The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-02-17 00:00:00

IN WILTS.

THE WINSLEY ESTATE AND MANOR,
Together with suitable Farm-Houses, and 610 Acres of Land,
within five miles of the City of Bath, the River Avon passing
through this eligible Property ; the Land Tax is all redeemed.
Also, a Dairy Farm, three miles distant.
By Messrs. ROBINS,
At the Auction Mart. opposite the Bank of England, on THURS-
DAY, 10th March, at I!,
AVALUABLE and IMPROVABLE FREEHOLD
ESTATE, consisting of the MANOR of WINSLEY,
together with two good Farm-Houses, conveniently plated, situate
at Winsley and Turbot, in the PARISH of BRADFORD; it
comprehends 640 ACRES of EXCELLENT LAND, divided
into useful Farms, and let to respectable Tenants.
The Estate has an infinity of advantages ; it is apprehended •
few will suffice for the present purpose: It is within five miles of
the CITY of BATH, seven miles from Frome and Melksham,
four from Trowbridge, and thirteen from Devises, all excellent
market towns; the Kennet and Avon Canal passing through the
Estate, gives a facility frequently available to distant markets;
there are inexhaustible Free-Stone Quarries immediately adjoining
the Canal., and from this source Bath, as well as the Metropolis,
bas already participated largely ; the present Rental was formed
during the great depression ; it amounts to about 7301., but
the estimated value is at least 1,0001. a-year. There is an
abundance of Game, and it is well preserved. As an Invest-
ment, there are few that can altogether fairly lay claim to more
permanent advantages than this Estate: there is also, within
three miles distant, a desirable DAIRY FARM, of 00 Acres, at
Holt, and in the same parish.
Particulars may he had, 21 days prior to the Sale, at the York
House, Bath ; Bush, Bristol the principal Inns at Frnene, De-
vizes, Bradford, and Trowbridge; of Messrs. bloule, Solicitors,
Melksharn ; Messrs. Frowd and Rose, Serle's-street, Lincoln's
Inn ; at the Auction Man; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden,
when a Plan of the Estate may be seen.

SALES BY AUCTION.
MIDDLETONJIALL, NEAR CA E RBLIR TH EN, SOUTH
WA LES.
Genuine and Elegant Household Furniture. Chimney Glasses, one
Plate 81 by i 5 inches ; Mirrors, Grand and Square Piano-
fortes, large Maps on Spring Rollers, Telescopes, China and
Glass, Patent Mangle, Fowling-pieces, Irish Car, fine Orange
Trees, Green-house Plants, Melon Frames, Cellar of choice
Wines, Live and Dead farming Stock and Implements; a
Library of Ileoks. Late the property of Sir William Paxton,
Bart. deceased, by order of the Executors,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-sweet, tendon,)
On the Premises, Middleton Hall, between Llandilo,Caermarthen.
and Swansea, oa MONDAY, the 21st of March, 1825, and six
following days (Sundayexcepted)},'at Eleven o'clock,
TIIE FASHIONABLE IH)USEHOLD FURNI-
TURE, comprising lofty four-post, chair, canopy, tent, and
other bedsteads, with elegant palempore, chintz, cotton, and white
dimity furnitures and window curtains en suite; prime se:sore:l
feather beds and bedding; mahogany wardrobes; chests of
drawers; drawing and dining-room French curtains, in chintz,
cotton, and morine ; sofas, couches, and easy chairs, covered en
suite; secretaire and bookcase; capital library table, occasional,
Pembroke, reading, wort, card, sofa, and other tables ; sideboards ;
set of dining-tables, on pillars and claws; mahogany chairs and
couch, in leather; massive hall chairs ; large India mats; Tur-
key, Brussels, and Kidderminster carpets, and oil cloths ; china
and glass, in dinner and dessert services ; a beautiful nine-tier rice
pagoda; numerous kitzlien, dairy, and brewing enet.sils ; coach
harness, saddles and bridles; a quantity of Bath paring stone;
garden tools and lights; sailing boats, nets, marquk and poles;
eellsr of choice wine, containing two hundred dozen of old Port,
Shiny, West India Medeira,
Also, the Cspital Live and Dead FARMING STOCK and
IMPLEMENTS; comprising two waggons, live carts, a inarket
cart, harness, ploughs, harrows, and drills; • cultivator ; three oak
rollers, ladders, four sticks of oak, eight fine cart horses and mares,
a saddle horse, a steer and a cow, poultry, two hundred tons of hay;
fifteen ricks of wheat ; barley and oats, about one hundred quarters,
and various other effects.

May be viewed on Monday, the 14th of March, to the time of
Sale (Sundays excepted). Catalogues to be had on the premises,
at 2s. W. each ; also at Messrs. Junes and Monia's. Solicitors,
Catrmarthen ; Messrs. Haynes, Bankers. Swansea; Bush Tavern,
Bristol; York House Hotel, Bath ; Mr. Bentley, Auctioneer,
Worcester ; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent.street, Lyndon.

SHARES IN THE Wk4ThIINSTER GAS COMPANY,
EAGLE AND LAW LIFE ASSURANCE, AND CROY-
DON CANAL.
By Mr. WILLIAMS,
At the Auction Mart, THIS DAY. at 12,
THIRTEEN OLD and THREE NEW SHARES
in that valuable, Img.establlahed, and improving Concern,
the WESTMINSTER CHARTERED GAS and COKE COM-
PANY ; TWENTY in the EAGLE, and TEN in the LAW
LIFE ASSURANCE ; also, SEVEN in the CROYDON
CANAL

Printed particulars may be had at the girt ; and of Mr. Wil-
liams, Throgmorton.street.

ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD ESTATES,
FULHAM, KENNINGTON, and BRIXTON.
Ily Mr. WILLIAMS.
At the Auction Mart, THIS DAY, at 12, in Ten Lots,
AVALUABLE and COMPACT FREEHOLD
ESTATE, comprising five Brick-built Dwelling-houses,
with Shops, situate Nos. 1,2, 4,4, and 9, Star-place, opposite,the
Seven Stars public house, North-end, Fulham, Middlesex; part
let on Leases, and of the annual value of 1731. 34. The land-tax
on the whole is redeemed.
Also, a desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising four
genteel and substantial well-built Houses, with neat fore-courts
and walled gardens, very cheerfully and respectably situate, Nos.
I, 8, 10, and 11, Bath-terrnce, the New-road leading from Ken-
nington to Camberwell-green, Surrey; Nos. I, 10, and 11, let to
Messrs. Reed, Getty, and Couch, responsible tenants, at ISS/.
per annum ; and No. 8, with possession, of the annual value of 501.
Also, a COTTAGE RESIDENCE, with virandas in front,
conveniently fitted up and suited for the immediate reception of a
genteel family, of the value of 431. per annum. The whole held
for 7$ years, at ground rents of 81.
To be viewed till the sale, with lease of the respective tenant!.
Particulars had of Messrs. Tomlinson, Bennell, and Cooper, Cop.
that-court; and Mr. Sabine, Carmarthen-street, Bedford-square,
Solicitors ; the Auction Mart; and of hit. Williams, Throgmor-
ton-street, opposite the Bank.

ELIGIBLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES, AND WELL
SECURED ANNUITIES.
By Mr. NVILLIAMS,
At the Auction Mart, THIS DAY at Twelve, in Five bats, by
order of the Executor of Sir. 'Peter Jenkins, deceased,
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES, comprising
a Genteel and Substantial Brick-built DWELLING-
HOUSE, situate No. 9 in the Polygon, Clarendon-square,
Sorters-town, let to Miss Murphy, a respectable tenant, for three
years, at .151. per annum, held for fifty-four years, at a Ground-
rent of W. 10s. TWO HOUSES, Nos. 31 and 32. Swan-Owe,
Kent-mad, Surrey, under-let to Mr. Woodward, at a low old net
rent of 34/. 10s. per annum, held for sixty-two pan, free from
ground-rent. An ANNUITY of 351. per annum, secured upon
four Houses and Gardens, Nos. 7,8, 9, and 10, Paradise-row,l
Hackney. And TWO ANNUITIES of 301. each per annum,i
arising from Two-seventh Parts of a Valuable Estate. comprising
two capital Houses, Non. 24 and 23, Carey-street, Lincoln's Inn.
Eight Houses, forming the whole of Yeatee-court ; the Tailors'
Arms, public.house; and three Houses, Nos. 18, 19, and 21, in
St. Clement...lane, adjoining.
Descriptive particulars may be had at the Tailors' Arms public-
house, on the estate; and of 111 r. Williams, Throgroorton-strcet.

CHELTENHAM.
Messrs. COOKE'S VALUABLE STOCK.
By Mr. WILLIAMS.
On the Premises on MONDAY, Feb. 28, and three following
Days, at If welre o'c:ick, by order to the Assignees,
ALL the Valuable STOCK in TRADE of
Manufactured
A
Cabinet Furniture, large brilliant plate glasses ; panharmo-
nicon, in a rosewood case, with 4 barrels; eight-light chandelier,
plate, linen, china, glass, books, pictures, carved King's coat of
arms, marble chimney-pieces, thiriy leather patent military and
other trunks, and numerous effects, of Messrs. Cooke, at their
Spacious Rooms, in the Promenade.
The Cabinet Furniture comprises aets of Spanish mahogany
patent dining, 100, sofa, breakfast, card, work, and dressing tables,
rosewood 100 ditto, richly banded ; pedestal sideboards ; maho_
gany and rosewood drawing-room, dining, library, and chamber
chain; elegant Grecian couches and sofas, stufled in morocco,
chintz, and satin hair.cloth ; chetroniers, wardrobes, commode and
other chests of drawers, carved mahogany four-post, canopy, tent,
and servants' bedsteads, with moreen, chintz, and dimity fur-
niture, prime down and goose bordered beds; millpuff flock ditto ;
hair, wool, and flock matresses ; counterpanes and quilts, ma-
hogany corner and square wash-hand stands, night tables, brilliant
plates of glass, 75 by 37, 75 by 34, and 63 by 44, six ditto in
elegant gilt frames, cheval and French swing ditto ; 24-inch conres
mirror ; a magnificent set of carved gilt cornices, 15 feet long • a
capital barometer, with time-piece; large Brussels and Kidder.
moister carpets, drug carnage and hearth rugs, floor-cloth ra,
transparent rolling b inds, paper hangings and borders, funeral
cloaks, velvet pall, fringes, lace trimmings, silk bell-ropes and
tassels; bed ticking, brass work, French lamps, elegant polished
steel fenders and tire-irons, brewing and kitchen utensils; nine
handsome statuary, vein, and dove marble chimney-pieces; two
hundred and forty gross of wine corks, truck, wheelbarrow, Ste.
To be viewed on Friday and Saturday preceding, and mornings
of sale ; and catalogues had on the premises ; of Messrs. Priers,
Griffiths, and Pruen, scuicitors, and of Mr. Thomas Williams,
Cheltenham; Mr. Stretch, Worcester; King's Head, Gloucester;
Hop-pole, Tewkesbury ; and of Mr. Williams, Throgmorton-
street, London.

WELL-SECURED INVESTMENTS, BRIGHTON, REI-
GATE,CROYDON, and NORWOOD; also CANAL and
other SHARES.
By Mr. WILLIAMS.
At the Auction Mart, on FRIDAY, Feb. 25, at Twelve,
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising
a capital RESIDENCE, most desirably situate, No. 1, Pres-
ton-street, adjoining Albion House, on the West Cliff, Brighton,
near Regency-square, let to a responsible tenant, at 941. les. per
annum.
A NET RENT of 4.1/. per annum, issuing out of a spacious
timber yard, with shops, premises, and two dwelling-houses, situate
in Frederick-gardens, near Church-street, on „lease to Mr. Wybom,
a very respectable tenant, for the whole term, which is 711 years
unexpired, free from ground-rent, being nearly. equal in value to
freehold ; and three neat houses, nearly adjoining, let at 391. per
annum, held for 79 years at a peppercorn.
TWO BONDS of 3351. secured on the Tolls of the Croydon
and Reigate Trusts, paying four per rent. interest.
TWO CROYDON CANAL BONDS of 2201. bearing in-
terest at five per cent.
FREEHOLD ESTATES, consisting of the great tithes arising
from 38 acres of pasture and arable land and garden ground, ad-
joining and contiguous to the town of Croydon ; also the rectorial
tithes Issuing out of Goat House Farm, at Norwood.
TWO SHARES in the highly valuable and improving naviga-
tion, the Monmouth Canal, dividing le per cent. per annum.
THIRTY SHARES in the Croydon Canal, six in the West
Middlesex Water Works, fifteen old shares in the Brighton Gas
Company, dividing six per cent.: ten new shares in the Southwark-
bridge, paying 704 per cent. ; six old shares in the Westminster
Chartered Gas Company, dividing six per cent.; thirty shares in the
Eagle Insurance; and • bond of 5001. secured on the Poplar and
Greenwich Ferry.
Descriptive Particulars may be bad of Mr. Drummond. Solici-
tor, Croydon; Mr. Dane,Palsgrave-place, Temple-Bar; at the
(ltd Ship Hotel, Brighton ; Greyhound, and King's Arms, Croy-
don; W'hite Hart, Reigate ; Horns, Norwood ; and Mr. Williams,
Tnrogmorton-strect.

SALE OF THE LATE LORD DIACDONALD'S
PROPERT Y.
HOUSES, LIBRARY, WINES FURNITURE. &c.
MR. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies, that, by molar
of the Ezecutors, he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, 0.;
MONDAY, NEXT, and Five following Days, at Twelve
' for One o'Clock, without reserve, the splendid and valuable LI.
BRA Rl' of BOOKS, BOOKS on ART, O.ILL RIES,
MAPS, &e. principally of Modern Works, in costly bindings,
and comprising upwards of Four Tbomand Volumes, 1,17.-
Octavo et infra—The Scots Magazine, 71 vols.; (Everett de
Voltaire, 71 tome, edit. Beaumarchais ; Rollin's and Cresier's
History; Bowles 's Pope; Todd's Spenser and 31ilten ; Pine's
Horace and Virgil; Rapin's ilietory of England, best edition;
Worlidge's Gems ; Junius, variorum edition ; Shaftesbury's Cita.;
ractcriatics ; Tt.cker's Light of Nature; IValpole's Nole Au,
{horn ; Gentleman's Magazine, a fine set; and a C.1,41;0t1S reatise
on the Game of Chess.
Quanta—Den gaizoto, with plates, slier Smirke. India proofs ;
(-fell and Gandy's Pon p ii, Irdia proofs and etchings; Neak's
Gentlemen's Residences, proofs; Daniel's Voyage off the Coast of
Great Britain; Pennant's Works, complete; Fenn's Original
Letters; (lough's Topography, illustrated; Pinkerton's Voyages;
Strutt's Pierce, large paper, complete; a unique Copy of the
Orderie du hi usne Napoleon, proofs before ;he letters
Noble Galleries, India proofs I Ilakewill's Italy. India proofs :
d't)yley and Mant's Bible ; Clarke's Tracels ; Dibdia's Iliblitt.
mania, illustrated, in 6 vols. ; Bosrell's Johnson. illos*rated ;
Britton's Architectural Antiquities; and all the English phr,,niqlers.
Folio.—The Heraldic Visitation Books; Stukely's Itinerary;
Neale's Westminster; A curious MS., the Pedigrees of the fa-
milies of Yorkshire; Stowe by Snype ; Pocock and Norden's
Egypt; Cabinet Du Roy, en 26 tome; Dart's Westmitieter and
Canterbury; Galerie flu Crozet; Museum Florentium • Lodge's
English Portraits, India proofs ; be Brun's Galerie ; Clarendon's
, Rebellion, illustrated ; Liber Veritates, 3 vols. ; Holbein's Heads;
t a splendid set of Piranesi's Works; Captain Baillie's Works,
proofs; Iloubraken's Heads, an original copy; Strutt's Engravers.
illustrated ; Dugdale's Baronage; Porches his Pilgrimage
Graver', Biographical History of England, illustrated by 2,2(,11
Portraits; Hearne and Byrne's Antiquities of Great Britain ;
met's Dictionary of the Bible; Holbein's Heads, a splendid cop) ;
Lodge's Portraits of Illustrious Personages; Shlkspeare's Come-
dies and Tragedies, an original edition ; and a variety of others
equally valuable, and the whole in costly bindings.
The Books nifty now be viewed (at the residence of the late Lord
Macdonald, No. in, Welbeck-strset), by Catalogues at 2s. each,
and an order from Mr. Phillips, New Bund-otew