The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-04-25 00:00:00

GROUND RENTS.

Issnieg out of MansiOn;a;tiiie;itrences in Hereford and Park
Streets. and of capital Houses and Shops is Oxford-street and
Frith-street, Soho.
By Mr. WILLIAMS.
At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY NEXT. April W. at
12. in Six Lots, by direction of the Executors of the late Mrs.
Catharine Stevenson, deretsed.
THE Valuable IMPROVED GROUND RENTS,
most amply secured upon and issuing out of that noble Man-
sion,
Camelford House, in Hereford-street. on lease to the Right
Hon. Lord Granville. A capital Residence. No. 10, north side of
Hereford-street, in the occupation of Sir Hudson Lowe; NOR. Ito
8 inclusive, adjoining No. 20. south side of Hereford-street. Two
excellent Residences, Nom. 62 and (. west aide of Park-street.
Eight capital Rouses and Shops, Nos. 250 to 207, aauth side of
Oxford-street and also of Two Houses and Premises. Nos 65
and GA, west side of Frith-street. Soho. held under Lord Grosvenor
and the Duke of Emden& producing a net income of 2721. per ann.
the undivided moiety of which will be sold without reserve.
Descriptive par :mama may be had at the Auction Mart : at
Ils:chett's lintel, Piread of Mr. Tatham, Solicitor, 41, Castle-
street, ilolborn ; and of 3ir. IVilliams, Throgrnorton-street.

BRIGHTON.
CAPITAL FREEHOLD INVESTMENTS.
By Mr. WILLIAMS,
At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY NEXT, April 25, at 12,
by order of the Trustees of Messrs. Jenne? and Bartholomew,
/111W0 Capital FREEHOLD RESIDENCES, deal-
t. rably situate, Nos. 3 and 6, Marine-square, Alarire-parade,
one of the most improving and fashionable attuations in Brighton.
The houses have been recently erected at a considerable expense,
commanding Ste sea views, and present a favourable opportunity
to capitalists, for secure inveattnents, or for residences ; suited to
families of respectabilhy, of the value of 210/. per annum.
Alan, at the same time will be sold, a Capital FREEHOLD
RESIDENCE, very respectably situate No. 10, Devonshire-place,
in a line with the New Steync. The house is most substantially
built, and was erected by the Proprietor for his own residenre, and
suited to a family of respectability, or for investment. The Pur-
chaser may be accommodated with the appropriate furniture and
effects at his option.
An Excellent LEASEHOLD HOUSE, 18, Devonshire place,
on lease to Mr. Woledge. for 7, 11, or 21 year., at a low rent of f. 51.
per annum. Held for 83 years, at a ground rent of 131. 6s. per
annum.
A FREEHOLD ESTATE. consistirr of a substantial brick.
built Dwelling-house and Premises, No. 16. Cumberland-rlace, a
short distance from St. James's-street, arhi leading into Edward.
street On Lease, for Three Years, from Lady-day last, at a clear
net rent of 421. per annum.

And a neat FREEHOLD !!OUSE, •paci'na fore-eourt *rd
wilco, marine view near the New Park, with immediate pew-
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To he viewed tin the Sale, and poetioolan had of Hews. Faith-
ful, olieLovs, and at the Old bhip Novel, lieweniun ; and 01 alt.
Thomas %V tPurns, 114 h-street, Cheltenham ; Auctioo Matt ; aid
of Mr. Williams Thrugcnotton-street, Londun.

Ely Mr. SAUNDERS,
At his Great Rooms, No. *9, Fleet-street, TO-MORROW, st
halt-past $2 precisely, by order of the Executors.
A PORTION or the LIBRARY of the Right non. :lilt'
11 ROBERT DALLAS. late Chief Jim ice of the Court of
Common near, deceased : including the Phillsophical Trans.
actions, 18 vols. ; Burke's'Worlu, 7 vols. ; Fyffe 's Anatomy,:
vols. ; Morro' de Rousseau, 12 vols. ; Lord Bacon's Works. r.
vols. ; Nichols's Literary Anecdotes. 11 vols. ; Chalmers's Rim.
graphical Dictionary, 3 vole ; Howell's State fr es. 3d vols.
(Eurres de Voltaire, 9.1 vols. 'triode's Journal of Science and
the Arts, 17 v 01..; Journal des , tleurmands. 38 res. : • Col-
lection of French Literature, fee. Ac.; the whole in good its-
serration. To be viewed, and Camlogues had.

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By Mr. SAUN ,
At his Great Room, Na 39. Fleet-:treet. on THURSDAY
NEXT, and Two following mDa at llair.past 12 precisely,.
THE splendid LIBRARY of a G ntleman, lately ce-
MILW, including a tine Collection of Variorum and Delphin
Classic, Dictionaries and Lexicons' with now, of the best and
most expensive modern Works of English and Foreign Lite-
rature, in elegant Bindings of Morocco, Russia, de. ; &Lung
which are, in
er
FoLso.--Macklin's Bible, Bowyer's H Btri Blume, and dt.ll's DM-
ton, subscription copies; Stofrord and British Ga of Pic-
ture", 5 vols. large paper. proofs; Chauncey's Hert i ardshire ;
I)ugdale's Alonasticon, by Ellis ; Tableau de la Revolution Eras.
cais, 3 yob". proofs; lAher Veritatis, 2 vols. ; s'iorenee Gallery,
4 vole. ; Aristophanis Kusterii ; Spence's Polyaittis; flogardi's
Works.
Q u • ItT o.—Reees Cyclopedia, 45 rob'. ; Grose's Antiquities, 12
Toms. ; Lyoons's Environs of linden, b vols. ; kiikerson's V 0.-
ages and Travels, 17 vols. ; Encycloptedia Britannia", 29 vols. :
Repton on Landscape (hardening; Hunter's lAsster.s vols. • Lr.
ciani Opera, Ketrsterhusaii, 4 vols. ; Liviiis I)tokenism:hit, 7
cols.; Ledennuller Amusement 21ieroseopique. 3 vols. ; Waitotia
English Poetry; the Works of Hume. Gibbon, Addison, Pen-
nant, Mitford, Racine, Corneille. and Moliere.
OCTAVO, dc.—Shaw's Zoology, large paper ' • Naturalist". sad
Zoological M iscellany, 27 vols. ; Donovan's Fishes. II rule. :
Beautiea of England and Wales, 28 vols. ; Rollin's Works, 23
role. ; Platonis Opera, 12 cols. ; (7icerosis Opera, Ernesti,il volts :
Polybius, Schweighteuseri, 9 vole; Anthologia 0111 KM, 13 ruts.
&c. &e.
To be viewed, and Cataiogweo had.

THANES DITTON.
TO be LET, for a Tenn of Years, FURNISHED
fle UNFURNISIIND. or the Furniture mai be taken at a
Valuation, in a beautiful part of the country, and in an excellent
neiehboatimod, where several parks of hound,' are kept. and peal
fishing may be had, a most charnirg KEsiDENCtiI. with ca-
pital Cosch.house and Stabling for tire Horace, and convexity*
Offices of every dcacription.
The House is in the b.ixt stive of repair. and contains, on the
ground-floor. dining and drawing rooms, with a binary. retreats'
hall, and hmixekemer's room. Ors the first flour, aim rooms, two of
which are used as situp; rooms. And, on me :riper story, six
bed-rooms.
The Hotsbotmes and fireperice are upon it very extrusive teak;
the Kitchen Garden is amply mocked with vegetables. and the
walla are coveted with the choicest fruit-trera, in full bearing, y TC,
d• ing altogether nearly an equivalent for the tent.
There .re besides two Paildtieks, which, with the reiau-e-
-gr melds, compr.se between four and love scrap, and the ptemWer are
well supplied with water.
Immediate possession may be had.
N.B. A good Few In the Parish Church.
Foe particula s sad cards to view, apply to Mr. W. G. Bolton,
Solicitor, No. sib, Austia Pr ars, Lend....

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PARLIAMENTARY INTELLIGENCE..
HOUSE OF COMMONS THIS DAY,

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• ORDERS OF THE DAY.
County Treneder of Land Bill Second
Dome Lows BSI—TAbd Reading.
Dolonial Interosans, BM—Further Consideration el Report.
Jades Bin—Further Consideration of Report.
Small Debts (Scotland) Bill—Further Consideration of Report.
Data Recovery (Scotland) BBL—Farther Ctiosideretion of /te-
r
Camda Company Bill—Seeped Reading.
Van Diornen's land Company Bill—Second Reading.
Roman Catholic Relief Bill—Committee.
Land Tax Amearnents Bill—Committee.
`Sapsy port
Pirates Haalkfoney BilL—Committee.
Settlement of the Poor Bill—Committee.
East India Judges Bill—Further Consideration of Report.
Spirit Duties Acts—Report thereupon.
Supply —Report.
Supply—Committee.
Dissenters' Marriages Bill—Further Consideration of Report.
Eleatic Franchise (Ireland) Bill - Second Reading.
• Bankrupt Laws Amendment Bill—Third Reading.
Arrests for Debt Bill—Further Consideration of Report.
Jurnrs (Scotland) Bill—Report.
Cutlery Trade Bill—Second Reading.
rankers (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
lisarren's Wages Bill—Third Reading.
Ways and Means—Committee.
Customs Laws Repeal BM—Second Reading.
Customs Management Bill—Second ftesding.
' Chancery Court (Ireland) BM.. .Sewed Reading.
Navigation I#ll,ll Bill—Second Readirg.
Exchequer Court (Ireland) Bill—Second Reading.
Customs Regulation 13111--Second Reading.
Smuggling Prevention Bill—Second Reading. •
()rands Warehousing Bill—Second g.
Ire of 3hm Trade Bill—Second ing.
Exchequer Bills (Public Works) Acts—Onninittee thereupon.

Zju. PrElO5.

DnURF-LANE THEATRE.
nth gremlin. MON DAP. April U. will be perfengsed
VIRGIN MIS.

rilantua. Mr. Matronly: Marius Dentinal. Mr. Terry; MMus, Mr.
Viallaek. Virginia. Illra.W.Weit.

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After which.
HARI.ROUtAT AND THE TALKING PIRD.
THE SINGING TREES, AID GOLDEN WATERS.
Harlequin, Mr. Howell; Pantaloon, Mr. T. Blanebard; Clown, Hr.
Kirby. Columbine. 11Ies Barnett.
To-morrow, The Fa'l of Algiers, and Abon Haman.