: patclars also at the- King's Head, Twiekenham; Talbot, Rich- mond: Castle, Kingston; of C.J 3tpeso,eq. solicitor, Swvithin's- lane; at the Mart ; and of Witistaniley and Sonis. Paternoster-row. Lewisham, Kent,-Freehold Residence, Co0ttage, large Garden, Lawn Stable, Coaehhouse, &e.-Bly IVINSTANLE V and SONS, aLt the Mlart, on Tuesday. Jutne 15, at 12, AVery dtesirabile Freehold Estate, conSiSting of a genteel d(iv delling-house, pleasantly and cheerfully situate, near the Bridg.e. at Lewishamn, In the counsty of Kent, onlty 5 miles front Loni- don, lately put into the miost perfectrepair, and fit for the immediate receptionof a respectable family, containing 4atticts, 3beat bedelsami- here, hands i,me drawin)gand dliing roomnsof good proportions, morn- log pr.rlour, kitchen, &c.; a S-stall stable, wsashhouse, 2 coachhouses. and other outbuldldsig, yards,. large garden fully stocked with fruit trees, lawvn, &c. ; also a small cottage adjoining, containing 2 par- lours, kitchen, 2 bedehatmbers, and 2 large attics, in the occupation of a Widow- Lady, wvho would give possession If required. To be viewed by tlckets, which with particulars may be had of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-rowv; paLrticuilars also at the Green Man, Black- heath: .the Mitre.and Crown anid Sceptre,Greenivich: and at theMiart 'tecehurst, Sussex, near the road to HMatinga -Srmall Freehiold Estate, with new brick-built Cottage.-Bly Wll_l$TANLEIV and SONS, at the Mlart, un Tuesday, Jone 15, at 12, ty order of the Admitnis- trator of Mr. GlIes Herrin g deceased, ASmall compact Freehold Estate, called Ballard'slVood, consisting of about 18 acres of useful arabie and wvood land. fyAing to a good aspect, and well supplied writh water by a fioe spring, with a new nnd very substanitial brick built and tiled Cottage of four rooms, eligi!bly situate about hall a mile out the hsigh roadi to Hastings, in he arih o Tiehuat,in he outy of Sussex, about 7 miles fromCraurook 4 fom Wdhurt, rom Hawkthurst, 19 from liatisa ad Re, nd 4 fom ondn,To be viewed by app~lyng on he ressies pintd prtculrs aybe adat the Royal Oak, and the are nd ound, Femwel; he Psthy, Stone Crouich: at the , llwkhurst of Mesrs. Vanercom ad Comayn, sojcit- or, Buh-lne,Lonon;at he art an ofWinstanleyzand Sons, Freehold Grouind Rent, Hollow-ay, nd Leasehold Ettes, H ighbury, and Klngsland.-By WNINSTANLEqY and SONS, ata the 'Mart, on Tuesday, June 15, at 12, In lots, Si Freehold Ground Rent of 51. l0s. per annum, issuinig L--out of and miost amply isecuired by a substantial brick dwvelling. hiouse, situate at Holloway, adjoining the chatpel on the southb side, in the occupatioo ofbMr. Thomison. A Piece of Ground aearfHlghbury- place, having a frontage of about 110 feet on the New North-road, and being in depthi about 240 feet, a mnost eligible spot for building upon, and containing capital brick earth, In the occupation of Mdr. Hamilton, under an agreement for 7 years, end helld from Lord Northampton for about 80 years, A Leasehold Estate, oonsisting of a brick bult, house. being N.o. 4, Elizabeth. p ace, Bal's-gond, Kings. land, containing 2 Parlours, 4 bedrooms, 2 kitchenis, and cellar, with fore court and garden, In the occupation of Mra. Harvey, but oni lease to Mr. Fletcher; hield for 70 years, at a ground rent of 41, per annum. To be viewed by permissiosn of the tenants: printed particulars may be had of Mr. Gardiner, surveyor, 68, Old Broad-street; at the Angel, Islington: at the Manrt: and of Winstanley and Sons,Paternoster-row. Wadwrh ethl.Gneldetach ottage Residenice, Off-ices, Gardens and an-yWNSALYnd SONS, aLt the Mlart, on Tuesday, June1,a12 HIS Cottg sdtced, anid universally admnired, T~Lnot only frtenans of its elevation, but .ts peculiarly Rleasant situation, being seated on a lawn, at an agreeable remove Trmthe Rive hiroad, commanding extensive and interesting views of th ierhieB, wvith its beaultiful banks, and rich surrounding country, In a neighbourhood socia and highly respectable, The ac- conimodations are adequate to a genteel family, wvith coaehhouse, 4-stall stable, cowvhtuse, brewvbouse, and other requisite outbuild- Ings, yards, &c.; well sup plied wvith wvater, a iargeyroduetiv'e gar- den most abundantly stackced wvith choice wall annL standard fruit texoesrin fulbaig o Er gren, gereenhouse stoce ithef doen- Mahig rt. vxinTesd ( speio uatity, Inlopiglwns,er n gae meY v ore outad cariagfreEswaeep, Cndaboti4cre of medo lheandImmrediepteladjinaing,rof Suber,viewehb thfickets, only, whts ich wth prntd pparteiaculastmyherhadtofeloninsta,e aundSonrrs, Patd ernster-row. Partiuares, anluodaith Spread Eagl andcrenie he thre m~ or th:r Reds Lo n, Purie ney;w, plotugh, Capham:e and ato 1dldulere, oq.alu'd Frr.Snerhold,staes,pearb17 teacres,o tltefree, and exnrated from t hl e land tax. BWISANE and SOtuS,eat thePaies Sbran Mart.iondTusdayt, Junte 1o. atyo 12,indlotsx, aot1 lsfo Eodo.RoY i valale and typritheo ofe Esates Consistiong tofth rexethve meanorso prepnted maortiuof wt enbgryawthted plues, quitb rents,r Crighs,land,soicirtorancOldhBread-trbeetnn, Lundry ofaMsrms, Clands, mFaulkner, andttarkea, soincluding Saboutr175halCreas(beth samte mloreor less anf fherCatilemeadow,ypature, aedLeon and theBll lands bapoundted boyeuelndthrods aind' inms ath occupationscofrtSamuel Gl'rnri, Kingstand Mr. Wandersion,rspCtbable thenSans,o lheatse,ya rensb Samonting toe Knea'401 perd annum, 'rhe princkpa part Bedfone- rthRed from th and tax,Geoand state Honslwa the parishesd of Wubuy nd Harmondsworth, in he cuny Sofk MlTiddese, ab-oust 17 &.ro LondoN,STo NleYview d b Sermisson ofe arendsonapplicationetodthe respectiveItenants: arntd paricuarowihJng dy,a b raved plan may bce, Clake,Fauknr, nd lake,solciOrs Mddesrs'-hlV,Cesaside at Hmptn; te y an th KIn's rms,et ciompritnugrthe thua Griffi, Kington; te WhitYLion, dobbam theSwn Chertdser; Rush,stae s the Kin'sHed, ghm;thSBlckDo, Edfn the RedSLion an he Gergeals, at Runselo-squatenFrdy the Mat;an o Wn Istane and Son,,Ptroe-ow Clelt-atroefeabremeley Stockei TVrnds, foseuletd Furithure,ate -BA INd TANent and Sh ro eoNs, own thenPrmpises,o Womnesdan, theu 16th ioznstant andsfollowfingeas aotI, bre of the lbaed xiaeu tors, anprtd bExecutrix, Maobak adC.1dzesf lr doch,Yiffle, atNdo's.i ?$diand 52, leet-sreet;bompiigthe; usuale ofecurintofs Shaerdy frashery and emillnerycgds dofztebesto Clacrept, tion;together wit thes housRehod Hurniture, and1 dotherseffects,tTo bhe viewe by Molynda and0O Tnusdstell4qurewhenodcataloguesnea7lgbes myehad ontepmis; ando of 'Winstanley and Sons, Pater-itnrw Frusehll-Esuae - aubeCla fOdWns By WIS` TAB WNLE andVSNS onrte Prmss 0 usl-sqae, , o Friday, thean 13t Inst at 12,sigtn ett esr.Stat Cellar ofsb exst treeybhic ies sealetenanith, gtreats jmudgment foh rpito r's0ow nt coinsumtioe ucomperising aboute 120 dten cof unsulyo Port, ofthe f celebrtedpctvinae t802namprte byPaon aoibna d pCo.;a1i0 dozen ofr Mghe- doh YlleLndC.'!rdl, a1 n 0er ndbtte 18-dozens MiddlescxK-Frcehold. producing ?26 per anmum.-Bly WIINSTANLEY and SONS, at the Mart, on Friday, June 25, at 12, by order of the Executor, and pursuant to the Will of Mr.Win. Bawtreedeceased A Freehold Estate, situate No. 12, Brown's-lane,near the e hurch. Spitalfields, comprising a small dwelling-house. with yard and garden, In the occupation of Mlr. Win. Unmney;, on lease fora term whereof 11 years arce unexpired, at arentof X26 perasn. To bo viewed b permlssion of the tenant. Printed parttculars miay be had at the hlart; and of WVinstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. Walworth.-Valuable Leasehold House, witb Garden.andGround,sult- able for l luldIng.-By WINSTANLEY and SONS, at the Mart, on Friday, June 25, at 12, 7T~IHE Lease for .58 years, at a ground rent, of a com. modious Dwelling-house, situate In Manor-place, Walworth, containilng various sleeping apartments sitting rooms, kitchens, cellars, and other domestic acconuiodat ons, a garden, and plot of ground behn the premises, with a frontage, rendering It desirable for building. To beviewedbyapplyingonthepremises, whereprinted gsrtlill'iars may be had: also at thte Mlart; and of Winstanley aLnd 0o11, Paternoster-row. Efleld, blddiesex.-Twenty-three Acres of Freahold and Tithe-free Land, with Cottage, &c-Bly WINSTANLEY and SONS. at the art. Inashorttime,bydirectionaftheExeautorsof- Schreiber, esq. deceased, ELIGIBLE Freehold and 'Tithe-free Estate, consisting o, f containing about I8 acres, sitatein ,ta-lae, t Frtyhil, Eded; another piece of araLblc land.boutscre, siuateat Cay-hll,bt in the occupation afhMrs. Hils; nd tiBerandtild cttae,vith a barn and cowhouse, orchad, grden,nd pddoc, conainig alogethr 4 cressituaste in urky-tret,Enlel, aer shrt isanc funsth Hih orth- roa4 intheoccpaton f Sr. Sith asyealy enat. ue otice Freebolc Ground Rtent of z01. per anrtam- IBy wINSTANLF,y and 'SONS, at the Miart, on FrIday. June 2s, at 12, FrceeldGrond Rnt f ?50 per annum, arising fromandsecredby fve welinghoues, situate in Harcourt- Liaongresi Tdddngtn,letOnle eashr awtrm, wirderef-?9 year ar unxpird. o b vieed,andPeinkted particulars bad 14 day prort th sae f Wnstnle esd Sws Paternoster-row-, par. tienars ihs at he paceo~ sle; hfit the Yorkshire Stingo, Freehold Estate, Old Fish-street-B WflWSTAtJLEYandSOlNS at the Mvart, on Friday, June 25, at 1,2, y order Of the Admidtlstratrixlof Aitr. Jokn Pred. Steinberg deceased A. Substantially erected Bric~c Divelling-house, of three -Lstories, with a frontsge in old Fish-street of about 21 feet. and extending in depth dowvn Old Fish-street-hilil 43 feet. The intei-l(rat prewent Is lin an unfinished state, and communicating therewith ia a strolig-timbered wvarehouse of`4 floors, wvith erane doors and loopholes eomi-lete, measuring from north to south ab6ut 35 feet, atnd from east to wrest upwards of 22 feet; a coachhouse and stable. withi loft, and cellaring under the whole. To be viewed by applying on the pre- mises, where printed particulars miay bye had; of M.essrs. Stocker and Dawson, solicitors, NVew Boswveli-courr, Carey-street; at the Mart; and of Winstanley nod Sonis, paternoster-ronr. Eilgible F'reenold and LeaseholdE-'states, redeenmed Land-a-,&.Al- dermnanbury, Addle-street, and tsllngton.-lly'WINStA"NL~E"Y and SONS, at the -at,o Friday, June 25, at 12, In 6 lots, 'rTERY vAluable and desirable Estates, consistino' of 'V 2 capi,tal and most substantial freehold (and smnall ?art ?easc- Iold) dwelling houses, wvareholuses, and premises, being Nl'eos. 63 and 64,-Aldernsanbary. built about 20 years sinpe under tYhe I-mediate direction of a most respectable architect, andf for the especial use of the proprietors, as a baniking houre, but are now in the occupation of Renjamin Fayle, esQ and his under tenants, and hlessrs. Hick and Brothers, on shortVlases, at very low rents,' forwhich considerable premiums were gIven. A freehold building behind the same, at pre- sent inoccupied, thela,nd-tax isredeemied. A leaseholdImproved rent orf271. per annum, Issuing outof2 houses, No,9 9and 10,Addle,-street, with extensRivebhi-Ildiogs behind, held for22 years, the redeemed land- tax of 71.17s.6d. per annum, payable from thesaid house.s,Nos, Dand 10, Addle-street, Aneligible leasehold, estate, consistingbf a very conavenient and genteel diwellinghouse, with fore court and good gar- den,_pleasantly situated 5, Park-street, is1ington,lun the occupation of Mr. Twells, amost respectable tenant, held or upwards of 72 years, at a Fround rent of only M1. lOs. per annUm. To be viewedt by per& mission of the respective.tenants. Prlnted particulars may be bad of Messas. Dawes and Chatfield, solicitors. Angsel-court, Throgemorto- Street; Mr. Gacdiner, surveyor, 68, Old Biroad-street; at th 5Mart; and of WlnstaineyaudSons.pe,iemoster-row.whereapplu may be seen. By1 WIN.STALY and SONS, at the Mat on riay, July 9, aWt 12, ini 4 lots, APlot of valudlble Bseilding Ground, iuost eligibly the ordA To neighbourhood, Acre-lane, Clapham, read or dliv rto te sae, and maybhe then had at the wan,SeocweU Price o ~Vies,rixtn; f James Wlinton, esq. at the Mat; and of Wintanley and Sons, Suffolk, betwveenIaeghndBr St. Edmunstuasi,-Cap1tae Manor Estate of nearly 70fce exnrtdrom the land tax), offering a most eligible oppotnt o nvamu-yWNSTAN4LRY and SONS, at thie Mato]rdy uy9 t1.I or, by direction of the ExecutorsoCl,Bchrfdeee, ?T RY valual sae,atuate i the parishes of V Kettleb-arston andPetn near Bildeston and Lavenham, In thcecounty of Suffolk, 6miles from Hadlelgb, 9fromLongAflfordi 10 from Bunry St. Edmund's. 9 from Sudbiry, 16 fromt Ipswih, 12 ftom Stanwmarktet, IS fromn Coleliester, anid about 65 froim London, con- sistingof the Manor of Preston, or Church Hail, with thte fines, quit rentsk, courts,royalties,and appurtenances,extending over theiparishes of Pres9ton and Kettlebarston, a very fertile, healthy, andWsorting part of the county, abounding with game, and 693 acres, 2 rxos.an 2 perches of very productive mieadow, pasture, ara5,le, and wood Iland, lying exceedingly comp)act, and divided Into 4 farms, viz. Prestonl Hlail, Chiapel House, IN aggers, and High House Farmns, with suitable farm-houses and outbuildings,in the occupations of llcssrs. Gleenezer, Osborn, Isaac Cooper, and Others, yearly tenants, at very moderate rents, ameunting to 6771. per annum. To be viewred by permission of the tenants. Particulars may be had at the Inns at BiUdeston, Lavnhn,,Sidlegb, Long Milford, Bury St. Edmund's, Stowr- markt, udhry,ipalch an Coeheter; of JosephMl.aberly, seq. Kin's-oad Befor-roy; t te Mrt;and of Winstanley rand Sons, Smal Feehld arm lad-tx rdeeed~ uear Matdstone. Kent. -By M. SHUTLEWOYB, a the art, on Wednesiday, June WESTIELD SOLE FARMN, in tbepar~ish of Boxley, cepsist ng of 48 acres of pasture and arable lund, withi a farmnhouse and Outbuildings, In the occupation of Mr.Garrick, at a, rent of ?01. per annum Ma eveed, and furtherx particu- lars had of Mfr. Btrin, solicitor. 27, King-street, Cheapside; at the Mtart; and of Mr. Shuttlewortb, 28, Poultry. Reversionary Life Interest and Contingent Interest tin the P'rintiph-- By !ilr. SHIUTTLEWVORTHl, at the Auction Mart, on Wednesday, June 9, at 12 gENHE Divielends on ?5,000 Four per Cent. Aninuities L(nowThreeand a Half per Cent.Stock), fer and during the life of a geteman, In the .57th year of his zage, In case be shoul survive his idlte, nowr In her 52d year ; also the Co-ntingent Interest of the s1aid gentlemnan to the said sum of ?65000, Three anid a Half ner Cent. Stock, in case his wife Should die in his lifetime, and his chiildren die unmarried and without issue. Particulars may be had at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, 28, Poultry. Valuble acinss r~emisest, in th~at great thoroughfare. St. Martin's- Ic-ran. mmeiatlyopposite the New Postoffice.-By Mr. RIJMALL,on te Premises, 26, St. Martin s-le-grand, THIS DAY, Jun 5,at2 byorer of thieProprietor, A God FailyHouse, withr capacdous Shlop m any years esalse sa woollendraper's and buttonsellier's, with good willoi rad atachd, together with the remaining ternn of 2 years andthre uarer,ofa baker's shop adjoining, of which there are 6 yoirs unexpie from Midsummier next of the two houses at a low rent, The lease contains the usual covenants, and the lessor Insures, rhe household ftirniture sad stock will commnenceselling atI . onx the. saineday. The premises tobe vlewedtcill thesa-le. and particulars ;had on the premises; o1 Mr. John Triggery, 19. Butcherhai,e4ane; and of Mr.Rumball,auectioneer and appraiser, 40, Crooked-lane,Cannson-street To ercant, hopeeprs Tavernkeepers, and Private Fainsiies. H.. MALLONE espctfully announces, that ~Vk illSDAY,Satrday Jun 5,at 12 o'clock, he will SUBMITI by ACTiN, t te Mrt,a vluale,extensive, and geznuIne STOCK of SuebCTGAS n niepoerty; eomprieing 15O rich cut desetdse,? ugrbsn n uter coolers, 260 p air of quart andpin dcaners 6 spritbotle, Rife dishes, puanch bowls, 200 sals, ,50 wie ad oherglases a are assortment of rich castor an liurfhe opee 0eeat hall lamps, a quantity of girndoes,win coles, ingr gasss,rummers, ale glasses, hock glases an anexcllnt arity f wllMannfactured articles, the whoe o whch reconsigned b the manufacturer for absolute sale. May e viwed,andcatalogucshdoe day prior and mongsfsae J. SMAI,LBNE Auctioneer and asr 47, Highi-stret ombuy To0nbridge.strert. New--road. - By-NM1r. BULLOCK. on the Premises,' 5, Sion-terrace, on Monday next, aLt 12, rTNHE neat Furniture of a small House, a quantity, of ALexcellent bed and table lien, ELsquare planotorte wvith the-addi- tional kevs dluted legs, and drawers, A dinner service of blue wvare, ke. Including mahogany, dinlIg and pembroke tables, on claws, a Greclan sofa, chairs, chlimney glasses, teat. bedsteads and furniatures, hair mattresses, goose beds and bedding, dressing glasses, tables, washhand stands, carPets, r'esgs, fenders and firelrons, and culinary rejisies.Mg e vewe :catalogues onthe premilses, and of Mdr. Leashol Cotag Reideces, wirth Stabling, Brixton Hiil .-By Mr. SOUTHY. a Saraways, o Wedesda, June 16, at 12, by order J~NIE spcios brck biltCottae,netyfinisbhed, delihtflly itute,In Streatbarn-plac,onte sumomit of Brix- tonHil, ac cotanIng 4 good bedehambers, parlour, dining and drawingrooms, iteen, chaisehouse, stablIing large garden and fore- cour, haingaroled p lot of 190 feet by 50, fe'et;In the seveir21 occu- patonsf Mssr. Vrnam, Child, Slnm onds, Bak-er, and Watmore, at rents amounting to 2101. per annum. To be held for long termsi at low ground rents. Mlay be veiewed by leaVe of the tenantt, and piarti. culars had at the Crqwln anid Sceptre, Brixton Hill; of blesasr. Drew and Sons, solicitor,e oB sy;aGraa';ano'rSuhy Tooley-street.orerodc;aar wa';adf .onhy Glas ad Cins-ToPrlvate Families and Others.-The genufne and extensive Stock in' Trade of Glass and China, Chandtliers, Lustres, and Chimney Oruaments.-By Mr. J. H. CLARK, at his stPacious R~oom, 23, Holles-street, Cavendish-square, on Tuesday, June 5, at 11, without the least reservation, by order of the Executers of Mir. Jamies Adarason deceased, removed for -the convenienxet of sale. TNHE Stock cornp rises a fUll assortment of cut and plain Tglass of eve ry description, decanters, wine glasses, goblets, Water carafts and tumblers, brilliant chandeliers and chimney- lustres. complete ironstonie table services, and blue ditto oi the molt modern patterns, china tea and coffee services of the most superb patterns and workmanshiip~; also French china vases, ca- binet cups and stands, chilmney ornamnents insets5, rieblyfinished, adasmallquantity of stainied glass. To be viewved one day pr- ceirthe aeU, when catalogues may be bad at Mr. Clark's o.,e, 23, Hoilei-atreet, Cavendish-square. eaRtigs, Sus%ex.-Beautiful ornamental Cottage, ~with PlIeaaure Grund and Garden, Stabling, &c. and the elegant Furniture, new writhin a short period, In-ohe lot, with Immediate POSsisssson.-By Mfr. RAI.NY, at the Auction -Mart, on Wednesday, June 30, at 12. unless previously disposed of by private contract, A Singularly beautiful Cottage, sitUate on agentle emi- 11nence, at Guestltag-hill. only 3 miles from Hasting,s. S from Witnchelsea, and 6 from Battle, commanding the most interestinig iiiiand and sea views. The cottage has been completed within the las3yere Ithutregrd o epene,and Is tastefuUy and appro- pritel funised;theplesur grundIs planted wivth forest trees and hrub an at conenint dstace Is a kitcheni garden, out- aienhead, tlerks.-Elegant detached Freehold Cottage,with Pleasure Grounid and Garden, Coachbouse and Stabling, aiid the whole of the mnoderni Fumiture.-By Mir. RAINY, at the Auction Mart, on WYed- nesday, Julne 30, at 12, In 1 lot, with Immediate piossession (unless previously disposed of by, private contract), Verycomact subtanal,and well-finisRhed Freehold A CotageResience knon asIVooblneCottge,standing de- tacedadreird.EshotreoTout fte ulafiiadenheatdand the hlghllath road. Theecottage contains every accomm.datlonfor a moderatesized?amilr it issiurroundedbya pleasure groundand garden Ivenl laid out, and there is a coacbhouse and stable and other conve- nient olitbuildings. To be vIewved till the sale, on appilcatlon to air Goldsmnith, North-street, 1,taidenbead, and of wvhom printed parti: culars may be lisd 14 days Nreceding: particulars also at -the Sun blaidenisead"; Casitle, Salt-hill; of Messtrs. Hanrott and Metealfe, Lin_ coin's-Inni, a't the Auction Mart; and-of Mtr. ait-ny. 8, Berkeley-square Norfolk-street, Strand.-An Improved Rent of ?75 per annum, unde- niably secured.-By Mr.'MCLLS, atthe Mart, on Wednesday, June 16, at 2, y iretio o th asigeesofMr. John Kenner. prannum, unideniablv se- leae t Mesrs Became ad Sn, he remset may be viewed by perisson f te tnats;paricuarsmaybehad at the Mart, and ValuablE. Leasehold Estates, Garden Ground, and Stablbng, Middleton- terrace and Queeni's-row-, PentonrIlle; s pacious Mlanufactory Livery Stables, and Premilses, Filisebury-srreet, WVhite-street; and Ropemakeres-street, near Pinsbury-square. and Houses in Alder- Snanbury, andbMiller's-court: thewholeprueducinga rental of about 6001. per anuum.-iiy Mr. MlILLS, at the Mart, onl Wednesday. JUune 6, U12, in lots, by direction of the Exocutors and Trustees, for sale. 'f HE following very valuable Estates of the late ,AL Richard Gifford, esq. viz.:-A capia n usata rc ul suoderdweulnhou3ke, lvfh large wailed garden abo,t15 IS feet deep, situate o. 15, htiddletoRa.terrace, Pentorville, let on an agreement for aL iease to 'Mr. Fothergill for 21 years,at a renTtal of '31. per annum. Also a spacious plot of garden ground behind the whole Terrace, con- taining about 287 feet in depth and 80 feet wvide, let in piets as gar- dens, and producigarna flot31-anm the whole held on lease for about 82 years, at asmallgroundlrent, Also an excellent brick built dwelling-house, with large front gardeni abouet 26 feet in front, situate No. 1, Queen's-roN-. Pentonvile, let on lease to John Hollyer, esq. for an unexpired term of 2 years anda half, at a rental of 5l21. 10s.fer annuns. Also a lare eplot of ground adjoining, about 50 feet in ront of the high road, with stabong, chapsebyose, and spacious yard. with workshop,. patrt of which was occupied by the late proprietor; the wvhole held on lease for about 60 years unexpired clear of ground rent, Also an extensive and very compart leasehold estate; conp rising the premises long establlshed as a tobacco and snuft manuaratory, occupying a plot of ground about 62 feet In front of Itopemaker's-street, and extesdlngabout 82 feet in depth, wvith frontage in YWhite-street, near Little Moeorfields; comri"sing an ex- tensive m anufac tory, wvith ground floor and upper wa rehouses, cooperage, and a capital brick built dwelng-house, being No. 4 White-street; the whole in the occupation of asesars, Huxley and Sons, and let on lease for an unexpired term oi 7 years. at the low rental of IOOL Per annum; held from the Merchant Tailors' Com- pany, at a small ground rent. Also an eligible leasehold estate, coa- ner ofFinsbury-sneetaisdRopemaker'.-streeti comprsing a large brick dwelling-house, with shop, In the xceupacion o Sr, Underwood. Also briek bulit premises adjoining; comprising stabt;ng with 1Ir stalls, lofts and coachhouse: the whole oepupying a frontage of about S0 feet, let on lease to Mr. *Voodfield for the whole term, at a renta of 1051. per annum, and held on lease at a smal ground -rent. Also an elgible and compact estate; comprisink3 brick built houses, with warehouses sd shops, being Nos. 37, 38, alnd 39. Aldrmanbury, Also 4 houses. belng -Nos, 1, 2, 3, anld 4, Millers-court, behind the preceding: the whole produclng a rental of upwards of 2001. per annum, and held on lease at a ground rent.- The respective premises ma be viewed by leave of the tenants, of whuom partleislarrnsa a be baa'; also of Messrs. Tebbutt and Son9, solicitors, 29, Austlnfrlarz. and Clapton-sqiare Hlackney; at the Belvldere' Tavern. PenitoiYJlle; at the Mart; and olFMr. MlDls, 4, Chapel-place, Poultry. - - - Qaeen.sauRe, 3looinsbuy.-Ekc,elent modem ffowsholA Fturri1ture, large la.sses. shoice Cellar et Wines, Plate, Plated Articles, China, Glass, fine'Engravings, BOOkCs, und migeellale(Mv Elfects....By. Mr. WM. STEVENS, oa the Premises, No. 1.5, Queen-square, on Wednesday-, .,pne 9, at 12, by order of the Executor of Rt. C. CresmWell, eat. deeaied:' - .-- . ,.; ?HE EBedchamnber Fu-rniture comprises mahlogany .4- Tpost -tent, and sofLd bedsteads; -and chintz cotton furnitures excellent goose feather beds and bedding, mnahogany and japannea. washhand stands, dressing tables, dud glsses, wnahogany wardfobe, aLnd chests of drawers. The drawing room furniture. consists if handsome chintz cotton French window, curtains, roseurood chairs and conch en suifte, rosewoodt per and sofa tables, elegat 6-liglit chan- delier, large chimuney glass Briusels carpet, and hearth rug, cut steel I endsrs and Irons, moshogany dining rooim chairs, muoreen cur- tains, sideboard, Turkey carpets, chimney glasses, byookcase, kitcheni flum-iture, and d ounncesof plate, plated articles, china, glaoss, soume remarkably fine engraviags, a few models In wax and sulphur casats, 40 dozen of choice port, Rousillon, claret, aud Hiermisage wines, a few buoks, and miscellaneous effects, Mlay be viewed 1 day previous to the sale, and c-atalogues had on the premises, and of SIr. Wnu. Stevens. -auctioneer and appraiser, 36. Old Jewry. Morton, 'Surrey.-Desirable Country Residence, writh Coachh,,use, Sta- bling, * PlaueGons mlsfromi town.-Ily IMr. WILLIAM STEVENS, on the Premises, Merton, Surrey, on Friday, June]I 1, at 12, by order o1 the Assignees of Mtr. 0. T. Kerhey, A 'N excellent Family Residence, situated in the prefer- I-IL able part of the village of Slerton, commianding very delightful views of the surroundingecountry, comprising numerous airy bed ehambers and dressing roomrs, wSell proportioned drawing, dining, and breakfiast rooms, writh bandsoine zmarble chimneypleces, librdary and spaclintspaved hall. The domestic olffces are numerous and wel ar- ranged Including k -ljcen, wa-sbhouse, pantry, coal dairy, andl excel- lent calaring-for svinei ber, andcoalis. Theloutdoor ofices comprisie 9. 5-stall stabl;e, lofts, ooacbhdbuse; mmd granary, an extensive wralled dowe anikichengaren,160 feet long, greenhiouse, and ruLstle sum- merhoue~-At he ametime will be sold the remaining avine, 2 hanFome lock, ad a few lots of furnkiture. MaLy he viewed writh tickes, whch wih paticulars mayb ha ,fMr'aylor, solicitor, King-treet Cheaside;and of r.Win. Stevenis, auctioneer and ap- rehold House, Garden, anid Orwhard, at Headley-heath, Sre. Perempgtorill by Mlessrs. DRIVEP, at the Red Lion, Dockn,o Thursday, June 1 7, at 2, unless san aeceptable offer shoul epe vIoisl nide sF rivate contract, A Vey dsirbleFreeholdi Hunting Box, (land tax LI..redeme,) ligbli situate In the neIghbourhood of 4 packs of houns, e Healey-eath, In the couintyof Suirrey, &bhunt 3 miles fro Lethehea, 4from Epsoims, Dorking, and Reigate, and only 20 mies frm i.oidn corn jrlsing d genteel dwvelling-house, contain- Ing4 god edromsand a large le ft unider the roaf, 3 parlours. 2 kitcens,wasiboue,~ wine cellar, &c. 2-stall stable and coachbotnse, fron cort, ithagod garden and orchard well stocked, containing In te woleaboe oe acre, together 'With a valuable right of com- mon.To e vewe onappIcaIonto George Reed, on the premises, were printed bpcfctsn a e had; also at the Red Lion, Dorking; White at egt~Gahn Sutton; at the Mart; and of esr.Dir,surveyors and ladagents., 13, New Bridge- street, Bllackrirars. TWO Perpetual Afivowsons. Kent-Biy Messrs. DRIVEIR, at thle Auc- tionL SMaXt, on Friday, June 18. at 12 in 1 lot, PreulAdvowsons of the 'Itwo valuable Rec- T to'eso ilated and Frinsted, in the county of Kent. They are contiguous parishe's, commanding extenisive rich scenery, andL Prospects surrounded by a most excellent neighbourhood, and consi- dee sbeing In onie of the healthiest and most eligible spots in the counry. The chuxrches ar, situlate writhin 2 miles of each other, and on one of the rectories is a convenient and comfortable glebe house. The distance from London is45 miles, and from Sittlngbourne about 3 miles, The computed value of both re?tories is 6001. per nnmum, and one ot the present Incumbents Is in hlis 79th year, anit the other in his 71st year. Printed specifications may be had at the Star, ox- ford; H-oo,p, Cambridge; Rose, Sittlngbwurne: Bull, Rochester; Ship, Doe-er; Libraries, Blath and Cheltenham; at the Auction- mart; and of MAessrs. Driver, suirveyors and land agents, 13, Newv Biridge-street, Black-frJars. Assemblage of modern Plate, Jewelllery, Gunus, Pistolsl, Hardware, &c.-lly Mr. J. ROSE, at the Auction Mbart, on Wednesday and Thursday, June 9 and 10, at 12, T Eextenisive and valuable Stock of a Silversmith andI THa'rdwareman, comnpriising eleganit silver and plated goods, In epergnes, tea and coffee equlpaiges, wvaiters, fine gold seals, chains, brooches, diamond and fancy rings, dupe double and single barrel guns, pistos, had~om paer tentrays, a large quaLntity of culery, plated dessert knives and forks, &c. Mlay beveirewedon Tuesday and mornisig of sale, and catalioguies had at the Mart; and of the auctioneer, Church- crt,Od Jewyry. Five: iudred Dozen of fine old Port, Sherry adeira, ain-dCape Wines.-By Mr. J. ROSE, at the Auction ma'rt, on 11Thursday, June 10, allI IVJV9 Hundred Dozen of superior old Port, Sherry, F Mtadeira, and Cape Wines,.the stock of Mr. T. Smith, of No. 10. Crutched-frlars, In lots suited to the traide and private families. Ca- taloguies may be had of the auctioneer, Chuirch-court, Old Jcwry; and samples tasted at the cellars. WoolenClohs.-.S Mr J.ItSE, at the Auction Ma-rt, on Friday, June1I1, atl12, AN Assortmenit of prime Saxony Superfine Cloths, it. A:l blackcs, blues, and mnedicey, a few Seconds, Yorkqhife broads and plains, single and miilled -erseymneres, &c. Miay he viewed on Thursday and morning of sale. and catalogues had at the Mart; and of the auctioneer, Church-court. OldiJewry. By Mtr. SOTHEIIY, ~at his House, Wellngton-street, Waterloo-: bride, Strand, on esday. June 3, and 2 olowving days, at 12, A Valuable Portion of the Library of a Clergyman, con- Li.X siatintg chiefly of County and general Englisht iNstory, includ- inig, Folio!? Ashmole's Order of the Garter, plates by Hollar; Cbhaim- cey's Hertfordshire, plates; various Workis o1' Dmsgdle; Nash's WVor- cestefrshire, with Supplement, 2 vols. Quarto: Archnologia, 16 vole, lin coy, al rusiaunct~'I~ctsreating to Durbam; Itdomstre- lets Croiicls, y oilucs S ols HaodPress ; Lord Somers's Col- lecton f Tact, 11 vls.remrkaly inecopy, hzaf ruissia, uncuxt Lavrers Pysignoy, voe. ctao:Gent's various Works; Johuoll' Wors, b Murhy. 2 vos. Hitoroco gilt leaves; Shak epere,by aloe,21 ole; DetonnireHisorque 1S tonm.1210; -be. o beviewd, an catlogus (pIc s. each) Aad at the; slace Manficent Carvklgs in Wuood and highly valuable Pictuires, Iroini the Nan! Palace, at Venice. Nl SANLE veyrespectful1~ apprises the Vr m tostandConoiseus,that on Satur!y,te12th of June, h shall SUBMTIT to SAL.E at his Rooms, 21, Old Bond-street, SIX very magnificent CARVINGS In WOOD, by the celebrated Brusteloisi, re- V?,ese Inh .rItatsubjeicts; and a truly valuable SELECTIO N of cCntserlepueing the Raising of Lazarus, by Paerinjo del Vsa;a Titian and his Mlistress, by Titaian; a Saint In a Landlscape, by Glor- giune; a Lucretia, by QJulio Romano, a Subject, by Linardo da Tinci, In his Airst manner; a Sebastian, by Guidlo; a fine Por-trait, by Bronzino, and other examples of Italian mnasters of high class, which wvith the carving were brought from the Nani Palace. at Venice; also capital specim.ens of t!ieFlemish and Dutch schools. particularly a Jew Rabbin, by Remabrandt; and Landscapes, by itn1yadael and Hobbema; the genuine pfoperty of adistinguished Connoisseur. May be viested twvo daYs Preceding amid catalogues had. Cheshunt. .Heruc.-Diyeuing, Garden, and Land,-To he LET by AUC- TION, by Mr. SNOW, at the Four Swami, Waltham-cross, on Friday, Juine 11, at 1, ALease for 31 years, from MNichaehmas next, of a neat A3 Dwelling-hobuse sittnate In Cbeshuimt.street, comprising 2 parlours In front, wilth excellent kitchen, large washhouse, cellar, and pantry, -4 chambers on the first floor, and 2 attics ; an excellent garden partly walled with a separate entrance; a tiled barn and offices attached, capable of~ beIng converted into a good stable and chaise- house. Adjoining is a Cottage of six rooms. wmilts a shop front;: also 2s. Ir. 6p. of arablec land, part of the late Inclosure of Chieshunt- commuon, situate on a pleasing eminience, with a southern aspect, and excellent roads thereto about 2 miles from the dwellinig, in a respect- able neighbourhood, aamirably adapted for the erection of a rural dwelling. The house may beveieved by applying to Mr. Titmuss, on the premises, opposite the Red Lion, Cheas. unt-street, where Inform- ation walill he given of the land; the conditionis of letting may he had by applying at the Four Swans; or to Mr. Snow, 56, Dorset-street, Salisbury~square, London. Entire Navigation of the River Avon. extending from Stratfor-d on Avon to She borough of Eve3baM.-By Mir. PEVTON,. at the Royal Hlotel, Birminghamn, on Thursday, June 10, at 12, lin one or more lots, as may be determined on, by order of the Assignees under a Commission of Bankrupt THE entire Navigation of the river Avon from the Ttown of Stratford open Avon, In the county of Warwick to the borough 01 Evesham, in the counr,y of Worcester, with all the rgt ancd privileges asoriginahly grante by the Crown to the Right 0on. Lord IVndsor. This property presents an opportunity t_o capitalists thatver sedomoccrs.Pritedparicuars may be obtaEined 10 days precdin th salof esss. BtemnanJones, Lincoln's-inn, Messrs. Vlzrd nd lioer,incln'-sn-fidnofMa-. Alexander,Carey-street; amI ofMr.Peyon,Coo'scout, are-steet Lodo; ofAir. Corrie, solcitr,Biringam attheplce Isae;andat hefollowing inns, Hop p le Woceter WiteLin, trsfod ponAvn; and Crown, Maie Residence and Farm, Isle ot WVight.-At the Gcorge Inn, Yar- Lt mouth, ohi the 10th of June, at S dclock, In 2 lots. Lt1- A Retired Freeholdl Family Residlence, with nut- .LfL meronis apartments, fronting the sea, withizgarden, coach- house, &c. and 4 acres or land, pleasantly situxate near Y'armouth, in competereir,andadatedfortheimmedlate reception of I or 2 gentelfaille. Lo 2. FreholdFarm caledHeathfield Farmi, adjonin lot1, boutSO cre of andwelltimere, and writh ex- tenivecomon igts,comandngextensiv n pleasant views, if ot ispsedof n Ilot wil b diide ad offered In 11 lots. For paricuarsaply o M. Fanis itts,auctioneer, Newport; or to Mr. aylo, AutionMart Lonon; f b letter, post paid. Very compact Freehold Estate, Charteros-ae in the parsh of St. Sepuslchre.-.By Mr. BYGRAVE, atheMr,o Monday the 14th of June, at 12, A Valuable Freeholdl Estate, situiated in Charterhouse-. F lane and Red Lion-court, leading to the sqtuare from St. John's- street, in the parlsh of St. SeDulchre, comprising 4 substantial brick buillt houses, Nos. 8, 9, 10, an&I 11, infrontofCbarterhouse'lane, with the premises attached thereto, and S brick bunt houses at the back, forming the wrhole of Red Liont-court, 4 of which haySj good yards behnd,ope, ary,andpriate nobIng any thoroughfare; also a smal arentr~yad: heboebengofthe anualI vale of 275L clea ofallrats ad taes hatoevr, et on onae lease, wvhich expires at iebelnas,182, a a roud rnt.The premnises may be viewed by eav ofthetemant 10day prvios,ad particulars had, by apply- ing o Mssr. Geen Peberon,andCrawley, Salisbury-square; Thoms Dnton es. Aslor Lode, ear Stalues; Mr. Bygrave, TheTurf.-tlown Ha,ll. near Epsom Dowvns,Surrey.-ByMir.8'eGRAVE, at the Slart, on Monday. June 14, at 12, unless; previously disposed of by prvt iotract, "ril ver valable Freehold and Copyhold Estate, E caled ownHall, In the parisb of Epsom, in the cotanty of Surey elihtfllysituate, wvithin half a mile of the Race-course;, comrisng nelyerected and substantial brick builtmansigon, cen- tainug n etracebail, dining.drawing,breakrast. and housekeeper's room; 9 edroms,excllen doestic offices of every description attached, and supplie inalprswth good water and is unov In the occupation of theEaloOxrd The detachecY builaings consist of very superior stabling for 24 horses, brick, and slated, with good granary anid lofts, over, fitted up iia the most complete 3tyle, -well snip- plied with excellent water by pipes unuder ground, and now In the occupation of a celebrated sporting character of the turf. Also coachL and chaise houses, brewbhouse, sowhouse, dog ken iels, piggery, good walled gardens, and upwvards of 36 acres of excellent nicandow,l Irss tlure, and arAblc land. The arable land is In tho occuipationl of fr. Watson as tenant at wilL The above property is particularly, desir- able for any nobleman or gentleman xfond of the fiel d, being within a short distance of several packs of stag and fox hounds. Further partculrs ay e hd o apilstio toMessrs. Green, Pemaberton, andCraley Saisurysqure;ThoasDenton, ese. Asliord Lodge, nea Saies;an M. Bgrve lnd get nd ureyr,Clement'- inn Lndo,o ivio trk-ta aye adfrviwnth same and of tee tat sen. Prtiulas my alo b ha atthe Mlart; the rinIpa ins a Epom,teiatCrodonKington,Staincs, Valuable Titlhes, Islewortlh and Twickenham, Middlesex.-Hy hIr. BvYGRAVE, at the Mart, sonue time in the month of June or July, unless previously dkposedof by Private Contract. iiHE very valuable Great Tithes, exteliding over nearly J. the whole of the lands in the parishes of Isleworth and Twicken- harn, which are particularly desirable for their contiguity to tbe me- troplis; they arisefrom the follo,ving crops, viZ. allsorts of corn or gratny asrescutgreen if seld, turniDs a whensown upon fallowe, or after ans crop ?v bas not before pald tithe, ard peas. and beans planted I in the iields, or in thegardeas, whether allowed to stand for corn, or 'gathered green for the table Further particulars may be hRd by applying to Messrs. Francis and Urquhart, Monumelat-yard; ar Mr. Bygrave, land agent and surveyor, Clement's-inn.London. Fern Acres, near Fulmer, Bncks-Household Furniture, Library, valuable Collectlon of beautiful Drawings, Pianoforte, Harp, ele- gant Plated Articles, Farming Stock, &e.-By NORTON and SON, on the Premises, Fulmer, Bueks, bn Wednesday, June 9, and twvo followingdays, at 11, g ONSISTING of the general Assortment of neat and geiteel Household Furniture fof drawing satd dining rooms and hcimambers, aud every descrip*oii of culinary and dairy utensils, the whole havlngbeen coanvenieitly and neatly.arranged for appear- ance and usefulness; a handsome yellow chariot and harness, gig and harness. pony chaise and ditto; a select library, conslsting of upwards of 1,000 volumes; a collection of natural Alpine plants, in high state of preservation; drawiugssy thefirst masters; 26 dozen of fine old wines; a superior toned cabinet piano by Wornum, a pedal harp by Erat, plated dlnnerservice with silver rims bronzefigures, casts, and many valuable cabinet curiositles. The rarming stork consists of waggios, carts, ploughs, harrows, hurdles, horses, cowvs, sheep, &c. Fern Acres, with or without the farm, to be Let for 7 years (a neat cottsgel, furnished, which to a respectable tenant will be let low. To be vlewed on Monday and Tuesday prebeding the sale, anid cata- logues (Is. eaei, to be returned to purchasers of 11. and upwards) may be had at the place of sale; and of Messrs. Norton and Son, 11,Serle- street, Lincola's-inn fields and Uxbridge, liddlesex; Gatra;way's; 'and at 72,Commnercial-roaa, Waterloo-bridge. Arrangement of&sale:. -WVednesday, 9th. Books, Plated Articles, Chins, Drawings, Cabinet Curlosities, ( arriages, &e, Thursday, 10th. General Household Fur- 'niture. Ftiday, 11th. FarmingStock, ,c. M ESBRS. WARLTERS ancl Co. respectfully inforzn thepubllc, the SALE ofthe PROPERTY ofMr.TIiOMAS DALV, aBankrupt, will take p aeatGraay's coffeehouse, ont Monday. th 7th Jnt. at 12. Withiout the least reserve, as follows :-Lot!I. The Lease andibuodwillof the Old Bellinn, Tavern, and premilses, Holborn,. with immediate possessfor-, Lot2. The Lease of the Bull Inn T'a- vemand Premises, with Immediste possessiori oftheilnn yaLrd, book- ing office, *e. The-Interest inthe ,.rlous-sraige coaches,.andIptIftiEk ~lo~ghorses, writh hiarness complete, will. be sold at the same tirHe, n15 I,ots,-Fleet-miarket, June 4, 1824. TO iniakeeslers and Stage Mear-era,-The Leases of the Old Bell and Bull Inns, Ho born, wsith the very oldestablhahed Bnisiness, anid the benle- ficdal Shares in the several Stage Conches, an&tiener g00 excellent Stnge Coach Horses, wvith Harness, &c,.-By?Messrs. WARLTERS and. Co. at Galrswtay's, on Mionday, Junle 7, at 12, by order of the asslZA flees of Mr. Thomas Dale, a banlirupt. rpIHE Lease for a termn of 21 years, with immediate A.. Possession, of the Old Bell fuln, writh the tavern yard, booking Mfice Rand tap Also the lease for 31 years of the Bull innL adjoIning, heldMr.30 years. Also all M%r. Dale'~sinterestIn th~eBrlghtoin,oer Chelenhm. Ofor. ~rronwar-r, tidersninster, Ayles3bur,Fa ringon, eadng, ielmnswrtb,Herpateud, Egham, Stnig-Il ~nd the coahes and200horss wth arness:z the banikrntsie- satn ech epaatecoah, ishthehores and harness eogn Wherethe orse chage; f ft Whiton,esq.Grea Janes-streer. Lease of a Grass Farm .of 276 acres Farmning Stock, 100 Loads oif Hay Growing Crops, Mlodern Household Furniture, &c. Endield.-Bs' Stessrs, WA LTERS and Co. on the Premilses on Tuesday, Jane 8. and following day, at 12, bydlrection ofthe assignces; of Sir. Thhxnas Dale, a ban krupt. Ol N the first day wtill be Sold the Lease. for a te-rm of 15 %-Fyears, at a lowv rent, of a most reslpectable resIdence, writh arden and pleasure ground, and 276 aeres of rislh meadowandipasture tand, called Clayhill Farm, Theobsid's Park, Isear Enfieldl; also all the Valnable larmingst-ock of 33fine young mUch cows, abull, 12hoFr.ses, pigs. poultry, 1001loads of fine old hay, waggons, carts andfarmln5: nmplements; also all the flue grosrngecrop ofgra-ssona~Out200aerea Ofland. on the second day will be sold the moderni household furni- ture, which Is grincipally new, conisisting ofr mahogany 4-post and tent bedsteads, writh chntz hangings, prime goose feat her beds, hair mat-, Lreacs an bddig, rusel capet, ahogany chairs, largeper and. rismne glsse, sahgsn coisndes dawers, wardrobe.9, anda va-. tierp o kIche an dary tensis,andothr efecs. lay be vievred. twoday pror o te sle,paricuarsandcatlogeshad on the pre. niee; t he rahoud,Enleld Bll,Edontn;Cock, Waltham.. liew-road, Somers-tow.--Long Ltasehold Estate, at a low groun(L rense-.B~ Mqr. BOOTII, at the Auction-mart, om Friday, June 11, alt or, POMPRISING 4. 'Well built brick Houses, situate and %-)being iNos. 30,31, 321, and 33, on the east aide of Wcst-sqtrcet. sear Skinner-street, Newv-road, somers-townu; $lie whole are let to, 5oed tenants at lowr rents arnounting to 701. 16s. per annum; held byr lease for the unexpired term of 6.5 -years from Lady-day last, at the trifling ground rent of .51.5.3. a year. Slay be viewed by leave of the tenants, of whom particulars may be had; also of`Mr. iorgan,Asollct- ,or, 2, GreatJarnes-treet, Bedford-raiv-; at the -Starts- .'ud-ot-1ar. Both. auctioneer and appraiser, 5, Coleman-s-treet.. T5-C6~itl iFeha-nts, Carpenters, Builders,1 Bricklayers, anid Others.-- Genteel Dwvelllng-hooase and Wharr attached, aLdjoining the Surrey Canal, Kent-roadL-By Mlr. BOOTH, at the Auction-matrt, onL Friday, Juihe 11, at 12, VI'II Leae ofa substantial andl neatly fini-shed Dwell. ighseata ground rent, situaite In front of tke mnain road. adjoiing he Srreycanal, anid In the( occupation of 'Mr. Griffiths.. The ous is n ecelent order, asid cont-ains 4 large -bed chambers, 2' parlosurs communicating with folding doors, 2 kitchens, lvasbhouse coal, wvine, asid beer cellars, yard, atdjoining whilch is a plotofgua communicating wivth the canal and enclosed by, a pair of foldngt. Tife whole formns a compact Property either for the residence aca- merchant, carpenter, htsllder, or any othier business requiringC the con- venience of wvater carriage; he-ld by lease (of which 83 yearn were unexpired at Chxrlstnias last) subject to the lowv ground rent of only 8L- per aintun. Stay be viesredhby leave of the tenant of who p3rr-lct- lars may be had also at the Dover Castle, Deptiord;- atrt"he SMart; anid of Mir. Booth, autiotlneer and appralser, 5, Coleman-street, near Lonldon-vall. TCo Corn and Flouir Factors. Wharfitigers, Coal Srerhant, and Oth1e rs. --Valuable Leaseliold WVharf, at the fot of the ineded Londoni. bri dge,Sout-hwiark.-By Mr. Bo OTH, at tkes Auct lon.m arr,-ou Friday,. June1I1, at12, rffHE unexpired Term of 22 years, from Milidsummer k., last, of a capital Whbarf wvith clerk's dwelling-house and of. flees, and every reqiuisite for landing and hiousing goods, late in the Occupation of Sir. Hicks, and subject to the lowv rent of 1501. per ann.. Stlay be viewved, and partIculars hand on the premises; a t the offices of Mtr. E. W. Willson, 26, Nicholas-lane; aLt the M1art; a.nd of' Mr. Booth, auctioneerand appraiser, 5, Coleman-street. near Londeb--wall. L~ea~sehold E~state, Fulham, for 99 years, at a ground xent,-uy mr. BOOTH, at the Auction-mart, on Friday. Juine 11, at 12, in 1 lot, F IVEwellbuil brik Hoses, containing 4 rooms each wIt gn-den an for-corts, pleastantlyr situate, being Bus 4..56, , nd , Ineplce,intheman roadleading from Nforth- end,Fulasa,to ammramih, or artiulas aply at Sir. F- W.. Wileons ofles, 6, ichlaslan, Lmbad-sret; at the M1art; and t Sir.Boot, aucioner andappriser,5 C lema-street, -near Great Dover-streat, near St. George's-chur-ch, Southwarkr-By Mir. COOPER, at Garraway's, on Thursday, June 17, at 12, ARoomy House, consisting of two conveniient Dwellings, A13 with attractive corner shop, inthle above eligible and improvIng. Atituation, -iS light warehouses adjoining, at the back (ivith selparate enrnermCole's-place), stable, and.carthouse; the whole judl-,i ciouslyarranged, and wvell adnpted for any business reqluiring room and publicity of situation:- heldfor 56yeas at a ground rent of CIL per annum, and gossession mybhad at Aichaelmnas. Slay be viewed by tIckets6 days prior to the sAce.betwreen the hour, of 10and, 1, and particulars hadon the premises: at Garraway's; att Mr. Shef- field's, Great Prescott-street; anid of W. hit. Cooper, 92, Blackman. street, where tIck-ets to view may be had, A mlost Valuable Buslneiss-By SMr- LAYTON COOKE, at tihe Auction.. Start, on Thursday, June 10, aLt 12 for 1 exactly, unless ani accept- able offer be prevlously made by prvivate contract, subject to suich. conditions as shall be produced at the tiuneof sale, THE entire Interest andI Goodwill in that extensive auLdlong established Bushsaessofo Commnon Carrier,.now'and for many years past carried on by.Mr. Criettwell, between Bristol, Bath anid London, through Newbury, by fly waggons daily, and esteiema~ one of the most valuableeconcerns tnte ivest of England. Thegpr-~ chaser Is to take, at a fair vaination, the freehold and leaseholdde- ling-houses, sr-ahies, loflA, and apptirteuaucesocceapledlin the business,, as situate In Bath and Bristol; also nil the live ansddezilstoelk, raid to enter on the concer-n on the 25th day of Junie. The horses and wvag- guns may b5 seen int their daily' progress or In roitation, on the pre- mises, aLt Bath. or the White Swan. Hiolborn-bridge, London. For further particulars, or to treat by private contract, apply to 'Mr. Cruttwell, at Bath; or Mr. Layton Cooke, 69, Great KuisseU.5trt5e, Bloomsbury-square, London. FreeholdEstate in Shropshire and Warwicksbire.-By Mr. PRICKIFTT at the Miart, on WVedneisday, June 23. at 12, pursuant to the, willI of Samuel Sandys Hillier, esq. deceased, A Ver auble Freehold Estate, callea the Dingle Farma and MIII, in rIhe parish of alberbury in the county of Salor-, at a short distance from%Welsh Pool, and akjownng and on the northt side of the turnpike-road from thence to Shrewsbury, conl- taining 102a. 2r. Ilp,. wvith unlimited right of comnion, Jn the ocesu-' par-ion of Mlr. Meredith; a moiety of an excellenit 14mprovble estate, called Cop Heath Farmn, near Knowle, iu thecouatyo Warwlck, con- taining I3Ia. 2r. 36p, inthe occupattonofMSr. Wilcox, Maybe viewed,,' and printed particulRar had on the premises; of Ili. Mleredith; the', Royal Oak,' Welsbpoel : the Lion and Mermaid Inns, Shrevwa,buy the grinciaInns,Montgonsery, and the to%vnsi,f the neighbourhood tewn iawick; the Mlermaid, Knowles. the Hen and Chickens', Birmningham; at thle SMart; and of Mr. Prickett, Castle-street, Hol1- born, where maps of the estates miay he seen. Freehold Farm and Estates, in the -county of Ess9ex, and In t-h e ity of London.-By MIr. PRICKETFr, a' the Alart, onl Wednesday, June 23. at 12, pursuant to the will of Sandys HlJlier,e. decAse. Ver vaiialeFreehold Farm, caldPipts--in the paib fMarr.eilRooding,and Hatksdlodasi hcut of Essex, containinug72a. 2r. 29p. SmilesfrmhIpn nr,ilo Stortford, and Dnumow, 1 0 from Cbelmafr,ad3 rmLno,I the occupationx of Sir. Robert Barnard; 1 areakbyeialF-eod dwelling-house sand attractive shop athconrfReCosstreet and Barbleani,in the occupation of Mr'. Frak,hatr woelease cx- ireslon theglstofBecemlber,1824; and thcuo yfho4etbiishecl ?reehold pulic-house and ilcuorhocaldternhHrn on the north side ofBeechare.Mye iwd n ariuashdon the premises;~ the Cock HafedBoa;teSraen's Head, Du Dw;., the King's i-ead, BsoStrfodthe rowin Ongar; teBlack Boy, Chelmsford; atteiar;adofM.P?ckett, Cast e-street,-. Itolborn, where map oftetsae ab seen~,- No. 25, Borough lihsr.A l estnbllshbid Oil, Italian, lzand Fish Sauce Wareos n rmsP ay years occupIed by the latebMr. Tlmbsa-By Mr. COCKFRLL r-h TreTuna Taverny, St. Slargaret's-hill, on 5Monday, June 14, at 1,wtout any reser-. N-at-on. by order of the EXecUtor, 'j'HE valuable Lease of 15 years of an extensive Shop, No.25,Borouh, andPremlehblind, wvith the Goodwill of a. capitl Whlesae an Retal Trde, ogeter wvith several N'aluable- recpesforsnkin oi o tatar fsh aucs,pickles, &c. Possession, willhe ive en idsmme day N.B Onthe 16th of June, and 2 follwin das, illbe oldby ucton,on the premiises, all the fur. nirure,stok, e. Say e vewe, ad descriptive particulars hiad of r. oddrd,exestror,Har-lae;and of the auctioneer, .5%. Blackman-street. Boroug Hihsrre-To i n tla aeosmn hs-hn. lers,nd OheraStock'InTrade,Horse and Cr,hien ires Brein th aia Uad(tensils, andTffect, of thelaetrTms,ianItia usual description, of an Oil, Pickle, and Fish Sause Warehouse,. all the near-Furniture, InmrahoginY 4--post and field bedsteads. hoarse. hair and wool mat-tresses prinie seasoned goose feather beds and goodL bedding, mahogany, douible and single chests of drawers, secretaire and bookcase, bureau desk, a neat pedestal sideboard, dIning, Pem- broke, and other tables, capital mahogany chairs, modern chimney~, pier and dressing glasses, 8l-day clock, a spring dial, carpets, fenders and fire Irons, good kitchen furniture, table and bed linen, about; 220 ounces of modern plate, line old china, handiome cur-glass, and other effects. on Stonday, June 14, will he sold the valuable Least and Goodwill of the Premises, many,-years establisledby the lateMSr. Tinibs. Slay be viewred, and particulits and catalopues latd upon the preminses of Mr. Goddard, executori. Harp-lane, l ower-street; and. of the auctioneer. 59, Blackman-street. valuable Estate and Tithies in thie Mse of WJglt.-By MAr. FRANCIS- PITTIS, at the Bugle Isin, in Newvport, in the Idle of WI ht, oux Saturdav, June 12, at 6 in the evening (unless previousl$r9dsposed of h pai,at Contrat). A vluale nd very desirable Freehold Estate, conm-' IlL risng he ntietyof a cormpact farm and lands, csalled WVar- lans, onsstng f a exelent farm-house, and all requisite oat-. builiag, adu wads of 90 acres of land, In convenient Inclostureg,. lyin wihina rn~ enc; 2 undivIded third Parts of the -pairsonages - sad leb lads f balfieet, comprisineg a good family dwellng.house,. barn an ou-buldigs, and upsrsrds of 70 acres of laLnd In conve- nient inclosures; 2unndvided3d parts of 3cottuats; 2udivIded 3d partsof the tithes of upwrards of2,19oneares of haWd, andteetrt of afee farna rent. This property is situate iiithe pariho afer-- In the Isle of Wight, about 6 milles from Newport,an2frmY- mnouth, and I mifle from th e sea, presenting alto ether amioste- able opportunity of investmzent. Printedl particu~ and snaps of the- estate may be hra 6 weeks befoxe the sale. by-<Aply1ing to the ass- ttoneer, of to hiesrs. Sewell and iearn, Newpot, isle of Wight. Benelt.iful1 Marine Residence, Syorpa.Est Cowes, Isle of Wight,.. -B r. FRANCIS PITTIS,a )eMdn Hotel, In Eaist Coeres,.- onSlonday, Jutne 14, at 4Preley I LL that truly valualan desirable Freehold andI L.newly,ereeted and spacious Dwrelling-house, with twro dweUllng.. houses aLdjointing, called Sey'mour-place. situate ar-East Clowes, Isleof Wight. The newlyereceten dwelling-ho~use Is very substantially built with the beSt white bricks, with modern bowv windows, Is repletes writh fixtures, and comyrises a drawing room 16 feet by 13 feet &- IncRhes. diningE room 16 feet by I12 feet f Inc'hes, breakfast room, 3 bes? bedrooms, 3servants' bedt rooms. several roomy closets, stitenen14 feet by 13feet, pantry, sctiuery, and the usual offices attached with a, large water tan-k, which will contain 50 hogsheads Adjoinlng the: above premises is a very comfortable dwelling-house, containuig C rooms wvith every other domestic office, surrounded with a brick wall - and which may at a trifling expense be added to the newly erecteu dvelling-house; infront isanenclosed quay6Ofeetsejusre. Adjoin- ing the last mentionedls another dwelling-house, containizg 9 roomnsi Which is every season let as a lodging house. The situationof the above ls delightful as it commands charminsea and land vlews, as well as the shipping passing up' and dows the channel the hledina, and Southampton rivers, the picturesque view of West toues,and the opposite coasts.-It has a fine beach for landing and Is well caleculateA for any gentleman belonging to theRoyal YachtClubfr a summer residence. Particularsand to treat byprivate contract ap ply If by letter, postpald)to Sir. R.G. Kirkpatrick, oollcltor or to Mr. smith, of East Cowes, the proprietor, who Will shous the premises. Eligible Copyhold Estate, Turnham-:reen,Stiddiesex.-By Mr.CREED. at the AuctlIbn Start, on Wednesday, June 16, at 1?, in 1 lot, byi order of the Executrix, A N eligible Copyhold Estate, desirably situate, nearly opposre th Old'Paek Horse, at Turnbam-ai,.n, in th e parish of Chissl.ck,andcbunty of'Slddlesex onlyImiles frorn-ndon:; compris- Ing '2 small genteel residences with gardens, 2 dwelling-houses with yardsand ceonvenSences abutting upontbe high road; a tenement with a large garden; situate at the back of the above: and 4 tenements wvith -yards, adjoining the foregoing. The whole occupying- a frontage to thL great western road of82 feet, hya depth ofl25feet,-and'held-by Mr. S'eeonunderan old lease, of which S yearsareunexPlred-butle- newvablc, at a low annual rent of only 47L 5s. per annun, 'clear of sit deductions whatsoever, but at present underlet,-producinga rentaL of nearly 1351. per annum. Slay be viewedt byapplyIng to the respeco sive tenants: or to Sir. lersey at i Old Packt-orse, Turnham- green, where psrtieularsamaY oehad; afso at all t-ife principal innsin the seighbourhood; ar-Hatcher-f's hotel, Plecadilly; of AIr.Jones,so- licitor, ilihlnian-plsce, Bedford-row, placec4 f sale; aDd Xt the oftices of htr-i. Creed, surveyor and land agent, llcmeiiempsted,flerts, and-1. Toke nhousse-yard , [othbbry, L oundon, where a. plan of tht estate maiT be attn. --- ' - SALES BY7 ACTION.