The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-07-26 00:00:00

SDAY. JULY 25, 1",-2(i.

BALE BY AUCTIVN.

VALUABLE REVERSION TO THE MANOR AND
ESTATE OF CHURCH • HALL, IN PAULKSBAIR, IN
THE COUNTY OF L.„._.;EX.
By Mr. Sal G TT Ls WORT H ,
At tho Ma,t, on WEDNESDAY, August g, at 12,
Prim REVERSIONARY LIFE INTEREST of a
Gentlemen, aged 44, In tha MANOR anti ESTATE of
CHURCH 11AIA/, in Paglesham, With the hands and Pimsdais
therm.) belonging, comprising an excellent Residence, four bun.
dreci and forty..iiine germ of rich arable, meadow, pasture, and
wood land, with the rights' royalties, tines, quit-mats, and Ptimu.
allies. belonging to the said Manor. Very desirably sitmitcd in
the psrittli of ntleslistu about six miles from Rochford, ten
from Southend. and forty-Ix from London ; a fine sporting part of
the County of Essex.
May he viewed with tick& nn'!!, Well, with particulars, nil,'
be had tcn days previous this sale, of Mr, filtutdeworth, .18,
Poultry. Particulars Ira ~ also be had at the New Stilt, Hoch-
ford ; Hotel. smithend ; B dck Boy, Clielmsfoid ; Linn and Lamb,
Brentwood ; White Mtn. tonliord 4at the Mart ; and of Messrs.
Barrow mut Vincent, Solic 'rii, Ilasinghall.atrtet, London. .

• • NORTItFLEET, KENT. •
VALUABLE FIINIAIt ILI/ TAVERN, AND E6TATE.
By Mr. ttIUTTT.PAVORTIL
At the Matt, on WEDVSDAY,. August 9, at 13,- un2ea an
Aeacceptable eirer is tAralualtle FREIA y E3TATK oust!, rmitlo by rrivate contract,
V, comprising the
old-established TA Ir RN, known as the (NMI AllllO,
delightfully situated at Ntfilet Bore, 20 miles frent Les lee.
and about a mile avid a ha (min Gravesend, in tit:: ennnty .of
Kent, immediately contigu sto the Anchorage-;;round of the Mkt-
wartl-bnund Intliatuen, sills a convenient landing-place for pas.
?engem by steam and 'tailing boats. The Tavern possesaca excel-
lent accommodidon for contany and pleasure-parties, with out-
offices of eery description; adjolning. are TWO vorrAars,
with gardens; also, a CLOSE of MEADOW LAND, tmder
which i% a valuable MINE til• CHALK and FLINT, and in front
of the Tavern is an excelkatt WHARF, nearly 1:10 feet in depth,
and about lit) feet in front next the river. The premises are let on
lease to and are in the occupation of Mr. Jones, a very respectable
tenant, for a term, of which 12 years arc unexpired, at 'a very low
net rent of MI. per annum. The Tavern is in fall and imptfoVing
trade, thawing Ili butts 'Fr month, with wince and spirituous li-
quors in proportion. The property altogether is particularly recom-
mended as a valuable appendage to a Brewery, and a secure invest
went for capital.
May be viewed with leave of the tenant, and particulars had, 14
days previous to the sale, on She Premises ; at the Bull Inn, Dart-
ford ; Falcon, Gravesend t Mill Inn, Rochester; at she Mart;
-el of )11r. Ihdttleworth, '1 Poußry.

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1r IP • O#IIIATE RECTORY.
.SH TTLEWORTH,
'USD Y, Auguin 17, at 12, in One Lot,
E ATE, in the County of Nor-
he IMPROPRIATE RECTORY of
GREAT- TITHES arising from about
_...1, nor let to the owners and ocewpiers for
icheelro* 18'21, at low rents., amounting to-

VA
By Mr.
At the Mart, on THU
ALL that desirable
folk. comprising the
IVORM WAY, with the C
2,600 ACRES of LAND.
the year ending at M' •
gether to OW.
Also FIVE ACRES of RUBE LAND, and a PUBLIC.
DOUSE, with equistte Buildings, and shout FIVE ACRES of
LAND, part Freehold and pert Copyhohl, situate in lt'ortnegsy
aforesaid.
The only outgoings affeeting•the Tithes are a stipend of 201. per
annum payable to the perpetual Curate, and the repairs of the
Chancel.
Wormegay is distant tire miles from the port and borough of
King's Lynn, and the roads in the neighbourhood are of the first
quality.
For particulars apply to Mr. Shuttleworth Poultry, London ;
and to Messrs. liluneop and Lane, Solicitors,

11EREFORDSIIIIIE.
Dy Mr. SIIUTTLEWORTII,
At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, August ill, nt 12,
ENROSE _FARM, a beautiful and valimble FREE-
1. HOLD ESTATE, delightfully situated on the borders of
the high inrnpike.road, about nineteen miles from Hereford, and
one from Kington, a very picturesque antrline sporting part of the
county of Hereford.
The Farm lies remarkably compact. and con:prises Twoflun-
deed and Thirteen Ames end ilrteen Perches, be the same more cr
less, of rich Arable, Meadow, Vissture, and Wood Land, on the
latter of which is a fine quarry. * tahlek-stone, with a good farm—
house, fartn.yard, barns, stabling, cattle-sheds,and suitable agricul-
tural buildings.
The mail-coach passes the house ; the corers- on the farm and in
the vicinity abound with gamy ; the neighbourhood is Itigldy re-
spectable; the roads excellent; and Kington being one or the
largest and most esteemed corn-markets in the county of Hereford,
attaches to this property peculiar local advantages suldoui exceeded,
Possession may be had at Michaelmas next.
May be viewed, and particulars had fourteen (lays previous to
the sale, on the premises ; at the , Kington ; Green
Dragon, Hereford ; Celt, Gloucester ; Hotel and Libraries, Chet-
tenharo and Malvern ; Star and Garter. Worcester ; of Mr. Geo.
Law, Solicitor, No. 10, Lincoln's ion New-square ; at the Mart ;
and of Mr. Shuttlewurth, No. 28, Poultry.

LIVERPOOL Mos:DAY, Jur.sr 24.
Atzpred•the Erbgrosherlog, Rickman, from Rostock ; Dorothea
Lgrise, hnaack, trotr. Rostock; Augusta Trelcrirk, %sag, from
Rostock ; Emma, Retcher, from Stralsund ; Diana. Kasten, from
Stralsund I Caroline, Krause, tram Muncie ; Ottstaf Carl; Frerko-
rost. from Rostock; !%larmion, Williamson from Dantzic ; Frances
Ilenrtettn, iirnite, from Mobile, sailed 13t June.
Off at 8 o'clock-3 brigs, 1 snow.

. •-•-•
CUSTOM HOUSE..IoLe
*,lutes Entwies, hew...ans.—The Lisette,. Berger. from
Ilmtoricr; • Charlotte, Parrott, from Stralsund ; Baltic, Duncan,
twin Stettin; Messenger, Gill, fro% Wismar; fierhardina. Klein,
from Norden t Anne Margaretha Forstine, Kareheck, frtim Corn.
hageo ; sfercurins,.Plercke, front Danizic; Eagle, Henry, from
Leghorn; Hannalt,.Phillip. from Miramiehi; Thatrel'i Rocigens
from Atomic ; Harmony, Peart, front do.; Charlotte Wylie, Ste-
riker, from Port-an-PrNir : Kitty, Cole, from Peterstiurgli ; Provi-
dence, Buller, from Newfoundland; Mary, Durant, from Parc ;
Ailiea, Cunningham, from Havannalt; Carolits, Afebenling. from
Antwerp ; Allerton, Ekin, from St. Vincent's; Ranger, 011ard,
from Sierra Leone ; Thorny Close Ayre, from New Yak; Us-
lion Packet, Davis, from Ilse of Man ; Rottenlaat. -baroir.g, from
Rotterdam; Glorl, Frost, from do.; Hnsteva, Patterson, from
Stoclibolm; Marta, Nissen, from Kid; Simeon, Rourne, from
Ilmniburgff; BelleAltiance, froM Antwerp ;"Triiiii Freres,
Itiete,from Ileiterdant ; Lively, .Finch, front Harlingen; Union
Gallotuty.,. from elm .4 Time Sisters, Houge, from Oster Riisoer
lltyty -literiestastay-rotas Rotterdam : Miranda. .I,apumster, front 11
Grenada; Danube, Sturges, from !Boston; Tugeltd, Fretword,
from Rostock; West Irt4iao. Cook, from Antigua; Barbarities
Planter. Redman, tram Madeira and Barbadocs ;'lllargare., Thu-
maa,•friam Rona; Iris, Paytom from Lielfast-
ENTERED Outwagni.-*The George Canning, Parton, fur
Naples; Countess Mansfield Sivewright, for Ilamburghl Brothers,
1-•
Atherdon, for Labial ; Album Lowe, for Bahia': *coda, Dill,
for Helmer Lunn, Knox, for 'Cape of Good Hope ; Brirannta,
Bourcher, for Madras, Bombay, and Mauritius.
CLEARE,D OIITNARDS.:—The Cambria, Robinson, for Phila.
delphia; Clifton,lValker, for Hambstigh ; Britannia, Walker, for
Booths), ; Eliza, Minter, for Rotterdam; Friends, Morro, for
Trieste anti Venice ; JeargSte wart, 51•Kentie, for Santa Martha and
Carthagma ; Heto, flair, far Miratnichi.
FAL3IOV7It, JULY 211.—Off the port, the Euphrosyne, Hutch-
install, from •Mirsmichi, In 93 days, for orders. Arrived the rotor',
lloakins, and the muses,. Hicks, fray. London. Sailed the Eli-
zabeth, Atwood; for flublin.—Wind N.
PORTSMOUTH, 21.—Arrived his Majesty's Ship Blond,
from a cruise ; the Woodford, Chapman' front London, for New
South Wales, wilt convicts ; rite Aid, Holder, front Riga; tix
Hard, Hatnot, from Landon. Sailed his Majcaty'a ship Calliope,
on a cruise.—Wind S.F.
Ju eat N.—Passed through from the river in the course
of the day, the Louisa, Mirrors, for filbrahar and Malaga ; the
Lord Wellington, --, ter the Westward ; the Commercial
packet, Collins, for Gibraltar •, the Nereid, Pugh, for St. Vin-
cent's; the Amphitrite, Brightman, for Malta; the Nymph,
Martin, ter Constantinople ; the Telegraph, Cirandin, for 'levee ;
the Emma. Reed, for Leghorn ; the Nassau, Tremayne, for
Malaga ; the Hoop, Simpson. for Teneritre—the la: ter is lying to
in the 1/owns. Sailed the Bride, Brown, fur lndia.—Wind N.E.
fresh breeze and flip!.
GRATESEND, 21.—Arrived the Margaret, Jefferson,
front Naples; the Astres, Batton; tho Stapler, Chambers; .the
Thetis, Rutherford; !lope. Ormiston ; Hylton
Hambragh ; Walker, Wright, from :Hemel; Oliver, Cornigal,
from ditto. Wed the Nassau, Tremayni,, for Malta; the De-
spatch, Riches, for Alogatiore ; the Clifton, Walker, for Ham-
burgh.
A "Man': Ea., JULY 22.—Yesterday, the Friend., Edward, from
Serenade for the Moray Frith, having become wamr-logged in the
gale of the previous night, ran for this harbour, but struck an thz
bar, and drove up with the next flood behind the South pier head.
where she now lies so much damaged in the bottom, that part of
the cargo is washed out. Crew and materials saved.
PARIS, JULY 19.—The Sable, from New Orleans to
Havre, put into Virginia, 20th ult. in distress, having been struck
by lightning, and mainmast broken, lc. The Enterprise, F:des,
bound to Havre, was struck by lightning at New Orleans, 25th
May. Mainmast destroyed and pert of the cargo burnt.
JULY 20 —The Philippine, Boyer, of Margeilles, was
wrested on the bar at Senegal, 22d May. Part of the cargo ssvgd,
Juror 22.—A Co:ombian privateer appeared off Barcelona, 9,h
inst., and a French vessel of war gave chase to her.
JISIISEY, JOLT' 21).—The Thetis, Lemptiere, from Newcastle,
struck on stack three miles front the harbour, this afternoon, and
filled with water.
EMU-WORE, JittY 15.--'The Broad. froM Liverpool
to Riga, got on Drage, 12th inst., but it is enperted has been Radar-
ed off, after throwing 15 tons of salt over.
CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY' 28—The Mary Ann, bound to
Odessa. has arrived here, after being plundered by the Greeks of
about ten bales of manufactured goods. It is reported that the
Harriett, Cadd, has shared the same fate.

Arrived off the Start, a Dutch frigate, frcm the East Indies, and
the Hopewell, from Quebec.
The Friend, Edwards, from Newcastle, was driven on shore near
Aberdeen on the 214 inst.
His Majesty's ship Hloncester, with Lord Strangford on board,
arrived yesterday at Shoernes.. from Cronatadt.
Arrived oft• Dover, the Clifton, —, from Jamaica.
The Zealous, Morrison, from Cardiff to Dundee and Pertly, ex-
perienced a squall on the Dith inst. off Kinnaint's Head, which
carried away her mast and rigging, when she was taken charge of
by the Friends, of Aberdeen, and tossed into Peterhead.