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

Price I. the Tenth Edition of

A TREATISE on RAZORS; in which the weight,
;X shape, and temper of a Razor, the means of keeping it in
order, and the manner of using it, are particularly considered ; and
in which it is intended to convey a knowledge of all that is necce.
ary on this subject.
By BENJAMIN KINGSBURY, Razor Maker.
In the Monthly Review for May- 17911, page 114, the first Edition
of this little Work was noticed in the following terms :—" We
have read this Treatise with interest and with pleasure. It Is well
worth the attention of the public"
Sold by the Author, at No. 163, New Bond-street ; and by
Sinapkin and Marshall, Stationers'.court, Ludgate street.

EW SONGS, published by J. Willis and Co., Royal
N Musical Repository, 55, St. James's-street (opposite Jermyn-
Ereet), London ; and 7, Westmorland-street, Dublin :
s. d.
Vauxhall, Mail. Vestris (Wade) . - 2 0
Death of Weber, Mr. Braham (Braham) - . 3 0
White and Red Roses, Mad. Velum (Bornett) - E 0
Sing on, Sing on, Miss Stephens (Chin") - 2 0
Where may be had, New Editions of the tbllowing Songs:—
May thy lot in life, Miss Onward (Horn) . - 2 0
Morning around us. Miss Goodall (Wade) . - 2
0, hear my sweet Guitar, Mr. Horn (Horn) - . 2 0
The Land of the Stranger, Mr. Flraltam (Stevenson) . 2 0
Farewell Song. Miss Foote (Kelly) - - 2 0
The Year that's awa, Mr. Pearman (Stevenson) - 2 0
This Blooming Rose, Mr. Philipps (Philippe) - 2 0
Will you with me, Mr. Sapio (Wade) . . 2 0
The Birds are singing, Mr. Brabarn (Brabant) . 2 fi
The Daughter of hove, Miss Paton (C. E. Horn) - 2 0
The bonnie wee Wife, Mad. Visalia (Mrs. Miles) - 2 0
Cherry Ripe (sth edition) ditto (Horn) - 2 0
Lover's Mistake, ditto and Mrs. Humby (Belle) . 2 0
Ah, Maria! Miss Ache (C. S. Esq.) . - 2 0
Blue Bonnets over the Border, Mr. Braham (Lee) - 2 0
The Public are cautioned against spurious Editions of this Song,
as none are genuine but those bearing the signature of "J.
Brabant.*
Blink one the Bum, Miss Stephests (Smith) -
Flora M'Donald, ditto (Kelly)
Horn of Chase, Mr. Braham (Philippe) .
('tansbury)
°redden (Ho"

2 0
2 0
2 0

.r. ham
She smiled, 11Th. Sarin - 0
Soft in the East, bliss-- (Hodson) - - 2 0
The Soldier's Bride, Mr. Philipp (Philipps) - 2 0
Woman, Mr. Braham (Lee) - 2 0
Also just published.
The KENSINGTON QUADRILLES ; or Musard's 43c1 Set,
as danced at the last Bali at Alma's, containing the following
new and admired Airs. vie.:—" Woodstdek," " "lie a very merry
thing," " Pretty midis, why wander alone," " Cherry Ripe,
" Paul Pry," aatl the Keelinitee Wahl, dedicated by permission
to bee Royal Highness tie Dacha of Kent.
Also New Editions of
CHERRY RIPE QUADRILLES, or Weippett's 18th Set,
price Is.
The LANCER'S QUADRILLES,* oe Duvars 2d Set, price'
3s.
The FOURTH DRAGOONS, Slow
_pod Quick Marches, as
performed at Vauxball.gartiene, cocoposW by E. Hpil price 2s.
• The Public are ppaarticularly cantioned against spur*. etlftions
of 'Mt Bet of Quathi la, and are reTiegild to olllerft, diet on
ether Set OW esetteln the whale of the orittlitra gibe Ifts tisaaa bear-
ing the signature of ",I. Willis"

RESIDENCE AND FARM, KILBURN.
By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH,
On the Premises, on FRIDAY, July 211 (unless an acceptaLle
offer by Private Contract is made previously to the 140 July),
SOMERSET FARM, a LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
comprising a very commodious aril desirable Residence,
adapted for a naineroulp family, with attached and detached offices
of every description ; fiirge garden. lawn, and shrubberies, most
respectably situate within three miles of Tyburn-turr pike, at Kil-
burn, in the county of Middlesex, a cheerful and very healthy
situation, commanding extensive and picturesque views of Hamp-
stead, Harrow, and the rich intervening country. Also, a emu-
pact Dairy Farm adjoining, comprising about 44 acres, a large
farm yard, bailiff's cottage, barn, stabling, and suitable agri.
cultural buildings, and an admirable establishment for dairyi:•g
120 cows, erected by the Great Westminster Dairy Company,
upon the best principles, and in a substantial manner, with
cheese rooms and conveniences of every description attache,
grain pits, an extensive range of piggeries, and every necessary
apuurtenance.
May be viewed with tickets only, which, with particulars, may
be bad fourteen days previous to the sale, of Mears.. Bick-
nell, Roberts, and Blewitt, Solicitors, New-square, Lincoln's
Inn; on the premises; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth,
28, Poultry.
TO BUILD.

.OERS, PLASTERERS, STATUA RIES,
MASONS, AND OTHERS.
EXTENSIVE STOCK AND UTENSILS IN TRADE,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. AND EFFECTS, &c. &c.
By 31r. SHUTTLEIVORTH,
On the Premises, Dean-street, Soho, in the course of the present
Month,
THE valuable and extensive STOCK and UTENSILS
in TRADE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and EF-
FECTS of Mr. Carter. The Stock consists of scaffold poles, boards,
cords, pulleys, ladders, crosses, stuff boards, tubs, pails, buckets,
yokes, sieves, screens, steps. tressels, hoisting engines, blocks and
falls, and blocks and chains, hoisting wheels, wheel-barrows, rules,
moulds, trucks, carts, saw.machine, large lathe, fly press, plaster,
corn and colour mills, dressing machine, drawing boards, casting
tables, trammels, marble chimney pieces, a large quantity of rare
plaster ornaments, ancient and modern, a large quantity of inlaid
ornamental pavements, wrought and unwrought stone, tire-bricks,
and numerous other useful articles. The Furniture consists of the
usual assortment of upholstery and cabinet articles, plate, linen,
china, glass, books, wine, and miscellaneous effect..
May be viewed two days previous to the sale, when cataloguer
may be had on the premises; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 28,
Poultry.

CAPITA!. MANUFACTURING PREMISES,
EARUS-COURT, OLD BROSIPTON.
By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH,
At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY,-August 2, at 12,
THE extensive and valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
comprising an excellent range of manufacturing premises,
consisting of warehouses, workshops, engine-house, smithery,
store-rooms, roach-house, stables, brewery, important out-build-
ings, and a productive garden ; the whole adapted for a manufac-
tory of any. description requiring strength and space. Also a sub-
stantial brick-built Residence, adapted for a genteel family; nine
brick-built cottages, two tenements, and sundry out-buildings,
producing a considerable rental. The Estate is held on lease fee a
term of 25 years unexpired, at a low rent.
May be viewed, and particulars had ten days merlons to the
sale, of Mr. Hertalet, Solicitor, No. 7, Northumberlend.street,
Strand ; of Messrs. J. and S. Pearce, Phillips, and Bolger, Soli-
citors, St, Swithin's-lane; of Messrs. Andrews and Crafts, Soli
citors, Winchester-street; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shnnleworth,
22, ?paltry.
LEASEHOLD ESTATE, 11A5IPSTEAD4RQAD,
By Mr. CROOK,
At his Auction Room, 51, Skinner-street, Stiow-hill, on THURS-
DAY, July 20, at It by order of the Assignees of Mr.
William Parker, • Bankrupt, and with the consent of the
' DI engagers.
' r rtHE ESTATE comprwlea• tiro substantial brick-built
DWELLING HOUSES, Nos. 22 and 23, William-street,
Hampstead-road; held on lease for 23 years from Lady-day Int
at a ground rent of Si. 5a., producing a net Income of ML 31. per
annum. The pretnises may be viewed by leave of the tentraW sit
days prior, to the salt.
dated particubew rsaim;lbe st :laud of B. Persark, Req. Solicitor,
Bow chum:it-yawl ; of Wiwspe.wad Wil
Rodriprd-rpwi. and of tr. , Auctioneer, No. 61,811rnee't
oweot,Swoublil.
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