The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-07-14 00:00:00

SOUTHGATE.

An excellent FAMILY 11E91 DENCE. with attached and de-
tached Offices. Gardens, Lawn, and Fitty-four Acres of Meadow
and Arable hand.

MO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT. by
W I NSTAN I,EY and SONS, the UN E X PIK ED TERM,
of TWELVE YEARS and a HALF, at a very low rent, of an
racellent and commodious RESIDENCE, pleasantly aituate at
Southgate, in the county of Middlesex, commanding delightful
viers of the rich surrounding country ; containing noble eating_
room, about 28 feet by 21 feet ; drawing-morn, 21 feet by 19 feet
6 inches; morning room and library, billiard-room, four principal
bed-chambers, a secondary ditto, two servants' rooms, and three
nurseries; kitchen, servants' hall, butler's pantry, larder, dairy,
arched vault for wine, ale, &r.; laundry, btewhouse, coal-house,
der.; carriage, poultry, and farm-yards; double coach-house, live.
stall stable, large barn, husbandry stable, cowhouse, sheds, &c. ;
productive garden with lofty wriEs. lawn anti pleasure grounds,
three enclosures of rich meadow land immediately behind the house,
containing upwards of 28 acrys ; and also 26 acres of arable land in
front, in the highest state of cultivation, and the whole abundantly
supplied with fine water.
To be viewed by tickets only. which, with particulars, may be
had of ‘Vinstattley and Sons, Paternn•l et-row. Particulars also of
Messrs. Bromley, Solicitors, Gray's Inn.

RARE AND CURIOUS BOOKS, PRINTS, AND
DRAWINGS.
By Mr. EVANS,
At his House, No. 93. Pall-mall, on MONDAY NEXT, and
three following Days,
A Valuable Collection of Rare and Curious BOOKS,
.t% 3IANUSCRIPTS, and Old PRINTS, the property of
Messrs. G. and W. Nicol, including their celebrated copy of the
first Latin Bible, the lint book ever printed. a magnificent copy
upon vellum, the most distinguished hook in the whole annals of
typography; Livii Historia, 3 vols. first edition, 1470; the Ori-
ginal Drawings for Grose's Antiquities ; two prints engraved in the
infancy of engraving, no other copies known ; a brilliant assem-
hlage of Books of the Fifteenth Century; the Original Scmch
Covenant, with the Autograph Signatures of the Peen of Scot-
land ; Pentateuchus Hebraiee, most ancient manuscript; Debry's
Voyages, 25 Parts, excessively rare: Musk Francois. 4 vols.
splendid copy in morocco; Philosophical Transactions, 109 vols.
&c. &c.

SPLENDID DIAMONDS AND OTHER JEWELLERY,
KING'S PATTERN PLATE, AND A FEW BOOKS, &c.
By Mr. GANN,
At Mr. Abbate: Great Room, 26, Conduit-street, Bond-street,
on THURSDAY NEXT, at 1 o'clock, by order of the Exc.
cutrix of Major-General W. D. Fawcett, deceased,
AN ASSEMBLAGE OF COSTLY JEWELLERY,
comprising a Magnificent Diamond Various Bril-
liant and other Rings, a Brilliant anti Ruby Suite, a Rare and
Elegant Suite of tine Red Amber, Pearl Suites, Gold Watches,
Musical Roam, a Capital Chronometer (by Arnold), Ormolu
Time-pieces, anti a few exquisite Cabinet Paintings and Cameos,
selected with great taste; an elegant Gentleman's Rosewood
Dressing ('sae, fitted complete with Rich Cut (Haas, mounted in
Silver, Opera and Eye Glasses; about 400 ounces of King's Pat-
tern Plate, and a few Rocks, among which will be fmind Rees's
Cyrlopiedia, and the Times Newspaper, from 1012 to 1817.
To be viewed one day preceding the Sale ; and Catalogues, at la.
each. had at the Room, and of Mr. Gann, 59, Regent.street
Quadrant.

pUBLISHERS are informed that STEREOTYPE
PLATES. of all Descriptions, are cast in the beet reann.r,
on fair terms. at the Foundry of L. J. POUCIIEE, Little Queen.
street. llolborn.