The Sun.
London, England, 1837-06-14 00:00:00

IN PICCADILLY. AN INVESTALORT of 3001. a year, intim,
BEST SITUATION in I.C.)IiDON:
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
• BY MR. GEORGE ROBINS,
At the Auction Mart, on TIIURSDAY, July 13, et Twelve, in one
lot, by. direction of the Eieeutors or Mr. John deceased.
ASingularly Valuable Investment of THREE
. HUNDRED POUNDS A YEAR FOR GI: YEARS ;
arising from TWO CA PLTA L-FI P, ST- It A TE HOUSES,
WITH CAPACIOUS SHOPS TO EACH,
situate Nos. 71 and 72, in Pic •: dilly. It will not be doubted that
where publicity is a desirable feature nothing in London can exceed,
the present. They are between
HATCHETT'S AND THE GLOUCESTER COFFEE-

HOUSE;
each in their selarate calling have been long and successfully estab-
lished. Mr. Nicholls; the confectioner and first-fate cool:, carries
all before him in this fashionable neighbourhood. Mr. Asla+y,
who has the adjoining house, No. 72, has a first-rate trade and eon.
nection as a grocer. These capital residences occupy a consider-
able space, with a depth calculated to afford umnual facility to any
respectable vocation. Mr. Nicholls has (fortunately for himself) •
lease for 21 years, at only 250/. a year. The Ins:, of Mr. Ashley'.
will expire in four years, when, in lieu of the present low rent of
2001. a year,
one approaching 300/. may be contemplated. The
present
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LOW RENTAL IS 450/. A YEAR ONLY.
The estate is held for 64 years unexpired, at the original ground
rent of 1501. The houses are of the best description, substanthdly
erected, and in the best possible order.
Particulars may be had, 21 days prior to the sale, of Messrs. Per-
ring and hlinet, solicitors, I.awrence Pountney-lane ; the Auction
Mart; and in Covent-garden.

Celebrated Stock of Wines at the Wet-end ; a few rare Pipes and
Hogsheads in Bond ; also the beneficial Lease and Goodwill of
the old established Concern, No. 6, Vere-street, Oxford-street.
It. GEORGE ROBINS is empowered by a
3. I. most respectable merchant, retired from the business, to
SUBMIT to PUBLIC SALE, at the,Egyptian-hall, in Piccadilly,
on WEDNESDAY, June, 24, at Twelve,
AN EXTENSIVE STOCK OF THE
RAREST AND CHOICEST WINES,
Lying at the Cellars in BRUTON-MEWS,
All of the first quality, selected and imported with the aid and pro-
found judgment of several " RENOWNED SHIPPERS," who
were invariably unrestricted in price. First-growth vintages only
have been permitted to form portions of the stock. The concern
has thus acquired a prcud character for excellence, and the success
of the proprietor, added to the universal approbation of a distin-
guished list of families, renders panegyric unnecessary. except to
enlist public attention to the rate opportunity of procuring wines of
the highest class. The stock at the cellars in Bruton-raews com-
p
5,746 bottles of rare Old Port 730 bottles of White Hermitage
2,284 ditto of Brown and Pale and Sauterne
Sherry 454 ditto of Rudescheimer, Ho-
-787 ditto of Claret, Lafitte, La cheimer, and Moselle
Rose, and St. Julien 240 ditto sparkling Champagne
Also the following- fine
FRENCH, REIF..NISH, AND OTHER WINES, IN BOND,
all of the first character, and in the finest order, of which the wine
merchant should take especial care to avail himself; viz.:-
I,SOO bottles of Sparking Chain- 1,320 bottes of splendid Claret,
patine Chateau Margaux, St. Julien
600 bottles of Johannesberg and La Rose Vintages
450 bottles of Sparkling Hock 5 hogsheads of Claret
5 butts of Sherry 5 hogsheads of Sauterne
6 pipes of Port 4 ohms of Moselle
2 pipes of West Indial'adeira 4 ohms of Johannesberg
Likewise the beneficial Lease and Goodwill of the respectable and
long-established Business,
No. 6, VERE-STREET, OXFORD-STREET,
with excellent -offices on the ground floor, the remaining part being
let off, and producing a large profit rent. Samples of the wines
and tasting orders may be daily procured at the counting-house in
Vere-street, and catalogues had ; also at-the Egyptian Hall ; and at
Mr. George Robins's offices, in Covent-garden.