The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-05-05 00:00:00

66%,= aim bp ituttion.

ENGUSII AND FOREIGN PORTRAFFS.
By Mr. KING,
At bis Grtat Room, No. 38,, King.treet, Covent-garlet.,
by Order of the „Executors, TI BS and Three 10th:m.0,4
Days, at Twelve o'Llork,
riIHE valuable and extensive COLL ECTI:
1 of ENGLISH and FOREIGN Pt NI.TIZ.‘ ITS th v. r.t •
lame to the Civil Wars and Protztt.irate, of the clio'c• • 'or -
pre.siomi, many of them extremely rare, 50111.3• Ii
Property of Mr. ROBERT GRAVE, of
lately deceased.
N. el. The Foreign P.ntra;ts, appertaining to the Eogh.ii
Series, Eng'ish and Foreign Topography, together spiel the
very ontutrous Asiternhlag.i of Aneictit aad Mudern Masters,
comprising the best Int pressMns of the Woriti of Albert Mow*
I-foliar, Rembrandt, Goluiiis, Saettv.el4in, the small Gierniaa
Mnsters, &c. will be sold early iu the ensuing season

SHELLS, CORALS, MINERALS, dec.
.By Mr. KING,
At his Oreat Room, No. 38, King-,treet, Covent-Carden,,by
Order of tile Executors, on WEDNESDAY next, atal
Ten following Dap, at Twelve o'Clock, '
r 111-M extensive.and valitable COLLECTION of
SHTLI.S, together with the Assemblage of Corals,
Minerals,• extremely tins Stuffad Birds, and other Subjects of
Natural History; the Property of Dr. GEORGE FORDYCE,
of Essex-street, in the Strand, lately d.,ceasi.d.
May be vie.ved Two Days previous to the Sale, and Cata-
logues, price Is. now had at the Room.

VALUABLE TAN-YARD. BERMONDSEY.
, By Mr. lONG,
On the Premises„ by Order of tho Assignees, on THURS-
DAY, the 26th last. at Twelve o'Cleek, funleis an ac_
cei.table Offer is made by Private Contrail) will be sold,
riIHE LEASE of a valuable Plot of Ground.,
1 with small Dwelling-Pleuse, Leather-House, Mill-House,
Bark-Barn, Drying 'Shed, Lime ;xtul Tan Pits. situate on the
North Side of the Blue Anchor Road, Bermondsey, late in the
Occupation of Mr. Timothy Perkins, Tann--; a Bankrupt,
70 Years unexpired of the Term from Michaelmas next, at
the small Ythirly Rent of 411. and all Taxes ; together, with,
tho neat and appropriate Household Furniture nearly new,
a Black Gelding, a Three Lich Shod Wheel Cart, Yard-Dog,
Utensils Li Trade, &c.
N. B. The Stock in Trade, eonsi tang of between five and
;ix I lundred Hides in different d. grew of forwardness, to be
taken at a fair Appraisertient.
Letters for Lather Particulars (Post paicL,direfted to Nu. CZ,
1,; inc-street, Covent-Garden, w ill bechily attended to.

r. LSTATES, NEAR PORTMAN-SQUARE.
By Mr. KING,
At his Great Room in King-orea' Covent-Garden, on TUES-
DAY, the 91st Instant,
rirINVO valuable LEASEHOLD HOUSES,
si-
tuate in Bryanstone-street, Portman-square, viz. No. 30,
in the Occupation of Mt. Roberts, whose Lease expires at
Niiihtnunter twit ; and No. 21, iu Upper Bryanstune-street, in
tha Occupation of .Mr. Hamilton, for an unexpired Tartu of
14 Years.

To be viewed, by leave of the Tenants, six Days prior to the
Sale; and Particulars had at No. 38, King-strevt, Covent-
Garden .

By LEIGH, SOTHEBY, and SON,
THIS. and following Day, at their House, in York..stieet,
Covent-garden.
r HE choice and valuable COLLECTION of
11. COINS and MEDALS, ANCIENT and MODERN.
of the late •
GEORGE HOLLINGTON BARKER, El.
Of Harmingham.
AmnrizA which are, the Fifty-61411in Piece of Oliver emm-
well, and the faininisPetitiOn Crovrit of Charles 11. by Thnmitv
Simon, b .tit highly pre•a!rveil; 4140, an elegant Mahogany
Cabinet, contsitiimr, the most cem,:lete series of Town Pit Tell
and Tristrimen't Toles toter °tiered to the Public, with a
M.S. Cata ogee of them.
To b•: viewed tiil the Sale, and Catalogues may then be had.

By LEIGH. SUTHELSY, and SUN,
At their ROUSE, in Yn k •trert, Covent-Garden,
Tills and Font followinwlktr, at Twelve 0:Clock,
AVery.CURIOUS PARCEL of BOOKS, the
Peopeity of a K'EI.L•KNOWN COLLECTOR.
Consisting of a Raw Collection of Engli,ll Histury, Old
fligli:11 Poetry, FlAr, Ronitriee,, and Aliscalanies.
To be mew d, aod Catalogue. had at the Place of Sale.

By LEIGH, SOTIiEBY, and SOSI,
--
At their ILinie, is York-street, Coveot4;anleu, on WED.
NESDAY, the nth Inst. and Three following Days,
r I NHE NUMISMATIC BOOKS, and beautifully
ILl.tim MATED MISSALS, of the late
GEORGE lIOLLINGTOII.,BARKLR, Esq.
Atso his highli Valuable and extensive Collection of Ancient
and Modern PRINTS, by Dreyer, N. uteuil, Mas:on, Edelisick,
Illokwert, Vostirinan, Woollett, Bartolozzi, and other Artists.
The whole selecti.d inipreisions, atnorg them are twiny
roof., and s4lfilie large Scriptural Pieces, particularly fine. The
Itching:lnd Painis by Woullett, form complete and choku a
Collection as have ever been ud,:red to the Public.
fu be viewed on S4turdaY. the ith,-to the time of Sale.

Ti) SIATIONEBS'AND OTHERS.
By Mr. KING, jun.
At hi; Auetion Rooms, No Tay istock-street, Covent-
Garden; on SATURDAY next, at Twelve &Clock,
THE remaining Part of the STOCK in TRADE
of a STATIONER, comprising Writing, Printing, and
Drawing Papers, Pocket-Books, Scaling-Wax, and Wafeis,
Pens, Quills, Books, Largo Mahogany Counter, SGdi .g
Sashe; fur a Book-Case, and various other Articles.
May be view:d on Friday, and Catalogues had at the Rooms,.

London: Proved by GIL:At. No. 18, Crown-court, Pert-
street i and published by W Watt, of Water-street, 'Mack-
friars, at the t)ifice, No. 13, Salisbury-square; where
.Advertoemcarts arc received, and tail Comm:mien/ow to
• Ilse Zdaor taus: be additisial.