The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-02-17 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.

LEASE AND FIXTURES. ESSEX STREET, STRAND.
BT WINSTANLEY and SONS,
At the Mart, on I. RIDAY. the 12th of March, at Twelve o'Clock,
in One Lot,
THE LEASE. fot Eighteen Years, at a moderate Hem,
together with the whale of the Fixtures, in a convenient
I/WELLING-1101'SE. containing six bedrooms and two dress-
ing-rooms, various closets, drawing and dining rooms, and a par-
lour or office, with kitchens and requisite domestic eonvenieneies:
well suited for a professional man, being No. 19. Essex-street, in
the immediate vicinity of the various Inns of Court.
To be viewed by applying on the premises ; and printed parti-
mien had of Winstankr and Sons, Paternoster-row.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD (IROL'ND.RENT AND

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• REVERSION.
By WINSTANLE V and SONS.
At the Mart. en FRIDAY. the 12th March at Twelve o'clock,
AFREEHou) GROUND-RENT of 31/. 10s. per
annum, riming out of and amply secured by a illeetuage,
Billiard-room, and Premises, situate near the Old Steyne, Brighton,
let for an unexpired term of 15 years: alt.° the Reversion and in.
heritanec expectant on the determination of the said term.
The premises are under-let to respectable tenants, at rents
amounting to about Itlef. per annum.
For particulars, apply to Mr. Sowtnn, Solicitor, Oray'a-Inn ;
Messrs. Attire and Cooper, Solicitors, Brighton ; and to Winatan.
lay and Sons, Paternoster-row.

WAREHOUSE, BAKEWOUSE, and DWELLING-HOUSE,
WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
TO BE LET, by WINSTANLEY and SONS, on
Lease for Seven Fourteen, or Twenty-one Years, a Brick-
built WAREHOUSe. Three Stories high, with BAKE-
HOUSE, COUNTING-HOUSE. Am late in the Occupation of
Mr. Jorgen, situate on the Beak of the Thames, at Mill-Wall,
Poplar; also& Brick-built DWELLING-HOUSE opposite, with
large Garden extending to the Deptford and Greenwich Ferry-
To be viewed by applying on the Premises, and further Parti-
culars had of Messrs. Wanon and Son, Surveyors, Broad-street,
Ratliff, and of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row.
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TO 3IEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.
A PARTMENTS in a Professional Gentleman's House,
consisting of Drawing-room, Two Bedrooms, and a large
Kitchen, if required ; looking into St. JAMen.ll and the Oran
Pak, and along Pall-mall, having no home in front.
Cards may be had at 47, Pall-mall.

A NEAT AND SUPERIOR SET-OUT, ( WIPLE Fr. lOH
SIXTY-FIVE GUINEAS.
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A N Excellent HORSE, and a nearly new STANHOPE
11 and HARNESS, which have only been used six weeks.
They deservedly merit attention, as it is not really half their
value; the present Proprietor wanting cash, and having no further
use for them, is the ration of their being to be disposed of.
To be seen, and trials granted, at the Fox and Hounds livery
stables, Curtain-road. Shoveditch.

PARLIAMENTARY INTELLIGENCE.

HOCSE OF LORDS, 3lownAr, Fan. 16.

Counsel were heard during the morning in the long pending
Queensberry Appeal l'atme.

CLERKS OF PARLIAMENT.
The LORD CHANCELIIOR moved that Mr. Rose should be
appointed Deputy to his father, as Clerk of their Lordships' House,
in the room of Mr. birch, who has retired.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL concurred in the motion of the
Noble and Learned Lord, and bore testimony to the zeal, integrity,
and ability of Mr. Ditch during the time lie acted as one of thelr
Lordships' Clerks. The Noble Earl intimated his intention of
moving on some future day for a Committee, to inquire into the
duties of the Clerks of Porlinment.
The Lonl Chancellor's Motion was agreed to.