The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-05-21 00:00:00

A COLLECTION OF PICTURES.

/ R PHILLIPS respectfully announces, that THIS
11.1. DAY, at I, he shall SELL by AUCTION. at his Great
Rooms. New Bond-street, a select and pleasing COLLECTION of
PICTURES, combining the Italian, Dutch, and Flemish Schools,
among which will be found Specimens from the pencils of
Rembrandt Dominichino Pousvin (lamed
3lurillo NVouvermans Ter.iers 3. Stein
Ostade Schalken Grange Verret, AG
Several pleasirg Compositions by modern Artists of the Engliih
and French Schools, the property of an Amateur, long resident in
Holland.
May be viewed, and Catalogues had at Mr. Phillips, 73, Bond.
street.

SIDEBOARD OF CUT GLASS, DRESDEN. SEVRF,
AND INDIAN PORCELAIN, LIBRARY BOOK-
CASE, ecc. &e.
The Property of the Countess of 3lengden, removed from Glou-
cester-place, Portman-square.
MR. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies that lie rhill
FELL. by AUCTION, at his Great Roomr, Ncw Bond-
street, on TUESDAY NEXT, May 24, at I Inc o'clock, an maim,
Wage of useful and ornamental china, handsome ormolu clock,
candelabra and candlesticks, plated ware, three models of ships. an
extensive dessert and table service of rich cut glass, a square otto-
man in crimson silk, mahogany chairs, quartetto and other tables,
capital library bookcase, carpetr, piano-forte, strong plate-closet,
and a variety of articles of utility.
May be •leu et' the day preccdiag, and morning of sale, and Ca-
talogues had as above.

PICTURES OF THE DUTCH, ENGLISH, FLEMISH,
AND ITALIAN SCHOOLS,
Being the Remaining Part of an Original Collection.
MR. STEWART most respectfully informs the Nobi-
lity; Connoisseurs, and the Public, that be is directed to
SELL by AUCTION, at his Great Room, No. 191, Piccadil4,
THIS DAY, at 12,..

A CAPITAL COLLECTION OF DUTCH, ENGLISH,
FLEMISH, AND ITALIAN PICTURES.
This interesting Collection comprises Ninety live Pictures, visors
which area few fine Specimens of
Baroccio t f‘rregio Domenichino R uysdael
Roth Gerrard Dow Ovtade Terriers

Claude 0 araffelo P. Putter Wilson
many of which are in the original tuate in which they were importrd.
/11.4 y be viewed, and Catalogues at the place of sale, 191, Pieta.
dilly.

VALUABLE MUSICAL. PROPERTY,
Under direction of the Assignees of Mr. J. "%mums, a Bankrupt.
By Mr. %V. P. musonAVE,
On the Premises, 78, Strand, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the
25th inst. and following Dam at 11,
THE Genuine STOCK in TRADE consisting of
several thousand engraved Music Plates, t Jpyrights of Sir.
C. Nicholson's celebrated Compositions for the Flute, with nu-
merous copies of the same, a very large quantity of the nsost
esteemed modern Vocal and Instrumental Works, Treatises, &c.
Nathan's Songs, &c. an upright grand pianoforte, by Stodart,
square ditto, barrel organ, violins, fifes, flutes. flageolets, Oa-
rionets, hautboys, bassoons, guitars, wolian harps, and other in.
struments, strings, tuning forks, hammer:, printing paper. &c.
May be viewed on Monday and Tuesday next. Catalogues had
on the Premises ; and of 31r. W. P. 3lusgrave, No. 5, Bread_
street, Cheapside.

CAPITAL BUSINESS PREMISES, WITH CO3I3IANU-
ING SHOP. NEWOATE-STREET,
Held under the City of London, with immediate Possession.
By Mr. DOULL,
At Garraway's Coffee House, Change-alley, Cornhill, on TUES-
DAY, the 31st inst. at 12 (unless 'previously disposed of by
private contract), by direction of the Proprietor, who is removing
to another part of London,
riIHE valuable LEASE of those capital BUSINESS
PREMISES and convenient RESIDENCE, having a spa-
cious double-fronted commanding Shop, well lighted in front and
back, with entrance into Church.passage ; warehouse and cellaring
under, well adapted for any wholesale or retail business; most
eligibly situate at No. 103, on the north side of that distinguished
and improving thoroughfare, Nen-ate-street, and
NEAR THE NEW POST-OFFICE.
The Residence has a private entrance, and contains butnerous
bedrooms, with two kitchens, &c. &c. The Premises are well
supplied with water.
Held by lease under the City of London for an unexpired term
of eleven years, from Lady-day last, at the low clear rent of 150 t.
per annum.

May be viewed ; and particulars had on the Preiniaeg • at Harm.
way's Coffee House ; and of Mr. Doull, Estate Agent, Auctioneer.
ise., 27, Princes.street, Bank.

MA NCH ESTER -SQU A RE.
AN ASSORTMENT of the very best manufactured
FURNITURE, belonging to a Heideman, tele may bs
referred to, who is leaving England, ■ public Auction br pro-
hibited under the Lease. The whole has been valued. :.- I . Re-
duction of Thirty per Cent. taken from the cost Prices. err ;J::‘111
being numbered, and a Book with the lowest prior affix, ' ae Mist
each, so that Purchasers can take the whole, or a single
The Furniture comprises large glasses, 70 by 37 ; solid rosewood
chairs and couches, covered en suite with the drawing-iram cur.
tains ; Morocco and horse-hair nadour chairs; Spanish 'patent
dining-tables and sideboard ; three pair of rosewood ard zebra
cabinets, of superior design; mnreen damask parlour curtains;
beautiful mahogany bedsteads and capital clean bedding ; winged
and plain wardrobes and drawers; Turkey carpets; rosewood card,
occasional, and 100 tables ; sad, in fact, so useful and ornamental
selection of capital Furniture has seldom been submitted to public
:peniew
for; this method
thbisangul:mostuunimaed iTh,elemo:Frugaint
reePeet:fotuarnimielev4l as
y
the most advantageous, from the saving alone of Auction dory, and
the necessary expenses attending the same.
The House, being situated. No. 41, Mancltester.atreet, will be
01 days (Sup* aneWd), at ten o clack

This day, in I small Bye. vol. price IL rvi• boards.
VT EST AFRICAN SKETCHES, compiletl from the
V Reports of Sir George Collier, Sir Charles .11Pearthy, and
other OEO4 Sources.
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This day is published. in Bvo. price 12s. boards,
LETTERS and PAPERS of the late Rev. THOMAS
SCOTT, never before printed. Selected and Edited by
the Rev. John Scott, A.M. Vicar of North Ferriby, &c. With a
Gae Portrait.
Printed for 11.. B. Seeley end Son, Ficet.strett.

This day is published, the Second Edition, 2 vols. Bvo. price IGs.
boards,
SERMONS, by the late Re•. W. RICHARDSON,
Suichanter of York Cathedral, &c.
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This day, Volume 111. Gyn. price Ids. 61 Wards.
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By JOKY FAWCETT, M.A.
Rector of &Achy, and l'erpettnil Curate of St. Cuthbert's,
Carlisle.
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This day, price 2.. lid. 1343=6,
P RAYERS for FAMILIES. Selected from Scott,
Vent), Mason, and others.
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This day, price GI. boaids,
THE ENTIRE WORKS of the Rev. TIIONIAS
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Edited by the Nev. JOHN SCOTT, ALA.,
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This day, in i volume ovo price 10a. fwd. boards,
A PRACTICAL VIEW OF THE REDEEMER'S
ADVENT. in a.S.eries of 'Discourses.
By the Rev. JAMES HALDANE STEWART, M.A.
M ir.ister of Percy Chapel, kc.
Published by L. B. Seeley sad Son. Fleet-street.

This day is published, in 12.n0. price 34. 641. boards,
MHE THEORY of COMPOSITION • with Examples
in Latin, prose and verse, freely translated into English, for
it:a Assistance of Youth.

By ROBERT BURNSIDE, A.M.
Printed for L. B. Seeley and Son.. Flect•stmt.

This day is ,published, small Bvo. price 4s. lid. boards, a New
Edition of
THE REV. MELVILLE lIORNE'S LETTERS
on AIIB.SIONS ; addressed to the Protestant 3lioisters of
ti.e British Churches.

Printed for L. B. Seeley and Son, Flat-street.

Thisaav, in ilvo. with plates, price as. ad. hoards,
AJOURNAL of a RESIDENCE at REV RIVER
SETTLE3I NT, and of various Excursions among the
Noah American Indians.

Bp the Rev. JOHN WEST, M.A.
Late chaplain in that Colony.
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This day, In avo. priee 70. 6d. board*.
/11HE TESTIMONY of PROFANE ANTIQUITY
_L to the ACCOUNT given by MUSES of Paradise and the
F.Ol of Man.

By MATTHEW BRIDGES.
JERUSA LE Al REGAINED, a Poem. By Matthew Bridges.
ttvz.. price Chi. boanls.
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This day. in Stn. mice boards,
AN EXTENSIVE INQUIRY into the Important
Questions_" What it is to preach Christ ?" and " What
lithe most eligible mode of preaching Him ?"
By RICHARD LLOYD, M.A.
Rector of St. Dunstan's in the West, and of Midhurst, Sussex.
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Httington, St. Paul's Church-yard; aad Hatchard and Son, Pic..

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to Plain People: being principally designed for the use of
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read, at the scasoos of social prayer or family worship, more ex-
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By the Rev. CHARLES DAVY,
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This day is published, in 12mo. price 1.. Gil. boanis,
1. SIMPLE MEMORIALS of an IRISH FAMILY.
A Narrative of Facts.
By • CLERGYMAN.
2. TRACTS upon some leading ERRORS of the CHURCH
of ROME. By the Rev. George Hamilton, M.A. Rector of fill-
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This day is published. in Bvo. price 11:k. 6d. hoards,
QIXTEEN LECTURES on the INFLUENCE of the
kJ HOLY SPIRIT; delivered in the Parish Church of St.
Olave, Southwark.
By THOMAS MORTIMER. M.A.
Evening Lecturer of the said Church, and Afternoon Lecturer of
St. Lemont's, Shoreditch.
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Pt ople.
- , Translated from the ;Inman of PESTOLA ZZ I.
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MEASURES, and CAUSES of VALUE, chiefly in re-
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Kings of Naples ; and of the Dukes of Milan. Dedicated, by
permission, to the Queen Dowager of %Virtemberg ; and inecribal,
with permission, to William, Lord Bishop of London. •
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and Chaplain to die lath Countess of Bath.
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EXCURSIONS in MA DE IRA and PORTO SANTO,
during the Autumn of IC-23, while on his Third Voyage
to Africa.
By the late T. E. BOWDICH, Esq.
Cocductor of the Mission to Astianten, !tonality Member of the
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,i I • Arrival in Africa to the
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:. k. 1 and Translations from the Arabic.
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pRACTICAL and INTERNAL EVIDENCE against
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Preacher to the King of Spain, in the Royal Chapel at Seville;
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itiNTS to the PUBLIC and the LEGISLATURE,
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