The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-04-07 00:00:00

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BOOKS ON ARCH!'_ _ _ AND ANIIQUITIBB.
• AND ENGAAVINGS.
By NI,. CHRISTI E.
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On THURSDAY,

aqua's, by direction
late Walsh Porter,

Court of Chancery,
TIIWELVE capital and very Valuable Italian, French,
Al Flemish, and Dutch Pictures, larmetly a part of the well-
known Collection of Walsh Porter. Esq., comprising * Holy
Family. by Andrew del Sarto, a beautiful chef d'oeuvre ; two grand
gallery pictures. by Titian, one of them formerly in the collection
of Charles I, ; a finely coloured pic..tirc, by Giorgione ; one ditto,
by O. Ramapo, and a small study by P. Veronese ; a beautiful
atabinct specimen of Ann. Cavaco ; a landscape and figures, by
Claude. from the Colonna Palace • tbe.grand Balbi Rabens, term
seating Rubens as sit. Georg.•, and his Three Wives as the Three
Marks, with lit. Jerome, from the Balbi Palace at Genoa ; a
RIO Family, with scriptural littures, by V. Dyck ; a Conversation
of Dutch Boors, b► A. Ostade ; and a woody landscape, by
Ilobbitna.
Further notice of the site will be given.

EPISCOPAL CHAPEL NE AILST. JAMES'S PARK.
By 31r. CHRISTIE,
At his Great Room, King-street, St. James's.sgnare, on THURS-
DAY, the 27th inst. at Twelve for Owe,
unexpirrA Term of thirty years, from Larbit-day
1. last, In DUI(E-STREET KV* SCOPAL CHAPEL on
she verge of St..lames's Park, war orie's Gate, Westminster ;
togallsessitir all the sal' *wets to a Propeletery.
Chapel, which are as complete in this as in any similar property on
the largest male. The Chapel-, which is frequented by a small con.
gregation of the highest respectability. is in the neatest condition
possible. having been recently repaired and beautified throughout,
at an expense of nearly 8001.
May be viewed, and further particulars to be had on application
to Messrs. Itourdillon and Hewett, Friday-street, Cheapstele; or to
Mr. Christie, King-street. St..lamea's-square.

DISTINGUISHED COLLECTION OF PIGMIES OF
THE LATE LORD RADSTOCK. _

MR. CHRISTIE has the honour very respectfully to
inform the Nobility. Connoisseurs, and Public, that he is
directed to SEW/ by AUCTION, at his Great Room, in King.
Street, St. James's-motive, on FRIDAY, May 12. and following
day, without reserve. the very noble and vtiverb Collection of Its-
limn, French, Flemish, and Dutch PICTURES, of the Right
Hon. Admiral Lord Radetock, deceased, formed by his Lordship
at great expense, and judiciously selected by him from among some
of the most renowned and prectaus chef.tVeeuvres of art that have
been brought into this country from Italy, Spain, and other parts
of the. Continent, in the course of the last thirty years, and
chiefly obtained in the way of private treaty; comprising many
known end surprising performances from the Collections of 'apo
di Monte, the Altiohruntlini, Borghese, Colonna, Falconieri. Pam-
Ginstlniani, and Bsibi palaces; from the Escur:al, and ninny
noted private cabinets, particularly three very highly celebrated
Holy Fatnilies, by G. Romano, Corregin, and Parmegisno ; four
chef-d'envreit, by Titian ; portraits by Giorginni and Parmegiano
(of himself>: exquisite cabinet specimens of Sclridone. Ann. and
Lod. Carried, Domeuichino, and Ottcrcino ; one of the set of four
grand Landscapes, with figures (St. John preaching), by Domeni-
chino, from the palace; au Ecce-Homo, and four others,
by Guido; Democritits, and Protagoras, by S. Rosa; lli grand his-
torical or sacred subjects, or landscapes, by N. and G. Pou.sin;
and a beautiful gem by Claude. The Flemish and Duteh Pictures
consist of the most admirable r,pecimens of Rotten.. Vends's+, lion-
sales, renters, V. der Neer, Rembrandt, G. Dow, Maas, De
ilooghe, A. Ostade, Dusan, Metro, Netacher, 'Zorn, Cuyp, Pot-
ter, Wouvermans, Berghem, A. V. de Velile, W. V. de Velde,
Backhuysen, 1)e Vleger, ltuysdacl, Ilobbima, Both, and ‘Vy-
nanta.

Catalogues will be ebortly reedy.

REGENTS BASIN, CITY ROAD.
llama, Fly Boats, Broad Wheel, Open, and Covered Waggon,s
Timber Carriage, Harness, Counting-house Fittings, and Mia.
cellaneous Effects.
By STEVENS and BRENCIII.EY,
On the Premises, 18, Regent's Basin, City-road, TO-MORROW,
at 12, by order of the Assignees,
THE Excellent and Genuine STOCK of Mr. MOSES
ROBINSON, comprising seven capital fly and other boats;
four excellent broad-wheel open and covered waggons ; new tim-
ber carriage ; nine powerful draught horses, from constant work,
and harness for the saute; patent chaff cutting machine, weighing
machine, iron scale beam and planks, loose cranes and jibs, hand
trucks, counting-house desk., and miscellaneous effects,
!Hay be viewed this day, and on the morning of AMC, and cata-
logues had on the Preiniseal and of Stevens and Brenchley, 3d,
Old Jewry.

• . _ _
CABINET-MAKERS' •SOCIETY.—CHEAP
CABINET and UPHOLSTERY, at the LONDON
REPOSITORY for the CABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY,
being the only real one now existing in London, No. 71, corner of
LEADENUALIrSTREET, opposite Aldgate Pump, and which
baa been established upwards of Six years. For Ready Money,
and no Abatement.
The Trustees and Committee respectfully inform the Nobility
ml Or ntry, that they still• conduct the above Establishment for
Atte Benefit of industrious:tad ingenious 3lechanics( who have large
Le
amities), by offering their 3lanufactured Articles in the Cabinet
rne of the best workmanship, and cheaper than by any House in
ondon. no totter profit being required than to satisfy the warehouse
mnt and incidental expenses: being aatistied with constant employ-
anent to enable them to support their families, the number of whom
F pear by the Books of the last Quarterly Meeting to be 148.
in,om the great patronage the Committee have received, they are
hopes of increasing that number.
w The following is a Specimen of the Low Prices asked t all Goods
a ?vented : X. a.
d.
Five feet Mahogany Bedstead, four-post 4 10 0
Tent intro - I 6 0
Bordered 31attress to fit -
Mahogany Drawers with solid ends - 3 5 0
Eight Mahogany Chairs - 610 0
Alall.gany Pembroke Tal)le - 2 0 0
Feather Bed, free from dust and smell.
from X 2 12 0 in fl 8 0
Drawing-room Sofa, from X 5 00to 7 7 o
bus Bedlam' 3 li 0
Alallogany llome.ltair Sofa 6 10 t 1 upwards
A quantity of Paper flanging' for Bed, Pining, and Drawing.
rooms, at nearly Half-price. The Trade will find it worth their
attention.
Houses Furnished at a few days' notice, and Apartments in a
few hourss—f Nods packed free of expense except the matting.
()IA Furniture taken in Exchange, Appreisementa in Town and
Country: and Estates valued.
COMMITTEE. . -

T. Corder J. 11 ikon J. Carter
T. I lIN.Ier J. Caw IW. Walthorn
TUURNELL, Agent. J. HASLER Secretary.

DAY, April 17, and"followirgi day,. at 1, by order of the
Executors,
THE: very valuable LllifflASY of BOOKS, chiefly
reliving to Architecture. Cato& and Continental Antiquities,
and the Fine Arts, of John Sandiii. EN. deceased, brougl,t trail
hts late residence at Reigate. Theilol lemon compriten the Voyages
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Ptttorcnquea
de Naples et de , ' de Sidle et Mahe, Er Houel t
de la Greece, de l'letrie et de la Haab., do laErt t Stuart'.
Athens. lonian Antiquities, Wood e 'lllbitheeeind Palmy , Demos%
Egypt. Antichita de Ercolano. MulsoiCaPi:olino, Pio Clementine,
Montfftucon l'Antiqulte expliq4, d capital set of PiTlDCOli's
Works. in 21 vole. tine impressmo.l the beat editions of Palladio,
04 Letmi:&e.; Campbell, Woolly, Olindon's Vi:ruvitis IRritanni.
cut ; Fnhbriche di Venezia. ;Igo 48 Not.: Carter's Ancient
Archhe.-ture, Cotman's Neon. ".X:icognsta Storia deli% Stml-
t furs, tl'Agincourt. !Horsier del A r Ira Monument, %Valentin
Monument Francois ; and nun ;1 recent Italian ptibliestiont
volaiing to Architecture and An nit.s; also some fine Engrav-
ings
by Volpato. Morghcm and of
May be viewed on Friday and Stirtirity precedi,pg.
PAINTED Girt VASES.
Ily Mr. CU STI E. .
At his Great Room, King-swat, At. Jamsia-square, on
WEDNESDAY, 1114-3, precisely at I,
AValuable and - highly wteresting Assemblage of
PAINTED GREEK VA ES, which were collected by
the late H. Trelliam. Faq ICA— aid were purchased from him by
the late Earl of Carlisle, and have begg greenfly brought from Cantle
Howard, in Yorkshire. They comprise a very coitiona raricy of
the early Sicilian, and a few Hme specimens of Solon manufacture,
and severalCampana Vases, embellished with interesting designs,
particnlarly one of large tire, with many names inscribed upon it,
which was originally brought to England by the late Mr. Udney.
May be viewed two days precedirg.
CAPITAL P ICTURES.
By Mr. CH aIaTIE.
On THURSDAY. May 4, at hit (heat Room, in St. James's.
square, by direction of the Administrator to the Effectitsif the
late V. alsh Porter, Esq., and under an order obtained from the