The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-04-13 00:00:00

LEE-PLACE MANSION.

Building Materials,—curious Caninga in Wood by Orinling
Gibbons, Tessellated Floors, Painted Ceilings, a capital Hot.
house (38 feet long, nearly new), and numerous Effects.
By Mr. SHUTTLE WORTH,
On the Premises, at Lee, in the County of Kent, on MONDAY,
the _Soh inst. and following Day, at 11,
ALL the valuable MATERIALS of the ancient
MANSION HOUSE and OFFICES, called

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LEE-PLACE,
beautiful carvings in wood by (irinling Gibbons, consisting of
fruit, flowers, groups of game and fishes, a flue antique chimney.
piece, and other specimens of equal rarity and excellence; two
tessellated oak floors, a handsome carved wood ceiling with six
allegorical paintings in good preservation, a capital hothouse (lately
erected, 38 feet long), cornucopias and other ornaments cut in
stone, &c.
The Materials comprise brick work, plain and pan tiles, oak and
fir timbers, flooring, boards, wainscoting, internal fittings of all
descriptions, stone, brick, and clinker paving. Also several toes
of lead, lead pipes, cisterns, and pumps; a quantity of old iron,
useful fixtures, ac.
May be viewed one day previous to the sale, when catalogues
may be had on the premises; of Mesas. Driver, Surveyors and
Land Agents, 13, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars ; and of Mr.
Shuttleworth, 28, Poultry.

FREEHOLD ESTATES, NEAR FINSBURY-SQUARE.
By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH,
At the Man, on WEDNESDAY, April 27, Pit 12, in 21 Lots
unless previously disposed of by private contract.
VALUABLE and very improvable FREEHOLD
ESTATES, exonerated from the laod tax ; comprising 24
dwelling-houses and premises, Nos. 1 to 20 inclusive, and Nos. 22,
and 24, being nearly the whole of Holywell-row, near Fins..
bury-square, in the immediate vicini.l of the New North-road, a
neighbourhood rapidly increasing in respectability and consequence ;
also a ground rent amounting to 71. 101. per annum : in the occu-
pation of respectable tenants, the principal part for the remainder
of terms which expire at Christmas 1830, at old and very low rents,
amounting to 4001. 10s. per annum.
May be stewed, with lease of the tenants. an'' particulars had
ten days previous to the Sale, of Melon. limitless, Crosse, and
Bettye. Solicitors, Hatton-court, Threadneolle-strcet ; at the Mart;
and of Mr. Shuttiewortb, 28, Poultry.

GROUND, and GA DIN, formerly occupied by the Lord
Viscount Fitawilliam. deceased.
By 31r. SQUIBB and SON,
At Garraway's, on FRIDAY, Slay 6, at 12 (unless an acceptable
offer be previously made),
AVery Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising
the substantially-built and spacious Mansion (on which a
considerable sum has been expended within these few years), ex.
tensive stabling and out-offices, large court-yard enclosed by gates,
• porter's lodge, a beautiful pleasure-ground, occupying nearly the
whole of the north side of Richmond Green, together with a very
productive kitchen-garden, taiutting on Asgill-lane. enclosed by
lofty walls clothed with the choicest iruit-trees ; the whole together
containing upwards of three acres of ground, and offering a most
desirable residence for a large establishment, on a very profitable
investment to the speculator.
May be viewed by Tickets. to be had of Mr. Squibb and Son,
Saville-row, of whom printed Particulars may he had twenty-one
days previous to the Sale; also of Messrs. Oddie, Oddie, and
Foster, Solicitors, Carey-street ; on the Premises ; aid at Garra.
way's. •

ELTHAM PARK, MANSTON, AND ESTATE, KENT.
By Mr. HENRY WILSON,
At Garraway's. on THURSDAY, May 12. at 12, unless an ac.
ceptable offer is previously made by Private Contract,
THE very valuable and' compact ESTATE, called
ELTHAM PARK PLACE, delightfully situate at the
east end of Elthern, in the county of Kent. a short distance from
Blackheath and Woolwich, four miles from Foot's Cray, and only
eight miles from London. This irrportant property possesses a
considerable frontage to the high road. The Park contains t' acres
and upwards, nearly in the centre of which is a substantial and
beautifully-ornamented Villa, with a conservatory at the east end,
and a long terrace walk and veranda to the whole south front of the
building; numerous attached and detached offices, extemive lawn
and pleasure ground* shrubberies, grove*, and walks of great va-
riety. beauty, and extent. At a convenient distance from the men.
awn is a good Farm-house, with excellent agricultural buildings:
also about 76 acres of rich arable land, and about three acres cf
coppice or wood land. The whole estate comprises 14:24s 3a. 3r.
all of which (except about 11 titres) is freehold. It is now in .he
best possible order, and is well adapted for the residence of a family
of distinction. Immediate possession will be given.
May be viewed by tickets only, which, with particulars. may be
had of Mr. Cookney, Solicitor, Castle-street. Holborn ; of Messrs.
Black, Chapman. and Webb, frall.Staircase, Middle Temple;
and of Mr. H. Wilson, 105. Hatton-garden : particulars also
at the Castle, Eltham ; Tiger's Head, Fcot's Cray ; Bdll
Inns, Durttord and Shoottes.hill ; Green Mar, Blackheath ; and
at Carraway's.

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DE LAVA'S KEY TO THE PORTCUULSE L -
This day republished, in 18ino. price 23. bour.d,
A KEY to the PORTUGUESE LANGUAGE ; ca:.
_fill mining Expressions on a vsriety of Subjects: to which it
added, a Compendium of the Purtugiese Grammar, and Rules for
Pronuncistion, calculated to enable the Student to acquire a Kr ow
ledge of the Language within a very short time, sad particularly
adapted to Travellers.
By.D. E. DE LARA,
Author of a iiey to the Spanish Language.
Published by Messrs. Booty and Sons, Broad-street, Royal
Exchange; sold also by T. &mizy and Co. 28, HoLes.straet.
Oxford. street.
On 3londay, the 18th, will be published, with a:coloured Engra.-
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FAUSTUS : his LIFE, DEATH, and DESCENT
into DELL. Now first translated from the Getman.
Speed thee, epecd thee,
Liberty lead tht.e.
Many this night shall hearken sad heed thee.
Far abroad,
Demi-god.
Who shall appal tbze !
Java!, or devil, or what else we call thee.—
Hymn to the Devil.
Published by Simpkin and Marshall, IMationtre ilall-court.
Ludgate.atrett.

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