The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-06-17 00:00:00

', JUNE 17, 1825.

SALEM BY AUCTION.
BA RN ELMS, PEA R 'PUTNEY; SURREY.
Excellent LIVE dad DSIAD FA 11M INO BTOCK, ' Genital
Farming ImpWrnents ; ir tem arOcles '0 Fantkure, 'kelvin/
Utensils, and other Mots.
By Mr. RUBINS,
(Of Warwick.fleage, Ref Illt•StIVLI),
At the Home Finn, adielobig the Mansion, IlanElms, sear '
Plumy.
H. H. Haim Ro Sassy, ml WZDNOSDAY NEXT, at 11, by order
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ALL THE NACELLES P FARMING STOCK,
RICIU3 satiSOWRN. about
raCirW AY
Y LOAD;
Fire leads at ad sea 'hag maw t four dog cart horses. sad
fifty pair ef pisses; espied timber sawn iota plank, and bulling
' materiels ; wee g berm WA nods ; glom* and hansom •
patent drill, cher dimities, aid fillip wiebiner ; Irwin atew:
if. and tanks; est pals aid tedti ile few amities of furniture in
fendete and Ire irtnnumprewies beinends, At.; • *sears boat,
and miens oilier e
May be viewed es Meade aid Tandy preceding the Selo, by
Catalogues, to be bad at di-Left* ; el Mr. Swanese, Ibs &WI
at the -Farm Haase ad,Mitsing its Monies ; and of Mr. *Aka%
170. Ileerat.eweei.

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(Of Warwick House Regent-street./
At Oarrawars f;elFuo.tteuve, Chanir-ailley.Osenislik do THUS.
DAY NEXT, at 12. to Sixteen Lots,
_FREEHOLD GROUND RENTS, amountingto
' upwards of
TWO iIIfiNDRED•A SIXTF:EN POUNDS. EER
ANNUM, LAND-TAX REDEEMED.
GROUND RENTS. amounting to One Hundred sod Sotto-
won Pounds Fourteen Shilling* per Annum, issuing out of Twenty.
one Houses and Premises. -situate in Maceleifield-street North,
and Premises in City Outten-row, on lease to Messrs. T. Sinner,
T. Bidggood, J: 1-Dsrdinia, and M. Rourke; Mrs. Watts;
Messrs. Bittleiton, R. Lawrence, R. Roberts, T. Stilling, and T.
Douglas.
tiktouND RENTS, amounting to Ninety-nine Pound. per
Annum, laming nor of Nine Houses in AlacelesfieW-street &atilt ;
Three Houses in President-street East; One House on the east
side of President-street ; Two Houses north side of the mil from
Brick-lane' leading to Messrs. Pickfords' Wharf, between Maceles-
Seld.sueet and the backs of the Houses in York-street; Fifteen
lionstalm.the east and west sldcs and at the north end oolitsecido-
1414tion ; Two Houses on the north side of the road leading front
lisidloAlias to Mecsrs. Pickfords' Wharf; and the first House oe
assert side of filacelestield-place, northward r on lease to Messrs.
Howell, Miller, Greenwood, Watkins, Bottemil, Walker, Pettifor,
liardiman, Gale, &rash, trivia, ace.
The premises may be viewed by leave of the respective tenants.
Particulars may be had at the Alacclesfield Arms. adjoining the
Regent's Canal ; of Mr. Lyon, Great Russell.street, Bloomsbury ;
at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, where
a Plan of the Estates may be seen.

BErKS.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
Free of Great Tithe, Allauor well stored with Pheasants and Game,
Farm Buildings„ Tenements, and Three Hundred and Twenty-
Six Acres of Aleadow. Arable. and Wood Land.
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Rege_nt-xlreeti)
At Garraway's, on THURSDAY NEXT. at 12,
A VERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, free of
Great Tithe. comprising the 31antte of Titeombe, most abun-
dantly stocked with pheasants and game. A neat Cottage Sporting
Box. with offices, coach-house and stable, garden, &c. pleasantly
situate in a paddock, laid out in a parklike style. Two capital
Farms, with farm.houset., yards, barns, stables, and outbuild-
ings, cottages, &c. and upwards of
THREE HUNDRED AND TNVENT-Y-SIX ACRES
of Meadow, Arable, and fine Wood Land, stored with dittoing
timber; the principal part in hand. Also the Titbasof Asset Forty
Acres of Land. This Estate is situate in a belauttful part of the
county of Becks, about three miles from ffungerford, and six from
Newbury, a most desirable property for an Agriculturist fond of
field sports, and in the vicinity of the Craven hounds- The lands
present the most picturesque scenery, and the neighbourhood of
the first respectability. The Kennet and Avon Canal passes near
the Estate.
To be viewed by applying to Ms. Benham, belliff, on the pre-
faints. tif wboal_pes was Ise bed 4 satin Beat. Hunger-.
ford; Pelican, Newbury and Spcenhamland ; Marlborough Arms,
Marlborough; Bear, Reading; Sun, 111.tidenhead; Red Lion,
Hounslow 4 of 31r. Vortham, solicitor, Castle-street, Holborn ;
at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street, where a
plan of the Estate may be seen.

OOPYHOLD—BO W. NI IDEOLESEX.
By Mr. ELLIS,
At Garraway's CulTee-house, on THIJS(SD4Y NEEr, at 11.
by order of the Executors of Mrs. Mary Mom deceased,
M.OST desirable COPY HOLD PREMISES, 'image
in front of the High-street, adjoining the Brew.
house, near Bow Bridge ; consisting ie a capital Spee-lsouse and
Cellists, 112 feet in depth, and front* to the high read of 30
feet, how in the occupation of Mesas. Hodgoo and Co.,lentrs at
will. at 30f. per AMAMI : held of the Manor of Broader At; Leo-
[lard's.
'The premises may be viewed by pendsslort et "tensora, saul
printed particulars had prior to the Bide, or Ilk Fun-
Munse.etreet ; and at Idarraway's Colretakosint, a
bombe&

BRUM TON.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, GROUND.
REN'rB. kc- e•
By Mr. ELLIS,
At fidndwg'sCaree-betwe, 'Chser-allityCarabill, as THURS-
.. 1 DAY NEXT. at 11,
Ica IoVeENTY-TIVO FREEHOLD HOUSES, situated
..: lOW It. Crewel. Bcighton, called Eceleedc Coeur lig
de fit lierares, at nets aseentias to I Mt. per astatett.
Mad YEEEMOLD HOUSES, situated to Mattelteeter.row.
let eu lateu/411/yeass, at 441. par annum.

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ea panniers tney be 111;i1 at the principal lank
Oserewors
Werthingtallirghton ; of Mr. Ellis, 3G, Fenchurch.street ; and
at
BUCKLER SBURY—CAPITAL PRE3I ISES. •
By Mr. ELLIS.
At Garraway'sCoffee.house 'Chance.alley, Cornkill, on TRUES-
.
• HAT. NEXT, at 13, .
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PREMISES, roost eli-
gibly situate at No. 0, Barge-yard, Bucklen.bury, consist.
ing of extensive warehouses, with spacious dry cellars, counting.
halite., and convenient dwelling-house, in the occupation of
Messrs. Steid and Co. who will give possession at Midsummer
next. The premises are in excellent repair, and are held on lease
for an unexpired term of 20 years from Ludyday last, at Itlol. per
annum.
To be viewed by permission of the tenants, and printed particu-
lars had prior to the Sale, of Mr. Ellis, 36, Fencburch.street; of
Messrs. Alliston and llundleby, Freeman's-court, Cornhtll; and
at OarTaWlly.l.

SAMASK TABLE LINEN. GLASS WARE, SEVRE and
FRENCH CIIINA, PICTURES, DRAWINGS, and Mis-
cellaneous Property of the Hon. Colonel J. H. Stanhope, de-
ceased.

MR. PHILLIPS regretfully announces, that, by
order of the Noble Executors, he shall, THIS DAI,
the 17th instant, at One, SELL by AUCTION, at his Great
Rooms, New Bond-street, a WARDROBE of DAMASK TA-
BLE and BED LINEN, service dP richly cut glass ware, in de-
canters, ewers, carlfta, coolers, tumblers, wines, dtc.; handsome
dinner dessert and breakfast china; ornamental porcelain, a few
pictures and drawings, sundry saddlery, and miscellaneous objects
of utility, the property of the Hon. Colonel J. H. Stanhope, de-
ceased.
May be •iew.ll, and Catalogues had at 73, Bond-street.

SPLENDID MODERN FURNITURE.
BILLIARD TABLE, VALUABLE PORCELAIN, AND
SUPERB GLASS WARE.
VI- It. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies, that THIS
and following DAY. at One o'Clock, he shall SUB.
MIT by AUCTION, at his Great !Cooing. New Bond-street, an
Assemblage of costly and elegant modern HOUSEHOLD FUR-
NITURE, Sere and India Porcelain, and superb Cut Glue
Were, the property of Joseph Hartle, Esq. removed fresh his late
residence, Grosvenor.street, comprising two drawing-room suites
of beautiful rich silk hangings Mein windows, with sofas, otto-
mans, Grecian concise., and chairs en suite, several singularly
elegrustlais, sofa, card, and dejeune tables, handsome mahogany
French and four-post bedsteads, with rich chintz hangings, prime
and clean bedding, a Parisian toilet table and escritoire, and every
requisite for chamber apartments; two extensive dinner services
of India porcelain, richly cut glass ware of every useful de-
scrption.
May now be viewed at Mr. Phillips's, 73, New Bond-Rreet, and
catalogues had at Is. each. di
THE FITTINGS.UP OF A PAIVATE THEATRE,
Berwick-street, SOllO.
RI Messrs. DA WSON and CAFE,
On the Prmlcea. THIS DAY, at Twelve.
THE complete FITTINGS-UP of a PRIVATE
THEAI RE, comprising the whole erection of the frontis.
plate, stage, and boxes ; a handsome 16-light chandelier, eight drop
scenes, about sixty others of 'retinue descriptions, wings, &c. ; a
set of float lamps, Wanging ditto t various theatrical property, &c. at
the Private Theatre. No. 66, Berwick-street, Soho.
May be viewed and Catalogues had on the Premises; and of
Messrs. Dawson and Cafe, Greet Marlborourrh-etr,...

RUSSELL•SQUARE.
CAPITAL RESIDENCE, WITH OFFICES,
The Corner of Southampton-mw.
By Mr. HENRY WILSON,
On the Premises, on WEDNESDAY. the .214th inst. at I for
precisely, by direction of the Executor of Mr. William Hart,
deceased,
N excellent LEASEHOLD MANSION, with capital
Offices, eligibly situate for the occupation of a family of the
tint consequence, or for the private residence of a merchant or
banker, cut particularly desirable for a professional gentle.
man, being No. 60, on the south side of Russell-square, the
corner house westward from Southampton-row, and to which it has
a frontage of 95 feet.
The premises are judiciously planned ; and the rooms, which are
of good proportions, con-twist excellent bedchambers, with dressing
rooms ; two noble drawine rooms, communicating by folding; doors;
capacious dining room, breakfast room, water closets, stone stair-
case, convenient kitchens, and Vroll.arranged domestic apartments.
Attached to the residence, but with separate entrance frQ &mit-
ampton-row, are a set of excellent 0ti.77.75, •
The premises were recently in the I ..!cttpation of a professional
gentleman, but are now in hand ; and immediate possession will
be given on completing the purchase. They are of the presumed
value of at least

THREE HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM,
and are held for as unexpired term of 74 years, at a ground rent of
311. 13,.
May be viewed, and particulars had on the premises; of Mr.
Jeremiah Simpson, Solicitor, hing's Bench-walk, Temple ; of 31r.
Thomas Flaehman, Solicitor, No. 3, Ely-place, Holborn ; and of
Mr. H. Wilson, 105, Hatton-garden. 1

RUG ELEY FAIR.
(1 ELMORE respectfully informs his Customers and
vs • the Public, he has IF* home from the above Fair more
than FIFTY FIRST-RAT}, HORSES. They consist of some
very clever seasoned Hunters, a number of Five-year-olds, well
bred, and some of them full blood Horses, with remarkable tine
shape and action, likely to make invaluable hunters. Three of
;hem are equal to any weight; five very tine Grey Hones, and a
Roan, four Bay Horses that match, tour Dark Browns and a pair
of Chesnuts ; ten Gig and Cabriole Horses of different Brown!,
and several clever Road Horses. The whole warranted, and a trial
granted.—Duke-street, Manchester-square.
WINES AT REDUCED

GEM

lONDON AND ifESI
SPIRIT COMPANY, N
tin's Church._ _

Per Dnzen.
OM Port. Vint. 1821 27 to 36
Fine ('rusted ditto 40 48
Fine Pale Sherry 27 36
East and West India

PRICES, WARRANTED
VINE. -
rMINSTER WINE AND
i'o. Id, Strand, opposite tat. liar.

Per Dozen.

Madeira - 38— 43
Teneritir, Lisboa, and
_ Mountain - 30— 36

Cape Madeira and --
- - I
Sherry - 16 21
'so* Six Dozen and upwards p 1
tics at coat price.
Letters, post-paid, inclosing ren
free and Co. NI, Strand," duly ati

Sparkling Cham-
pagne - 72 to 84
Ditto, finest quality —— 90
Claret, St.Julten, Ike. 48— 84
Do. Chateau Margot 98
Sauterne,Moselle,&e. -- 60
Ducellas, in French
Bottles
Spirits of all kinds.

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in lioNsheatia, gratis. Bot-

.mittaners. addressed, " \V. God.
needed to.