The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-06-10 00:00:00

QUINTILIAN.

This day is published, Organdy printed in two pocket
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mination of The REGENT'S CLASSICS.

Horace, es. 6d.—Virgil, with the Cele:, am. 6s. —Terence,
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70.—Eocailion Nepos and Poniunius Meta, 3s.
alias, b. ad.—Cicero, is 12 rola. 31. 11.—Locretisa,
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of ancient literature, in providing for them, al a moderate
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amended as it has beeu, since the days of the Elsevier, by
the ittelnatey and sagacity of learned critics in differ's! coma.
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collation of ancient manuscripts, which had before lain °b-
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'mate Winne,.
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Body of Latioity, as can r bly he eapected from soy
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Aniline being copied from that partirular editioo, whether
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At the Manakin, Wansiead Bosse, Essex, on the 17th of
June, 1822, and following Days, at Eleven o'Clork,
The splendid Sorvices of massive rich►chased Silver mid
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and Tea Poll; Triton Figure Salts; bandsotne Drinking Caps
sod Ceeers ; a small Plateau ; beautiful large Side board
Dish; eighteen dozen of valuable Agate and Silver•haudled
Table and Dessert Knives mud Forks.

The Gilt Plate comprises a supra, Dessert Service, exqui-
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tie.; splendid large
,Sidtbamed Dishes, most elaborately
chased with the Marriage o' Bacchus and Ariadae, Feast of
the Gods, and various other brantiful designs; Tea Trays
and &dem: Drinking Cups and Tankards, exquisitely
sculptured in ivory and splendidly mounted.
A mognifirent Plateau, in nine parts, feet long; ele-
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Plate Chests, Ste. dc.
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VALUABLE COLLECTION of FINE PAINTING 9

BRONZES, SCULPTURES is 31ARBLE, and CASTS
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NIR. ROBINS, of Warniek /lonise* Regent-
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seurs is Flue Arta, that, by Order of the Trustees, be shall
offer FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
At the Mansion, %Vanstrad Bonet, on WEDNESDAY, the
19th ofJune, mud two following days, at Eleven o'Cluek,
The extrusive Colleetion of valuable PJCIIIII.O, Bronzes,
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Modern Masters ; many very elegant Marble Vases. among
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MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

War Office, Juse 7, 11321.
lit Regiment of Dragoon Guards-1,,,,,,wient how,
moods Smith, from the 18th Light Dr§lllmtner to be bee-
lenient, vice Pd'Malion, who exchanges—dated May, 26,
1812.
4th ditto—Lieutenant John Dexter to be Captain. by our-
chime, vice Sibiburpe, who ret.res —dated May 30, 1822.
Cornet Lov.lace Siemer to he Lieutenaut, by purchase, vice
Dexter—dated as above.
Henry Fame, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Sumer
—dated as above.
4lb Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieoten•nt Charles St.
Juba Fancnurt, from half-pay 91at Fool. to be Lieutenant,
vice Witham Thomas lofts., who erechaugei, receiving
the difference between the full pay of Cavalry and full-pay
of iorantry—dated as above.
10th ditto—Captain Robert Burdett, from half par 794
foot, to .be Caplets, vice Edward Francis Signet!, who
exchanges, receiving the difference—dated am shove.
Henry Pbtllipps, Geut. so be Cornet, by purchase, Vie*
Lord Beauchamp, promoted—dated as above.
164 ditto—Captain Augustus Frederick Ellis, from half-
pay 76th Foot, to be Captain, vire Julio Grimes, who
exchanges. receiving she difference betweeu • full pay
Troop and • full-pay Company—dated a. above.
Lieutenant Alexander St. Leger M‘Malion, from the Ist
Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice Smith, who ex-
changes—dated May 26, 1822.
19th ditto—Gentleman Cadet Ormsby Phiblee, from the
Royal Military College, to be Curvet, by purchase, vice
Hervey, promoted iu the 12th Light Draguutiv—dated
May 30, 1822.
13.1 Regiment of Foot—Lient•nftot William Mainwaring
Sloane, from Waif-pay 67th Foot, to he Fir.' Lieutenant,
vice Alexander Claylislhe, who exchan;es, receiving the
difference—dated as above.
36th ditto—Lcutenaai James Murray Honor, from half-pay
Rifle Brigade, to be Lieutenant, vice Framis Pierson
Welker, who exchanges, 'mimes the difference—dated
as above.
404 ditio—ljentenant Frederick Charles Ginning, from
half-pay 21st Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant' vice Wil-
liams Maiming, who exchanges, receiving the difference—
dated as above.
80th ditto—Ensign John Thomas, front half-pay 22d Foot,
to be Ramp, vice Wesurupp Pearl! Watkins, who ex-
changes, neritring the difference—dated as above.
2d West India Regirorni—Lieutenant Henry Balthazar
Adams, from half pay Royal African Corps, to be Liemee-
neat, vice Rosa, who appolutmeut has sot takes place—
dated as shove.
lit Ceylon Regiment—Second Lieutenant Alexander Murray
Hay, from the 2d Ceylon Regiment, to be Second Lieute-
nant, vice H. S. Newbolt, who retires upon half-pay 2d
Ceylon Regiment—dated as above.
Veteran Cumpauy—Lieutenant Henry Terry, tient the laye
64 Royal Veteian Battalion, to be Lieuttnaut, vice
HuweLl Ball, placed en she Retired Loot.
ElltATlng is. Gazette of Ist hasten!.