The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-10-13 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.

STAFFORDSHIRE.
Between JAchtield, Birmingham. and ‘Val44`l.
ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD. AND SMALL PART LEAlig•
1101.1) ESTATE,
Compact Residence, Farm. Buildings Wiled+, and beautiful
thriving Plantations, Meadow, Amble, and Worol Lind. near
Two Hundred Acres with line Springs of clear Water, &c.
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick Home. Regent-street.)
At Gamaway's, on THURSDAY. Nov. 23, at 12. in One Lot.
rip very pleasant, compact, and desirable FREE-
-1 HOLD F:STATE, BOURNE VALE, hi Great Barr and
Aldridge, in tbe county of Salford; comprising ■ compact brick-
built Cottage Residence, rough cast, and seated on a lawn, con-
taining four bed chambers and servants' apartments. On the
ground story, an entrance-hall, dining prrlottr. a neat kitchen,
tore-room,.and back kitchen, pantry, dairy, and excellent arched
lac. imelooed yard, poultry.house. coal-y ird, granary, a
stable for eve home*. and loft over, coach-house. a capital large
cellar under, cow-house and s'abla adjoining farm-vattl, good hare,
cattle shed, rang! of piggeries, waggon anti cart lodges, with slated
root/, good trd n, shri &c. thei lands anreMOst she
L bent.. ire ly allarstried and divided. into convenient en.
w their ng quick tenets, valuphle woods, and beautiful
plantations on different parts of the estate, affording remarkable
good covers for game, with a fine pocl of water. stored with li.li,
and springs of clear water on different parts. No expense has been
spared in the cultivation ; the whole containing
NEAR TWO HUNDRED ACRES.
of which twenty-six items on the Outskirts are Leasehold, and with
a small evperse will mike a most desirable and pieasant residence
' for a gentleman of lot tune, fond of field sports; plenty of ga-nc,
and hounds in the vicinity, in a most respectable neighbourhood;
nod roads, and only four miles from Walsall, eight from Lich-
field and Birmingham, and three from Sutton Coletield.
31ar be viewed by riliTying to Thomas Horobin, one of the
tenants, Buurneyool, Aldridge, where particulate may be had ; and
at the George, Lichfield ; Post-house, Walsall ; ilea and ellicens,
Birmingham ; Castle, Tamworh ; Mr. Bendy, Worcester;
George and Swan, Stafford; Mr. Cole, Solicitor, Sergeant's lan,
Fleet-street; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street, London,
when a plan may be seen.
DINING-ROOM AND BEDI:HIMBER FURNITURE,
LIBRARY OF BOOKS, AND EXCELLENT WINES.
By Mr. CHRISTIE,
At his Great Room, King-street, St. James's-square,
On THURSDAY, the 26th instant, and following Dry, precisely

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FART of the neat HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
the property of a Gentleman who has lately disposed of his
residence in the neighbourhood of London, being chielly bedeham-
ber and dining-room articles, and comprising bedsteads and excel-
lent *awned betiding, and a singularly elegant ani very expensive
sideboard of art•ed mahogany, in rich and very handsome taste,
Brussels carpeting, and many useful effects.
Also a valuable LIBRA RY of BOOKS, being a Selection of
the best Works in Modern Literature, among which are fine sets of
Grose and Pennant's Works, anti the Encyclopedia Britannica,
bour•d in mods, and some large paper copies.
The WINES consist of about 23 dozens of capital full-bodied
Port, bottled in 1818; 12 dozens of La Fitte Claret of 1019: 20
dozens of Claret of 1822; and about 120 dozet•.s of (lii East
India and Sir 11-ill:am Gordon's Sherry ; and pale Oki Brandy in
pints.
Mar be viewed two days preceding. Samples nT the Wines may
he had in the mean time, on paying for the same, on application at
Mr. Christie's office, King-street.
ENO LIS H lII.t'TORICAL PORTRAITS.
By Alr. CHRISTIE, •
At his Great Room, King-street, St. James's-square, in the course
of November

AValuable and highly interesting COLLECTICN,
being part of a complete GALLERY of PICTURES, an 3
consisting, in the present instance, of British Historical Portraits,
pis distinguished S weteigns and Royal Personages, Noblemen,
Latlies.and :lien of Genius and Learning, by Ilulbein, Zuchero, Sir
Ant. Mote, the Schools of Ruben' and V. Dyck, Netschet, Myteus,
IVissing, Ilanneman, Sir P. Lely, Knellet, Sir J. Reynolds, and
Gainsborough ; among which will be tlitnil many whole-length
and other Portraits, suited for Colleges, Public :lolls of Corporate
Bodies, and others desirable for English Family Mansions.
ThOreinsin4ler of the thlleetion, aoasisling ot.Foreign Portralts,
end a- 'try edepiviya atist valuable rewillibt.ge of Miniatures, In-
clading those of tne Stuart family, formerly in the Cabinet of the
late James Edwards, Esq. will be sold at a later period in the en-
suing season.

HARROW-ON-THE HILL

ELEGANT EGUSEHOLD FURNITURE, !MEWING

UTENSILS, AND DOMESTIC REQUISITES,
The property of a Oemleman removing to town.
By 111 r. JAMES DENEW,
On the Premises. on MONDAY NEXT, at 12._

THE genuine and very excellent HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, pier and chimney glasses,. lamp', !dittos,
poicelain, anti other valuable] effects of a (knifeman quitting his
residence, Roxeth, near Harrow.on-the.llill, Illiddleser. The
property is of the best description, and in excellent preservation ;
comprising lofty four-post bedsteads and hangings, servants' ditto,
with appropriate bedding to each ; two solid mahogany wardrobes,
chests of drawers, dressing stands, and the usual chamber ap-
pendages, drawing•racnn curtains, chairs, and sofas, handsome
ro.eirood pier cabinets, card, soft, and 100 tables ; nrnrine par-
luur curtains, capital set of oiningtalifes, mahogany chairs, and
sidebcard ; Brussels and Kidderminster carpets of large dimen-
sions, kitchen and domestic requisites, complete set of brewing
utensils.

To be viewed this day and to-morrow, when catalogues may be
had on the premises; Kivg's Head, Harrow; White Horse, Ux-
bridge ; the Inns at Heger/am Stanmore, and Watford.

FOREIGN DAMASK TABLE LINEN.
By Mr. JAMES DENEW,
At his Auction Room. Charks-street, Berkeley-square, on
THURSDAY NEXT, at 12,

ACHEST of fine SAXON DAMASK TABLE
LINEN, late the property of a Gentleman, deceased, corn.
Prising dinner and breakfast cloths, of various dimensions, includ-
ing *fermi unusually large, ;with napkins, tray cloths, and lay.
owns, en suite the whole of the superior frreign fabric, full
handsome patterns, and in excelleat preservation, some of them
scarcely used.
To be viewed the day preceding the sale, when catalogues may
be had at the Auction Rooms.

Very superior Old AINES2. in Bonin,. and a Butt of ())don's

SHERR t„ in the 11•ood.
By Mr. JAMES DENEW,
At his Auction Room, Chprles-street, Berkeley square, on
THURSDA Y NEXT, at Due,
A SMALL CELLAR of WINE, late the property of
a Gentleman, selected with superior discrimination, and at
the most liberal prices, including Madeira, pale and brown Sherry,
of ;peat age and extraordinary tine quality, some of which has been
to the East Indies, capital Portr, bottled in 1816, 1010, and 11th),
choice Claret, Chateau Margot, Hock, Sauterne, and Bucellas,
illountain and Constuntia, twenty years in bottle, a few doyens of
liqueurs, &c.; and a butt of Sir William (Jordon's Sherry, in the
wood.

Catalogues and samples may be had two days previous to the
sale, by application to ♦Mr. Denys', in Cbarles-stteet.

PICTURES, WINES, JEWELLERY, HARP, AND
PIANO-FORTE.

.N„f ESSILS. BROOKS, by direction of the late Owners
1. of a celebrated Chub House, will SELL BY AUCTION,
at their Rooms. 28, Old Rond-street, on WEDNESDAY N
and tollowing Day, 1Y INES from Three to Thirty Years in bottle,
selected regardles of. expense ; comprising East India Madeira
and Sherry, lion Relent, and other choice Ports, Clarets, Hock,
Champagne, :Moselle, and Sauterne. Previous to which a Casket of
JEWELLERY, a HARP, and PIANO-FORTE .• the genuine
Property of a Lady of Rank. And on the following Day, Ninety
PICTURES, principally removed from the country. end corn.
prising several superior specimens of the Italian, Flemish, and
Dutch schools.
Estate Agency Office, 28, Old Bond-street.