The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-04-21 00:00:00

FREEHOLD ESTATE, NEAR CHESHUNT.

ELIGIBLE COMPACT RESIDENCE AND OFFICES,
Excellent Gardens, Pleasure Gmands and Meadow Land, En-
trance Lodges. &c., enclosed by park paling, and part bounded
by the New River, all in good order, and fit for immediate recep-
tion, eleven miles from London ; the whole about Thirty-three
Acres. By My. ROBINS,

(Of Warwick-house Recta-street.)
At Garraray's, on THURSDA ' May 19, at 12,
THE valuable and pleasant FREEHOLD ESTATE,
Tithe Free and Land-tax Redeemed,
HOUSE and PARK,

situate between Enfield and Cheahunt, fit for thiimniediate mfr.
tion of a gentleman's family. The Mansion, a substantial brick.
built building, is seated in a beautiful par)', surrounded by fine
llantations, pleasure grounds, and noble forest trees; two entrance
odges and iron gates, with extensive carriage drive, contains—.on
the ground floor, a spacious hall, with music. drawing, and dining
rooms, library, and breakfast parlours. The offices comprise
housekeeper's and butler's rooms, servants' hall, a very complete
kitchen, and other requisite offices; a capital principal staircase rind
spacious landing to the first floor, which contains four capital bed-
chambers, with dressing rooms, a-boudoir, a large nursery, with.
every, convenience, and three bed chambers, with numerous closets.
On the upper floor, six large sleeping rooms for servants, closets,
fruit room, door to the lends. Out offices, coach houses, stables,
brew house, with excellent cellaring, bailiff's residence, compact
farm yard, with cow house, calf pens, piggeries, sheds, &c. ; an
extensive walled garden, clothed with choice fruit trees, well
stocked cropped, and planted, and capital meadow land, containing
about thirty.three acres, adjoining the road from Enfield to Ches-
hunt, fenced with park paling; on west side, the New River,
bounding and encompassing considerable part of the estate, by the
side of which there is an extensive terrace walk, and delightful
walks in various directions. The surrounding country aboantis
with game, and the neighbourhood highly respectable.
To be viewed by tickets. Particulars may be had on the pre-
mises ; at the Bull, Hoddeedon ; the Haunch of Venison, Ches.
hunt ; Falcon, Waltham Cross ; and George, Enfield ; at Gar-
raway's ; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent.street ; of whom par-
ticulars may be had, and where an elevation of the house and plan
of the estate may be seen.

BRIXTON ROAD.
CAPITAL FIRST-RATE BUSINESS PRENISES,

Leasehold lot 76 Years. at the trifling Oround Rent of 14/. Us'. per
Annum—P,retnptorily,
Sir. NEWTON,
. . . ...... . .

At the Auction Mart. Ti)-MORROW,ai 12, by direction of the
Assignees of Mr. Thomas Draper, coachmaker, a Bankrupt,
CAPITAL substantial recently-built BRICK DU'EL-
LINO-/lOUSE, spacious attractive Shop, Workshop, and
Back Premises, most desirably situate in the preferable part of that
public high road called Brixton Road, the corner of Dulwich New
Rood, a short distance only from Kennington Common, in the
county of Surrey. These Premises are decidedly the most eligible
in the road for businem, being a comer shop, has two conspicueus
fronts, occupying a frontage of 24 feet by 100 feet deep, altogotht:
forming a noble edifice, erected last year in the most substanti:l
manner, regardless of expense, with the best materials and work-
manship, Judiciously planned and arranged, suitable for the resi-
dence of a large respectablefamily,and the prosecution of on exten-
sive trade of any description. Leasehold for 76 years, at the original
ground rent of only 141. Ba. per annum.
To be viewed ; full Descriptive Particulars at the Prince of
Wales, Brixton; Horns, Kennington; at the Man; and of Mr.
Newton, Auctioneer, Surveyor, and Appraiser, 311, Cornhill.

Principtis obits, see', medicine paratur.
FOR many years have Messrs. BELL and CO. devoted
1 their attention, as regular Surgeons, to the study of a partieu.
Jar class of diseases, and the uniform suce:ss attendant on their
mode of treatment has almost invariebly restored the patient to his
former state of health. influenced by such circumstances, they
offer to the individual labouring under the effects of a certain dis-
ease, however aggravated. the means of speedy and effectual reco-
very. The man of pleasure, alio has produced constitutional del9l-
- in the too eager and constant puisuit of enjoyment, tray bp
restored to his former degree of energy and v izour ; and finally, iu
those cases where general relaxation has produced nervous debility,
it is possil.le to bnng back the system to that degree of tone com-
patible with healthy action.
Patients in the country accurately describing their eases by letter,
and inclosing a bank note, may have advice and medicine forwarded
tc any part of the kingdom. Consultation at home daily.
BELL and CO., 11. C. gurgeons.
5, Adatmstreet, Adelphi.

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