Sales By Auction.
By hMr. CHRISTIE, at his Great Room, in Klng-street, St. James's- square, oni Friday, May 28, precisely at I, A Small assemblage of pleasing English Landscapes, beautiful scenes from nature, by the admired artist, Philip Reinagle, esq. R. A. and biss Reinagle. 3lay be viewed 2 days pre- ceding, and catalogues had. Pictures and Antique Sculpture. at Battleasden -Park, near Woburn, Bedfordsh5re.-By 35r. CHRISTIE, on the Premises, oin blonday, June 7, and followvin day, at I precisely, by order of the Sherlffof the county of Bedford. HE Principal Part of the valuable Collection of Italian, TL French, Flemish, alutce, and English Pictilres, as also the very celebrated antique marble bas.rellef, representing the Death of Patroclus, brouight from the Porta della Persecuzione at Ephesus, and engraved in the Voyages de Tournefort, mosaic pavement, and I other antique ditto. found in the baths of Nero: the property of SirGregory Osborne Page Tuirner, Bart, at Battlesden Parkc, near WVoburn, Bied- fordshire. Anmng tliepicturesaareethe Death of theVir in, byGiotto, very eiriens: St. Jerome and the Angel, by Guido, of gallery size; Landscapes by Both and De ileusch; a sea Port by Backhnysen; a Church Piec, De t,orme: Agar and the Angel, by Berghem; the Defeat of the Spanish Armnada, by Lontherbourg: several costly new picture frames for gallery pictures, and a pair of folding oaX doors and door case, with corinthian columfls and capitals finely carved. May be viewed 3 days preceding ISunday excepted), wvhen catalogues may be had at the office of George Licas, esq. Nevort Pagnel . at the chief inns at Bedford, WYoburin, Leightoni, Dunstable, and St. Alban's; and of Mr. Christle, King-street, St. James's-square. No. 47, Hirh-street, Bloomsbury.-Valuable Unredeemed Property.= By Mr. S%l.-LBONE, at his Rooms, on Tuesday, May 25, at 12 puinctually. (NOMUPRISING D00 lots of sUperior Gol(d and Silver WaJ Watches and Chronometers by the very best makers, excellent jewellery set Wvith brilliant diamonds, rubies, emeralds, and peaFis, a variety of plate and plated goods, double and single barrel guns, china and cut glass, Brussels carpets and hearth rugs, fine Irish linen, .silk, satin, lace, laee veils, silk shawls and dresses, damask table and bed Unen, a profusion of superJor wvearing apparel, 8 feather beds, and a variety of capital effects, pledged In months prior to June, 1823. May be vlewed, and catalogues had (gratis) at the'rooms, 47, High. street, Blonnosbtnry, 11 doors east of Oxford-street. To} MIerchants, Shopkeepers, Tavertukeepers, anid Private Families. u R. SMALLBsONE respectfiully announces, that on w Tues~~~~~~day,Jn 1 n floin a. at 12, he will SUBU1IT by AUCTION, at the Mart, a valuable, extensive, and genuine STOCK of 'uPCrb CUT GLASS, one entire property: conprisisig 150 richeut dessert dishes, 8 sugarbasins and butter coolers, 250 pair of quart and pint decanters, 60 spirit bottles. trifle dishes, ptnchi bowls, 200 saIls, 1,500 wine and other glasses, a large assortment of rich castor and liqor frames comnplete, 50 elegant hall lamps, a quantity of girandoles, vrine coolers, finger glasses, rtnmmers, ale glasses, hock glasses, and an exceltent variety of wel.i uanuliactured articlee, the whole of which are conisigned by the manufacturer for absolute sale. May be vlewed, and eatalogues had one day prior and mornings of sale. 47, High-streat, Bloomsburv. Four 'iles from the Exchange.-By Mir. SCOTT (Nephew of the late Mr. T. Scott), at the Mlart, on Frlday, Juil 4, at 12 1)etached Cottage Residence, coachhouse, ht ee-stalI A stable, out-buIldinpg, lawbn canal, capital gardeiis, and pad- dock. together about 3 aeres, delightfully situate, near the chapel, at Kentish-town, and c(ommanding beautiftll vieNvs, with imme- diate possession. Particulars on the Premises; at the MIart: and of Mr. Scott, estate and canal agent, 8, Cary-street, Lincoln's-inn. Mitcham, Surrey.-By Air. SCOTT (Nephew of the Iate Mr. T. Scott), at the aMart, on Friday, June 4. at 12 ,& Desirable Cupyhold tand part Freehold) Estate, held of the Mafnor of Ravensbury, consisting of 7 acres of valirble Gnrden and Building Ground, with tenements thercon and frontage of 100 feet next Mithamn-common, on lease to Air. Sfmnons, at a. low rent of abiout !10l. per annmiu. Particulars may be had on the ~Vr= eaBueWsHead, and Three Kings, Mitcham; MiNtre, and f, Toottngl of Mlessrs. Gregson nnd Co. Angel-court, Throg- morton-street; the Mfart; and of Mr. Scott, estate and sanal agent, 8. Carey-street, Lincoln's-inn. Excellent House and Fihop, Charles-street. St. James's-sq are..By NMr. GREATED, on the Premises, No. 14, Charles-street. (leading from the Haymarket to St. James's-square), on Tuesday, May25, at 12, VJ'VHE Lease for *21 years, at a modlerate rent, of the excellent Premises, with private entrance, comprising 6 bed- chambers, dresAlng and sitting rooms, spacious dining and drawving rooms, communicating with folding doors, a convenient shop and show room, and a parlour at lbe end of the private entranee, 2 excel- lent kitchens, washhouse, and ampl cellarage. The premises are In complete repair, and well adapted for a genteel lodging and boarding house. Mahy he viewed tUIl the time of sale: prlnted particulars to be ad atthe house, and of !Ir. Greated, auctioneer, &c.63. Snon-hUl and1, r-street,liston. N. B. On thesaIme day wlU be sold other effectshouschod furniture, a small stock of milinery, and Valuable Learehold Premises.-Exce)llnt H-ousehlold -Funitu-re,and Effects, Charles-street, -St. James's-square,.-.By Mr. GREATED, on the Prenies,14,C arles2street,Hayniarket,on uesday,ayQ 25,at 12, rIIHE Lease of the desirable Premises, which are in Lecompleterepalr,and well adapsed for a genteellodging and board- lng.house,and are held for aterm ofnearly2l vears,at a moderate rent. The furniture comprises bedsteads and bedding, mahogany table and chnalrs, earpets, drawingiroom curtainsandfurniture, 2valuable paint- ings, a library chair. a cabinet pianoforte, n square ditto, a chamber organ, a month ClocC, a barometer.excellent table andbed Unen, china and glass, plated articles, and miscellaneous effects. Thepremines niay be viered till the sale, and the furniture on the preceding day; particulars and catalogues may be had on the yre:niscs; and nf Wr. r.reated auctionecr.&e. 63, Snor-hill. and 129, t pper-ptreet. slsington. To Barge Builders, JLghtermen, Coal and Corn Merchants, Firewvooa Cutters, and Others.-Regent's Canal.-By Mr. BOOTH, on the south side of the Regcnt's Canal, Ctambridge-heath, near the Rack- ney-road, on Tuesday, aiy 25, at 11, p'42HREE capital Barges, suitable 'br caiial work, with 11 cabins, rudders, &e. also a 36 chaldrou coal erit, nowv on the srcssvea husn et fokad fir plank, oak timiber, deals, fireood usfulstrog hrsecar, ad harness, and other eff'ects. May e vewe th dayprejo~s ad mrning of sale, when cataloguies may e hd onthepreises attheRoyal Oak, Mlargaret-street,' Hacneyfieds attheofice ofMr.E.W. ilsn,26, N0choias-lane. f.omard-tree; ad ofMr. oot, autIoner,5. Coleman-street. nearLouon.~U. he este o thepreIse tObe sold by private Nqew Kent Ttoad.-Strnle Gardlen Figures, a Ararble Slab, a Clock, and Eiffects.-By Mr. NEWVTON, on the'Premises, 10 Rodney-buildtngs, New Kent-road, on Monday, MAY 24, at 12 without reserve, by directlon of the Executors, F M ~ib *bare 91Ab F oflesrved frantme, acpiaeol; ageru carpt,ana fewilots of housello!d-furloeotteuua ecipl(a dfsin eel)., -Tobeevlivewerte mring-o ae,ad ust osielbeaId itr Tnd cleared lenenediael te r aalge nthprms,ad of M.r. Newton1,iaUCt0cteeradapasr 9 C,ralJ Genuiine Wiynes, Fencisurch-sitreet.-Bi Mr. Ne'WTO V. oni the ilre- snlss. 18;Feohurh.sr~c, n-Wenesclay, May26, ut 12, wIlth- ount rthesmallest reservfe-;; QRVENTrY-FIVE' 1)oZen of Oldt Pori and.six tlozen of l-. Madeira, In lots suitable to private purchasers anid oithers. Mr. Newvton very resp,ectflully Pledges hinmself, thlat every. bottle 'of wvine In thte catalogue is part of the geuiniiie well-known stock, and Is noiv sold unjder circuinstance.' that totally exclude the possibility or re- servation. Each lot wvill be regularly perymitted to tbe purchaser direRt frointhe vaults. 'Tobctastedatthetimeeefsale; samiple bot- tles and catalogues may be obtained of. M1r. Nen toni, auctioneer and airdr.39. Corrohill. AVlThitechapel.-oils. Colours,, Pickles. Sauices, and Efcs-yM ENF,W''oN, on the Premises, 93, WVhIteclhapfel, (faicingRedLo street,) on rhursday, May 07, at 12, with;out reserve, by direction a tie l'roprietor. swho is goin-into the public line, TOCK in Trade, compirising Whbiie Leail, Green, B3lue, re, ,rw,,b tk ltuad varlonssother grouc'aa and dry coloutrs, 60 doznpickles an Is sauces, Naples lustre, black lead, 12 half hogs- head of catsup, cranberries, muistard, smalts, powrder auid stone blue, Indigo gm.aufrtis, sutgar oft lead, casks, boxes, bRcs, bot- tie, jrs,togthe ivth umeousmiscellaneous effiect.' to clear,the premnises. To be veieved the niorning of sale, catailoguies oni the pnc. misc,; and of Mlr. Heurton, aucztioneer aind appraiser. 39. Corobhill. Sy-derhsm-~Freenuuld Cottage oreice, Garden, Chasehouise, sthble, &z. wvith imneediate pos'esslon.-Peremnptrily by Mlr. NEWTONyEIt the Aucetion Mart, on Tuesday, June], ntt 12, -REEHOLD substantial brick, built detachedI Cottage RUlesidence, chaiselioule. stable. gardeec, &c. nmost delightfully situated, 0n tile summit of Sydlenhan-hill), about a mile beyond Duiwieh, a dry, healthy, social, aund highly rcspectable neighbour- hood. surrounded with enchanting rides anEd walks. The whole well suppled wth wter. el ppoitedstges pass to and from towni thre ties day Ma beviewd utilthe sale, and descriptive par- ticlar otaied n he 'reiss; t he Golden Lion, Sydenleam; Grayound Duiich ElehantandCastle, Neu'ington; Autiutisi Mart an of r. ewtol. clctoner ad appraiser, 39, Cornhill.- by Mr NEWON, a theAuctin Mat, oin 'uesday, Jule] 1, tfr12i, ClO PCT LeaseboldI Estate, coinprising 4. substan- tiail brick built diellhng-bouses, 3J1hnistreet, Commsercial-road, let to good tenanlts at 641. per annilni; lease 68 years uinexpired, at 261. 1 I. Eight Leasehold brick buillt small Owelling-honsses. let tI, fund tenants, at tdi. per annum, situate and being the whole of lanpto-plce,in the parisb of St. George, Milddlesex, ini the cenitre of an active neighbourbood, hivichl Insst always Inscure constant occuspancy; lease'78 years; ground rent 181. per annum. Eighteea s,ubstnta brs oltDeln-houses anid Shops, situate Little Prescot.street, Goodman's.fields, let to good old tenants at 2831. 14s. per annumr. The whole arceheld by one origlinal lease, 44 yearstnex- pired, at n low rent. The property is in goodl repair, and Is presumied to present2afavioutrable oppo)rtuinity for insvestnenit of a small caPitall. Stay be veiewed; acid particular.4 obtained at thie George, Comaserclal- road ; the George, Rateiiffl-highway ; at tile Aucetion Mlart and of dir. Newton, auctioneer and apprisr,.r .31. Corlibili. E-ligible Iled'estments.-Pive Tareepike Bunuls; anud a Li.ie tinterest. Perermptorily byhMr. N.EWTON,- -at thie Aucetionl Mafrt, oni Tuesday, June 1, as 12. In lots, by directioni of the Exeetutots of James Moss, esq. deceased, 1'ivE T'urnpike Bondts, secured by Virtue of sulvera F2acts; of parliament on the tolS, &,L-. On the road froin Kilburn- bridge, in the coiinty (if Middiesex, to Sparrow's Hlerne, In thte couinty of i-ertfo,rd. each for ?100. bearinge Interest of 5l. per cent. per annuim, Wicidh Is putnctually, paid. N. U. The bonds and acts of parliaiment may, ba inspected att the auctioneer'seffilce. The Life In- cerestr mu Lady, aged 45 s-ears last Deeeml,cr, In asuid to the sum of ?225, old 4 per Cerst Stoi&k, vlested In ttie Dank of England. The vendor wvill give thie purclhaser a power of attorney to rceeive the dlvldendq aLt the Bank. Printed descriptive particulars mnay be ob- .tained ,ef 'Mr. Derby, solicitor, Rlarcouxrt-cosurt, Innier Temple; at =Patcht',, Hotel, Piccadilly; at the Mart; and of Mtr. Newrtoni. ne. ticie anid apprai ser, 39. Cortchfl!. Valuable Leaseholdl Property, on the niorth side of ttile Newv-road. .' R. SQUIBB andl S(ON respectfullly atcquiaint the ITS Piiublic, that theasiove EST%TF., which was adlvertised to be sold by atiltion att Garraway's, on Tuiesday, thie Ist uf Jutne, Is DIS- POSED OF by private conitract.-Savllle.rowv, MaRy 20. Ancienit Fuornittire, valhuable Poreealane, or-moulu Clocks, fine M-,arble Btustst and Statues. &c. R. SQUIBB and SON respectfully aninoiince to the INtNbiy, Gentry, and the tPiblic, that TillS DAT, the 22d of M%ay instant, they will SUBMIT to PUBLIC AUCTION, at thteir G'reat Rtoomi, Saville-rosV, a very, large and valizableConsignment from France, Holland, and Italy, including a uciost extenssive assortmient of the fuirniture of ttie Buhii and Reisnier Marquteterle, In the ancieiit taste, anid consistinsg ,uf inlaid coonsuodes, -arnoinres, cabinets, serers taires, encoigniures, library and pier tables, isookeetses, &c.; an elabo- rately, cal ved bedstead 'if solid ebonny, zieveral ditto chairs, glass and picture frames, and a utlantlty of line pieces of carving in mahogwany. oak, ebony, and Ivory; an extensive collection of line Severe, Dresden, Berlin, acid other porcelalnie, lit, table and dessert services. figures, vasesi, &c.; rich or-moulu and bichl clocks, or-moulu chandeliers and branches for lights, and othier ornanieate. At the samec time wsill be sotld some remaurkably fine marble sculptures, particularly a matchless bust of N'apoleon, colossal size and inimiftable workmanship, and( seine busts owf statues after the mnost admired modern and antiquie mnodelsq. To be viewed two days preceding the sale, whlerl catalogues maybe had at the roomn, at Is. eath. Valuable Lease-hold Estate-, cdoetrs'-comenons, held at a low Ground Rent.-Biy WVessrs. WARLTERS acid Co. at Garraway's, oxn Wednes- day, MRy 26, at 12, AMueio -odlerni Residence, with warehouses and pro- AJ Spraiosesi e%rably situ-ate, No. 14, Bennett's-bill, adjoining thle Herads~ColegcDoeors-eonmos, ontinig 9bed chambers, drawr- vauls, nd ard encose wih fldig gates; ltt r Pernny 121.perannm. ay e viwedby eav ofthetenant; particulars at arrways; f Smue Olver es.slictor Hlatten-garden, anid Eglegan Funtr and Eiffects.Neison-sqae-il lsrf-WARILTERS and Co.o h Premises, No. 35, Nlo-qae lcfir.ed on Monday, May 24, at 120, ALL the excellent Householdt Furniture, drawing room suit, &c.nearly new; comprishigbhandsomO malaogany 4-post Aesteads and rich chinttz furntitures, goose feather beds, hair mat- tresses, and bedding; maLhogdny drawers, draiving room suit in rich cbiuitg, Inlaid card and Ion tables, chimney and pier glasses, sets of dining room chairs, dining and pecnbrokte tables. Brussels carpets, sofa, niureen Frecich curtains, lamps,. oni cloths, S-day dial, kitcheni requsits, nd ffete. ay e vewe onSaturday prior;. catalogues on icepre ise; a d f Mssr. W rltt,and Co. Fleet-market. To Goces ad Ohersreqirig Pemies In a public Situation for ileaiTrae.ny esrs dVRLERSo,d-Cs,-,ct Garraway's. on Wedesdy. ay 11,unlss revousy isposed of by Private Con- Tp HEF valuable Lease anti Goodwia of an old established JLGrocer's ShLop and Dwelling-house, desirably sItuaLte. No. 160, In the preferable part of Upper WhItecross-atreet, St. Luke's. The pre- muises are In exeellentrepair, atnd particularly adapted for the present or anpyother retailltrade; held for 47 years,at avery low rent. Msyn lie viewed tiiilthe sale; particulars hatdon the premnises; at Garrawvay'; and of the auctioneets, Fleet-market. ~Tke late Mr. Hammirord's Pictures-lay Mfr. STANLE'Y. at his, Great Rloonm Maddox-street, Hanovete-square, on TUeSdays May 25, CLt 12, by- order of the Executrix. (1OMPRISING the Last Judgmenit by Tintoretto, a X_J noble comnposition. In his fines3t manner; a Holy Family by Andrea del Sarto, of uniusual excellence; two battle pieces by Sal- vator Rosa;. the Venetian SenaLte by TItian, a grand gallery pictiure; several by Clauide and Poussin ; a numiber of finie portraits - and vailu- able specimens of Flemifsh and Duitch masters of celebrity; the ge- nuine property of the late Mfr. Hammcaond, of Greek-street, Soho; aeed to be sold by order of the executrix, without reserve. Mlay beveiewed this day and Monday preceding the sale, and catalogues had at the rooms, and at 'Mr. Stanley's, 21, Old Bond- street. ualable Pictures, the Property of - Ofle,ese.-By Mlr. STAN LRY, at his Roomns, 21, Old Bond-street, on rhursday, May 27, at 12, SSelect and genuine Collection of Pictures, comprisin A a capital suibject by the late B. West, esq. P.R.A. the sketc for the Last Supper, and a moonligt by, the same artist; a fine land- scape and wraterfall by Rouysdael: landscape by Gaspar Pocessin ; por- traits of Sheridan and others by Sir Joshua; numerous specimeQn: of Italian and Dutch Masters, tha chief ct wvhich are In a geniuine un o- phisticated state, embractinf works of the most eminent artists; of those couintries. May be view'ed twvo days preceding the sale, a d catalogues had at the roomns. Absolute Reversion in the Sum or X2,5010. - By DRAYTOMN anLtd VE-NTOMI,at the Auction MIacI,on W*dedueay,Maty 28, at 12, - A N Absolute Reversioln in the Sum of e,SO00l. old 4. per ILCents, standing in the names of-men of the first respectability, and receivable on the death of a gentlemnan aged 76 In September next. Printed particulars may be had of Messrs. Freemani and Heatheote, solicitors, 47, Coleman-street; and of Drayton and Ven-. tom, auetlorieers, surveyors, anti estate agents, 9y, Leadenhsll-street, and at the Mart. floolcs Debts, amounting to ?2,621 16s. 4d.-By DRAYTON and VENTOMI, at the Auctioni lart, on WVedelesday. May 26, at 12, writhout reserve, by order of the Executors of Nicholas Dixon, asq. decewied, 4LM-oiety of the Sum of XV,621 16s. 4-t. arising from a variety of Debts, more particularly connected with thesbipping Interest, and due to the late partnership of Miessrs. tUrquhart and Dixon,bbiscuit bakers. Wappling. Printed partlctilars. With the names and sums attached to each, may be had at Lloyd's, 3amaidca, and Carolina coffeehouse;- ased of Drayton and Yentom, auctioneers and surveyor-, 97, Leadenball-xtreet. A valuiable Leasehold Estate, at a lucv ground rent.-By Messrs. WAIiLTERLS and Co. at Garraway's, on Wednesday, Mlay 26. at 12, ASuiperior and msoelern lResideiice, built aboUt 23 years, J wihOwarehouse aaout 43 feet long, whIach miay be converted in to oifices. wi th foldiroF gates to adm It a carriatge, desirably si tuate, 14, Benseet s-hill1, near St. Paoil's, adjoining the Heralds' College, cues- talning i bed rooms; on tshe first floor a handsome drawving roomn 24 feet by 18. writht lofty ceilings, breakfast pas-loiur, kitcken, Sedilery, and larder, Withi spring and soft water; on the ground floor a good countinghouse and parlodr; also a range of dry cellars. The premnises are built In a superior manner, and held by lease umeder the Corpora- tion of the King's tleralds aLnd Pursulvant.' of the College of Armsq, Loildon, frons Christnsas, 1802, whers-of,27 years'-aud a half wvere uinexpired at Ladyeday, last, at a g~round rent of 12t. per annum ; and aeetto.foshuna Pelsny,esq.wsine-nierchnast,a mostuondenlable tenant, ait thie reduced rent of 1001 * per year. Mfay be viewved. Particttlars may be had ait Garraway%q. of Samesel Oliver. esq.. solicitor, Hatton- garden; and of Mtessrs. iVarIcersand Co. Fleet-nlark6t. Genteel I.easehold Residence, -With Stabling, Pleasuare Grounds, MO- dern Household Furniture, aced Effects, Peekham.-Ey DRAYTON and VENTOM., on the Premises, Peckhains-house, Peckham, oni 7'ueaday, Juine 1, at II, by order of the Proprietor, aind of the Assig1nee of M1r. Johns Muriel, Bi H valuable Lease of' tle Premises, for 29 years, at a JU boy rent, of a most respectable and conuinodioas Resideiece, fit foir the occupation of a large and centeel famnily, and containing airy chambers, drawing and dfining rooms, breakfast parlour, studly, ,and every necessary domestic office, wvith coachhoilse, stabling, lurge Pleasure aed kitchien gardeics, lad outin the most tasty principle;: It Is divided froni the road by a spacious fore court and Iron railing, wiith ahandlsome portico entrance and vestibule, with the advantage of Imedite ossesion - t th sae time .wlll be suild, atl the nenandpprprite urntur,cun4singof 13 nelhoganlyand japanned 4-pst edteas ad,furitues gosefater beds, mattresses, and beddng,chess cf drwer, fie pate himey aLnd dressing glasses, Washand tand, Busses, Eduleminter. and Venetiseci carpiets, heath ugs oielths paen enhognydining and Pemnbroke tables, Earden roller, and a'arletlyeef effec5ts.The touse malybe viewed 10 vous ato tesalne, wvhtich, with particularysand cthtaleoguaets, may breha tof'raystn tecm5stOand enom auctioneers, uveyu.{rs, andd estate agens 97, t.cadenbllesrec 51 rnl3rm nd of Mesnsrsremn, and tetheoelte,s lastoli torsto t heacom ission, reeho,, Colean-steet. The Ewhturst Park Esttate. Manor, and Advowrson, Hamspshire.-By MrAWILLOCK, uttGnTrawray's. on Friday, Julie,4, at 12, in 10 lots, uni exss an acceptable offer forthe wliole is previously made, a Large and Taluiable Freehold Estate, coiprising the CL htole parish of Ew;urst, situate between Basingstoks and Kigicn lere, 1 miles from London, consisting of the capItal nsios citorX Southeng~~~6 o ath eap]talanor,siol. calledIIWI WHURST PARK HOUSE, withaillrequisite attaexedatnd detumchedofficeasfor the accommodation of a fAmilly of distinction; lawns, pleastire grounds, icehouse, green- house. Trailed kitchen garden, parkcs, 1akes, ornamental uhullnga, woods, with great tium hers of the finest oaks inx the kingdom ; 'in excellent farmhouse anid nethtuildidgs, the Lion Inn at the peurk gate, acid sundry farnis and lands, ylyng all within a ring fence, and comn- tamInng abuout eight hundred acres, the Manor of Ewhurst aced the Advowsoesj of the Rectosry; together with other Freelsold. Leasehold, and Lifehcold Farms and Lands adjoinleeg, constafnlng n ear oe thoul- sand acres, alto woretmaevrth uipijards (of TWPO THOUSAND POUNDS PER ANNUM. The turunpike road from RecadingtroughAlulerrmaston tolBasingstokce, pass5esthroiugh the estate. The house isplentifusillysupplIied with the finest water, and rhe apartments are plancned wvith great attention to thecomfortsofafamily. The beautlirully elevated terrace affords the most delightfuul views's-into severil counties, and the purchaser niay have immnediate possession. To be veiewed tilthe sale,by applying to M~r.WIlliam Harris, thelus,iliff, on the premlises, of wliornpartiectlars and plans maY be hiad; also of Messrs. Warine and Lewvis, solicitors, aind atthe Crown Inn, at Basiogstoke. Starx'aild Garter, at Andover; Pelican, atSpasenhamilind-, Crown,at Reading; Sun, at Maidenheadil Castle, at Windsor; of Mlessrs. Foalkes, LanKford, and WValford, soli- citors, Southamnpton-street. Coveut.garden ; at G4rggway'a; aced of Mr. WIllock, 25, Goldeis.square, London, Rethnal.greert.road.:- Spacious Residence and Garden. -By Dit r. J. MUSGROVE, at Garraway's, dn Thursday, Mway 27, at 12, A Lease for 34. years, at a ground rent of 201. a year, I.-L "vit Sontedltepossession,' of- ari-extensive Dwrelling-hoase the cornerof Wflmot-streets and fsioating tise-iigh road,-formerly? tile residenceof Mr. JuatIce WVilmnat, but 0t lato years occuipied assiee- spectable boarding-house, for wvhich it Is wrell calculatedt, or for a school, as also for any kind of business requirirngroonmy apartments and Aptibliesltuation. Tolbe viewed till the sale, patticulars on the prermises; of. Messrs. Ashley'and Goodman, 25, Tokcnhou.se-vard - at (iurraitay's~ th e Auction Mart; and of Mr. J. Musgrove,'sarveyor, Hackney, rsid 1 61,i Shoreditchi. Hiom'grti. near ilachknisy.-Excellent Famiily Residence, With Coach- 'house, Stabling ooJtbaildings, and Garden.-By M.J. IUSGROVE. at Garraway'si, on Thbursday, May 27, at 12, Ff~ IE eas, wth ossession, of a roomy and very con- L. vnien Dwllin-hose, In gaod order, dlelightfully rituiate, at thecas en o Huertn,and commanding most extensive and in- teretinvlevs; eldoratermn of 1S years. at an exceedingly, lowv rent Thee Isa plntifl spply of spring and river water, and stags totc,w evey h lf or. To he viewed until the sale: psurti- culrs n te pemies;also of Mtessrs. Willis and Co. Tok-enh,uose- yard atGarrways ad tLe- AUCtion MarttI anid uf Mr. J. Musgrove, surveyr, ac ney n 161,Shoreditch, Near ackny.teraec.A e'.mplete Cottg esidece, withi exten- ive Gadn-yMr. 3. MIUSGROVE, atg Garaays,oThrdy May27, atJ21 .ra'p, husdy ERa ACE OTTAGPD, thle late residtenee of Airs. Jonesdecesed,standng wthin irts w grottinds and, quite se- cludd. lthugh nnegums toa rspetable iielghbourherod5 and cal. cilited or telmodlae ocucaton f a imoderate faminly, conxtaini- ing3,cdoo;e, dnin anl drsvig ron)s, breakfast uarinutr, suit' abl kichns,andoter ometi apendge. Tsr~isan ample ter~ 22yeas, tavry ow ent 'rhevewe til te sle;partL culra n te pemies;at ara'y'sandAucionMar; nd of Mfr. Long Leaeh,,ld Property, t.a,id-tax redeemedi.-1y Mir.J.25USGRtOYE, at Garraway's, on Thursday, May 2y, aLt 12, In 5 lots. LIGIBLE, Estates, coilsisting of 8 brick-built Houises, ti: of a neat and uniform elevation, being Nos. 8 to 15 inelusive, Talavera-place, near Mafirgaret-street, Hackney-fields, pleasanitly si- tuante, writhin at few yards of, and facing the Rlegent's canal, all let tb'good ter.ants, at towv rents. amiounting to 1032L a year; also twvo suiperior houses, Nos. 31 and 32, in Mlayfield-street, Dalston, in the parish of Hackney, finishied and fitted up in the best manner; contain-. Ing fi ronms in each. and es9timated. too prodtuce 40 guineas a year' and twosmall hoases (one a ehiopi, !II Marthan-street, within a ten- doors of the Hi1gh-road, nearly opposite the Hare, at Cambridge-heath, Hack- ney. 'o he v'ielved until thesale; partleulars oni the preinise.4- also of M%essr. .Tebbuitt. 29, Austinifriars~: .f Mr. B.eaton, Hackney-road; at Garawa~s ad th Mart andfisi. 3.isugrove, atuctioneer anld suarveyor, Hackney. :nd 161, Shiorediteli. A Cellur of Winies. 14ESSRS. MACHIN anid DEBENHAAI beg leave MT. muost respectfully to antomucee to their frienids and the Public. thtthey are commissioned to SELL, bY AUCTION, at their Rooms. 26, King-street, Covent-gardeni, oni Saturday, May 29, at 12. about 300 Dozenl of WIlNE, of the very choicest quality, and of themost approved vinttages, in fine old cruisted Port, Sherry, (paie and brujiwn,i East and Wvest India Madeira, Btacellas, &e. Sasnples may be had by paying for, at thie rooms, King-street. Capital Unredeemied Peiedges.-Ilv Messrs. MIACtItN and DElSEi'HAMI, at their Auction Rooms, 2G, King-street. Covent-gardeni, on. Mon- day, May 24, at II, QILVER Candlesticks andl Brancehes, tea and( cofF'ee k-J pots, cups, salts, spoons, forks. &-._ plaited hasgi dishes, bread blaskets, candlesticks and branches, &c.; a box chroionometer, by, Moss, musicial, repeating, patent lever, duiplex, horizontal, and plain wvatches, 'musical and other snuftThb,xes, slitgle rowv diamnonld necklace, pair of diamonui and turquioise earrinigs, a suit of fine pe!arls, diarrondsi, pins, rings, brooches, fine gold neck and watch chains, seals, and ana extensive assortmenit of elegant jewellery, dressing cases with silver fuirniture, an s-day table clock, brass bound, wrriting desks, a cbamber organ, in an elegzant Gothic es,e, wtth 9 stops an barrels, caLmel hair shawls, laces, lace dresses, biaud- kerchiefsi and veils, silk anid cotton hose, scarfs, shan-Is, damask table linen, sheets, suiperfine cloth assd kerseymere, ladles' and gen- tlemen's wearing apiparel, chilmney, pier, and dressing glasses, car- petse, carpeting, rugs, cuttlery feather beds. and numerous other efets, the entire property of Mr. Dobree, Charlotte-street. To be viewed, and eatai,,gtics hiad at Mlessrs. Mlacbin anid Delbenhiam's office IsY MIesrs. DAWSON anid CAFE, at Garraway's, oni Wednesd'ay next, at 12, in 3 lots, by order of the Assignee appointed by the Coutrt for the Relief of Insolvent Debtiturs, H[ - REE Hogshecads of Burgundly WVine, nowv lying in Tthe Docks. To be tasted att tile time of sale. catalogules at Gar- rawa-y's, and of Messrs. Dawsonu and Cafe, Great Mlarlbtronugh-streer. Sunibu-ry, Middlesex, on the Baniks of the Thames.-iiv es. DAWSON andI CAFE, at Garraway's. oni WVediuesday, Mai2b', as 12, by order of the Executors, HVIE Lease of a roomy brick built Dwelling-house, with A_ gardens, orchard, coaebhouse, and stables, mnost desirably situate, at Sunbutry, comnianding a beautiful View of the surrouinding country and Oatlands, 15 miles f7romn Hyde-park-corner. held for a termi of 5 years, at aslowv rent, Slav be viewed, particulars on the Fremises- at the Kine's Head, Twiekennam; of Messrs. Edwards, so- letore, Castle-street, iHolborn; at Garrawray's; auid of Messrs. Dawi- son and Cafe, Great Nlilrlboongls-%treet. Henrletta-streer,(-aveudish-squsJ-re.-Eligi ele iesidenceiFurniture, and Effects, ofthe late GeneratDoveton,MT.P.deceased.-.hyMr. ELGOOD, o~n the Premnises, onk Tuesdaty, June 1, ad foRolionhgday, by order of the Legatee, T HE valtuable. Lease of an excellent House, situate No5. 5 Henrietta-street, corner of WVimpole-street, enljoying a deligtful view over Harcourt-gardens. and arranged for tke perfect accommodation of a modurate establishmenit of the first respectabilitv, wvith the advantage of possessing an unusually complete set of ser- vants' offices and wine cellars. The premises are leasehold, under the Duke of Portland, at a very low, reserved rent. Also the genuine household furniituire, capital glasses, &c. May be vliewed by tickets, to be hiad with printed particulars of thd auictioneer, Sl r.Eigood. at the oPposite corner of Wimpole anid Henruetta streets,.Cavendisht-s.uuare. Aylesburiy, hotcks, a capital Market and Biorough Town, 40 nlUles froml London.-Valuable Freeh,,ld Property for linvestmient and Oce-upa- tion.-Pereniptorlly by Mr. ELGOOD, at the Atuctiolii Mart,, oni Fri- day, Jtine 4, in 9 lots, by order of the Assignees of Mtr. Hlosking, N N legiity dsige(Iand most substantially er.-cted doule taianVila,comnpreliending 2 excellent residences for moderateestabulishment%., delightfully situate, anid forming, wsith 3 adjoining pieces of building grounzd the whole of a news-terrace,hlip- pily selected for extenisive range of' proslpect,ansd placed a proper dis- tance from the turnpike-road, at the approach to the tow;;,. Also a rose of 4 uniform siveli built houses, know7 Ias Cambridge-place, at Aylesbury,atThe estate is abun,dantly suipplied wvith wvater, easy of commiunication with the metropolis, and in a highly respectable l'iel- nity Eah lt cnfer th riht f vting, botis for the county and borogh. ay e vIwed,andprined ar ticulars had of G. Jennings, briclaye, Waton,hearAyleburyturnike; at the Bull inn, A)eyles bury Bel, Winow;of M,Wilias, solicitor, Great Berkbuamp- sted; f Msss. illamsan Godar, olicitors to thecommission, Gra's-nn;andof he uctoner, r. lgod, corner of WVIapole andl Henieta trets,l2veniebsqare were an elevation and plans Singularly valuable Estate, t)nrham.-ily >lessrs.IUian sltl, at theAtIcrioamart, on 'Wednesday, May2at1,ion , by direction of the Assignees, utlsess previouxslyisoeofbprvt contract, 'rVHE Estate, -which is most desirably situate, wirhilt 6 Ak miles of the city of Dtirham, com prises the manor or reputed mnanor of Coxhoe, including three capital farms, in a high StaLte of cnlttvation. of the extent together OL sspwvards of 700 acres, writh a thirashing machine, let at rents conformable to the eircuimstsnces of the times. amounting to upwards of ~701. per annum; with a corni mill and a hone mill (driven by a streamn of lester) and upusvards of 220) acres of plantation of 20 and 30 yearg' groseth in hland, the whole subleettoa cu-sto)marypaymenitin lien of tithe for corn and hay, aid several labourers cottages. It isa distinct to;vnship .mainraining ilts ow. n puwith apoorh,iuse erected on the estate, and Is held for ant abmTolultertermt of 1,000 years. M~ay bevi,esvedby leav,eof the tena,nts, and partlidnai-s had of Messrs. Scott and Son, solicitoirs, St. Mildred's- courht,,Po~ultry; Mr. Henlry Tatnner, Sunderland; the Waterloo in;;, Drhan; the Bridgewater Armns, Manche'ter; at the Auction MFart;. and of Mdessrs.1.minu and Curtis, W.aibrook, near the Royal Echbanige, Singularly advantageous Situation tora Retatil Trade, wvithl a limited apitl,',ndasa well-assorted Stock of Statiouery,I4aberdasliery, and Toys.-By Messrs.1 MUNN and CIURTIS, on the Premises, 29, Beaumonit-street, Marylebone, on Thiursday, May 27, ait I 1, by di- rection of the Assignee of Mr. Ebenezer GuntludT, usslecssas;accept- able offer byprivate contract be previously made, NT Agreembeut for ani unexpired Tlerml of two Years, at A a low rent, free of taxes, of the very conven!ently situated Pre- mise.s, late ccupied by 'Mr. Ebenezer Gunther, miost desirabily siute x emotteeMay e.oe consisting of a neat fronted cuinersho, nd niserfen doestc partments, long accustomied In he rad ofa hbedaser,staionr,and toyseller, and also the remanin geninestoc intrad, cnsistinig of several reams of writng nd ackng apes, nd the sttio,nery articles, men's and wome's ilk co;onasi twste hoe, ilk and leather glov-es, Welch flannl, tpes,&c. aquanity f Bu ch n Eniglish toys, theaieatshoj. fixure, itha ew rtile ofhosehld uritue.may be viewed thdapreln to the sale, and cataogeha'sn the premises: of Messs. tossandCook, solicitors, New Inn ardo essrs. Manin and Curtis, Waisioener the Royal Exchantge. Very ompac Freeold irsee Charerhose-lanie, In thie parish of St. epucbr-ByMr.BYGAVE attheMart, en Mondaythe 14th 4 Vauabl FreholdEstae, stuatedt in Charterhoistec. 'I lne ad Rd Lin-cort,leadng t th squre fom t. John's- stret, I theparih ofSt. epulhre,compisin 4 sbstatial brick buit huse, Ns. , 910,an II infrot o Chrtehoue-ane, wsith t e premie atach thereto, and Sric-k buiilt houses at the back-, forminlg thew~ of Red Lion-court, 4 of wyhich have g:ood y,ards behnd,opn, ir, ad pivte,no bengany thoroughtIbre; also a emailcar ente's yrd; tiewhlabeng fthe annual Valuie of 2751. cler o al raes ndtaxs watseve, et on one lease, which expires at ichclms, 827 ata goun ret,The premises nmay he Viewred TheTurf.-Dowvn Hall. ne-arEpsom Dosvns,Surrey~.-.By.Mr.n 'GI5AVS, at the Mart, on Monday, Juine 14, at 12, uinless previously disposed of bypi'te otat 'E'H vey ;'lual.eFreelhold arid Copyiokl( Estate, T leDwnHl,in the parish of Epsom, In the county of Surrey deihful itae ithin half a mileof the Race-course-, comrisn g el eetdad substantial brick- built manision, con- tainiga nrne al iigdawn,iekat anid housekeeper's ros9beroom seeeesdoetcofesf every description attachdansupidn all parts wvithgo w ternd is nosy in the occupaino h alo Oxford. Tedtce buildings consist of vry sperir stblng for 24 horses, brick aind slated, with good graaryandlofs oer, fitted ulp bi the most cousplete style. siveli sup- plie wih ecelentwater by pipes uinder ground, and nowv In the occpatona a elerated sportingeharacter of the turf. Also coach andchase ouss, rewous, cn-ouse, dog kenniels, piggery, good walld gad nsand iuad f acres of excellent meadows, pasi- tuite andaaI land Th era land Is in the, occupation of Mr. Watson as tenant atwitli. The above piopertyis particuiarly desir- ablle for any nloblemian or gentleman fond of the field, beinig ss'lthin IL short distance of several packs of stag and fox hounds, Fuxrther particulars may hue had on applioation t,s Messrs. Green, Pensberton, and Crawley, Salisbury-square; Thomas Denton, esql. Ashford Lodge, uiear Stainev.;- asid Mlr. Bygrave, Iland agent and setrveyor, Clemnent's- Inn, Lonidon, of whiom tickets may be hiad for viewing the same anid a plan of theo estate seeni. Particulars mray also be had at the Mtart;- and at the principal inns at Epsom, Reigate,Croydon,Kingston,Stainies, and Cherttsey. Valuable Tithies. Islewrortli and Twickenham, Aliddlesex-,-By Mtr. BYGIlAVE, at the Mart, some time Iii the month of June or July, unless, previously disposed of by Private Conitract, rpHEveryvaluable Great Tithes, extending over nearly of he ans I th prisseof lsleworth and Twickten- ham whch re artculrlydesrabe fr thseir contiguty to the, me- trapils thy arsefom he ohlosin crps,viz. all sorts of corn or graI, tresut~ren f sld, urnps hensassn upon fallowrsior af ter anycro whch sa ot efoe pid ith,asd peas asid beans planted in te feld, o inthe ardns,wheherallowed to st'and for corn, or gathredgren fr th tale.Furherparticulars miay be hiad by applingto esss. ranis nd rqnart. Monumtent-yard; or Mr. 13ath.-By Messrs. ENGL[fHE;NGLISH,and HECKS. atthe Vorlk Hotel Bath, on Thursday, 3{ay 2', at 12 for I precisely, in 1 lot, subject to such conditions as irll then be produced, S UNDRY Leasehold Ground Rents, held for a term, of o whilh nearly 64 years are unexpired, amounting to 5061. 6s. 3d. per annum, which are paid half yearly with the utniost regularlty. at Michaelmas and Lady-day. issuing ont of and amply secured oin substantial and wvell built houscs, situate in St. James's-square, Marlborough-street, Great Bedford-street, St. Jamee's-street, I-ark- street, Harley-street, and adjoining situatIons; together *vith the bighlY va nuable reversionary interest of the vendors in tie entire rental of the above houses, up wards of f;.0001. per annum, for *variouls periods from one quarter of a year to three years and a half, and which It is considered wlU render the above equal, if not superior, in valtie to freehold ground rents. Full descriptive particulars wil be ready for delivery in 7 days; and in the meuns time, furthar psrticu enlars, &c. may be knowrn on application to ir, Langey, s.dliltor Charles-street, Bath. Splendid Sale of Patent Ironstone and other China, Glasc, and Earth- enwvare. slithont reserve, byorder of the Proprietors, declining busi- Hess.-By ?.Sr. KAY, at the Anction Mlart, THIS DAY, May 21, and follosving days, till every- lot is sold. 'IHE3 Stock comprises in china rich table andl dessert servnices, tea and coffee equipages, chanber silts, jugs of various aizesand forms, &c Theornamental part consistsof elegant large. sideboard bnwls. Slshponds, vases, antique jars, clabinet eups, Ink. stands, candleatfeke, pen trays, w4fer bones, pasti!e burners, essence cus paPerCases, urns, lavers, flowersots, hvdra and dragon jugs, toilet boxes, &Le, In cut glass, dessert dishes, decanters, jugs, butter tubs, honey vases, pickle glasses anod covers, eacts, xvine-glasser, &c, In blue printed earthenware, upwards of 100 tabld services, a quantirvo01 ewers and basins, plates, dishes, foot-tubs, jugs, nugs, vegetab'ue dishes, soup turecns. wIth every other nseful article. The wihole to be viewred on the mnornings of sale, when catalogues mnay be ha,d, Tie auction to consnmeuce each day precisely at 1 o'clock. To Grocers, Confectioners, and otilars,-Three flursdred Boxes of newv choice aruscatel Railais.-Ily Sir. CAUTY, at his Great Rooms, SiOJ, Pall-mall, TH!S DAY, at I., ,kCinsignmexnt-of Soo, foxes 6f the Choicest Bunceh MuctlRaisins,'o'f t'he'lastgs' wt1hjT ffte greateest perrectlon. lotted, sultable to the trade as velilas private faminlies. Mlaybe tastedL at .t'he time of Bale, previots to whiiili'chtlogues; fflay be'bad of' htr. Cautty, at his atuction and. estate agency office, 80 k, Pail-mal!; anit. G.reat Alissendeni flineks. Wansteitd House.-Thlrty Dav,;'Sule.-To thie Nubjility, Gentry IArithi- teets, and the Public In g egeral.-Fjrst Part of this Sale w(i corn- silence ear-ly In the nmont _Ef J n.7u.esur2 wl i~,R. W.W. SIMl1 SON (of 24, Buclrbr)vl Al h~ave the bononr of offering forSALF byPUBDLIC AUC'TION, by order of the Proprietor,' n the Preminses, Wanstead 1-louse. Essex. i ilots, 'or thfe convealerLee of purchasers, each day's sule to e,'m- mence at 11, the wrhole of the valuiLblc BUILDING KATERIALS of ~he above costly and nuaanificent manision, c4nmprising the grsi3d. Corinthian portico, wvhichi consists of six eorinthaixt columins. and. plasters, witht riclh carve~d capital., grand pedimient head and. tresses, and Wvhich for splendour and elegamce, as well as adaptatIon to an t:di- rice of suffliefe.t Impoprtance, thi s colonade caunnot be surpassed; aLnc. It wouild be nainch Indeed to be deplored, should this portleo not he per- petuated as a nationial slpecimen of architectural beauty iind taste, irt someone of tliepuiblieorindlviduial stfueturesnou'inprogresstbrough- )ut thekingdom; also very fine stone and wood front spieces, superbly ,ars'ed anc. arched statuary scarrhfe atnd storne ohlmneypleces. eight beauitiful ionic columnns, a larige siuntity of' atone balustrades and. roping. g;everal thousand feet of p ain and rustic sushlar, with a grefst; rillauitity of other stone work appAlicable te thxe presenit style of build- ing and a7chitecture. The ister-lorlfittirsgs eonsietof many thousiand. reeofphnllig, ad. ad wincotiug uiinltEcotaid other tix pan. ache does, wth rasshings an motice loelts, doofjambs, arebis. trays. aseandurbse muldng' a uanityof finelycarved and gilt utosoaglutrvds stutashssn. fraaesbeattfulVeeistlitn windows,; J_ompnct Farm of 124 Acresl, in thie parisl of Washbrook. Sufftilk.- By Mr. Wv. IV. SIMIPSON; at G5arraw-ay's, on Tuesday, June 15, aeti 12. In I lot, hy order of the proprietor, A Compact aiid desir-able Freehold Farm, in the parish'. ELof W5s lsr0okl, Suffoflk. containing 124 acres of land, 20 of whc r Ic meadowr, and the remainder 1155e arable lland, In s, high tate o.f, cultiv'ation,l There Is on the estate a respectable residence, containing numerous rooms and domestic offices, good. rar~m-yard. surrounded by a brick watil, enclosing; barns, cart and. -iiglos stables, cars lodge, and buillock hdl3ctaefo workmeom The est,ate produices good brick earth, sand, and gravel'. and bouns wth gine . suird only 65 miles from London, aticls fromi i1a5 pott ofentrieSell.tn tile naet t Iwa of liadleigh, aiid 5 minles froxm blanningtree, atnd is siurrounded by, good. roads. Particuilars. In dtoe time, of lessrs. Sparling and WVittey, solicitors, Coleliester; aifdi of M1r. W. IV. Simpsoii, 24, Bucklenflittry. l1ear the Mfansionhouse. ft.,ck Br-ewers', X'althouse, Freehold and Leasehold "'states, Brglgh5on. ILIV. SIPSO (Of JNo. 24, Buckershtury)re ypcfll I nformt the Puiblic iTI &TlceTal, that he willi OIfER, the-followring desirable PROPERTY by PtTBLW' AUCTIONo at the Old Ship Tztaern. Hrighton. on Thursday, the' 3d of June, ait 12, by, arder of tlheTrustees of Mr. RichardEPalmaef.in lots Lot 1. T'hdun- expired term of 1,7 years from Michbaelmiasnext, usC tb5erental of 2551. per annumn, with the goodwvill of the trade or th2f.valuable slid ros'ios desitrably situiate estate, called the Rock Brewery, Ili St.Jarnes'.i-street,; lIrigh ton. The: bi ewvery comprises strong and table be'e? ton loomns5 running Stores ailua vat rooms, w1itl 1jalIt and hop loft-a, The piano aIid utensils consist of a 27-barrel Open cr,.per, I11 quartcr maSh tim5 nuider back, 60-barrel lIquocr back. Ii workhtlile squaes, conles; hObtrsd wheel. inalt mill and gear applicable to, the wdlflt,.~ig tile NqUrOY anc. a-or paimps, ri thipipes and cocks, 3and all other uten,sils and Vatts ap~ propriate and equal to a trade of 4,000 barreli. T'he iv-hole 01' the lixedplasutand utensil!sare included inithe leasie and prWes5at rentaLe which renders the rent moderate in proportion to th-e uipItalrh<uirew being Fenail. lsieltuded in this lease Is a matlt house adjoiszing o'th- brewvery, with an 8-quarter steep one wonrking floor,WLth ba-rleY itTI.s nmalt ehaaslbers over, stabling, pimrgerie.,,&c. The lessor insuresfrfo& lire in tilestun,of .0001. Thesittuatioim orthis brewserymuist alwiayS command. an excellent private asi well al public tradc, thereby pre- seliting an eligible opportunity for the induistrious man of business to. nia,ke a very, considerable anid profitable retuirn on a Comparatively small capita. ,Thisestate, writh the fixed plaut aind utensil* Of the. lmrewvery aein an excellent state of repair. Lot 2. 'Irhe uinexPired tern, of 95ryetars of a recently erected, genteel, aIld coniveniently -ar- rainged residelice, Wi St. James's-street, and nearly aidjoining lot 1, with domiestic osfices, and adapted toir at family of respectability.. Gronilzd remit 251. per aniiiuni. Lot 3. A leasehiold house, at presenit the residence of Mlr. Richeard Palmer, wsith ap.propriate domestic offices attached, andP.a garden, wicbih was intended as, the site of' 4 houses. This estate is delightfully situate,.fronting the New'-road ieadilg to New VauixhallGi (rdesls, ind in Egrensont-piacee. Unexpireu teriui of lease 1,7 years. Ground ren!t 201. per annum. Lot 4. LeaAe- hold premitses In Chlapel-street. cOnsistingf of 4 smnall eenemients,.t car- penter's shopi, and produicing a rental of abouit 621. l6a, per annuli. Unexpired term of lease 80 years. Groiund rent 91. perannusm. Lot 5. A freehold building In Chapel-street, niowuswed uis a slaughter. house, and let to Mir. Chandler, whlo is tenant at will, at 151. 15s. per annum. Lot 6. An imnproved rental, secured on 2 leasehold houses, Nos.121 7and 22,adrmirably stituate, In Devonshire-place'. 77 Years of the: original lease, at a, renital of 75L per annUM, are uniexpired. These houises are let to Mlessrs.Mellish and Bay, seho are most respectable te. nants, ait 1051. per ann. fhereby creating an Improved rent of SQL per ann. Lot 7. An improved renital inSt.3smes's-stre-ettfedured cm 2 houses,; excellently situate for d,rade. Tfhirty-five years of the original lease- are unexpired, at801. per annumn. Thes;ehousos are lee to M%r.t5olling;, ham, for a terni of 7 years; he is a most rcspectable teriant -at 105L, per annum, thereby creating an Improved rental of 281, per arnunna. Those fixtures In houses, utensils in brewing. and stock In trade, not incluided inthe leases, wvill be paid for by vsluation. Deiscriptivepliar- ticulars may be had 7 days prior to the sale, of Messrs. A ttrce alid. Cooper, oiios rgtn of Mesrs. Noy and Hardiston, solieltors;~ Gret owr-street; of Mr.WX. W. Simpson, 24,Biucklorsbury;s afitrat; the Old Ship taverni, Brighton. i Valuiable and desirable Freehold Estates, and Great Trithes, in Kelve dont, Feering,. and Miessing. Essexc. MR. IV. IV. SIMPSON (of 24, Bucklersbury) wilL, h lave the honour of offering bay PUBLIC AUCTI.JN, ~C Garra, way's, on Thursday, June 10, in 2 lots, by order of the Froprletoz,. that mast valuable and desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, callhed In wvorth-hall lyilng within a ring fence, delightfully situated In thii pleasant vlifage oEKelvedoni. in tne county of Essex, antd only asholri; distasice from the high road leading from London to Colchester; cqnw taminig 321 acres offertjle pasture, arable, and wvood land, in a supe.~ rnor state of ctultivatIonz, with a handsomoe and elegantzly erected family' mansoion i, wth domiestic offices of every reqalsite de.scfrption, plannc .' and Adapteil. for the accommodationl of a respectable family, comn- mandlingly situated on an eminence, writh a lawvn In front, and over- Looking a beaustiful diversified ancY extensive vale of country. The: agriultralbuiling ar in oodrep ir, ad comprise barias, exten- sivestalin, grnares,cattcyad ad seds, au erected osn t'he' saosg compct ad imrovd pracipe, ad apropriate to the iniprtithbceof- suc anoccpaton.Lau-ta reeeed. Together writh and ad-' milingtothi lo alilbe ol th GratTithes of the parishi of Feer- ing xtedin ovr ~5uut1,70 nresof laud, wvliichlIs principaly' sra~l. inone f th bes faring istict in the contity of Essex. The iths ar hed onleae uner he ee of London, subject to -ax coniitngencyof lives, which are insured in order to provlde a ftiud for renewa In casestofideath. Lot 2will comnprise a small but desirable Freehold Farmi, called Hill1 Thouse, sittuate in the nicasant village of. Messing, amid containing43 acres of fine rfichrbrhble anld pastuire land, divided Into lOinelosures, nearly in the cenitre of which stands axi'e- spcal eidence, replete witih every domestic conlvenience, good barn, sablng,sheds, and requisite outbutildings. 'The h igis road. fro Keveon o ipteeruns throughthe estate. The above estateg are situatedi th eIrof the best markets of the enmiity, abouzndz. luig wvith game, slid arc at. an easy distance from, and. aford ready ac- cess to themnetropolis, being about 40 mnIles distant. Particulars- days prior to the sale, may be hiad on applicationi to 3, Ambrose, esq. solio.Marmlngtrcee and of W. W. Slmpson, 24, Backlefibury near the Manrsion-hOus,e. Valua.ble and. desirable Freehold Estate. RLesidence, and Manor fwasm. Halstead and Comue Engain, Essex. R.I . I.SIMPSON (~mf 24t, Bucklersbury) wi1li M iavec theonourof offering y PUBLIC AUCTION, at Gar- r1alray's, on Tuesday, June 15, In 2 lots, by order of the Execuitors under the wvill of the late Francis ilumn, esq. Loll. That tr-uly vatlu- atble and des.rable Estate, called Parley Beans, lying writhinz a ricig fence, mos't delighitfully situate, '2 miles from Hlalstead, on the turn- pkrod leading to Colchester, and conitallling 225 acres ofextremely rich laud, in the highest possible state of cultivation, 194 acres of' whichiare arable, and the rernalr.der fine meadowv land, bounded b? the river Caine, from which the meadouvs mnay be irrigated atany de- sirable period. The residence and domestic offices are of a snperlnr description, and wvell arranged for the receptiosi Of at respectabla famaily, approached frm.m the nigh road by a carriage drive and lawvn inx froiit, commandiiig fine uninterrupted viewvs of a country distiii- uihed byit beautiful and picturesque scenery. The agricultural buildig coprise 4 barns, stabUng for 20 horses, riding hortse stable, chaishose,granaries, cart and wraggon lodges, hiorse and cattle yards, nearly, the wvhole of which are enclosed. by brisk slid stone, walls. Lot 2. A small blanor Farm, 11am, Stable, aLnd Cottage, naladoininig lot I, calleli Geuldingston's, In the psrishl of Cohlus Engan, nd onsitin of20 acres of excellent sambli latnd, with the mannla rihtssadroyltyof the rive r Colne, extending over 181 .tcres. Thabvests are situate in the centre and at dis- tances fromn the best market towns in the counts', In a fine sporting, district, and in the immediate vicinity of the celebrated pack oit fox: hotunds belonging to Charles Newman, esq. The estate abounds. with gamne, froim its conitiguity to the preserves of WV. P. lionywood, ssq. MI. P. This estate was in thte possession an4 occupation of the! Late proplietors upwards of 31) ears, durIng wvhieli period It lass been andis nw, dstinuishd fo enerior cultuire and fertility, of sil. o ay getlemn wshinforafirtrate residenseeand farm-, lugconernit ffods trly liglml oporunity for investment, or to apurcaserfor nvesmentonly Decriptive particulars anid cour-' ditousof alewil tu redy or eliery15 days -prior to the sale, ar Mesrs.Woo an Hom'e's,solcitrs,Braintree; at Mir. W. IV. iimsons, 4, uekersury Lodes: ad of bIn. Arthutr Wells. ToubIridlge-w.,ells,allent.-Valusiibe Plots of Builldiig Grounkd. Bulidirg Mlaterials, an Pant and Utensils of a Biewery.-ley Mfr. W. IV, SIMPSON, on the Premises of the origrinal Brewrery, on 'l'hursday, June I17, &nd following day, without reserve, lIn lots, for the con. vesience of'purchasers, by order of the Proprietor. UTPWVARDS of one.acre of Freeholdt GrounLd, whiclh w~Jiill be divided into lots, for the conv'enlenee ofbhulid.ng,'yleri. santly situate, in the fashionable towvn of Tonibriuhge-.wells, a neigh- bourhood whbich isdaily increaslngrin population. The whole of the materials, to be taken dowvn and clearedt alsy liv the purchasers, of Nost rfoams,couelagolde Estate g a ni d shn o eds,thed plant an. Rtnsl copIse AV coPper N of-fbrrel ,brc andilronbwry of ilnue -qularter mahe Inn,r oakan ofeirgb PiUBoLoper jAUCk.IONd und rrhacA ivv,or n wheel,dairte of milst nes,an all2i conneltin mabinarder lfeth mdrcoppietr pipes, copperupumn, pstarthitiony andostages andquaatu-o ibles ESAdthre.~otifetsin which iU40 bedecrbed 0c catabloges toadb adc mans due d,time. uti l%fne mI otinol fwi Nsorehol tt-ereeioalde state slid. sitanor or Rhe parsledMa Er st as,orn Tesday, thn2d ofVJne,rato1, In one lout, y oNorderlof and wropieto Jnlue B.i reuntinton,tc. thaERt hihl mporto,antey and valu sblet ESTraIer ontiin bot1,0 acres,cle Axta Bofd arboc,medow,g and. fst miuars land,lytiesng wihinh acrigmfnicae,s smllh potionavgonly ofrIch is cdopyod,tebrembitainder freehold, itatepinathed pyarrisgeres .fEs andh Wesutifetnl lawnd Winrnter, inpet wth evouny dofesiorfolk,and athiche inclde dtaherptd. stanltior of EastrSgertn an rdingy hasadsr shibee of atrhofus es, cihgallred, arthad roam, aound,itrongdwit fis, tine great v arities and vwhichycotwun gartesswith the navgaberiver.. a harudsocgrienhouset Familyehonse.ion,cppoae wChbikva cohed-yrigcrvs wtfrith t b reautifu lahe chincfrot, replete withl every store ofice5t attahedand etahed etaeliu efo 12crriag famid ridiqtngthoese dvoule forcmiuscg aM ith gesranaeries, ni om vr uruddb ornamntalplanatio-ns, orcardes, and plasure rud, lvi idasmal worith timgratet tstean vaiet, to lrg gAdmrdens withepenees,h wit frit ree ofth chicet knds caal for storengs fish tre. sered ub rea ssatesstheornmetal part,sof the estate. te demene lin rIn fene, nfidvide Itelf suto farms, wvith first ratte resdeneS,agrculturl bildngs an laourrs'cottages, The farmns; arein he ccupatoutof tesusry pu etand highly respectable. The andin his istictIs prtiulaly istnguished for its great: depth and fertility of soi, an d this estate Is perhaps a rempsrkable Instance of a situation affording such a variety of field sports in tbat p,art of th coulty, hich may be called the garden of Norfolk, and. tndeed the arable land en this estate siay be sacd to be equalled in few district. anid excelled hbno countyin tha kingdom. The decopy wvhic.l has been recentlyestabshed on the estate, from its situation a*s present advantages, promises in future to be one of the mest lucra- tive in theenuintry. There is a aharf on the estate, .with granary and other builidings. and. a. boat dyke conmmunicatingr wi th the riven from Varmouth to Norwi-ch, from which place it is distant 18 mniles, and froml theo former 9 miles. Particulars and conditions of sale, 1st due time. rmay be had of Messrs. Gatty, lladdan. Gatty, und'Haddm, Angel-eourt,T'brogmorton-streer; Mllesars. Taylorund Hales,solicitors. Norwich, and of dr. NW.V. Simpson, 04, Rucklereucy. London. M V W. IV. SIMIPSON (of 24, Bucklersbury) wil have the honour of offering by PUBLIC AUCTION, on Tues- day, June 29,1824, att Garrawaty', by order of the proprietor, Jobui Boys, esq. in one lot1 a very valuabic e'tEMNIOLD 'ESTATE, called Ashcombe, most eligibly situate, on the South Downs, betsveen Lewits and Brighton, In the county of Sussex. coniprisinga good FamUly Resi- dunce, With garden, pleasure grounds, orciard, ceoachbouse, table. and other coiivenient offices, cottages, barns, yards, outbuIldings. and about 75i acres of arable, meadoas, pasture, and wood land ant- down. in a high state of cultivation, the grealter part tithe free. A=hembtearossesses mudsh natural beauty, greatly. aulgmemited by luxuriant and highly ornamtenta plantatIhns. The ides in the Vyc. ulty are reculiarlyattractive. presenting froM many points vle*s rI r _nalextesi'e and pIcturesque, and almost uninterrupted con-. .inuation of turf.extends to Brighton. Partrideeqs andbhares abrauld otimee.states and the neighbourhood affords thefinest fields artsd-f lery description. Tme Lewves race ecourse Is ininiediately adoinin' rox~hryunds are kennelled witbin S n lles, anld harieirs *vithin 2 n nucz half. The ro,ad frain Leaves to Brighton is very unutsually excellent,. TIle distanhe from the formeria mlleand a half, from irighton S miles, slid fromi Londesi 5~l0. The estate may be viewed and particU. lars had 15 days previousto thessle, bvaputier tlon tos the proprietors, oni the premlies ; to Messrs. Wooligarand lboys. solliltors, Lewes; to Messrs. Palmer, France, and Palmner, soliritors,Ulecdford-row. or to tbhe aucHioneer, 24, gucklersbury, London. -- - - - A