The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-06-18 00:00:00

NESMAN.

. • SALZS BY dUCTION..

Senverlb-st reel. Fleet-street.
By Mt.. .BURTON.
At bareavony's, oa FRI DA I' next, at Twelve)
IrliE very desirable LEASE of a convenient
Brick-built UVI ELLINa 110 USE, with commodi-
ous Warehouse; eligibly situated. No. 5, Bouverie-street.
Fleet-street. 'Tire Premises contain five slecping-rooms,
pa-
pered; neat draw ing-rnoin, papered; breakfast-room, spaci-
ous warehons,e, with gond light convenient kitchen, and ex-
cellent wine. beer, and coal cellaring. Held on Lease for 11
years. at a minter-ate rent.
To be viewed, and Particulars had on the Premises; at
Garraway's; and of Mr. Ilurtim, 63, Curnhill.

kacelleut Shop asndMr Premises, Bishopsgate-street.
B. BU RTON.
On FRIDAY next, at LI, at Garraway's,
TE very valuable and truly desirable LE ASP.,
with immediate possession, of a Brick-built D W EL-
LIN HOUSE, three stories high, and excellent roomy
double front shop, eligibly situate, No. 78, Bisnorsgate.;
street Without, well calculated for a tinker, Haberdasher,
Shoemaker, or any trade that requires a good situation, and a
' great thoroughfare. Held on Lease fto Eleven Years, ut u
low rent.
To he viewed, and Particulars had on the Premises ; at
Garraway's; and of Mr. Durum, Curnhill.

Brick-built Dwelling House, Dmite.street, Spital-fields. .
Ily Mr. BURTON.
On FRIDAY next, at Twelve, at Garrawtsy's,
THE LEASE, with immediate possession, of a
comfortable Brick-Intik DWELLING HOUSE, in
excellent state of repair,
.situated in Ouke-street.,Uni o
street, BiShopsgate-street, calculated for a respectable
wily. Held' on Lease. for 16 Years, nt a low rent.
To be xiewed. and Particulars had 011 the Premises; at
Garrnwasy's; and of Mr. Burton, 62, Cornhill.

To Cork Burners and others.—Leiewhold Ground and Build-
inp.—By Mr. BURTON,
Os FRIDAY next, at Twelve o'clock, at Garraway's, la
One Lot,
• Desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, com-
• rm. prisin: an extensive Plot of Ground, situated near Vine-
street, and near the Green Dragon Puhlie-h use, Pedlar's-
acre, Lambeth, upon'Which are teveral Bui 'dings, consisting of
Cork and Coke Ovens, Ste. and well calculated for a Cork-
burner, or others that require room. Held oil Lease fora long
term. at a, low rent. . . .
To be viewed, and.ParticalaTl had on the Premises; at the
Green Dragon, Pedlar's-adeS:at Gartaway's; and of Mr.
Barion;64 Cornbill. . •

Freehold Houses, Artillery.passaze, BishopsAate-street..
By Mr. BURTON:*
On FRIDAY next, at Twelve o'clock, at Garrtw.ay's, in
Two Lots,
AValuable and very iinpravable FREEHOLD
ISTATE ; comprising Two subitamial Britk-built
Owelling-houses.three'slasies high, with Stbsps, mMt eligibly
situate, Nos. 11 and 12; Artillerv:pussage, Bishop-gate-street.
now in the occdpatioh of Mr. IgAA CS, atitfanother teattat .ti
will, nt moderate rents.
To he viewed by leave of .the tenants, and primed Parti4
euluts had on the Premises; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Bur-
bum, 62, Curahill. .

Capital Town Residence, Bedford-street, Bedford-square.
By :11r. BURTON,. •
On FRIDAY next; wt 12, al Gareitway's,
AmosT excclltnt LEASEUOGD.FAMILY
RESIDENCE, in perfect repair,-very cheerfully si-
tuated No. 9, Bedford-street, Redford-square, .and containing
seven steeples-rooms, with closets papered, hanttsotne lofty
dr:m*4°am of goad proportion, anti-drewin„e-rannt,
din-
like-room, and morning-room. butler's pantry,- hitusekeeper's
room. convenient kitelten, and excellent wine, beer, and coal
collaring. This desirable property is held no le se tor about II
years, at the very moderate-cent of per ono.
To be viewed with Tiaeli only, which. with Particulars,
may, he had ma the ?readies; at Garraway's; and of Mr.
Burton, 62, Coriihill.

Cop) hold Premises, Ground and Wharf, Lower Mail,
- Hammersmith.
By Mr. BURTON, •
On THURSDAY, the s:h July, at Twelve, at the Auction
Mart, near the flank,
•
A VERY eligible, improvable, and truly desir.
.41 ahle COPTHOLD ESTATE, nearly equal to Fr-e-
-hold,.Fine certain; comprising a hriric-Ivuilt Dwelling-Pause,
Aimee Stories high, with Garden, &c. a Boat-builder's Shop,
with a large space of Ground, eligible for everting extensive
Warehouse• anti Wharf, with a ri4tit for loadinp acd unload-
ing to. Low Water Mark. The Premises are well calculated
for Barge-builders, or ,my
.other Concern that requires coati-
pity to the Water Side, with a good W hart. -
To he•viewed, and Partkular's bad at the Anzel Tan, Ham-
mersmith at the Mart; and of Mr. Burton, 62, Cornbi!l.

'Bastille Gothic Cottage, with Coach-lrou.e, Stables, and 11
Laud, Victuity of Stamford-hill.
By Mr. BURTON.
Ott. THURSDAY, July 5. att Taelv-, at the Auction Mort,
AMOST beautiful Gel'rilC COTTAGE,
fiaktied in a St) le of peculiar Taste, with Conch 'muse,
two-stall Stable, other convenient Oakes, Piea-ore and'
Kitelsen Gardens, nod three Acre' of fir,:is Land, delightful-
ly situate an a pleashtg.Lminence, commanding unparalleled
Views of great beauty in the Vicinity of Stamford-hid, with
a private Road to the same, only four miles and a kalf from
London.. Held on Lease for D. Veari, at a moderate Rent.
, To be viewed, and Particulars had on the Premises; at the'
Auction Mart; and of Mr. Burton, 62, Cranhill. • • .
•

Genteel Family Residence, with walled Garden, Grove,
Hackney.—By Mr. BURTON,
On TBURSDA I the sth July, ut ltt, at the Auction Mart,
near the Bank,
A MOST execiletit FAMILY RESIDENCE,
.1"-1 replete mitt domestic convenience, desirably 'noose.
No. 2, Grove, Hackney, well calculated for the immediate
reception of a genteel family, and contains five sleeping-
MOMS, handsome spacinits drawing-room, dittinproons, 11-
bniry, and convenleardittnestie arrangements. Held un lease
fur 40 years, at a ground rent of Ed. Is. per annum.
To be viewed with tickets, which, with descriptive parti.
rulars, may be had en the PrtMile% j at the Mart; and of
r Mr. Burton, 62, cornhlll.

Freehold Villa, Garden' Pleasure Groundsould lAnd, Sweat-
- ' bun common.
. By Mr. 11U itTON.
On THURSDAY, July the sth, at 11, at the Auction Mart,
sear the Bunk of Englaud, .
}lMOSVdalightful ' FREEHOLD VILLA
L With attached'and detnehed ofikees of every description',
pleasure grounds, walkd garden, and about six acres of rich,
nseadow la, situate on that beautiful and rural spot, Streat-
ham Comtism), a distance of about seven miles from Londsm.
The villa is finished in the inimedute taste, replete with do-
mestic convenience, and presents a handsome elevation, and
contains numerous sleeping-rootuo of good proportion, With
li
diesiing-room handsome.loffy drawing-room, finished in rich
paper,wtili bettutiful border, with statuary marble chisaney-'
piece,stniciOus well-proportioned dining-room, a I ibrary, gen-
tleman's roam, and break fait parlour, housekeeper's mini, and
suitable conveni:-nt &anemic arrangements. Toe out offices
are well comieeted, and inclinle standing tar two carriages,
stabling for low horses, with lefts, and melt Servants' sleeping-
rooms over, piggery, ben-houses, &c. a carriage drive to the
house, with noble park entrance,. beautiful pleasure grounds,
' diversified with thriving shrubs, a lofty walled garden plant-
. cd with choice wall an standard fruit trees, autra rich mea-
, dow, with pew-eretted cow-house, &c. The whole contains
about sir acres.
TO he viewed with Tickets only, which, with descriptiie
Particulars, may be bad on the Premises; at the Auction
Mart, and of Mr. Burton, 61, Comhill.

East London Water Works, Kent and We,t Middlesex ditto,
Lust Country Dock, Vauxhall :Ind Strand liri:tp,;m, Albion,
Hope, Engle, and Atlas Fire Insurance; Bank Side Brew-
ery, nil burry instgution Share',
.By Mr. If WHAM) NEEDHAM,
At the Auction Mart, on WEDNESDAY, the tOth of June,
By Order of the Proprietors,
PSOUR SHARES in the Ent London Water
Works, five in the Kent Water %Yorks, Tao and
Two-thirds in'the West Middietex Water Works, :fhere in
the East Country Dock, Eighteen in the Vauxhall and
Twenty in the Strand Bridge, Two is the Albion, Eighty-
eight in Abe Hope, and Sixty-,ix in the Eagle Fire incur-
;Mee Companies, Two in the Bank Side Brewery, and Tao
iu the flurry Institution.
Particulars at the Mart, and of the Auctioneer, N. 10,
Broad-aunt, Royal Exellang.
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