The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-01-11 00:00:00

LONDON, TUESDAY, JAN UARY

LONDON, PORTSMOUTH; and 80 UTHAMP-
TON DOCK and RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
CAXITA I.—ONE M ILLION.
The ESTABLISHMENT of DOCKS and DEPOTS at
Portsinouth and Southampton will afford the means of effectually
avoiding the Sea Risks, Delays, IYear, Tear, Averages and In-
surance of Ships, Seamen's 11 ages, Interest of Money, Loss of
Markets and frequently of the Calves now experienced by Ship-
ping both Inward and Outward-bound, from the peculiar situation
and tlangetuus Navigation of the Coast from London to the Isle of
The

Towns of Portsmouth and Southampton would thus be
tendered Commercial Depots of the first magnitude; especially
as a Rail Road communicating with the Metropolis would afford
a Cheap, Safe, and rapid Conveyance for Goods by Land, being
only a quarter of the distance of the present Sea Voyage. And
while Ships are unloading in the proposed Docks, their Outward
Cargoes may be collected and transported thither, aad the Vessels
refreighted two or even three months sooner than can be done from
the Thames in adverse weather ; independent of the benefits to
, local Commerce and Agriculture in the Counties through which the
line of Road will pus
From preliminary Surreys and Estimates, as well as the best
Nautical information, ample Returns will be realised to the Share.
holders, which must be considerably increased in GM of War.
The Capital will be raised in One Hundred found Shares, and
applications for the same, with a Tender of One Pound per Share,
may be made at the Banking Houses of Sir John Perring, Bart.;
Shaw, Barker, and Comhill; Sir Walter Stirling, Bart.,
Stirling and leodsoll's, Strand, Loden; Messrs. Grant and Co., i
Portsmouth; Blesses. Atterly and Co.. Southampton; and Prow,
pectuses may be obtaiiwti at the Offices of Messrs. °Antoci
tieary, and Lcwer, Architects and Surveyors, White Lion Conant,
Cornhill. • •-
4‘ sit

. ALDERNEY MEW
416. C 11IPANY.
CAPITAL, ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
POUNDS.
In 6,900 Shirrs of £2& each.
DI RECTOR/.
Sir Jog! PEnalmo,i3ort., Chairman.

ALEXANDER GOLDSMID;Esq.., 'Deputy Chairman.
Stephen N. Barber, Esq. G. P. Goodenough. Esq.
Till am Broackea, Esq. IM. A. Goldsniitl, Esq.
Meyer Davidson, Esq. John Haider, Esq.
Edward Down, Esq. Robert Hone. Esq.
Henry Down, Esq. I Philip Purring, Esq.
♦LDITORS.
Peter Moore, Esq., M.P. ; John Francis 31oubert, Esq. ;
Joseph Barber, Esq.
DANCERS.
Sir John Peering, Bart. and Co.
SOLICITORS.

Messrs. Florence and Griffith, 33, Finsbury-square.
Three is no subject of greater interest to the Public than that
which relates to the genuineness and goodness of those Articles of
daily consumption, which are commonly considered the necessaries
of life, because on these depend in a great measure the health, the
happiness, and the comfort of the community.
(If all such necessaries Milk must be deemed one of the most
important to Families, and that Institution must possess the
highest claims to public patronage which ensures a genuine supply
to the Inhabitants of this great Metropolis.
With such a view the above Company has been formed, and
there can be no doubt that while the Public will enjoy an invaluable
comfort, the Proprietary will be amply compensated for their
Capital embarked in the undertaking.
This Conipany cannot be considered as an invidious or meroe-
I nary one, nor as partaking of the nature of a monopoly, as a great
number of the Poorer Classes will be necessarily employed in the
delivery of the Milk and in the different branches of the Institu-
tion, while at the same. time all may be supplied with Milk and
Cream of the purest quality, and at the most moderate prices.
The Directors have already the best proof of the estimation in
which this Establishment is held by the Public. by the unprece-
dented applications for Shares being far beyond the limited number ;
in consequence of which the Books are closed, sad no further
Tenders can be reeeived.
An immediate distribution of the Shares will take place.
January 10. 1825.

In Ilso. price M.
Ili SHORT EXTRACT from the LIFE of GENERAL
31 INA, published by Himself.
Printed for Taylar and Hemel, IS, Waterloo.place, and V 3,
Fleet-strett.

Just published, in one vol. Rim. price 3a. 6d. bound,
LA HENRIADE. Name par VOLTAIRP.
Published by Dulau and Co. Foreign Booksellers. 37, balm-
square. Sold also by Cr. 13. W hittaker, Ave Maria-lane; T.
Roomy and t_tons, Broad-s,reet, Royal Exchange; J. Mawnian,
Ludgate-hill ; liinipkin and Marshall, Stationers'-court; J.
Soutar, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and Longman and Co. Paternos-
ter-row.

SALES BY. AUCTION.
CAPEL. lIOSSEI, ENFIELD.
MESSRS. MACH IN and DEBENHAM most re-
speaully announcp, tlioy will submit to PUBLIC AUC-
TION, at flarras-ay's Coree -house, on TV ESDA Y. the 23th Ja-
nuary, DM. at 12, a truly desirable FREEHOLD 'ESTATE.
The above highly viduable propiety.adjoins TheobairPs Park, two
miles from the North-road, and,offly ten miles :tom Town. The
Estate cuesists of a seeßarninged firmly mansion, in the centre of
beautiful pleasure grounds, surrounded by a pack of thirty-three
acres, omilmetued with fish pt. le, plantations, and shrubberies.
The gardens on the north cod cot are separated by the New River 1
from Theobald's Park, env a most diversified and ex tell
sive scenery over the •icirit; an the Essex hills. The house and
offices are adapted for the **brace of a Nobleman or Gentlemen
of large estaolishment, an¢fan recently undergone a most juds.
cious sod extensive repair. The situation combines the advaivage
of retirement, with an easy *dew to the metropolis, is In the centre
of held sports, and the neighbourhood is justly celebraual for its
high respectability. Stage copies pass the Lodge gates daily.
May be viewed by tickets only, which, with Particulars and Con. 1
dit:ons of Sale, may be had at du offices of 31r. Western, New Or.
mend-street P Messrs. Machin and Debenham'a, Estate .Igents;
and at Oarraway's Coffee.bouse, Change-alley, Cornhill.

MANSION AND EA.N.P, STAN TORE-HILL, MlD-
mesEx. -
Al Ens 8. R amn nu. eligNo acid t 8L15.0741.h. sh t'lll7
to PUBLIC AUCTION, al tramissarli on TCESI).AY, the 2lth
of January, at woke' "o'clocks, a truly valuable PREEIfOLID
situateol.Staatooradli, tea miles from leodrvx.
Afandon 101 l Offices are very coissounlions, mid well adapted for
the realdirtce of's Getsdomew ' of mks and from its contiguity to
the Metropolis, is suitable for the establishment of any gentleman
whose avocations may require a daily attendance in town. The
blansion is secluded from the road by a lofty brick wall, and
situate upon an eminence celebrated for its extensive and beautiful
scenery over the vicinity and the adjoining counties. The neigh-
bourhood is of the first respectability, the situation dry and healthy,
with an abundant supply of excellent water, and the house and
offices are replete with every studied convenience for a first-rate esta-
blishment. The Estate comprises, with the Mansion, about 130
acres of very productive paddock, meadow, arable, and wood
land, upon which are large fish ponds welt stocked with rise pike,
carp, and tench ; the woods are abundantly supplied with game ;
the pleasure grounds and paddocks are of exceeding beauty, and
ornamented with the most rare and choice shrubs ' • the grounds are
diversified with plantations of thrifty-timbers, and belted by a plan-
tation abutting upon the Eistree and Edgeware roads, and the knds
adjoining. Taking into view its manifest local advantages and
truly picturesque beauty, it is an Estate that must command
general admiration.
Max be viewed by Tickets only, 21 days prior. Particulars and
conditions, with a map of the Estate, may be had of W. Lyon,
Esq. solicitor, 71, Great Russel-street, Bligimsbury ; and at the
office of Messrs. Machin and Debenham, 26, King-atrest, Covent-
garden, of whom may be had cards to view the eats*.

COSMORAMA. —A CHANGE of SIX VIEWS
having taken place en the 13th ult. in this Exhibition,
it now consists of Views of the Bay of Cadre (giving a comprehen-
sive outline of that beautiful Port and City), the Interior of the
Pantheon at Rome, by moon-light ; the City of Moscow during
the Conflagration in 1812. (These three Views excited very great
Interco and admiration when exhibited about three years ago; and
it is at the request of a number of their Visitors that the Proprietors
have been induced to put them up again.) Views of the Hippo-
drome, and a Court of the Seraglio at Constantinople ; some of very
considerable classic interest in Syria and Paleetthe, and others in
liindoetan.

No. 209, Regent-meet, Ozford4treet.