The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-05-11 00:00:00

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TDEATHE.ROIAI4 COVENT GARDEN.
Lit Aain Id( leavetbhregsPuic t= tlnErl acquaint
a
HERtiI3A V, the 27th inst. whys will be perfonned a
fw ;vanity opera, together with • variety of Singing, and other
gregslaineots ; fattier particulars will be duly announced.
Tick t' and Places to be bad at the Dix-Office, Hart-street,
gostat.g.rden; and of lIT. Sinclair, 93, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-
more
EISTEDDVOD Ll.l NDA 1.. N.
THE Fourth Anniversary Alevting of the ROYAL
CAMBRIAN INSTITUTION,
Patron—The KING;
President—Sir W. W. WYNN, Bart. 31. P.
rid take place on SATURDAY, May 22, Bet, at the Free.
lowans' Hall, when the Society's Medallions will be prearnted,
led 'Concert of National 3lusie perforated also. Pennillioe Sing.
tig with the Welsh Harps. after the menner of the Ancient Britons,.
Lord KEN VON will preside in the Morning. and fir CHARLES
MORGAN, Bart. M.P. at the Dinner, which will be on the Table
.t Five o' Cluck.
Concert and Dinner Tickets may be had at the Bar of the Tit.
vern. JOHN PARRY cllatild Altair), Conductor.
GRIFFITH JONES, lion. Secretary.

SALES BYAUCT lON.

THE HOSFIF.LD HALL ESTATE, ESSEX.
'T R. PHILLIPS has the honour to inform the Public,
the Estate called GOSFIELD HALL PARK sod Des
MAIN, Essex, is SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT.
llOnd-strect, May 8, Mit

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fAXISE BRILLIANTS A NO .COSTIX JEWIII,IL,
Ordtr lit the
LI lt.1411".. rota 7141; notifies, athat on TO
It( MORROW, :Hay 12, and following days, at one o'Clock.,
he shall submit by Auction. at his Oreat Rooms. New Bon&
greet, an A SSE 31 BLAU E of lAWSE I.NS ET BEI ELIA NTS.
of superior lustre and water, and of the highest quality ; six pair
of earmngs, composed of large Williams and pearls necklaces of
corresponding consequence ; several strings of oriental pearls,
richly-mounted jewellery, several French clocks and cantklabras,
and miscellaneous items of ♦alue.
MI be viewed till the Sale, and Catalogue bad at Mr. Phillips's.
VALUABLE
_A.I!.'.D cumpu_s.OBIENTAL JEWELS,

HEMS, INDIAN COINS, &c.,
The property of the late MAJOR MARSAC, Deceased.
Ails PHILLIPS has the honour to announce, that, by
order of the Executor, he shall submit by Auction, at his
Rooms, Bond-street, TO-MORROW and EX IIIAV, an As-
semblage of lustly sad Valuable Jewellery, and Oriental Gems,
and amides of rarity and intrinsic worth, comprising a large single
stone brilliant, of tine water and lustre a beautiful and large ruby,
and a variety of precious gems, formed of Emeralds, Jacinths,
Topazes, Sapphires, /kr.; a tzriety of Onvx. and Sardonyx,
Jaspers, Agates, Crystals, C.ontelians, Blood-atones, four Hookahs
splendidly mounted, costly filigree a variety of Oriental coin's,
daggers, snutr-boxcs, de. ite., fanned during a long residence in
May be viewed till the sale. and Catalogues had at Mr. Phillips's
CELLAR bfEXCELLENT WINE, VERY OLD RUM,
kc. OF A BARONET.

I%lLSlMlNZitlikti'le honour
h to
annou
he shall sub.
nce,
mit by Auction, at One, at his Great Rooms, 73, New Bond-
street, a Cellar of choice OLD WINE. comprising floe Port, of
the vintage MIS, imparted by Messrs. Dison and Co. i Pale and
Brown Awry, East India and Mond Madeira, Clare', Cham-
pagne, Hock, upwards of 30 years old, Bucellas„ he. he. Also a
lot dozens of valuable old Runt, purchased under peculiarly fa-
vourable circumstances; the property of a Baronet, and to be de-
livered from Ms residence in Bolton-row Berkeley-square.
Mar be tasted at the time tat dale, and Catalogues bad at Mr.
Phillips's, Bond-street.

SPLENDID SERVICE OF PLATE, FRENCH FORCE.
LAIN, PARISIAN CLOCKS, LIBRARY OF BOOKS,
&c. &c.
lIIS EXCELLENCY THE CHEVALIER WONIS.
Rt.ienPtryill LthLlonnwreingiliAkt!fothertnotttil:LN.obanilltnd
follow-
ingll
day, at one, lie shall submit for sale, at his (treat Rooms. New
Bond-street, the Valuable and Costly &Mee of richly Chased and
Gilt Plate, pOlied of upwards of Four Thousand Ounces, and
formed of ob. appropriate for the purposes at Dinner and Des-
sert, Tea en Coffee, and several magnificent ornamental Ewers
and Fonts, Eirituircs, SideboArd Salyer', l'andelabras, and a
refection of Ormolu Clocks and Decorative Vases and Uras ;
• Plateau, richly amounted in Or-melti, useful and ornamental
Fr:rich China, and a chaise Weary of Books, formed of English
and Foreign Literature. &c. &c.
May be-viewed two dsysiereceding the Sale, and Catalogue* had
at No. 73, Bead-meet, et One Shilling each, to be rewind to
purchasers.

FREEHOLD ESTATE, MANSION, AND MA,TIRS
I'IIILLIPS most respectfully notifies that lie has
for Sale by Private Treaty, A V A LI'ABLE and CO'Al-
P.tt T FREEtioLD ESTATE, well Timbered, with its Sian-
sion house and Gardens, several Manors and excellent Farms,
producing a rental of Three Thousand Pounds per annum, and
eutisLyting of more than tan thousand acres of land, situate within
SO miles of London, and affording to capitalists an eligible invest-
ment.

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Particulars may in a few days be had at Mr. Phillips's, 73,
Ilona-street.

By Messrs..l. and 11. SHARP.
At the Auction Mart, Itartholomew-lane, on THURSDAY, the
13th May, 1824, at 12 o'clock,
ABOUT Five Hundred Carats of Rough Diamonds,
Oriental Pcarls, Emeralds. Rubies, Topares, Turquoises.
Opt/14 loose and set Brilliants, Coral Reads, &c. Also a parcel of
fine polished Topsat.s, Agua Marines. Coloured Stones and 31usical
Boxes fw Exportation, lying at the Londot, Docks.
To be visited the day preceding, and morning of Sale, when
Catalogues may be had, at the Auction Maw; the Bank Cotike
Mame ; and of the brokers, 3!, Winebester.street.

Slit MARK SYKES'S SPLENDID LIBRARY.
By Alt. EVANS,
At his House, 93, Pall-mall, THIS DAY, and Tea Mowing

-days,
rrIlE FIRST PORTION of' the Splendid, Carious,
J— and Extensive LIBRARY of the late Sir lII.ARK IRAS.
TERM AN SYKES, Ran. including the original Report of the
Convocation to Henry VIII. on his Proposld Divorce from Anne
of (item, Ilanuseript, on vellum, with the Autographs of all the
Bisl:ops and Clergy assembled; splendid 31issal, executed foe
Francis the first ; Apocalypsis S. Joann's, printed on wooden
blocks, before the invention ot metal types; Willa Sacra Latina.
two vols. lint book printed with metal types; Midi* SWIM, two
vols. upon vellum, Iltl2 ; Clean de (Midis, the firm edition of a
classic, nn velum, 14413 ; and a most 'brilliant Assemblage of
Books of the fifteenth eentury, many of them upon vellum ; a tine
Wadi of the productions of the Aldine Press; splendid series of
large paper flanks; Halstead's C)enealogies, excessively rare, a
hnlliant asseniblairc of rare Old Poetry, many of the ankles
witque ; Heame's Works, vols. large paper ; set of the Books
printed by the Roxharghe Club. &c.

FRIERN BARNET and FINCIILI:Y,
In the County of Middlesex, within Eight Miles of London.
By Mr. BURTON,
On FRIDAY, May IN, at the Auction 31art, near the Bank of
England. at Twelve °Thick tanks* previously disposed of by
Private Contract), in dix LOU.
E FOLLOWING FREEHOLD ESTATES:—
Lot 1. The capital FREEHOLD MANMON.BOUSE,
called the FRIERY, with eittlbefe pleasure grounds and Oar.
dens (calculated for a family of distinction), situate in Fricrn Bar.
net ; mate 4eres of Meadow and Arable Land immediately sur-
roundingthe mine, including a Ilai!iirs Cottage. The elegant
mut vety appropriate FURNITURE may be had by valuation, if
desired.

I.at 2. The 31.%N )R HOUSE, with suitable olces. in
Friern Hamm (atiinning l.or l), with certain 3lanorial Rights
and Quit Rtnts, and % Acres of Positive and Arable Isiiid.
Lu. 3. FOUR Pin' I.:s of LAND, in the parish of Friern
Bwram (opposite the preceding call id Conduit Field, Ilyther
T)lers, Tylers, oral natilsoll GrOTC Fields, Cantailling to-
gethor, 3.1 t. 345. Tiiis cad Lot 4, have Frontages°. +eve-
tAl hundred feet on the hezh road leading from the ad.nired village
or (;ulney Hatch to Whetstone. .

Lot 4. FOUR PIECES of LAND, adjoinin lot 3, called
Lour& Field, Five Acres, Lane M Field, Church Wood Field, and
touch Field, containing togi,ther, SSA. 3a. Sr.
L.r.3. A PIECE of WOOD LAND, situate in Black Horse-
ore, in the parish of Friern Barnet, called Little Friern Park
%Vocal. containing 19a. 3n. lOr. : and TWO PIECES of
ARABLE LAND, called ilungierdow% or Clover Field, and
Ploughed Field. containing to.„...ther 31a. :la. 33r. This Lot
ai!joins Lot,. 3 and 4.
Lot ti. TWO PI EeEtt of LAID, In the parish of Finehley,
on the high North Road, opposite the eighth tulle stone, called
New Allotment and Little Bowman's Herne, containing together
VA. la. 12r. This lot has a Froatags of 3013 feet, and abuts
upon hot I.
The land-we on all the lots is redeemed, and the Lands in
Trim Barnet are exempt from Tithe, so long as they remain in
the hands and =nurse:sof the owner.

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Thc lands in Finchley arc subject to a modus of 2d. per acre, in
oi great tither.
•l'crnamkm to view, and further particular+, may be had of 31r.
(';:apman, st liachley Lodge : particulars may also be had of Mr.
Hucklersbury ; of J. I'. Itio,tock, solicitor, George-
s reet, House, leiadon ; at the place of sale ; fir nn
Man. Milos:one ; Bed Ibpn, Barret ; Bead. 11"atford
Aingri, Cilniontoo ; queet.'s Bead, Church ; and
ti,J Liars 4mi sun,

Valuable Long LEASEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES,
and GROUND RENTS, producing nearly Lew. per Annum.
By WINS' and SONS,
At the Auction dart, near the Rank of England, on FRIDAY,
31ay.21, at 12, in Lots, by direction of the Executors and Tres.

tees'fair
THE valuable and eligible ESTATES of JAMES
BROWNE, Esq. deceastal, consisting of
TOPPING'S WHARF, in Tooley.street, with spacious Ware.
houses, Counting Houses, and other Appurtenances, let to Mr. J.
unveil, on lease, 10 years unexpired ; held of Magdalen College,
Oxford, for 3 years, front August, 1921, at a ground rent of
31. 7s.
A capital 110CSE, 14, in Lower Berkeley-street, Portman.
square, with Coach House,, Stabling, and Offices, let on lease.,
four years and a half unexpired, and held for 48 years, at a ground
rent of 171. Ift. ski. per annum.
A coinmodious DWELLING OCSE, 79, Pall-mall, let on
lease, four years and a half unexpired, held under the Crown, at a
ground rent of 21L Gk. 3d.
A DITTO, No. 41, AI arine-paratle, Brighton, let to J. Calvert
Clarke, Esq. on lease, and held for 47 years and a half, at a ground
rent of 291. per annum.
TWO 611111'ND ItENTSof 201. per Annum each, the one
being the Ground Rent on the foregoing House, and the other the
Ground Rent on the adjoining House.
Thevery extensiva PREMISES, COACH HOLTSES, STA-
BLING, &c. of Messrs. Crossweller and Cu. situate in St. James's-
street, lifighlOn, on lease to 311:51011. Crossueller and Donaldson,
near eight years unexpired, held for the umc term, at a ground
rent of 2r9. Ss. .

A COPI HOLD 1101. SE, situate the south-west corner of
Fact-street, Brighton, let on a builthng lease, at a reserved rent of
3111.
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The whole Rental amounting to 1,411. ba. per mourn.
Tbc several Estates may be viewed 10 days a to the gale,
by permission of the resperive occupiers; with tickets, which
may be had of Winataater and Sun*, Paternoater-row s partial.
lays also of Wm. Bovill, 11erchant Tailors* Hall, Thread-
needle.stieet ; at the Matt; and at the ihtlei•ent Librarizs a
Brighton.

CANONDUIM
TO BE !JET, ON LEAgE, WITHOUT PREMIUM,
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A MOST desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE, pirticu-
larly well built, and finished by the late Proprietor for hie
own occupation, pleasantly situated at Chnonbury, near the new
North-road, with walled garden, coach-house, two.stall stable,
greenhouse, &c. adapted in every respect for the accommodation
of a respectable Family, to whom immediate possession will be
given.
To be viewed with Cards, which, with further particulars, may
be had of Winstanlcy and Sor.s, Paternoster-row.

WANTED TO RENT FOR TI4REE. FIVE, OR bEVEN

E.l HS,
A FURNISIIEI) 1101 SE of moderate size, and from
Thirty to Fifty Acres of Land, situated in any of the Mid.'
land Counties, with a Manor ei Time or Four Thousand Acres.
and in the neighbourhood of a Pack of Hounds. Possession in the
Month of July or August nest.
l'ommunicatiorts, with every Particular, and tae lowest Terms
(post paid) may hi addressed to Messrs. Winadmicy and Sous,
raternoster•TOW.