The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-08-03 00:00:00

AUGUST 3.• 1826.

SALES BY AUCTION.

NGIJISHED.

;lap too•

NEWHOUSE FARM, NEAR ST. ALBANS, HERTS.
By W. i•EIICHILO,
On WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 11, on the Premises',
THE Whole of the Valuable AGRICULTURAL
STOCK ; comprising cart and nag horses, tows and heifers,
flock of Southdown sheep, breeding sows, and store pip, waggons,
hay and mould carts, wheel and dray ploughs, sets of fontanel five-
beam harrows, light and heavy land-rollers, cart harness ; a capital
stack cloth with poles and ropes complete ; patent dressing and
chaft:cutting machines, a chaise and harness, barn utensils, and
various other agricultural implements ; the whole of which will be
submitted to the public without the least reserve.
May be viewed the day preceding and morning of sale, and cats.
logues had on the premises ; at the Pea-hen. St. Alban's ; George,
London C,olney ; White Hart. South Mims ; White Horse,
Potter's Bar • and at W. Leiteleild's °filets, 24, Finch-lane, Corn.
hill, and Enhcld, Middlesex.

DISTI
With Mansion, and Domain of 1,400 Acres, In a rang fence,
within ten miles of London.
LEIFCIIII.I.i begs respeetfat to announce,
that he has received instructions to carer for SALE by
PUBLIC AUCTION, in the month of Augnve inst. (anima pre-
v'ont2y disposed of by Private Contract), one of the most valuable
and admirer" ESTAT ra
ES in the vicinity of the Metropolis ; cont.
prising an elegant klansion, idapted_ fur the residence of a family
of dittinction, placed in a deligibtful situation In• the centre of its
commis, with azteneive aced ineatteful Park, dad several valuable
arum, with ferasasol the rrepgnn tisittrol buildings;
the whole conap,..l 1.44$ sacs.
The Estate aborted' In every, pert with One tirr, sod thriving
oak plantations. The Apply of pest is ant Itikeidfdl, end
the whole poeeels. edsantagptsrandy heellieed fn.& poppenty at
the same distance from Loudon. •
Further particulars are in prtistgasidi, and Alt be reedy for
delivery in a short time, when they may be had at r. lerifshild's
offices, 24, Finch-line, Cornball 1110 a Enfield, Middlesex.

ELIGIBLE LEAST—WM.I) ESTATE,
Producing a clear Yearly Incnme of overlooking the Canal,
New North Road.
By Mr. JOSEPH BANES,
At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of Engldtid, on WEDNES•
DAY NEXT, at 12, without reserve, in order to settle a Claim,
relative thereto.
THE PROPERTY comprises* N'os. 1,2, 3,4, 5,7,
8, and 9, in IYiltshire-place otherwise King's-row, facing
the Regent's Canal, New North-toed, severally occupied by Messrs.
Scott, Volturn, Aldred, and others ; bald for a lung term. at a
ground-rent.
May be viewed by leave of thi tenants, and particulars had on
the Premises ; of Richard Smith. Esq., Solicitor, Chanery-lane;
at the offices of Mr. Joseph Hanks, Sri, Lothbury, at the Auction'
Mart, and t lapton-square. Hackney.

The late Mr. Cameron's compact and neat Leasehold Cuttages
near Sinuliampton-street, Camberwell; and an attractive Shop
and Premises, London-road, Southwark.
By Mr. JOSEPH BANKS.
At the Auction Mart, rear the Bank of England, on WEDNEIII-
- YINEXT, at 12, by direction of the Executors, in Two Lots,
Lot 1. etOMPBISES Eleven neat COTTAGES, deno-
‘,../ minated THE GROVE,'La Edmond.street, near
Southampton.street, Camberwell, Surrey, producing an annual
rem of NIL 45 and arc held fur 211 years unexpired, at a ground-rent
of IL each.
Lot 2. A desirable and attractive SHOP And PREMISES,
being No. 111, London-road ; hells for a long taw, at a low tent.
Primed particulars maybe he on the respective premises ; of
James Duthie, Esq. Solicitor, John-street, Adelphl ; and of Mr.
Joseph Banks, Auctioneer, at the Auction Man', IN, Lotlibury,
and Clapton-square, Hackney.

FOUR FIILEHOLD RENTS of £7O, .i 46 .i.". 32 as.,
and £46 194.
And an IMPROVED RENT of £l9 180.
By 'Mr. JOSEPH BANNS
At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, 071 WEDNES-
DAY NEXT, at 12,
Lot 1. A FREEHOLD ESTAI E, being Nos. 1,2, 3,
.Lll- 4, and 5, Taeistock,street, Beihnal.gmen-road, produc-
ing an annual rent of 781.
Lot 2. A FREEHOLD RENT of 442. 16a., arising from Nos.
9, 10, 11, and 12, in the same 'urea.
Lot 3. A FREEHOLD RENT Of 351. 2e., 4rislng from NO.
13, 14. and 15. in the game street.
Lot 4. A FREEHOLD RENT of 461. 16s.' arisigg frorn Nos.
7,8, 9, and 10, Manchester-street, Bettmai.green-road.
Lot 5. As IMPROVID RENT of 291.105., for ueards of OS
rein, atislng from three bottles, Nos. 3,4, and 5, inite-strect,
Beihnal.green.
Painted particulars may be had on the premises; of Meisrs.
Merrick and Cox, Solicitors, Red Lion-square of Mr. Byes-
se y, 19. Spital-square ; and at the offices of Mr..Jooepb Banks,
43, Luthbury, at the Mart, and Clapton.sguire. Hackney.
DESIRABLE INVESTMENT IN LONG LEASEHOLD

ESTATES, ILE.EN D.
By Mr. JOSEPH BANKS,
At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, on WEDNES-
DAY NEXT, at 12, by order of the Mortgagee, in Four Lots,
Lot 1. COM PRISES a very compact and remarkably
well-built ESTATE, comprehending No.. I, 2,3,
4, New Oxford.street, at the back of Lady Leake's-gmve' Mile-
end, and producing a clear annual rent of 911. 10s.; held for up-
wards of 70 years at a trivial ground-rent.
Lot 2. Is a clear ANNUAL RENT of 101/. arising from Nos.
5 to 12, icclusive, in the same street, and for the like term.
Lot 3. A clear ANNUAL RENT of 70/. 10s. arising from
Nos. 15 to 19, inclusive, in the same street, and for the like term.
Lot 4. An ANNUAL RENT of sfil. arising front N 0.20, in the
same street, and held for the like term.
The respective premises may be viewed by leave of the tenants;
until the sale. Particulars had of the occupier of No. 20, .who will
show the Estates ; of George Barker, Esq. Solicitor, 5, Gray's
Inn-square; and of Mr. Jdoteph Banks, Auctioneer, 40, Lothbury ;
at the Auction Mart, and Clayton-square, Hackney.

MR. EDWARD (MN DAR'S VALUABLE LEASES
Of his Shoo, Factories, and Houses extensive Stock of Furnishing
Ironmongery, Copper, Tin, and Britannia Metal Goods; a ca-
pital selection of Tools, Household Furniture, Horses, Harness,
Chaise, Carts, Trucks, &e. &c. &c. ; Commercial-road.
NI R. JOSEPH. BANKS respectfully informs the
Public that he has received directions from the Assignees
under the above Estate, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on
the Premi-es, Bedford-place, Commercial-road, St. George's East,
on TUESDAY, the 29th inst. and three following days, at It, all
the valuable Property under the Estate and Stoctt • consisting of
tho usual assortment of articles used in the trade of a Furnishing
Ironmonger, Tinnian, and Brazier.
••• The Leases and other interests will be sold on Tuesday, the
29th inst. at 12.

Particulars and Catalogues may be had in the ensuing week, of
Messrs. J. T. and 11. Wilderly, Solicitors to the Commission, 61,
Leman-street, Gretalman's-tields ; and at the offices of Mr. Joseph
Banks, 40, Lotlibury; at the Mart ; and Clinton-square, Hackney.
LEASEHOLD HOUSE, WESTMORLAND-PLACE,
CITY-ROA D.
By Mr. CROOK,
At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of England, on THURS-
DAY, the 10th instant, at 12, by order of the Proprietor,
THE unexpired Term of Leaee of that desirable
DWELLING-HOUSE and I'RESIISES, No. 25, situate
on the went side of Westmorland-plate, City-tom', held for up-
wards of seventy years, at a ground rent of six guineas, let to a
most respectable tenant, producing a net income of 201. 14s. per
annum.
To be viewed by leave °f the tenant; printed particulars to be
had of A. Umney, Esq. Solicitor, No. 64, Chancery-lane ; at the
' place of Sale ; and of Mr. Crook, Auctioneer, 51, skinner-street,
Sn•

REMAINING STOUR IN TRADE OF AIR. S. P. ROLLS.
By Mr. JAMES COOPER,
At the Auction Mart, THIS DAY', at 12, by order of the

Assignees,
TWO Hundred Sabres, 16 Guns, and 22 Pistols ; 180
gross of gilt buttons, gilt and steel buckles and clasps, purse
snaps, watch rings and slides, two musical snuff boxes, shirt pins
and brooches, silver pencil cases, penknives and scissors, stee
watch chains, 20 gross of saddlers buckles, 15 gross of tooth
brushes, a few lots of bone articles, 93Ibs. of brass wire, 12 pass of
japanned fire boxes, &c. removed from Great Trinity-lane.
To he viewed, and catalogues had at the Mart; the offices of
Messrs. Pearce, Phillips, and Bolger, Solicitors, St. Swithin's-
lane ; and at the Auctioneer's offices, 1, Bread-street, Cheapside.

VALUABLE LEASE, AT A GROUND-RENT;
WES'P.SQUA RE, LA bl BETH.
By Mr. 0. YOUNO,
A t the Auction Mart, TO-MORROW, at One o'clock, ! order
of the Executors of S. Wilding, Esq.
rE LEASE of .5 .5 years unexpired, of a desirable
WELLING-HOUSE, in. complete repair, containing
three good bed chambers, front drawing room, two large dining
morns, kitchens, wash-housi, and walled garden. Ground-rent
.611. bs. per annum.
The p!eruises may be viewed with cards, which may be had,
with particulars, of the Auctioneer, No. 0, High-street, Newington
Butts. Particulars may likewise be had of Mr. Geo. Berkley, So:
&Rai, No. bl, Unwell-road ; sod at the Auction Mart.

o*.
TWENTY TACISYStLIND POUNDS.
WANTED to borrow die Sum of TWENTY
VI THOUSAND POUNDS, to be seemed anon
capital Mansion, and Preehdd Estates, in one of
Counties in England.
Apply to James Platt, Esq. Solicitor, New Beswelaurt,
eoln's Icw

Price

SALES BY AUCTIDN.

. ---
. . • NEAR COLCHESTER—ESSEX%
CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE OF (MEAT
BROJII LEY HALL.
Containing &boot 440 Acres, with the Manor, fie.
Be IVINS'fANLEY and SONS
At the flout, about the Middle of SEPTEMBEh, by Mocha
of the Assignees,
AMost valuable and desirable FREEHOLD PRO-
PERTY'. situate in a beautiful sea fertile pistol Air .
County of Essex, surrounded by good roe* respectable IWO-
bourhood, and excellent market towns, distant only six miles front
Colcheeter, find fifty-seven froth London ;g mdtaimu a espital and
epatiotis Mansion, called nu RAT BROKLEY jeLL, which
hits been pertly rebuilt within these two Years, battles comnpletld :
when finished, It would contain accotnmeidatioaS fee a respectable
Esteblbhment, and it, seated in a pari.litto pedaila, finely tini -
bereik and ornamented with expansive sheets of inner, &e. fit 111
cooth.tsgroca, stabling, gardens, hot-hour:et, &e. ; and • the ode
jacent as and lands, neat farm bakes; suitable baildings, cot-
tages, dc. • comprising, altogether, about 440 acres cf. ettedlom
inettehw. a;tature, and arable land, exceedingly V* willows, and
divided into convenient enclosures.
Also, the valuable AIANOR of GREAT nhopinz 7. with
the Aleut of Court Baron and Courts beet. eictettdiser over noel?
THREE TIJOUSAND AnES, with Fines suite we! of the
Lord, Quit-rents, Ileriots, ittc. &c.
The Wastes are very extensive, and include 128wores, known
as " The Tbicks' " which are much celebrated the the growth of
Timber and alanlM (.lame.
The day of &le will he duly notified in this and other Niers :
In the maasiWo the Layne may be see:62.l.pplying to ilf.
Dodd Alston; en the premises, or at g ..seg=
vicialemais tria:areezprarkord: 111.:Nt: Ivo, insiaitio tad
Sons Patersosteraron.
_ •
PERPETUAL ADYl5lfirlON or A RECTOit:I7-11WIN •
1 -
• PO. r. CHRISTI 11,
At,the Mart, on THURSDAY NEXT, at I precisely.
rir DE PERPETUAL A DVOWSON of the very vgiii-
-1 able RECTORY of the Living of FACCOMISE.eurn.
TA MILEY, in the county of Bonthimplon ; coediting of a gomi
and substantial rectorial dwelling-house, coiled ,tIF,TUERTON
HOUSE, with excellent otticcs attached, barns, stables, mad-
house, cart and cattle sheds. with every convenience for the mike-
tion of talici in kind, a good garden partly walled and well sleeked
with fruit trees, an orchard, and meadow adjoining, and 70 scree
t roods of inside glebe land, paid the great tithes micas front
2,678 a. ln. 22r. compendionslY collected by composition •fieur six
capital farms, being the contents of le pariah cif Faccomba, and
the great tithes of 1,44 a. Is. in the parish of Tangiey, in which
last-mentioned parish there is a probability of an enclosure taking
place, which would materially improve the tiles of the common
field lands.
The whole of the foregoing, upon' a very moderate estimate, are
of the gross annual value ni between ROL and 9091. The age or
the present incumbent is 6.1 years.
The situation of Faccombe is in a fine countzy, about eight miler
distant from. Newbury and Hungerford, on the Bath road, nice
mites from Andover, and twenty-two from Wlttelunner.
Printed particulars may be had at the (Ace of Me:ism-Bicknell .
and Speddieg, MI, •Norfolk-street, Strand r of the Printers of the
Salisbury, Heading Clieltenharh, Oxford, and Cambridge Papers ;
of Mr. William W.altneitley, band.surveyor, at Andover ; at the
Mart ; and of Mr. Christie, King-street, St.' James's-square.
MANSION AND ESTATE, NEAR FOOTSCRAY, KENT.
By Mr. CHRISTIE,
At the Anctlon Mart, in Bartholomew.lane, London, on TIll"Ro.,•; '
DAY, 24.1 i inst., at One o'cleck precisely (by order if the Es- •
ecutora of Sir Win Leighton. deer. red),
Fruit SITE of the MANOR or RE.PVIED MA-
1. NOR of KEAI NA I.; a genteel and very convenient Dwel-
ling, called K Ed! NAL-WA:BM, aule.tantially ptick.built, attic-
Ord and slated, itea,ed in a paddeck,which rises gradually et a con-
venitat distance' from the great Maidstone road, between Eithaot
and Footacray, Aormeds Chislehurst. From this delightful and
om cmanding spor, n rich and luxuriant landscape is spread before
the eye to a great Meru,' from Shooter'! hill tivAnta Henley, and
enlivened by a constant succession of objects within sight on the
road to .Maidstone. The dwelling is surrounded by a Oust:re-
ground, from which cool sitady coppice walks, of great extent, lead
to a productive kitchen garden, partly walled. Attached are nu.
I merous and excellent allied, suited to the family residence and t:le
Cana.
The lands lie compact, and consist, by computation, of 127 acres
and upwardsot land, a proportion of which is admirably adapted for
the growth of whent,in good heart, and producing abfindant ctops ;
, a Aue proportion is in meadosi anipaanue ; alio valdable and thriv-
ingunilmerwed. .
' The estate abounds with game, which resort to it Bone the nu-
merous covers in the neighbourhood.
The dwelling comprises a study. 16 ft. by 13 ft- 6 in. ; morning-
parlour 21 ft. six in. by 16 feet ; dining-room, with elliptic bow,
' 22 feet ti inches by 11l feet 2 inches; on the first door, an elegant
drawing-room, of the stet dimensions; six bed-chambers and
' two dressing-rooms ; four attics and two water-closets; Alms anti
excellent cellaring on the basement. The whole well sam lied with
6ne spring water.
The estate is held by lease, under 9ew College, Oxford, for 24. Y
years, subject to certain corn and reserved rents, and reitrwaLlst
every seven yeart on the payment of a fine, according to the custom
of College ;eases.
May be viewed, with cards only, which, with printed particu-
lars, may be had of Mews. frames and Urlohart, Solicitors. 1110..
nunient-yard ; find of Mr. Christie, King-street, St. James's-
square, London. Particulars may also be had of the Printersx!
the alaidstonei, Cheltenham, and Brighton Papers ; and at the
Auction Mart, in Bartholomew-lane, London,

BRIXTON HILL.
TO be LET, for 7. 14, or 21 years, a very compact
iiOUSE, fit for immediate occupation, with garden, etc.,
situate at a pleasant remove from the road, .and nearly at the sum.;
mit of the hill, being No. 3, Brunswick-place. The bouss contains
four bed rooms, drawing room, two parlours, and two kitchens.
The premises are amply 'supplied with good water.
For cards to view, and for further particulars, apply to Winstans
ley and Sons, Paternower-row.
TO INSURANCE OFFICES, PUBIJC COMPANIES,
BANKERS,. MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS. •
TO be LET, by WINSTANLEY and SONS, trust
1 capital and commodious PREILISM, the late Banking
House of Messrs. Everett, Walker, Maltby, and Co., eligibly
situate Nos. 9 and 10, Mansion House-street, immediately opposite
to the Mansion House, having a frontage of about 30 feet, and
depth of nearly 100 feet, particularly adapted for an Insurance
Company, or any Public Office, with two distinct Dwellings, and
the whole in perfect order.
To be viewed, and further partieulars know, by applying at
No. 10, Paternoster-row.

NORTH BRIXTON.
TO be SOLD or LET, by IVINSTANLEV art'
SONS, a very convenient and neatly fitted detached RLS
HENCE, containing three servants and four principal bed-rooms
And a dressing-room, two drawing-rooms. communicating by fold-
ing doors, a dining room, and a library or gentleman's room, rod
walled garden and fore court, two kitchens, housekeeper's room,
pantry, ample cellarage, and every other convenience for a family
of respectability.
To be viewed by cards only, which, with further particulars,
may be had at No. 10, Paterniger-row.
SP! 'IOUS A mr410141, BAKER-

_ _ LEASEHOLD 61/1bn0,....,
TO be DISPOSED OF by PRIVATE CONTRACI ,
the LEASE of a capital and spacious MANSION. ifiost
desirably situate in a preamble part of Baker-street; contal4iog
two thawing moths, one 20 feet by 22, the other 28 feet by 22, eat-
ing room, 26 feet by 22, breakfast perloer, ate store romoi
nine bed chambers, and domestic offices of , ription, with
good celhring.
To be viewed by cards only, which, with further particulate, roar
be had of Winstanley and :ions, Paternoster-row. AU letwea
bb post-paid.

ELEGANT VILLA RESIDENCE;
On the borders of netts, 12 miles from Landnr.
TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by WIN-
STANLEY and SONS, a valuable and most desirable
ESTATE, consisting of the elegant and eanntwalions Villa Rai.
dente of Sir Stemford Raffles, deceased, beautifeily eituate on die
summit of Highwood-hill, Hendon, commanding moat extensile
and diversified views of the surrounding picteetsque smear,- and
&tending in the midst of a park-like paddock, end adjacestewele•
sures of rich meadow land ; altogether neatlyl22 acres, orosteseed
by fine grown timber, and well wetered. The house has rectetly
undergone several judicious attentions, with a view to the moss
r comfortable and .convegient occupation of s family, and is nom in
the highest possible order. The accntometimfons comprise II wide
lofty eating room, 22 feet by le, drawing room, 28 feet hy
bray, gentlertni's room, and entrance hAll; numerous cherishes's
and dreuing rooms, excellent Witched and dersatett offices, mods-
I bonus
stablini; garden, hot-bouse, green-house, vinery. Plasind
gvou 42 __A
s ed ; together with a farm house arid suit.
able agricultural bundtb, sundry cottages. and au nblie-honse.
To be viewed by anly, which, with paculate, may bet
bad of Wlnitaelley d Bless, Patetnoster-rover

-atow

1, ewlngton KiNTISH TM', A;
"m,letkley' 841' ..
gurrui;Pniss:**Lßarinty,wfuntisitet, a
nut. 1 obrouatieu;Acoefunamtsiitoohetvdosi.
outetietxheleientlyittba:ti
IWENTY r,= t opook. WM two parlours, and complete_
7ati wiloimire radium over Ihe ese,
°Melia Uhldbanliel 111111111"1"egyrillikao tbi pinstomisesillid", No.int iS,belAtilittito-411.
caorikeimi
.out, Lb& }ZIP gto r. 3111, H hilt liciborn ;of Motors. dm*
sod (isaut" es. midsea Familia may be bad.

----....-- ....,......„.„.....,„„„„, ti.:,
„..: • , •
, ..• , ••:'l.. ------,
a ~%,'''"•-r• • -.7"-N .
.4.0 •;,.....-
.. ' fe,,,, V..
10/
. ..
Price 7d.
- ~..
.--L -,-- ---4
BY AUCTFON. . 4
i ' i--.-
CH ESTER—ESSE X'. ,
OLD ESTATH OF (IRRAT
ILEY HALL. i
t •
0 Acres, with the Manor, &c.
'A NLRY and SONS,. i :
taie of SEPTEMBER, by Maximal • I
to Assignees,
I desirable FREEHOLD PRO—
a beautiful ant fettle part a AO .
ed by good ewe* vespeetsble sof"-
riot towns, distant only six miles from i
'orb London ; maspairww a l'apital and
It EAT BROKLRY We LL, whW,
n these two *ears. bet Set completed ;
tain lICCOLIITOdIitiOOO fir a respectable
d in a parklike paditadt, fie* 141-.-
1 expansive sheets of leiter, dte. With
lens, hot-Induatrii, at. ; end • the ode
farm hottses; suitable bindings, cot-
ogether, about 440 scree cf. excellent
e land, exceedingly 9/01 'Aired, sad
osures.
iOR of GREAT 1111091LR7, with • o;
and Courts beet. eittendisyg MT m i
arl?
(;.:Ilf.S, with Fines at the will of the ' i
',Lc. &c.
stensivc, and include 121-aares. known.
ate much celebratCd foe the growth we •
luly notified in this and other rows : : 1
e may be seerelinlisipplying to MT: ‘,. t ,
nisei, or at Iki iiniti=_._o„.4
tong to iihm....• ~
leeitehey-eacrier or to Winatatsil tat
lON OF A REcTOTeiTTIAN: .
4r. CHRISTIE,
!RSDAY NEXT. at I precisely. ' '
• A DVOWSON et the very vqiu- .•
r • Living of FACCOSIBE.cutn. ~ 1
rho
of Soaihernplon ; coaalatiog of afircg
✓aring-house, cilia NWIIIERTON
Prim attached, barns, stables, °rad-
s. with every convenience for tise wake.
al garden partly walled and weß sleeked
I, and meadow adjoining, and 70 acres
md, Raid
_the great tithes arising front
iously collected by compositren .fisswr ssi;
rintenta ale puiait df Faccombak and
,-,-
Its.
.....; i
is a probability of an encineevre taking .
ally improve the thkes of the common
rig, trpoM a very moderate estimate, are
,1 between 890/. and 9011 i. The age oe
i IbeHy.letuanr.
in
a
sgerfifonretle,eoittitetrhe oat
roeigadht, mile'
wetty-two from Winelusner.

1 .
1
: ,