The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-06-03 00:00:00

LONDON, THURSDAY, JUNE 3, In 4.

MIL SINCLAIR begs lease respectfully to acquaint
his Friends and the Public, that nis BENEFIT is fixed
far TlllB EVENING, June 3, (being his kat appearance
this Peesas,) when will be performed the New Opera of NATIVE
LAND ; Aar which *CONCERT. In the course of the Even-
ing • variety of Songs, Duets, Re. by Mrs. Kalman, Alias Paton.
bliss Cove and bliss 31. Tree : Mr. Sepia, and Mr. Sinclair. To
conclude with the Puree of CENT. PER CENT.

Tickets and places foe the Bean to be bad of Mr. Sinelair.
Charlotte-street, Fitzros-aquare i and at the Box.office, Ilan.
street.

EXHIBITIONS AT THE EGYPTIAN-HALL,
PICCADILLY.

A NCIENT MEXICO, with Illustrations of heathen
rt Modes of Worship, Specimens of Antique Sculpture, Paint.
inp, he. he. dtc.
MODERN MEXICO. A Splendid Panoramic View of the
City, and a collection of Fruits, Birds, Fish, quidrupeds. Rep-
tiles, Fossils, Minerals, he. he. dm
Apparatus fur Hatching Poultry of eve►y description by Steam.
Admission to each One Shilling, from Ten till Dusk.

IVESTMINSTER HOSPITAL, OR PUBLIC IN-
FIRMARY,
James-street, near Rockingham Gate
Instituted in 1719, and supported by {voluntary datributions.
The KING, Patron.
Rio Royal Highness the Duke of SI It Vice Paton.
His Grace the Duke of NORT111;11111ERLAND, ;President.
ANNIVERSARY DINNER of this INSTITU-
.I. TI ON will beat the Thatched Mute Tavern, St. James's-
street, on FRIDAY, the I Ith June inst.
• Tickets Kw. each, to be had of the Stewards ; the Treasurer,
Gangs Aust, Esq., Kensington ; at the Hospital; at the Thatched
House Tavern, and of the Secretary, until Tueiday the His June.—
Dime on Table at Five o'clock, for half..past, Five precisely.
His Royal Highness the Duke of SUWA in the Chair.
trritwanns.
Jones Harding, Esq.
Francis Millet, Esq.
Dr. Roe.
T. F. Savory, Esq.

Joseph Bennett, Esq.
Ales. Brice, Esq.
John Dickson, Esq.
John Glynn, Esq.
G. J. Guthrie, Esq.
CHARLES DONMALL, Secretary and Receiver,
4, Abingdon-street, Westminster.

lARD EiIAIcINE'S STATUE.

'U"IIE COMMITTEE hello** to' inform the Public-,
that a BOOK is °PENNI) for receiving SURSCRIP-
TIONri at Mrws. Comte and Co.'s ; at Messrs.
Masers. Remington,
Stevenson, and Co.'s ;at Mrs. Smith, Payne, and Smith's and
at Messrs. Hour's, Fleet-street.

VDRREY (II MILES FICOM lA)'tiDON).
Elegant Villa Residence, with ()Niom of every description, (:oach-
houses, Stabling, lawns, Gardens, Ilot-houses, and Meadow
Land, al togetlim about Fifteen Acres.
TO HE LET, FURNISHED, Volt TWELVE MONTHS,
A N elegant VILLA, in the most perfect order, and
IL (smashed in a very superior manner. containing noble Eating
and Drawing moms, each about 28 feet by ; Morning-rooms,
Libra, numerous (lumbers, Dressing-rooins. excellent Of-
fices, tee—To be viewed by Cards ode. which, with further
particulars, may be had of Mr. Dawson, Kingston ; and of Win-
matey and Sons, Vstserhoster-row.

HERTFORDSHIRE.

FRP:HOLD ESTAW.aiiiifAiREDEEMED, RE.
TWEEN HATFIELD AND HERTFORD; 'BEAUTI-
FUL Rb:SHO:NCE,OFFICES,PLeASURE GROUNDS,
LANDS, BOOM, 4e.; ABOUT SEVENTY-FOUR
ACRES.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT..

Or TI)ISS LET. YURNIfsHEII, far a short Term ut Years, •
By W(NSTANLEY and SONS.
A. DELIGHTFUL FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land-
Tax Redeemed, called BIRD'S Ash of
Essendon, a very picturesque pan of the county. A substantial
brick-built residence, planned for the accommodation of a Gentle-
man's family, placed on a beautiful elevation, ins paddock of about
33 acres of rich meadow land, sloping towards the South, with
shrubberies, thriving plantations, dry gravel walks, and ornamented
with noble oak and other trees; together with a most pleasant
wood of about 10 acres, laid out with extensive gravel walks. :ite.
farmed with taste, and stored with lofty tine oaks and coppice. and
surrounded by seven convenient inclosures of meni&tw land,
making together about 42 acres; and the whole mime about
seventy-four acres, all compact. The House contains a handsome
portico front, and a conservatory, x lofty entrance.hall;excellent
dining. room, anti-room, drawing-room, and library, all bisoiaorcely
fitted up ; lobby and water-closet, a principal staircase, mid two
secondary staircases to the first story, which contain.% live excellent
bed-chambers, two dressing-rooms, bath-room and wavr-elute;
over the above:ure two roomy pleasant liambers, one dresaing-
room 1 which apartments, with an adjoining %I-mom, are adutirably
calculated for a governess or nursery establiskitient), six servants'
bad-moans and store-room ; the offices comprise a butler's pantry,
excellent kitchen, scullery, larder, servants '-hall, houviccepres
room, four good bed-chambers and store-room, dry roomy cellaring
under the house, and other offices; detached is a capital brew-
house. washbouse and laundry, good dairy; scullery, bakehouse,'
knife and shoe room, wood and poultry lures, stable-yard, double'
coach-house, three stables for 10 hones, with lofts over ; farm and
stack-yard, cattle and cart sheds,loose stable, cow.house, piggeries,
and out-baildings; a capital productive garden, walled round and
plantezl with fine fruit trees, melon ground, ttc.; the whole well
supplied with water ; distant from London about 18 miles, 3 from
Hatfield, and 5 front Hertford, in a most respectable neighbour-
hood, and good rondo in all directions, and in the immediate vicinity
of fox-hounds. The whole in complete repair, aid immediate pea-
session may be had. The houseipkl furniture, old wines, and
effects, may. he taken at a valuatiod.
To be viewed by tickets only, which, with particulars, may be
bad of Winstanley and Roos. kisternoster-row.

PATENT PLATE Dl.AliAFiplymvs. AND ii'LEN-

DID LOOKING-GLASSES.

►(CITE PATENT tirTitiottt cross-bars,
1.. having the elfin of one unilkirre sheet of glass, have obtained
the highest approbation of the first Nobility and Gentry in the
kingdom, in whose Mansions they are placed in town and country,
similar to which may always be seen adapted to French ease.
aunts, library bookcases, sky-lights, dc.. at JOHN HEDGES'
Looking-glass Manufactory, the corner of Dean and Compton
streets, Soho, established fifty years ; where, from the immense fall,
plates up to laa inches in height., by a proportionate width, are re-
duced in price more than fifty per cent.
A large Assortment of all dimensions, elegantly framed, are con-
stantly hued up and delivered to order, on his Spring Machines,
expressly constructed fur that purpose.