The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-08-25 00:00:00

HOUSk; AND FURNITURE,
Near Portman-equate, the late. Residence of a 31ember of Par-
..

'lament.

By Mr. BULLOCK,
On the Premises, 35, rtatnereet-atreet, on TUL...aDAY., the sth
September, and following Day, at 12,
the genteel lIOUREH()LD FURNITURE;
very capital cabinet pianoforte and harp, tapestry. pictures,
linen, glean and china. and other effects, consisting of a neat draw-
ing-room suite, tine plate* of glass..noble pedestal *kb:board, set of
patent dining tables, seerztaire and boeketeie, a six-octane grand
piano-forte, by Tomkison, useful and ornamental china and glass,
bracket clock, large Brussels atrpets, the appropriate articles of
fire bed-chum:beta and domestic
On the Brat day, in one o'uloalt, will be sold, the valuable Leas::
of the convenient and well-4r caged Residence, held for 13 years,
at the low rent of Vit. per enmity.
May be viewed four days prior to the sale, and catalogue* and
particulars had at the house; ant, of DP. Bullock, High Holborn.

ELIGIBLE LEASEHOLDS ',OR INVESTMENT.
DORSET SQUAW; AHD BRIXTON.
By .Ur. EULLCICK,
At Darr:may'', on MOND4.I . the llth September, at 12,
ASPACIOUS RESIDPICr., built and finished in
the best.manner, in Miltbn-,treet, Dorset-muter, Regent's
Park, worth 1011 guineas
.per argutn. held for 80 years, at a low
ground rent.
Four HOUSES and snots in Vassoll-road, leading from
Brixton to Csinberryll„ two of.which owe let, and the others just
completed (Nos. 3,4, 6, and 6a, Held at a ground rent.
Particulars may be had seiWys prior to the sale, at Gant-
way's and of Mr. Bulled:, inkric
IN ESSEX, NEAR TO 111 A LDON.
TWO VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARMS,
Let to tesoectable 'tenants.
By Mr. W. W. 8131PSON.
At Garraway's, on MONDAY NEXT, at It, In One Lot,
0-11 WO highly valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES,
known as DICK SAE ER'S and 311DLIN'S FARMS,
situated in Me parishes of Mayland and leitchingdon, and contain-
ing four hundred acres of good sound Arable and pasture land, in.
eluding a small portion of saltines, surrounded by moat eacellent
roads, with h wharf for the convent:nee of shipping, and only seven
miles distant from the port and matket town of Malden. Two
respectable farm-houses, with gardens and suitable agricultural
buildings, fully adequate to the extent of land.
Particulars will appear in due time, and may be bad on appliea-
thin to \V. W. Francis, Esq. Solicitor, Colchester; or to Mr. W.
W. Simpson, lineklcrabury, London.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES AND MANOR,
WITH QUIT-RENTS ANI) FINES,
COUNTY OF ESSEX.
jly Mr. W. W. SI 31.PSON,
At Garraway's, nn MONDAY NEXT, at 12. in Three Lots,
by Order or the Executors of the late Mr. Thomas Green, of
Purleigh Hall.
Lot 1..L4i Very valuable and desirable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, containing BM acres of arable and pas-
ture land, together with the manor of Le Howe, extending over 700
acres, with the quit-rents and lines arising therefrom, and a de-
sirable cottage residence and suitable agricultural hitiblings, situated
in a picturesque and salubrious part of the village of Purleigh,
within four miles of the port of 31aldon, and ten of Chelmsford.
lint 2. Eleven Acres of most excellent LAND and a COT-
T.IG E. lying near to the high road.
Lot S. Four Acres of PASTURE LAND, called Richmond's
Meads, with two COTTAGES and excellent garden.
Particulars may be had in due time of H. Bartlett, Esq. So-
licitor, Chelmaford ; and of Mr. W. W. Simpson, 24, Bucklers-
bury, London.

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.—Me.CLARK,Dentiit,
No. 5, King-street, Holborn, respectfully acquaint' the
Nobility and Gentry. that he continues successfully to CURE
TOOTHACH, and RESTORE DECAYED TEETH to their
former usefulness, without pain or extraction, by a new, etre, and
eesy process.
Mr. Clark having made the Preservation of the Teeth his par.
ocular study, solicits inquiry into the principles on which he UCI.II.
Medical Gentlemen of eminence, and others, who have experienced
the beneti.s of the new system, can be referred w. Natural and
Artificial Teeth, from one to a full set, supplied in the usual way.
Mr. Clark's Apparatus for facilitating Cupping, for which a
Medal was awarded by the Sudo/ of Arts, is appliea:)le to the
Glasses or Cups already in use, and may be sent to the country in
lau ordinary-sized letter. Price 2Us. and 3114. per set.

30, STRAND.
rrlIE BALLOON ; or, TAKING POSSESSION
OF A NEW TERRITORY.
A CORONATION INCIDENT.
" Hue never in London has bran in hur life !"
A Cambrian exclaitu'd, at South Mims who resides ;
When plodding his way, sans obstruction or grits?,
His steps to the Park curiosity guides,
From whence he had learnt that a splendid Balloon
Would mount, with a fant'd iEronaut, to the Aloon !
The Welchman manceuvred to gain a close stand,
And saw with amazement the vessel expand ;
Increasing in growth, by mysterious pursuits
Of skili'd Amateurs, each array'd in bright Boots;
Derivinx, it seem'd. supernatural aid
From tortnein the Jet's glossy lustre displsy'd !
" Cot pleas hur !" the Cambrian exclaim'd in affright,
Sublimely. as soar'd the gay Orb to the sky,
Soon lost in Immensity's spare to the eye!
When sped from the !scene of ascension his flight,
Nor atom 'till South Mims he regain'd in terrorein.
When floating in ar the Balloon homed o'er him !
The ;Eton:tut near Potter's field now descended.
And quickly by foilowers from Town was attended,
Array'd in the Jet of Renown, as before,
Whose Boots each a Spectre apparently bore !
" Cot pleas now the Monarch of Wales and the Moms,
And save the Jet-sprites, that po,session so soon
Enabled the inttemtl Trav'll ft to take,
And safely a journey so perilous make!"
Cried Owen u? Morgan :—the curious oration
From all ratted an uproar of mirthful applause ;
" The Jet," they exclained, •' a fresh incident draws
The glee to enhance of this fam'd Coronation ;
Nor richness of humour, nor ornament lacking,
Sustalo'd in their zenith by Warren's Jet Blacking."
This easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING, prepared by
ROBERT WARREN, 30, Strand, London; and sold in every
Town in the Kingdom.
LIQUID, in Bottles, 104., 124., and likl. each.
Also, PASTE BLACKING, in Pots, 64., 124., and 18.1. each.
A Shilling Pot of Paste is equal to Four One Shilling Bottles of