The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-04-10 00:00:00

CAPITAL INVESTMENT.

Four Hundred Pounds a Year armed in the moat ample manner,
and paid half yeatly, arising out of the Granby hotel, and ex-
tensive Property attHarniwgate. _

By Mesrs. ROBINS,
At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY, April 29, at Twelve,
AVALUABLE ESTATE, quite equal to Freehold,
being Copyhold of the Manor of Knaresborough, compre-
hending the GRANBY, at HARROWHATE. This Hotel
stands unquestionably, in point of rank, equal to any in the king-
dom, and, as it regards the convenience for conducting it success-
fully, it probably has no competitor. The Proprietor has just
retired with an ample Fortune, and let it to a most respectable
Successor, Mr. Jonathan Benn, for a Term of Twelve Years, at a
very inadequate Rent of Four Hundred Pounds a Year. The Te-
nant is highly respectable, ard, at the determination of the Leon,
a considerable augmentation of Rent may be contemplated.
Some little idea of the capability of this Establishment may be
formed from the knowledge of the fact, viz that the Hotel makes
up
One Hundred best Bah, and there is Stabling attached tor
1... Me Hundred Horses. The Ball-room and Public Dining.roow
are of noble proportions; the Billiard-room is capital ; in fine,
nothing is wanting to substantiate its claim to public patronage and
"PlP:A:state may be viewed till the Sale ; and had at
the Granby; and the principal Inns at Bath and 'heltenhain ; also
at the Inas is Doncaster, leek, and Leeds; at the Auction Man;
and in Covent-garden.

A RENTAL OF TWO HUNDRED AND FIVE POUNDS
A YEAR FOR NINETY YEARS, WITH PROSPEC-
TIVE INCREASE IN TWENTY-ONE YEARS, IN
CARNABY.MARKET.
117 Mews. ROBINS,
At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY, the 29th of April, at
Twelve, in Three Lots,
►INHREE superior well-built BRICK RESIDENCES,
with capacious SHOPS, forming &capita/ uniform Building,
and finished in • workman-like manner, situate in West-street,
Carnaby-market. The Houses are exceedingly well tenanted by
Messrs. Hutchinson, France, and Bristow, at low Rents of Seventy
and Sixty-five Pounds each ; at the determination of their Leases
(Twenty-one Years) a very great increase will be apparent. The
Estate is held for Ninety Years, under the Earl of Craven, at a
Ground-rent of Fifty Pounds a Year for the whole.
Particulars may be had, Fourteen Days prior to the Sale, on the
several Premises; the Auction Mart; and in Covent-garden.

REVERSIONARY PROPERTY IN MONMOUTH, ALSO
TO A MOIETY OF THE DIVIDENDS ARISING
FROM SEVERAL SUMS AMOUNTING TO ABOUT
3,7001.
By Messrs. ROBINS,
At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY, May 6, at Twelve, in
Two Lots,

rr HE LIFE-INTEREST of a GENTLEMAN, aged
11 1%, to con mince at the demise of two Ladies, in the Net
Rents of an undivided Moiety of Premises as follows, viz. :—Eleven
Houses and Premises in and about the town of Monmouth, and a
31essuage and ten acres of land in the county of Gloucester, and
the undivided .Moiety of the Interest and Dividends of 1,0001. and
2,0001. sterling; also the Lire-Interest of the same Gentleman
after the decease of the said two Ladies, and of another (aged about
70) in an undivided Moiety of the Dividends and Interest on 1,22.11.
111.. 24d., 3621. Bs. 104., 801. 335., sterling, and of 2,0001. capital
stock, late Navy b per Cents.
Particulars may be bad 114 days prior to the sale, of Mr. Burgess,
solicitor, Curzon-street; the .dart; and in Govern-garden.