The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-08-09 00:00:00

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PICKLE-HERRING, SOUTHWARK.
To Corn Merchants, Whatingers Lightennen, and others.
VALUABLE FltEElloLD ESTATE.
By DRAYTON and VENTOM,
At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY, September 11, at 19,,
in Lots, under the Trusts of the will, and by order of the
Executors of John Green, Esq. deceased, unless en acceptable,
offer should be made for the whole, or part, by Private Contract.
ATruly valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, of the
estimated value of 1000/. per annum, in the occupation of
Messrs. Betts, Roach, Sainthill, Meux and Co., Walleigh, and
others, and comprising that old-established and well known Coast.-
ing Wharf, being PICKLE-HERRING WHARF. in Pickle-
herring-street, in the Borough of Southwark, Immediately opposite
the Tower, and occupying a very considerable river frontage, with
granaries. counting-house. and respectable dwelling-house attached ;
the IVaterman's Arms public-house and liquor-shop opposite. with
the whole of the warehouses. granaries. stabling, and other build-
ings, extending from the front of Pickle.ben trig-street, running
to the southward, emtward, and returning to the northward, form-
in.," three sides of the square of that extensive range of property.
A brick-built Warehouse of three floors in the centre, and a dwel-
ling-house in Vine-court, part let ou leases, which expire in 1828,
and the remainder in hand. The immediate contiguity of this pro.
perty with the Corn and Coal Exchange, Coatom-house, etc. is an
advantage presumed to attach to it considerable importance, and
the great facilities it possesses for the housing, landing, or shipping
corn or merchandise, will ever claim a prior consideration with the
merchant or factor; Of it is equally eligible for the capitalist, aa a
secure investment.

May be viewed by permission of the tenants, 21 days prior to
the sale. Printed particulars had at the Watertuan's Arms; Royal
Oak, Vauxhall George lon, Borough= Phenix Tavern, Rat-
cliffe-cross ; Europa Intyßotherhlthe; Ship Tavern, Greenwich ;
Corn and Coal Exchange Coffee-howsee ; Mr. Stevens, Solicitor,
itlaidatone ; and of Draytois and Venom, Auctioneers, Surveyors,
and Estate Agents, 97, LesdenhallAUret, where a plan of the
k,state may be seen; and at the Alart.

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SALES BY AUCTION. •
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FREEHOLD, BERMONDSEY WALL, LAND TAX
REDEEMED.
13y DRAYTON and VENTOM,
At the /section Mart, TO-MORROW. at 12.
ARespectable Freehold brick-built DWELLING-
HOUSE, very eligibly situate, No. 43, Bermondsey Wall,
near East-lane-stairs, and contains four airy chambers, two par-
lours, kitchen, waah-house, ampletude cellaring, and pavad yard.
May be viewed till the Sale Printed particulars had at the
Europs Inn. Rotherhithet aide Drayton and Vemoin. Cdoo.
"4 and -date Mews'-97, Eseadenhall-street and at the Mart.

RESPECTA 8141 COTTAGE RESIDENCE, WITH
LARGE GARDEN, WALWORTH.
By RAYTON and
At the Auction !WDart, TO-MORROW,VENTOM. at 12, by order of the
Proprietor,
IliMost respectable brick-built DIVE LLING-ITOUSE,
with stated roof, erected in the Cottage style, with large
productive garden, well cropped, and planted with thriving vines
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and fruit trees in full bean g, very pkasaatly situate in t.ottuge`
firove, West-street, Walwortb, two miles from the Excliara...ll
contaiolng four airy chambers, dining and drawing dooms tutlfe
dimenalona, two kitchens, pantry, and every, necessary accoinmoda.
Lion. The whole in good repair, and early possession may be had.
ce Ism, 44 years of which ma unexpired, subject to a ground
rent of 101. 10s.
May be viewed preceding the Sale, from eleven to fur.
Printed particulars had on Ow premises, and of Drayton and Ven-
tom, auctioneers and estate agents, 97, Leadenhall-aucet and at
the Mart_

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PILVOMIIIIII, with Powerful fi-ea.d. of Water, a capital Family
IVELI.INO ROUSE, with 13 Acres of Land, beautifully
laid nut ; a desirable RESIDENCE and 5 Acres of Land ; Three
HOUSES in the town of Faversham, and sundry allotments of
GARDEN GROUND. Due notice will be given of the day of
Sale.
34, Old Jewry, London, August 6, 1026.

SEYMOUR-PLACE, CURZON.STREET, MAYFAIR.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
And Valuable Effects.
By Mr. JAMES DENEW,
On the Premises, TOMORROW, punctually at on account
of the great number of Lots,
THE Excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
givens,. docks, porcelain, lamps and lustres, drawings,
pints, library of books, and numerous valuable effects, the pro-
pmy of a Nobltemen, No. 9, Seymour-place, Curzan-street, May-
fair; comprising four post, field, and press bedsteads and bedding,
with other 'chamber requisites, drawing.rnom suite of French
window-curta;:is, chairs, sofas, and fauteuils, japan chests, mar-
quitiere commodes and cabinets, card, sot's, Pembroke, writing,
and 100 tables, set of dining tables on claws, parlour chairs covered
in hair cloth, sideboards, large Brawls and Kidderminster car-
pets. hall clock, copper kitchen requisites, and contents of the do-
most ic offices.
To be viewed this day, and Catalogues had on the Premises ;
and of Mr. Denew, at his Office, Charles-street, Berkeley-square.

EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Pier and Chimney Glasses, Cabinet anti Horizontal Grand Piano
Fortes, Two Harps, Violins, a Pair of large Globes, Eight-Day
Clock, large Turkey Carpets, a select Library of Books, a few
Paintings, Linen. &c.
By JOSEPH COOPER and SON,
At the Rooms, N 0.138, Oxford-street, on THURSDAY NEXT,
and following Day, at 11, on account of the number of Lots,
by order of the Executors of Mrs. Mary Jane II ugford, deceased,
removed from No. 18, Montague-street, Portman-square, a sale
not being permitted on the Premises.
THE FURNITURE comprises mahogany four-post,
tent and other bedsteads, with chints, cotton, and white
dimity farnitures; prime seasoned feather beds and bedding,
mahogany chests of drawers, washing and dressing tables, large
chimney and pier glasses, imitation rosewood couches and chairs,
rosewood pier tables and cabinets; large Turkey, Brussels, and
Kidderminster carpets ; printed cotton and other window curtains,
mahogany sideboard and sarcophagus, a set of patent dining tables,
a pair of 18-inch globes, horizontal and grand piano-fortes by
Stoddart and Tomlinson; two tine-toned pedal harps, one by
Erard ; two violins, a fine model of a vessel in ivory, a few paint-
logs by esteemed masters, an excellent eight-day clock, linen,
china, and variotta effects.
Also a select LIBRARY of BOOKS, in handsome bindings.
To be viewed to-morrow and morning of sale, and catalogues hod
at the Rooms ; and of Joseph Cooper and Son, Auctioneers, 93,
Hishopsgate4treet With In.

LirEnPOOL, SUNDAY EVENING.

Wind, W.N.W.—High-water 15 m. p. 4.
Arrived, the Elizabeth. White. from Cape of Good Hope. Nailed
May 26; Hesperous. ll`Cockle, from New York ; Jane. Wheeler,
from St. Petersburg!) ; Lady Floattrez-Bishop, front Drogheda ;
Helen, Cunningham, from Newfoundland, sailed July 26 • James.
Smith, from St. Petersburgh ; Wilhelmina. Mey, from 'Memel ;
Alliencen. Storen, from Ilrahestadt ; St. George, Harper, front
Dublin ; Hibernia. —. front ditto; Agenorta. Berwick, from
Londonderry ; William Pitt, Vernon, from Dublin ; Lark, Codd,
from Wexford ; Wexford Packet, Cullen, front ditto ; Glasgow,
Mick, front Glasgow; Mary Ann, Donnan, from Killough.
The Oporto, from Oporto, passed Holyhead, Aug. 6., with wind
at W.N.W. to IV., strong breeze.