The Sun.
London, England, 1827-12-05 00:00:00

Well-secured Investments, valuable Leasehold Estates of a
superior description, let on leases to bighly responsible
tenants, and of the value of near 1,0001. per annum,
Pall-mall, and Camberwell-grove, Surrey.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. WILLIAMS,
At the Auction Mart, on FRIDAY next, Dm :7, at Twelve,
in 10 Lots, _ _ _

Lat 1. A Capital LEASEHOLD lIESI-
.11 DENCE, eligibly situate, No. 9, Suffolk-
street, Pall-mall East, on lease to James Foot, Esq., at
170/. per annum ; held under the Crown for 90 years, and
producing a net rental of 117/. 10s. per annum.
Lot 2 A NET INCOME of 1211. 10s. per annum,
issuing out of a handsome Residence, with coach-house,
stable, and walled garden, most respectably situate No. 1,
Andover-place, Camberwell-grove, opposite the Park, ou
lease to J. Bettington, Esq., held for 95 years unexpired.
Lot 3. A capital RESIDENCE, with coach-house,
stabling, and walled garden, No. 2, adjoining, fitted up in
an elegant style, and planned for the accommodation of a
family of respectability, who may have immediate posses-
sion, held for the above term of 95 years, at a ground-rent
of 181. 10s.
Lot 4. A NET INCOME of 621. 10s. per annum, is-
suing out of an excellent Residence, with fore court and
walled garden, No. 3, adjoining, on lease to Wm. Brydon,
Esq., held for 95 years.
Lot 5. A NET INCOME of 64/. 10s. per annum,
arising from No. 4, adjoining, on lease to Abraham Mo-
catta, Esq., held for 95 years.
Lot 6. An excellent RESIDENCE, No. 5, adjoining,
suited for the immediate reception of a respectable family,
held for 95 years, at a ground-rent of 101. 10s.
Lot 7. A NET INCOME of 621. 10s. per annum,
issuing out of No. 6, adjoining, on lease to Mrs. Waugh,
held for 95 years.
9, and 10. THREE excellent LEASEHOLD
with walled gardens, delightfully situated,
NREOI:S.oIt6Ds,E7N,
aCnEps,
Grove-hill-terrace, let to respectable
tenants at will, at 1801. per annum, held for 95 years un-
expired, at ground-rents.
N. B. The above eligible property is submitted as a
most favourable opportunity to capitalists for secure invest-

menu.
The houses Nos. 2 and 5 nay be viewed by applying on
the premises; and descriptive particulars had of Mr. Gar-
rard, solicitor, 14, Suffolk-street, Pall-mall ;of Mr. Shuter,
67, Millbank-street, Westminster; at the Golden Lion, Cam-
berwell ; Horns, Kennington ; Prince of Wales, Brixton ;
at the Mart; and of Mr. Williams, Throginorton-street.

OLD BAILEY.

THE ENSUIN
A SUMMAR!'" STATEMENT DESCRIPI
WITII: WHICH TILE PRISONERS
CHARGED, lin. :
Murder
Burglary
Housebreaking .........
Rape 1
Highway Robbery
Stealing in dwelling-houses tR
Sheep stealing
Horse stealing 1
Uttering Forged Notes 1
Stealing a Letter from a Re
ceiving Post.oftice ..... 1
Of the above number, 54 are
in the City, and 200 in the Cow
STATE OF HIS MAJEST`
Prisoners under sentence of deal
Prisoners under sentence of trat-
..

'G SESSIONS.
PINE OF THE VARIOUS OFFENCES
FOR TRIAL SEVERALLV STAND

Cutting and Maiming 2_
Embezzling
Manslaughter 2
Forcibly demanding money 2
Stealing from the person 30
Receiving Stolen Goods 4,
Fraud 1
1
Bigamy
173
Larcenies

T0ta1....... 25-t
charged with crimes committed

''S GAOL OF NEWGATE,

tsportatiou for life
-14 years ,

years

Imprisoned for felony and misdemeanours for cert..
Committed under the Bankrupt Laws
Committed by the Court of King's Bench
For trial at the ensuing Sessions
Remanded from last Sessions
Whose judgments are respited
Acquitted on the ground of insanity''
Ditto, but detained

Total

Males 2613 I Females ~..•••••••

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In 1701, Major JOHNSON, a half-pay ()nicer
in Dublin, gave a loaded pistol to each of his two sons (the
one ten and the other twelve yedrs of age), and ordered
them to fire, when they shot euch other dead on the spot.
The mother coming into the room on the report of the pis-
tols, he stabbed her to the heart and then liimself.~Linie-
rich Chronicle.