The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-02-22 00:00:00

TEN THOUSAND OUNCES,

and an assemblage of miecallaneous objects of elegance, utility, and
omnment.

Furniture. Clucks. Candelabra, Porte Wee, looks, Watches,
Jewels, Pictures. Prints, &c.
Ala; be viewed four days preceding dm tale, by candogass, bad,
at la. each,.at 73. lined-atteet.

The splendid and unique Dressing CAW and Travelling Chariot.
by Adams, of Joseph Rayne, Eq. costly Funikete. Glass
Ware. China, Ace. .
:5,1' PHILLIPS respectfully notifes, that on TUES-
DAY NEXT, 9&h inst at One. he shall SUBMIT by
AUCTION, at his West Rooww, New Bond-street, the 'singularly
elegant and costly DRESSING CASE, with the interiorapparatus
%holly formed of silver gilt„richly and exquisitely chased, fitted to
an expensive rosewood case, mounted in silver and beule. and fined
with crimson seism designed end executed by the late Mr. Love,
jeweller, at an expense to Mr. Rayne of Fifteen Hundred Guineas.
Also • handsome Travelling Chariot. painted claret brown. and
picked out Mark, lined with fine cloth. trimmed with elk late,
C springs, finished ha a superior manner by Adams, and nearly
new.

Au assemblage of superb and elegant Furniture, manufaitured
in a very superior manner, including a matchless carved tddeboarti,
and set of dming.tablcii. twenty feet by six feet ; handsome library
ruble and bookcases, and seeretaires ; suite of rosewood and m•ho-
gany drawing.rooen tattles, four mahogany ottomans, enrinhad with
burnished gold; 30 ditto chairs. sofas, and chaise lounges ; con-
sole= and bier tables, noble pier and chimney glasses, a superb
dinner service of French chins, and splendid service of rich cut
glass ware, and magnificent chandeliers formed of or=molu and ri.h
rut glass ; large Turkey carpet, select library of books and paint-
ings, two gold-mounted fowling.pieoss, and miscellaneous objects
of ornament and value, selected without regard of expense. •
May be viewed four days prior to the sale. ant; catalogues de-
scriptive of the above, and also of the service of ;dale, &c. bad at
Mr. Phillips's, 73. New Bond.street. •

A PLEASING AND SI LECT COLLECTION OF
CADINET PICTI;RES. • s
'.lklßT.llFlllßlSLDL•tiT,SMarrceshPeVaut"lneaon,ncirt stoat"
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MIT by AUCTION. at his Rooms,'73, &Ind .strect, a select and
valuable Collection of PICTURES, principally of the Dutch and
Flemish Schools. Formed by a Gentleman. who, during ai long
readetwe on the Continent, had the most favourable opportunities
of choosing from the various collections which were distributed
during the Revolution. Among ninny +hers of equal merit ars
specimens by—
A. Schiavone, Rembrandt, Om,
S. Rosa, Derghem, Pamir,
De Heem, K. Do Jartlin, Ostade. Sch !dung
mom , Miens. 4 • a•
111*, be viewed three days pftviods to the Ole by eitskilfulftliad
mbar. Phillips's. 73, New 110,1 d-street. •

SPLENDID COLLECTION OF PICTURES. CARRIAGE
AND HORSES, PLATE, WARDROBE OF FOREIGN
DANIASR TABLE AND BED LINEN, AND VALUA-
BLE EFFECTS._ _

By Mr. WILLIAMS, •
At the Auction Mart, Bartholomew-lane, TO.IIIORROSV. end
Two following Days, at 12.
A Valuable COLLECTION of PAINTINGS, chief
/11„. of the Cabinet size; comprising Ninety-eight Speeitne! ;‘,
by the most eminent Illasten of the Italian, French. Flirtiho.,
Dutch, and English Schools- A fashionable PHAETON. litir red
a rich claret brown, lined with tnoroeoo and superfine cloth.. bar.
ness with brass furniture, and a pair of handsome young Mares,
14 hands high, forming an elegant equipage, the properry of a
Gentleman going abroad.; also, a Sideboard of Plate and Patted
Articles, en extensive Wardrobe of beautiful Damask Table sod
Bed Linen, comprising eighty Sicilian and other foreign cloths,
(front the breakfast to the table-cloth), ten yards long. with cir.trts;
tray and sideboard cloths and napkins, en at• •e. The btd liheta
cunsiats $i cambric, Holland, Russia., and -.cher sheets' of large
sire"; Marseilles guilts, &c. a brilliant-toned cabinet Picnoftrte. a
choice Cellar of old Wines, 500 volumes of books, and other Aiken".
To be viewed the 'day preceding and morning of Sale. end
Catalogues had at the Mart, and of Mr. Williams, Throgrnortom.
street. _ .

N.B. The Carriage and Horses may be viewed two days near
to the Sale, at Nash's Lively Stables, Ordernan-street, near the
Bank.
0! Order of Sale r—Thursday 'ad, Paintings; Friday 24th„
Carriage and Homes, Plate, Linen, /se.; Saturday 234 h, Wines,
Rooks, ke,