The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-06-14 00:00:00

VALUABLE IMPROVED RENT OF £126 PER

ANNUM,
Undeniably secured upon Premises in Norfolk-street, Strand.
By Mr. MILLS,
On THURSDAY NEXT, June 16, at 12, at the Auction Mart,
by direction of the Assignee,
AVALUABLE and moat undeniably-secured improved
RENT of 1261. Per Annum, far about 27 years, arising
from a spacious and capital Mansion, distinguished as Holyiand's
Family Hotel, situate in Norfolk-street, Strand. The premises
occupy a plot of ground 30ft. by 30ft. and contain 14 chambers, 4
elegant drawing, dining, and morning moms, entrance hall, and
domestic offices; let on lease for the whole term to an unexception.
able tenant.
The Premises may be viewed, by permission of the tenant, until
the sale. Descriptive Particulars may be had at the Mart; of
Messrs. Knight and Fysco, 26, •Basinghall.strett; and at Mt.
Mills' Offices, Chapel.plsee, Poultry.

ORLETON MANOR AND FREEHOLD ESTATE, HERS-
FORDSH IRE.
By Mr. CROSBY
At °areaway's, on WEDNESDAY, the With inst.

THE ORLETON ESTATE, five miles from Leo-
minster, and five !riles from Ludlow comprising the va-
luable Manor of Orleton, with its Court Leet, Court Baron, copy-
hold rents, fines, heriots, minerals, a charter of free warren, and
the patent to two fairs, with the tolls and perquisites thereof. Also
two capital Farms, in the occupation of Messrs. Thomas and Hill,
containing together 385 urea ; the grass land exempt from vicarial
tithes by modus, and the Lind-tax redeemed; the whole preduciag
a rental of about 5001.

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Printed particulars may be had of Mr. Blount. Land Agent, 0,
Norton-street, Portland-place; !dealt.. Jennings, Collier, Birch,
and Merchant, Cuey-street, Lincoln's Inn ; Messrs. Morris and
Son, Leominster; Mr. C. Blount, solicitor, Hereford; uod of the
Auctioneer, 7, Bruton-street, Berkelepaquare.

IMPORTANT FREEHOLD MANOR ESTATE, upon the
pat new Western Road, in the beautiful Vale of Somersetshire,
between Sherborne, Yeovil, and Somerton, only 30 miles from
Bath, comprising about 600 statute Ames, chittiy of the richest
Grazing Land, finely timbered with Elm, a most Valuable Pro-
perty for Investment.
By Mr. DANIEL SMITH,
At the Mart, near the Bank of England, on TUESDAY NEXT,
the 21st inst., at Twelve, in One Lot (unless an acceptable °tier
should be previously made by Private Contract.) • .
rrH E very Valuable and Capital FREEHOLD MA-
IL NOR FA R6l Sof SPECK IN° ON and BRIDGEH A 111 P-
TON, with superior Farm Houses and substantial Buildings,
Cottages and Orchards ; comprising, with 130 acres leased on lives,
adjoining, about 740 Customary Acres, nearly in a ring fence,
chiefly famous rich Grazing Land and Water Meadows, and a great
part of a sound deep alluvial soil. The whole is now let to most respon
' sible and excellent yearly Tenants, at very low reduced Rents, hav-
ing been above 60 per cent. higher a few years since. The poor rates,
&c. are comparatively trifling. The Estate is intersected and partly
bounded by a river and turnpike-road, is well suited foe game, and
.the Manor extends over nearly 1.000 =cc—The Farms may be
viewed by applying to Mr. James Brown, of Compton Pauncelaot;
and pamcultrs, with plans, may be had at the Inn at Wincanton,
Sherborne, Yeovil, &e. and Vilim Lion,also tiff Messrs.
Burfoot, solicitors, in the Temple ; at the Matt ; d Daniel
Smith and Sons, Surveyors and Land Agents, idisilurptc Church-
yard, London, sal Windsor, Dolts.

This day is published. in 3 vols. small Aro. Ms. boards,
PALES, by the O'HARA FA MI LY.—Containing
Crohoore of the Bill-Hook, the Fetches, and John Doe.
" How few books can we read through with delight ! How still
fewer all of which (for reading all of a book and reading it through
are very differert things) we can read with patience! But on taking
up these volumes we were spell-bound, nor could we lay them aside
till we had finished them. In fact, since the first productions of the
author of Waverley, we have seen nothing of the kind that, in our
judgment, equals these Tales. The writer, though no imitator of
the 'Great Unknown,' is evidently of kindred genius. He is
characterised by the same vivid and picturesque descriptions of
nature, the same close and powerful sketches of character, the
same skill In availing hirnaelf of local superstitions, the same
locality of creating dramatic situations, and giving a dramatic
character and interest to his narratire.'",—Montbly Critical Gazette,
June 1825.
London : Printed for W. Siirpkin and R. Marshall, Stationer's
Hall-court, Ludgate-street.

This day is published, in I vol. Bvo. price 26.. boards,
THE PRACTICE of COURTS MARTIAL ; also,
the Legal Explanation of the Mutiny Act and Articles of,
War. &c. Rc. &c. t forming a Manual of the Judicial and Mili-
tary Duties of an Officer in various Situations, and being a com-
plete Case Book and Book of Reference for all Military Men, both
to the Service of his Majesty and that of the lion. Eau Lodi.'
Company, upon a new and improved plan.
By Captain 1101.761 L
48th Regiment Bengal Native Infantry.
The Legal Portion of the Work revised and corrected
By GEORGE LONG, Esq.
Of flray's Inn, Barrister-at-Law.
Printed for Kingsbury, Parbury, and Allen, Leadenhall-street.

This day is published, in I vnl. Bvo. price 18r. boards,
9111 E GENERAL EAST INDIA GUIDE, End
11 Fade Mecum for a,* Public Functionary, Government
Officer, Private Agent, Tidier, or Foreign Sojourner in British
India and the adjacent Pained Asia immediately connected with
the Hon. the East India CA mpiny ; being a Digest of the Work
of the late Captain IVillianison, with many Improvements and
Additions, embracing the most valuable Parts of similar Publica-
tions on the Statistics, Literature, Official Duties, and Social Eco-
nomy of Life and Conduct in that interesting Quartet of the II
World. By J. B. GILCHRIST, LLD.
London ; Published by Kingsbury, Parbury, and Allen, Book-1
sellers to the Honourable Eaat India Company, Lesdenhsll-street,
1828.