The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-05-25 00:00:00

SALES BY AI:C.110N.

FREEIIOLD FARM, NEAR FARNFOROUGIII,
Ro Mr. IS \lair,
At Gal raway%:, on FRIDAY, the 1 lin of June, at Twelve
o'Clock,
A VA LU ABLE FREE! ESTATE,called
HIGH ELMS FARM, in the parish of Dowse, frinr•
teen mile, from London, connuainling prospetts
near the h gli road to S. v,n Oak. and the •dtast of Farnbo-
rough, in the count, of Kent, coritaiiii ig 2:J7 ACtelluf A,abl.t,
Pasture. and Wood Land, in good cultivation; lying it. 1.411C1.
60 ne end Aloe., with a ring fence, abounding with Game;
with an exec lent Farm-house, two R iros, StaUtit•g. Granary,
Cow-house, and Out buililinv, iu good repair, testis a Garden,
Orchard, &c. lett on Lease en Mr. Solomon, at a low Ramos
1931. per annum, Land tax redeemed 'rho tmvant• will the.
commodate the purchaser with possession of tba farm foe as
equivalent.
To be viewed, with lelve of the tenant, and particulars had
tie days preceding the Sal', at the White Hart, Bromley;
White Hart, God tone; Crown, Seven Oak.; Rull and
George, Dar ford; George, Farnborough; at Garraway's; and
of Mr. Smith, No. 64, BramLstreet, near the Royal Ea:-
change.

CAPITAL MANSION, PADDOCKS, AND PLEASURE
GROUNDS, SHEEN, NEAR RICHMOND PARK.
By Mr. SNIFF'',
At Garraway's, on FRIDAY, the 28th of June, at Tirelee
o'Clock, unless an acceptable offer is mat:_ in the mean
time by Private Contrati ,
ASPACIOIN ELEGANT RESIDENCE,
stated on a beautiful lawn, seven mile: from Hyde
Perk Corner, at Sheen, in the County of Surrey, the late rod.
derma and property of Charles Bowles, Esq. The mansion
forms an excellent modern structure, suitable for a family of
distinctmon, and contains lofty bed chatnbers, and dressing
rooms, of grant proporitions; noble entrance hall, geometrical
staircase, amid suite of principal apartments 15 feet high, with
rich statuary marble ehlruney-pieces, ornamental ceding, and
windows to the floors, indndint a ("riming room 30 feet by 10,
drawing room 35 by t 4, music-room 2•2 feet square, library 24
by 15, and a rooming room 30 by tO, superbly finished ; com-
manding a variety of beautiful nros;seli, with attached and de-
tached offices of every description, cumpictely adapted to the
mansion ; a paved court-yard, escellect stab:ing for 20 horses,
standing for four carriages; farm yard, barn, granary, suitable
out-buildings; productive kitchen-garden% walled, and stocked
ith prime fruit trees, melon ground, feehore., specious al-
cove, grotto, hermitage, and delight& shrubbery walks, a cull
b-th, medley, green and lint houses; elegant lawn grove,
and plantations, disposed with infinite taste, and rich paddocks
adjoinir g, containing altogether 20 acres, fermi mg one of the
most elegant freehold properties near the Metropolis:
To be viewed wit Wednesdays and Fridays, Ldwecn the
hours of eleven and three, with Tickets, which may be had
of Messrs. Bulock and Arnold, Bedford Row, and of
Mr. Sm:tb, No. Cift, Broad-street, near the Royal Excbangee,
Particulars may also he had, ten days previous to the Sale, of
Messrs Bullock and Arnold, Bedford-row; and at Lloyd's and
Garraway's Coffee-houses.

SUPERIOR FINE FLAVOURED OLD PORT, RICA
SHERRY, FAST INDIA MADEIRA, ANT) A FEW
GALLONS OF OLD COGNIAC BRANDY, CHERRY
DITTO, RUM, HOT.LANDS„ AND LIQUEURS.
By Mews. ROBINS,
At their Spciou: Rooms, Piazza, Covent cardmi, on
MONDAY NEXT, at Twelve o'Cloek„
FIFTY DOZEN of superior fine flavoured Old
Cruged PORT WINE, three years iu bottles; thine
Amen of Put, three mouths in the bottle; thi:ty dos^a f
I.nn.lon Particular East Ind:a Madeira; thirty dozen of
tAd Sherry ; and about twenty canons of Oki Co:niac :)tardy,
Rum, Doi:ands, Cl erry Brandy, and tick Red and White

Liqueurs.
The whole will be lotted to ;nit the convenience of privstc
familles.—.Samples may be had (on paying for) prior la the
Sale; and the Wine delivered will be warianted to aec 41 with
the samples.

EXCELLENT FORFFI TED PROPLRTY.
By Messrs itt tpAnis,
At their spaeions Rooms, P 11123. Covent-Carden, on TUES.
DAY next, and following Da) s, at Twelve
i‘ Capital Assemblage of UNREDEEVIED
PLE;)GFs. v.n.isting of sever-i f.ne told watches by •
the Rod niakeri, silver and meta! watches, 100 n ounces of ma.
dent plate,diasnond rings, pins Inekets, gold chain+, seals AA
v tritty of jeweler, guns and pistols, elegant lace and Veils,
cambric% a quantity of MA% niu.lins, cotton, and therm:vs
silk and cotton hoar, table and hed Mien, an assortment of
aiNtring apparel, superfine clo•hs, bed furnitares, curtain*,
beds, carpets, mahogany tildes, chairs, (MSC., and vancty of
household furniture, pidures, and :irinu, and variaas other
property.
May be viewed I and Candoguos had at the Rooms.

VERY NEAT FURNITURE AND EFFECII, NUM.
STREET, SOllO,
By McgankRUNINS,
. .

On the Premises, tin WEDMESUAY;at Twelve n'clnek,
A lA. the very neat and genuine HOUSEI I()LD
/-1. FURNITURE, Wardrobe of fine Table and Bed li-
nen, and idherTffects of Mr. Vandervelde, at his house, NO.
lat, Noel-street, Berwick-street, who is removing; tho furni-
ture, which is uearly new, comp-vies five very neat tent and
fied bedateals, with handsome printed cotton furdittire,, prime
goose beds aural good bedding, &inn,. card, and Pembroke
labia s, carpets, clams, mahogany bureau, %%Tee s. of single
charts of drawers, japanned chain, kitchen ranu sates, d:;.
May be viewed on Tuesday, and morning of Sale; and Ca.
talitues had in Covent-Gardesi.

RENTISH TOWN.-.A REMARKABLY NEAT AND
COMPLETE RESIDENCE, WITH ►ART OF 711 E.
ELEGANT YUEN' rosta, norrilitts, am.
By Mews. ROBINS,

At their Sdrelotri Rixrnis, Puss, Covent garden, on MON-
DAY,I one .3,'at Twelve o'eki..k,
AREMARKABLY NEAT RESIDENCE,
fitted up with great taste, and fit for the inimedtato re-
ception of ■ small genteel faintly, ii:aira'sly situate, No. 1,
liolturs-place, Ikelitish Town, cominandinw kaiitsful views
back and front, and contains four very good bill.rnums, two
eiegant drawing-rooms, and two 'orisons, with nimbi im nee-
pieces, de. two kiteiena, two arcked vautts, a sina'l aarden
In hunt, and lute ditto behind, walled round, in good onto,
spoultry.yard, piegeri, Stc h..ld for a terns of 14 vears, at a
low trot of 1,1. per annum. The iiiirchaser 1,4. y to. at eon..
'iodated with the elegsnt drawing-prom swt, and ...lieu; other
furniture, and all the fixtures, •c.
May I.e viewed six days prior to the Isle ;and [`articular' had
on the Preinis.4 ; and in Covent-garden.