The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-05-04 00:00:00

COPY HOLD GROUND RUNTS.

Of 411. Ss. per annum, at Turnham-green,'secured upon an im-
proving Rental of 111)01. a year; also a Freehold Estate in Ham-
mersmith, in the line of the New Bridge,
By Messrs. ROBINS,
At their Spacious Rooms. Plana, Covent-garden, on THURS-
DAY May 20, at 12,
rt()PY HOLD GR()IJND RENTS, amounting to
411. as. a year. secured upon the whole of Wellington-place,
and a variety of Houses adjoining, including a first-rate Public-
house, the present rental far exceeding 5001. a year, and situate in
the preferable pan of Turnham-green it is held of the Manor of
button Court, and not subject to any deduction. Also the moiety of
a Freehold Estate, situate at Hammersmith, in the line of the
New Bridge, consisting of one good House, with extensive front
to the mad. three Messitages and four Cottages, producing a low
rental of 1101. a year, at the determination of the lease, and the rent
will be doubled.
Partietthmt may be had fourteen days prior to the sale, at the
' office of :Brew% kleyrick and Cox, Red Lion-sspiare: Pack
Horse, Tnrnhaill-grecn Coffee-house, Hammersmith; and in
Covent-garden.

UXBRIDGE COMMON. ADJOINING MR. COX'S
BEAUTIFUL PARK AND DOMAIN.
By blown. ROBINS,
At their Sneeitnts Hems, Pietas. Covent-garden, on THURS.
DAV, May 20, at 12, by direction of the Executors of Mrs.
Home. deceased,
A N excellent FAMILY RESIDENCE, very plea-
/ 1 iuntly situate about half a mile removed from the respectable
market-town of Uxbridge, on the Common, and immediately con-
tiguous to Mr. Cox 's Park. The residence was built at a time
when the comfort and convenience of a family were the prominent
considerations, and it pauseasen all that a respectable family can de-
sire; the offices are abundant, and of the best description; the
grounds altogether form a Domain of Fifteen Acres, judiciously
disposed in lawn, pleasure grounds, and park tieadows. The
property is all freehold, and situation most desirable, and the so-
ciety of the neighbourhood proverbial for its respectability.
Particulars may be had 21 days prior to the sale, at the White
Horse, Usbridgel the Old Hats, Ealing; at the office of
Messrs. Forster, }rere, and Forster, Lincoln's Inn; and in Co-
vent-gatden.

WATI,ING.STREET.

An excellent Investment, arising out of twonewly-erected Houses
and capacious Warehouties, of the value of MAI. a year, held of
St. Thomas's Hospital.
By Messrs. ROBINS
. . . .

At the Auction Mutt_ oppoo.ite
.the Hapi, on THURSDAY,

31ar 27, at 12, in two Lots,
LEASEHOLD INVESNIENT for a
term of I 8 years, comprehending two very excellent newly
erected 1/welling-blouses, suited to the entire convenience of respect-
able families, with capital dr, war, houses of large dimensions to
each, situate 47 and 48, %Vatling-street; they have been re-built
very recently, and in the best manner. No. 411 is let for the whole
term to 51r. Kearney, a respectable tenant, at a rent diminished to
1571. by means of a lar,-;e premium ; the House adjoining is pre-
cisely similar. and of the value of 21/0 guineas; the Estate is con-
sequently of the present value of 3M$ ;Witless a Year. It is held of
St. Thomas's Hospital for 181 years and a half, at a ground of NM,
for the whole.

May he viewed till the Sale, and particular had 21 days prior,
on the l'rentiaes ; the Mart; and in ('event-ganlen.

C RMARTHENSII

Capital and Secure Investment in Freelufkl Lands, including a
capital Farm, a Water Corn-mill, and 381 acres of excellent
Meadow, l'asture, and 'Piled Land.
By Messrs. ROBINS,
At the Auction Mart, opposite the Rank, on THURSDAY,
May 27, at 12,
A Ilesirable and very improved FREEHOLD FARM,
.2 1. caned the Newton Estate. It is pleasantly situate in the
parish of Laugherne, within two miles of the post and sea-port
towns of Laugherne and St. Clear, whence the Farm produce is
exported, and only four miles from lime.kibis. where it is obtain-
ed at Is. per ton. It comprehends a superior Farm House, and all
requisite offices. together with 381 acres of meadow, pasture,
arable, and wood land, lying in a ring fence, together with thriv•
ing young plantations It is an admirable estate for a sportsman,
the situation being eminently qualified to facilitate his wishes ; it Is
skirted with woods, and contiguous to the fox hounds, and the
navigable river Tail (abounding in salmon and trout), close at
hand. It is submitted altogether as a most desirable invest-
ment.

be viewed by applying to the Farm. Particulars had 21
days prior to the sale, m Messrs. Evans and Son, Solicitors, Ha.
verfordwest ; the principal Inns at Carmarthen, Brecon, Aber-
garenny, Gloucester, and Cheltenham ; of A. Murray, Esq., St.
illarti s-lane; and is Covent-g,arden, where a plan of the estate
may be seen.

A Valuable PLOT—of FREEHOLD BUILDING
GROUND very eligibly situate in the preferable part of St.
John's-wood, a little removed fbin the Regent's Park.
Tulsa and Mansions of the first -pithy are already erected, and
most respectably occupied close to the delightful spot which it is
proposed 10 sell. The views ate every where interesting and eaten-
ere, including the Surrey Hills and Windsor Castle, while Hump-
stead and Highgate ate separated only by a luxuriant valley. In
fine, the 'Mutton is altogether most inviting.
Particulars, with descriptive Plans annexed. may be had twenty.
one days prior to the sale, at the Yorkshire Song°, Paddington-
green; and of Messrs. obins, Covent-garden.
Half the Purchase 3loney may remain on Mortgage for three
years.
ON THE RANKS OF Tllt; RIVKR, AT LA
A deliihtful Residence, with Shrubbery, Plantation. Gardens,
with Dot and SUCC4l24io.lllotlses, and Sixty Acres of rich Land.
By Menare.
ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, delighl-
fully situate at Lalehant, and immediately on the banks of
the River, euvironed by pleasure grounds disposed in excellent
order, with shrubbery walks and plantation leading to a prolific
kitchen garden, abundantly stocked, and she walls proverbial for
the superiority of the fruit. The residence is adapted to meet the
wishes of a most respectable family, and the offices are quite cor-
respondent. The domain altogether consists of sixty acres of rich
land, principally water meadow and osier grounds, with a consider.
able right of fishery on the River. There arc besides sonic cottages
contiguous, and the ferry and ferry.house apper sin to the property.
The situation of the house and grounds cannot well be surpassed,
a td the neighbourhood has long been pmverbial for its respcu.
ability. It is within a short drive of seven miles to Windsor,
seven to hatbands, and one to Chertscy and ()attends.
Particulars and cards to view may be had of Jlessra. Robins,
Coveitt.garden.

SIR MARK SI'KES'S SPLENDID LIBRARY.
By Mr.. EVANS,
At his House, 93, Pan-mall, on TUESDAY, the 11th inst. and
Ten following days,
THE FIRST PORTION of the Splendid, Curious,
snd Extensive LIBRARY of the late Sir MARK MAS.
TERMAN SYKES, Bart. including the original Report of the
Convocation to Henry VIII. on his Proposal Divorce from Anne
of Cleves, Manuscript, on vellum, with the Autographs of all the
Bishops and Clergy assembled; splendid Missal, executed for
Francis the First ; Apocalymis S. Joannis, minted on wooden
blocks, before the invention of metal types; Itiblia Sacra Latina,
two vols. first book printed with metal types; Iliblia Sacra, two
volt. upon vellum, lAt2 ; Cicero de Officals, the first edition of a
classic, on vellum, 1465 ; and a most brilliant Assemblage of
hooks of the fifteenth century, many of them upon vellum ; a tine
series of the productions of the Aldine Prow splendid series of
large paper Classics; Ilalstead's Genealogies, excessively rare, a
brilliant assemblage of rare Old Poetry, many of the article,
unique; Ilearne s Works, 514 vol.. large paper ; set of the Books
printed ,by the Itoxburglie club. &c.

ESTABLISHED upwards of TWENTY YEARS. for the
SALE of IRISH LINEN:, by the PIECE, at the Factors'
Price, No. 4, on the South Side of lilootnshury-square, Four
Doors from the top of southampton-strect, Holborn.
rrllE IRISH LINEN eOIIPANY beg leave to %n-
-flounce to the Public, that the above House is their only Es-
tablishment in this Country, where they continue to supply the No.
bility, Gentry, and the Public with WA KRANTED GRASS.
!ILEAC!! E LINEN for Shirts and Sheets, of the best fabric
Ind colour, at a price considerably lower than they can be procured
through any other medium. They also engage to return the pur.
chase-money should any fault appear.
• Good Irish Bills and Bank of Inland Notes taken as usuaL—
Country and Town Orders punctually :ittentled to, by
J. DONOV AN, 4, Itlotmisbury-square, London ; and .
Agents.
J. DOI' LE, :11, St. 3lary's Abbey, Dublin,

CIIE.IP CARPETING, ite.
TWENTY-Six YEARS FATAH,Astirm

Ill.111()MAS EMERSON'S ('ITY FURNISHING
WA REHOUSE, 91. Now,ote-street, and 2, l'hrist Church-
pa.sage, London.
T. E. lot., of the under.ment:ored Articles, the largest and best
a...ortment in the trade, of superior qualities, warranted free Bont
damages, which he is offering at unusually low prices, for ready
payment %is- :-
Iltrulowla Carpeting, 4.4114. per yard ; new patterns, 4s. 6d; best
five-frame ditto Bs., laid down at 3d.
Scotch Carpeting, Is. hi to Is. did.
Kidderminster, 2s. to 2'. fml. 4 superfine ditto, Ss. lOd. to 3s.
Venetians, 11.4. to 1.. 6.1.; checkm ditto, -24. 3d.
Hearth Rugs, 0...; handsome patterns, 7s. Foil. to 20a.
04ths .tout Illank.;ts, 66. 644 10-4:hs, Bs. lid.; extra-sized
Witneys, 12*. to 204.
11.4 th. t'ounterpane., 11..; 12.4 the, 10s.
Marseilles Quilts, 11.. to 20s.
3finvens, ls. 2.1. to la. 6.1.
Furniture Dimities, to 7.1.; 4.4 th ditto, fid. to 10.1.; Parni-
turn Prints, 63d. to 10.1.; full Chinn, fa.t colours, 11d. to Is. 21;
Coloured Liningrn for ditto, 6d. to 14.1.
Persian Carpet., 34 long, 11. 186.; large sizes in proportion.
Ready-made Kidderminster ditto, 66. Ikl. to Ills.
64th Ihuggets, 14. tid. to 2s. 4.1.
Sheetings, 6.1. to 10d. ; 5-4th. ditto., Is. to Is. 6d.
Datnaek Table Cloths, 1.. ltd. to 20... ; Table Corers, N. 441.
, to 200.
Bed Ticking, s*i to 2...; ready made ditto, ht. od. to 18s.
Rest Indio Mailing, 3s. 64.; with se. end other Articles tea
tedious for insertion.