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

LONDON,-

Cavershain Park, one of
in a Park of uncommon heatityonnd encircled by 1,111 Acres of
the best Land, together wr.h Manor co-extensive with the
Parish, Quit Rents, and pitaive right of Fishery, within two
miles of Reading, in Perks, dinalleally the heat of Lord Cadogat,
Sufi always the leading feextesi
titteixt Lasko sod Bath,
B My BINS,
At the Auction Mart, on SHAY. June 22, at 12,
TI
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singularly-elegant MANSION and DOMAIN,
CAVEIR,HAIIit PARK,
a *eat proverbial for its a,tortny ever every contemporary within
Shy miles of the illetropolin adbutowledging no rival but
lIENIIIII4I
*which alone it yields life palm. It present* a noble uniform
building, the south front ornamented by nix Corinthian pill. not
great beauty and 6
pePRINCELY MANrfection, frost dis l'anSthlON em at RRompThis
was planned and finished by lbs. Earl Chtdogui, at an expense'
of 120,000/. It is calephijed b tr., in the moat arnpk
wanner, a family of the Mot died ; it is placed in a line com-
manding situation, from widen tine Siam ore exceedingly rich and,
interesting, extending at one pininat in sOies Camp, and including
in the intermediate space an infiaity.sf admired seats, which
yield only to Carnahan% Tin Pawnee grotmds and plantation
walks that encompass this
TERRESTRIAL PARADISE
are disposed in the moat perfect- taste, abounding with rare and
valuable shrubs. The noble terrace, WIN Scot long, is terminated-
by tin large Roman temple of Portland 'stone, of the rusticated
Ikrie order, from which you am rmpevcrp t4bly led to the um-
brageous walla in the plantation and wilderness% while them*
(always remarkable rve tta wit exhibits a great vadat of
sod dale, combined 'wilt IFi
The part and fame
A 10MAIN OF ON,. THOUSAND ACRES, •
with capability to increase the quantity to any extent t its cond.
guity to Reading, and the importance inseparable from Cava:sham,
must give it that weight with regard to Parli..mentary influence,
that would hardly make one of the seats a matter of doubt ; in fine,
there appears no reasonable limit to the variety of. advantages that
exchnavely belong to this property.
It an only be viewed with tickets.
Printed particulars, with a plan of the whole Estate, and a
drawing of the alantion and Park, will be ready at one shilling
each, prior to the sale, nod may be bad at toe principal 15111
at Readinx, lath, Cheltenham, NV indsor. and Salt Hill; of Mr.
Sheen, solicitor, Wallingford; of Messes. Vandercom and Com in,
Bush-lane, Cannon-strett ; and of Messes. Robins, C

Mr. lioriihy's Freehold Livers, Stables and House, called the
White Horse Stables, Si. Martin's•lane
_also the valuable
Good-will and Possessiqn of the Trade thereof.
Hy blesses. ROPINS,
At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank, on TUESDAY, the
22d of June, at Twelve o'clock.
ALL those EXTENtiSVE and VALUABLE PRE-
MISES, established upwards of 190yeary with undeviating
somas. anti for the lint forty years in te occupation of Mr.
Hornby, comprising premises equal in situation and convenience
to any at the West end of the Town, with a good-will that yields
in point of value to none other. There is a very good Dwelling
I House and extensive Yard, with an infinity of the best stables,
ock-up coach houses, granaries, &c. One undivided Moiety of
the Freehold, together with the valuable good-will of the long.
xstiblished concern, is included in this purchase.
Particulars tipsy be had ten days prior to the gale, Mr. Miller's Offices, New Inn; the Mart ; sad in Covent-
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LEVEHOLDIVVESTMENT FOR SIXTY.ONE YEARS
OF 176!. A YEAR.
Arisieg nut of the Shakspaare Tavern and Hoed, opposite Dotty.
lane Theatre, on Leese to Mr. Egling foe Twenty-one Years.
By Meows. ROBINS,
At the Mart. an TUESDAY, June!!. at IL
A CAPITAL LEASEHOLD INVESTMENT, held
11 of his Grace the Doke of Redford for • period of Sixty-one
Years, comprising the old.established and highly respectable Este..
blishment,
THE SIIAKSPEARE TAVERN AND HOTEL,
desirably li!uated for excellent Business, immediately facing ihrmy-
lane splendid new Theatre. The Tavern has been erected st an
expense of many Thousands, and the t highly respectable
Tenant, for Twenty-one Years (Mr. ng) has inevesseill the Ha.
stews so as to make it compete successfully with the long esta-
blished Howes in the vicinity, and let at a very inadequate Rent
ibr a period which is determinable by either party to the end of the
first Seven l'esm4 when an augmentation of Rent m‘y be relied on.
Particulars may be had. rim to the Sale, on the Premises ; at
the Office of Mews. Duke and Michael, Rod Lion-aquare k at
the Mart; and of Mews. Robins, Covent.garden.

BUCKMAM WU" IN KISSEL
A delightful Residence, with Pleasure and Kitchen Gardena, and
90 Acres of excellent Land (Land Tax redeemed), including
Hop Plantations immediately adjoining.
Messrs. ROBINS,
At the Auction Mart, on TUESDAY, the VA of Jane, at 12, and
peremptorily by direction of George John Dahlia., Esq.
AValuable and eligible PROPERTY, COPYHOLO
of INHERITANCE, consisting of an elegant Residence,
in the villa style, newly and most substantially erected; it is de-
lightfully situate so as to command an extended view of the sur-
rounding rich and picturesque scenery ;it called
BUCK HA 31 HILL,
contiguous to Uckfield, 14 miles from Brighton, 7 from Lewes, and
only WI from Gonda, : the rooms are of the best proportions • the
drawing and breakfast rooms emainunicate, and are 40 feet lirg ;
the bed-chambers pleasant SD* airy, and the offices good. The
Estate consists of
NINETY-ONE ACRES OF LAND,
I Including some rich Meadow and fine Hop Land, in the very
highest cultivation, and lying well together, with most useful and
substantial farm buildings, including barn, granary, fatting lodges,
bailiff's and good gardener's tenements, and oast-house for hop-
drying. of the largest and most convenient dimensions ; the whole
presenting a desirable property, either with a view to a gentle-
man's residence, or as an eligible investment. The Estate is Co-
pyhold, subject to a small fine certain upon alienation, and no fine
upon death, paying only 3s. 4d. per load for timber cut for sale,
and 4d. only when cut foe repairs. The land tax is recleaned. The
neighbourhood truly respectable, game abundant, and the Lewes
coach passes daily.
Particulars may be had fourteen days prior to the sale, at the
principal Inns at Brighton, Lewes, Cuckfield, Reigate, and Lick-
field ; at the Auction Mart ; of Mr. Bolton, Solicitor, Austin
Friars ; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden, where a plea and
drawing of the estate may be seen.

DIRKFIELD IMINE, NEAR IPSWICH,
A distinguished Freehold Manlier', encompassed by its admired
Park of i i Acres, luxuriant Plantation, Lawns, and Shrubbery
Walks, altogether a Domain of 220 Acres, with a (ientletnanly
House and Offices, contiguous to the Ferme ()woe.
By Messrs. ROBINS,
At the Auction Mart, ott TUESDAY, June 22, at 12, In one Lot,
ASINGULARLY ELEGANT MANSION, erected
within a few years, in a manner so superior to buildings of
a modern date as to be well worthy of imitation. It has always
been a distinguishing festuir, and language has nearly exhausted
itself in its constant panegync ,upon the many prominent beauties
connected with this admired property. The classical taste of the
distinguished owner is so manifest, that it remains only to add, that
the uniformity and good taste of the exterior will not be more highly
appreciated than the extraordinary combination of comfort and pc-
conamodation. within. The residence has been judiciously placed in
the centre of
A BEAUTIFUL PARK OF 53 ACRES,
laid out in the most correct manner, with shrubberr walks and
plantations, which form a belt to the whole. The pleasure grounds
are well arranged, and abound in flowering shrubi and evergreens
of the most rare and estimable kind. The kitchen gardens are abun-
dant, with capital vinery, and peach-house 120 feet long, and pinery
and succession houses of &corresponding description. The second-
ary and domestic offices are so complete as to leave nothing to be
desired. The park meadows almost approach the beautiful river
Orwell. the moving scenery of which at high water gives a beau-
tiful variety to the panoramic view that is presented in the oppo.
site direction. The domain is about
TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES,
including meadow, pasture, arable, and wood land of the best
quality. The forme milk is well placed in the vicinity of the Lands
adapted to agricultural purposes, and is on lease for a short term,
at a very reduced rent of 2011 guineas a-year. Immediately ad-
joining the farm is a very gentlemanly residence and offices, with
capital gardens, undeelct at rbf. a-year. The estate is the
PROPERTY OF THE COUNT LINSINGEN.
Particulars may be had prior to the sale, of Mi. Falcon, So-
licitor, Temple; at the ptincipal Inns at Ipswich. Colchester,
Chelmsford, and Norwich ; at the Auction Mart ; and of Messrs.
Robins, London, of whom alone cards to view the Estate can
be hail, and without which no one can be allowed to see it.

WANSTEAD.
AN EXCELLENT RESIDENCE,
With suitable liatdens and Gwids, sad 40 Acres of Park-like