The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-12-24 00:00:00

31ANSIUN AND LAND, STANMORE.DILL, MID-
DLESEX.

IN and DI JIE\JIA\I have the
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to .!nf n
nce Cu H
to the Public, that they trill SUI MI 1'
to PUBLIC AUCTION, at °areaway's, on Tl• ESI).I V, the 2litt
of January, at twelve o'clock, a truly veinal:le FREEHOLD
ESTATE situate at Stanmore-hill. tea milts front London. The
31anaion and Offices are very commodious, and well adapted to
the residence of a Gentleman of rank. mid front its contiguity to
the 3letropolis, ix suitable for the establishment of any gentleman
whose avocations may require a daily attendance is town. Tn•
! Mansion is seeludrd from the road by a lofty brick wall. ma
situate upon an eminence celArated for its extensive and beautifo
scenery over the vicinity and the adjofning counties. The nei6h.
bourhood is of the flrit respectability, the situation dry and healthy.
with an abundant supply of excellent water. etul the Louse sad
offices are replete with every studied convenience for a first-rat • esta..
bliahment. The Estate comprises, with the Mansion, bo it 130
acres of very productive paddock, meadow, arable, and wood
land, upon which are large fish ponds well stocked with use pike,
carp, and tench ; the woods are abundantly supplied with game
the pleasure grounds and paddocks ars of mete:ling beauty, and
intrialeeteill with the tnint rare and choice shrubs . • the grounds are
diversified with plantations of thrifty timbers, and hrheda plan..
tation abutting upon the Elstree and Edgeware roads. and the lane!
adjoining. Taking into view its nuanifeet local advantages sea
truly picturesque beauty, it is an ];state that must commend
general admiration.
May be viewed by Tickets only, 21 days prior. Particulars sad
conditions, with a map of the Estate, may be had of W. Lyon,
Esq. solicitor, 71. Gnat Hussel.atreet, Eloornshary ; and at the
office of 3lessrs. 31scitin and Detwoham, 24 King-street, Coyne.
garden, of whom may br had cards to view tile estate.

11ANK NOTES LO;orct,
bon IVednesday, the 20th of
:
Noe. 11,049. 3/. dated 15th September - A i
1.477. •
1,478. ;of 101. each. dated 211 Septecnkt
1.479.
19.728.1
19.727. t, of 29/. each, dated 27th September - OP
19,7211.1
13,117:. 1.0/. dated 27th September . 60

£l4
Payment of the above Notes is stopped at the Rank: sod the
rum of Twstar Pounds will be paid to the person who brings thew
to 3lessrs. Sibley, 139, Onfordmtreet.

EUYPTIAN lIALttptpcAptt,pr.—SWITZERLAND

1N \II\IATI'R}.

... ... -
pROFESSOR GAUDIN'S celebrated Grants II of
Eighteen a' the Cantons of Switzerland, nu a scale cf
twenty-six feet by twenty-one. which Cue the last two vests has
be: the admiration of every Traveller who has visited (ser.evx,
has just been procured by 31r. BULIA)CK, at considerable eNpeass.,
and is now open for public Inspection. This exquisite aid elabo-
rate production has occupied nearly the life of its scientific Author
in its completion • every Mountain, River, Lake, City, Village,
Road, Path, Field or Vineyard, being modelled from actual
measurement in inch a manner, that a perfect knowletb.e of the
country is at once obtained by the Spectator.

The EXHIBITIONS of ANCIENT am, MODERN ME*X!„-
(70 have been united in One, with coniidcrable addition just re-
ceived, and now form, perhaps, the most interesting Spectacle of
the kind ever offered to the public; a bare inspection will convey
more information on its former and present stew than all the
Volintcs that have been published. The vestiges of the Auciect
City, will severs-1 of the real, monstrous, rind uncimtb Idols a the
time of Montezuma, are for the tirst time presented to the Inhabit-
ants of Europe ; together with its present superb Capttal, us
Lakes, and Volcanic Mountain t the People in their various
costumes ; the extraordinary and beautiful animal, vmetwble,
mineral productions of this concealed country are laid Wore the
public in a manner that hat excited the aduitation of all who bare
seen them.