The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
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!!ALBS BY AUCTION.
GENUINE, EXTEN9.IYE, and VALUABLE LIBRARY,
.LIVERPOOL.
By WIItSTANLEY and SON,
On MONDAY NEXT, and Thirteen following Days (Saintlier§
and Sunday's excepted), at Eleven o'clock precisely each day,
at their Rooms, in Poker-street, Liverpool, .
Pr HE very extend*, curfoug, and valuable IHISCEL-
1. LANEDUS oil 'LAW LIBRARIES of HENRY
BROWN, Ebel deceased, brought from his late Resilience at
Edge-hill, near Liverpool, for sale, by order of the Executor.
The Miscellaneous Library consists of many valuable works in
various departments dearly and snore recess English sod foreign
history, curious and authentic rovages and travels, the works of
esteemed authors in natural history. philosophy, magic. and the
sciences, biography and biographical dictionaries, early and maim-
ed authors in divinity and ecclesiastical history, romances, poetry.
and the drama, miscellanies, foreign and English dictionaries,
grammars, &c.
The Law Library, the sale of which will commence on Fr!dr.y,
the 28th instant, comprises a valuable and extensive collection
of reports, from the earliest periods ; parliamentary reports and
records, the most esteemed treatises and works on common law,
those of the most able writers on civil law, jurisprudence, and the
law of nations, with many other saleable and curious books, the
whole being upwards of five thousand volumes, collectedby the late
owner during a period atupwanis of forty years.
To be viewed tomorrow and two following days, and catalogues
may now be had, price 2s. each, of Messrs. Winstanley and Suns,
Paternoster-row, Lhndon ; Mew,. Poole and Harding. Dooksel-
sellers, Chester ; Mr. Babe* ' Leeds • Mr. Todd, York ; Mr.
Wileockson, Preston ; Mr. Lomax, Lichfield; of Wiastanley
and Co„ Auctioneers, Mangbester ; and of Wlnstanley and Son,
Liverpool. ••• A
MERCANTILE RIdIiDENCG. 13ROAD-STREEI'..
BUILDINGS.
By Mr. SIIUTTLEWORTH.
At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY NEXT. at 12, by order of the
Executrix of Dr. Meyer,. M.D., dooesual, unto' an acceptable
offer is previously made by private contract,
A N excelletic and a-Ay spacious LE.ISEROLI) RESI-
;II_ DENCE. advantageously situate within live minutes' walk
of the Royal Exchange, No. L, Broad-street.builtlings, admirably
silsptel for a mercantile or professional establiohnient. or a public
containing seven good ball-clustabers• with &mind-
monis and water-clown, spacious handsome illawittg-room and
anti.drawing-room, communicating by folding daors a handsome
I extensive NO and snit POMO, opital dining parlour,
derive, butler's
pantry, light con VC) lent kitchens, nJmcrouir wail arranged domestic
offices, rapacious wine vaults and catering, and large pared
yard behind. Had under die Corporation of the City of London
for fourteen years unexpired, at a very low rent.
'Mashy viewed with tickets only, which, with particulars, may
be had or Mr. Shuttleworeb. 28, Poultry. Particular!, may he had
also of Mr. iinetr Solicitor, 8, Throdmonon-street ; atott at the
Mart.

THE Right Hon. THOMAS LORD•• MRSKINEi
deceased.—A II Persons having Claim's or Demands on the.
Estate of the said Lord EitAKINE, are requalted to AransMit tlier
particnlars thereof to Messrs. Matte acct] rarty,Soliciturs, Takashi..
on or before the 10:11 day of Noycti*er next, on winch day, or so
soon after as conveniently may be,•rhe resldt* of the 3loney arisink
from the Sale of his keel and Leasehold Ciente% iweinssex, in
mortgage, will be disposed of, and all such Cceditere "rho may
neglect io send in the particul.as of their Claims, will be excluded.
horn ail benefit and advantage arising therefrOM.

TO 'WHOLESALE TFAIMALEUS, GROCERS, AND
OTHERS.
' MOST Flbumum PRE*ISES.
STREET, NEAR. MAW!
By 4114 SHUYTLXVKIRTH,
At the Mart. on IW'
At the 26th inn, at 12. •
TH E extenisice and valuable PREMISES, established
for upwards of a century in the wholerole and retail Tea
Trade (for which and the general Orxcry business, or any concern
reittiring apace, light, and a peptibsus thoroughfare, they are
equally adapted), lemmanding cue of the finest public situations
in the City of London, No. El, on the West site of tiracaelturelt-
street, between Comhill and Loinhartlatreet, the corner of Bell-
yard, a much frequented avenue to the Jamaica, Jenuialein, and
other Mercantile Institutions. The premises comprise. on tint -
lrincipal floor, a spacious warehouse *ith a conspicuous front, a
arge countinghouse, and
_private entrance; in the upper stories,
accommodations for two fitmilies, cobsisting of numerous bed..
chambers, dining and drawing rpovts. kitchens end other te3ees,
with a dry warehouse. wine vault, aid capacious &Baring on the
basement. The premises are also well situated and adapted far a
public trailing company.
Msy be viewed with tickets only, which, with particulars, may
be had of Mr. Shuttleworth, 28,
,Poulare, who is authorised to
treat for the sale by private compact. Particulars will also be
delivered on the premises, and atoll.lllart.
RECTORY OF BOW., .1)10,1
A/IR. CACTI has the, honour to announce, that Ite
iT will, on THURSDAY, the 3th instant, at 12. SUBMIT
by AUCTION, at the Auction Mart opposite the Bank of Eng-
land (unless an acceptable Mier should in the meantime be made
by Private Contract), the PE RPETDA I. A DVOWSON and
NEXT PRESENTATION to the valuable .4111E(701tY of
BOW, Dalwea,ewpilearr with the gwria-antlimediLa of the
Parish, tontairung about 4,000 acres of principally rich corn land,
and being of the estimated value of upwards of Mt. inclusive
of the Rectors] Residence, and eighty.five acres of Glebe Land.
.The village of Bow la in' a beautiful perry, else twenty of Devon,
presents every variety of field sport, and is distant from EZeter 15,
Creditors 7, and front London 188 mike.
Printed particulars may be-had at the principal Inns at Oxford
and Cambridge: of J. S. Clay, Esq. Solicitor, Barnstaple. Devon 4
of 31e. (*Dote, Land Surveyor, -14sflbed, near Chumleigh ; the
Auction Man; and of Mr. Canty, Auctioneer, Estate Agent, and
i Surveyor, 80, Pall-mall, London.

FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, JAM ES-STREET, BUCK-
ING IiAM-GATE.
By Mr. CAUTY,
At
Atho Auction .dart, on THURSDAY. the 20th inst.. at 12,
Most substantial FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, very
desirably shuttle, No. 27, James-street, Buckingham-gate,
fronting bt. James's-park, containing two parlours, drawing room,
three belt and two secondary chambers, with two good kitchens.
calming, 640. together with a small garden, and a neat detached
Cottage, containing two good rooms, water closet, and other con-
venience...

:thy be virwca tiR the sale, and printed -particulars had or
Charles Hertslet, E.l. Solicitor, Igo. y, Northumberland-street,
Strand; en the premises ; at the AnettonMart ; aadof Mr. l'autY,
Me, Pall-raaU.