The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-02-17 00:00:00

LORD MACDONALD'S RESIDENCE, WELBECK-
STREET.

MIL PHILLIPS respectfully notifies, that, by or,les
of the Executors. he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, oa
the Premises, on MONDAY, Feb. 28, at I. the elegant and se.
culiarly well fitted HOUSE and 1)031 ESTIC OFFICES, Ste-
blinc, and Coach-house, situate No. 76, ‘Velbeck -street, Carte-
dish-square, on which several thousand pounds have been recently
expended in judicious improvements and modern and elegant deco-
rations. The interior embraces a library, dining_ parlour, suit o
three drawing-roenns, and a competent number .1 chambers an
dressing rooms; hot and cold bath ; a well.cennectcd range of d
nic.tic officer ; and a detached four-stall stable and coach house
rear of the house. The premises are replete with convenicnez fur a
respectable family, and in excellent repair
Descriptive particulars of the Residence may be had of Messy.
Gooiheve and Rankin, 4, Holhorn-eourt, Gray's-Inn ; at the A uc!
lion Mart ; and at Mr. Phillips's Estate and Auction Office, ;3.
New Bond-street.

MODERN FURNITURE, GLASSES. PICTURES. CARV-
INGS IN IVORY, JEWELS, LINEN, AND ELE--
GANCIES OF THE LATE LORD MACDONALD.
Vr R. PHILLIPS has the hunour to announce, that on
111. MONDAY, 28th Inst., and following Days' he shall,
by order of the Executors, by AUCTION, at his lacy
Residence, 76, Welbeck-street., at One each day, the useful lir 4
well-made Rosewood and Mahogany FURNITURE, brilliar.;
plate, pier, and chimney-glasses, paintings and drawings. service r;
glass and china, grand piano by Broadwood, several sets of chess_
men in silver and ivory, sculptured ivories in alto and basso ether°,
silver filigree, a suit of sofa and chairs formed of ebony and ivory.
miniatures, snuff-boxes, agates, cameo and intaglio rogs, amber
cabinets; a variety of elegancies and curiosities of exquisite beauty
and rarity, bronzes, or-molu clocks and candelabras, Japan, Ile',
den, Chelsea, and Sevres porcelain, Limoges, and Raphael ware,
&c. &c.

Alai be viewed by Catalories, at 21. each, to be then bad on the
Premien, and at Mr. Phillips'', 73, New Bond-street.

THE LATE LORD 3IACDONALD'S CHOICE WINGS.
MR.PHILLIPS respectfully notifies, that he shill
SUBMIT by AUCTION, on the Premises, 76, Wel-
beck-street, on FRIDAY, 4th March next, and following Day,
at. One for Two precisely, by order of the Executors, the CEL-
LARS of CHOICE FRENCH and FOREIGN WINES,
Liqueurs, and Spirits; comprising East India Madeira upwards
of thirty years in bottle, 140 dozen of rare old Malmsey, Putt of
the most approved vintages, upwards of twenty years in hotel •t
Sherry, Hermitage, Sauterne, Old Port, Champagne, Frontig-
nac, Aquarian, Old Hoek. Catalonia, Burgundy, Claret, Col.
stantia, Cognac Brandy thirty.twn years old, Noyau, Dantzie,
Ravels, Eau d'Or, &c. and two pipes of East India Madeira.
The whole presumed to be of the purest quality, having teen
selected with unbounded liberality and acknowledged judgment.
Samples may be had six days previous to the sale, and Cata-
logues now had at Mr. Phillips's, 73, New Bond-street.

A COLLECTION OF CABINET AND GALLERY
PICT I: RES.
MR. PHILLIPS respectfully announces, that 03
WEDNESDAY, the 4d of March, and following Day, he
shall SUBMIT by AUCTION at his Great Rooms, New Bond.
street, a Pleasing Collection of Cabinet and Gallery PICTUIt
of the Italian, Dutch, Flemish. and French Schools, particularly
• tine Gallery Painting of the Nativity, by Rubenvi and others o:
merit., by Poussin. Albano, Wouverrnans, J. Stein, Ruesdal. t 'ar.
recd. Rembrandt, Teniers, Ostade, 11"ynants, Titian, Guido.
G. Dow, Berchem, &c. &c. ; the Property of a Gentleman.
May he viewed two days prior to the sale, and Catalogues then
had at Mr. Phillips's, 73, New Ilond•strest.

A SPLENDID ASSEMBLAGE OF COSTLY FURNI-
TURE, BRONZES, PORCELAIN, CABINETS. PIC-
TURES, BOOKS, AND PRINTS, OF A GENTLE-
MAN.
MIL PHILLIPS respectfully announces, that in March
next he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Rooms,
Bond-street, a superlative elegant ASSEMBLAGE of COSTLY
FURNITURE, both useful and decorative; noble glasses of
magnitude and brilliancy. or-molu chandeliers in the Parisian taste.
commodes, consoles, cabinets, and secretaries, of the tinest stork
and time of Reianer ; Florenceeoffm, armoires, litnary tables, and
commodes of the richest buhl ; services of Sevres and Dresden
chins. and ornamental vases and urns and cabinets, specimens et
Royal Sivres bronze and or-molu candelabras, busts, and groups
anti figures; agates, japan, Limoges. crys::ils, amber csbine.s.
collection of pictures by the Italian, Dutch, and Flemish masters ;
a library of valuable books and books of prints, &c.
More detailed particulars will be notified in date time.—New
Bond-street, February 7, nu.

COTTAGE RESIDENCE, near EALING, MIDDLESEX.
/% ,1 R. PHILLIPS notifies, that he is authorised to dis-
pove of, by PRIVATE TREATS', Imp
roved
LEASE Impved
LEASE of a cheerful COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
with cone).-
house and stabling, good kitchen garden, pleasure grounds and
orchard, situate between Ealing and Harrow, one mile off tht
Uxbridge road, and seven from London.
The interior has been judiciously improved, and rendered con
petent to receive a small family.
Further particulars, and cards for viewing, may be had on
plication at Mr. Phillips's, 73, New Bond-street.

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Disorders of the Lungs. It gently opens the breast, anJ immedi.
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cold, and thus it affords great relief In Asthmatic Complaints. It
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