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

SIDEBOARD IW VAS:IIIOXABLE PLATE,

Mr. 1:1;11;1:f —
At the Auction Mart, on TI7ESDAY NEXT, November lit, at
12, by order of the Assignees,
A SII)EROARI) of AIOIIERN PLATE, comprising
about 34 Ounces, anti consisting of King's Pattern and
Freud) Fiddle Cleary, Tea, and lb.-men Spoms and Forks, Sauce-
ladles, Salt and Egg-spoons, handsome Teapot and Stand, Wine-
tables and Knife-rests. Fish-shce. and a 51uflinplate anti cover.
May be viewed the Morning of Sale, and Particulars had at the
Mart, and of Mr. Wm. Stevens. 31, Ohl Jewry.

FREEHOLD WORSTED MILL. BROMIRIROVE,
WORCESTERsHIRE.

Early in the Month of January nczt, unless previously disposed of
by Private Contract.

AVERY valuablekilEElDlLD WORSTED MILL,
four stories high, with wings of tines stories (in which an
estensive manufactory of wonted yarn has been carried on for up-
wards of 30 yean), together with the shops, warehouses, ward-
rooms, dyr-houses, drying-house, wash-house, oil-roorna, cumbers.
shops, barn, stable, and about
16 ACRES of LAND.

Ti. Mill is waked by a water-wheel twelve feet wide and twenty
feet lush, which is turned Ly two bUTO.I4III of water. The reservoirs
cover about Pevin acres.
The 31achinery, which is of the best description, atcam•engine
of twelve-hone power, on Watt's principle, lathes and other tools,
combs. &c. may be purchased. either alone or together with the
Freehold, at a valuation.
The l'remises arc close to the town of Bromsgrovc, in the county
of Worcester.
For further particulars, and to treat for sale by Private Contract.
please to apply to M Mal& Le Blanc and ttliver, Solicitors, New
llridge4trect, Black friars ; 31 r.lloustnan, 44, I:utter-lane, Cheap.-
side, Loudon ; Mr. Admits, Brow:grove ; Mr. Samuel Davis, !At-
cote: ; ter )Ir.Nl-ylry, At1:::-.1tton,!icu Wellington, Glop.

BRIGHTON.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD
ESTATES.
By WINSTANLEV and SONS, _

At toe Mart, on FRIDAY, Nor. 28, at 12, in Lois, by direction
of the Executors of Alderman Thomas Smith, Esq., deceased.
VERY Valuable ESTATES, consisting of Nine
Freehold Houses tieing Nos. 12, 13, 14, 13, lb, 24, 25, 26,
and 28. in Frederick's-place, near the Church, at Brighton, each
three stories high, two rooms on a floor, fore court, and small yard,
and let at rents amounting to nearly (Inc Hundred and Sixty.six
Pounds per Annum.
Also, a LEASEHOLD IMPROVED RENT of 1221. per
Annum. issuing Out of and secured by the capital Premises, known
as the Marine Hotel on the Marine Parade. held for about twelve
years; and a commodious Family Dwelling.llouse adjuinirg, be.
mg No. 2, in Manchester-street, lately occupied by 3lr. Aldt mots
Smith, and of which an early possession may be had, held for the
like term, at a low rent.

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To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be had
of Winitanley and sous, Patemostmeow • Partitulars also at the
Libraries aid Inns at Brighton, WUIIIUSg, EitathoJrne, and
Basting.; at the principal Inns at Lewes, Bonham, Cucktield,
Ilicksted, Crawley, Reigate, and Darling; and at the place of Sale

BRI4IHTON_MARLSI P BADE.
MOST VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES,
Producing 54.1/. Ss, pm annum.
By WINSTANLEY and SONS,
At the Mart, on FRIDAV. Norouber nt Twe!ve, in Four

Lots. by direction of the 'Srustees for Sale of the l'roperty of the
late William Parr. betel
E t..6LE4 FiI.FEIIOLI)
Al'ispartTiclilSylLih.rible for investment, consisting of the ESTATES,
very
capital and roonnodious l'retilixes, known as the MARINE
HOTEL., situate on the Marine Parade. Alm), THREE
lIIVELLING.HOUSES, situate Nos. 1,3, and 4, in klenches-
ter.strect, Brighton, in the several occupations of 3lrs.Cockeedite,
the representatives of the late 31r. Alderman Smith, Mrs. P,ntis,
and 31r. Site, at very low rents, *mounting to 543 d. Sit. per annum.
To be viewed by permission of the respective Tenants. Printed
Particulars may be had fourteen days precceing the sale, at the
several Libraries anti Inns at Brighton, Worthing, liestbourne,
ant Hastings • at the principal Inns at Lewes, Horsham, cock.
field. HickstCd, Crawley, Ite*ate, and Dorking ; at the Mart ;
of Mr. Bedford, Solicitor, Ball'ord-row, London ; and of Win-
stanley and Sons, Paternoster-row.

MOST VALUABLE AND IMPROVING COLLIERY
AND ESTATE,

At Backwcil, in the County .fezonrnsvt:...offering a secure Invest.

merit for CepitaL.

By WINSTANba and SONS,
At the Mart, on FRIDAW,the 17th December, at Twelve o'clock,
in Two Lou.

A MOST Desirable PROPERTV, consisting of a pro-
Il and lucrative Colliery now in full work, but capable
of very considerable increase ; as the quantity at present raised, is
not sufficient to supply the demand. The Coal is of superior qua.
lity and in great estimation at 11 • ml, which is ifistant only seven
miles by an excellent stone road, and from a survey made by an
eminent Engineer, there is an :anima inexhaustible supply. '1 here
is also a Vein of Fire (lay of peculiar good quality, which might be
rendered very profitable in the use of the glass works in that imme-
diate vicinity. The Land comprising about fifty-three acres o:
pasture and arable, is exceedingly nch and fertile, and in the
highest state of cultivation, with farm house and out-buildings,
cottages fur manager and labourers, lie. The whole is Freehold.
A capital and nearly new thirty horse power M ENMIN E,
a smaller ditto. All the 3l4chinery, Tram Roads, Waggons, &c.
&c. will :•..! included in the ytireliase.
And also, a beneficial LEASE tram the Marquis of Bath, of the
adjoining coal which Is worked by the saute power, and upon a
very low_ Lord's rent of one tenth. _

-;ihe Works altegether might be made to produce a profit of at
least TWO THOUSAND POUNDS, PER ANNUM.

P'rinteil Particulars will be real), twenty-oae (lays preceding the
Sale, anti may be then had at the Inns in Bristol, Bridgewater,
Bath, Newport, and Illouccster ; of Messrs. Iticharas, Clarke, and
Nan,. Solicitors, Chapel-street, Iledfortl-row ; at the Mart ; :aid of
‘Vinstailley anti Sons, Paternoster-row, where Plans of the Estate
and Cualhad, with a ....;ectiun of the Velma of Cu;!, uta,•

111. NEW III'SSIA—A JOCRNEY from RIGA to the
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" In taking leave of Mrs. lioldeniess, we have great pleasure io
assuring her, that her volume makes a near approximation to the
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a Member of the Spanish Committee. illustrated with 3laps,, price
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It The SHOOTER'S COMPANION. By T. B. Johnson,
Comprehending a Description of Pointers and Setters, and of such
Birds as arc the object of puriuit. l/f Scent ; and the reason why
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IS. BECKFORD ON HUNTING: a New Edition, in five.
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the ENGLISH' SPANIEL and POINTER. To which arc
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London Published by W. Chaiton IVrighi, l'sternostir-
row, and may be had of all Hookseners.

F A r • t. t'om u•T.—After the battle b2tweri; Ned Tante,
and Inglis, on Turwlsy, there wrre several adventurers tr•wty
combat fur a purse; and Little Brown, called the Spite uC Myrtle.
was called noon by Non, a slutimaker, from 't her
►tripped. and fought a battle of more than half an hoar, sea
all 0:1 Brown's side, although hin:t WWI a s:one heavier that, his
antagonist. Note was mach hi!, hut Brown weighs &Alder miie
stone, and in the last roan,' N.ut seemed to have tnenly 41.ne.rti.
lie was conveyed i❑ a state of stupor to a boo h, and he only art,_
eulated that he wanted to lie down, and he never art.t
Be was conveyed to a public house by his seconds, whe.. r ,11,„1
aid wag immediately procured; warm bathing', bleeding. b.-. was
resorted to in vain. .1 od he tried at eleven u'rlolc at Light. A *L.:.
ful surgeon opened the head yesterday, and it was clearly awe, .
taintil that the deceased met his death by a rupture of a vessel or,
the brain, not occasioned by a blow, but. as the surgeon supposei,
by i.,xertion in hitting out. A Jury will sit on the Ludy a: tea
o'clock this tucrnii,g.