The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-10-12 00:00:00

• VALUA BLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
PECKHAM, SURREY,
Producing upwards of LW/. per annum, exclusive of a capital Re-
eidence, Offices, Gardens, and some Building .greund in hand.
By WINSTA NLEY and SONS,
At the Mart, on TUESDAY NEXT, at 12, in One Lot, t
MOST valuable LEASEHOLD PROPERTY for
•
A INVESTMENT, held for warty ninety years; consisting of
a very commodious residence, in excellent repair, well calculated
for a numerous flintily, pleasantly situate at the entrance of Peck.
ham-Ryelane, Pc.:khani, in the county of Surrey. and only about
four miles from the Bridges, with offices, coachhouse, stabling,
brewhouse, conservatory, extensive lawn, and productive gardens,
which, with a piece of ground outside the walls, is at present in
hand. and may be entered upon immediately. About 18 acres of
the laud are now occupied by the Hick Company, on lease far
three yearn, at a rent of 1,1601. per annum.
A large walled garden, with shop and dwelling, is let on Lase to
Richard Stone, at 701. per annum.
An elegant cottage residence, adjoi ling to the entrance, is in the
occupation of ‘Vm. Athearn. Esq., on lease, at fell, per annum ;
and a small part is let to George Woolley. Esq. at 207. per an-
num ; making a 'total, at this time, of 1,3101. per annum, exclu-
sive of that portion in. hand, which tufty be fairly estimated at 2501.,
altogether at Wind/. per annum.
To any enterprising capitalist this property offers a treat eligible
opportunity for invcstment. as, on the expiration of the lit irk Com-
pany's lease. a very consitlerahle rental might he obtained by as ad.
vantsgeoos disposition of the ground for building upon.
To be viewed by tickets, which, with particulars. may be had
of 3lesors. Wa•soa, Bower, and Willis. Solicitors, Token-
house-yard, Lothbuir ; of Mr. Comerford, Solicitor, Copthall.
court, Thromnonon-street; and of ISlnstanley and Sons,
Pater-
nester-row, where plans may be seen ; particulars also at the Red
Bull, Peckham ; at the Golden Lion, Camberwell; and at the
Mart.

ritLitriotti 11.13F,T-MATLECift
By WIN:STANLEY and SONS,
lit the Mart, out TUESDAY.. the 31st inst., at 12,
Valuable anti very eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE,
lIL situate in Wheatthesf-yard, Fleet-market, with tight of way
into Seaenal-lane, lcadirg to the Old Bailey ; consisting of errand
ranges of well-bnilt and substantial work-shops, wareroums, sheds,
ttaw-pita, li tea up and arranged for the esprtsa purpose alit
cabinet manufactory. for which, or for a carpenta, or, indeed, for
any other branch of the manufacturing business, they are eminently
calculated, being very light. triet, and in the very centre of the
metropolis; together with stabling fin five horses, and too coach-
houses, which are let to yearly tenants; but the manufactory is in
hand, and early proaession thereof may be had.
To be viewed by applying at 19, Newgrte-street,here parti-
culars may be had ; particular. also of Mr. Wing, :solicitor, 13,
llolborn-eourt. Gray's Inn ; Mews. Brown and Marten, Soli-
citor., Commercialsbuildings, Mincing-lane; at the Matt; and of
Messrs, Winstatiley and Sons, Paternower-row.

LUDGATE-STREET.
COMMANDING SHOP, AND CONVENIENT
DIVEIJI,ING-H OUSE.
By WINSTANLE V and SONS,
At the Mart ;on TUESDAY. the :41st iTtt... at 12, by order of the

Adminis,rator of Mr. Wm. (larch, defined,
THE beneficial LEASE, held under the Master and
Fellows of Trinity College, at a low res,,rved rent. whereof
about eight years are unexpired, of those commodious PR EM ISE&
most desirably situate in that great thoroughfare, Ludgats.atreet.
being No. 2, on the south and preferable side thereof.
The Shop has been many years occupied as a Stationer's, big Is
equally adapted for any other Retail Business ; and the House, at
a moderate expense, might be rendered a most comfortable Family
Residence.
To he dewed by applying on the prremises, between the bouts of
ten and three, where printed particulars may be had; al.o of Mr.
Tilton, Solicitor. Coleman.aereet ; at the Mart ; and of Winitanlei
and Sons, Paternoster-row.

LUDGATE-STREET,
roller of St. Paul** Church-yard.

CAPITAL SHOWY AND CO3ISIANDING SHOP, EX-
TENSIVE' WA REROOXIS, AND PREMISES.
By WINSTANLLY and r.ONS,
At the Mart, on TUESDAY, the 31st inst., at 12,
THE beneficial LEASE, whereof about twelve years
are unexpired, at • low rent, of those very capital and com-
manding PREMISES, most undeniably situate on the sow); and
most preferable side of that great leading thoroughfare, Ludgate-
street, the south-west corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, thereby
Possessing an immense and showy frontage, particularly ciapted
for the display of goods in any retail line of business whatever,
but more especially as upholstery and cabinet warerooms, for
which purpose they were expressly fitted up by the late Mr. Baines,
at a very great expense ; they are, however, equally well calculated
for a linen-draper. haberdasher, silversmith, china and glass man,
kr. The premises are in good repair, and comprise an excellent
light and commodious shop, and private entrance; on the ground
'rigor, two other show-rooms, with work-rooms. and sleeping apart-
ments on the upper stories; a lead fist on t%e roof; a basement
warehouse, with kitchen, cellaring, water-closets, &c.
To be viewed by applying on the premises, where printed parti-
cular* may be had; particulars also of AI r. IVing, Solicitor, 13,
llolborn.court, Dray's Inn; of Messrs. Brown and Marten, Soli-
' citors, Cmumercial-huildings. Mincing-lane; at the Mart; and
of Winatanley and Sons, Patemoster.ruw.

LONG-ESTABLISHED AND HIGHLY-RESPECTABLE
NURSERY GROUND AND SEED LAND,
M ile-erd.
By Messrs. MUNN and CURTIS,
On THURSD.II' NEXT, at 12, at the Auction Mart, 3lr. A.
Thomson, the present occupier, retiring from business, in Three
Lots, unless en acceptable offer be made for any of the Lots.
Lot 1. ►r HE LEASE of the convenient FAMILY
RESIDENCE, SHOP, and OFFICES, with three
acres and one rood of fine rich productive LAND, for an unexpired
term of nine years, at a remarkably low rent of 30 guineas. On
this Lot are two capital Green-houses and a small Conservatory.
The Land is fully stocked with valuable stools, ornamental Owes,
anti fruit-trees of the most esteemed kinds . .

Lot 2. A parcel of rich Land, the greater part adjoining the
former lot, containing nine acres and one rood, fully stocked like.
wi-•e with plants of the must desirable description, with buildings,
adapted to horticultural purposes, and a gardener's cottage ;
held for an unexpired term of tine years. at a rent of only 72!.
Lot 3. A Field of superior Land, adjoining Lot 2, containing
three acres and two roods, partly stocked with fruit-trees of a supe-
rior description, and partly in a high state of cultivation for the
growth of horticultural seeds ; held for an unexpired term of 27
years and 6 months, at a low annual rent of 361.
The purchasers of the different Lots are to take a part of the
valuable stock of stools, plants, and trees, which cannot be trans.
planted, and are marked at an usual valuation ; and may also be
accommodated with the remainder of the stoic. together with the
erection of the Green-houses, &c. at their option, in the same
manner. _ _ _

31ay be viewed with cards, between the hours of ten and four,
till the sale (Sundays excepted}, which, with particulars, may be
had of Mews. Munn and Curtis, AValbrook, and 2fiS, Regent-
street. Oxford.strcet. Particulars also of Messrs. J. and S. Pearce,
Phillips, and Bolger, Solicitors, Swithin's-lane ; at the Coffee-
houses, Corn Exchange ; on the Premises; and at the Auction
3lart, London.