The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-07-29 00:00:00

THE LATE BARON MASERES.

Residence, Houtehold Furniture, LiiwiTilco;k7eases , Valuable
Library of Books, Eight sets of Fire Escapes, Fowling Picas,
Prints, and Effects, Rathbone-place.
By 111 r. MILLS,
On FRIDAY. August 6, 1824, and following Day, at Eleven
o'Clock each Day, on the Premises, 14, Rathbone-place, Oxford-
meet, by direction of the Executors of Francis Mamma, Esq.,
Cursiter Baron of the Exchequer.
THE VALUABLE LEASE, with immediate Posses-
sion, of the SPACIOUS FAMILY RESIDENCE, con-
taining seven excellent chambers, two excellent drawing-rooms,
large dining,.marning, and gentleman's-rooms, large entrance—hall,
excellent domes& oama, and spacious yard.
Also, on the same and following day. will be Sold by Auction,
on the Premises, the remaining HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising neat mahogany four-post, tent, and other bedsteads,
with mortal furniture*, goose feather beds, mattresses and bedding,
mahogany chest of drawers, dressing-stands. glasses,' drawing.
room suite, is curtains, chaise, sofa, satin wood card-tablei, maho-
gany dining and Pembroke tables, set of mahogany chairs, Brus-
sels and kiddmninster carpets, capital mahogany bookcase, pier
and chimney...glasses, eight sew of fire escapes, fowling pieoea,
kitchen requisites, and miscellaneous effects ' • also the valuable
Library of Books, comprising about I,IW volumes, including
many valuable works.
The Premises may be viewed six days previous, and the effects
one day previous and morning of sale. Particulars of the Pre-
Mises and Cohdogues of the effects may be had at sixpence each,
on the Premises, anjlof Mr. Mills, Chapel-placir Poultry.

TO CAPITALISTS.
Bull Tavern, Tap, and Posting, and about Forty-tive Acres of Rich
Land, containing capital Brick Earth, Shooter's HilL
By Mr. MILLS.
About the latter end of AUGUST, 1824, as die Auction Mart
(unless an acceptabtle offer is previutudy made by Private
41rstrect),
T'HE valuable beneficial GOOD-WILL and LEASE
of those highly important and extensive Premises, known
at the BULL TAVERN, SHOOTER'S HILL, KENT, on
the high road from London to Hover, enabliabad upwards of son
hundred years, and which has Morays beet resorted to by the prin.
cipd families, as affording the beet accommodation, indereadent
of which, it commands the most unrivalled scenery in the king-
dom.

The Old Tavern contains numerous chambers, spacious
rooms, billiard-room, bar, dairy, Ice-house, and numerous cla-
mant tativenientes. The out.buildings comprise extensive
stabling, coach-houses, granaries, post-boy's house, smith's shop,
and spacious yard.
The New Buildings, which are contiguous, contain numerous
bed-charnlen, two noble lofty dining-roams, a spacious As-
sembly Roan about 75 feet long, hall; and domestic conveniences.
The Tap. A free house, comprising a DON brick-built building,
with a good trade attached.
The-Pleasure grounds, which comprise about four saes, are
laid out with infinite taste in serpentine walks ; and the Gardens,
whicherkply productive, would foam a considerable profit to a
mark er.
The comprise about forty.fire aces pasture in the bitten
' suttee cultivation, patrol' which is situated adjoining the grounds
of Shrewsbury Moues, and the remaining on the high Mad from
Lohdon to Dover, 'about one mile of water carriage, and 00•414111
an inexhaustible quantity of superior brick earth.
This Property, upon which upwards of 30,1401. has been ea-
pander], stand, unrivalled, and would form an eligible investment
for Capitalists.
Descriptive Particulan are preparing, and may be had fourteen
days previous to the Sale on the Premises ; also of Henry Pea-
cock, Esq., Solicitor, No. 11, Warwick-street, Golden-square ; ot
the Inns at Dartford; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Mills, Chapel.
place, Poultry. •

TAR. EADY'S LIVE PRESERVERS are Sold at 38,
11 DEAN-STREET, SOHO. and So other place in London
being a methodical arrangement of Remedies for the general
Diseases of the Body, too previously prepared as to enable the
Patients to prescribe for themselves, *khans trouble or delay ;
thereby proving doubtless in many instances a Life Preserver.
The practice selected bas been sanctioned by long and successful
experience, and is founded upon a system in which all the modern
improvements in the mihme of medicine are combined.
They are forwarded to every part of the tummy, ov receiving the
amount by poster otheirwiem—lrice lie. ; 32u.; aesl3ll. ;
Chats, U. let., with *Views direciielso.

Printed Particulars may .be then had at the JIM at Reigate,
Crawley, Dorking,' Sutton, mod Croy‘on • of Mem. Spnlor and
Desborough, Sise-lawe, Bucktwebwt, Lakes) ; a the Matt g lad
of Wizotaoley mod Sow, Paiernoweer.row.

CLAPHAM, SURREY.
FREEHOLD GROUND and IMPROVED RENTS, a
Mg to nearly Sea per Annum ; a Convenient, Plealantlliat
Di:NC E, with Possession ; Plots of B1:I LPING GROUND,
and THREE MEADOWS. . .
By WIVSTANLBY and SONS,
At the Mart, in SEPTILMPER, in several Lots, by direction of
• the Executors of J. Harris. Esq., deceased,
VALUABLE and very IMPROVABLE FREE-
!' HOLD ESTATES, exonerated from the Land Tax •
c;nsisting of a Ground Rent of JUL per annum, issuing oat of,
and most abundantly secured by, a capital Residence, with Gar-
d:l4 &c., in the occupation of B. A. Goldschntidt, Est;
THREE other DWELLING HOUSES, COTTAGES, and
LAND, all situate in lArithall.lane, and the Wandsworth-me.
TWO other GROUND RENTS of a per annum each, with
the valuable Reversion to two neat and•conreniem Dwelling
Houses, situate adjoining to St. Paul's Cbapelot Clapham.
An IMPROVED BENT of SA i 101., ssuing out of, and
molt amply secured by, an excellent Brick Dwelling House, with
large Garden, Coach House, Stabling, de., occupied by Wil-
kinson, Esq., on Lease.
A Gent..-el and Cotnfortable RESIDENCE, plessantly situate in
Larkhati-lane, Clapham, odjoininyi the preceding Estat a, with
Coach House, Stable, and large Siarden, and of which an WIT
possession may lie had.

Sundry PLATS of Bliitt.Dl NG-GROUND, with frontage on
the Vi'andsworth-road ; a small Meadow at the Deck of the before-
mentioned houses, and two excillaut Meadows, each containing
about three saes, situate on the North-west side of the Wands-
worth-med.

To be viewed 14 days preceding the Sale, by Tickets only,
which, with printed Particulars. may be hid or !Began. Spence
and Desborongb, Soncitors, Sim-lane, Bucklersbury ; and ut
W iniuseley sod Sons, Paternoster-row.
Particidans also at the Windmill, and Plough, Clapham ; Nag's
Head, Wandsworth.road ; Swan, Stockwell ; midst the :Ban..