The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-04-27 00:00:00

MIDDEESEX:

FREEHOLD GROUND RENTS IN THE COUNTY OF

Producing baht. per Annum.
By Mr. 11000 A RT..
At the Mart, on FRIDAY, May 19, at 12. in 8 Lota,
Lot 1.
Cl Valuable FREEHOLD GROUND RENT
of 1021. per annum, issuing out of 23 Houses and
Gardena, fry-street and Ivy-terrace, Horton; let for 70 years.
Lot 2. A FREEHOLD GROUND RENT of 1581. per an-
num, amply secured by and issuing out of numerous Houses in
lvy.place, with a large Dyeing Manufactory,and premises, on Ismael
for 99 years.
Lot 3. A FREEHOLD PROPERTY, producing au los.'
per annum, Ivy-place; let to Mr. Herne and Mr. Jones.
Lot 4. A capital GROUND RENT of 1201, per annum, issuing
nut of the Old Ivy-House Tavern and Tea Garden's. with nume-
rous Houses in Nets-street adjoining, let to Mr. Wait for 00 years.
Lot 5. A FREEHOLD GROUND RENT of 494 per annum,
Issuing out of numerous Houses aed Gardens in Ivy-lane.
Lot 6. A FREEHOLD GROUND RENT of 281. DSc per
annum. issuing out of eight Houses and Gardena in Ivy-lane.
Lot 7. A FREEHOLD GROUND RENT of 251. per annum,
issuing out of 98 Houses. forming the whole of Devise-place.
Lot a A FREEHOLD PROP*RTY, producing 1041. per
annum, funning ittmood's-scare.
Particulars may be hod of Mr. Stratton, Solicitor, 41, Shore.
ditch ; at rho Mott and of Mr. Bogert, 621 Old Rtood.otszet,
Lao* Matt

taste, sod eedilmtby allegatieliandt odt.faicisel de-
vices, in gilt bronze of the mat elaborate dialing, horn the late
Duke of Orleans' collection ; ancient and modern brogues, cande-
labras, clocks, glrandoles. and ecritoires, classically designed and
chastely decorated • a cabinet of agates of the most precious quality
and beauty, arranged and mounted with simple elegance, princi.
pally collected by NVin. Beckford, Esq. at Fonthill ; groups and
ligutes, cups and tankards, formed of sculptured ivories, by the
distinguished artists, B. Cellir.i and Flamingo, and a variety of
noble objects of taste, utility, and ornament, of the most expensive
class and character, unitedly terming a most attractive and splendid
group, the property of a collector, by whom a very liberal expendi-
ture has been incurred in selecting and amassing the beautiful items
and varied elegancies which characterize this highly estimable as-
semblage. .and which are to be sold in consequence of the owner
wholly declining this branch of hit business.
May be viewed tear days prior to the sale, by catalogues at ls.6d.
each, to be had at Ur. Phillips's, 78, New Bond.crect.

THE CABINET OF GOLD AND OTHER COINS. VA-
LUABLE SNUFF-BOXES, WATCHES, AND JEWELS
OF A NOBLEMAN DECEASED.
MR. PHILLIPS moat respectfully announces that on
MONDAY, the 23d of May, 182 d. be shall, at 1 o'clock,
by order of the Administratrix, SUBMIT b AUCTION. it his
Great Rooms. New Bond.street, the CABINET OF ANCIENT
GOLD, SILVER, and COPPER COINS and 31EDALS ; 21
valuable geld, gold enamelled, silver, and other snuff-boxes, cameo
and intaglio rings, jewellery, a brilliant cross, miniatures of Bona.
pane and other personages, and miscellaneous IIPIIIII, of taste, value,
and curiosity, the property of a Nobleman deceased.
May be viewed Friday and Saturday preceding the sale: and
catalogues then had, at Is. each, at Mr. Phillips's, 73, New Brad-
street.

COMPACT VILLA and OFFICES, NORTH-END, near
Ilampstead.
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Auction. at his Great Rooms. New Bond-street, unless an accept.
able offer is previously made, a compact and substantially built
VILLA, with five-stall stable and coach-houses, excellent garden
and pleasure.grounds, in a rural and retired situation at North-end,
between Ilighgate arid Hampstead, commanding extensive and
beautiful views of the surrounding country, the neighbourhood
respectable, and within an easy distance of London. and particu-
larly convenient front its contiguity to tl.e City, the Inns of Court,
and the Houses of Parliament.

The Interior is arranged MOM judiciously for the accoMmolation
of a respectable family, and the stabling and ccach-houses, laun-
dry, &c. are detached.
The Grounds around the Villa are tastefully laid out, and plant-
ed with shrubs and evergreens, the soil dry and healthy, and the
whole of the premises amply supplied with excellent water, and is
good repair.
May be viewed by tickets, to be had at Mr. Phillips's, 73, New
Bond-street.