The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-06-07 00:00:00

SALBS BY AUCTION.

Freehold Building Oround. occupying a space of 150 feet frontage
to Park-berm South at Ilarnsbury Park, adapted to a Chapel.
By Messrs. ROBINS,
At the Mart, TO-MORROW. in One nr more Lots,
A VALUABLE PLOT of FREEHOLD GROUND,
admirably adap:ed to a Chapel, or well suited to any build-
ing operation. desirably situate in Park.atreet South, at Itatnabury
Park, near Holloway road, a very improvia.g situation. There
are third.rate houses recently built, Immediately adjoining this
ground.
Particulars may be had prior to dm Sale, at the Mart, and la
Coaent.ganten. .

4 Private Box in Drury-lane Theatre, in the beat port of the
Proscenium, and neorly w;th the King's Box.
By Merv. ROBINS.
At the flan, TO-MORROSV, at 12,

ONE of the best PRIVATE BOXES in this
SPLENDID NEW THEATRE,
situate in the Proamaium, with seam from the Private Box En-
blame, as well as across the stage. This fox will readily produce
pineas a year; it accommodates six persons nightly, for every
genes of representation that can be pertortned fur a period of tin
niasoni, and not liable to any ground rent.
flanteulars may be hisd prior to the sale, at the Mart ; and in
lovitn-garden.

Wilmington-squarc, near the SpalleldsUhagal.—An Income of 4981
a Year, for Ninety-one 'Years, under Lord Northampton, admi.
Wily &veered aspen improving Pal:
By Nehars. H Pro OB WS,
At the Auction Mart, TO-MORROW, at 12, 111Tbm Lots,
XidE following Valuable and highly improvable
LEAgtiIIOLD ESTATES and G S ROUND RENT,
-.gilt ilreielli Blame on North Aare/ John-awe, Wil-
on least it a low rem of 126/. ; four houses in
nedoatrect East, most respectably occupied st rents amount-
ing to 18W. a year; a capital and firstaate house South aide of
Wilmington-square, on lease to Mr. Cutbush, Architect and Sur-
rpm, at 1301. a year, the whole mate producing
FOUR HUNDRED and NINETY—SIX POUNDS a YEAR.
The situation is most improving, and when the communication
with Gailaonl-street is completed, it will further increase its
value.
• Particulars at the Mart, and of Megan. Robins. Covent,ganlen

Vapital Leasehold Premises, late the unt.v institution, -
irkies-road, presenting an advantageous Investment, or a favour-
able Spot for a Bazaar, Chapel, Theatre, &c.
By Messrs. ROBINS,
At the Auction 31art, opposite the Bank, TO-MORROW, at 12,
rvilOSE valuable and highly distinguish x 1 Premisia,
late TILE SURREY INSTITUTION,
judiciously arranged In reading ?MIMS ; library 60 feet long ;
A THEATRE,

capable of holding 608 persons; a libonttdry, committee-room, anti
rooms, garden, yard, &c. Mao a very neatly planned Residence,
fronting the BlaCkfriars-road, n.sr the Bridge ; the aims' ioi, either
for publicity or respectability, offering certain kdvantages to any
well-conducted establishment. It is held for 68 years, at a ground.
rent only.
Particulars may be had on the Premises; at the Mart ; and of
Iltlesins. Robins, Covent-garden.

The Holly Hill Edate, near East Orinstesd, in Sussex, with 187
Acres of Park sod Ankle land, Lend Tax redeemed,
By Messrs. ROBINS,
At the Mart, TO-11103ROW, at 12,
A CAPITA'. FREEHOLD PROPERTY, singularly
CI. well adapted to a Sporting Man, comprehending a very ex-
cellent well-built FAMIIXBESIDFIXE, called

MOUS HILL,
very pleasantly situate ow the high road to Lewes and Brighton,
by East Grinstod ; it is 24 miles from Brighton, ten from Toe-
, bridge, and 34 from London. The House is adapted to the aerial'.
madman' of a large and rmpeetable family ; it is nearly envirooed
by A PARKof 57 ACRES,
a shrubbery walk and plantation, terminated by a bold and pictu-
resque view of Ashdown Forest, and an extensive and intereeting
view of the rich surrounding country. Large kitchen garden,
with grapery, Ac The domestic ofpees are numerous and com-
plete, and there is a family pew in 'Harakiri Church. Also four
small Farms adjoining, containing 183 mats, let to respectable
tenants, at very low rents.
The DOMAIN is 187 ACRES
of Freehold Land, the land tax redeemed, and the House rated
very low. It possesses considerable rights on 4shdown Forest,
and the game rs abundant.
The Estate may be viewed, with cards and particulars, whirls
may be Mali of Mr. Mastic or Mr. Hankie, Solicitors, East Grin-
stead; of Mr. Simeon, 7, King's Bench Walk at die Mart t and
In Covent-garden. PrEiculare ma also be bed Mae Lib arses of
Brighton, Lewes, Worthing. and Tunbridge.

The PEN VCOED ESTATE, in South Wales, nine miles be.
yond Caennarthen, and within twenty of Today, comprehend.
tog • superior Residence, contiguous to the high London Road,
with Three Farms, a4ogether Six Hundred and Thirteen Acres
of choice Land, for peremptory sale.
By Messrs. ROBINS,
_At the Mart, TO-MORROW, at 12, iajour Lots.
A VALUABLE and exceedingly impermeable FREE-
La. HOLD PROPERTY, cemPeelleethef the
PENVCOED ESTATE,
always admired as one of the most interesting in South Wales.
The Mansion is placed in a fine commanding situation, and
is very familiar to the traveller from its conspicuous appearance; it
is seen for several mike on the road, seated in a 'park meadow,
environed by pleasure-grounds and plantations, and in the oppo-
site direction the grounds gradually incline to a fertile valley,
where the river (Garth (;inning), pursuing its courts in an irre-
gular form, is a boundary to the Erstate. The Residence is suited
to the accommodation of a family of great reapeetahility. Imme-
diately attached to it are 165 acres of land, including a thriving
plantation. The whole Estate comprises
SIX HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN ACRES,
divided into three Farms, lying entirely together, and wouhl make
one of the most compact and entire Estates; thcy are situate almost
in the village of St. Clair, in the direct high road to Tenby and
Milford. and certainly in the most admired part of South Wales.
It is distant nine miles from esermarthen, twenty from Tenby (one
of the most fashionable and admired watering places). and • 230
from London. The mail and other coaches pass by the Estate
night and morning.
It may be viewed by applying at the Blue Boar, St. Clair, and
by permission of Mr. Williams. at the Mansion; and particulars
had on the premises; the principal Inns at 51ilford, Tenby' , Caer-
marthen, L'landovery, Brecon, Abergavenny, Monmouth, Glou-
cester, and Cheltenham; of Evans, Esq., Solicitor, Haver-
foidweat ; A. Murray, Esq., Syroond's Inn; the Auction 4tart ;
and of Messrs. Robins, Covent.garden, where a t:rawing of the
111ansion and Plans of the Estate may be seen.

CHARLOTTE. STREET, BEDFORD-SQUARE.
Excellent Leasehold Residence, tor DO years, at a Ground Rent
also the Genuine Furniture and Effects.

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By 11l mars. ROBINS,
On the Premises, on TUESDAY, June 15, at Twelve,
TILE EXCELLENT LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE,
which has lately been repaired and beautified, at a consider-
able expense. desirably situate, No. 22,
CHARLOTTE.STREET, BEDFORD-SQUARE,
and admirably calculated for a Professional Gentleman ; held
for a term of fifty years, at a low ground-rent of only 46/. per
'mum.
Also the Genuine Household Furniture, comprising a capital
mahogany four.poet bedstead, with elegant cotton forii.ure,
canopy ditto, and field bedsteads, with excellent beds and bedding;
mahogany doable and single chests of drawers, and bed.room re-
quisites moreen and cotton French window curtains, Grecian
couch, and twelve chairs; chimney and pier glasses, a capital
mahogany winged bookcase, set of dining, card, and Pembroke'
tables, ma any perkier chairs, iidehoard, Brussels carpets,
kitchen utensils and effects, of
A LADY, DECEASED.
The House may be viewed till the Sale, from pne to three
o'clock. by tickets only, which, with particulars, may be had at the
office of 31iiiiirs. Robins, Corent.garden ; and the Furniture
viewed one day preceding the Sale.