The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-03-07 00:00:00

A SUBSTANTIAL LEASEHOLD BRICK.BUILT MAN.
SION. WITH COACH-HOUSE AND STABLE. BRY•
ANSTON-SQUARE, AND THE ELEGANT HOUSE-
HOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS.
•• By Alcorn. DAWSON and CAFE.
(By order of the Assignees of Messrs. Marsh and Co. Bankets,
Bankrupts), on the Premises, on TUESDAY, parch 15, al
T welve,
THAT capital well-built TOWN MANSION, situate
No. SI, on the West side of Bryanstoo-square, the resident.
of Joshes Henry Striker'', Esq.
The Premises comprise, on the upper floor, four cheerful air,
bed-rooms.
Second Floor—Two spacious Bed-chambers and Dressieg.
room.
Principal Floor—Two lofty Drawing-rooms •commanicatuig
with folding doors. The rooms are most elegantly finished sal
fisted up, statuary marble chimney-Veers.
' Ground Floor—A very excellent )k,ing Parlour, tilwary-, am
Dreasing.room, handsome Entrance-hall, stone Staircase.
Basement--An amplimde of Domestic Offices. Two Come.
houses, Five-atoll Stable.—Held for a Term of Eighry•four Years,
at a peppercorn.
May be viewed ten days preceding the Sale, with Tickets only,
which, with Particulars, may be had of A. Gordon, Esq. 57. Old
Broad-street of Messrs. Ward and Alderney, Bedford-square s
and of Messrs. Dawson and Cafe, Great Marlborough-scram

RARE COLLECTION OF DRESDEN AND 'SEVRES
PORCELAIN, SUPERB ANCIENT FURNITURE, OLD
CHASED PLATE. SCULPTURES, CARVINGS, &c.
MR. OXRNR A M respectfully announces, that
TO-MORROW. March 8, and Three following Days.
he will SUBMIT FOR PEREMPTORY SALE, at his sine:mil
Rooms.. 353, Oxford-street, near the Panthaon, a valuable scat
magnificent Assemblage of
ANCIENT FOREIGN ELEGANCICS;
Including splendid Dresden Vases of unurual sire, most elaborate],
embosseu end painted, a tine collection of scarce and Interesfirg
Groups and Figures, Dresden and Or-molu Clocks. extensive
Dinner and Dessert Services, De.jeunos, fine Cabinet Cups and
Stands, Corbeilles. Plateaux, isc. &c.
THE ANCIENT FURNITURE
is in excellent preservation, and comprises fine specimens of rcisnor,
marqurerie, and old bull, in' cabinets ; bookcases, seaetairee,
commodes, encoignturs, bureaus, bcaufets, library, pier, and toiltt
tables ; four fine metal vases of extraordinary magnitude, two
richly-chased or-molu chandeliers and a rorewood cabinet, marl
sumptuously mounted, formerly the property of Louis XIV. ;
sets of finely-carved antique chairs and seats ; Florentine Mosaics;
sculptures in marble; ad bronzes; rare nautilus shells, manned
in chased silver gilt ; old chased plate, in salters ; a beautiful ro.
min chalice and stand ; clocks mounted in chased silver ; apt! and
other boxes ; and innumerable articles of Vertu, collected in ass.
many and various parts of the Continent, and consigned dtrect from
Holland by a well-known Collector.
May be publicly viewed by Catalogues, at one shilling each, tbie
day.

FOR SALE—CANADA LANDS.
TEN THOUSAND ACRES, in Lots, of 20,0 areas
each, situated in the foU2wing vulnable township!, all of
which arc partly settled :—Shlpton. Hereford. Chester, Simpson.
Warwick, Ernrupton, Compton, and Ely. which towns lie between
the Canadian Settlements, on the south-side of the St. Lawrezer,
opposite the town of Three Rivers and the United Stater. .t Sheriff
Deed to be delivered to the purch 'sir. Conditions liberal.
Apply to B. Hart, Montreal; or to Samuel Foulser, Esq. 133,
Ratcliff-high w

100YAL MITSICA I. REPOSITORY, No. .SA, St.
It James's-street, opposite Jertnyomreet, Loudon.—This Eats.
blishment„ formed at the 'West Er.d of the Town. for the SALE
of PMNOFORTES. HARPS, and all other MUSICAL IN,
BTRUMENTS, at Manufacturers' Peet,. /Horde the Public t 1.41
great and peculiar advantage of inspecting at one view a splendid
Collection of Instruments, by all the most approved Makers, a*,/
of ascertaining by comparison the respectne merits of each. Zbe
whole are arranged in distinct apartment*, each room beine ex.
elusively confined to one description of Instrumeute, v!z.--Oland
Cabinet, Harmonic, Square and Circular Pianofortes, Harps with
tingle and double movement, Flutes with all the late Impromatents.
Organs, Spanish Gaiters, &c. &e., by all the most ondamit
Maker,.
Pianofortes, Harps, &c.. Let out on Hire in town and co:assay.
Every British and Foreign Iduaical Publication may te Sad
as soon as published.
NEW FONCIS. a. n,
" Cherry Ripe," by C. E. Horn, sung by Madame Vestrie 2
"'.lay thy lot in life be happy," sung by Kiss M. *net,
written alit! arranged by T. li. Bayley, Esq. . . 2
" The Daughter of Love,' sung and composed by Miss
Paton - - 0
fi Such tears are bliss," sang hi Mies Stephen!, written
ut by T. 11. Bayley, Esq. arrge. by J. C..Clitton . -.2
" hlornirg around us is beaming;" the words and music
by J. A. I,Vade, Esq. .
" Sweet, 'ds now the moo:illght hour" do. de. - 1 6
" Wake, my Love ;" a Srrenade; the word* by W. Logan,
Esq. composed by Carl Maria Von Weber - I
" Wbere are you going, my pretty man! F." sung by
dame `Feuds anti Miss Foote, composed by A. Le: - I"5
" Blue Eyes and Black Byes:" the MOW, by Baths Dan-
vers, Esq., the music by Sir J. Stevenson - . 2
'..Thwttee.lbyKeEl.lY)f- Firs/v.44i
" I fondly turn to thee, Mary ;" the words by Hertef
It •
" Oh ! I ue'er shall Lases .1" arranged by do. _ • it..
" :•imhne7;l'.....arEnds:olitedf. ibethetSytmsrringursiir bs;lt'e,
ennr.
" Rule Britannia," with Madame Catalant's V arimioss, and
a striking Likeness of tun in the frcrithylete. Codoposefl
by Pio Chiaischettini '4
Soft in the East," sunglotisi Wadden and ,
composed by G. A. II - - 2
.` Thb Year that's assn.." smangsd 41, str,,,ta, a ~ i
Published by J. Willis and Co., Propelotnes of the Soysi Mu.
steal Repository, 55. St. Jadies'ibtlfiff.; tocien ; Westmoslat.d.strect, Dublin.