The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-05-01 00:00:00

STREATHAM PARK.

Severe miles from 'Gondol', in the county of Surrey.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND COPYHOLD ESTAIrEe
In a most beautiful situation for the erection of Villas, comprising
Park handitatnely timbered. with extensive Pleasure Grounds,
Gardens, Ilea-Anises. and a sheet of Il'ater, containing altogether
about Sit acres, enclosed by a park paling, ind botinded by two
good roads.
By Mr. HOGGART.
At the Mart, on TUESDAY, May 30, at 12; im/ess an acceptable'
oiler be previously made by private contract,
11-Very important FREEIVAD and COPYHOLD of
INHERITANCE ESTATE, with a spacious Mansion_
house, containing numerous bed-rooms, eopital drawing and dining
moms, library, and offices of every description suitable to an eStab-
lishment of the find consequence; very extensive gardetpr of about
3 acres, enclosed by walls 14 feet high, cl.ttheil with the finest selec:
tion of fruit tren, under the protection of two cooacioun gardeners'
cottages.an orchard, ice-house. beautiful lake well stored with fish
the whole containing together tilt acres I rood and 16 perches,
commending a fron•sge of about WM feet to Streatham common,
with a similar frontage to the road leading to Mitcham. This
Estate is handsomely timbered, and oilers a variety of beautiful
situations for the erection of villas of the first importance.
May be viewed by cards, which, with particulars, may be had of
31r. Iloggart. 62, Old Broad-atreet, Royal Exchange. Particular,
also of alr. Whitehead, solicitor, Holborn-court, Gray's-Inn ; and
at the Mart.

PAINTED GREEK. VASES. •
By :alr. CHRISTIE,
At his Great„Room. King-street.'St. Jamen's-sgoare, ao
WEDNESDAY. NEXT, prreisely at I,
.A Valuable and highly interesting Assemblage of
PAINTED GREEK VASES. which were collected by
the late H. 'freshen,. Esq. R.A., and were purchased from him by
ithe late Earl of Carlisle, and have been recently brought from Cud.
Howard, in Vorlohire. They comprise a very motions variety of
early Sicilian, and a few fine specimens of Nolan manufacture,
and several Campsna Vases. embellinhzd with interesting &sips.
particularly one of large sire. with many names inscribed upon it,
which was originally brought to England by the late Mr. Udney.
• May be viewed two days preceding.

:MINIATURE PAINTINGS FROM TUE VATICAN.
Painted Greek Vases, Antique Marlii•ni. and Egyptran Antlquitla.
By Mr. CII IST! E,
At hill Great kotilm. King.street. St. Janies's-aqturr, ea WEI).
NESDAV NEXT, at Two.
IkßouT TWENTY high-finished MINIATURIg
PAINTINGS, by Ronfrarelli and other great Italian Mii-
niattrrisis with illumined borders from the choral books of the
Pope's Chapel in the Vatican, framed and glazed; a fins set of the
Work* of Piranesi, with the text. good impreasions; Stuart'a
Athens. 4 vols.; series of large Views of Rome and Tivoli, by
Smi, h. in water colours, in scrap books, elegunly bound - a set at'
the Florentine Gallery anti some other books; Smith's Italy, proof
impre•sions; and a few painted Greek Vases. The property of a
Man of Taste. Also a few Marbles comogned from Roane. eon.
slating of bums. a small statue. four fine' columns of Gialbo
Antic°, from the Giostininni Paiace; four half columns, and an
ancient Panyrna of unusual Itrulth; [Tummies and spetiments of
Egyptian Sculpture, brought from Egypt by the late Mr. Belzoni.
May be viewed two days preceding.

GENUINE WINES.
By Mr. CHRISTIE.
At his Great Room, Ring-street, St. Jamaes-equare, on THURS-
DAY NEXT. nrecively as 1 n'clitck,
THE remaining CONTENTS of the genuine CELLAR
of WINES of W. Roe, Esq. deceased, lying in a private
cellar, near the Cuiittnr.honse. They cnnNiat of Port. old Madeira...-
Sherry, Malaga, Sack, Frontignac, Constantia, and very tine old
Runt.

Samples may he had. on paying for the same, by application at
Mr. Christie's otfico, King street.

VALUABLE CHURCH PREFERMEN HAMPSHIRE.
Hy Mr. CAUTV,
At theAuetionMart, opposite the Rank of England, on

TUESDAY Mar 0, at 12, by direction of the Proprietor, un-
•.-as previously disposed of by Private Contract,
rirllE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON and NEXT
PRESENTATION to the valuable LIVING of WARN-
FORD, Hants, a delightful and fertile district, 17 miles distant
from Southampton, 12 from Winchester, and GO from London ;
Possessing all the advan:ages of scenery, vicinage, and field sports.
The Great and Small Tithes emend over nearly
3,000 ACRES
of principally fine corn-land. inclusive of the RECTORIAL RE-
SIDENCE, which is of the first order, of modern elevation, and
planned for a respectable establishment amount to upwards of
£BOO PER ANNUM,
With 20 Acres of Glebe Land, Farm-buildings, &c.

May be viewed by tickets only, which, with particulars, may be
had of Mr. Canty, ; particulars also at the principal
Inns at Southampton, NVinchester, Oxford, anti Cambridge ; of
J. Appleyard, Esq. Solicitor, Lincoln's-Inn ; and.at the Auction
Mart, London.

PERPEILTAI, ADVOWSON AND NEXT PRESENTA-
TION TO THE RECTORY OF BRANCASTER, NOR-

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FOLK.
MR. CAUTY rc7ectfully informs the Clergy, No..
bility. and Public, that, by direction of the Propnetot, he
will SELL by AUCTION, at the Auction Mart, opposite the
Bank of England, on TUESDAY. May 9. 18211, at 12. the im-
portant and valuable A DVOWSON and NEXT PRESENTA-
TION to the Rectory Church of RHANCASTEft, Norfolk, s
healthy seaport town, distant from Wells 10 miles, from Holk-
ham 8. Lynn 21, Fakenham 15. Swatlltam 24, and from London
120 miles: in the vicinity of excellent markets and good roads;
with handsome modern Residence, lawn, plettsure-groands, gardens,
hot.houres, graperies, Scc. • stabling for eight horsoi, cosch.house,
outbuildings, and glebe lands. The tithes are priacipally let to
the occupiers of the farms. extending over
THREE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED AND
THIRTY-THREE ACRES,

and produce a clear revenue of
ONE THOUSAND POUNDS PER ANNUM.

Printed particulate are rreparing. and may be had 21 days priw
to the PIA.. or T. Garientxl, jun. Esq. Solicitor, Wells; at the
principal Inns at Norwich, Fskenham, Lynn, and at the Univer-
sity towns; at the Matt ; and of Mr. Emit'', SO, Pall-mill, London.

ELEGANT FURNITURE,
Large Glasses, Cabinet Piano-Forte, Wardrobe of Linen, Chine
and Glass, rear Cumberland (late, Hyde Park.
By 31r. CAU'f Y,
On the Prerrista, No 29, Connaught-terrace, Edgware-road, on
WEDNESDAY, 10th inst. and following day, at 12 each days
r.ithout ee rrr e,
A LL the modern and elegant HOUSEHOLD FUR-
CV NIT URE, comprising lofty four.post bedoetcls and costly
chintz drapery furnitures, prime Resumed goose beds 3.'e bedding,
wardrobes, drawers, tables, glasses, an elegant drawing-room suite
of blue silk taboret, in curtains, chairs, couches. Anointing ; rose.
wood centre, sofa, card, and occasional tables ; cabinet piano-torte
by Broad wood, large pier and chimney glasses, Grecian lustros,.
consoles and commodes, elegutt French clocks and ornamental
porcelain, a coital set of patent dining tables, eating room Ch."
COVCred in morocco, pedestal sideboard, rich cut gloms sad china,
a wardrobe of bed and table linen. Bertsch and Kiiiiessoisssor
mums. and a variety of expensive and useful furniture; mins,
few dozens of choice old willt9, comprising ten dove of onalled-
Port, eight ditto of Sherry, six ditto of old Hoek, and'be dljsa
Champagne.
may be viewed th day preceding, and catalogues had in ea
premises; and of Mr. e Canty, HO, Pnll-mall.

pil Wis& ARTISTS' DRY iVOLENT FUND ( Eita-
hed in 1810); having obtained the Patronage of his Alum
ritniott•-31aillelYs accompanied by a. tuunificent Donation. the
fIAIiNDS of the FINK ARTS anti SUBSCRIBERS are
r',-etfglly informed, that die IiIiVE.NTENNTH A NNI ‘'Eli.
SKIM F.*ITIVA l• will be celebrated in Freemasone Ball, on
lii; big ••1-filliMX, NEXT
,(311,ty 6): the Itihht iloneurabk FEE-
L ti,:g aPRIDitiON, Chancellor of the Lschequer, in the
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a TortiltltiOo it under the management of a Committee of
Ell Members, annually elected, ten being Amateurs anti five
A A . It Mot been open to the admission of every Artist of
it m 1e the Untted Kingdom ever slue its establishment in 1310;
!sy the pannent of an annual trine to the Joint Stock or
A wrty Fund, for their own relief. should they ever require it,
th i Widows arid OrUhana, becomientitiode as s matter of right,
to ICi t A hnteity from the Benevolent Fund.
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PRY•tingxT.