The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-02-22 00:00:00

SPAIN.

Just published. embellished with two Engravings. of Costume,
Part XXIIL (containing Spain, Part Ill.) of
TIE MODERN TRAVELLER ; or, A Popular
)escription. Geographical, Historical, and Topographical,
of the Various Countries of the Globe, compiled from the latest
and but Authorities (to be continued in Monthly Pats); on Mel..
liaised with correct Maps and numerous Engravings, price 2s. lid.
each. Two Parts make a volume.

The following Countries may be Ind together or separate, in
boards, ss. Gd. ; half.bound, Gs.; or alt'-gilt extra, 7a. per
vo-
lume

Palestine I vol. ; Syria and Asia Minor 2 vole. ; Brazil and
Buenos Ayres, 2 vols. ; Mexico and Guatimala, 2 vols. ; Colom-
bia. 1 vol. ; Arabia, I vol. ; Russia, I vol.
(lessee, Egypt, Perlis, India, &c. will follow in succession.
" Of this valuable little work (still in course of publication) ten
volumes have been produced, the last being_an account of Russia.
which at the present moment comes rather opportunely. Judging
front the portion of the aeries which we have read, namely, the
volume just mentioned, and the description of Palestine, we are in-
duced to recommend the work as a very agreeable compendium
of all that has been brought to light by the enterprise of
modern travellers for the last five and twenty years: yet their in-
formation being spread over books too costly and too diffuse, is
beyond the reach of either the time or the money of the general
reader. In the present work, however, the really valuable matter
in the intelliget.ce of these travellers has been collected, compared.
and condensed by the Editor. and is laid before the reader in a
newly written narrative, distinguished by great labour of investie
gallon, and by a singularly clear and entertaining manner. It re-
minds us of the summing up of a skilful judge, when the various
evidence in a case is simplified and luminously detailed in his own
words, except in an occasional instance or two, where the identical
expressions of a witness have been worthy to be preserved on ac-
count of their force and character. which might be injured by
translation. The printing of the work deserves praise; anti that
nothing may be wanting, maps and plates of views and costume
(on a small scale of course) are given."—New Monthly Illagazine.
London: Printed for James Duncan, 37, Paternocaer-row.

NANCHESTER-SQUARE.
TOWN RESIDENCE ELEGANTLY FURNISHED.

SHUTTLE WORTH,
At the Man, on NyEDNESDAY. March 8, at 12, In anent two

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Lots, as shall be determined upon at the time of sale, unless
Ato-
lately disposed of by private contract,
N Excellent TOWN RESIDENCE, with coach-
house and stable attached. suitable for a Member of Parlia-
ment, private family, or newly married couple, in perfect repair.
and recently fetrnished in the most complete and fashionable man-
ner, very desirably 'hunted No. 18, Al anebester.street, Manchester.
square, containing numerous airy bed chambers, an elegant suite
of three drawing-rooms, excellent dining parlour, library, dressing
towns. waver ciusat, kiaahart, housekeeper's room, domestic offices
oral ecilarina.
. . May las.itfirmal. pd. partkuittaltl4 Ant-Ste PrefOTtt rgifiV4
Culllnson and Son, Chenies-street, Bedfoed.t.quare ; Or
Lowtew, ['loose and Batty. Solicitor*, Hamm-court ; at the Mart;
and of Mr. Shuttleworth, $B, Poultry.

CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES AND'GROUND
RENTS.

Producing Seven Uundred a;tl.Nitiiii:nine Pounds Four Shillings
per Annum, and the nest Presentation to a valuable Rectory in
Essex.
By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTII,
At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, March 8, at 12, in Lots,

TITE following FREEHOLD ESTATES and
GROUND RENTS, via. :—A capital substantial RESI.
DLNCf: and Premises, situated No. 35, Cornhill, the corner of
Ilirchin-lane, on lease to and in the otrupationof the Trustees of
the British Commercial Insurance Company, for the term of thirty
years unexpired, at a net rent of 301. per annum.
A .spacious substantial DWELLING-HOUSE, Warehouse,
and Premises. advantageously situated No. 6, Skiancr.street, Hol-
born, let on Isaac. for a term of upwards of sixty years unexpired,
at a net rent of 1501. per annum.
A spacious substantial DWELLING-HOUSE and Premises,
eligibly situated No. 40, Skinner-street, let on lease and in the oc-
cupation of Mr. ll'right, carpet-manufacturer, for a term of twenty
years unexpired, at a net rent of 851. per annum.
Two eonveoient DWELLING-HOUSES and Premises, de-
,,iralely situated Nos. 36 and 37, Hatton-garden; one on lease, the
other in the occupation of a tenant at will, at net rents, atnounting
to 1201, per annum.
Also several LEASEHOLD GROUND RENTS, amply se-
cured, and issuing out of 82 dwelling-houses, garden-ground, and
premises; comprising the whole of Swing's-buildings and Sack-
ville-row, Mile-ead-road, and streets adjacent, together a net rental
_et 140/. 4s. per annum.
And the NEXT PRESENTATION to the RECTORY of
ROCIIFORD, near the fashionable iVatering-place, Southend.
with a good residence and offices, 48 acres of glebe, the great and
small tithes of the parish, and other emoluments, estimated worth
7001. per annum. 'file present incumbent about sixty-tour years
of age.
May be vitwel with leave of the tenants, and particulars may be
bad 13 days previous to the sale of Messrs. Alliston and Hundleby,
Freeman's-court, Cornhill; at the Auction Man: and of Alr.
Shuttleworth, No. 23, Poultry.

ELIGIBLE§FREEHOLD.fSTATE, CARMARTHEN-

SHIRE.
By Mr.CAUTY,
At the Auction Mart. opposite the Hank of England, on WED-
NESDAY, March 22, at Twelve o'clock,
A N eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising
CR. 21fIA. I rt. OP. of excellent arable and pasture land, conve-
niently disposed into five farms, with good farm houses and farm
buildings, delightfully situate near to Llandilo, the most beautiful
part of the county of Camiarthen.
May be viewed by leave of the tenants, and descriptive printed
particulars bad twenty days preceding, at the Inns in the vicinity ;
of John Phillips, Esq. Solicitor, Liandilo; the Auction Mart,
opposite the Bank of England ; of Charles liertslet, Etq. soli-
citor, 7, Northumberland-street, Strand; arid of Mr. Lamy,