The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-04-16 00:00:00

NEWINGTON BUTTS.

TO STATIONERS, 13..tUKSELLERS, AND OTHERS,
WANTING A COMPLETE AND GENTEEL. BUSI-
NESS.
• By Mr. YOUNG,
On THURSDAY, the lain of April, 11105, preeleely at Three
o'clock in the Afternoon. at his Repository born, Net 6.
High street, Newington Butts, in One Lot, without reserve
(by Order or the Proprietor, retiring from the above Business,
and settling in Redi.mishire),
rf4HE UNEXPIRED TERM of Nineteen and
I Three Quarter Years at Lady Div, 11101, of the VALUA-
BLE LEASE, subject to covenants thereof, and exempt from
fire : comprising en elegmit Shop Front for the Stationary Bu-
noes& and a Complete Library that will contain 4000 volumes
of BoOks ; a convenient sitting Kirtour commanding the Shop,
awl a sahib Garden neatly laid cut ; convenient Kitchen and
Offices, with a Site Entrance thereto • on the First and Se
cordFloOrl a Dining Room and three Bed Roorns,withCluiets,
ne The I:remises ate situate near the Church, Newington
Butts, in front of the High Road from London to Clapham,
he. now in full Trade, in the occupation of Messrs. Putts arid
Biedulph, commanding by extent the circulation of Walworth,
Camberwell. Newington, Lambeth, Stockwell, Clapham, Sc.
The Premien are roomy, with every convenience well calcu-
lated and lad out for the Stationary, Bookselling, Bookbinding,
Re in which line of bmineas it has been established upwards
of 13 psis. Its situation, oil account of the very increasing
genteel neighbourhood, is not to be equalled within the vi-
entity of the metropolis, being on the great Starry Road, and
equal distance from the three Bridges. Together with all the
GENUINE STOCK in the LIBRARY, containing above
3000 volumes en various subjects, variety of fancy and colour-
ed paper and ornaments, varnishes, Re. with numerens other
snider in the trade as per inventory. to be produced at the
lime of sale.
The Fixtures in the Shop and House, and the Stock of
Stationary, to be taken by valuation.
Further particulars will be explained at the time of sale.
The whisk of the premises may be viewed, with tickets, till
the day of sale; for accommodation of the trade, an inven
tory of the library stock may be had on the premises ; and of
Mr. Young, Auctioneer and House Agent, No. 6, High-
Street. Newington•Butts; and printed particulars delivered at
the time of sale, at his large Repository •Room.

PAINTS AND DRAWINGS, FRAMED AND GLAZED,
PICTURES, CAMEOS, AND INTAGLIOS, ETRUS-
CAN VASES, CAPITAL BASSO RELIEVOS, IN
MARBLE, Sc.
By Mr. RICHARDSON,
At his Home, N 0.31, in the Strand, on FRIDAY, April 19,
and following Ws, , at Twelve o'Clock, by Order of the
Acting Executor of Edward Poore, Esq. late of Tldworth,
Deceased,
LIR A MED and GLAZED PRINTS and
a: DRAWINGS, Picture., by Mortimer, and shout Thirty
Comte, and Intaglios, of ex= Workmanship, In Rings,
Re Etrescan Vases, Capital Relieves, in Marble and
Pkonse, • fine Carving, in Ivory, of Sir Isaac Newton, Globes,
China, Wearing Apparel, Ac.
Te be viewed un Thursday, and till the Time of Sale ; Ca.
Worms may be had of Mr Siehortkion, N 0.31, in the Strand .

A CURIOUS, RARE, AND SPLENDID LIBRARY.
By Mr. STEWART,
At his Auction Rooms, 194, opposite Albany House, Picas
dell,, nn MONDAY, April 52, and following Daya (Sunday
excepted), at Twelve ca'Clock,
THE valuable, splendid, curious, and rare
LIRR \RY, the Property of a Nobleman, and consrats
of, via. Duplale's Works, • fine and matchless Copy ; Shalt.
spare's Works, Ist, 1.1, 34, and 4th, Editions; a fine Col-
lection of County Hiitorie,, Early Voyages, Foglia+ Chreni
cies, Early Trillions of the English Poets, Romances, and mast,
curious Tracts ; a nowt splendid Assemblage of Beaks of hints,
•by the The Artists of the Enelnh, Dutch, Flemish, French,
Italian, and Grerrnan S. hauls, very fine Impression►, 64 Vois
seyeral Voluems of British Portraits; • complete Cull, (lion of
Debates of Ourh Mutes of Parliament, Parliamentarr II nu,
ries, die. 194 V&, the .hole in fine Preservation, and many
soniptoren and elegant Bindings.
Caterlorptes to be had pensions sis the Sale.

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SALES BY AUCTION.

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CAPITAL TOWN BRSICORNCE, IaCIFN-SQUARai
WFIiTMINSTER.
By Mr_ STEW ART,
At his Awllion Room., No. 194, Piccadilly (opprrite A
House), APRIL 97. at Twelve o'clock,
ICHE •.tluabk and capital LEASEHOLD PRE
11 MISES, being situated No. 8, Qistairiquare, We
roiteuer, consisting elan excellent roomy Family Home, co
mending a view of St. James's Park ; and, firms its vicinity t
Westmiti.ter Ilan, the Horse Guards, War Office, Treasure
and Admiralty, presenting a desirable residence fora Mem
of either House of Parliament, in an Officer in the Guard.,
to sty Gentleman connected with either of the Public ()If
in the neighbourhood. The premises are in the molt per(
state, a very large slum having been recently expended in pot.
ing ,he same hien • complete state of repair; 30 years of the
lease unexpired from Lady-day, 1805, ,t a ground rent of 311.
per annum. The preitii,eii condst of Attic Story, three
excellent servant.' bedrooms; Second Fluor, four capital lied
rooms, closets, dee ; Fins Floor,c.vpital front sad back drAvring
rooms, and siding roam ; Ground Flaw, diiiing,two exreileut
sitting rooms, a breakfast parlour ai..l lihrari, capeal hall tad
entrance; .Ilaseintint, excellent kirdiesis, pantry,
capital wine and beer cellars, coal e: liars, front area, &c. and
behind a Piece of Ground tastefully. laid out with Gait Deasy
6:c —The Fixtures to he taken by the purchme7 at a valuation.
N. B. Adjoining et a Tw.i tall with Mr
which may be had oy the purchaser at the tent td, tea 41 ie..,
annum.

The premt.es may be viewed, and I) 1 rti c
and of Mr. Stewart, at hia Remus, No. 194, 2 .
bac Albany Rowe).

REVERSIONS OF ANNUITIES IN THE PUBLIC FUNDS
By Mr. STEW.\RT,
At Garrawa ss CoFftW-Hnuse, mt WF.DNESDAY, Mar le.
by Order of the Awignaes of Mr. W, shad. a Bankrupt,
•INHE REVERSION of NINE HUNDRED
and FORTY-FIVE POUNDS, FOUR PICK CENT.
ANNUI TIES, on the Death of ■ Lady, aged 75 Yeats.
Likewise the It F.VERSIOR of FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS,
FOUR PER CEN f ANNUL FIES, on the Decease of Tau
Latium, the one aged 40 Years, and the other 16 lean, he d
under the Named Two most resoectable Trustees.
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Pink eh: a to be bad of Mr. Allen, Solicitor, Callisle-stren,
Soho; at Garreway's C.iffec.h.,thio: and of Mr. Stewart, Z.
194. Piccadilly, opposite Albany-house.

LEASEHOLD PREMISES AND GARDEN, CHELSEA.
By Mr STEWART,
At Garraway': Coffee-booty, May 1, at Twelve o'♦;;lock,
Order u the Assignees ot Mr. Yandrant,
rrHE Valuable LEASE of an excellent
DWELLING HOUSE, consisting of drawing and
dining room, six bed rooms, closets, kitchern, cellars, front
coon, a capital Kitchen and Emit Gulden, abundantly stared
with a variety of (rod 'v.-ea, Sze. situated at No. 2, Queen's
Place, near the Ern-house, etelsea, held fur the Tenn of
Th‘rty-orte Years, at a very Low Rent.
To be ♦iewed by 'Pickets; and Pin Mats had of Mr.
Stewart, at hi. Auction RO3IIIS, No. 194, Piccaddiy, opperits
Alt Jany• house.

CAPIT L FR Eltif(tl.l) ESTATE, Al' PINCHBECK
MARSH. NEAR SPALISIN(I, LINCOLNSHIRE.
Br Mr. STEWART.
At Gamtwav's Coffee-hoax, on iVEDNESDAY. Maw 1,
at Tte.lee *Thick, hi Order of the Assignees of Mt. Graham
%Vilicinsott,
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
11 celled SlitaßOLT's VAR 'M. at Pinchbeck Marih,
near Spaldolit, Li0c.4.,..10tre, consisting of Seventy Acres (be
the ante more or less; id ra,,ital Bich, Arable and Pastssre Land.,
swath the Farm, I lour, Barns, Sta'tlet, and other Convenien.
ries thereon, situated in the most pleasant lan of ibeiCtiunte„
and will be fiuud very .L...nrable. The Land being above tit.
Level of the ailloining country, is not liable to be flooded at
any seainit of the Y-ar. The whole Iv !lOW lett at the very lew
Rent of 901 per Annum, to Mr. Randall, Tenant at Will,
hut is supposed to be well worth the improved re it of 102.. --
The Lind is in the best state of cultivation. Aim Two Free.
hold Pews in the Parish Church of Pinchbeck go with the
fvel me.
The Rotate to be.triewell by applying le the Tenant., art
further Particulars haduf Thomas Fattier, lags Solicitor, Spald-
ing; Me, C. Wilkinson, Solicitor, Na. 322, Oxford-street;
at Garraway's Coffee.house; and of Mr. Stewart, at his
Asti on looney 194, Piccadilly (opposite Albany Horse),
London.