The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-05-22 00:00:00

TO MILLERS, FLOUR-FACTORS, WHARFINGERS,
AND OTHERS.
CAPITAL and EXTENSIVE WATER-SIDE PREMISES,
Narrow-wall, Lambeth, near to Westminstet.bridge.
• By WINSTANLEY and SONS,
• At the Ilan, TO-MORROW. at It,
THE LEASE, -for upwards of 23 Years, at a very low
rent, of very extensive and capital ‘Vaterride Premises,
which have been erected and fitted for STEA NI CORN MILLS,
for which They are peculiarly well adapted, including two Milt.
houses, of four floors each ; very capacious Warehouser, capable of
stowing immense quantities of corn or flour, or indeed goods of
any otter description, being very substantial, and equal to great
weights, with loop-hole doors to the ricer, a large portion of them
covered with a fiat-tiled roof, for the purpose of drying earn ; spa-
cious Coal Stores and Wharf ; an excellent. cheerful. and comma.
dioss Dwelling-how.e, for a resident Partner, opening to the foot
of Westminster-bridge ; a smaller Dwelling, ter a Foremar ;
Counting-house, &c. The whole having a frontage towards the
river of 80 feet, and being in depth about 214 feet.
To be viewed, between the hours of twelve and four, by apply-
ing on the premises, where printed partienhus may be had r t,- •
ticulars• also of Winstanley and SOON Paternoster-row ; at the
Com-Exchange Coffee-houses, Mark-lane ; and at the Mrt.

BAQIIIPTON. ON TitE FULHAM-ROAD.
COMPACT AND CONVLNIENT ItIe,SIDENCE.
With Coach-house, 2-stall Stable, and a Image Carden. Also a
leasehold Este!. adjoining.
By WES:STANLEY and SONS.
At the Mart, TO-MORROW, at 12. ill Two
Lot 1. A Very compact and convenient REsSII)ENCE
..CIL for a small genteel family, most pleasantly situate
No. 1, Onslow.terrace, Brompton, on the Fulham-road, ailjoininv
to Harrison's nursery ground ; containing a gooddinirg.room, two
drawing-rooms, morning parlour, gentleman'salrerating-rnom, four
bedchambers, kitchen, scullery. footman's pantry, and other do-
mestic conveniences, with good collaring ; a .detached laundry.
coach-house, stable for two horses, enclosed fore court,and escelieot
garden with lofty fruit wall. Held for a 8 years, at a ground-rent
of lal, per annum, and immediate possession may be had.
Lot 2. A Leasehold Estate, consisting of a Dwelling-house, adjoin.
ing; being No. 2, Onslow-terraee, let an lease to a re-peetable tenant
at alt/. per annum, held for &term of MI years, at aground-rent of P.
To be viewed by tickets, which, with particulars, may he had of
Mr. S.F. Page, Surveyor and Architect. King's-rciatl, liedford-row ;
and of %Vinstunley and Sons, Paternoster-row. Particulars also at
the Coffee-house at Kensington ; and at the :11 gat .

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YR. CHRISTIE very respectfully Informa the No-
bilitv andnd Connoisseurs, that THIS DAY, MONDAY. he
will SELL by AUCTION, at his Great Room, King-street. St.
Jsmees-square. by order of the Proprietor:a selection of about
FIFTY CAPITAL PICTURES, by the greirest Masters of the
Italian Schools, being a valuable part of the Collection of the
Count Cesare Bianchetti, of lloio,,ma, recently consigned to this
country.
They comprise specimens of the very superior class of the follow-
ing eclebrsted Mastera :
Rafraelle Salaino N. del Abate
_ _

Guide

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P. del Vega Corregio Francia . Ouernino
0. da Carpi Rond,ani C. Dolce Albano
Pinto riccio Parmegiano Primaticcio Si rani
Garoltilo Lehr. Oral Carrocei Cianani
1.. da Vinci Mazzoliau llorninicliinb Ilotenhamer

Loini
Also. about 300 original Drawings, bfold Masters, chßlly of
the school of Bologna.

RARE AN!) SPLENDID BOOKS.
By 31r. PNANs,-
At his House. Nn. 93. Psll-3141, THIS and follnwing 1).1.‘"
AFine COLLECTION of vs'itable. and splendid
BOOKS, includingroyage Pittotesque Conmarninpele.
2 vols., beautiful impressibmi, splendid copy in gr en
Choisseul °outlier ; Voyage Pittoresque de Ire Gree...., 2 v 01... first
impres4ons ; Voyage Pittore,que de la France; 12 vols.. Na .0.,
Taylor. et Ouilleux ; Voyage Pittoresque et Romantiouc de l':`.ti-
eienne France, 2 vols., line copy in Russia; Museum Moven:icon).
11 vols., with engravings of the finest statues; coins, gems, and
portraits of the Fiorentine painters, very fine -set, in Russia, (iron
le Courtois ; Roman de Chevalerie, tine copy, very rare. Paris. par
Versed ; lincyeloptedia Firitannica, 20 vols., tine set. in Russia t
Rees' Encyclopedia, fl parts, complete; Arclissologla, &c., and
man! scarce and valuable articles.

TO WHAMINGEItS. STA FF(w.DslifTol MANITAc.
TURERS, Asl: EPS, AND kYrUEK..s.
Leasehold Premises., Iron-Oate Wharf, Paddington, end a
Dwelling.betase.. Char el.atroet.
By Me. ADAMSON.
On the Premises, at the Wharf, os WEDNESDAY NEXT.
at 12, in Two Lots.
Lot. 1-CEDST.INTIAL LEASEHOLD I'IIEMISES ;
consisting of a spacious Warehouse of two DOM.. c-
cupying cis area of 2,300 feet. a Stable and Cart-Aid, and i com.
fortable Dwelling-house adjoining; altogether havMg a fenetage
on the Wharf of 117 feet, and 42 feet deep; eligibly Whiate at the
entrance of Iron-gate Wharf. with the privilege•of using the Wt,1,1
and Basin of the Canal for loading and unloading goods; held
under a lease from the Orand Junction Canal eampnny, tier an or.-
expired term of eight years, at the low rent of mu.; sad at present
In the occupation of the proptictoili, Messrs. James and W. Handley,
who will give immediate norses•ion.
Lot 2. A BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE, with bow-front
Shop, situate and being No. 30, Chapel-street, Paddingeoe, throe
doors from the Ertgware.road, and rear the Canal, et to Me.
Nathan, under an agreement fur three years. at 4111. per annum ;
held for an unexpired term of ten years, from (.3tristmas last, at
261. per annum, leaving a net rent of 201. . •
To he viewed till the sale, and particulars bad on the premise, :
at the Yorkshire Stinga ; of lie. Adamson., the A uctioneer Bd.
liter.square; and of Mr. E. Chester, Solicitor, No. H., Staple Inn.