The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-04-28 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.

CAPITAL PREMISES,
At the Entrance of Piccadilly, with full command of that Gra
Public Thoroughfare—.a situation unrivalled for Business, Tick.
borne-street, and Great Windmill-street.
By Mr. JAMES DENEW,
0,1 the Premises, on MONDAY, May 9, at It,
THIS Valuable PROPERTY, adapted fur a Pbbfia
Institution, or Business Concern, of the first iTnporance it
placed in the most commanding situation in the -Metropolis. and,
according to its present arrangement, comprises a *parfait double.
fronted Shop, In Tichbourne-street ; large light Shop in Windmill.
Ercet, with private entrance; a vestibule and grand staircast lead.
ing to a noble Exhibition Room, about 100 feet by 23 feet, lofty in
proportion, judiciously lighted and fitted up at an immense et.
peruke- On the same floor are two show rooms of large dimensions,
a cheerful sitting room, kitchen, and various domestic accommoda.
Lions • three generate staircases leading to numerous bedchambers
and apartments, with extensive light shops for workmen in the
attics, clock chamber. ate. The basement contains capacious store
places, kitchens, cellars, and vaults; there are several well-placed
water closets, and water is conveniently laid on to the premises
the whole of which are in hand. A light modern-fronted Shop fi
Tichbourne.street Is let to a tenant at will. The property may
either be occupied according to its actual arrangement, or ein ibd
Into three distinct dwelling-houses and shops_attaching to eithix
of them the Exhibition Room. or the three may be advantage-
ously let off; retaining the present entsanee to the Room froze
Windmill-street. The tenure is leasehold, aubjxt to a moderate
reserved rent.
May be viewed be tickets, to be obtained by principals only, ou
application to Mr. Denew, Auctioneer, Charles-street.

YORK MOUSE, ST. JAMES'S.
MEpSuSbilicS:that ROBINS Swilble§arleeavut tnaonunr announce r;
111 the
AUCTION, on the Premilee, in the Stable-yard. THIS and
following DAYS, at 12, the depot and appropriate YURNI.
TURE, together with the appendages thereunto belonging, of the
late Residence of

•
HIS ROYAL HIGIINF:SS THE DUKE OF YORE.
The property comprehends splendid drawing-roots, suits of deb
crimson and striped silk taboret in two burnished gold Grecian
soda, twelve fauteuil chairs, and French curtains for six windows;
carved and burnished gold cheval fire screens, with plate elms;
NOBLE FRENCH PLATES,
Of great beauty and perfection, in pier and chimney glasses, 92by
63 inches, 89 by 61,72 by 31, 70 by 86, ece...: very fine bronze and
or-molu candslabra for three lights each, bronze vases and cans.
meets, ormolu French clocks, beautiful Sevre, Dresden. and OH.
ental ornamental porcelain ; table and dessert services of Brads:
and French China, cut glass.
MAGNIFICENT SPECIMENS OF ANCIENNE BUR
In costly armoires, commodes, cabinets, library tables, Menai,
and clocks. The private dining and anti-moms of elegant sit
blue morino damask, in French curtains for eight windows; rei.,
rosewood Grecian sofas, couch, and thirty chain; chintz coon
curtains for seven windows, Bonaparte chains, elegant rot sew
armoire, mahogany chiffoniers, bookcases, with braes trellisicion
and marble tops ; a pair of satinwood library bookcases, at sp.
right grand pianoforte, with additional keys, by Stoddart,
wood case ; Parisian mahogany cabinet dejeune tables, siol
marble tops, and flower stand. The large dining-room of a /id
cloth curtains, for five windows and recess • twenty mat Aar
chairs and two fauteuils, with scarlet leather backs and seat ;
sec
of mahogany pillar and claw dining-table,, &teal &Game,
sideboard, marble pier tables, large Brussels carpets, five tautifal
painted glass sliding sash windows, and two ditto Frets, ditto;
twenty-one servants bedsteads and bedding, mahogany dchleani
single chests of drawers, wardrobes and presses, and bed•com ts.
quisites ; handsome marble chimney-pieces and stoves.
May be viewed, with descriptive Catalogues, at 3s. enh, to ba
had of Alesars. Robins, Piazza, Covent-garden.

YORK-HOUSE. ST. JAMES'S.
BUILDING MATERIALS of the late Mansion of .s Royal
Highness the Dnke of York.
fly Messrs. ROBINS,
On the Premises, in the Stable-yard, St. James's, ea TUESRY
NEXT, and Three following Days, at 12,
THE very Capital BUILDING MATERIALS la
upwards of 100 rods of sound brick-work, large quantirs of
Slating, Plain and Pantiles, several Tons of Lead,
THIRTY-SIX MARBLE CHIMNEY-PIECES
of vein, statuary, Burdiglia, French, and other marbles. meg.
nificent statuary chimney-piece, with vine leaf pilaster!, richly
sculptured in basso.relievo ; 150 windows, of every description,
part with plate glass ; 200 doors, of square panel, moul&d.
astragal, double margin sash, street, gib, folding, and other part of
wainscot ; carved frontipiece, wainscoting, dsdo, partition, cloacb,
presses, and the usual fittings of every description ;
A GRAND STONE STAIRCASE,
with mahogany roll and ornamental iron panel balustrade. s sa.
condor), stone staircase, 200 square of flooring of clean batten,
dowelled and deal, oak and fir timbers in immense quantities, of
all scantlings, large quantities of stone, in paving. step'. coring,
Pills, and curb ; iron work, in railing, area gratingatid balconies ;
water-closets, outside sunshades, hr.
May be viewed three days prior, and catalogues had of licart.
Robins, Covent-garden.

BOND FOR FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS, PA YABLIi
WITH INTEREST.
By Bless's. ROBINS,
At the Mart, opposite the Bank, TO-MORROW, at
APOST OBIT BOND for the principal Sum of SOOL
Pa'able within Three Months after th. decease of a Noble.
man of an advanced age. bearing Interest in the mean tiniest the
rate of Five per Cent., which has been paid regularly by a Samoa
of distinction. The parties are all of the highest respectability.
Further particulars may be had at the Auctiun Man; and of
Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden.

A RECTORY OF 803 ACRES OF LAND IN
HUNTING DONSH IRE,
Between Rimbolton and Huntingdon. and the Tithes of 153 ACM
in Stow-fields.
By Messrs. ROBINS.
At the Auction Mart, London, TO-MORROW, at 19.
TAE RECTORY, or PARSONAGE, and PRE-
BEND of STOW LONGA, consisting of three Pima,
containing altogether
803 A. 2 R. 39P.
of excellent pasture, meadow, and arable lands, Tithe fres, lop
thee with
THE TITHES OF 533 ACRES
of pasture and arable lands in Stow.tields, with three suitable fax
houses and corresponding buildings, at Spahlwick, Easton, Br.
ham, and Catworth, now let to a respectable tenantry at very tr.
duced rents. The year 1814, and for several years antemitrA
these farms produced
930/. A YEAR,
The property is held of the Prebendary of Stow Longs, um Jesse
for three livid; the renewals invariably granted on warns% of a
moderate fine. The outgoings are 48/. 6s. 841. annually.
Particulars may be bad prior to the sale at the.prircirel
Inns at Kimbolton, Huntingdon. Oxford. and Cambridge: of st.
muel Batchelor. Esq. Chan House, Bath ;of3l r. Ploodu en
Kimboltoo, through whom the estate may be seen ; the Auction
Mart ; and of Messrs. Robins, London.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY.
GREAT YARMOUTH, in the COUNTY ef NORFOLK
By DRAYTON and VENTOM,
At the Auction Alert, near the Bank, on WEDNESDAY, the
11th of May, at 12, by order of the Proprietor, in Three Lou.
Lot I. A Modern White Brick-built DWELLING-
HOUSE, erected in the year 1812, possessing a
frontage of 24 feet, eligibly situated in Regent-street, leading hem
the 31arket to the Quay, containing a handsome entrance hall. tiro
commodious parlours communicating by folding doers, titree.wir-
doer drawing room, 21 feet by 21) feet, five airy chamber', and
every necessary domestic office. The house is approached by a
flight of stone steps, enclosed by iron railing. On lease to • molt
respectable tenant for a term of seven years Prom Midsummer next.
at the annual rent of &V.
Lot 2. A spacious substantial brick-bnilt MANSION, ocinl7-
ing a frontage of 36 feet, most delightfully situate on the Om.
and 138 feet of the Quay-hea 1. Il'ithin 16 feet of the homes is
planned with trees, forming a deli ,Inful promenade, and comigsone
to the Custom-house. It contains a spacious entrance 11111, draw-
ing and tithing norms of large dimensions, breakfast parlour, wren
commodious airy chambers, and one large attic, blear,.
house, and and every other necessary appendage to render it a desirable
residence for a large and genteel family ; u approteltel by a baaii.
some flight of stone steps, enclosed by iron railing. InSladed' ia
this Lot is a large paved yard, with a red briels-bniit rott3se•
which was built in 1817; is detached from the
three good rooms, which can be let off sep trate:-
being in the occupation of the proprietor, an early I •
be had.
Lot 3. A COTTAGE, comprising three rooms, es:::•
yard, situate near St. Georges Chapel, in tile orettpalirii.
Howes and Yanley, tenants at will, at f./. per annum.
of.rfect state
sir eted it
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propertyOP (id!' lying
nWlgigl-isaarmtcohtfletts;fttrsoQtaildl'u.l:dacinnyaisanpdtrii:nl:lrg:Oltr'mhhwdetairrtheiti:see ;atdthaf:i the London t,'vs.::
the trade of Yarmouth, •lso its &Trott a.traet.on ne • :Ito"
fir the benefit of sea bathing, fbr which it is pemlicrir •
and receiving the patronage of the nobility stir! peon. •
with its excellent markets and public litwary—con;::' •
great accommodation afforded by Cie steam p.,ekcis e
e.ith London (from which it is distant I.t-:2 col: si—•• -
petty equally eligible tor the residence,* of men r:: •
retreat, or fur an investment, and entitles the pufe:•. . •
for ter. comity.
May he viewed by application on the yfr.-rf :.es. •
cubits had at the Bair Vartrou h ; Rampant C. •
wieh ; One Urn Inn, Bury St. Lidmurirs ; )l:. John Tar ' •
Noire Sidney College, Cu•nbridge; and of Dr.-.yion and •
Luctior.eera, Sareetors, and !state ,Ittnts. licadenh, ••
ondon, where plans and elcvaticua of the I•reTer:y ma, • •
speettd.

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