Star.
London, England, 1830-11-03 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOV. 3, 1830.

No. 13,621.

LEICESTER SQUARE.
VERY SPACIOUS PREMISES.

CALCULATED FOR A LARGR FAMILY; CLUB HOUSE,

BOARDING HOUSE, Etc.
MR. BROOKS respectfully announces that he has re-
ceived tastroettoa to SELL by AUCTION.
On the PREMISES, No. 21, LEICESTER-SQUARE, at One
o'clock, unless previously disposed of by Private Treaty,

The LEASE /or iS Years. at a low Rent of 1401. per Annum,
of a capital Family Residence, very pleasantly situate. No. 11. on the
Rut side of Leicester-square. Containing Four Stories of Three
Rooms each, and In the Basement. Kitchens, and eztendve Offices,
behind which is a large Yard.
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It is presumed that a very large become might be derived, especially
during the ensuing Season, by any party taking the Premises for a
Boarding House, or to let off in Apartments, for which, from its con-
tiguity to all the Places of Amusement, and the Club Houses, and
Govetinnest °dices, iris peculiarly eligible. The elegant Furniture
and Mats may be bad at a valuation. or will be Sold by Auction on
the Premises. The Proprietor wield not object to letting the House
punished upon Lew to a ftsposslble Tenant, sad at a low Rent.
May be viewed, and Partiet♦Laa had of Mr. Brooke, kind-sutveyor,

NORTH DURHAM AND NORTHUMBERLAND.
IMPORTANT FREEHOLD INVESTMENT.

ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY.
FOUR ACRES,
LET AT TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY-FOUR POUNDS PER ANNUM.

MR. BROOKS respectfully announces for SALE, by
Private Treaty, the valuable Freehold Farm called EAST and
WEST NORH AM MAINS, situate on the southern bank of the
river Tweed, comprising superior Farm Houses and Buildings. incom-
plete repair ; and 904 acres of fertile Land, principally arable, in the
ihighest state of culUvatioo, let to responsible Tenants upon Leases,
at Rents amounting to .911375 per annum.
This Estate is particularly eligible for the Investment of Capital, as
a considerable increase of rental may be expected upon the expiration
of the present leases. Should a Purchaser be inclined to reside upon
the Property, there are many Eligible Situations for Building, em-
bracing interesting views of the river Tweed, with its beautifully-
wooded northern banks, end of the ruins of the formerly important
border fortress, Norham Castle—so often taken and retaken during
the wars between England and Scotland, and rendered Interesting re-
cently as the seat of Sir Walter Scott's poem of .0 Marmion, or the
Battle of Fiodden Field," from which latter place Notions is but
a few miles distant. Game is abundant. and there is excellent salmon
fishing in the Tweed. Also. the BOWSDEN- HALL and MOOR
FARMS. distant awe miles from Norbam, in the Parish of Lowick,
Northumberland • comprising Farm Houses, Buildings, and Cottages,
and Eight, Hundred and Thirty-eight Acres of Land, let to responsible
Tenants, at .0199 per annum. This Estate contains inexhaustible
Seams of Coal and Lime Stone, and claims considerable importance
as a Mineral Property.
Particulars and Maps may be bad of Mr. Batson, Land Surveyor,
118,01 d Bond-street.

PRICE 71).

LI)NDON.ICOAD. SOUTIIHARK.
Between the Obelisk and Elephant and Caitie.
Important FREEHOLD and LONG LEASEHOLD
ESTATES,

Presenting to the Capitalist, and to the Grower, and Wholesale and
Retail Dealers in Fruit and Vegetables, Carcase and Cutting
Butchers, as well as to the Public at Inge, an Investment nut ex-
ceeded by any which for many years has been offered to their con-
sideration.

MR. BROOKS hes the honour to announce fur SALE,
by Private Treaty, the

ST. GEORGE'S BUTCHER MARKET.

SLAUG II TERTifoilik, unequ.illed in tztent,;.l BEAST
POUNDS:
The GROUND RENTS of Twenty-one HOUSES,
AAP A VALIUM-1
PLOT OF FREEHOLD BUILDING GROUND,

Affording ample space for the Erection of a Fish, Poultry, Fruit,
and Vegetable Market,
Which, combined with the Butcher Market, win eared in Client any
• other in the Metropolis, as in the whole it will present
AN AREA OF THREE ACRES
Upon which, by the Expenditure of £O,OOO. an Income of
TK$ THOUSAND POUNIMI PER ANNUM
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may be realized.
A reference to the Map of London, will clearly prove that the Situa-
I doe of this Property for an extensive Market stands unrivalled,
within Three-quarters of a Mile of the Bridges, between the Obelisk
and the Elephant and Castle, at each of which places Six great Roads
meet, and in the Triangle formed by the London, Borough, Southwark
Bridge and Newingtoo Causeway Roads, along which must pus, on
itteir way to the London Markets, the imams supplies of ttle,
Fruit and Vegetables, front the luxuriant Counties of Kent, Sussex.
and Surrey.
ST. GEORGE'S BUTCHER MARKET was Established la
17114, and a considerable trade has been carded on in the same. The
great improvements now making by the building of the New London
Bridge, and the consequent destruction of many houses, to give room
to the new approaches thereto, have already enhanced the Table of
property, and it must be evident, that in a short time, the whole vacant
ground lying between Southwark and the wealthy and populous
sages South and West thereof, must be covered with houses.
It is singular. that whilst upwards of twelve great markets supply the
inhabitants of London, north of the Thames, but one Vegetable, the
Borough, and one Botcher, St. George's Market, should have hi-
therto exlsted with a population of 200,000 souls, in a circle of two
miles; in consequence of the loudly complained of want of public
accommodation, she Proprietor of these Estates has been induced to
have Plans and Estimates made, for the purpose of improving the
Butcher Market, and for erecting, on the vacant ground, a Fish and
Poultry. Fruit and Vegetable Market ; possessing all the indispensable
facilities of accommodation, vit.
EXCELLENT INGRESS AND EGRESS, •

And abutting and adjoining upon the line of the London Road, and all
the other principal Roads.
The present Market is. and the Intended Market will he,
FREE FROM THE HEAVY IMPOST OF TOLL,
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Thereby creating a very considerable saving, as well as securing the
whole controul of the Market, to the Butchers, Growers, Dealers is
Fruit and Vegetables, &c. which, In other cases, acts so prejudicial to
the interests of the occupiers. as well as to the public at large ; or,
should it be deemed desirable, ►y as aapppplication to the Legislature, it
is presumed, these Estates may be established a chartered Market.
Further Particulars. with Lithographic Plans, may be had of Messrs.
Robinson, Hine, and Robinson, Solicitors, Cbarter-bouse.square ; and
at the cake of Mr. Brooks, Architect and Land SiarVeyor, as, Old
Bead-street, where plans, elevations, and sections, upon a large scale
of the Weeded Improvements. may be seen.