The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-07-14 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.

IMPROVED RENT OF 10s. pER
By Mr. SIWTTLEIVOIITII,
At the Mart, on %VEDNESDA V, July 21, at 12 o'Clock,
A N IMPROVE!) RENT OF 42!. 10s. per annum,
accured and issuing out of extensive premises, comprising a
dwelling-house, cottage, granary. stabling for tan horses. standing
for six coaches, rose. • situated at Cambridge-heath, Hackney, in the
ocarpation n( Mr. hr.
coach-master. The premises are held
for a tens of fifty-nine years unexpired, at aground-rent, aid under-
let for the whole term.

May be viewed, and particulars had, previous to the sale,
of Mr. Pope, Solicitor, Chapel-place, London-wall • d Mr.
Cooper, Surveyor, Tokeo-house-yard ; at the Man; and of Mr.
Shuttlewortli, No. ak (adjoining St. Mildrcrs Church), Poultry,
removed from No. 27.

LUDGATE HILL.
Very Capital Premises, late the Hope Insurance Of
Ily Mr. SHUTTLE% ORTH,
At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, July 21, at Twelve coClock.
A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising the vety es-
/1 unitive and Capital Premises, most advantageously situated,
No. 10, on Ludgate.bill, lately occupied by the Hope Insurance
Company and now by the London Bank.
The Premises are admirably adapted for a Public Institution,
containing numerous chambers on the upper floors, spacious hand-
some board and cummittee.rooms, a moat capital banking shop,
with private dikes contiguous, and every requisite for a Public
Establishment. The Premises are also well adapted for the
Wholesale and Retail trade, being lofty, light, very coospiouous,
and °firms depth.
May be 'dewed, sad particulars had ten days previewing's, Salk
es .Ip4i of /dr. Edinuod Walker, Solicitor, No.*, Liar
104 of Mr. Sbuttlinrortk, No. 211,
4 I I ift,ftaereelley,reasemillessitecf/.

VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES.
Improved Rents and Ground Rents, amounting to 3121. 101. per
Annum.

By_Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH,
At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, July 21, at Twelve o'Cloek,
. in Eight Lots,
Tfl P. FO LO WIN(: ALI; AB LE LEASEHOLD
&MATHS, via. :
An Improved RENT of 80/. per annum amply secured upon a
spacious Residence, with Land and Arises, situated No. 32,
11 igh b,:ry -place.
A DWELLING 1101::;E and PRZNISBS, In Bid's-pines,
Islington pmduring a nett rent of 421. per annum.
TWO 'DWELLING HOUSF-S. and PREMISES, Nos. 7 and
9, Clark's-place. Islington, producing together a nett rent of
591. lOt. per annum.
An Improved RENT of 421. per annum, amply secured upon
three dwelling-houses, Nos. 10, 11, and 12, New Norfolk-Meet,
Islington.
A DWELLING HOUSE and PREMISES, No. 14, Rosa-
mond-street. Clerkenwell, producing a nett rent of 38/. per annum.
A DWELLING HOUSE and PREMISES, No. 3, St. Mi-
chael's-silty, Cornhill, producing a nett rent of SW. per annum
and an improved GROUND-RENT of 431. pee amatm,
secured upon six dwelling-houses and premises, situated Nos. 13
It. and 15, Etham.place, Kent-road, and three Dwelling-house
behind the sane.

The Estates are chiefly held for long terms unexpired, and are in
the occupation of responsible tenants.
May be viewed with leave of the tenants, and particulars had
ten days pprenev to the Sale, of Mr. Edmund Walker, Solicitor,
No. 28,Lincoln's lnn-fieldx ;at the Mart ; and of Mr. Shuttle-
worth, No. 28 (adjoining St. 51ildred's Church), in the Poultry,
removed from No. 27.

REVERSIONARY INTERESTS. AND MUMS AND
SEVERN CANAL SHARES.
PERIODICAL SALE.
By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTIL

At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, August 4, at 12 o'Clock,
IHE REVERSION of 9,000/. BANK STOCK, and
a FREEHOLD LANDED ESTATE. of the attostal
rubs Of Obi. subject to a contingency which will Instated in the
puslituktes of sale.
Aba,TWENTY-EIGHT NEW SHARES in the THAMES
suair:dtlri CANAL
heti du apt previous toile sale, at the Mao,
awl of Mr. tihoult.trewtrth,
_No. 22(ailjoisiiug St. IlUdrol'a (,'hutch),
Parker, reposed flows No. 21.

CONDUIT4TRERT.
?Kilo (.1-strees, lipoom-spiant.
CAPITAL MSIDENCE, adapted to tanilly of
Distinction, and oil the handsonsemlaiwopriate Furniture nod
Meet& By Mesas. R
Oa the Pkvolovir.o.lllloNßOW, Sel‘Mired-Poßemisi DIA
at Twelve.

TILE ELEGANT LEASKIIOLD RESIDENCE,
planned for the accommodation of a Nobleman's Family,
and most desirably situate No. NI. in the best part of Conduit.
street, vis-a-vis to George-stmt, Hanover-square. It is held for
a term of Fourteen Years, at a Grciund Rent.—Also, all the well-
adapted and _ _ _

HANDSO3IE FURNITURE,
Brilliant plates of glees of great magnitude aod perfectitio, very
handsome cut glass chandeliers, a brilliant-cooed upright grand
piano-forte by Broadwood, Japan screen, Dresden and Oriental
porcelaine, French clocks, fine pictures, rich china and `lass, and
other valuable effects of

MRS. JONES, RETIRING TO HASTINGS.
The Furniture to the principal as well as secondary apartments
is in conformity to good taste and domestic annfort.
May be viewed, and Particulars and Catalogues had, at 6d.
each, on the premises; and in Covent-garden.

STOCK IN TRADE OF ACCOUNT BOOKS, PAPER,
AND SCHOOL STATIONERY, without reserve-.
By Messrs. ROBINS,
4t their Rooms, Plazsa, Covent-garden, on FRIDAY NEXT,
July IR, at Twelve,
ONE TTIOUSAND REAMS of PAPER, in Fools-
cap; thick and thin quarto post, copy, in folio and quoin;
superfine thick and thin Bath post, gilt and plain demy,
blotting, tea, elephant, cartridge, crown, bag and Kentish cap,
lumber, &c., and a quantity of outsides of sorts; lee bundles
small hand, patent bound ledgers, account books of various shies
and rulings, adapted for general purposes; large quantity of quil:s,
pens, India rubher, pencils, was, wafers, and general atatkoqb
ruled copy-books, ciphering-books, &e. &c., in upwards of an
lots, suitable to private purchasers as well as the trade.
May be viewod one day prior, and catalogues had at the Rooms.
IN PEMBROKESHIRE.
VALI'.kBLE FREEHOLD ESTATES,
Including Acres of Land, producing at Old Rents open
Lives tXot. a year, but capable of an almost immtliUte
increase.

By Messrs. ROBINS,
At the Auction Mart, on FRIDAY, August 20, at 12, in One
Lot,
A VERY VALUABLE FREEII()L1) ESTATE
Cl situate in the Parishes of Lanstinan, LlanvemantygofF,
Castlebrth, 31orrel, and Punchaeston, all adjoining Parishes, and
in the Best part of
THE COI7NTI. OF PE3IIIIIORE.

This Estate presents an exceedingly desirable Investment, inu-
much as it is capable of considerable improvement. It comprehends
TWO rimus,tNi) SES'EN III'NDRF:1) AND FIFTY-

El ACRES OF LAMS,
Together with a Mansion and I Semesne, in the occupation of
Robert Peel, Esq., and a variety of convenient Farms adjoining,
producing, at rents determinable on a few remaining Old Lives,
1,122/. a year. The Land Tat is redeemed upon the whole pro.
perty, and the Manor of Llanvemantygoff is amongst the many ad.
var.tages connected with this Estate.

More descriptive Panic alms will be ready twenty-one days prior
to the Sale, at the pi incipal lons in the leading Towns in Pembroke-
shire; also at Caermarthci, hergavenny, 31onmouth and (hel-
tenham ; at the (Mice of :llessrs. Williams, Brookes, Powell, and
Broderip. Lincoln's Inn ; and in Covent-garden, where Plans of
the Estate way be se; n.
AT HILLINGDON IN NIIIIDLESEX.

1 ESSRS. ROM \SS have received instructions from
a Lady of Distinction to SELL by AUCTION, on the
Prcniises, at Hillingdon, on IVEDNESD.II., the 4th of August,
and billuwing Days, all the elegant and fashionable FURNI-
TURE, brilliant pier and chimney glasses, splendid 4.,,rand piano-
forte in a suitable case, by Itroadwood, exceedingly hne drawings
and prints, • capital full-sized billiard table, by Thurston, &e.
The principal rooms are elegantly furnished, and in gond taste ;
the bed-chambera are completed very recently, and m the best
manner.

BEDFORDSHIRE.
Maar Residence. and Seven MUMS. containing 1.644/ Acres of
Land, Tithe free, and Land Tax redeemed.
By Mr. FORREST,
At Oarrawara, on WEDNESUAIi, July 21, at 12, in 1 Lot. "
AValuabk and Extensive FREEsEIOLU ESTATE,
situate at Tempefbrd. in Bedfordshire, on the (heat North
Road, and in the adjoining parishes of Roxton, Sandy, Everton,
Teta/orris, and Gamlingay, on the border of the counties of Hnnt-
ingdon and Cambridge, 8 miles from the market town of niggles-
wade, 5 from St. Nest's, 4 from Patton, 9 from Bedford, and 51
from London, comprising the Manor of Tempeford, abounding
with game, inch has been carefully preserved for many years, a
modern-built Manske-house, of handsome elevation, called
Tempafard Hall, erected on a gentle eminence, in the centre of a
rich and beatitiful paddock, or small park, belted with a variety of
fine growing timber, with walled gardens, lawn, and pleasure
ground, and seem farms adjoining, soh farm-houses and proper
buildings for husbandry, containing in the whole 1,610 ems of
meadow, pasture, and arable land (bounded by the navigable river
(teuse, in which is a valuable right of fishery), all tithe free, ex-
cept a very small pact ; a public-house, a water corn-mill, a gym-
tleman's residence on • small scale, and several cottages in the
village. The estate is let to tenants at will, at rents amounting to
2,01141. per annum, exclusive of the plantations in hand.
Tu be viewed preceding the oak., by applying at the
Wheatsheaf, Tesnpsford, when printed particulars may be then
had ; also, at the Cock, Eaton ; Cross Keys, St. Neot s ; Swan,
Bedford; Swan, Ilitchin; Sun, Biggieswade; Crown. Hunting.
don ;of Mr. odson, printer, Cambridge ; of Messrs. Ferrets,
Atkinson, and rarkiason, solicitors, Lincoln's Inn-fields ; at Ours-
way's, and of Er. Forrest, 87, AlSersgate.sucet, Lydon.

This day is published. p.ics Sla.
N INQUIRY into the STUDIES and DISCIPLINE
adopted in the TWO ENGLISH UNIVERSITIES, u
PREPARATORY to HOLY ORDERS in the ESTA-
BUSH ED CHURCH : in a I ter respectfully addressed to the
Right Hon. Robert Peel, one • esty's PrinciOal Secrets-
rigger State, and M.P. foe of Oxford.
BY 'A E

sy a AT.L.
Printed for T. Cadet), in the Strand.
" The subject of the studies and discipline which should be pre.
wintry to the clerical profession are sensibly and temperately
discussed."—Cambridge Quarterly Review, N 0.2.