The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-01-07 00:00:00

SALE BY AUCTION.

At his House, No. 93,
Valuable Library, Prints, Pine Bust at Virgil, Ike.
By Mr. EVANS,
• and Eight following Days,
Pall-mall, as THURSDAY, Jan. 1:4
THE very choice and valuable LIBRARY of a No.
BLEMAN, deceased, containing a Noe Collection of 11,,.
gory, Topography, Voyages, Classics, and Belles
.Lettres,
eluding a fine series of Engravings, after Cane/a; Nichols's
cestershire, eight volumes, rare; Bray and Manning's Surrey,
three volumes; Clutterbuck's Hertfordshire, two volumes;
various County Histories; Stuart's Athtms ; and a Series of ttoki,
on Brea and Boman Antiquities; Edmondson's Heraldry, two
volumes; Statius l)elphini two vols. extmenely rare; and all th,
other Delphin Classics; a tine Series of the Variorum Classics it
ect • and another series of the Variorum Classics in 'lvo. ' •both
chiefly in morocco and russia I Menthe* do "tcodernie des In-
scriptions et Belles l.ettres, 59 volumes; Collection of the End,,
Chronicles, 13 volumes : (Euvres de Voltaire, par Wenn:art-4i,
70 volumes, largest paper, splendidly bound in morocco: chi
impressions of single Prints, tine Buit of Virgil, executed in
marble, by Bartolini, etc.

BRITISH AND FOREION LACE WAREHOUSE.
DISON and Co. tender their most grtternl theula for
the distinguished patronage they hate receiver since the!,
establishment in Regent-street ; and, zealous to retain that honour.
able preference, by never deviating from the principle of *elk,
nothing but the best articles, with a strict attention to fashion, ate
moderation in prices, hope to merit a continuance of their patron.•
favours.

A superb Collection of Point I l'Aiguille and Brussels Artielts,
with numerous Novelties in British tabries, prepared for the 4,
proaehing season.
No. xl7, Regent-street, Wag the Argyll Rooms.

OEOROB AND BLUE BOAR INN, HOLBORN,
LONDON, AND Na 96, CHEAPSIDE.

rrHE following COACHES set out as above, built oo
1 the last improved principle for ease and safety, by which pa,.sengers and parcels are forwarded without delay, and on the Mott
reasonable terms, to all pans of England, Ireland, Scotland, and
Wales.

-BIRMINGHA3I very superior Poet Coach, the Courier, every
Morning at Six, carrying four inside only. performs the journey
with astonishing rapidity, security, and ease, through Uxbridge,
Beaconsfield, Wycomb, Tetswordi, Oxford, Enstone, Long 'temp
ton, Shipstooe, and Stratford-on-Avon, to the Hen and Chickens,
and Swan Hotels, Birmingham.
UPPINGHABI and ROCKINGHAM new Safety Coach,
through Barnet, Hatfield, Welwyn, Hitchia, Mefferd, Bedfortl,
Bletsoe, Sharnbrook, Knotting, Rushden,. High=
Ferrets, Irthlingborough, Finedon, Kettering, Oakley, and Rod.
ingham, to the Falcon Inn, Uppinghain, every Morning (except
Sunday) at Eight.
BRIGHTON New Comet Coaches, carrying four insi'e only,
constructed upon an unerring principle of safety, set out every
Morning at Half-past Nine and Eleven o'Clock, by the much se-
mired and only direct route, through Croydon, Harley, Words,
Balcomb, and Cucklield (avoiding Reigate ill) to the Comet
Coach-office, 134, North-street, Brighton, and return from thew
at Ten and Eleven o'Clock in the morning.
TUNBRIDGE WELLS New Safety Coach, carrying four is.
'ideally, sets out every Morning at Ten o'Clock ; proceeds through.
the City, calls at No. 96, CheaPside (where places and parcels errs
booked ;) also at Lacy's Coach-office, Borough, by way of &eta
ley, Seven Oaks. and Tunbridge, to the Sussex Hotel, TIM*
bridge Wells, from whence it returns at Two o'Clock in the AM.
noon, daily.
Passengers and Packages are forwarded from Tunbridge WA
with the utmost celerity to Wadhurst, Ticehurst, Burwash, May.
field„ ileathfield. Rotherfield, Frani, &c. Ate.
A BERYSTW ITH very elegant Coach,
Radnor, Rhayader, and Devil's Bridge, every Mondayi an 1191.1140.
neaday Mornings at a Quarter before Seven.
HA ItROWOATE very elegant Coach, every Morning et 7.
LEAMINGTON superior four inside Coach, wary Menai
at Five.

—BARBI:UTE, Margate, Dover, and Deal, very safe foto is,
side Coaches, every Wonting at Half-past Seven, and Erasing a
Half-past Six.
131 It BINGHAM New and Elegant Post Coach, the &map,
through Henley...at-Thames Oxford, Banbury, sod Wilma,
every Morning at live, to the iles.aad-Chicksos Hotal, Birmag.
hon.

BIRMINGHAM Expeditious Post Coach, the Prate of
Wales, through Oxford, Woodstock, Emmet , Ship**, Sem
ford, and Hailey-in-Anleo, every Afternoon at Three, to die Ibis.
and-Chitimms Hotel, Birmingham.
WORCESTER, LEOMINSTER, MALVERN, HER.
FORD LEDBURY, and KINGTON New Post Catch, *
RoLa f cm, Afternoon at Half-pest Twit eCkult.
WOReCielgtk and LUDLOW New Day Coach, the Auras,
through Oxlord. Chipping NOM% Evesheler Maretee.i.Mara,
Pastime, One !limited Hot* insi, oetash. Amt. ralbm
every Morning at Seven, to the Hop-Pole Lee, Wassetai see
Angel Ise, Ludlow.
CARMARTHEN Coach, tlweugh Ozbd, Wereater, Hew
ford, the Hay, Brecon, Liandmay every Me** st
Seven--Passengers and Parcels fce=warded by this Cacti ts St.
Clears, Tomtit', Narbeth, Pembooke, Haterfardweet. and Mita
Haven.
HOLYHEAD Coach, the Prince of Wales, by lilleme.wshesty sae
Cd. CUM IMMO only Four brides ail the wey. Mel ODOM ese
Mites rest on the road; every dkßistiose Threes le Moan's
Hotel, Holyhead.
BLENHEIM and WOODSTOC.K PairCentli, removed ft*
the Old bell, through Uxbridge and Tamar* way Mere* a
, Nine.

OXFORD Post Coach, the Star, every Marniag st Nise,
through Uxbridge, Wycomb, Tetsworth, and Whoa*, to*. Ear
Hotel, Oxford.
OXFORD Poet Coach, Royal Telegraph, through Uxbridge
and Wycomb, every Afternoon at Half-past Thu
STAFFORD and CHESTER Light Peat Coach, every Atm.
noon at Three.
SHREWSBURY Post Coach, through Hmileyams.-Thamss,
Oxford, Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and Shillital, every Ahis.
noon at Three, to the Talbot Inn, Shrewabury.
LIVERPOOL very superior Four bide Coa.els, eery Nun.
ing at Five o'Clock--This Coach perfanns the journey with is.
on the goad mobbingod celerity, and is most decidedly the bast conducted Cosa
.

MANCHESTER Safe Conch, every Afternoon at Thus
o'Clock, to the Moseley's Arms, where it arrives at Seven the id.
owing Evening.--This Coach is considered inferior to so pubis
in the kingdom,CarbriTatliFOßa Coach, the Regent, through Stevenage,
Biggleswade, Noises, Huntirkgdon, and Wansford, every
Morning at Hairiest Eight, to the George Hotel.—hoards and
Passengers forwarded by this Coach to Oakham, Upplegbens,
Melton Mowbray, and Nmtuightim.
BATII and BRISTOL Coach, through blaidenbeed, Reed*,
Newbury, Marlborough, Caine, and Chippenhont, every Altera,*

—Rif/FORD Poet Coach, the Telegraph, through Hitch's mai
Sirelibrd, every Morning at Eight, and A' .=on at Half-pset Two,
to the Swan Hotel, Bedford.
KETTERING Coach, the Telegraph, through Bakal, Nil.
tat, Metros, Rushden, Higham, and Filmdom every Mowing at
Eitht, except Sunday.
EEDS Royal Union, through Biggleswade, Eaton,
Newark, Doncaster, and Pontefract, every Mooring at 5ev8412,1
arrives at the White Horse, Leeds, neat Morning at Eight.
EDINBURGH, THIRSK, NORTHALLERTON, DAR.
LI NGTON, DURHAM, NEWCASTLE, MORPETH,
ALNWICK, BERWICK, PERTH, INVERNESS, ABER-
DEEN, and all Parts of the North of Scotland Dady.
CANTERBURY, CHATHAM, and ROCHESTER Post
Coach every Morning at Seven, and Afternoon at Six.
CAMBRIDGE FLY, through Smutted, Chesterford, Sawing;
and Shelford, every Morning at Ten.
CAMBRIDGE TIMED, through Macke ill, Newport,'chic.
ton. Duaford, Whittlesford, and Shelford, every A st
Three, to the Eagle Inn, Cambridge.
RI PON,_ YORK, KNA RESI3OROUGH, KENDAL, SKIP.
TON, OTLEV, CARLISLE, and OLASOOW, very
ray Marnm.
AR AR ARD CASTLE, GRETA BRIDGE, GILLING.
RICHMOND, CATTERICK, and BEDALE, very feat Fow
Inside Coach, to the King's Head, Barnard Castle, Malls!
Thiusday and Saturday Mornings, at Seven.
WOBt!RN TELEGRAPH COACH, through St. Alban%
Redburn, Market Street, Dunstable, and Bacilli's, every Day is
apt Sunday, at Half-past Eight.
KIDDERMINSTER, CH ELTENHAM, GLOUCESTER.
and BROMIARD Coaches Deily.
WELLINGBOROUGH, OLNEY, EMBERTON, SHER.
RINOTON, and NEWPORT PAONEL, Post Coach, reef
Morning at Half-past E*,ht, exeaptlianday.
ROTHERHAM SHEFFIELD, HUDDERSFIELD, rod
HALIFAX Post Coaches, every .Moming at a 9uarta before 7.
OUNDI.E Light Coach, THE REGULAIOII. through Ss,
Nene', Kitribokon, and Thrapstone, Tuesday, Thundsy, 06
Saturday Mornings, at Half-past Seven.
HUNTINGDON New Light Coach, through Binlenradt.
St. Neat's, Migden, and Brampton, every Motning at Half-P0
Eight. •
HERTFORD, HODDESDON, BROXIK'RN, CHFfr
HUNT, and WALTHAM CROSS Coaches, every Afternoon
at Half.past Three.
EPPING, II AR LOWE, SAWBRIDO EWORTILRISHOe
STORTFORD, STANSTEAD. and SAFFRON WALDEN
Post Coaches, every Morning at Ten.
SWINDON, MA it LIN )1.16 LI, RAMSBURY, HUN.
GERFORD, and Si:WM.IIV, New and Elegant Post Comb.
every Tuesday, Thursday, nod Saturday Mornings, at a Quieter
before Seven.
** The Nobility and the Public are requested to observe, that
~, the extremtly dangerous practice of racing is not suffered by any of
the above carriages under any pretence whatever.
The Proprietors beg leave to inform the Public, that they will
ottles„leinserlivus,es aerstrultablpelfa,an4rtchackerrilnerinzt.
not hold
sore than nor fa
iyf lortothcror Pdaamarged,"lmPlesaamengrnthe same be
and an Insurance paid, over and above the common carriage, when
r delivers! at the above Inn, or to any of their Offices de Agents a'
different Parts of the Kingdom. E. AUGER and CO

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