The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-05-21 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION,

LEIGH, SOTHEBY, awl SON,
At their House, in Y k•orstreet, Covent Garden, on THIS
1/KIC at Twelve o'clock,
THE vied and very valuable LIBRARY of
FREDERICK KANMACHER, Esq. F.L S. contain-
ing a fine collection of Books in Natural History, C;eneral
II story, Vovag's, Travels, Relics Lettres, and Miscellanies;
also, some scarce and curious English Bibles, a complete set
of the Gentleman's Magazine, Mnuthly and other Periodical
Works. N R. The Books are all in very neat condition, and
many elegant.
To be viewed to the Time uf Sale, and Catalogwos (price 6d.)
had at the place of Sale.

ANTIQUARIAN and TOPOGRAPHICAL PAINTINUS,
DRAWINGS, PRINTS, BOOKS, Sec.
UT Mr. RICHARDSON.
At his House, No. 31, the Corner of Villiere-street, in the
Strand, THIS and Three following Dais, at Twelve

o'Clu
A COLLECTION of PRINTS and DRAW-
INGS be Bartolozzi, Days, Hearne, Munn.
Rooker Sandhy, Shepherd, Turner, alai Varley ; a tew
PICTURES by Arnol I, Barker, Rathbone, Wilson, and
Wright of Derby; RARE ENGLISH PORT RAH'S ; a
small Colic% .... of BOOKS, including a Histosv of England,
2 rub. ; and a Collection towards a History of Wiltshire, il-
lustrated with a Loge Number of Drawings, Sketches, and
Prints, in 2 large wok. folio, lice. dec.
To be viewed on the Mornings of Sale ; Catalocucs may ha
had of Mr. Richardson, No. 51, Strand (price SiApencej
and of Mr. Clark, Bookseller, Bond-Ntreet.

FREEHOLDS, Omit Peter-streat, Westminster, and LEASE•
HOLDS, Newpon-altey.
By Mean. ROBINS,
At thtit Spacious Rnoms, Pialik Covent - ruden , THIS
. .

DAY at Twelye,..in Two Lots
AFREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of TWO
HOUSES, situate No. 23 and 24, Great Peter-street,
Westminster; and also THREE MESSCAGES adjoining, in
St. Aiiii`...lane; the whole Lett to Mr. Sharpe, for an unex-
pired Term of Sixteen Years, at the low Old Rent of 201. but
Underiett at upwards of 501.
Also, a I.EASEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of TWO
convenient HOUSES, three Stories high, Nos. 19 and ro,
in the best part of Newport-alley, or Market, to the Occupa-
t.on of Mr. Giles and Mr Mills, Under Tenants, both Lett on
Lea ..e to Mr. Wdron, at 701. for a Terni of Seventeen Years,
and held fur One Quarter more, at 321. leaving a net Income
of 0111. mots amply seeured.
May be viewed till the Sale, with Leave of the Tenants,
of whom Particulars may be had; also of Mr. gift, Abing-
don-street ; and in Covent-garden.

Valuable and scarce BOOKS, including the FRENCH err-
cycLoratmx, 116 vol.. ooroplete, a fine toned Grand
PIANO FORTE, by Longman and Broderip.
By Mew.. ROBINS,
At their Spacious Rooms, Piazza, Covent Garden, THIS
DAY, at Otte o'Clock,
'DART of the valuable and choke LIBRARY of
A BOORS, among which is a splendii Edition of the French
Encyclopedia, 116 vols. uncommonly scarce and valualt ;
Encyclopedia Britannica ; elegant &idiot, of Shakespeare, 111
vols. in Morocco; Dryden'. Fables; Views in Egypt; Books
of Prints; with the Works of Pennant, Milton, Ireland,
Unant's Roads of England, Annual Regkter, Statutes at Virge,
complete, and many others equally scarce ; also a Grand rialto
Forte, Ac. the Property of a Man of Fashion.
May be viewed till the Sale, and Catalogues had at the
Rooms.

Well secured GROUND RENT, Turnham Green; ala de-
sirable LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE. Lower Grosvenor-
place, Pi tulrco.

By Melon. ROBINS,
At their Spacious Rooms, Piazza, Covent Garden, THIS
DAY at Twelve o'clock,
ANET GROUND RENT of 281.75. per an-
num, held for a ter:a of 90 yeah from Michaelmas last,
and most amply secured upon a capital and perfectly modem
House and Premises, situate at Turnham-green, Middlesex,
slow in the occupation of Mrs. Robertson; and also a LEASE-
HOLD RESIDENCE, most delightfully situate, Na. IS, up-
in.!. Fame-street, Lower Grosverior-plam., being the Kings
Private Roadiscorriposing a substantial Brlelchrite, which •
rruuarkably convenient, aed the situation nearly enviable;
held for a term of lg years, from Michaelmas last, at a Ground
Kent of Thirty Guineas per annum.
May be yieeeil till the Sak and Particulars had on the re.
spective Prenifses; and in Covent Garden.

COMPLETE RESIDENCE, YORK PLACE, PORTMAN

SQUARE.

By framiis. ROSINS,
At theit Spacious Rooms, Great !NAZIS, Covent Carden,
THIS DAY, at Twelve o'clock,
AN excellent well built modern BRICK HOUSE,
replete with convenicncim and finished with peculiat
4,4841 (repo-less of expellee), by the present owner and Gems-
-I:ier, who is going to reside entirely in tne country, wish 00•11+
hie Coach House, four-stall Seat)le adjoining, most delightfully
situate on the East side, awl near the centre of that distin-
guished spot, Yerk Place, Portman-square. The House is in
the most perfect state of repair, arid tit for the immediate re
cepti.in of a Family of Distinction ; is held fur a into of up-
walls of Ninety Years, at a modeate reserved rent. Th...
rle-
Fu 11l i l ow, which is in every retirees well adapted to thst
Home, may be taken by appraisement, er will be Sold by
Auction on the Premises, in a few days after the Sale of the
House, of which timely notice will be given.
May be privately viewed (with Tickets only), which may
be had any time prior to this Sala; or the Estate and Effects ntlki
be treated for by Prints Contract, by application to Messrs-
Robins. Covent Garden.

IN A FEW DAYS,
By Mr. JEFFhRY,
At hit Rooms, No 11, Pal!-Ntall,
THE GENUINE and VALUABLE LAW
LIBRARY •,1
The Right Hoe. RICHARU, 4-14 AT.VANLF.Y.
Lord Chief Justice of His Majesty's Court of Common rear,
deceased.
Including all the Repont La•esar:ued in all the Comic.
of Law; ail the Ateiritoenr., Ind vet, T.lnee. Chit' ee
Bootee on the Constitution. Crown, an,i rartiantany, t 1,12 g
the mtriit tinier.' Collection of 1.4.10,1 414 Cultstiltittut.-1
list have broil ever 'dined tulatihSc Sate.