Sales By Auction.
Valuable Policy of f nsurance.-BY W-. J. SA1ITH, at Garra- way'e, To-morrow. Oct. 20, at 12, A3 Policy of Assurane, effected in the Equitable Insur- r3 atcec ffl ce, for the original aum of 2,0001. in the year l804, payahle wide thc increase thereon (which i5 accumulated to upwards of 3,000i.) on the death ot a gentleman nQw in llii .,Sth year. Par- trculars at Oarraway'i; ard of W. J. Smith4 35. Blackman.street, Borenah. C -ollection of P1ctu'ea.-By l2r. EDWARD FflST'R, at tiF Great Room, No.l4, Greek-street, Soho-Equare, 'To.-morrow, Oct. 20, at 12, I,/ N excellent Collection of pictures, of thle Italian, ti French, Dutcl, and Flenish sehtools, and a few by modetn Engllh rpateters; n nu9nber of portraits of eminent charActern, and a few lots of carved F.ench picture frames. Mlay be viewed one day prior, when cataloguem may be had at Mlr. E. Fostcr's office, [4, Greek.street, Solho,iquare. By 2.lesrs. I A L'I'VNand SON. atthe Peahen Inn, St. Alban's, Herts, on Saturdoy, Oct. 23, at 2, in igut, irPHIRTEEN Acres of Building Ground, adjoining the JIL New-Toad. St. Alban's, ficrra, called Found Field, with early possession, on Lease for a term of which 797 years were unexpired at liady-day lait. I*his valuable and important property presents such an opportunity to builders at)(i otliers as rarely occurs. It is well calculated for the erection ofresidences for trade or privmte occupa. tion, being pleasanitly and advantageously situate contiguous to the capital market town of 8t. Alban's, and liresenting a froitage of 1,0P5 feet, nest the new turnpike road, leading froin S. Alban's to Redbourn. Brick earth miglit be conveniently found in any part of the premises. Thic estate will be divide,, marked, and set. out 14 days prior to thclsaTc, when particulars nmay be had at the place ot sale ; Auction *'arl ot' MeeFra. Nic ol8on t.nd Longmore. solici- tors, Hbrtford * and at the offices of AS' r. {Kimpton and Son, land agent,, Union-cotnrt, Old Bro;d.strect, london, and at Hertford, whrber a plan of the lots may be teen. ]HousCtatd arnituis, -and vatous Effbel.-_Et WI$STANLEY and SQNS, at 142, Alderspte.stfebt, To-m rro-,at l,byorder -of the- E teceuor,-m?rwat1lbot )AIt'i' of tl;e Htousehold Furniture, removed from A Stackwell-common, the property ot a Gentlemarn deceased. The Jurnilure compriese-bedstetado and hangings, feather beds ard bedding, snabogagy wardrobe, chcstr'of dravers, ivabhhand stands, dressing.glastes, sideboard, 'daiink end other tables, chairs, carpets, a few books, and -kitchen utensils. "To be viewed on Tuesday and ofrning of vale, when catalogeit einay be had on the premises ; and of -Winstanilei nnd Song, P.steran'er-row. 'rwelve Acres ot' eillding Ground; in the VTlla4e of lice, near Elackheath, part of I1e.snlabe Est4te,-By ellsisrs.- DRIVER, at (he Aetetion-nmart, on Ftiday, October 2k, a, 12' io ten lots, witheut any reserre, Tj'EN mo3t eligible Lots of Freehold btuilding Groand, &. very delightfully situate, in the most beautiful part of the mucb admired village of Lee, near 8laekheath, and 6 miles from London, being the ornamental site of 12 acres, forming the rich paddock and ground hitherto attached to l,ee.place Misnsion, the ancient residence of tte Boon family. The land has becn disposed into Most desirable lots of various quantitiex, from half an acre to one acre and a. halt eaeb, and in one instance of above 3 acres, includinr the pieturesque island and handsotne'Diece of water: the whole offering most eligi- ble sites for butilding, the oituation being universally admired, and the vlews overlihooter's.liill arid a rich country peculiarly interesting, whilst'atl iteedful'accommodation is praeurea: from the convenience of stages td 'London or every hour. Printed specifications, with en- graved plans Atnneved, may be Had at the Green Mlan, Blackheath - Lion and Lamb, Lewisham ; Ship, Greenwich ; Tigcr's Hllad, Lea. green ; at the Auction.Riart.1 and of Mtessrs. Drivet aturveyors and land aentistei, NewBridgc,itreet, Blackfriars. naI Leaseholod Bstate'?, Peckham. and Tooley-'treet. - By AIr. 'SOaUTHRY, at Garrdwity's, THtas DAY, Oct. 19, at 12, Brick-built Leaschold Baker's Shoji, Hfouse, and A Premises, situate in thie' Rye-lane, Peckham, Surrey ; con- faining suitable conveniences for carrying on arn extensive busistgs, as wet; i: coYelyj;pW domestic sccommodatiors ; let on lease for 21 years, at -4G1. per hittim . held.for 06 years, at a rent of 6i1. 1IS. Also a brick-built dwelling.house, with fore court and garden, plea. santy situatep on the east side of Hill-street, Peckham; containing 4 bedchambers neatly fitted up, 2 parlours neatly paperes, entrance passage nad light staircase, 2 kitchens, arched vaults, &c. ; inme- dite possession may be lirh d held for 5!1 year-s, at X1. 3s. per an. num. Also rn improved rent, issuing out of a leasehold house, shop, and.premises, situate No. 94, Tooley-strcet. Southwark, on lease to a reapectable tenant for the whole term, at 551. per annum. M1 ay be viewed 10 days prior to the sale, and partictilars had of Alr. Athearn, Pscekham; SIlr, Heather, Southe7rnpton-street; Bull antI White Horse Inns, Peckiam ; at Gatrawey's; ara of Mr- Southey, Trooley-street. Valuabsc lnvestnsents.By t. SOUTHE', at Garraway'8sulT s DAY, October 19, at 12, ithout reserve, Yery desirabl Leasehold Estate, comprising S spaciou8A A3L newiy erected btick built grasaries, situate at Horsleydown OltI Stairs, Shad Thames, St. John's, Southwatk, capable of stow- ing, at a moderate thicknesa. from 9,000 to 10,000 quarters of grain, a spacious yard, rehouse, stable, and dwelling-house, a covcred wharf with good landing next the Thames, a spacious briek built granary of great capacity adjoining the wbarf. lIeasehold Dwell- I ing-houses, situate is Crown-court. in the rear of the granaries. Six leasehold Dwelling-houses and Warehouses, in Horsleydown-lane. A Leasehold Estate, 'in Three Oak-lsne, consisting of the King's] Arme Publichouse, a Dwelling.house adjoining. and an extensive yard, workshops. Iofts, &c. Two Leasehold Houxsen, with lVharf, next St. Saviour's-dock. And a small Freeol2d Estate, at Kirt- ling, in the county of Cambridge, consiuting of a dwelling-hotse, cottage, orchard, and 3 acres of land: the whole proelicing a rental of about ?150. Per annunm, May he viewed till the sale, and par- tictlayshad of M7r. Wricht, solicitor, Cloak-lane ; at Garrawey's nnd of AMr. Southey, 191, Toolev.Atrest. To SCoopers, Ironiusngers, &c.--By Air. soUCIHEY, ita the Premi,es, Crown-court. Horslerdowo.lane, To-mnorrow, October 2n, at 12, without reserve, HE remaining Stock ai(I Utensils in Trade, Cart, &c. JLof a conper, 12,000 rake and 6,000 spade handles rnd other effects, romprising 80 24-bushel hioesiheads, 30 ditto paclhs, 165 dry cosks variou,, 11 export hogsaends, a0 pair.of rum puncheon keads, II buoys, 20 casks various, 500 truss hoops, a quantity of irnn hoops, 37 jointer7, 20 beak irons, town carn, inooring chain pulley, hammer, helver, scale beam, &c. Mlay be viewed one day prior tu the sale; catalogues had on the premises, and of Mr. Southey, 191, Tooley-street. Reversion in 2,9001. Sterling, Life Policy, asi, a small beasehold Estate, Bermondsey, Surrey.-By Atr. SOUTHEY. at Gar- raway'fs on Thursday, Oct. 28, at 12, by order of tthe Ececutors of M?r. William Whittle Ellis, in 2 lots, A Contingent Reversionary Interest in ?'2,000 Sterling, 1wIhich the purchaser will become entitled to, provited a (len. tiemi:an now 29 years of aze survives a Lady aectl tl1, with a Policy of Insurance of the ventler's lilt againRt the Lady's * and a Lease- hold Estate, situate Noa. 114, 115, ard 11, Long-lane, Blermond. 8ey. Surrey, and 2 tenements. in the rear, let at rents amounting to 731. 12s. per annum. Play be viewed till the sale; particulars had at * arraway' ; of leiisra. Drew and Sons, Bcrmundsey; and of M r. Southey, 9 i, Toolev-street. I)e4irablc l,easenold Inve. stnents,Keti-road.-By .11 r. OOUTH E'Y, at Garrswav's, on 'T'hursday. Oct. 28, at 12, in 2 lets, [OUR substantial brick built Leasehold Dwelling- hoauses, with shops, posseesinI excellent accomnmodations tbr respectable Families, as well as suitable conveniences for carrying on business, sittiate Nox. IF, lti, 17, and 18, Devonshire-buildings, Great J)over-road, leaging from St. George's church to the Kent- road, 3 Of which Are on lease, and for which priimhn7s have been given, the whole producinge rental of 2001. per annum; held under St. Bartholomew's hlAspital for 66 years front Christmas next, at a rent of 281. per annuni. and 4 briek built Leasehold Hlousme, being Nos. 37, 58, X9, and 40, Htunter-Fsteet, Old Kent-road, oppostite the Bull Inn, concaittirg each 4 bedlchambers, 2 parlours, kitceen, and grardrn, In the several occupations of Llessr. 'Wyatt, WVhetton, Blackburn, and Hatch, tenants at will, at rents amounting tolOolper annum; held for 47 years, at a ground rent of 201. Mlay be view- ed wcith leave of the tenants till the sale, and particulars harl at thr Bull inn, Great Dover-road ; of Mlessrs. Clutton and Carter, solicitors, High_street, Smuthwark; and of Alr. Southey, 191, Tooleiestreet. Spllendid Stock of Cut GlasS, consigned fron, the very extensive and juitly celebrated Waterloo Glass Works, at Cork, for absoc- lite sale. ( BI EORGE PEARSE respectfully acquaints the Nobility, 6rG entry, and the Public, that he aholl hbave the honour to submit to SAI,E by AUCTION. at hi, Spacious Rooms, 135 Oxford-street, near Cavetdiih-square, on Wednesday, the 27th instant, and following days, at I for 2 o'clock preci4elv, ailbout the smallest reeervation, a most splendid ASSORTMENT of CUT flL.ASS, conprising every reqiuiste of elegance or utility for the dinnet, dessert, ansi supper table. Further particularsi of which, will appearin future advertiAement.-1.35, Oxfotd-,treet, Oct. 11, 1824. Elegant Furniture, India Cabinet, Guns, Cut Glass, China, and Effc-ts.By Mr. PEARSE, at his Stpacious Rooms,135, Oxford- street, near Catendibih-sqaare, To-morrow, at I for S precisely, without rescrve, A N Assemblage of very superior MIlodern Furniture, At esniprising 2 suits of curtatns for 3 windowrs each, 12 solid zebra wood chairs, rosewood library table and cheffeniers, fonr- post and French bed6teads, window curtains, a prime goose feather beds, sets of mwahogany chairs and lining tables, an India cabinet, 2 percussion euns, backgammon tables, cut glass, china, and mis- cellaneous effectt. To be viewed on the day preceding and morning of sale, antI catalozues hbad at the raoins. Stock of elegatit China and Glzss.-By lr. WILLIA S16, at the Auction Alart, To-morrow, Oar. 20, and follo-ring day, at 12, for the Benefit of the Creditors. N clegint Stock oh' English and Foreign China, coIisist- A ing of Colebroke Dale, French, and other china in table and dessert services, beauttifully painted and richly gilt ; tea and coffee eCtF, superb large jars, vasest ornaments, rnurs, jUgs, hbowls, &c.; richily ctt glass in dessert,serVtce, trifle disles, sets of decanters, wines, tumblers, clarethbotles, waterjugs an(i carafts, salts, stirar basins, butter tubs, finger cups, ceilery glasses, &c. ; chandeliers and lustfies, candlesticks, &c., also a quantity of Indlian floor mat- ting. To be viewed on 'ruesday antd morning nf sale, and cata- logues had at the Auction Shart ; and of Air. William', Throg- mortont-itreet. Leasehold Houscesand Ground Renta and Two Publichonlscs, the whole let on lease to old tenants at rents which amount to 4371. per ennumn, and are vcry improvable.-By 5Mr. COOPER, at Garraway's, on Tueisday. Nov. 2, at 12, in II lots, by order of the Executarsof Wmn. Odb?r, esq. I HE King's Arms Publichouse and Liquor Shop, TCrown-row, in front of the high road, Walworthi, on leaseto Whitbread and Co., and Four Housea with Shops adjoining, and three in Prospect.row, let to good tenants on lease, who have ex- pended considemsble siinis tbtercon. Two respectable Noutoess in Prospect row, let to ilr. Curtis and Air. Webb. XVleIl secured Ground Retits of 571. from. houses in Lock'b-fields; two of 5 guineas each from houtes in St. George's.market, near the London road, and the George publichouse adjoining, on lease to the Golden- lane Brewery ; the whoie' ield for long ternos at small ground rents, and offering an eligible pronerty for investmnent, the tenants being respectable and of many years standing, and the premises worth much more thaw the present lettings. MSay be viewted and partict- |lats had at the publichouses; at Garraway's I and of 'WA.SI-Cooper, 92, Blackman-street. Bcdiord-squar'e._Very commodious Farmily Itesidence, in exceleient repair, with Garden, &c.-l3y 5Mr. SQUIJBB and SON, at Garra. wav's, on Tuestlav, Nov. 2, at 32, 7t HE eleta,nt, sutbstantial, and verey ctomplete Leas~ehold Residence, No 5, on the east side of lBedfordt-iquare, and com. mAnding a pius of the hluseum G;ardrent, containing on the upper oor, 3 good attics antI a larg~e wrsery ; on the secont floor, 8 3crcel lent bed-chAmbers and dressing room, with water closet and house maid7j cloget op the landing on the principal floor 2 noble lofty dra ving rooms of good proportions, commotnicstinz by folding doors, anti a itouaoir adjoining, excellent stone staircase, &c.; on the ground 'foor, a largc paved entrance hall and inner halI, sptcious eating par. lour, lares library or breakfast parlour, and gentleman's room, with passage leadisg to a water closet, and aimerous v' ell arranged officets on the basement; heldf hisGrace she Duke of Bedford, for an un.expired tern of b0 years at a ground rent of 16 guineas per annum. l'o be v-ieed by tickets onI, which withs desetiptive partsculats may be had of Mr. Squibb and Soo, Savihle-row'j the place of sale; and un the paremises. To Cabinetmakers, Upholsterers, Brokers, and Others.-Stock in Tradea Hossehold Furniture, and Effects of an Upholsterer.-By Mtr. CROOKI,' on the Prenmises, 388, Oxford-street, THIs DAY, Oct. 19, and following day, at 11, by order of the Sheriff of Mildlesex. r 1IHE superior Manufactured Stock comprises mahogany L winged and other wardrobes, chests ofdrawers, handsome zebra and oak wood loo tables, mahogany pelestal and other sideboards, set of patest dining tables, commdUes, zebra and rosewood fautcuil tables, inlaid roseroodl teapoyp, sets ot' bed steps, fire screens, dinner and sandwich trays, set o1' beautiful rosvewood drawving room chaire, ditto eard tables, carved ornaments, Rutland fauteuil and other chairs, sorae, 4-post bedsteads, &c. 't'he uninanufactured stock consists of zebra plank and yeneers, rosewoocl titto, oak veneers, beech, satin', and a variety of other woods. At the same time will be sold the household furniture, fixtures, antd a variety of other effects. blay bd viewed on Monday preceding the sale, when cata- logues may be had on the preisuises; and of Mr. Crook, auctioncer, 51, Skinner,street, Snow-hill. N. B. The mnanufactured stock, wood, &e. will be told on the first day. IRL FORRESTm speetfu1ly acquain)ts tlie public, 1~LEET HAL nthe e-ounly of E ssex, advertised for gale by atqcli.1n, ott Wednesiday. theo 27th insftant, is Dihaosrrt oir by privamote at Adngac-tet Oct. i1l. IC7hk Ike, _Cu'nherl-nd MrA_1. FUR-REST a araays on Wednesdav, Oct. 27, atl2, in ilot, AValuable and truly desirable' FREEHOLD ESTATE, .AI. delightfully Nituate on the margin of' Keswick or Derwent, water'lake; crem rising that mutch admired seat Water-end, the propet ofLrd Win. Gordon deceased, a Pavilion Residence, the clider pa-rt erected within a few years, on aL fine terrace in Derwent. water-bay, with extensive pleasuire grounds laid out with great tasite, fertile meadow, pasture and tillage lands, beautiful woods and plantationsR gradlually sloping to the watter'B edIge, and intersected by .winding. gladea; a Cottage at Silver.hill, end two Farnihitsu,ee, icalled Hlawe's..end aicl Brandelow. with suitable buildings for hus- banidry, containing in the whole about FIVE HUNDRED and THrRTY ACRES, most, luxuriantly ornamented with timber, and subject only to small moduses in lieu of tithes ; also a Cottage Villasof pleasing elevation, called Derwent-bank, commandling at fuall view of the lake, Skiddow and other tiiountains, and Is situate a short and a7reeable distance from th'e tpwn of Kesvwick, on the west bank of the lalke justly cele.. brated fotr itagrand , sublimec, an.dromantic scenery. Theneighibour- hoed is Flikhl~ respectable ; in the woeds are hares and partridges, an abundlance of' grouse in thie adijoining mountains, and trout angling in the lake, whiich is also well stored withi perch and pikean tiera ita a s.lt spring on the estate. TIo be viewed 6 weelks pre'ceding the sale by applying to Alr. Alexander Macrready, s0 W.iabr-end, whiere a: plan may be seen, and of wham printed partictilais miay be then had. Particulars also of Mir. Hetberingion, Dean'l..ecalee, near Coekermnouth ; Royal Oak, Kestwicki Salutation, Ai'blraide; at Liowweood Iinn' King's Arms, Kenida1;,King's A ms5 Lanctuster ; Blue Bell, Catrlisle ;' Mlessrs. 'W. Waltes and Co~. prilnters, Liver.. pool ; Air. Harrop, printer, Manrchester ; Greave's Hotel, Leads George, Whitehaven fitlegsre. Farrers, Atkinson, and Parkinson, Lineoln'fs..inn..fields, London; at the place of sale; and of Mlr. Fret ,,Alrlersgatee..treet, where a plan may be also seen. Haboedasisers, Hosira,Drpers, an ohra.y fr ,a the art 'rsesDY October 19, and 3 following days, at I inconequneo the number of lots, mdextensive Stock isn Tradle of ans -Jlaslvcnt witout reserve, c-onsisiting of silk goodti, hosiery, drapery rish ines, superfine broad cloths, Ladiesi' palisse ditto, Gentemens hadsom bos cloks mffslace veils and sblawls, Silk ditto, also awrdrb fecletlnn whic will be lotted to suit retaillers and PrIV~~ mth~.Myb viewred the Jay p,receding the siale ; cataoge ha tteMr;ana at the auc- tioneer's offices, Church-passatge, Basinghal.sre -enu-ine l-HOURseboldPriur,LenWt, c.rm edro Sudbiury.-.By Mse.lICI and DE HAJIR, at their Auctin looms,e i in-tet Covent..ade on Thursday, Oct. 2 1, at IT, COMPRISING 'lofty Four-post end Field Botdsteads, with handsome furnitures, prime goose featherbhed',hir andi wool mattresses, ha7idsomre pier, chimney, clheval, and dressing glassles, mirrorsi, mahoganiy wardrobe, celleret sitdeboard, double and single chiests of drawers, dining, Pembroke, end card tables, mahogany, rosewood ,antd barnboo chairs, dressing tables, sofats, BrusselsN and Kidderminater caLrpets, rugs and sttair CAT'pstring, night clock, window curtains, damask table linen, sheets, rich cut glasst, chinia, about 7(1 rlozen llnq old Port, Mladeira, and Sherry. The furniture may be viewed, and cattalogues had 2 dlays prior to the sale; also samplts of the wine at Alessrs. Milctin and'Debenham's ofTher. ruaci, and St. George'st E,st.--Bv J09IN BIt F E, ats the Auction.mart, on Wednesday,' October 22, by order of the Executor, AValuable Estate, calledl Wenlock Cottages, Nos. 1 to 1 I AtJ with large gardiens; pleaisantly situate, on a line fromr the City.. road to Islington ; very substantially built., of an uniform elevation, anti formi a Yery desiirable property for investment of capital ; part on lease, and part yearly,to resoectabic tenants,at rents amountingio53841. per ann.; leasel13years. Five Houses, Anthony-street, St.George's East, let at O1l, per ann., leasie 70years, gru)und--ent onlv 2guineas- and a Reversion to X1,400, certain at the swleat of a lady aged 68 years. The estates may be viewpd, and particulars l,adat the Eagle Taven ad \indsr Cstl, Ciy-rad;Angel, Llingte.zn ; Kine Geore te Forth Brod~sreas Biumeury ; at the Alart ; anA of he uctoner, 7, ommrcil.rad,St.George's East. Whie Hrt nn,in t. unte, ornail, on Tuesday, Nor. 2, (to hichday he sle, ntened t beiteid on the 12thi instant, was Postponed,') at 1 at noon, j1'ORTY Sty-out or Five-eighth Parts of the uCpper line called Get Crinnis, Little Crinnis, Ctamtnpown, and Appletree, situate in th aish ofS.Ani,i h onyo Corrnwa~ll, being the MOs vauble nmines in Cornwall, witht like shtares in all the egns wheelst, materials, Ores, hialvans, water- courses, buildings,hue, live and ticadi 8teels, and appurtenances whatsoever. Printe priculars mar be lhad gruti% of Mlessrs. Lavie, Oliverson, and Deb, 7ict8, Old Jewe.; Mlessirs. Darke and Mlichael, solicitors Rello.qar; Mir. Tink, solicitor, De- vonport ; of the zuctione,a lmuh and at tile place ot sale. The mnines may he viwdb aplingt the agents, at the Great Cr-innisceountinghouse. SiXx H-undred and Thirty..three Pud per Annum, in 10 Lots, secuired uPon callital Houses and Grud _Rets,with valuable Reversionst eligible for itnvestmet .y Mr. ! AHEE, as the Auction AMart, on Frid.ay, Nov.1,a 12, by order of the Exe- cutor of Thomas Tomlir.s, Fseq.deas, -4 IE HudredandTwnvfe Pounds per Asslusmi, Faiin rm houses and ground rents, hecld for long terms, situate in ithe Edgeware.road, Mlarylehone N'ew road, Easit-str-eet, Afanchester-square, anid XVarren-street, lFi:zroy.qquare, part let for the whole term, Others with valuable reversions. Also, 1071. per annum, arising fcorn a housec in Suffolk-street, Pall-miall Eastt, held of the Crown for 00 yearis; the whole in the Occupation of most respectable tenant.,. The property may be viewed with leave of the tenants, 21 days prioir to the sale, whien particulars May ha had at the Mlarn of Mr. WtIilson, solicitor, 12, Alontagu-stieci, Portmass. sqrasre; of Messrs. Lane and Beninett. solicitorsq, 5~ Lawrenee Pountney-hill; antI roff r. l,ahee, at his nflices, 685, Nw iv 7ond-street. FHerss'ordahirc.- Desirablecset,a Na%tft,yde, near Hatfield, flerts.-By Mr. STANTON, at t.ke Auction Mart, ostTThurlt. day, Nav. II, at 12, in 1 lot, N eiil Farm, called Wilkins, consisting of a small Afi frmhouse aind homestall, and several enclosures of good arable, meadowr, and pasture lall , lying very compact, an4 contain. ing 89a. 2r. 35p. zdvatttageously stituate, a short distance fromn the turnpike-road loading front Hatfield to St. Alban's., abouit one mile and a half fromi the former place, and four from the latter, Opposite eon the farm called Great Neat-hyde, and now it) the occupation of win. Bsi as tenant at will. Particulars, may be had at the ofyice of Charles Cooknev, es-i. 9, Ctatle-sitreet, Holborn ; of Messrs. Black, Chipatmn, and Webb, land agents antI surveyors, Mliddle Te-pe and at the Auction Mlart; aLlso at the Salisbury,A Arr-s and Red L,ion inn, 1-afed teWupc, a t. A lb,n's ,t lie Bull inn, H er.. ford ;the Salisbusry Ars B nett; White H111_, kil-art,lVelwyn n of thteauctioner,H Hitchin, Harts.ynad Couny ofDumhm.-entel Reidece, winLand, &c. attached. forSal, a ~ihoweamouh, uncnlund..-By Silr. HOGG, at Jowsy'e th Brdgelan inBisopwvearmstutht, on Tuesday, Nov.23,betwen he oursof 2 ad I at noon, A Lthat valuable Copylsold Estate, called the Grange, t .. itLaste in tht parish ot Bisthopweartmouth, in the cotinty of Durliam, containing in the whole 14a. 2r. 27p. iv admeasurerftent, ay,d which will be %old in 2 lots, viz. :-Lot I. Coimprises the Mat,. Sion House, and about 11 acres of excellent old grace and other land, mpost delighitfully situate, comrmandinig a view of the. sea, and an extensive prospect of the adjacent countr y. The inangion house contaitis a b~re'akfast room, large siaed dining room, drawing room), niumerous lodging anid dressine rooms, rearvants' hall, kitc!iers, brewhouse, excellent cellaring, with a varietv of other useful domestic apartniej)ts, outol'sices, and conveniences;, also coachitouse, sitablingy for eight lhorstes, dwelling..house for a hiind or gardener, spacious garden surroundedl with lofty brick walls, abURedaiitsly cIsthed With welIl selected healthy frutit trees, hiighly productive vinery, &c. Lot 2. All that valuable Field oef land adjoiining the above, described on thie north, containing by admeasuremnent Le. 2r. 8p. Further particulars may be known, planes seen, and the premnises viewed, on application to Thomasi Thompson, eeq. solicitor ; or of SI1r. Hlogg. surveyor and auctioneer, both of SunderlandJ. Bicester and Soulderrn, Oxfordshire.-iy Mr. CLEMENTS, at thie King'si Arms Inn, in Bicester,on FriJay, October 29, between she hours of S sand 7 in the aifternoon, in 2tjois. ' HE following Estates :-Lot I. All thtat substantial TI..brickbuilt MleFssiage or Tenement, siashed, slated, and in good repair, comprising alargeblico( and ~arlour in front,a sitting room behlind, 7 bed chambers, attics, ant a Cellar; a detached itichen, breavhouise, washhouste, warehioutses, stable, and 2 gardens (one en. closed with a wall), situate near tite market place in Biceseer afore.. said, late in the oeccupation of Ill. William Foster, grocer, de- ceased. Thi.' lot is dpeairalhte for the business of a grocer or for anyv other trade or business, and"is fit fursa private fatiniy, and well worth notice. Thbe late proiprietor, the said WVtn. Foster, and his father before hits,, carried on the grocery business successfully for upwards of 50 yeats. Early possession mnar be had. Should the purchaser bea grocer, it is cxpected lie iill take the stock in trade att a vaiua. tion. Lot 2, A Close or IncloAed Grouind of goad Land, situate in Soulelern aforesaid, abeuti 6 miles from Bicenter, containing 10 acres or thiereabouts, in the occupatio) of' Alr. %V,Ain,nb, as .tenanit to the said late Wmn. Foster. For fuirthier particulars apply to Alr. Davis, surgeon, Mlr. Phiillips, brewer, (thie execuitors uf the saidl Wmn. Fos'ter);, or to Mr. W alford, solicitor, of' Bicester aforesaid. N. B. All persons indebted to the estate of the said Wini. Foster are re?uesed to pay their debts to the satid executors ; end those parson whio havev demands on thie said estaite are desired to send the same to she Said executors. By Mr. CLOUT, at the Auction Mart, on Saturday, Oct. 30, at 12, by order of the Assignee of George Tavlor, of Goudhurs,, in the county of Kent, farmer, an insolvent debtor. lately discharged frort ti:e King's Beucnh Prison, in 4 lots, thc following va'eaable Freehold Estates:- Lot 1. N undivided MToiety of a verv compact and im- AL provable Freehtold Estate, called Brooke Farm, com- prising a good farmhouse, 3 cottages, hasbrn, stables. otithouses, a good newly erected oasthotise, and otter coivenient buildings, and sveeral pieces or parcels of land, containing together by admneasure- ment 294a. 2r. 8p. stituate at Yalding and AUarden, in she cointv of Kent, and now in tle occupation of Mr. Oliver Luck. Lot 2. Also all that Freeltold capital Farm,bicalled Combourne Farm, containing a substantial farmhouse, 3 bzirn, oastlhouse, stables, lodges, yards, and several pieces or parcels of productive arable, meadow, pasture, hop ground, and wvoodlanO, *ell stocked with thriving titeiber. con- taining together by admeasurement 144a. Sr. 4p. situate at Goad- hurst, in the county of Kent, and now in the occupation of Air. Oliver Louck. Lat3. A respectable and compact Family Residence, conttaining 2 parlotirs, I kitchen, dairy, washliouse, excellent wine and beer cellars, 5 chambers, sand 3 attics, together with actablc, 2 cottages, and fi acres of highly productive orchard and meadow land, pleasantlv situatc, near the town ot Gouidhurst, in Kent, and now in the occupation, of SIr. Charles Woollett. Lot 4. A detirableFree. hold Estate, called K'remps, comprising a faTmheute, 2 new lv c"ected cottages, barn, oastihouse, and other buildings, and several pieces or arcelsof land, containing by estimation 40 acres, situatc at Brench. Iey, in the county of Kent, and naiw in the occupation of Mir. Oliver l,uck. Printed particulars and conditions of sale may be had, 10 days previous to the salc, at the Bell inn, Maidstone at the Auc- tion AIarn, London ; of Mf essrs. Lee ant Piercy, solicitors, *hree Crown-*quare, Southwark ; of Air. Selby, solicitor, Town Malling atid of the auctioneer, Goudhurst, Kent. Croydon, Susrey.-..istipartattt Valuabsle Freebold Bisseinegs Preiscite. of considerable extent, uith capital Dwelling.house and large Garden, fliRhb..elrac...By Miesses. BLAKE, -peremptorily, at the King'a Arens Inn, Croydon, on Saturday, Oct. 30, at 2 fur 3, LLthose very excellent Fre6hold Premiises, land tsx A ~!dernd, ;itiat inthe most eligble part of High-t.sreet, Crui.'do, inteocpinof Mlr.Shry7cnad 1mrkt; mentst, hiaviaig 8 good bedrooms, dressing dipo, S.p2xlour,., -and ',ther corresponding convenienciesi, a large well planted gardlen testily laid out, a yard or considerable cxtcnt, in which are various commso- dicous buildir,gs, -erecttd purposely for the stowage of corrn, coals, &r. but easily convertible tov other pusposes, and saubling. tor above 21? hose.Thiippersy is uncr-.estionably one of the most interesting of the kind tht bas been offeredl in Croydon for ycar*4 the aitua- tion, wrhether viewed as a platce of business or private residence, el-aims a decided preference over Plmoftt every other, and, the ur.- usual extent of the premises in so itmpDsing a situation) are objects which cannot fail to excite due consideration. Marybe viewea 10 days before the-sale withtilekess, and particulars bad at the Auction Mar;o Msr.Dzew and Son, solicitors, Bermondscy ; and of Messs. 1lake Crydoni. FreeoldBuilin%Ground, land tax redeemedi, Clarehaltorn, ~surrey-. -By essr. BLKg, at the King's Arms-Inn, Croyd'on, on EARLY Six cres of eligible Building Ground, plesany itutenear Rye-lane, in the Parish of Carshalton, ittlos aaped iterfor neat detaced or connected honseey, of' wIc thrC i a consieal demand in the ncighbourhood. Ma3r bevee 0daysi befr h sale, and particulars and plans had of' Msr.Bae, Croydn athe King's Arms, Carshaltan. ; and at the A tinmart, Lonon improyed Rtent and Long Beasholds.B v Mr. i SuTTIAi-. WORTH, a6t theAlart. To-morrrow, (sct. 20, at 12, Lot LANT iMprovsd Renlt of ?62 -le. per annuim, amply ANLiotcured and issuine out of zan excellent residence, with garden sind offices, situate No. 11, Wesibouroe-terrace, Bayswater, in heparshofPadigsu ,,, lost 2. A L-Paselald Dwelling.houseo and Pprarmises,, situate No 41, Clareaoilon.quare, Somers-town, laeyle _t31. per annum, hut now iii bane!d held for 63 years UntXDired, aIt ngreund tent of 4L. 4s. per annum. Lot 3. A Lease- hold Dwvelling-house and Premiscs, situate No. 1, !{atchett's- eourt, Little Triaity-lsne, near Queenhithe ; held for 56 years un- expired, atid producing a net renta of 151. per annum. May be viewed, and particular s hd of Andlrew Edge, esq. Essex-acreet, ~Strand - of Mr. Neele, solialter, 352, Strand; at the Mart ; andi of Mr. Shuttleworeh, 28, Poultry. Freeholds.-Beekenham, Kent, an d Trinity an,Quchithe, in the City of London...By Mr SHUTTLEW Rm at thte MVart, To-morrow, Oct. 20, at 12), in 101 los nespeviously digaoaaed of by private costract, AValuaL le and very desrable Freehold Estate, ex- AIonerated from the land tax, comprising Langley Cottage, with gar,dens and 2aetesof meadow land adjoining. Also severalisubstan- tial well built dwellitnghouses, in the cottage rtc'le, with a gcarden to sac'h, and other appurtenanceis; eligibly situ'ate in a most respectable neighbourhood opposite Kelser.park, at Beckenham, a short distanee- from the church, on tke road'to West Wickhan-., only 1 mile framre Bromlcy and 8 from liondon, in thie county of Kent. Langley Cot- tage is a commiyodious, residence, suitable for a numerous familr, of whiich imonediate possession rmay be had. The reotainider are let to respectable tenants, tit net rents amouintingc to 1401. per annium. And two Freehold Dwelling-houtesi and Premises, the one situate No. 18, the corner of Trinity-.lane and Thames-street., itt the city of London ; and the other No. 19, in Trinity-lane ad joining ; in the occupation of lessrs. WVilley and Palmer, at net rents amounsinz to 82i. per aainum. Mlay be viewed by applying at Langzlev Coat. t;age ; and particuilars lied 10 days previous to the sale of 3iir.Lu.cas, solicitor, Nottingbaiamstroet, Aarv'lebone ; Mir. Dunn, upholsterer, Bromley, at the Swan. WVest IWickhain ; Bell, Bromley ; Grey- hound, Croydon ; Mitre, (Greeswich ; Greyhound, Duiwirh atid Sydenham; at the Mart ; and of Mr. ShuttL-worthi, 28, Poultry. where a plan or the estate may be seen. timendirapery, fHosiery, Hiaberdashery, and Sill, Goods, with art extensive assortment of Furs, in Muflhv, Tippe,s, &c. without ret,erve.-.By TARRANT1 and CARTER, at 23, Ironmonger- lane, Cheaptside, To-mnorrow, Oct. 20, at 10, on'account. af the numnber of lots, by order of the Trustees, and for thie benefit of' creditors, Tp'HE Stock in T'rade of Lineuidraperv, consisting of' JL Irisli linens, Frenchi cambrics, diapers, hucc-abacks, sheetings.. prinited camnbrics, mactlins, silk shawls a-id scarfs, stuffs, bornbitsins. end flannels, together with a quantity of hostiery, haberdashery, and silk gzoods. To he viewed on Tuesday, the 19t.h October, and cats- lngues, had at 23, leonmonger-lane; and of the Auctioneers, S. Basting-laLne, Cheapside. loane-atreet, UcIslsea.--To Boot, and Stioc RNakers, Prvivate Fa~- milie', and Otheret.-.By Mr. RICHiARD) DUNIN, on the- Premise,. l145,Sloane-sireet, Chelsea, near Sloane-nquare.Tsee:5 DA,,Y ('rues.day ), Oct. 111, a-t 12. by order of the Proptietos, r',' HiE Genin Stock in, Trade of a Boot and Shoe Maker~, Hosehold Furniture, linen, house and sthop fixtures.. anzd other effects. The stockc consists of l'lessizn. Wellington, sand, other boats, andla variety ofladlies' bootsrand shoes. ThieTurnituxe com- prises bedsteads, feather beds and bedding, chamrber fu rnhiltre, ma- hoaycard, dining, and pembrole tables, carpetts, feniders, sets, of '?eros chairs, linen, kitchen requisites, &,c- ntshlAogaerl toP counter, glazed showcases, stoves, coppers, &c. At the saine time, will be sild the Goodwill sod Agreement for 2 vears from Chri,t- meg net tthe low rent of 401. per annustit. May be viewed till the :Tal,p'araticulars and catalogues had on the preniisrs, and of the auctioneer and appraiser, 5, Arabella-row, ILower Grosvenor-place,. Pitolico. la' Ttinber-tmerchaitts, Coal-rmtrct!ants. and Osners. - EatensilVe Water-side Premnises. necar 1,ea.bridgze.turn19ke, on the high road to Essex. - By, Messes. D.-AWiSON andI CAFE, at Garraway's, TrHis DAY, at 12, bv order of the AdministLrator of' th'e late Win. Dalirtrish, timber-rinercitant, deceased, P XTIENSIVE W ?ater-side Premises, situate o-n the cast -adside of Paradisc-clock, with sufficient water for b~rges-~ 270 feet in fronit and 913 feet deep ; on the siaid premaises are erected two substantial newly built dwelling-.houses, one let to 1Mtr. P&occ,. tenant at will, at 201. per annum, a iarge shed, gawpit, s-tages, and every aeccnmmodation tor carrving on sit extensive t-rade ; held for a- tarot of 60 yearst, at a grourd rent of 601. per anounI, '1'he pre- mists_may be viewed till the sale ; particular t bad oif Mr. Baker, lick keeprr, who will shlow she prenis-se also of Zllessre,, Hatil- ton and Twinititg, solicitors, Berwick.utreet, Soho ; ut Garraway's and of Messrs. L)awqon and Cats. Great 111-ilborough-strect. Tfo Auction`eers en the Hiorise and Carriasge Cotmmisaton Buniness.. Coachntasters, Livery Stablekeeper-, &c.-Bv JOHN LANG- DON, on the Premises, on Thsursday, OLt. 21. at 1, by direction of thss Proprietors dissolvitir purtnersthip, Unless an aCCeptable offlr is previously made by prirate contract, rj'HAT lucrative Concern, well known as Sadler's TRepository. Goswell.street. for thec sale of horses und Cearriai2es. The preminies comrprise a3 handaseme entrance, capacious sdhow yard, stabliag for 80 horses excellent dwelling-hous-, double counting- Iloute, anti suitable oiiiceR. This valuable property has been esta- blished since the year 1114, and is hteld toe a termi,of 20 vears, at 3001. per annum, which is nearly discharged by cnimrpany viewing the shiow of' prize cattle. To be viewed till the sale, when particulars may be had also at Garrawav's; and of John L-angdon, Broadwav. near Lugm hl ed lcha'h-hill. Su -sex.- By Messrs. FLUAIIER and SON,atthte Kingt's iiead Ion.. in Cuckfleld, on Monday, Oct. 25. irist. by order aft the Tru,tecs snpoitited byr Act o1 Parliament for Sale Of the Estates of Jan.el Cooke-, cs. deeceased, at 1, in lots.. HEB following Fre2hold Estates, situate nea-r the to-rvv Tof Cuck8elid, in the coumnty of' Sussex,' and contiguous to L'-c turnpike road leading from L-ondon to Brighton, :iz. :--aseland Farm, about 92 acreLs, occupied by Mlr. Stephen Marten. Upper Burchett's F-arm, about 42 acres, tame tenant. Goldamith'. Two Fieds,abot 6aces,sam teant ad Peartree Cottage and Gar.. den, ajoinin, occuied byThomasBurte-tsehaw, Siterries, or ShipeysFarm abut 2 aces. ecuiedby Al r." lomas Pearce; a-CiA a Dwllig-hose nd Grde adjinig, in the occupation of li enr)o 31 seen. seylad's arm, ear ti on's-coin mon, about 30 acree, occuped byMrs.Eawer Lowe Burhett's kFarmi, aboutt 24 acres., occupiwl by WM.Wells. iThe oiety ot the Tictitesof Ccirn2xid Grs-;n upon certain farmns in the prish of Cuclifield, containing in) the whole 264 acres, more or less. A Dwelliogholuse, rith a 41hoP anck y arden, at St. John3's-common, occupied by John Gard. A stthlt IFreehold Estate, in the Parish of CowlJ,Id, 'which will qualify a pur., chaser to vote et elections for members of parliament for theB arough of New Shtoreharm and the County af Sussex- Cci)vh,ld-. Lower M1oonhill Farm, about 44 acres, with the Moiety of' the Titheg at Corn and Grain thereon, occupied by Alr. Stephen Marten. The estates mayt be viewed on application so the. tenants, and for f urther particularsaapply to 1Nessors.Dendly end 31lorphe,t. solicitors,Breamr'-~ buildings, Chancery-lane, London ; or to SIr. Stednian, solicitor, or the auctitonees-,, Horsharn. -attortl, Herts.-By Mr. L)Y-,t)N. at tOe Eh,.ex Atms tin,", lk. a- forrd, on Friday, Get. 22, at 2. by dlirection of the TIrustees, L)ESIRABLE Freehold Est'ates, rnost eligiblv situa!e fur busineRss in the centre pyart of the capital rnacrkrt Vwn ot' Wainford, MTeeta, 15 niles; from Londont, and wititin I mrile and a. balt of the Grand Janction Canal, late the piroperty ot 1Mr. Wiw. 1-larty deceased. The estate compnises the oldes.t e.,tabl)shcd iron.. moongeres and cooptr'si shop, with extensive yar-d and wareh611ses, excellently situate in the centre of the tow-n for busines, with at good dwelling-house, Consisting Of a showD anTd Cocperase under, counting.- house adj'oining, parlour, dining roonii, good kitchen, cellar,s, wash, hous, leege bedchamnbers, yard and cardern, storehouses with, lofts over, store barn a-nd 2 i-tall st-ble adjoining, with an enclosed entrace gtewaytramth`"igh road righIT o: fishery in comm'on, and the co romna he ove ag rc t land. Posisession may be had mmeiatly n copleingthepurcha-se, and the statck in trad maybe akenat avalatio. Adesirable Freehold Estate, sitateii,thetow ofWatord adoiing tdie George ion, and nearthe acki: cmoriine esnseldwelling-house, toOt sting of a good shop, warabouse, kitchen, cellars under. parlour, sitting. room, 3 good bedchambers, and servant's roor.. A Freehold Estate. Situate near the middle of the town of Watford ; coaprising a brick and tiled dwelling-house, consisting of a shop, parlour, kitchen, pantry, waahhouse, good cellar, 4 bedchambers, yaid, stable, barn, garden, and a well of water. Also a Freehold Estate adjoining, conlprising an erection of a brick and tiled building, and hi cotta-ges adjoining. To be viewed by leave of the tensnt. Particulars had at the Auction MUart. London; the principal inns ia the adiacert towns; it the auctioneer's office, Wattbrd; and of AlMessrs. Grover and Smith, solicitors, Remel Hempartea; and Messrs. Grover and gSti.rt, !r'licitnr,s .50, B-dfordsro,s. London. lBurtun-crecm oi.-Bxcelient monoersi Furniure, in line preslervatton thc entire genuine Prorerty of a Gentennan, sold under tircuim Stances that prevent reservatinn.-By lMessrs. HARDING 2ri Cs. on the Premises, 11. Leigh-street, Bruniswick- quare, an Wednfsday, Oct. 20, and following day, at 12, COMPI 'RISING 2 splendid Grecian Lustres for 6 and S eJ )ights, ronewsood c'cairs and couches en suite, with 3 beputifu drawineroorm curtaina with gold cornices, sideboard anl dining tabl winged wardrobe, large glasses, 25-inch mirror, case of pistols, rese wood loo, card, and occasional tablks of superior design, 3 lofty mahr.gany 4.post bedsteads, goose beds, and excellent bedding t,- each, French and cottage ditto. Persia and Turkey carpets. roulnd loo table of itialiogany of large dimensions, eating parlotur chani and horse hair conch, moreen curtains, dinner china, tea equipZger and vases, ivory knives. solidl gentleman's dressintg case comPletely fitted up, pole screens, 14 fine Spanish mahogany morocco chair,, fine cut gles.s, linen, 8-day clock, and in tact So desirable an sgess blage of usettsl and ornarnesel turniture haa seldom been submuted M\Say be viewed previous to the sale, and catalogues to be had at CU, a,,rhinn,es-. '^ia nFfeamn,t,ad..r,,, SALhS 1lV AUCTION.