The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-03-31 00:00:00

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TAN Ila, .... ...Ati.l RE.
ELEGANT RESIDEN fill rilv
COACH-HOUSE rt.
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'...j.TABLING, and k_ 'A:6EII.OIW HOUSE in CHAR-
LOTTE-STRkaa, B FISHERY.
MIL £544111188 and SON beg to acquaint the Public,
that the bale of the above Progeny, advertised fee Taw.
day, die lith of April, is, (by direction of the Executon Grebe late-
JAM' Williamson, Eq.) POSTPONED until WEDNESDAY ,
the 2lbb el April. . -
The Roddence in Tavistock-square may be viewed between d.“
Hour* of One and Five (Sundays excepted). and printed Portle.t..
las bed there; at 6arravray's; and of Alr. :•quibb and Son, Ala,
ville.row.—Saville-row., 27th March.
TO TEA DEALS:

ADD G
OTDROCERS,
S. CHEESE3IONOER.
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Established House and Shop, in a crowded Neighbasilliiiditi*
Thoroughfare.
By Mr. RI. LLOCK,
At Gangway's, on FRIDAY next, at 12, by order oethw
Motlgager In One Lot,
rl'tllE VAL UA BLE LEASE. FIXTURES, and. M,
PLEIIiNTS in Trade of that !lid Estaldisbed tinder's
Shop, No. Ifil, I)turplune, at tho Corner of King..streru. Fhe
House is substantially b'ick-built, and has three rooters so akar.
a conspicuous bow-fronted shop, parlour, good yard, light
kitchens, and cellarage, with a private Entra.we from Bing-slmt,
and many other advantages ; held for a term of seven yea* from
Christmas last, at the very low rent of GUI. per snow, of
which is let MT. Immediate Posse,,ion will he given.
To be viewed, and particulars had on the Premises ; at darn-
way's ; and of Mr. Bullock, 211, High Holborn.

VALUABLE AND VERY DESIRABLE LONG LIOARE-
HOLD ESTATES. FOR INVESTMENT, BETWEEN
BLACKFRIARS AND WATERLOO-ROADS.
By Mr. FRILLOCK,
At Oarraway's, on FRIDAY next, at 12, in Three Lots,'
A MODERN HOUSE and SHOP, at the cornet of
11 Baron's-buildings and Webber-atreet (a leading thorocio..
fare from Blackftiar's-road to Waterloo-bridge), let on leaay to
Simeon Gulley, at the low net rent of 401. per annum ; sod a
genteel Private Residence adjoining, let on lease to Mr. J•mrs
Hubbard, at 3111. ; the two held for sixty-eight years, at a
ground rent of 14 guineas, thereby leaving • net annual rental Of
631. 6s. •
Also, a valuable ESTATE of five neat, uniform, briek-huilt
Moses, Nos. 18 to 22, Duke-street, Saint Geo/gem:B4W lit to
respectable annual tenants, at vtry low rents, amounting to lON.
i
per annum, and held for 63yeva, at die ground-rent of 61. Met,
House. All the Houses re n very good repair.
To be viewed by leave of the tenants, and Particulars Tod
on the Premises ; at Oarraway's ; of James Dodd, Esq. &Haar,
('aniline-street, Bedfont-square ; and of Mr. Bullocks
lolborn.

GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PLATE, -PIC-
TURv-S, AND VALUABLE EFFECTS, OF A GEN-
TLEMAN.

By Mr. BULLOCK. •
At his Spacious Room, 211„ High Holborn, TO-MORROW
and SATURDAY next, at
AVERY CAPITAL, NEW PATENT INJUBLE
ACTION HARP, by ERARD, en unique =Matt
piano-forte, and two other.: a small collection of fine, old genuine
pictures, glasa, china, linen, plate ; about sixty desert -of tine
old Port, Sherry, and illwleira, and a variety of household cfßtcte.
including chimney and pier glasses, set of extending dining tahks,
elegant pedestal sideboard. cant, sofa, 100, and Pembroke table. :
Impels, oil cloths, couches, sets of chairs, sofas, several bedstead.
with and without batwings ; feather beds, hair and wool mat-
trews and bedding; wardrobe., chests of drawers, basin stand.,
giants, chain ; two register stores, two patent ranges, four bdys
of mould candles, kitchen requisites, 14. c.
To be viewed this Dar. and Mornings of Sale, and Calalogenl
had at Mr. Bullock's, High I lolbora. "

COOKING BY STEAM AND HOT AIR.
QLATER'S improved PATENT STEAM KITCHEN
1,7 for Cooking in the most complete and economical manner,
combines the advantages of an open tire place fur roasting, Ae.
affording a con, tent supply of boiling rater, and is capable, if re-
quired, of warming vapour or water bath*, rooms, dressers, fir. at
a distance of one hundred feet or more.
The Steam Kitchen for Ships' use is on the same principle, bat
made portable, and so arranged. that daring the proms of Cook-
ing, four quarts per hour of pure fresh water is produced by distil-
lation from that of the sea, and eight quarts per hour during .th.•
suspension of that operation, thereby securing, in ease of need.
ninety-six gallons in the forty-eight hours, with a certain savi.ig of
oue-half the fuel necessary for the use of any other kind of ap-
: pandits.
The simplicity aed uniform arrangement of the whele, without
being liable to he out of rertir, together with the exclusion of every
kind of inconvenience arising front hedly-tinned coppers, excessive
heat, or disagreeable smell, are advantages obvious to every one.
The Patentee's rower Steam Kitchen and Roaster, with resent
improvement. (and of which more than five thousand f unities ex-
perience the advantages). continue to meet with goseral
Terrea:ta-
tion ; and, with the New Par At, may be seen.
proved PORTABLE FILTERING JARS.
At the Show Booms, ierand, oppoaite sompßsrr
liousp, Londas.
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PARLIAMENTARY INTELLIGENCE.

ROUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, MAscx

COAL DUTIES.
Lied GRANTHAM, in tbe absence of a Noble relative to whom
1$ Vas wowed, roomed a petitioo from the inhabitants of Roy-
=illeriforlmh Preying for a repeal of the duties on cosh
eoeatetiea—Laid on the table.

PUBLIC DEBT.
Mr. Speerman, from the Treasury, presented the annual accounts
tasting to the public debt.
COLONIAL SLAVERY.
Lad CAI.THORPE presented a petition from the Inhabitants
e(• place in Gloucestershire, praying the House to adopt measures
for the gradual abolition of colonial slavery. The Noble Lord pre-
owned • ler petitions from (Inkhorn, in Rutlandshire ; and
Waably, in Herefordshire; as did the Earl of Morley, from Ply-
mouth, d Modbury, in Devonshire ; and the Duke of Montrose,
beta Pitcaithley, in ritirlinphire, •hit ware severally laid on the
table.

principle had ban recognised on the western coast of Africa. So
far from offering any opposition to this Bill, he begged of the
Noble Earl to accept of his best thanks, for the teal that he bad
sbewn in bringing it into and carrying it through the House.
The Earl of HA RROWBY said that the American Congress,
in making slavery piracy, had acted distinctly from this country, and
the treaty was a separate measure from that act of Congress. as en
the Bill perfectly, distinct that was then in progress through
Parliament from that State paper. The Acts of the respective Le.
matures were independent of the treaty. The actual passing of
the Bill was desirable on account at the Congress being now
and it was ofimportance that it should arrive in America before that
Assembly broke up. He could see no objection to invite the other
Powell to accede to the terms of the convention.
The Bill was then read a third time and passed.—Adjourned.

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