The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-07-10 00:00:00

UPPER THAMES STREET.

Superior Mercantile Premises and Warehouses, contiguous to the
intended new London Bridge.
By Mv. MILLS,
At Garraway's. on THURSDAY next, the 15th instant, at 12, if
not previously disposed of by Private Contract,
THE VALUABLE LEASE, with immediate posses-
aim of spacious and very convenient premises, upon which a
considerable sum has been expended, most advantageously situated
for conducting any wholesale concern of magnitude, situate
N 0.138, Upper Thames-street, corner of Martin's.lane, and in.
eluding an excellent Dwelling House, with private entrance,
spacious strongly timbered ground floor warehouse, about 411 feet
deer, counting.hmae, and extensive dry cellaring.
To be viewed until the day of sale. by application on the Pre.
mimes, where Particulars may bed ; alto at Ganawsfs t and of
Mr. Mills, 4, Lhapel.plsee, Poultry.

T(VEAST AND WEST INDIA CAPTAINS, MEL
• ' CHANTS, &c.

Valuable NAUTICAL I NsTlt! th!gee ulna property

of the late Captain JOHN PEAT, de cued • • •
By Mr. MILLS,
On TIWIRSDAY next, July 15, at 12 o'Clock for' 1 precisely,
at Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, in Lots,
by Direction of the Executors,
T‘l'o valuable Eight-slgy CHRONOMETERS, by
Hatton ; one One-day Pocket Pine, by Alorrice ; one valu-
able Azimuth Compass ; one ditto Sextant, by Blachford ; one
ditto Artificial Horiann ; one Marine Barometer, several capital
Pay and Night Telescopes ; large quantity of Charts ; quantity of
Plates of the Temporary,Rudder, which was invented by him, and
for which he obta!ned a gold Medal.
The whole were the genuine property or the late Captain John
Peat, whir: riot judgmeht is well known in his *election.,
and are ly recommended to the notice of Captains, Mer-
chants, c.
The respective article. may be viewed four days previous to the
Sale, at Mr. Alines Officta, No. 4, Chapel-place, Poultry, where
Catalogues maybe had ; also at the Jerusalem, Jamaica, Lloyd's,
and Garraway's Coffee Houses.

TO BOOKSELLERS. PUBLISHERS. &c.
THE REV. C. C. COLTON'S VALUABLE COPYRIGHTS

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B Mr. MILLS,
On TUESDAY, July 20, at Twelve o'Clock, aE the Auction
Mart, by direction of the Assignee of the Bev. C. C. Colton,
A.M., late Fellow of King's C e, Catultridge, a Bankrupt,
without Reserve,

THE VALUABLE COPYRIGHTS, with the STE-
REOTYPE PLATES, to the following Works, published
in two volume's, viz.:—
Imam, or many Things in a few Words, addressed to those who I
Think ; Remarks on the Talents of Lord Byton, and the Ten-
dencies of Don Juan ; The Conflagration of Moscow, a Poem.
The Stereotype Plates may be viewed six days previous to the
Sale, at Mr. Mills's °Seen, 4, Chapel-place, Poultry, where
Catalogues may be had ; also may be viewed on the morning of
Sale at the Mart.

THE LATE BARON MASERES.
RESIDENCE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Library Bookcases, Valuable Library of scarce Books, Prints, and

Efi'ecta, Rathbone-place, Oxford-street.
By 11r. 11111.1.5,
About the middle of July, on the Premium, 13, TRathbace-place,
Oxford.atreet, by direction of the Executors,

_,TAE Valuable LEASE, with immediate possession, of
• Spacious FAMILY RESIDENCE, containing seven ,
excellent chambers, two excellent drawing rooms and boudoir, large
dining, musing, and gentleman's rooms, large entrance ball, ex-
cellent domestic offices, and spacious yard.
Also, on the same and following dart, will be Sold by Auction,
4111 the Premises, the remaining HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
sampridng nest mahogany foarmost, tent, and the bedatesde,
with roman furniture, goose feather beds, mattresses and bedding,
mahogany chest of drawers, with secretaries, dressing stands,
glasses, drawing room suite, in curtains, chairs, sofa, satin wood
card tables, mahogany dining and Pembroke tables, set of maim.
gany chairs, Mussels and Kidderminster carpets, capital mahogany
bookcase, pier and chimney glasses, kitchen requisites, and mis-
cellaneous effects r also the valuable and extensive Library of
Books, including many valuable and rare Works.
Particulars of the Premises, and Catalogues of the Effects, may
be had at Sixpence each, on the Premises; and of Mr. Mills, Cha-
pel-place, Poultry.

FREEHOLD ESTATE. DI RCHANGER, ESSEX.
Al R. PHILLIPS respectfully announcot, that he is
IV" authorised to SELL by ACCTION„ at the Mart, on
MONDAY NEXT. the 12th of July, at 1 o'clock, a small yet
very desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situated in the pariah of
Hirchanger, near Stanatead 31ountfitchet, in Essex, about thirty
miles from London. consisting of three cottages, with large gar-
dens well stocked with choice fruit-trees, forming a pleasant situa-
tion for domestic retirement ; early possession of which may be had.
Particulars may be had on the premises; at the Crown Inn,
Stanstead ; at George Watkins, Esq.'s. Stone-buildings, Lincoln's
Inn; at the Mart; and at Mr. Phillips's, 73, New Bond-street.

FREEHOLDS, PARK-LANE and HERTFORD -STREET.
Ap...2.2.toisrpLzsc:ctafuslhttattlininoeirbcesy announces,
unless previously disposed of by Private Treaty, an important
FR EEHOLD ESTATE, most centrically and beautifully situate
in Park-lane, with a view over the Park, and in Hertford-street,
May-fair, with a highly estimable REVERSIONARY IN-
TEREST in and to a property worth 30,030/., and embracing
also two Houses, convertible into a capacious residence for a person
of distinction. This property is formed of Houses most sub-
stantially built and expensively improved, and in the most eligible
and fashionable part of Park-lane, with frontage to and view of
the Park, partly in the occupation of a Nobleman.
Further particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Phillips,
73. New Bond-street.

THE NEXT PRESENTATION TO A LIVING IN THE

WEST OF EMILAND.
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to a valuable RECTORY in the West of England. The present
Incimtbent about 70 years of age.
Particulars will be corninuuicated to Principals only, by reference
to 31r. Phillips, 73, Bond.street.

A FA3IIIX MANSION AND OFFICES, ENVIRONED
BY A PARK-LIKE LAWN, IN SO3IERSETSIIIRE.
MR I.l:4ltioL
LET orres.szfulalz notifies, ,atil,ldatwhefl is. aunt ho-i
MANSION, with its appropriate estenor and interior Offices,
Gardens, and Pleasure Grounds, enriched and ornamented with
stately timber, and refreshed by a sheet of water, commanding
vnied and extensive prospects of the rich and fertile county
.by
which it is surrounded. To a family of consequence, the Mansion
and Estate will he found competent in every rsspect for their do-
mestic accommodation and enjoyment. as a beautiful retreat, and
embracing nearly TWO HUNDRED ACRES of rich and pro-
ductive LAND in the highest condition, and lying round the
Mansion, contiguous to excellent market towns, in a neighbour-
hood of the highest revectability, commanding every facility of
daily commuaicition with the Metropolis, and field sports may be
abundantly indulged.
More detailed and descriptive particulars may be known at 73,
Bond.street.

A VALi•ABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY AN!)
MANORS' ELIGIBLE AS AN INVESTMENT AND
RESIDENrE.
Es
bnycl,'ltmgulittnAirrrergadta2lee
FREI:1101,D AND TITIIE-FREE ESTATE,
situate in a most beautiful and picturesque part of the County of
Bucks, and within ti) miles of London. possetutmg_an elegant
:IIODEICsI VILLA and the MANOR-HOUSE,

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each possessing every requisite for the Residence of a Gentleman ;
happily seated on the South-east Boundary of the Domain, envi-
toned by luxuriant hinging Woods, and refreshed by a fine reach
of the Thames. Farms arc in high culture, and occupied by
a responsible tenantry, embracing about
TW(.) '1.1101'SANI) ACRES
of rich Arabic, Meadow, Pisture, and Woad Land, and producing
nearly FOUB THOU:4A ND I't t1'\1)8
te:r annum, includin,.; the yearly tall of Beechwood.
This Estate is within n ring fence, partly belted by a thriving
Pliintatiwi, surrounded by excellent roads, in a highly respectable
Vicinage, contiguous to several Market Towns ; an amplitude of
game on the several 3lanors, and field sports may be indulged to
any t
The whole Estate, with its appendages, the Furniture, Live and
Held i,roett, tray betreated for, and perntission to view it obtained
by applying to Mr. 73, Bond-street.

FREEHOLD ESTATE, GOSPORT, I.IA3IPSHIRE.
By Mr. ADAMSON,
At the Court of Commiudoners of Dallashe% in BasinghalLetreet,
London, before the major pert of the Voriamissioners named in
and by a Commission of Ittnlmtpt, =tried and issued against
Henry Hicks, and Samuel Waterford Woodward, late of Bank-
side. Southwark, timber-merchants, on TUESD-1 I', the 27th day
ofJnly, at 12,
A LL that FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE and
LI. PREMISES, being No.lll/, situate in the Iligh-stmt of
Gosport. now =tenanted, but late in the ocesapetion of Mr. Ames
Crook, Upholsterer and Auctioneer, ander a II iase which will ex-
pire at Christmas next, at the =mud of 74/. The Dwelling.
house comprises on the basement two Collars ; on the principal
floor, a double bow-window MN), fa excellent parlour ad-
joining, with detached kitchen, , and two rooms over it ;
on the first floor, an excellent bow- thaing-room, a ware-
room in the rear, and a small rotes ng ; and on the second
floor, five good bed-rooms. There is I ved court-yard and side
pastutge, leading to a spacious work-slap, and store under it ; and
the Premises altogether are well adapted Air the business of an Up-.
bolsterer (which has for upwards of V years past been carried on
in it), or anyo ther business requiriag room.
For Particulars, apply to Mr. D. W. IVetitiell, Solicitor, Oak
pmt ; Messrs. Briggs and Mould, Silktiton, M, Lincoln's Inn
fields, and Mr. Davison, Solicitor to tip Commission, 19, Breed
street, Cheapside; and Mr. Adamson, 11urionter, Billiter-square •