The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-02-08 00:00:00

Warranted to Clear on or before the 10th of March, or forfeit
Freight,
TOR CALCUTTA, with liberty to land Passengers
.I. at Aladraa, the very fine Tpk Ship PROVIDENCE, bur.
then 700 tons, JOHN MARTIN A RDLIE, Commander (of the
Honourable Company's Service); to load in the East India Export
Dock. Has a very commodious poop and other excellent accom-
modations for Passenger', carries a Surgeon, and is fitted us regu-
lar Indiaman.
For Freight or Passage apply to the Commander: or to
JOSEPH HORSLEY and Co.
• 7, Billiter•agttare.

VALUABLE LEASEHOLD HOUSE, AND FINE '
COMMANDING SHOP,
Piccadilly, near St. James's-street; beautiful Porcelaine, Bronzes,
Pictures. Prints. Books, etc.
By Mr. JAMES DENEW,
On the Premises, on MONDAY. the 20th inst. and two following
days, at 12 (by order of the Assignees),
THE select and very (valuable STOCK of Mr. William
Wise, No. 101- Piccadilly, Picture-dealcramd Importer of
Foreign Porcelain, a Bankrupt ; comprising numerous tinuatially
tine specimens of 1101 AL SEVE sad choice old DRESDEN
POR CE LA IN, embellished by the most eminent artists,' and
sumptuously mounted in or.molu ; Italian and other Bronzes and
Sculpturee, in large groups and single figures, or the finest execu-
tion; beautiful carvings, chasing'', and enamel+ ; superb French
tabler, cabinets, and commodes; Pictures by the first masters of the
Spanish, Italian, Flemish, and English schools; illustrated books,
prints, and numerous other objects of interest and value. judiciously
selected, at the most liberal prices, from the bat saurus on the Con-
tinent, during the past and former years.
On the first day will be sold the valuable Leasehold Premises,
with fine commanding Shop and private entrance, admirably suited
to any business of importance requiring display, in the first situation
in the metropolis, held fur nearly twenty years, at a moderate re-
served rent.
To be viewed three days preceding the sale, when Catalogues
may be had on the Premises ; and of Mr. Denew, Auctioneer,
Charles-street, Berkeley square.
Excellent Furniture, Library Bookcase, large Glasses, Finger
Organ, Grand and Cabinet Pianofortes, Double and Single-
barrel Guns, Eno Damaak Table Linen, Porcelain, Cut Glass,
Pictures, Prima. &c. &c. the Property of a Gentleman.
By Mr. JAMES DINEW,
At his Anition-Honm, Charles-street, Berkeley-square, TO-
MORROW, and following Day. at 12, by onler of the Trustees.
riNHE very excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
1 pier and chimney glasses of large dimensions. mirrors, giran-
dotal, clocks and ornaments, a finger organ, upright grand piano-
forte (by Kircktuan), cabinet and square ditto, double and single.
barrel gum, pictures, prints, line porcelain, very beautiful da-
mask table linen, and effi eta, the property of a Gentleman. The
Furniture includes a capital mahogany sideboard on pedoitals, set
of patent dining tables, twelve expensive parlour chairs covered In
red morocco, breakfast and 100 tables, two Turkey carpets about 21
feet by 14 feet, handsome drawing-room suites of tables anti com.
modes expensively finished, rosewood chairs and fauteuils, pier ca.
binets with marble slabs, window curtains and draperies, lofty four.
post bedsteads and hangings, with goose feather beds and betiding,
two capital winged wardrobes, library bookcase, a chamber horse,
chests of drawers, toilet stands and glasses, and numerous domestic
requisites. To be viewed, and Catalogues may bellied at the Auc-
tion Room, Charles-street, Berkeley-square.