The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-04-21 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.

• YORK Ht/USE, ST. JA3IES'* •
BS. ROBINS beg leave to anr.ounce to the
Public, that they will have the honour to 6E1,1, BY
AkSCTION, an the Premises, in the Stable-yard, on 1110\-
P I.Y NEXT, and Four following Days. at 12, the elegant and
I^.•:oeriate FURNITURE, together with the appendages there-
:o belonging, of the late Reside.xe of
HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF YORK.
's be- property comprehends splendid drawing-room suits of rich
• ataou and striped silk taboret in two burnished gold Grecian
✓stas. twelve fanteuil chains, and French curtains fbr cis windows;
treed and Lunashail gold eluvial tire 'erects, with plate glass;
NOBLE FRENCH PLATES,
great 'beauty and perfection, in pier and chimney glasses, 92 by
1-3 me ilea. 89 by 61, 72 by 31, 70 by 06, fle.; very fine bronze and
• r-rooto candelabras for three lights each, bronze vases and urns-
torus, or-rnolu French clocks, beautiful Sevre, Dresden, and Ori.
crname, tab porcelain; table and dessert services of Dresden
• French China, cut glass,
111AONIFICENT SPECIMENS OF ANCIENNE BURL,
co-sly armc.res, commodes, cabinets, library tables, thermes,
and clocks. The private dining and anti-roo.i.s of elegant pale
bloc tuotino damask, in French curtains for eight windows; two
Inglewood tvrecian sofas, couch, and thirty chairs ; chintz cotton
outmost for seven windows, Bonaparte chairs, elegant rosewood
armoire, mahogany chiffoniers, bookcases, with brass trellis doors
Alai marble tops; a pair of satin wood library bookcases, an up-
eient grarid pianoforte, with additional keys, by Stoddart, ratio
.unit vac.; Parisian mahogany cabinet dejeune tables, with
ete..rtilezops, and flower stand. The large dining-room of scarlet
Cloth curtains. for five windows and recess; twenty mahogany
Gaits ausi two, fauteuils, with scarlet leather backs and seats; set
it( mahogany pillar and claw dining-tables, eheval bre-screens.
sideboard, marble pier tables, large Brussels cement, five beautiful
%anted eats ?tiding sash windows, and two ditto French ditto ;
wtaty-one bedsteads and bedding, mahogany double and
;Met dens of drawers, wardrobes and presses, and bed-roora re-
itiisitest handsome marble chimney-pieces and stoves.
Ably be viewed, with descriptive Catalogues, at 3s. each, to be
'tad if Marrs. Robins, Piazza, Covent-garden.

YORK-HOUSE, ST. JAMES'S.
INUILDB24/6bMATBRIAI.9 of the late Blansioa of his Royal
Wellies! the Duke of York.
• By Blesses. ROBINS,
Otntite Premises, in the Stable-yard, St. James's, on TUESDAY,
May 3, and Three following Days. at 12.
fir HE very Capital BUILDING MATERIALS, in
• upwards of 100 rods of sound brick-work, large quantities of
Slating, Plain and Pantiles. several Tons of Lead,
TM rpTr-six MARBLE CHIMNEV-PIECES
'f vein, statuary, Burdiglia. French, and other marbles, a mag-
nificent sistnar7 chimney-piece, with sine leaf pilasters, richly
sculptured in basso-relievo ; 150 windows, of every description,
part with plate glass ' • 200 doors, of square panel, moulded.
o.•Petgal, double margin sash, street, gib, folding, and other part of
Juaifiscut ; carved frontipiece, wainscoting, Multi, partition, closets,
wellies. and the usual fittings of every description ;
A GRAND STONE STAIRCASE,
with roslweany toll and ornatmento iron panel balustrade, a se-
eohdary atone staircase, 200 square of flooring of clean batten,
dowelled and creel, oak and Or timbers in immense gum:tithes; of
.all soundings. large quantities of stone, in paving, steps, coping,
site. anti curb ; iron work, in railing, area grating and In.leonies ;
water-ek•sers, outside sunshades, 4.e.
May be stewed three days prior, and eatalov..es had of Messrs.
Robins, Covent-garden.

UPPER BROOK-STREET, OROSVENORAQUARE.
4ELUEANT AND FASHIONABLE FURNITURE, AND
SUITABLE EFFECTS.
• • By Mesas. ROBINS.
On the Premises, TO-MORROW, and following Dar, at 12,
ALL the elegant and fashionable HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, brilliant large plates of glass in splendid
aura, a fine toned grand pianoforte, elegant chandeliers and lus-
tre& fine pictures by -Ruben,. Old Frank and Teniers. and a fine
bora:- is subject by Angel ; together with an infinity of elegant pro-
lefty. recently completed by so upholsterer of eminence, in his
bait taste, for the Residence of • Gentleman,
No. 13, UPPER BROOK-STREET.
The ftreelttrre-rtrjost completed, and in a manner entirely cones-
lon:ling with the present fashion ; it includes every thing that can
be required in the residence of • man of taste and fashion.
May be rlewed this day, and Catalogues had on the premises and.
a Covent-garden.

GROSVENOR-SQUARE.
ELEGANT and COMPLETE RESIDENCE,
With corresponding Offices, in Upper Brook.street, near to
Hyde Park.
By Messrs. ROBINS,
On the Premises. TO-MORROW, at It.
IV elegant LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, held of
THE EARL OF GROSVENOR,
for 21 years, at a moderate rent; it is completed very recently in
tt.e best taste, and comprehends suites of three rooms, of good
"p-oportions, ur, eseli story. with every possible conyenience• family
utr. dewre: the bedchamber apartments are unusually numerous,
"urd the whole suited to instant occupation ; it is subiect to a low
rent of 2301. a year, and desirably situate,
:So. 13, UPPER BROOK-STREET, CONTIGUOUS TO
HYDE PARK.
May be viewed till the sale, and particulars had prior, on the
Pecans's ; and of Mars. Robins, Covent-garden.

BACHELOR'S RESIDENCE,
CFI A RLOT TE.STRE ET, PORTLAND-PLACE.
With the elegant and apropriate Furniture and Effects, in one
Lot, and immediate Possession,
By Messrs. ROBINS,
At the Auction Hart, opposite the Bank, on FRIDAY, the !9th
- - Mat., at 12,
AN elegant, but " PETITE RESIDENCE," in the
most perfect order for instant occupation, sod admirably
suited to a Bachelor or small Family, together with the fashionable
end well-adapted furniture, large pier glasses and chandeliers.
French beds and suitable bedding, and every thing else suited
altke to the taste and comfort of a Man of Fashion, desirably
situate, contiguous so Portland-place, No. St, in Charlotte-street.
The lease is held for a term of 47 years, sod subject only to the
original ground rent of 44L a year.
Particulars may be had till the sale of Messrs. Robins, Corent-
garden, of whom cards to view may belied.

A COLLECTION OF SCARCE AND VALUABLE
PICTURES.
By Messrs. ROBINS,
At thiir Rooms, in Covent-garden, on MONDAY. May 2, at 12,
AN ASSEMBLAGE of RARE ORIGINAL PAINT-'
INGS of the First Class, by diatingaished Masters of the
Ancient and Modern Schools, collected during a series of years, by
an Amateur of acknowledgedjudgment, among which will be found
the following exquisite specimens, viz.—Christ in the Garden of
Oh, es, Baroctio ; the Annunciation, Andrea del Santo; a Mi-
hiattlre from the Gallery at Florence, representing the Hely Family,
by itaphael ; the Burial of the Virgin Mary, Giotto; tl:e .Martiage
‘of St. Catherine, Parmagiano ; the Annunciation, by Loutber-
‘baurgh ; and many highly finished subjects by
Dominichino Guido L. da Vinci North cote
•• Vandyck Murillo P. Wouvermans Wilson
Carlo MaraM Titian Anderson Opie, &c.
Alt, two interesting and exceedingly fine Portraits of
i:AFOLEON BUONAPARTE,
:undoubted originals, by the celebrated Andrea Appiani, President
of the Academy of Paintings in Italy ; the one representing Na-
poleon in his Robes se King of Italy, the other in the Uniform of
en isobar Geneva& • The above cased= is confidently announced
as b?ing worthy the attention of connoisseurs, for shoes inspection
t.' e...me will be in readiness three days prior to the sale.
Descriptive Catalogues may be had of Messrs. Robins.

FIXESHOLD FARM, NEAR CRAWLEY, IN SUSSEX.
Comprising lit) Acres of Arable, ti-ass, xiid Wood Land, with a
small Finite non of Hops, and txtensiee Common Rights.
By Messrs. RO3INS,
•
At the Auction Mart, on THU RSDA I', May 12. at 12, by order
of the Executors of Richard Baker, EP. deceased,
-.ADesirable FREEHOLD FARM and ESTATE,
situate is the Parish of Worth, near Crawley Downs, in
Moues. It consists of a good faint house and cottages, with yards,
barns, anti useful out-buildings, and
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES OF LAND,
convehiently dii aied, and apport.oned into lid acres of arable and
grass, 35 acres thriving wood, near four acres of hops. The farm
is odd by Mr. 0. Prevett fur about tour years unexpired, when a
-wry conswieratile advance in rent may be contemplated.
Parrieulnrs may be had 21 days prior, at the Inns at Worth,
Crawley, and Reigate : at the Mart ; of Messrs. Dandy end Mor.
pcett, Ifreanes-buddinp, Chancery-lane ; and of Messrs. Robins,
(;overt-prden.

the Island of Dominica, West Indies, the Wall !louse Estate,
Dear the Town of Roseau, including 371 Acres of Land and 103
:,.eves.

By Messrs. ROBINS,
At the Auction Mart, is London, on TUESDAY, the 28th of
June, at 12 o'clock peremptorily, by direction of the Truttces,
under tbs will ofJeho Genoa, Eaq. deceased,
AVALUABLE and very LUCRATIVE WEST
. INDIA PROPERTY; the Estate is all FreeltOld and ad-
tairPuttsly Dear
PiIIGVHE TOWN OF ROSEAU.
It e,eiiprehends that well-known property, the Wall House Estate,
••tnsi•itit w of a respectable feiidenee celled the Great House, with
*ll se-Laois buildings and OUt-110111101, a water-mill properly fitted,
aird nl acres of land, of wbkh 114 acres are cane, 41 pasture, 33
ecr. „., Jund, sondbuid, kr. together with
NE(1110 AM/ OffiLß SLAVES.
• hose, 11 mules, 13 horned cattle, sad Levy thing requisite
dae and proper management of
A SUGAR P 1 ANTATION.
r^c );state may be viewed by application se Mr. Humphrey,
the manager. Priroed partleidars had two months aatecedvat to eie
r : tom ;of A. Mummy, IC.q. Synio:iars lan ;at the Anetion
A endears. Robins, Lontlun.

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