The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-06-09 00:00:00

Price 7d.

SALM BY AUCTP ):\ •

NORIDLK-STREET. STRAND.
ikIPROVED ItENT Ow E 76 PER ANNUM,
Undeniably sutured.
By Mr. MILLS,
On WEDNESDAY, June Rich, It at Twelve o'clock. at tilt
Ear, by direction of the Assignee of Mr. JA a Kinnear,
AN I M'PROYED RENT of W. per Antrum, smelt.
reptionalsly second, and arising from an excellent Reeitl-
erste, with Offices, situate No. :111, NnrfMk-stree., Strand, in the
osenpaslon of, and on brae to. Meter" Delaunbre and Sons.
The Premises may be viewed by peevoiesins of the Tenafly"
Particulars may be had at the Mart t and of 31r. Milk" Chafes
place. Poultry.

VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES,
Garden Ground, and titabliog, Midillama-terrace and Queen's.
row„ Per:tonedle; spacioti. Manufactory, Livery Stables, and
Eternities. Finahury.atriet, lVllllt.street, and Kupenrker-a.wre.•t,
near Finabury.quarea a•,d Houses in Alderrusubury at*
ler'resuct the whole'prelocingc
A RENTAL OF SIX BI'STRED POUNDS.

By Mr.:WILLS.
On WEDNESDAY, the Gist., at is, at tho Awoke Mart,
in hots, by direction of the Executor% and Tcuaten for Sale,
T Ilk following very valuable ESTATES of the Late
RICHARD GIFFORD. lay.
A catital and aubstantial bricibbant modern MYELLiNG.
HOUrig, with Large walled Gar .ten, about 150 tea deep, Nitustu
at• No. 15, Aliddletoo.terrace, PentonviSe, let on an fur
a lease to Mr. Fothergitl, for 21 years. ass vertu" of
Also s spacious PLOT of GA 11 DEN 0/11017ND betties! the
whole Tamer, containVig about 21 feet is depth, and t 0 f•,-4
with, let in plots as gds, and poducirg a rental of about 4:.1.
per annuira
W The alio* 'fent teasi for *Wet tryters. ash smart ground
rent.
Mao an excellent brick-bwilt DWELLING-HOUSE. With
large front Garden, about 26 feet in front. sitissft No. 1, Queerr.-
row, Pentunville, let on lease to John Hanger, Eq. for an u::cx-
pired tern, of 2i num, at a rental of 521. 10a. par annum.
Also a large PLOT of GROUND adjoining, about 56 feet in
front of the high road, with ;Stabling. Cludae-hluse, and spacious
Yard with Workshop, part of which was occupied by the late pro-
victor.
The whole held on lease for about CO years unexpired, clear ef
ground rent.
Alio an extensive and very umpect LEAST:I[OI.D ESTATE,
comprising th' Premises long ivionisned as a Tut a saes and Stuff
Manufactory, occupyin.; a plot of ground ahnut 62 ten in front of
Ropemsker's-street, and extending about 82 fret in depth, with
dromage, in White-street, near Little Mamlields, comprising an
extensive mannTsetory, with ground-floor, "upper warehouse", Co I.
itemize: and a capital brick-bunt Dwelling House, being No. 1,
White-sired; the whole in the occupation tst Meseta. Huxley and
Sons, all let on lease for an unexpired term'of 'rem years. at the
low re ital of 1001. per annu ii. Held frtinithe Merchant Tends
Company, al a small ground rent.
Alaccan eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, corner of Finsbary-
street and Ropernaker s-rust, comprising alarge brick Dwellirg
House, with Shop, in the occupation of Mr. Ulderwool.
brick-built Prmnises adjoining. comprising stabling with 16 stalls,
lofts, and coach.house. The whole occupying a frontage of about.
thr feet ; let on lease to Air:Woodfield for the whole term, at
rental of 1051. per annum, and held on lease at a small ground
rent.
Also an eligibleand compact ESTATE, comprising three brick-
built Houses, with Warehouses and Shops; being Nos. 37, 3d, and
39, Aldermanbury.
Also FOUR nousr-s, Nos. :s 1,3, and 4, Miller's-court,
behind the preceding.
The whole producing a rental of upwards of 2001. per annum,
Intl held on lease at a ground rent.
The respective Premises may he viewed by leave of the Tonsure.
of whom particulars may be had ; she of Messrs. Tibbett and
Sons, Solicitors, 29, Ausiin-friars, and clapton•square, Hack
ep
at the Belvidere Tavern, Pentonville; at the Mart ; and of .ur.
Mills, Chapel7place, Poultry.

THE FIRST. SPRING STOCK SELLING OFF
AIATERIALLY UNDER COST.
In order to wake room a SERIES of NEW PATTERNS
and SPLENDID NOVELTIES in CHINTZ, PARISIAN
DRESSES, and other FANCY ARTICLES, LINEN
DRAPERY, SILIi'MERCERY, tiltr•
'DOW YER and TY SON apprise the FASMONA 13 LF
1-11 WORLD, that they receive monthly an Elegant ar i
Unique Selection of square and len Shawls from Oriental desires.
which look and wear as well as Itan.
In addition to the abore,R. and T. announce to Capmins, Cadets
and Passengers, that they provide OUTFITS of every descriptio.
for all parts of the World, at prices hitherto unknown, and at the
shortest notice.
N 0.198, Regent-serest, nearly opposite Conduit-street.

. OUNR--DSTONAVINO AND FLINT.
T. COLLINS him twinform the Nail Gentry,
4; • that WIIL.SONV., OLD.ESTA DLISHED CONCERN
is still carried on by bim at No. IS,. VIGO-LANE, the forum
Slsajs being required foj the New Street Impmvementw where be
has on sale the same mum's. variety of DETONATING and
FLINT 'GUNS. by all the principal London Makers, for which
this Establishment has been so long unequalled.
Nebo also on sale a large and elegant assonnsent of PLATE
and SHEFFIELD PLATED GOODS, of the 113.311% approved
ratterns.
He trusts, from the length of time he conducted the 'ails, for
the late proprietor, and the consequent experience he has gained,
the Public will be induced to favour him with that support white
this establishment has so hog enjoyed.
Town-made Guns and Second-hand Plate purchaipd or Ea.
changed.
6:1 Two doors horn Regent-street.

BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
AS a mild and effentoll remedy for all those Disorders
which originate in a vitiated action of the Liver and biLary
Organs, =rally, Indigestion, LOU of Appetite, Headache, Heart-
burn, Platolenses, Spasms, Costiveness, Affections of the Live-.
&c. &c., DIXON'S A NTIBILIOIYS PILLS have met with
more geeral approval than asy other Ale:Leine whatsoever. They
unite every recommendation of mild operation, with suecosf6!
effect, and require no restraint or confinement whatever duringtoeir
use. In tropical climates, where the consequences of redundart
and vitiated bile are so prevalent and alarmin, they are an invalu-
able and of prosectrow. They are likewise peculiarly calcu-
lated to correct disorders arising from excesses of the table, to rt -
store the tone of the stomach, and to remove most complains oc-
casioned by irregularity of the bowels.
Sold in boas, at 2s. 9d.. 65., Ils., and 225., by Butlers, CL.
mists, 4, Chearside, St. Paul's; 220, Regent-street (near the Ar-
gyle Itnotnel. London; Waterloo-place, Edinburgh; Sackville-
street, Dublin ; and by the principal Iledialue ‘'enders throughout
the Uuited Kingticiu.

ROASTED CORN, AT FOURPENCE PER POUND•
IR. HUNT bating been repeatedly calumniated by
IR. the envious, the jealous, the malicious, the grumblers*, amt
backbiters of all sorts, for selling his superiorly prepared Roasted
Corn at Is. per pound, and accused of iiavtog gulled the public,
and filled his pocket from the earrings of the poor, he has at length
determined (dthough he does not wish to play the game of the old
man anti hi. ass in the fable) to axornmodate the above-named
gentry, and particularly those who esteem Cheapness the acme of
perfectiem, with Reward Corn at one penny per quarter of a pound.
at his Shops in the Metropolis only, for a limited peiiod, where his
universally approved Roasted Corn will continue to be sold as
usual at Is. per pound.
The beat proof (if any were wanting) of the nutricions and ur.
rivalled wholesome quality of Mr. Hunt's superiorly prepared
Roasted Corn, is this tact, that upwards of 200 OW most eminent
medical wee in the metropolis, and three time that number in
the country, not only recommend it to all their patients who are
afHicted with indigestion and nervous irritability, but actually use
it regularly in their own families.
'l'he only thing that .Ir. Bunt means to say for his Fourpennv
Article, in addition to its clfeapness„ is, that he warrants it to be
made with good sweet corn, and roasted in a very superior way to
that with which the public have hitherto been " obliged" at set-
pence per pound.
Manufactory, Broad-wall, Surrey-

SECOND ANNIVERSARY, JONI: 4. 1P24.
Tilt; annual period is again arrived which introduced
the IA) NDO N IA) l I EST A 81.1 SH3IE NT to public
notice, and on the same occasion last year, the Proprietors had the
satisfaction of acknowledging the liberality with which they had
been suppnrtcd ; this led them to make assurances of fmurt_ro-
ccedings which their prospects then peculiarly warranted. They
have now a pleasing retrospettion in finding their exertions base
succeeded even beyond their most sanguine expectations.
For a patronage so generous. so distinguished. and ao
un-
devinting, they should consider themselves wanting in respect and
proper feelings of ratitude, did they rot make the only return in
their power. that of rendering the Loudon Cloth Establishment as
complete in its appointments and as d.,erying of the high favour it
has hitherto enjoyed, as judicious arrangements can possibly effect
with this view, they have widest another House to thee pievieus
ex:ern:ice premises. and have replenished their Valuable Stuck
with the choicest elegancies and novelties for the present season.
and of every manufacture.
In again soliciting a continuance of public favour. they beg t(i
say they will persevere in their highly wroved svotem of willing
ecery description ot'1V01)1.1.14N 0011111 S. including all cilowt
and ou tibia in 1..1 DIES' lIA LtIT and PELISSE CLOTH s.
at the Manufacturer's Prices.
They have just reyeived 4410 pieces of black, blue, and drab,
Saxon casdmeres. which cannot be equalled.
••• lAINDON CIA/TB ESTABLISHMENT,
Nos. 44, 441, and 48, ItEtiENT.STREET, corner of Tichborev,,
street, Piccadilly.