The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-02-24 00:00:00

CORN Attifilef,l'irrSDAY, Fro. 23.

FREEHOLD, ST.
By WPSTA
At tht Mart, on FRIDAV

A FREED
SHOP'
alley, coma!
arid in the
whine Il

p- annum.
To be viewed by
may be had at the b.
Austin Friars; and of

lan;

rid Sons,

10Iter-TOM.

ELEGANT WHOLE REGISTER AND HALF REGIS-
TER STOVES, FENDERS, AND FIRE IRONS, HO-
SIERY, AND 63 LARGE PACKING CASES.
By Mr. ADAMSON,
THIS DAY, at 11, on account and for the bendt of the Under-

writers,
PART of the CARGO of the BRIG STAR, stranded
off' Plymouth, on her Voyage to Buenos Ayres, and re-
moved for convenience of sale to Mr. Smith's spacious Auction
Rooms, No. 39, Ludgate-hill, the corner of the Belle Sauvagc lan-
yard ; conshtlng of a great variety of elegant and fashionable whole
register and half-register stoves, several sets of fenders and fire-
irons ; kitchen ranges, with ovens and boilers ; one case and one
bale of cotton drawers, cotton hose, socks, red flannel shirts, chi!.
droves shoes, &c. &c.
Catalogues may be had at the Rooms, and of Mr. Adamson, II;

A CLEAR WELL-SECURED ANNUITY OF SEVENTY-
SIX POUNDS FIFTEEN SHILLINGS.

By Mr. ADAMSON,
On TUESDAY NEXT, et Tsars, at the Auction Mart, Bar-
tholomew-lane
- - -

A CLEAR ANNUITY of 76f. ISs., arising from
A 1,9181. 18e. 6d., being a Share of 8.11261. New Fours, stand-
ing in the names of respectable Trustees in the books at the Bank
of England, and payable during the life of a healthy married lady,
in her 40th year. whose life is insurable.
Particulars to be had at the Auction Mart, and of Mr. Adamson,
11, Biliiter-square.

VOTE FOR MIDDLESEX—FREEHOLD ESTATE,
BETHNAL-GREEN.
By Mr. ADAMSON.
At the Auction Mart, on TUESDAY NEXT, at 12, unleas pre-
viously disposed of by private contract,
AFREEHOLD ESTATE,- consisting of a brick-built
HOUSE, with ttewly-built stable, chaise-house, and gar-
den, situate No. 9, Green-street, Bethnal -green, let to a respect-
able tenant at 25/. per annum.
To be viewed till the sale, with leave of the tenant, and parti-
culars had on the premises; at the arts at the Salmon and Ball,
Bethnal-green ; and of 31r. Adamson, 11, Billiter-square.

FREEHOLD ESTATE. qLEL'CHANGE, IN THE CITY

OF LONDON,
By Mr. ADA MSON.
At the Mart, on TUESD.^.Y NEXT, at 12, unless previously
disposal of by Private Contract,
AFREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of a substantial
brick.built House. the front and back front of which have
recently bees new fronted, a modern Treat shop, cellaring, and
other conveniences ; in the occupation of Mr. Hogg, tailor and
drop, st guineas per annum.
Ts brefeired asit Partienleflrbd °nth, Premises ;
of Moms. Stevens and Wood, soliCitesa..l3t. Thomas ApostllA
Queen.etreet, Cheapside ; at the Mart; and of My:Adam mos,
11, Billiter.square.

TO TOYMF.N, IVOOLLEN DRAPERS, MERCERS,
HABERDASHERS, HATTERS, & r.—ATTRA CT 1 E
SHOP AND PREMISES, OPPOSITE THE SARACEN'S
HEAD INN, ALDt:A.TE,
By Mr. ADAMSON,
On TUESDAY NEXT, at the Auction Mart, Bartholomew.
lane, by Direction of the Proprietor, who is about ;:ngaging
other Premises in a different line of Business (unless previously
disposed of by Private Contract), •
/SHE Valuable LEASE, with immediate Possession, of
1 a Capital BRICK-WALT HOUSE, with a modern front,
attractive Corner Shop, eligibly situate, No. 32, Aldgate Within,
immediately opposite the Saracen's [lead Inn.
The Premises are undeniably situated for the business of a
Jeweller and Toyman, in which lines they have been successfully
engaged for many years, but ate equally desirable for a variety of
retail concerns requiring publicity. held for an unexpired term of
Nine Years at a low Rent.
To be viewed till the Sale, and Particulars had on the Premises ;
at the Mart ; and of Alr. Adamson, 11, lighter-square.

VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES, DALSTON,
Producing a clear Rent of about MIL per annum.
By Mr. AI)A3ISON,
At the Auction Mart, on TUESDAY NEXT, at 12, in Two
Lots (instead of One Lot as heretofore advertised), by direction
of the Alortgagec,
Lot 1. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of sun-
dry ground rents and annual rents, issuing out of
six brick-built houses, with gardens and fore courts, Nos. 1 to
inclusive, Smth-plate; and 14 houses, with small gardens and a
large piece of garden ground at the back, sinista on the south-side
of Charles-street, Ralston, leading from Kingston(' turnpike to
Hackney. held for an unexpired term of 46 years, producing a clear
rent of 15.3/. . _

Lot Y. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE consisting of sundry
ground rents and improved rents, issuing oat of five brick built
houses, with gardens and fore courts, situate in North-place; nine
brick-built houses, with gardens, &c. situate on the nosh side of
Charles-street, Dalston, and producing a clear rent of irird.
To he viewed till the sale, with leave of the tenants ; and parti-
culars had of Messrs. Parnther and Turner, Solicitors, Landon-
street. Fenchurch-street ; at the Mart; and of ilir. Atialuscn, 11,
141 liter-square.

Elegant Household Furniture, Books, Linen, Porcelain, Plated
4'are, and Effects, the Property of a (lentleman relinquishing
his residence in the Country,.
By Mr. JAMES DENEW,
At his Auction Ram, Charles-street, Berkeley-square, on
MONDAY, March 7, and following Day, at Twelve,
THE genuine and very excellent HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, removed from the residence of a Gentleman
in the Country ; comprisiag handsome four-post, field. and ser-
vants' bedsteads, with drapery, hangings, and appropriate bed-
ding, capital mahogany wardrobes, chests of drawers, and toilet
stands, Jawing-room suit in fine chitvz, with sofas, chairs, otto-
mans, and fauteuils, elegant card, sofa, 100, writing, and work
tables, scarlet morine parlour curtains, modern pedestal sideboard,
set of dining-tables, twelve chairs covered in hair-cloth, Brussels
and Turkey carpets, chimney-glasses, mirrors, pianoforte, fine
porcelain, 100 volumes of books, a few lots of very fine damask
table-linen, plated ware, Au. The whole in the neatest condition,
and principally new within two years.
sy be viewed on Saturday and Mornings of Sale, when Cats-
logues may be had at the Auction Room, Charles-street, Berkeley-
square.

FASHIONABLE STOCK OF UPHOLSTERY AND
CABINET FURNITURE.
LEASEHOLD BUSINESS, PREMISES, &c.
SOHO-SQUARE.
By Mr. JAMES DENEW,
On the Premises, on WEDNESDAY, March 9, and Following
D,.ys, at Twelve,
THE very valuable and extensit•e STOCK in TRADE
of Mr John Davis, Cabinetmaker and Upholder, on the
south side of Soho-square, declining the Retail Business, com-
prising an unusually choice assemblage of Furniture, embracing
every item adapted to the drawing-room, boudoir, library, dining
room, and breakfast parlour, fashionable in design, made of the
finest materials, and finished in the best manner. The Chamber
Furniture, which is equally excellent, includes numerous four post,
canopy, soti, and cottage bedsteads, with chintz. morioe, and da.
mask hangings in the immediate taste, with feather beds, ma-
tresses, and lieddirg ; plain and winged wardrobes, aecretaires,
bookcases, chests of drawers, cheffoneers and dressing stands,
glasses, screens, carpets, eight-day table clack. &c. &c.
On the first day will be Sold, the beneficial LEASE of the ca-
pital HOUSE and BUSINESS PREMISES, in a complete state
of repair. a vary coasiderable sum having recently been expended
in alterations and improvements; held for forty years, at a mo-
aerate rent, _ _ _

The Stock may be viewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding
the Sale, when catalogues and particulars may be had on the
Premises ; and of Mr. Renew, Auctioneer, Charles-street, Berke-
ley-square.

Tbe.busineat is cur carei•anar kat this week has been eery wall.
To-day's market thinly attended by dealers, with the exert tips of
a few sales of Wheat to the ecraumors, at prices without %Si Alio,.
Oats are about iii. lower; other articles equally dull, Lut Iwuel
nominally the san:e:—

GRAIN.
,Eogliils
Scotci

Foreign, free
Beans per Quaner—Erglish

Foreign
Peas: per Quarter—English, White
Ditto they
Fonign

IMPOIITID ?Rom' THZ ISTH TO THS 21sT ranaui.ar,

9 0 a 10 2
84a H 8
- 8 6 • 141
66a g 0
6 6 a 7 11
Riga 5 6 a 7 0
. 3 3 is 3 6
.Welalt 3 6 a 6 8
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3d. lowcr.
-69 • G 6
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- 26 0 a 42 0
52 0 a 64
61 0 a 66 •
g) 0 0 a 44 U
brad) 24 U a 241 0
- 0 11a 0 0
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• 44 0 a 46
•00 a • 0
- 62 0 a 58 to
- - 43 0 a 46
0a 0 0

INCLIIIILVZ.

I
• - 6.739 qrs. Beans - - 477 qrs.
. - 11,044 Flour . - - 3,372 .ackc.
. - 1,133 Do. (Americas) 1,600 i3ads.
. .. 0 Oatmeal . 1,03 ti I:ads.
£zroilTED-300 bcl4. AlMeriati Flisr.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCR.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, Fru. It
Subs ILXTERED I x wauns—The 000 i Intent, Fox. from
Rotterdam; Alert. Abbott, trona ditto; Britannia, Oath, lima.
Faro t Nordstern. Werner, from Dianne; Alexander Adam, Pe-
ter, from St. Michael's; Carl, Hammer, from Pinot' ; Limerick
Packet, Howard. from }•aro; Vriendschtip, Razewinkel. from
Rouen ; Cherub, Brownrigg, frara R:o Janeiro ; Oporto Packet,
Harvey, from Oporio; Despatch, Tregoweth, from Hayannah;
Acosta, Wilson. from Rio Janeiro; Brothers, Wallnig, trout
Oporto; Reliance, Smith, from Bordeaux; Clyde, Driver, from
Calcutta, Birulipatam, Coring°, Madras, and the Cape of Dowd
Hooe.

ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The Mary Russell. Whillis, for the
River Gambia and Cape Coast Castle; Penelope, Clark, for the
Cape of Good llope ; Frederica, Wasdr, for Stettin; Neptune,
Cumberlege, for Aladrira, Madras. and ; Eliza, Atherden,
for Rotterdam; .Iw:ilia', Cobb, from Grenada; Sophia, Rutter,
for Sierra Leone; Caled.inia. Riches, fur Port-au-Prince.
CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT 0 RAV ESESD.—ROtnet),
Ross, for Madeira, tie Cope of Good Hope, and Padang; Brno.
stone, Wilson, for Itio Janeiro; Britannia, Rubie, for Lisbon ;
James and Theresa. Aston, for Marseille.
CLEAstiwit Ot; Twauns.—Anne, Whitmore. far St. LEcia;
Diana. Hues, for NeW York ; Gratitude. Bowden, for Pernam-
buco, Bahia. and Montanans ; Sky Lodi, Keith, for Gibra...dar
and Algiers ; Hontonia. Tisdale, for Gibraltar and Norden ; Vnicra,
Heinle, for tiltetiisiy and Jersey ; Alexandrine, Donut', for Mar.
seille.s; Atlas, Hine, fur India and China; Jamictut, Craig, :or
Curiacou and Grenada.

CLEARWD OUTWARDS TO IRELA:ll).—Er.3earour, Sameel,
k* Dublin.

FROM LIA)VD'S LIST.

Puttiou T it, Fr n.2l.—The Carboneer, Taggart, and Eva:.
der, Bathie, from Leghoin, were released from guar.:nuns this
morning.
Gitavwstxo. FED. 22.--. Arrived the Marnhull, from Lisbon
Lady Julians, Smith, from Citittenburgh ; Pelican, Rids, tioa
NePtoovisi Etradnoelt, from Daataii- Ambrosia. La•-
SOD, from Norway ; and Two protbere„ tVahlock. from °stouts
Sailed the (larkstorn. Fullerton, for Jamaica; Mary. Rots. :Of
ditto ; and Fox, Fox', for Ostend.
BRISTOL, Ftn. 21.—Anived the Thetis. Stewart, from New
York; Preceptor, titre, from -Charente: Swallow, —. ;real
Slesvina. Sailed the Mary Ann, Yid:el-mar., for Akiqua
Brand, for I'k:renter Indemnity, Sugden, for A!exat
dria ; Ilaninton, Peeket. for PhilsdelF het.
ABE ettrusz, FEB. 19.—The Osborne. Smith. railed ft,:et
Danizie, on the 2,1 of November, for th's port, rind ns+ net sin,:
been beard of. The Maaivell„ Burgeot, from Watertord to Lcri_
dun, which was on shore at Lochryan, has been got off' without de.
image, and was ready to sail on the 12th inst.
SAIIDLFIORD, JAN.:II—On the evening of the 24th lest die
wind shined to the Soittli and S.W., and has eonrii aril to tifj.w
with great violence. It is reported that three Isnitlish ceases are
lost between Attindahl and Christiansand. On the 24-th ir.st. the
Ajax, Armstrong, from IVylturg to lion, was carried into Caris.
tianoand full of water, having struck on smis ruck,- Tore Haat =ti
Anker, 3lcresen, ftont London to Gottenburgh, has put ir.tO a
harbour near this place, with loss of sails and very leaky. Intiine
struck on some rock+ on the coast of Norway, and hoist term
BTROMRESS, 27.—1 t is reported that the Albino. .)rire.
Bard, front Cromarty to Jamaica, drove nut of Long Hop. d
is supposed to have driven to pea, as she has not since been heard et.
Bo x wos Avers, DEC. 23.—Ica Ist. 31. 47. 8., SOO miles from
Cape St. Mary's, the .1 mericatibrig Clio fell in with a brig, bottma
upwards, which appeared to have been newly corptred, and sc.:-
posed to be an American brig, the crew of the Clio having ca
through to a cask of dour and a cask of rib:ie.:cr.
LIMA. Oct. 28.—A letter from Captain 31airard, of the Erin,
dated Ousel°, 19th inst. states, that standing in for Callao on tt
12th, he was warned of by Admiral Guise, comrnarding the Pc.
tuition squadron, who indorsed his register, and threatered has
with capture in the event of re-appcaring there whi sttallau con.
tinned under blockade, which compelled him to pzoreed to I. I .r.ch o.
The Betsy, !Ligon, has r.rrived at P.ilhoa ; Hope. Bulicty, at
Lisbon t and the N'ituagr. hitewell, at Oporto.
The John Reed. front I.ivcrpool to Havantiah, was 'roam ii
lat. 26. long. 38., by the John, arrived at Liverpool from Panto.
From the Agent to Lloyd's at Lisbon, datid Feb. 1•t :—Toe
American ship Oscar, of New York. -tar tt-: ,-;
repaired, took on board a c:.rgo of salt fur ill Brasil.. bat after re-
ceiving it beeame so leaky es to he obliged to tin...! erre the ereatvi:
part of it again, arid is now undergoing a f.nti tepair. doer e: her
crew conceiving her to be in so bail a state re.nreit to go .n her ; t
1:31'(` Alvo been informed this vessel has teen :ye ‘te.,;('". ::Cti is
America. and sold for tk.lo dollars.
From the Agent to Lloyd's at St. I:ago de (Ink dated Di: 1 - -
The Dolphin, arrived at Valparaiso from ('ocut ;.to, re -oils the
arrival of the Chili squadron in that port, a,ai considcti.bre.!amage
in masts, spars, &c.
The 'Franhy. of Hull, for Nr, York. sal spoken with ca the
111th inst. off the Lizard, by the Dispatch, Johns, =it% ed at Ply.
mouth.

nuns, sot's, parlour witmow consuls, carpets, SILCIIIM requisites, winalim.
.. . .
&c.ltc. SALE OF MR. WEEKS'S PROPERTY, TICHBORNE-
Wheat per Bushel 701 b ..Engliali
To be viewed the day preceding and mornings of sale, when STREET. Scotch -
Catalogues may be bed ou the premises & and of Wicatauley and MR. JAMES DENEW respectfully notifies, that INS I riah .
Sons, Psternoster-row. MONDAY, the 19th of April, and following days, he Danuic -
shall SELL by AUCTION. on Use premises, in Tichborne-sweet. Pomeranian
FREEHOLD, ST. SWITHIN'S+ANE. Piccadilly, the REAIAINLNO PORTION of Mr. WEEKS'S Peterabtugh and II
Ily WJNSTA NI,EV sad SOr3S, very VALUABLE PROPERTY, comprising a tine assemblage Oats per Daigle' of 4Mb.....1ria1i Potato
of deco Tithe furniture. in. candelabras, lamps, rases, English,Seotch AN
At tht Blast, on FRIDAY, Much 11. at 12, by direction of theihiud"leg.. classical design, and
eceltoires, and other items in great variety, of
Trustees under a Daunt from the Crown,.
A FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE and WORK- the tines: workmanship, adapted to the several depa•tments of the Common Yd. aW.
or tie Cottage ; hws.-..-aulialspecamens of porcelain, bronzes, Barley per gait, . - -
.-.R SHOPS, situated No. 39. St. within me, adjoining Ball- Mansion.
,edipturp of rem woks. ins carvings and enamels, various Oatmeal per 240L.—.,:nglialt - -
alley, containing two twraa and a pantry Qaillich flax ion lease w costly objects In jewellery, eeparb pisses of niecisauisin, self-actirs I . . •
and in the occupation of Ms. Rudders, 1314:.
whemstri/ yams were unespireratialinetsc 1 the invalnah e
.VA Anger or inierestingsr_tkcija. Men, Sjour periggii,.7.4,o4lt: _
add emu, Awl :Ailed stock, ..,1, -
- - - - I, patterns anti impletnents. A margin per aqui. (west
To be viewed by permission of the tenant. Printed particulars lice notice will be given when the property may bit viewed, and Darn - (In bend
may be had at the Mart I of lie. John Fox, Solicitor, No. 24, catigogda had. Dantele -
Austin Friars; and of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. Foreign, free