The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-06-30 00:00:00

MARRIF.D.

On Tuesday, at Christ Church, New?,.a.e-s,reer, J mes
Dvke, Esq. of Allermanbury, to Miss Mary Graves, of
143 vv..

W' i-Ett AT I.ONUON-BrUi.Gl..
TUIS DAY.
Morning,.... 52m. after 9 fternnon,.... 13

*aim bp Auction.

By Mr. SQUIBB,
At his Great Room, Saville Row, THIS DAY,
at Twelve ','Clock,
A FEW LOTS of VALUABLE BOOKS,
11. among which are, Museum Florentinum,Tassiue Gem.,
two sets, Bell': Pantheon, Gamine Antic!' i di Maffei, Gibboni'
Rome, &c. likewi-e two elegant inlaid Metal Cabinets, an ex-
celent mahogany Engraver's work board, a collection of iin-
presaloo. from Ancient Coins and Medals, fine Prints framed
and glue I, some Tulle and Bed Linen, plated Articles, Dia-
mond Ring 4, Gold Watchand Seals, and other valuable Effects,
the Property of
A GENTLEMAN, retiring to the Country.
M.y be viewed till the Sale, and Catalogues had at the
Room.

GENTEEL FURNITURE, LIBRARY OF BOOKS, POCK-
ET-BOOKS, 'TRAVELLING CASES, PORTABLE
DESKS, AND VALUABLE EFFECTS, FLEET-
STREET.
By Mr. IIERRING,
Ott the Premises, No. 146, Fleet-street, THIS DAY„
at Eleven o'Clock,
THE Genteel and Modern HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, a Library of excellent Books, by the 10-,t
Authors; a capital finotoned finger Organ in a handsome ma-
hogany inlaid cake; a ditto Guittar ; desirable Paintings at *I
Prints; a complete India japan Dressing-glass, with a lapin.—
rous suite of boxes; a neat Gold Watch, and ditto Chain ;
a handsome Silver Tea Equipage; China, Glazs, and Plated
Articles; a capital Commode Chest, with fifteen mahogany
drawers; a set of Dining-tables; Countinghouse Desk; ditto
a large wrought Iron Chest; an Eight-day Clock, &c. Like-
wise some remaining Stock is Trade of Morocco Pocket-books,
Travelling Cases, Piirtable Diolcs, and various other Articles,
the Property of
Mr. RICIIARD HINCKFSMAN,
Bookseller and Stationer, quitting the Retail Trade, and re-
moved to Paternoster-Row.

The Books are in Lots, appropriate to the purchase of pri:are
Gentlemen, as well as those of the Trade.
To be viewed WI the sale : when Catalogues m'v be
had on the Premises, and of Mr. Herring, Auetiodeer, Fleet-
street.

AN EXCFLLENT COLLECTION OF Ii')OKS, DRAW-
INGS, AND THREE GOLD WATCH TINA NEM.

By Mr. STEW ART,
At his Auction Room, No. 194, Piccadilly, opposite York,
House, TO-MORROW, and 'Two following Days, (Skand.a7
excepted) at Twelve o'Clock.
AVERY CHOICE COLLECTION of BOORS,
amongst which are, Gentlemen? Magazine, Plats,
set, 53 vols. ; the British Classics, plates, 40:$ vols. alagarit ; Ta-
citus Variorum, vols.; Paillasse, Inelmo, 54 ; treaties
Works complete, elegant; Pennant's London, illustrated with
a profusion of Plates, large Paper ; Caii.dzit's Britannia, 2 v 01..;
Lebrun's Gallery, fine impressions, ; M:ymn,rs of Gran -
mont, portraits, Russia; .13.!hit en's \Vark4, 4 volt. ; Rapir.'s
England, 4 vols. ; Botanical Magazine, consp:ete ; arid war
others equally valuah'e. A few capital Drawings, franied at
glazed; three capital Gold ‘V.rtch Time Pica's, by Janustit.,
etc. the Property of

A BOOKSELLER, ref red from Business,
which will be sold without reserve -
To be viewe I, and Caraloeuec had
salt e Place of fiat-,

By LEIGH, WI !lIIRY, SCP:4I,
At their !{once in York: street, Covent-Garden,
On SATURDAY 'inn, July 2, at Twe ve
TIW LIBRARY of his Excellency General
ANDREOSSI, late Anabaaaador from the BeyrsJlic of
To be viewed, and Catalogues had, at the Plare of Sala.

• By LEIGH, SuTHERY, and SON,
At their House in York-st. eet, Coma-Garde?),
On MONDAY next, July 4, and Five fuhuwing Days, at
Twelve o'Clock,
THE ENTIRE and VALUABLE LIBRARY
of the late AUSTIN LEIGH, Esq.
Secretary of the Tax-Office ;
Licluding *very good Colleigion of Books, in History, Poetry,
Voyages, Travels, Classics, Philosophy, Arti and Sciences
Miscellanies, and some curious Trial, with Prints, at the pe-
riod of the Grand Rebellion in 1645.
To be viewed, air( Catalogues had, at the Place of Sale.

PRINTS, PICTURES, AND COPPER-PLATES.
By Mr. KING,
At his Great Room, King-street, Covent-Garden, on S.4.TUR-
DAY next, at 12 o'Clock,
ACOLLECTION of PRINTS, many of them
framed and glazed ; a tow pleasing Pictures, some Cop-
per-plates, including Sixteen of Churches, within Twenty Mild
of London ; with Forty Descriptions, sad Seventy-seven Ori-
ginal Drawings, as intruded fur Publication.
May be viewed To-morrow, and Catalogues then had at the
Rooms.

By Mr KING,
At his Great Room, Kinr,-screet, Covent.Gard.n, on TUES-
DAY, July 5, and Three following Days, at Twelve o'Clink •
preeiselgi
ACOLLECTION of BOOKS in various Lan-
gu:iges, induding a con4iderabla. Number of the most
approved Novel.; iii good Condition.
May be viewed on Wald and Catalogues had ai the Room.

Laudon t Printed by J. GIL LET, No. 18, Crown-court; and published by W. West., of Water-Street, BladdriArs, at the Office, No. 13, Salisbury-square, Fleet-street. Advertisements, and Communications to the
and l °
N;;ull.vv att orr
Rditor, received at the Office, and by the following Booksellers: Messrs. BARNES and Sox, Great Russel-street,eet, Covent-garden ; Mr. I. &Easy, No. 190, Oxford-street; Mr. Row, No. 27. Great Marlborough-
stieet ; Mr. Hatcaaan, No. 190, Piccadilly; Mr. BARRY, Bridge-street, Westminster; Messrs. MUOCURIDOZ and Co. No. 92, Boroughs Messrs. PARSONS and Sox, Ludgate-hill;
915,11plbord ; Mr. J. Asti:axe, Conthill ; Nlossis.l.,ficxlxcTori, ALLEN and Co. Finsbury-place; Mr. FAIR au KN, Minories ; Messrs. HA itraY, No. 164, Radcliffe Cross;
•66 pa d
mSall,
And by the principal EMONSELL/RS In the UNITED KINGDOM,


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