The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-04-18 00:00:00

Dr. 4T: IS.

On Friday last, at his honor in St. Soithites.lane, John
&ern, Esq.
Yesterday sennight, sg -1 SO, Robt. Freeman. Es.. an ;
who tiot tines famed the ufwe of Mayor of that borough.
On the lltti instant, at her house in Devoushile.stre.s,
sanesisiquare,* in the Slat year of her ne, Mrs. El a.seth
'tome. Her death wu occasioned by a violent contusion from
A tall.

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SALES BY AUCTION.

S AND DRAWINGS, FRAMED AND GLAZED,
PICFURIES, QAVIEOS, AND INTAGLIOS, ETRUS-
CAN VASES; CAPITAL BASSO RELIEVOS,
MARBLE,
By Mr. RICH ARDSON,
At his House, No. 81, is the Strand, TO-MORROW, rad
following Lay, at Twelve OrClock, by Oda of the Act; g
Es.crutor of Edward Poore, Esq. late or Tiilworth, Dryia.•l,
41( A MED And GLAZED PRINTS and
DRAWINGS, Pastures, by vloniiner, and about Duey
Cameos and Intaglios, of exquisite Workmanship, in Rings,
Sec. Etrusion Vases, Capital Basso Reliever, in Marble met
Bronze, a tine 'marring, in Ivory, of Sir Isaac Newton, Globes,
China, Wearing Aperel. Sc.
To be viewed .in Thursday, and till the Time of Sale; Ca-
tologues may be had of Mr. Richardson, N 0.31, in the Strand.
BEAUTIFUL NEWLY-BUILT VILLA, IN PAKENHAM,
SUFFOLK,
Late the Reiilinee of Mr John Stedman, deceased.
Br ROBERT ISAACSON,
At the Angel Inn, Bury, on WEDNESDAY. May the
IdOS, between time of Three and Five in the Aft.noon, the following DESIRABLE ESTATES (late of Mt.
Stedman, situate as aforemi I)
LOT. I ALL that Modern-built DWELLING.
LO HOUSE, sashed and slateo, with handsains
neatly fite3t and withdrawing room, the former 21%
by 17, the latter 191. by 17; a good sized breakfast parloi.r.
commodious kitchen, pantries, closets. store re mis, and goad
callers; glen excellent ale Tiny chambeis de ached dairy and
brewhouo-, coal home. fowl house pinery sa grarats over,
and other convenieinmi in air inclosed yard; a new Ir.r p imp
supplied w,tli must excellent water; a spacious well-punted
Garden, with shrubbery, greets Iniuse,and melon ground, partly
walled in, and cloathed with the choicest fruit trees now in
full bearing, and commending a deligirtfid prospect over the
suriounding country, in a South Easterly asor t.
Likewise a stalled and npen stable, cosch house with granary
over, and a convenisiit malting office, with null house,
cinder house, and other requisite appen tagcs.—A goo' bare
next the street, and a large yard inclosed within a stone wall
cutdignous •
Also 22 Ames, more or less, of oiceedingly rick Arable a, d
Pasture Lind, tastefully laid out into a paddock and As: mii
dosed pieces, neatly adjoining; forming altogisiter one id the
completest occupations either for a Ghtleinan, or a l'erSolt
w shing to combine pleasure with profit, that the C mat, e-e
boat of-isiPakenliam being one of time most admired Village*
in ts au:ratty ; in a good neighboinliood ; wisbin a mile of the
turnpike road from Loudon to Norwich; sarly five mil, dis•
tart frotin Bury St Edmund.; and nearly an the centre if
the Duke of Grafton 's limit.
These premises are the more estimablis, as they are a let lated
om blend elegance with economy, affording every n. el, t aid
ColiVellienCe of life, witliout requiring a large eatal.i.omiliviit,
or excessive taxation, Cur its enjoyment.
LOT 11. All that well known and good accustomed Ilia,
called the Bell, situated in Pakenhain aforesaid; cont;,ridimg a
good kitchen, bar, two p ir'ours, back kitchen, extensive cellar,
brewhouse pantries, storeroom, See. several good sleeping
rooms, and convenient attics ; a ftle.ldied store room with a
chamber over it, stable, barn, cart lodge, end other cony,. • t
outbuildings; a vat garden, and extensive yards, with a : '
pump, well supplied with ex 'client water.
LOU 111. Comprises Seven Acres, more or less, Ole-xi I: -.t
Meadow and Arable Land, in four pieces, three of wit.c..
Meadow, and one Arable.
LOT IV Contains a new Inc Insure of lf 4 Acres of mon
fertile Arable Land, with a newly built neat Cottage in the
centre, a good barn, stabling for tone hors-s, Isentos on each
side the barn, and other necessary outbuildings; two yards in-
clined and divided with stone walls, and a well of excellent
water near thereto.
This Lot adjoins the turnpike Mari from London to Norwich.
and is alleged to one of the most adraritageous illotnients
of land made under the lair Panenhain Inclosur • Art, hung ail
compactly tor:titer, without ally intervening property
To be viewed, and further particulars bad by cmplying to
Mr. Gill Stedman, on the Premise,; Mr. Dickens.., Attorney,
Bury; or Mr. Robert Isaacson, Auctioneer, Oaks' Farm, Cow-
linge, near Newmarket.
- —,EN

LONIMN :--Ponted by GEORGE DAVIDSON, No. 33.
Wych street, St. Clemente, and publiatted by JOSIAH
RYDER, g the Office, No. IS. Rack of St. Clement*
Church, Strand, where Orders kw the Parer, kc. (11101.1114
Intl be duly &Winded Is.,