The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-07-08 00:00:00

LISSON.GROVE, REGENT'S-PARK.

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CAP' FAL FA 31 ILI HOUSE,
With immediate possession; wel: calculated for a Boerding-School.
VlO be DISPOSED of by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
by Mr. ALOAR, a desirable FAMILY HOUSE, plea-
santly situate at Woodland•grove. Regent's-park, embracing the
advantages of town and country, from the convenience of stage con-
veyance to the City. The premises contain five servants Wes.
three best bed-rooms, two.drawing.roorns communicatirg by told.
ing.docrs, dining and breakfast parlours, dressing.room with bath
under, kitchens, bakehouse with oven, cool larder., and arched p.illte
and cellarage; a large garden. well planted and stocked with choice
fruit trees, shrubs, &c., with ,ten.house and back communication.
Ala be held by lease for fourtun years, at only 1110. per annum.
'lo be viewed by tickets only. to be had of Mr. Algar, Auca
tioneer and House Agent, it„Kirig-attert, Holtorn.

NOTTING-HILL.
DESIRABLE FAMILY HOUSE,
With Pleasure-ground, Coach-house, and Stabling, Play-groun3s
&c. ; well cakulated for a School.
rpo be DISPOSED of by PRIVATE CONTRAM
JL by 91r. A ',GAR, a capital FAMILY HOUSE, with
coach-house and stabling, &c. The premises contain roar coons
on a floor, with the usual domestic offices, and delightful pleasure.
ground. tastefully laid out and planted with fruit trees and shrubs.
The house is in most substantial in:pair, and is wall calculated I've
a boardingssehoal. A lease all be granted for 21 yeas, at a moth,
rate rent.

May be viewed by ticket., to be had of Mr. Alger, Auctioneer
and Appraiser. 9, King-street, ilolborn.

TO ARTISTS, SOLICITORS, &e.
Newman-street, Os ford-street.
TO be DISPOSED of by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
the LEASE of a capital FAMILY HOUSE, in wet
substantial repair, containing three attics, two good rooms en the
second floor, two drawing —,neatly papered, three parlours, two
'Aces i detached!

fond ki Wiens, and the moat domestic or. .6 i detached are a range
of modelling-rooms or wurkshepa. newly-erected. with the advana
tage of a back communication. May be held for a term of 21 yearn,
at a moderate rent.
May be vielked by cards only, to in' had, a ith particulars, of Mr.
Alger Auctioneer, Appraiser, and flouse Agent, 9, King-street„

LINCOLN'S INN-FIELDS.
CAPITAL FAMILY RESIDENCE,
Replete with every Convenience, and suitable for a Solicitor or
K'ine•merchaott.

TO be DISPOSEIiiii:Ii PRIVATE
TRAC Fs by Mr. ALGA ft, with possession. a capital
FAMILY RESIDENCE, containing three excellent attics,
three best bed-reoms, two drawing-rooms, and a breakfast-room
noble dining-mom and suits of offices, with extra back staircase, an 4
a communication to Whetstone-park; kitchens and domestic of-
fices (more than usual), well calculated for either the above prole..
lions.

The premiaes, width have three rooms on a floor, are in most
substantial repair, having been recently beautified at a et nqderable
expense.
May be viewed by tickets only, and particulars had of the Auc•
tinneer and Appraiser, 9, King-street, Holborn;

To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, the
KELSEY PARK HOUSE, OFFICES; and GROUNDS,
with such portion of the adjoining Land u may beagreed upon.
I. Also some FREEHOLD LAND, peculiarly well adopted for
the erection of one or more Villas, situate in the preferable pan of
the village of Beckenham, near the Wiekhatn-road, with urns.
mental Timber, and commanding picturesque views of the sur.
rounding country.
For further prsticulars apply to Mr. Greenwcy Roidao, I,
Crosby-row, Walworth ; or to Mesas. Robinson and Soft, Soli- •
eiton, 26, Essex-street, Strand.
TO GENTLEMEN INTERESTED IN LANDED
PROPERTY.
WANTED, in die Office of a respectable Gentleman,'
who is* PRACTICAL LAND sad TIMBER VA-
' WWI, sad PARMINO STOCK APPRAISER. a Youth, re
mit ARTICLED CLERK. thew ationlan will be paid to stake
Ma lbovattahly aqesioted with the maaatoac4l value "f
eweay i.ise of Frepolv eeneeeted witlrinto&d•Eatatea• Tho
oedema* will be Oen and requited.
:71418Awirieishonsfidit, apply (if by loner, pm pad) to:Ur.
MP, WOO hese Wise, No. BSI, Stood

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FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

Foreign Mitre, July 7, 1026.
Th. King hat been grselutPdy pleased to appulnt Frederick Chatfield,
kir; to be his Majesty's Consul at Memel.

Office of Ordnance, July 4, lleNt.
Corp+ uf Royal Engineers—Second Lieut. O. floacawen to bc rind Lieut.
rice Trevelyan, removed to the Line.
tbiluance Medical Umpattment—Second Aoalstant-Sorgrnil M- Nor"' to
be Fleet Asshitant-Surgeou, rice Inglis, placed on the half-pay; and
Second Astistant-`Surgeon H. Tuthill, from half pay, to be Second As.
w•tant-Susgeun, vice Nugent, promoted.

DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY.
Left et on Bankrupt ( ice, under 6 Geo. 4, cap. 16. sec...
JuaN JAMBI HOOD LINOADD, Southampton-street, Covent-garden,
oilman. "lied July 7.)
BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
'WILLIAM Rave, Dike.,ide, Alniondhury, Yorkshire, dyer.
WIcLIAaI BAR:IT, Helper, Derbyshire, rope-maker.
.1 this ms ST.% eta na,Jermy n areet, 81. James's, upholsterer.
Juarez Bee Low, Heaton Nowt. Lancashire, currier.
HAN lent: rrs.
Mesa' FAlRinotran, Mlndley, Lancashire, joiner, to surrender, July
V, 2V, and Anima_ Ift, at 12. at the Golden Linn Inn, LiIMTI/001. Solici-
tors, Mr. Richard Pinion', Harrington-street, Liverpool y and Mr. Edward
Chimer, Staple Inn.
TDOMAII EDWARD 7, Halstead, Essex, victualler, July 21, 21, and
Augurn. W. and J. W. liromley, Gray's Inn-square ; and Messrs. Walford,
Cunsiingun, and Watford, Braintree.
Taos 'a MILLS, Cocktield, Suffolk, Innkeeper, July 28, at i. 29, and
'August IN, at 12, at the Sit Bella Inn, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk. Soli-
citors, Mr. John Walter, Symond'a Inn, Chancery-lane ; and Mr. John
Wayann, Hury St. Edmunds.
%Yr LI-rAM Paces a so, Worcester, Iron-founder, July 2i, 26, mid Augnst
Itt, at 14 a the Golden Lion Inn, Worceswr. Solicitors, Mr. Thoinas
'Whit, old.t square, Lincoln's lon ; and Messrs. Holdsworth, Son, and
•Flecii, Worcester.
ARMPIT Tunnarscrow and !AMIN Itoll/111411, City-road.uharf. and
Bettie taidge-wharf, realmerchunts, July 11, IN, at 2, and August IS, at
.1. at the Bankrupts' Court. Sollelton, Merin. Human, Wine-office-
crurt, Flectditreet.
R vi. car Bottom, Liverpool, merchant, July 2-4, 26, end August IS, at
II at the George Inn, Liverpool.Melees. Attllngton, Gregory,
'411;1 Faulkner, Bedford row; and Messrs-Radcliffe and Duncan, Liver-

Jon,: COI:PI-ASO, Liverpool, factor. August 4,5, end 18, at I, at the
Geary., Ina, Liverpool. Soliclterra, bfesn. Adlington. Gregory, and
Faul ncr, London; and Messrs. Radcliff and Demean, Liverpool.
Jon,: ATIIIHOODN, Liverpool, hacknery.coach.proprietor, July 21. 22,
and August 18, at 1, at the .George Inn, Liverpool. Solicitor, Mr. Leigh,
Chsr to:le-row and Mr. Leather, Liverpool.
RICMARD DanyttL, Cock-hill, Ratcliffe, chememonger, July 15, 22, at
and August 18, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs.
Fisher and Spencer, Walbrook.
' Cart taro:foga C , Liverpool, oil and colour man. August 4,11,
and la. at 11, at the George inn, Liverpool. Solicitors, Sir. E. Cheater,
Staple /RD, sad Mr.W. Iliad% Liverpool.
Slr WILLIAM CUSINGRAM FAIALII, Bart. Liverpool, distiller, Au.
'oft 4. 5, and IS, at I, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Solicitor% 3lessr,.
Croton, Liverpool) and Messrs. Batiye, Fisher, and Sudlow, Chancery
'lane.
Sotoatas WRALR. Lyncornbe and Widcombe, Somerwtshire, sta-
tioner. July 20, 21, and Almost IS, at 11, at the Lamb Inn and Tavern,
Bath. Solicitors, Mr. H. Hughes, Clifford's Inn; and Mr. Hodgson,
Bath.
JnstAs BAlrt R and Jogs AsaARALL, Nichol:m.lßn% Lombard-street,
%Ina merchants, July IL 18, and August 18. at 10, at the Bankrupts'
• Coml. "anchor, Mr. Holt, Threadneedlo.street.
Thomas Se AAAAAA Brighton, jeweller, July 15, at 11, 22, and Almost
. IS. at 12, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. G.Watt, Cushion-court,
lEd Brood-street.
" Thomas Witsoe, Brunswick-parade, Whitt Condult.tields, oil and
Soar man, July 11, 15, and August Id, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court.
SoLleltor, Mr. Platte, Blue-coat-buildings, Christ's Hoarital.
Jl/4 as HAM ka Sreans, Manchester, merchant, July 24, 25, and An-
gait 14, at 2,1 T White's Hotel, Manchester. Solicitors, Messrs. Pm,
sad Meredith, Holborn-court, Gray's Ina; and Mr. Ire Gardiner,
Manchester.
EDWARD GAVOAM., Bedford-place, Commercial-road, brasier, July 15,
at 11, and August 19, at 12, MR* Baakrapts' Court. Sant:liar, Ur.
laddeley. Leman•strect, Goodman's-fields.
SAMCGL RI:C111%011 AV, St. Martin's.le-Graad, boot and shoemaker,
Jury 11. at 11, 19, and August 18, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solici-
tor, Mr. Pardon, New Inn.
lIAAC F.ARLYIMASI SPARROW, 1311010pRilltt-Itileel Without, Ironmon-
ge:, July 11, at 10, 22, and August IS, at 1, at the Bankrupts' Court. Soli-
citor, Mr. A. Clarke, Bishopmrate Church-yard.

DIVIDENDS.
Augu•t 2. Handy Edgcumbc, Tewkesbury, cabinet-maker, at 11, at the
hest Inn, Tewkesbury—August 9. John Curtis, Birmingham, chandler,
' of the office of M Tyndall and Rawlins, solicitors, Little
Charles..street, Birmingham—July 2S. Stephen George the elder and
SUpben George the younger, Bristol, sugar-refiners, at 1, at the Commer-
cial Rooms, Corn-street, Bristol—August I. Andrew shoulbred and David
Sluait, James-street, St. James's, and Queen-street, Edinburgh, tailors,
• at 11. at the Bankrupts' Court—July lA. John Davison, New Brentford,
licen.draper, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court—August .. Edward Staff,
pourwica, brick-maker, at 4, at the Norfolk Hotel—July 29, William
!thinner, Whisseadine, Hunan:Mtn% cattle and sheep-sslemlan, at 10, at
• the Nelson Inn, Oakhom—Jilly 29. John Fountain, Norwich. manufar.
• tars:, at 4, at the Rampant Horse Inn, Norwich—Angust 5. Richard
James Harphatn, Nottingham and of Stamford, Lincolnshire. hosier and
• lase-manufacturer, at 11, at the Flying Horse Inn, Nottingham—July 31.
Matthew Heathlield, Old Brood-street, Richard Heatlitield, Sheffield, and
Theca, Heathfield, Tiverton, Devonshire, cotton-spinners, at 12, at the
Star Inn, Marthester—July IS. William Berridge the elder, Willinin
Burrldge the younger, and John Ilurridire, Portsmouth, merchants
• and banker% at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court—August I. Christopher
• Siatrakey the younger, Letceerer. etatigra, at 11, at the Throe Crowns
lon, Lelrester—August 29. Benjamin Gardner, Leigh, Woreeetentbire,
• termer and ntanster, at 10, at the Pack Horst Inn, Worcester—July 29.
Richard Crosby, Eden-place, Kentish-town. bookseller and publisher, at
12, at the Bankrupts. Court—July 29. Mamuel Fursaltis, tihnrediteh,
baberdasher and laceman, at IL at the Bankrupts' Court—July 2). Philip
Cored Freese, and John Henry Freese, Great Winchester-street, insur-
ance brokers, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Cowl—July 29. Henry Thornton,
tipper Russell-street, Bermondsey. tanner, at 11. at the Bankrupts' Court
—July 29. Joseph Bradley, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's lun•fieldr,
shop-Cetures dealer, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Conn—July 29. F.dintind
Piper Stevens. St. mgirbews-placc. Hackney-road, and Copthall-court,
stock-looker' at I, at the Bankrupts' Court—July 29. Thomas Nisbet,
New-atren, New-road, cheesentonger, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court—
:nit rt. Samuel Ella, Noble streets shee-draper, et I. at the Bankrupts'
Cu:irt—July 29. Robert Cox, Bridle-rod, Lambeth, chmeremonger, at 10,
at the Bankrupts' Court—July 29. Isaac Field and Luke Royston, Leeds,
. outh and stuff-merchant., at 10, at the Court-house, Leeds—July 20.
Thomas Robntham. Derby, grocer, at 11, at the New Inn, Derby—July 29.
Matthew Barnard Harvey, Witham, En es, and John Whittle Harvey,
Hadmlgh Hall, Essex. bankers, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court—November
2s. Georre Whitehead the ) ouneer and tianntlett Clarke, Basinghall-
street, Blackwall-ball-fracture, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court—July 29.
Jab:, Rigby, John Martinet., and Thomas Wright, Liverpool, hide-
merchents at 1, at the George Inn, Dale-street. Liverpool—July 29.
N. Cavenigh, William Browne, and Henry Browne, Bath and Bristol,
bankers, at 11, at the York House, Ilatb—July 99. John Smith and
Frederick Smith, Clement's-lane and St. Suithln'•-iline, wine-merchants,
at 11, rat the Bankrupts' Court—saugust 2. John Gorton, Henry Gorton,
(mph Groton. and NVllliam Roberts, Tontitown, cotton-spinners, at 10,
• at the office of Mr. Cunliffe„ solicitor, Manchester—July 29. George
'hag, filliton, Kent, shipwright, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court.

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