The Sun.
London, England, 1850-11-04 00:00:00

RU SELL-SQUARE.

Capital LEASEHOLD PROPEIt i Y for Investment and Occupation.
MESSRS. FOSTEtt and SON are directed by
the Assignees of Mr. T. J. Edwards, a bankrupt, to SELL
by AUCTION, at the Mart, on TeLsner, Nov. 19, at Twelve,
two lots,

A very capital FAMILY RESIDENCE, being No. 21, on the
north side of Russell-square, Let on Lease to, and for many years
past in the occupation of John Petty sluspratt, Esq., together
with the excellent aoa spacious stables, coach-houses, and
premises in the rear, held by original and separate lease
from the Duke of Bedford, for 99 years from 1802, at a
ground rent of 421. and let to Mr. Muspratt at 2521. This house is
in the best part of the square, with stone hall a,ll staircase, spa-
cious and elegant rooms, and an extra story of chambers. Lot 2.
An excellent Family Residence, being No. 52, Russell-square, corner
of Ledford-place, with coach-house and stables, and a suite or three
offices opening into Bedford-place, and admirably adapted tor a
professional man ; held for about 50 years at a ground rent of 381
14s. per annum. The house No. 21 can be viewed only by permis-
sion of Mr. Muspratt. N 0.52 may be seen any time until the sale.
Particulars 14 days before the auction at the Mart; of D. Carman,
Esq., official assignee, Birehin-lane ; of John Fraser, Esq., solicitor,
Dean-street, Soho-square ; and of Meson. Foster, 5., Pall-mall.

GUARANTEE OF RENTS.
The LAW PROPERTY ASSURANCE and TRUST SO-
CleT (c-nnpletely re.gisterel). Offices, 3,), Essex-street, Strand,
undertakes the COLLECTION and GUARANTEE of RENTS, se•
curing to owners of houses and estates regularity of income.
Noticing a project thr a society with a similar object, the " Times"
of October 24th says :
"It contemplates four different kinds of risk-3rst, the
collection and guaranteeing the payment on a day certain,
of the rent of any property, whether occupied or not, and for
a fixed period ; second the collection and guaranteeing the
payment on a day certain, of rent so long as the property
remains occupied; third, the collection of rents v.ithout
guarantee, but offering the security of the society for the immediate
payment of the amounts collected ; fourth, the management of
mortgaged property, paying over to the mortgagee the interest on
the mortgage money on a day certain, and to the mortgagor his sur-
plus rents. The whole of these operations, it will be seen, can be
brought within the same kind of calculation as all other guarantee
business, and as they simply furnish a means of diminishing the
speculative character of a large class of property, they may, if
properly carried out, be regarded as constituting a sound and advan-
tageous extension of the assurance principle, which, notwithstanding
its many recent applications, has yet to be developed in a multitude
of new Nays."
Prospectus and Forms of Proposal forwarded to any Applicant.
Law Property Assurance Society,
30, Essex-street, Strand, October 28, 1850.
A. BARRETT, Secretary.

DR. LA'MERT ON THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH
AND MATURITY.-WITII 40 COLOURED ENGRAVINGS ON

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SELF-PRESERVATION; a
Medical Treatise on the Physiology of Marriage, and on
the Secret Infirmities and Disorders of Youth and Maturity,
isually acquired at an early period of life, which debilitate
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axplairting their stractui es, noes, and functions, and the various
lobtri,s that are produced in them by solitary habits, excesses, and
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