The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-06-24 00:00:00

NEWICK, SUSSEX._

By VERRAI,I, and SON, in Two Lots,
At the Old Ship Tavern, Brighton, on Tlll' HAUS', the Ist day
of July nest, at 12 o'clock,

AVEIL V T/E8(11.XIII:17i FS7fri;fl..., partly Freehold
and pansy Copyliold, lying within a Ring Fence.
Lot I. A FA3III.V (RESIDENCE, called BI:ECI1L/1NDS.
with coach-house, stabling, and offices; pleasure grounds and
gardens, and nearly Forty Acres of excellent Lund, well wooded.
The House is situate on an eminence, with an avenue of trees in
front, overlooking a beaut:fol extent of landscape, with excellent
water, good roads, and genteel society, and in the midst of shoot-
ing and field sports, near the village of Newick, four miles from
llareaficld and l'ektield, seven from I.ewes, fifteen from Brighton,
and forty-one from London.
Lot 2. A FARM HOUSE with requisite barns, yards, and
buildings, and One Hundred and Ten Acres of good arable,
meadow pasture, and woodland. nearly nib; iaing Lot I.
Printed particular (with plans of the Estate annexed) may be
had at the Old Ship Tavern, Brighton ; Steync Hotel, ll'orthing ;
Swan Inn, Hastings; at the Auction Mart, London ; and of the
Auctioneers, at ',ewes; and further particulars way bo had upon
application to Mr. Greene, Solicitor, 33, Grand Parade, Brighton ;
or to :Mr. Sowton, Solicitor, Gray's Inn, London,

LEASEHOLD ESTATES, SOUTH-ST E ET, MA N•
C 11 EST E It-SQUA RE, and C110311:11-STR ELT, ORA I"S
Ily WINSTANLEY and SONS,
At the Mart, on TI•ESIIA I, 20th July, at 12 taloa, in Two
Lots, by order of the Executors of Thomas Cadby, Esq., de-
ceased.
Lot 1. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of an
„ta, Old-established Green-grocer's Shop. with conve-
nient Dv/tiling-house, most desirably siturte, No. Id. South-street,
Manchester-square, in the occupation of 31m. Osinbrook, an old
and respectable tenant, on lease, at fiol. per annum, held for 114
years, at aground rent of GI. per annum.
Lot 2. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of Two
Measuages, being Nos. UN and 107, Cromer-streer, one of which
is a Baker's, and corner shop ; and another Messuage, being No.
Ifi, in Bripton-street, in the occupation of Messrs. Ytkhin, Hawk-
er, and Norris, at rents amounting to 071. 103. per annutu, held
for srt years.
To be viewed by permission of the tenants.
Printed Particulars may he had of Metros. Clowes, Onne. and
Solicitors, 10, King's Bench-walk, Temple; at the -)part:;
and of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row.

KENSINGTON.
Leasehold Improved Gummi Rents and Estate, producing near
int per .%nnum.
By WINSTA N 1.1; and SONS,
At the Mart, on Tr ESll,ll', July .20, at 12, in I the Lot,

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A VALI .1111. I.F.ASE II( EST.IT ; cor.;
11 prising improved Ground 'tents, to nearly 1.'9/.
per annum ; and Four neat brick-built Dwelling Douses, bong
ot. I, 2,3, aid 1, in Snuth-place, I 'pper Kennington-lane. TICAT
to Kennington cress, in the men pat of Ilessrs. Drown, iter.a.
ICI4, and Stone, and of Nits. Harvey, at r2tits airotiming to ( 1.. e
Hundred and Eight Founds per annum ; lit 14 for an iinex:MA
term of thirty years, it three lives named in cert.:in I.c:ter.:
under the Great Seal shoukl so long live.
. . .

To be viewed by permission of the 1 enarits. Printed Particu-
lars may be had of 3lr. f:ikon, Solicitor, Temple ; at
the Windmill and at the limns, at Kennington ; at the Mart ; and
of Wins;attley and ions, Paternoster-r)w.

I f.
" A work of this kind has long been wanted on account of tha
poverty of Duette; Dictionary, and the introduction of numerot a
wends into the Italian language which are not recognised by the
Della Crusca Le icography. The that part of the Dictionary co--
tains about 15,900 words more than the corresponding part e•l'
Barettra, and the superiority of the second is proportionate. But
the chief excellence of the present Work consists in the accentua-
tion, by which the true pronunciation of every Italian word is
clearly indicated, and the intioduction of the irregularities of verbs,
doubtful plurals of nouns, and other peculiarities of the language.
The literary celebrity of Signor Petro, :N , the author of the ' apo-
leonide,' the translations of •IA Fontaine's Fables,' and of - I
the Introduction to Dante, Arinsto, and Tama, and several
other populir Works, guarantees the fidelity of this dictionary,
which appears to have been very carefully eaccuted."—Netv
Mirhly Magazine for June, 11121.
The above is to be had at Treuttel and Wanes, and Dulan-z,
Sohe-wivare; and all the principal Booksellers t also at the
Author s, Mr. Petroni, 33, Howland-street, Fitsroy-sqoare.

LAWTON'S P.tTENT ItEI'OLVING 14 HA.
101 IN LAW TON, late of Kin, street, Snow-h:",
bctz. to inform the Nobili:y, /;entry, and the Pu!,lir, tlin-. h.!
has 111011/WED 71t. ELEE.r.sTrti.Er, where he contimts
to manufacture his PATENT LOCKS, o strongly recommended
by the Police for their security against Picks or False Keys; al
also 11;11 Anti-Peculator, with whirl, by the assistance of a n•-1
weighing on:y a f...w groins, every door in a Building may be et-
fecmaily secured against intruder:.
Iron Chests, Cas;:s, Cash-Boxes, &e. kept rcaily fitted up, 3'.1
made to order.

BF II In 31.1..IESTV'S 1.E'1"1. ERS PATENT.
ronE SF:LF-I.I,I,I"MIN.kTING Nl6ll'l' or 1).%
LAMP,I. producing Permanent Light by Touching a Stron..!.
This Invention combines utility, economy, durability, and sat:-
ty it is equally adapted to the drawing-room, the library, the
chamber of the invalid. and the office of the man nt. business. and
is expected to supersede everything of the kind now in use.
When required for the night, the lamp may be placed in a^y
part of the room, and the string attached to the had, by merely
pulling which light is produced. In the day it may be used fur
seallng letters, &c. without the string.
To the Artuy and Navy, the Law and the Faculty, tll, Stoleit
at the University and in ehaoltwm, to Merchant,: and llarkeri. to
Public Offices and Private Families, for enemy Ilerlmom, to C.ip.
• tains of &Intl% and Travellers in tieneral, and for the Insides of
Carriages. it is particularly recommended ; and to the Lover, of
Novelty and the Curious in Science, it may form an n.celeilble
present.
It allowed to burn, the Lamp will yield a steady light for let or
20 hours without trimming. It is so portable. that it mar be
eltvied in the .00... get ; so simple, that a child may use it ; and so
cleanly, that it may be packed with the finest linen immediately
aftc, use.
By shutting the box, the works are so ni-:1y fitted. that noth,ng
can est ape in v. hatever position it may be placed. As a prof of
this, it lois been sent, when fully trimmed, and eliarg.•il with oil,
RA, tact niatchei, front London to Eillnburgh, by the motif-txrach.
as a bvise parcel, and arrived in pertect ...viirity.
Sold br appnintotent 3leisri. Savory, Moore, and Pavilion,
11i, Paind.street ; 11r.Ildlunl, St. Paul's Church-yard; Mr.
11.1n,,-ston. PA. ; Mr. Sanger, I:41, Oat irl-• !veer ;
street;tlStra Messrs.l 1
317. akv3ill;

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