The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-05-03 00:00:00

MONEY (►N MORTGAGE 01

INUITY.

vlviifiloidiAWiikiiJKss—;;ul;l;;;nis; or any
part (in Sums not less than 2001.) will be advanced on Life
Interests from Marriage Settlements, Trust-money in the Funds,
Wills, Jointures, and real Estates ; also on Freehold, Copyhold,
and Leasehold Properties, on fair, just and liberal terms.
Apply personally, or by letter (post-paid), to Mr. Lloyd, Attor-
Law, No. 4 .Adam-street,Adelphi.

TO NOBLEMEN. GENTLEMEN, AND AGRICULTU•
RISTS IN GENERAL.
RICK CLOTHS, WITH POLES, PULLEYS, AND
LINES.
BENJAMIN EDGINTON, of 5, Tooley-street,
1.1 Southwark, most respectfully returns his sincere thanks for
the very liberal encouragetnent he has hitherto received in the Sale
lof his improved RICK CLOTHS, and has the satisfaction of
informing the Agricultural World not yet provided, that in many
instances his customers have acknowledged the cost to have been
more than repaid in one season.
B. E. therefore, to meet the increased demand, and in order that
Oentlemen may not be disappointed, has purchased a quantity of
various sizes, both new and second-hand, which, from the closeness
of their texture and a preparation which the yarns have undergone
to prevent mildew, will be found upon inspection far superior in
quality, as well as more reasonable in price, to any of the Lind ever
yet offered to the Public.
Also Tents, Marquees, and improved Tarpaulings, which, from
a superior method in dressing, he warrants perfectly pliable, water.
proof, and not to crack. Netting and Bunting for Fruit Trees,
Horse Cloths, Sacks, Ropes, &c.
N.B. Rick Cloths, Tareaulings, and Tents, Let on Hire.
*4,l' To prevent mistakes, be particular to address the name at
full length, "Benjamin Edginton, ti, Tooley-street, London."
Also, for the convenience of those residing at the West End of the
Town, orders received by Messrs. Naftali and Combe, Booksellers
24, Tavistock-street, Covent.gars‘en.

. £30,0410

10;Ouo
6,000

&c. &c.
ALL IN ONE D.IY.
- AND J. SIVEIVRIGH'r feel it their duty respect-
CI • fully to remind the Public that Lotteries arc approaching
nearer and nearer to their final Close, u Parliament will pass no
more Lottery Acts.
THE PRESENT SUM NIE CONTAINS

.
Two. - of . - X NIA*
Two - - - 10,010
Two . 6,00
-
Besides Twenty other Capitals, and. no Blanks! as every Number
is sure of Si. at lewd, and ALL IN ONE DAY, 31st of 31A Y.
Tickets anti' Shares are now on sale at J. and J. Sivewrights'
Offices, No. 37, Cornhill • 11, Holborn; and 38, Haymarket;
where they sold in a late Contract, 12,478, a Prize of 30,8001. and
several other Capitals.

ST. KATHARINE DOCKS.
Just published, price 2s.
OBSERVATIONS upon the "CASE of the LONDON
DOCKS."
" Audi &hermit partem."
Sold by J. if. Richardson, 23, Comhill.

DULL AND MOUTH INN.—lmportant Alterations
.1.3 in the NORTHERN ROYAL. MA IL CO.ICH ES, under
New Contracts with his Majesty's Postmaster-General.
The Public see respectfully informed, that
THE DIRECT EDINBURGH MAIL COACH will leave
the above Inn every evening at half-past seven (Sundays at seven),
and passing through Huntingdon, Stamford, Doncaster, Ferry-
bridge, IVetherby, Boroughhridge, Northallerton, Durham, New-
castle, Alnwick, Belford, Berwick, Dunbar, and Haddington, will
arrive at Edinburgh the second afternoon to dinner. It will leave
Piper's mail coach office, Edinburgh, every morning at eight, and
arrive at the Bull and Mouth Inn, London, the second morning at
six. The whole distance will be performed within 48 hours, in•
eluding all stoppages, which, for breakfasts and dinners, will be
sufficient to enable travellers to refresh themselves thoroughly, and
go the entire journey with facility. Care will also be taken that
such refreshments shall be provided as arc fit for a superior class of
passer.gers.
••• No attempt having yet been made with any public carriage
to travel regularly so great a distance in so short a time, the pro-
prietors think it necessary to give the public every reasonable as-
surance not only of the comfort, but the safety of this conveyance.
A mail coach carries few outsides, and can gu a fast pace with
more security ; and this will be driven by coachmen selected for
their ability and good character. An ample number of horses have
been allotted to this establishment, and the stages will be very short,
to prevent distress and difficulty. The proprietors having entered
into this contract solely in compliance with the desire of the Post-
master-General, to improve the Northern Poets,—and as they can
only fulfil it by incurring great additional expense, without any
certainty of its succeeding as a commercial speculation, they trust
to their northern friends (particularly in Edinburgh and on the
great line of road to Inverness, who will gain a day in their
course of post with London) to bestow on them that liberal
patronage which will be so essential to the permanency of this un-
dertaking.
THE YORK, SUNDERLAND, and EDINBURGH MAIL
COACH will also leave the above Inn every evening at half-past
seven (Sundeys at seven), and, passing through Ilaldock, St.
Neot's, Stamford, Newark, Bawtry, Thorn, Snaith, and Selby,
will arrive at York the following evening about eight o'clock;
whence it will proceed through Easingwold, Thirsk, Tontine
Inn, Yarm, Stockton, and Sunderland, to Newcastle, where it
will arrive about seven in the morning; and proceed thence through
Morpeth, Wooler, Coldstream, Kelso, Lauder, and Dalkeith, to
Edinburgh, where it will arrive the sante evening about half-rust
nine. This mail coach will leave Edinburgh for London every
evenirg at nine o'clock, and arrive at York the following evening
before ten, and at the Bull and Mouth Inn, London. the second
evening at half-past ten. Passengers by this mail will be only
two nights out between London and Edinburgh, and only one be-
tween London and York, or York and Edinburgh. Passengers
who leave Newcastle, Shields, Sunderland, &e. in the morning,
will be in London in the evening of the following day, being one
night only on the road.
I'HE LEEDS, CARLISLE, AND GLASGOW MAIL
COACH will likewise leave the above Inn every evening at half-
pest seven, passing through Bedford, Kettering, Melton Mow-
bray, Nottingham, Chesterfield, Sheffield, and Wakefield, to
Leeds, where it will arrive the following evening at half-past
seven; whence it will proceed through Harewood, Harrowgate,
Ripley, Ripon, Learning Lane, Catterick-bridge, Greta-bridge,
Brough, Appleby, and Penrith, to Carlisle, where it will arrive the
second morning about ten o'clock : and proceed thence' through
Longtown, Ecclefeehan, Moffat, and Hamilton, to Glasgow,
where it will arrive the second evening. It will leave Heins' royal
mail coach office, Glasgow, for London, every afternoon at a
quarter past six ; Carlisle, every morning at seven ; and Graves'
hotel, Leeds, every evening at ten ; and will arrive at the Bull sad
Illouth Inn, London, the following evening at ten. Thus pas-
sengers will leave Glasgow in the evening, be in Leeds the ful.
lowing evening, and in London the second evening; or, if pas-
sengers wish to divide the journey, Leeds affords every requisite
for that purpose, and coaches leave there foe London every morn-
ing. Passengers who leave Carlisle, Penrith, &c. in the morn-
ing will be in London in the evening of the following day, being
one night only on tl.e read.
All these arrangements will be executed under the personal
direction of the Superintendent of Mail Coaches at the General
Post Office, and his Assistants.
Contractors in the principal Places.
Sherman, London. Fairbairn and Wilson, Carlisle.
Pipe: and Scott, Edinburgh. I Barber, and Cattle & Maddock',
Bain and Son, Glasgow. York.
Foster and Dodsworth, and Lof- I Crossland, Leeds.
tus, Newcastle.
Places may be taken and parcel. booked for the above royal mall
coaches, at the Bull and Mouth Western Coach Office, No. 40,
Regent-circus, Piccadilly.
Take Notice—That the proprietors of the public carriages who
transact their business at these offices will not be answerable for any
package, which, with its contents, ahail exceed Five Pounds in
value, if lost or damaged, unless the value be specified, and an in-
surance paid over and above the common carriage, when delivered
here, or to any of their offices or agents in the different parts of the
kingdom.
May Z,

EXTENSIVE FREEHOLD TAN-YARD, HOUSES AND
LAND, AT HL'NOERFORD, BERKS,
Contiguous to the River Kennet, with possession at Midsummer.
By Messrs. ROBI S' ,
At the 3lart, on THURSDAY next, May 6, at 12, in Lots, by
order of the Executors and Devisees, under the Will of Mr.
James Carpenter, deceased,
AA Very extensive FREEHOLD TAN-YARD, re-
plete with every convenience. containing 106 Tan and Lime
Pits, nearly all under cover, fire drying sh rk barns.
grinding and store houses, with an abundant 5 f Water
from THE RIVER RENNET,
which affords an easy water conveyance; now in u 1• trade, car-
ried on by 61essrs. Carpenter and Crabb. There is a convenient
residence contiguous, adapted to a respectable fly. Also a
Dwelling House and Workshop adjoining, of 61 seph Fontin,
coach-maker; and two Closes of fine Meadow an irable land,
full SIX ACRES,
one being a water meadow in ttarnham-street Marsh, the other
situate in Chilton-lane.

May be viewed with leave of Mr. Carpenter, and particulars
had ; also at the Bear, Reading ; Mr. E. Rush, solicitor, Trow-
bridge; Messrs. Berkeley, sok:Bora, Lincoln's Inn; and of
Messrs. Robing, Covent-garden.

THE ALFRED CLUB-11017SE, ALBEMARLE-STREET,
AND RESIDENCE, GRAFTON.STREET, BOND-
STREET,
With Coach-House and Stabling ; producing Annual Rents of
695/., and renewable for ever.
By Messrs. ROBINS,
At the Auction Start, on THURSDAY, the 12th inst at 12. in
Two Lots, by order of the Executors of Richard Baker, Esq.
deceased,
AVERY superior LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, the
ALFRED CLUB-HOUSE, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly,
let to the Club on Lease for 24 years unexpired at Midsutumer,
1324, at a low Rent of
4.395 PER ANNUM,

held for 48 years at a Ground Rent of 701. per annum, but renew.
able every fourteen years for ever, on payment of five years' Ground
Rent as a fine for each renewal. The Rent is capable of i mem% emen t.
Also, a substantial LE.ISEHOLD RESIDENCE., suitable
for a family of the highest respectability!, and situate
No. 5, GRA FTON-STRE ET, PICCADILLY,
with Coach-house and Stable in South Bruton-street, in the occu-
pation of John Gladstone, Esq. for an unexpired term of five years
from slidst.mmer, 1824, et a Rent of
..C3OO A YEAR.
The House is Geld of the City of London, for 60 years unexpired
at !Michaelmas 1824, at a low Ground Rent of 211.1115., and renew-
able every 14 years, on payment of a fine of 1171. The Stable and
Coach-house are held for eleven years, at a Peppercorn Rent.
May be viewed by permission of the Lessees, and Particulars
had till the time of Sale of Messrs. bendy and 3lorphett, Solici-
tors, Bream's-buildings, Chancery-lane; at the Mart; and of
Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden.

WEYMOUTH-STREET, PORTLAND-PLACE,
AND EDWARD-STREET, PORTMAN•SQUARE.
FOUR LEASEHOLD RESIDENCES,
. .

Producing a Rental of Six Hundred and Eight!-three Pounds per
Annum.
By Messrs. ROBINS,
At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY, the 12th inst. at 12, In
Four Lots, by order of the Executors of Richard Baker, gsq.
deceased,
THREE excellent LEASEHOLD HOUSES, plea-
santly situate in
WEYMOUTH-STREET,
Portland-place, No. 9, on lease to Messrs. Bird, fur 18 years, from
Midsummer, 1324, at 1681. per annum ; No. 10, on lease to Chas.
Bevan, Esq. for five years and a half, at 1751.: and No. 11, on
lease to William Roe, Esq. for 1! years, from Christmas last, at
1401. forming • Rental altogether of
FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-THREE POUNDS

PER ANNUM.
Held of the Duke of Portland, for al years from Midsummer
1824, at exceedingly low ground-rents of only b. each House.
A capital LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, pleasantly situate,
No. 19, on the south side of
EDWARD-STREET,

Portman-square, on lease to Lord Lovaine, but in the occupation
of John Briscoe, Esq. for an unexpired term of seven years, from
Lady-day, MU, at a rent of
TWO HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM,
Held for a term of 15 years from Michaelmas, 182.1, at a low
ground-rent of 171. 10s. The tenant is bound to insure.
May be viewed by leave of the tenants, and Particulars bad
prior to the sale of Messrs. Dendy and Morphett, Solicitors,
Bream's-buildings, Chancery-lane; the Mart; and of Messrs.
Robins, Covent-garden.

IN WILTSHIRE.
THE NEXT PRESENTATION AND PERPETUA
ADVOWSON OF A VALUABLE LIVING,
The present value beyond Nine Hundred Pounds a-year, the
Incumbent aged 70, including the Tithes over One year,
Eight Hundred Acres of Land.
By Messrs. ROBINS,
At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank, on THURSDAY,
the 12th inst, at 12,
THE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON and NEXT
PRESENTATION, subject to the present incumbent's
Life of 70, toe most
VALUABLE LIVING, WORTH UPWARDS OF
9001. A- Y EA R,
having produced that sum when agricultural pursuits were less
inviting than at present; it is pleasantly situate on the borders
of Wilts, Berke, and Oxfordshire ; there is a commodious perso-
nage house, and, glebe of eighty acres, with barns, and all requisite
buildings ; the situation of
THE RECTORY
I is unusually pleasant, being four and a half miles distant only from
two market town,. The Benefice is endowed with Tithes, great
and small, over
1,800 ACRES OF RICH PASTURE
and Arable Land, with • population under three hundred; the
duty easy.
Particulars may be had prior to the Sale, at the Star Inn,
Oxford; the lima at Cambridge; of Mr. Plumtree, Solicitor,
Temple; at the Auction Mart; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-
garden.

FREEHOLD FARM, NEAR CRAWLEY, IN SUSSEX,
Comprising 140 Acres of Arable, Grass, and Wood Land, with a
small Plantaiion of Hops, ant' extensive Common Rights.
31evers. ROBINS,
At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY, the 12th inst. at 12, by
order of the Executors of Richard Baker. Esq. deceased,
A Desirable FREEHOLD FARM and ESTATE,
11 situate in the Parish of Worth, near Crawley Downs, in
Sussex. It consists of a good farm house and cottages, with yards,
barns. and useful out-buildings, and
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES OF LAND,
coneeniently divided, and apportioned into 10.2 acrm of arable and
grass 33 acres of thriving wool, and nearly four acres of hops. The
aif rm s held by Mr. 6. Prevett tor about four years unexpired,
when a very considerable advarce in rent may be contemplated.
Particulars may be had nt the Inns at Worth, Crawley, and
Reigate ; at the Mart ; of Messrs. Dencly and Morphett, Bream's.
buildings, Chancery-lane ; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden.

MORTIMER-STREET, CAVENDISH-SQUARE,
AND BATTERSEA.
TWO LEASEHOLD RESIDENCES,
Producing One Hundred and Set crtty-eight Pounds a Year.
By Messrs. ROBINS,
At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY, the 11th ;oat at It in
Two Lots, by order of the Executors of Richard Baker, Esq.
deceased,
AN Excellent LEASEHOLb RESIDENCE, situate
No. 1, MORTIMER-STREET,
Cavendiah.aquaie, on lease to Mr. Thomas !loft, at an annual rent
of 841., hel,i for 18 years, from Christmas 1823, at a ground-rent of
IW. per annum. Also a pleasant Leasehold, situate
AT BATTERSEA,
Let to Mr. Hollingsworth, tenant at will, at an annual rent of 941.
The House is held for a term of 21 years, from Lady-day, 1824, at
a ground-rent of 7/. ; and a slip of Ground 12 years, from Mid.
summer, 1824, at a ground-rent of 3/.
May be viewed by leave of the tenants; and Particulars had
prior to the sale, of Messrs. bendy and 3lorphett, Chancery
lane; the Mart; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden.

STRATTON-STREET, PICCADILLY; lIILUSTREET,
BERKELEY.SQUARE ; and II'EY3IOUTH.STREET.
TWO FREEHOLD HOUSES,
Producing an Annual Rent of 336!.; and Leasehold Ground-Rents
of OIL 19s. per Annum.
By 3lessrs. ROBINS,
At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY, the 12th inst. at 12.
in Six Lots, by order of the Executors of Richard Baker, Esq.
Tdeceased, ,WO capital FREEHOLD HOUSES, planned for
the accommodation of families of the highest respectability,
and desirably situate in
STRATTON-STREET, PICCADILLY,
N 0.7, on Lease to Jar. Woolley, Esq. for 26 years from Midsummer
1000, at a net Rent of 126/4 subject to a quit-rent of 101.; and No.
8, on Lease to Lady Anne Hamilton, but in the occupation of
Miss Pouthieu, for 21 years from Christmas 1922, at a rack rent
of 230/., but subject to a quit-rent of 41. lh. 4d. These Houses
will be capable of augmented Rents.
Also, valuable LEASEHOLD GROUND-RENTS, arising
from Two Houses, Nos. 12 and 13, in
WEYMOUTH-STREET, PORTLAND-PLACE,
held for 51 years, at Rents of only 2s. each House; No. 12, in the
occupation of the Executors of -- Ellis, Em. at 161. a year, and
No. 13, let to Robert K. Cox, Esq. at 141. Also from Two Houses,
Nos. 6 and 29, in
HILL-STREET, BERKELEY-SQUARE,
held for 14 years at a Peppercorn Rent ; No. 6, let to the Bishop of
Litchfield. at 171. 10s.; and No. 29, in the occupation of Thomas
Gordon, Esq. at 14/. Be.
May be viewed by leave of the Tenants, and Particulars had
brior to the Sale, of Messrs. bendy and Morphet, Bream's-
uildings, Chancery-lane; at the Mart; and of Meisra. Robins,
Covent-garden.

THE NEXT PRESENTATION TO TWO VALUABLE
LIVINGS,
In the mast esteemed part of Devonshire. in the vicinity of
Ringsbridge.
Hy Messrs. ROBINS.
At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank, on THURSDAY,
June 2. at 12. in Two Lots,
THE Next PRESENTATION to a LIVING in
Devon, not far distant from Kingsbridge. There is a good
Residence, a glebe of about twenty Acres, alai the
GREAT AND SMALL TITHES
OF THE NVIIOLE PARISH.
The present income is 2001. a-yenr the incumbent seventy years
old. Also the Next Presentation to a Living, two miles distant
from tl:c former, comprehending an
ADMIRABLE RECTORY HOUSE.
in the most mild and beautiful part of Devon, with a glebe of
thirty acres, and the tithe (great and smith of the whole Par:sh.
The produce of this is 500!. a-year, but it may be fairly
ESTIMATED AT 6001. A.VEA R.
The incumbent is siqy-one. The two Livings can be held to.
gether ; the duty is very moderate.
Printed particulars twenty.one days prior to the sale, at the
Hotel, Plymouth; the Star, Oxford; the Mart ; and of Messrs.
Robins, London.

In the Island of Dominica, West Indies. the Wall House Estate,
near the Town of Roseau, including 271 Acres of Land and 169
Slaves.

By Messrs. ROBINS.
At the Auctior Mart, in London, on TUESDAY, the 28th of
June, at 12 o'clock peremptorily, by direction of the Trustees,
under the will ofJohnllon, Esq. deceased,
AVALUABLE and wen/ LUCRATIVE WEST
IN DI A PROPERTY ; the Estate is all Freehold and ad.
v antageously placed near
THE TOWN OF ROSEAU.
It comprehends that well-known property ,_the \l-all House Estate,
consisting of a respectable residence called the Herat House. with
all suitable 1.• ldings and out-houses, a water-mill properly fitted,
and 271 acres of land, of which 114 acres are cane, 41 pasture, 33
Negro ground. 33 woodland, &et. tozethei with
1O NEGRO AND OTHER SLAVES.
Also a horse, 11 mules, 13 homed cattle, and every thing requisite
for the due and proper management of
A SUGAR PLANTATION.
The Estate may be viewed by application to Mr. Humphreys,
the manager, of whom printed particulars nay be bad till the 'Age ;
also of A. Murray, Esq. Symond's Inn; tithe Auction Marts and
of Messrs. Robins, London.

VALUABLE BOOKS. BOOKS OF ART, LOOSE
PRINTS, DRAWINGS, &r.
The Property of a Gentleman.
I,rll. PHILLIPS has the honour to announce, that
11'1 on FRIDAY, 13th inst. and following Day, at One.
shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his (heat ROOMS. New bond.
street, the Valuable LIBRARY of BOOKS, of choice
illustrated with acts of proof and other Platen, and selected at great
expense; Books of Prints, Galleries of Art, Chinese Drawing.,
&c. tic. expensively bound in morocco, russia, and vellum, in ex..
cellent condition. Also a collection of loose Prints and Drawing'.,
and pair of Globes, the property of a Gentleman.
May be viewed by catalogues two days preceding the Sale, a”li
catalogues had at 111 r. Phillips's.

PICTURES.
AIR. PHILLIPS has the honour to announce, that on
PRIM% Y NEXT, the nth him. and following day. at
One, he shall SELL by AUCTION, at his Rooms, New Bond.
stmt, a Collection of Two Hundred PICTURES, chiefly of
cabinet size, and embracing choice and valuable Specimens of the
Dutch and Flemish Schools, formed during the last 15 years priori.
pally on the Continent. Among which will be forintl specimens by
Ruben, Schalken Ruysilael Woucermans
Ostade Vandyke Regn Jan Stein
Teniers Berchem Rcmbrandt Vernet, ke.
A Noble Gallery Painting, by Rubens, and a few of the Italian
School, by esteemed !Hasten; also& Cabinet, and • Grand Piano
Porte, by Broadwood.
May be viewed two days previous, and catalogues had at Mr.
Phillips's, New Bond-street.

BRILLIANTS. JEWELS. AND BIJOUTRRIE OF THE
LATE ALBINIA, COUNTESS OF BUCKINGHAM-
SHIRE.
it,rlt. PHILLIPS has the honour most respectfully to
announce, that (by order of the Administrators) he shall
SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms. Bond-street, or)
wEnNEFDAY, 11th inst. at One, the CASKET of JEWEL
BRILLIANT TIARA, and other DRESS ORNAMENTS.
composed of Brilliants of the finest Water. and an assemblage of
Bijouterie, fancifully mounted in Gold, and a few Miscellaneous
Objects, the entire Property of the late ALBINIA. COUNTESS
DOWAGER of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, which will, by di.
rection of Administrators, be sold without reserve.
May be viewed two days preceding the Sale, and Catalogues
then had at Mr. Phillips's, 73, New Bond-street.

RICH CHANDELIERS AND LUSTRES, CHINA AND
GLASS WARE, IN TABLE, DESSERT, AND BREAK.
FAST SERVICES, &c.
By order of the Administrator,
MR. PHI LLI PS respectfully announces, that on
TUESDAY, 10th inst. he shall SELL by AUCTION, et
his Rooms, New Bond-street, an excellent and well-selected AS-
SORTMENT of CHINA and GLASS WARE. comprising
extensive and handsome dinner, dessert, tea and breakfast services ;
rich chandeliers and lustre@ for 5, fl, and 12 lights each, tastefully
designed ; suites of decanters, ewer, finger basins, wine coolers,
ice plates, goblets, tumblers, dr.c. &c. arranged in lots suitable to
domestic purposes, forming the stock of a respectable manufazturer,
deceased.
May be viewed, and Catalogues had one day previous to th, sale,
at Mr. Phillips's.

COLLECTION OF RARE PRINTS, VALUABLE ORI.

GINAL PAINT'
BUSTS, FIGURES, PORTFOLI
FOR PRINTS., PEDAL
AND HOUSEHOLD r..
By Mr. RULLOCI
At his Rooms, 211, High Holborn, on TV
and SA TIT RDA Y following.
VALUABLE MISCELLANEO'
recently removed from a residence
Statue, Figure of a Fiddler, a pair of Bronzed
I Grecian Lamps, with Pedestals, ten fe-
Pbtoo-forte. a noble Chimney Glass,
Sompaphagus, about 100 Dozens of East India
Pot, two double-barrel Guns, and the fine r-
if Paintings and Prints, the principal r
in good condition, and embrace the
Posuin, Sir P. Lcly, and Rubens,
'ErTer&
oabe viewed till the Sale, and Catalogues
111, High Holborn.

COMPACT LEASEHOLD Effs
Held for 411 Years, at a Ground-wet of
Lease at 2111.
B 7 Mr. BULLOCK.
Al hie Rooms, 211, High Holborn, on SA
at 1,
A NEAT detached Brick-1)30k
Stable, Chaive.house, and Offices,
rear, and a superior Garden in front.
with choice standard and other fruit
edged gravelled walks.
The House contains two parlours.
and several closets ; also a pump of tin.
situated, adjoining Mr. Carter's Nursery
Fields, a short distance from the Prince's
the village, and commands fine prospects '-
men; fors lease to a most responsible
years, from Lady-day, 1510, at a net
ginal ground-lease for sixty-one years
pee annum.
AU the Improvements, Fixtures, and
in the purchase.
may be viewed, and Particulars
Prince's Head ; at tharraway's ; sad
Whom.
•1 B. On the SAME DAY. at 11 (Mine,
tbsgentune HOUSEHOLD FURNITUr—

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TUESDAY,- MAY IS 25. Price
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{EATRE ROYAL., COVENT-GARDEN. SALES BY AUCTION. SALES BY AUCTION. SALES BY AUCTION. L
(OUNG most respectfully begs leave to acquaint I 1
Friends and the Public, that his BENEFIT is fixed YORK HOUSE. ST. JAMES'S. BARNSVILLE PARK, NEAR CHEPSTOW, DELIGHTFUL FREEHOLD RESIDENCE. NEAR f'
DAY, the 19th instant, when will be performed the ' BUILDING MATERIALS OF THE LATE MANSION On the Banks of the River Severn and Wye, which forma HARROW, i •
IRONi CHEST; Sir Edward Mortimer, Mr. Young; OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF YORK. boundary in two directions to this enviable Property, and in With lodge entrance, and Forty-four Acres of rich Meadow
eludes an elegant Residence, with 218 Acres of Land, in the Land, cotaintngbfileueß/yFleß)iektEessEEnia:tht and adjoining the Paddington ,
isa Foote; Barbara, Miss Al. Tree. After which, By Messrs. ROBINS,
()ROL:INES;
EVILS; Megrim Mr. Young. To conclude with the iOn the Premises, in the Stablelard,St. James's, THIS DAY, most romantic part of this admired county. Canal.
A t the Mart, on THURSDAY, May
ESTATE,
iTc Two Lou,tree of BROTHER AND SISTER. and Three following Days, at 12. By Mess's. 11()BINS.
ind Places for the Boxes to be had of Mr. Young, 41,
tree, and at the Box-office. ril HE very Capital BUILDING MATERIALS, in At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of England, on THURS.
I _I. upwards of 100 rods of sound Brick-work, large quantities of DAY, the 12th inst. at 12, . .
, con-laming
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ITEL GIRAL'DIER, 48, HAY3IARKET, 1 Slating, plain and pantiles, several tons of Lead ;
li Agit tfullrlyersYltuEaltiettli, moru-piace, I.e. I
THIRTY-SIX MARBLE CHIMNEY-PIECES Domain, of
THE admired RESIDENCE, finely-wooded Park, and 1-1_ a ot.„(l,,,,,miayliTtieinarcraße3ovieddencfreom,
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:PARDON has the honour to inform the No-
LIEUT.-GENERAL SIR HENRY COSBY. lof vein, statuary, Burdig.lia,* French, and other Marbles; a mapti- mile of Harrow, and eight from the Metropolis. The approach to
y and Gentry who havc hitherto patronised his Estes , Scent statuary Chimney-plea, with vine-leaf pilasters, richly The 'tension is happily placed in the most commanding pan of the Residence is by the Lodge-gate, through the rich meadows, and
that considerable Additions and Improvements have sculpured in basso.relieeo ; 1.30 Windows of every description, the Park, in which the timber has been ingeniously felled, so as the Pleasure Garden and (hounds encompass tbia.desirable Pro- I
tending to the Comfort and Accommodation of the
d that an extra Coffee-room has been opened from 133, part with plate glass ; 200 Doors, of square panel, moulded, to form several Vistas, through which the river Severn and its pert,, which includes
astragal, double margin sash, street gib, Mlding, and other part moving scenery, winding round this romantic spot, presents a pie- FORTY-FOUR ACIINES OF RICH 31EADOW LAND.'
eet. of wainscot ; carved Frontispiece. Wainscoting, ITh.do, Partition, tore more easily imagined than described ; this foible river (ex. one half of which is Sounded by the Patidi canal, and
• may be accommodated wiih private Dinner-rooms. Closets, Presses. and the usual Fittings of every description ; pending itself five miles at high water) forming a boundary for the the whole is full of Brick Earth. The house is finished with a ries, i
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reign Nines of the finest quality. Suppers after the A GRAND STONE STAIRCASE, Estate on the one side, and the Wye in the opposite direction, to the accommodation of a respectable moderate-sized family, with •
snaL with mahogany roll and omsinantal Iron panel balustrade ; a where the confluence of these rivers takes place. The ancient suitable offices of every description, and the whole in perfect order
HOLBORN. secondary Stone Staircase • 200 square of Flooring of clean batten, Town and Remains of for immediate occupation.
t SOLD bz' PRIVATE CONTRACT, by dowelled and deal, Oak and Fir Timbers in immense quantities, of CHEPSTOW CASTLE May be viewed, with cards only, till the Sale, and particulars had ' • ,
INSTANLEI and SONS, an eligible LEASE- all scantlings; large quantities of Slone, in paving, steps, coping, render the landscape quite complete. The Residence is Inituried 21 days prior. on the Premises t also at Harrow ; the Mart ; and
STATE, consisting of Six Dwelling Houses, situate sills and curb ; Iron-work, in railing, area grating, and balconies ; for the entire accommodation of a respectable family. The at. of Messrs. Robins. Covent-garden. i
Nos. I, 2,3, 7, fl, and 9, in Staple Inn
buildings, Water-closets, outside Sun-shades, ke. wiled and detached Offices are of a corresponding nature, the
May be viewed, and Catalogues had of Messrs. Robins, Covent- Pleasure Grout& well disposed, and the Kitchen Garden walled THE NEXT PRESENTATION TO TWO VALUABLE Holborn, let to Tenants at Rents amounting to 22
held for 32 years, at a Ground Rent of only 311. 10s garden. round, and very extensive ; a Bay and Promontory, by no means LIVINGS, t, i
dissimilar to In the racist esteemed part of Devonshire. in the vicinity of $
JAMES -STREET, BUCEINGHASI-GATE. MOUX,T EDGCUMBE, Kingsbridge.
tired by permission of the Tenants. Particulars may be Delightful Freehold Residence overlookimg the Park, with tonne- . - , By Messrs. ROBINS.
if 11,
10, Paternoster-row. diets Possession. , with its stately timber gradually reclining from the summit to the
Bay. approaches within a short distance of the old passage. At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank, on THURSDAY,
MEN' ON MORTGAGE OR ANNUITY. By MOMS. ROBINS, ' This renders a direct commonicstinn with Bristol immediate, and June '2, at 12. in Two Lots,
THOUSAND POUNDS and upwards, or any At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY next, May 5, at 12. always certain. Tire steam vessels to Dublin are daily seen tri- HE Next PRESENTATION to a LIVING in
fIAPITAL FREEHOLD 'RAM my RESIDENCE, urophantly pertain this noble river, and performing the passage in R. Devon, not far distant from Kingsbridge. Thtre is a good s
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tin Sums not less than 2001. will be advanced on Lift i
um Marriage Settlements, Trust-money in the Funds, Ns-, delightfully situate, inurtegg ueetiookisg the Park. ad- a few abort hours. The Estate is all freehold, and immediate poa- Residence, a glebe of abort twenty Acres, tool the
num, and real Estates ; also on Freehold, Copyhold, mirably adapted fora Member of Parliament, or Family of the session may be obtained. GREAT AND SWILL TITHES - iilli
old Properties, on fair, just and liberal terms. highest respectability; It is situate No. 17, James-street, Bucking- particulars, with Plans, and a Drawing of the 31airsion and OF THE WHOLE PARISH.
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normally, or by letter (post-paid), to Mr. Lloyd, Attor- ham-gate, and contains ample accommodation ;itis in the hest park, may be had prior to the Sale at the principal Inns at Mn.( The present income is 2001. a-year : the incumbent seventy years
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possible order fo: Instant occupation, haring been recently repaired mouth, Chepstow. Ross, Hereford, Cheltenham, and Bath • of old. Also the Next Presentation to a Living, two miles distant
r, No. 4 .Adam-street„Adelphi.
and beautified. The annual value Is at least 1501., and the land-tax Messrs. Goren and Price, Oxford-street, Portman-square; also at from tl:c former, comprehending an •••
LEMEN, GENTLEMEN, AND AGRICULTU• is redeemed. the Auction Mart; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden. ADMIRABLE RECTORY HOUSE.
RISTS IN GENERAL. May be viewed, and particulars had till the sale, at the Auction in the most mild and beautiful part of Devon, with a glebe of IP
CLOTHS, WITH POLES, PL'LLEYS, AND Mart; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden.
_. FREEHOLD FARM, NEAR CRAWLEY, IN SUSSEX,
thirty acres. and the tithe (nreat and snryllt of the whnie Parsh i ~,V1.2

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LNEOUS PROPERTY.
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Bronzed Figures,'holding large • .
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tax, a carveiMahogany 'Wine
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Se admired works of Guido,
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STATE, BATTERSEA,
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