The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-11-13 00:00:00

LONDON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1824.

EXCISE-OFFICE, OLD BROAD-STREET. NINE MAGNIFICENT TAPESTRIES, 1701
FOR SALE, I Feet long, executed by order of Pope Leo X. from the !
ler of the llorsourahk Me. Commenioners of Au Cartoons of Ilephael, for King Henry VIII. and sort! by order of
I;ir nr
ees• ete' • Excise lievenme, in a spacious Room, at the Chief the Commonwealth in 1012, to the Spanish Ambassador, for the
.L miff L
eees, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the sum
.of. 4,8410/. are just returned from Spain, and arc open for
T
lock each day
Me 19th of November, • public inspotancectsun, fur
Shilling. a few Llayx, at ths Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly.
FRIDAY, ,
One TIR'S-DAV. the 18th, and
1324, at One precisely,o' lock
Several Quantities of CARROLL'S NEW SCHEME.
I Foreign Wine, ri!O.i;Gli this Scheme has been comparatively but a
British Din and Cora. few hours before the Public, it has excited the deepest W.
pounds, tense ever remeinbered in the history of Lotteries. The number
Hsu Spirits,
I and magnitude of the great Prizes—the economy of the adverture—
the clearness and simplicity of the plan—have all combined to
render it the favourite object of Public Patronage. The Scheme
has been published at full length in every paper, and may be ob-
tained gratis at CAREOLL'a the Contractor's Offices, IS, Cern-
hill ; 26, Oxford-street; 7. ('haring-cross.
To those Persona who hare not already seen the IScheme, the
l'ontractor submits the following brief epitome of its leading
features :—there are
Two . . . . Prizes of . . . . £30,000
Two . . . . Prizes of . . . C 20.000
besides other Capitals and smaller Prizes, amounting in the whole
to Two Hundred and Six Thousand Pounds Sterling Money, so
divided as not to leave a single Number without a Benefit.
Two . . . . of . . . . .C 20,000
And 1,000 other Prizes, are sure to be Drawn the First Day, lath
December,
And may be obtained at a risk so unprecedenteelly small as to ex-
cite the surprise oral who have seen the plats—fur ogee taking the
Chance of the First Day, 18L may be received back fur every
Ticket, and in proportion fur Shires, whether the Number be
drawn or 'lndrawn. By this oiler, the immense sum of Three
Hundred and Twenty-Pour Thousand Pounds is actually added to
the Prize Money oPihe First Day, as it must be clear, that every
Purchaser has the option of making his Number an 164 Prize as
soon as that Day's Drawing is over; if he be successful, he may
gain (and somebody must gain) X20,0000r more—and if unsuccess-
tul, he cannot lose more than
£4 12s. By the IFhole Ticket.
Half . . £3 801 Eighth - . .0013 it
Quarter - 1 13 6 Sixteenth - 0 2 6
being the difference between what a Ticket will cost, and what may
be received back for it any time before the 26th of December.
CARHOLL's great Luck in Selling Thirty and Twenty Thou-
sand Pound Prizes is well known ; but he abstains from particu-
larizing them at this moment, as he is more anxious to press on
the attention of Adventurers what he hoz..s to do for them in the
coming Scheme, than what he has done for them in past Lotteries.

'Agee.
Cow•.
*l4
Sosp.
Cond
Tallow,
Leath,
GNia.
Yvinted Cslino,
silk and Cotton Ilandker-

Vietegar,
111.1iviscs.,
Stills,
Lead,
l'ewter,
!Tor.,
Utensils.
An excellent Tobacco Cut-
ting Engine and Press,
• &c. tee.

Pruned Blinds,
Brandy,
Riu.
Utnevi.

In Lots, to suit rations Yon:haws.
Samples of the Spiriu, Coffee, &C. to be seen at the Warehocke,
e 10th to the lath of November, from ten till two o'clock ;
to the 02()Y101111 as Mier that day's wale uoll from tell till
flea, what Catilegnes May be had. at 6d. web.

AI'iLTER
Nletropolis with u constant :
Irv: sad unexceptionable
COMMITTLE O"
The ht. llo'. the Lord 3193 or
Sit Edward Banks
Thomas Brunton, Esq.
Janus Barton, Esq.
Charles Calvert, Esq.
William Stanley Clarke, Esq.
William ('n sty, Esq.
Walpole Ems, Esq.
B. T. J. tarn, Esq.
W. Grentiili.
Thomas IlsUifaz. Esq.
Thomas Hood. Esq.
George Lyall, Esq.
Rich. Mee Raikes, Esq.

lAIPANY ; for providing the
:ul unlimited supply of Water ut

MANAGEMENT.
Robert Rickards, Esq.
W. Routh, Esq.
Edmond W. Rundell, Esq.
Robert Slade, Esq.
Sir AValter Stirling, Bart.
W. Thompson, Esq. M.P. and
Alderman.
John lam Tintins, Esq.
Colonel Trench, M.P.
John Tullock, Esq.
W. Venable', Esq. Alderman.
Geo. B. Whittaker, Esq.
Samuel Williams, Esq.
Thomas Wilson, Esq.
NANKEEN
H• C. Glyn, Mills, Haßife:, tilyn, Mills. and Co.; and Sir
Walter Stirling, Stirling, and Bothell.
ENGINEER
Mr. Philip Taylor.
NOLICITORS
Messrs. Freeman and Heatheote.
All communications on the business of the Company to be ad.
dressed to the Committee of Management of the Thames Wales
Company, at Mean. Freeman and Ileatheotes, Colanan.street.

ROYAL NATIONAL BAT II COMPANY
LAIIICASTER.PLACE, WATERLOO-RRIDUE,
Fbr coostructing extensive BATHS hi Fonvenient pans of the
kletropolii, suited to the relative condition of the inhabitants,
and combining all the variztir; of Fresh, Warm, Cold. bled,.
cued, bah, Vapour, and Pleasure Bathf.--230,]
01W.
AL.-230,01W.
DI/LECTOR&
Slit WALTER STIIIL IN a, Bart., Chairman.
Juno tiosxlso, Esq. Deputy Chairman.
Albert Child, Esq. William Raillery, Esq.
John Farquhar, Laq. Richard Sanderson, Euv
Frederick inclam, Esq. I Sir Robert Seppingt. F.R.S.
. . .

Joseph Moore, M.D. I Charles Smith, 31.1).
Sir P.M. eltninanney, M.P. W. G. Stirling, Esq.
RANKERS AND TREASURERS.
Walter Stirling, Bart., Stirling, and !Judea!, Strand; and
Maus. Alasterman, Peters, Mildred, :Westerman, and Co.,
Nicholas-lane, I.ombead-street.
ALCUITECTS.—Messrs. Bantock, Geary, and (.ewer, Coll3hilL
SOLICITOI..—!Bengt Abbott, Esq., Mark-lane.
The Capital to be inemeed is 2:41,0081., and this sum is to be
Mudd in SOL Shams ; but a power is given to the Directors to in.
aease the capital to Me ,01101. if they hereafter think proper, the
resent Proprietors having the preference in the purchase !hereof.
Iwo Founds delimit or instalment is to be paid upon each Share at
the purchase thereof, slid a further instalment of three pounds on
signing the deal of settlement ; two months,' notice sitallbe given
of the last day on which the said deed shall be open tar sienatures.
Utter tells will be msde upon the Shareholders as the Directors
may think necessary ; but such calls shall nut exceed five pound!:
pre ewe. at any one time, and two month,' notice shall be given of
every such call, and the instalments must be paid upon the shares
as they become due.
No person shall be allowed to bold, in his or her own right, more
than forty shares.
The holders of five shares, or upwards shall he entitled to attend
general courts, and to give one vote on all business which may
be legally brought forward ; and the holders of fifteen shares shall
be entitled to give two votes: and the holders of twenty-live
shares, three voles; and the holders of forty shares. four votes.
No person is eligible to serve as Director or Auditor, unless he
huld, in his own right, ten shares.
Whilst the metropolis of every other country is amply provided
end. Public Baths, it is surprising that London alone, so pre-
ee.r.ent in all its other public institutions, shoeld in this respect
nand so obvious an anomaly, and an exception so inconsistent
wife its relative importance, and the health, comfort, and well.
Sting of its immense :stipulation.
Tee peat benefits resulting from warm and cold bathing require
ao roan:eat; the practice has received the sanction of all Agee,
and tie concurrent testimony of the Faculty: the acknowledged
neglect to this country of the advantages to be derived, can only
have arisen from the expense, and the inadequacy of the means
pod 11, which have long been subjects of serious regret.
TI a isandi, fur want of proper accommodation. are driven to
bathe i t the most distant, exposed, and dangerous situations, and
a far greater number are. then this circumstance. deserved from the
rare. ; the extrayspeit eliarge for %Vann !laths excludes all
b 3 the °pular'', from their enjevinent.
There can be no doubt, ther.tiae, of the necessity which exists
ee th cemstruetioa of extensive Public Bath in this crowded me-
t-41.dt,, and of the certain prospect of ample remuneration fur the ca.
lac 1 sh ch it is proposed to employ in carrying this object into effect.
These consideratiuns have led to the formation of a Joint Stock
Company, fm the r.rpos:: of supplying the deficiency complained
of. std to atfunl to all claims of the commenity the means of in.
Igisg, at a moderate expo nee.. in a recreation in every way so
emenial to their health and comfort.
lo tornplish this, it is proposed, in the first instance, to con.
struts a principal Bathing Eetablishment at the west end of the
tows. upon a scale of niaguiticer.ce which will do honour to the
architecture of the country tel which the plans may be seen on ap-
t.liation at the Company a Ottica), combining all the varieties of
fresh, warm. cold, medicated, emit, shower, vapour, and pkaiture
Menne, under regulations which will ensure the patronage of the
ie:hest and most respectable of both sexes, to whose use, exclu-
.ndv, this Bath is intended to be devoted.
Another equally extensive llathing Establishment will be imme.
Leh constructed in the most populous district at the eastern ex.
of the Citv, and other Baths suited to the relative condi.
13,,1% it the inhabitants, will be provided in various parts of the
ottlretests and suburbs, to %Lich the terms of sulinisason will be

oLnee, as to place the benefits of every description of bathing
sit'ex the reach ot the tionrest clause,.
is the construction of the Baths the Company will be assisted
tY axe experience of the kitting scientific men of the age, and the
tint distinguished members of the Faculty, so that they will he
formed and conducted upon the 11?(Al approved principles. and at
the same time with the strich.st regard LJ c:conomy, compatible with
th.•ohjects in view.
Fully
convinced, from the united te.timony of all ranks and
htereations, that the objects which tlt.tv contemplate will prove
xttnsively beneficial to the community, the estatliahment of the
Rohl National Baths cannot be deemed a speculation, as the
Company will confine thetnaclrts to plans which are known to be
,meticablr, and of which the expanse is susceptible of the must
I,.:itrate calculation.

l't!TlicationrfOrthe remaining shares must be made by ?fina-
l' ' only, addressed "To the Directory," at the office of the Com-
l.': Y or at Messrs. Edmonds and Wolfe, Change-alley.

CHEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE,
No. I* Piccadilly (two Door West from St. James's-street).

FrIHE' Propriclois having made some new arrangements
A_ at their 3lanufactory, are now enabled to supply the
and Public with any Quantity of the best BRUSSELS CA Ile
PETI NI:, from 48.11 d. to sa. 3d.; a quantity of Short Lengths
and Single Pieces, at es. 3d. and es, 6d. ; Kidderminster ditto,
(ran 2s. fid. to es. 3d.; British ditto, from 31. to 45.; Venetian'
Stair ditto, fmm Is. lid. to 3s. ; It;tiggeta, in all colours, Irons
2s. 6d. to es. 6(1. • best seasoned Floor Cloth, from 2s. na. to ss. 3d.
Patterns of &noels sent to any part of Town or Country.

-'IIGHT HUNDRED TO ONE THOUSAND
F POUNDS PER ANNUM. To be Disposed of, for Three
Thousand Guineas, a profitable ESTA 'MISR .11E NT, with Steam
Engine, 31schinery, Lighten, Roan. and Appurtenances, and a
valuable Contract now in progress. The employment is of a gen-
tlemanly nature. The payment of the putchase-money will be
rendered easy; and any young tientleman of ability and character
will Bnd this an advantageous investment.
Particulars may be bad by application to Mr. SHUTTLE-
WORTH, NO. 28, Plecadillf.

I REEK MEDAL, of LORD BY RON.—This Medal
presents as highly-finished and authentic Portrait of the
Illustrious Poet; and is stnack upon the principle of the celebrated
syracumn 3lcatals of Antiquity, by Mr. A. J. STOTIIARD.
Nue. 21 inches diameter.
The fidelity of this 3letlal has been acknowledged by bit Lord-
ship's intimate friends, by whose advice and assistance, with the
lover of private Buns,fee. the work has been rendered worthy a
Were among the finest productions of 3loalcru Art.
Ptict to Subscribers, If. Is. in Bronze, to whom the Modal will
be deltre el in a few days.
Pickfling. Publisher, 57, Chancery-lane, where an impres-
Igo of it as be oft

ATENT ECONOMICAL AND UNIVERS 11. LAMPS.p
11()AMS PEARCE and CO. acknowledge, with gra-
1. titude, the liberal patronage of the Nobility and Gentry to
this Invention, and for the confidence placed in thcia by families in
distant parts of the country, who have respected their Advertise.
meets. That the Public may not be deceived by imitations in the
shape of their glasses or otherwise, they deem it necessary to MAW,
that if any arc offered as " the Patent Economical and Universal
Lamps," either in London or the country, except at the Soho Ba.
mar, by 11rs. Clarke (who has a Tablet ',hewing her authority), it
is a deception, Pearce and Co. being the yule vendors. The great
variety of these excellent Lamps for general domestic uses, in ad.
dition to the French Lamps of every sort (in making which they
are scrupulously nice), gives them u decided superiority in choice
and competition.
Families and persons residing in hot climates, or passengers to
the Eat and West Indies, or any distant part, will find in the Eco-
nomical Limps a valuable ac9uisition. Captains and Owners of
Ships, or tlentlemen having aches, &c. who aim at perfection,
and are liberal in attaining tt, are invited to the most perfect Lamp
adapted to a binnacle.
Letters addressed (post paid), to T. Pearce and Co. 268, facing
the front of SL Clement's Church, Strand, will meet with prompt
attention. Also dealers in r,enuine Sperm Od.

*JOHN CANNON'S }STATE.
THE Creditura of .1t )IIN CANNON, late of Liver-
.ll- pod, Merchant, will hare nut yet proved their debts under
curvm ssian of bankruptcy 46344 against him, are requested to
sod the partieulan of thtir debts, and anY bins- nines, sectUi.
they hold, to Messrs. Young and Thompson, 1, Charlotte-row,
313111 on-housc. solicitors to the commission, on or before SVEIL
NES ).% Y NEXT. the 17th November for the purpose of
Preparing 'he .IProngitinnt against the dividend nsetting, which is
vobbed far Twelve o'Clock on Saturday, the 20th inst., at the
wl."•, rht "t 4 ""'""'"'"fte., of Bankrupts. in Itasinghall-street ; at
meeting such creditors are to attts;d to prove the same, other-
."' they Sotsadi.d. .1 the bendit of the intended dividend.

QUALITY the CRITNICION of CHEAPNESS.—
W. STEVENS, Wine and Spirit Merchant, 78, Bishops-
gate-within (near the Four Swans), disclaims the cant of disinter.
estedness or the more spacious pretext of advertising to caution the
public against the various delusions" of his competitors.
W. Stevens takes this method of most respectfully thanking those
gentleman who have favoured him with their orders, and requests
their attention in his cxtensiveSTOCK of GENUINE FOREIGN
WINES std SPIRITS, selected by personal attention to the wine
and spirit market, and which for quality cannot be excelled. Pur-
chasing for cosh, selling at a very small profit, and for ready money
only, and having a large retail as well as wholesale trade, enable
W. Stevens to compete both in price and quality with any other
establishment.
W. Stevens particularly directs the attention of gentlemen to a
parcel of rich and fine Pert Wines, of the genuine vintages of 1820
and 11121, and which having purchased under most favourable cis.-
eumstanees, he is able to offer at Mts. per dozen, Zits. per ditto, and
of the highest quality, rich and full flavoured, at 4225. per dozen.
The above may be had by quarter cask or gallon (cask in
eluded), at
Per qr. cask. Gal. I Per qr. ea,
£23 13s. lid. /24 103,
FOREIGN WIN
Per Dos.
Born Retiero (warranted
genuine)
Crusted Port -
Do, Vintage 1221) (2 years
in bottle) . 4Zrs.& 435.
Ditto 1815 ( 1 years ditto
(Tammy) . Ms.
West India Madeira (finest) 42a.
Curious old East India ditto lies.

. 44%.
. 42%.

Oat I Per qr. cask. G. 31.
. I C.d. £26 Ik. C.I.
ES IN BOTTLE.
Per Der..
ltis.
es.

Very good Sherry
Duff' tiordon's fine ditto
Pale Sherry (delicate and
finest quality) .I,.pt. & 4111.
Very old rich brown
Sherry S Is. to 545.
Biteellas ( Ilolford'a)
biAroa, Teoeritfe, sod
Alountain - 41..

WINES FROM THE CAPE OF liffoD HOPE.•
The character of these wines hes been much injured by the low
priced trash which has been offered to the public under the attrac-
tive appellation of " Fine Cape," " Excellent Cape," ut " Capes
Unequalled."
W. Stevens knowing that the reputation of his establishment de-
pends on the quality of his articles, has recently purchased a large
drcel of fine wines, which he can with confidence alder at llis. per
ozen, and very fine full flavoured at Ills. and 26J. per down.
Pontac and Constardia, first quality, 2lis.
FOREIGN AND BRITISH SPIRITS.
W. Stevens informs the Connoisseur and Invalid that he has a
small parcel of curious old Champagne Brandy, at XXs. per gall., and
. ome very Old Jamaica Rum, hydrometer proof, Ida. 6d. per gall.
Per Gal. Per Gal.
Very fine Cognac Brandy 225. Fine Old Jamaica Rum
Best Old Ditto - 235. Il'etlderburn's (J. W.
Ditto, hydrometer proof Ns. R.) -13 a. 4d.
Finest Schedarn flatlands ?.2s. Shrub (unequalled) 13s. Id.
Fine Old Jamaica RUM Conliats (rich and fine
flavour) . . 12s.

En lisp Gin made from the purest British spirit, and unrivalled
in richness, softness, and fine flavour, at 9s. Id., Ills. lkL, and very
strong for mixing, at 12s. per gallon. Bottles and hampers 3a. 611.
per dozen, stone bottles 7d. per gallon, casks stompers' prices. No
credit. sent free of expense within 3 miles. Money returned if
the articles are not approved.
Entrance to counting-house up the
country must contain a remittanze.

OXFORD ENGLISH

from the

LASSICS.-DR. JOLINSON'S

*(11i-K§.

On the let NOVelllba war published, in evo. vol. I. price N. in

- .
aria !maids, of
TIIE NFOILKS OF 1)R. SAMUEL JOHNSON,
beautilully printed on superfine laid paper.
This Edition will be comprised in it vols. embellished with a
finely.engraved Portrait and Autograph; to be published Monthly.
IVhen completed, will form the cheapest and most correct edition
ever published.
Oxford : Printed for W. Picketing, b 7, Chancery-lane, London ;
and Talboys and Wheeler, Oxford.

Very shortly will be published, in 1 Yob Am with a Chart, Itc.
TRAVEL::: in the REPUBLIC of COLOMBIA, in
In' and WI
_

1y 3101. LIEN.
" We have befogs us an intelligent Traveller, an accurate ob-
server, and one wholly disengaged from the spirit of party. He ex-
plores the most populous and productive provinces of the new Em-
pire, and commumeatts to us the interevting remarks lie has made
upon the physical aspect and appearance of the different regions;
upon the population, the manners and the genius of the inhabitants :
upon the agncultute and the mineral wealth; upon the history of
the Revolution which has rescued those vast dominions from the
grasp of Spain; upon the character, the resources, and the supposed
eesigns of the leaded most renowned in this struggle."—Journal
drs ll.•hars.
London: printed for Charlrs KrOght, Pial-inut East.

This day is pabitobed. dewy Nom price ds
PAIILIAIIENTARY SPEECIIES of 1.()111)
JL BYHON. Printed ken the Coptes prepared by his Lord-
ship for Publication.
Londoo : Printed for Rod irgil and Martin. Now hood-stmt.

•fs:

HUMOUROUB AND ECCENTRIC ANECDOT
Price 9s. 6d. earls Part.
TIIE PERCY AN KW/TES, Original and Selt ct.
By /MOLT() and REUBEN PERCY, Brothers 'to the
Benedictine Monastery, Mont Banger.
Part 11. HUMOUR. Portrait pf George Colman, the Younger.
36. CONVIVIALITY. Partnit of Thema% Moore, Esq.
39. ECCENTRICITY. Portrait of John Farquhar, Esq.
Printed far John Cumberland. 19, Ludgate-hill; and Sold bj
Thomas Boys, 7, Ludgate-hill, aud all other Booksellers.
Where alas may be had,
The Whole of the PERCY ANECDOTES, in Forty-one Parts.

This day is published,
DDARTII. of a CATALOGUE of HOOKS ; contain-
ing a Most extensive Collection in Theology, Foreign and
English; including the Holy Scriptures, in various languages,
Fathers of the Church, Sermons. Weeks of the Port-royalists, Ste.;
together with a collection of oriental manuscripts, and an Appen-
dix of miscellaneous articles, on Sale, for raudy money only, by
JAMES DUNCAN (late Ogle, Duncan. and Co.). 293, Holborn.
Pan I. containing the Miscellaneous Stock of J. D. may be had.
*t• It being J. U.'s determination to glee up the Branch of his
Business at 925, Holborn, at lad,-day next, a favourable oppor-
tunity presentaSteell to any one wivuiog to enter into the Old Book
Trade. Tie conearn haa bratilwat established, is well known,
and capable of very great extension. The capital required wiU be
from *NW to WOOL The premise are commodious, sod admir-
ably adapted to the business, having recently been newly fitted up.
Particulars may be learned at M. Paternorer-row, where J. D.
intends carrying on the Publishing and Bookielling Business as
formerly.

NEW WORKS, AND NEW EDITIONS OF POPULAR
ROOKS,
Published byJOIIN RUMPUS, 85, NEWGATE-STREET,
from Holborn-barn. . -

THE STI'DENTT EiiRAHN, a series of correct,
elegant, and cheep Editions of the most popular Books in
the English Lang each comprised in one volume octavo.
De. BLAIR'S SERuage, 3IONS. As. CO.
De. BLAIR S LECTURES oil RHETORIC, As. 6d.
BROWN'S DICTIONARY of the 818L6.95.fd.
CAMPBELL'S PHILOSOPHY of RHETORIC, Gs.
LE I.OLNIE on the CONSTITUTION, 64.
ooLimmiTirs HISTORY of ROME. is._

SUTTON HALL, MANSION, AND DEMESNE,
In the Comity of Derby, with all its Manorial Rights, Privileges.
• and Immunities ; the Peepetual Adeowaon, and nearly 4.10
Acres of Land, exonerated from the Land-Tax, and within a
Ring Fence ; the Manor abounding with Game, together with
1.1110 Acres of Land, five miles distant, winch form a pleasure-
. ble Moor Gome apponlage ; also the itival&ble Mines of Coal
and Iron-stone teach appertaining.
•• By Mama. ROBINS, •
4'4 the Auction Mart. an THURSDAY NEXT, by dim-
don of the Trustees foe Sale cf the English Estites of the lam
Marquis of ()monde, wader an Act of Parliament.
I'INHE distinguished MANSION and EXTENSIVE
L. DOMAIN of the late Marquis of OICSICH'iDeI,
called SUTTON HALL,
in the most delightful part of, the County of Derby, placed In •
Park of uncommon beauty, well stocked with deer, and com-
manding in all directions interesting views of unusual extent and
variety. The mansion presents a noble Some Edifice, designed and
completed by
NICHOLAS, EARL OF SCARSDALE,
In the most ornamented stile of Grecian architecture; the gm&
ratite of rooms are ornamented by Artan and ‘'ossai, Italian Anima
of great celebrity ; it is adapted to the most perfect accommodation
of any Nableinail, and it may be safi•ly affirmed, it it needs not
druid a comparison with Chatsworth, Ilaidwiek, or any of thaw
admired Seats in its vicinity. The l'ark is divzisified by avenues
of fine old elm trees, beautifully haithering to the ground, and
wide spreaffir.g chesnuts, relieved ommionally by pier.," of water of
some extent. The Gardens are estates, ana•encomptused by
brick walls 14 feet high. The domeshe arrangements and all the
offices are of the best description. The Park and convenient
Farms in a ring fence, extend to the high mail road between
Nottingham anti Ch,sterfield, from heeds to London. The More
Game • tats is about LIMO Acres. The Estate altogether compre-
hends about • 6.i1fl ACRES OF LAND,
upon the whole of which the land-tax has been redeemed. The
Farms are accopied by a respectable Tenantry, at low rents, ad-
' mining of considerable augmentation at Lady Day next ; and the
whole Estate may be confidently estimated at
EIGHT THI)USAND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS PER
ANNUM.
' Also the PERPETUAL ADVOWSON
of Sutton cum Duckmanton, subject to the life of the present In-
cumbent, the annual value about Mai. ; together with the
EXTENSIVE MANORS,
with the Privileges and Immunities. The Estate abounds with
Game ; the Lands adjoining to the Duke of Devonshire and Sir
Windser Hunlocke, including Ten Thousand Acres, are strictly
preserved. There are also very
VALUABLE MINES OP COAL AND IRON-STONE
in great abundance, producing at present • large rental, but capable
of an immediate and considerable increase.
• Printed particulars and plans of the Estates may be had (at one
shilling each), of W. ii. Thomas, Esq., Chesterfield ; at the Bell.
Derby ; Pain's Head, Loughborough ; Tontine. Sheffield ; Royal
Exchange Coffee Room, Illancnester ; lien and Chickens, Bin-
minghani ; Old Bath. Matlock ; Granby, llarrowgate; Elliston's
Library, Leamington; the White Horse, heeds; the Angel,
Buxton; King's Arms, Lirerpool; Benison's library, Chelten-
ham; of Messrs. Williams, Brooks, Powell, and Broderip, Lin-
coln' Inn; Messrs. Amory and Coles, Throgmorton-prcet ;
Messrs. Cardale and Brantley. Bedford-row; at the Auction
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CAPITAL FREEHOLD LANDED INVESTMENT,
HANTS, of the annual value of near 1000 f.; tog2ther with a
Manor extending twenty-nine miles in circumference; with
(pile-rents. Firow, and other Manorial Rights, and the elegant
Linage Villa, Gardens, and (hounds, ;sc.
By Messrs. ROBINS,
At the Auction Mart. on ERMA V NEXT, et 12,
VALUABLE EREEIIOI I/ ESTATE, eGlisisting of
an unusually eligible Investment, inasmuch as Wood Lands
have been less affected by the late uncertainty in agricultural pro-
duce. It comprehends altogether
NINE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-EIGHT ACRES OF
LAND.

situate within three miles ofAndover, the turnpike road front
thence to Bath passing through the estate. In this romantic tecod,
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resporalzat offices of every description, and about ten acres of pas-
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probably the largest in the county being
TWENTY-NINE MILES 'IN CIRCUMFERENCE:
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