The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-02-02 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.

MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Eight-day Clock, China and Ohm, Pair of 21-inch Mobs*, /Ix.
By WINSTANI,EY and SONS.
On the Premises. No. 43, Mecklenburgb-square. na TUESDA Y
NEXT, at 11, by order of the Executrig of Thomas Cotton,
Eto.. deceased.
THE remaining HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Out
EFFECTS, consisting of four-post and French bedsteads.
with cottnn hangings, good beds and bedding, mahogany psdesta:
sideboard, set of patent dining tables 13 feet long and 6 feet WHIP,
14 parlour chairs with purple morocco seas. chests of drawer.,
dre.sing stands and gleam.. Inn and other tables. sofas, curtains,
chimney glass 44 by 40. mirror. Grecian and other lamps, caws.
fenders and tire-irons, kitchen requisites, Bte. •
To he viewed on Monday preceding and morning of ode, when
catalogues may- be had on the premises ; and of Winstanley and
Sons. Paternoider-row.

LIBRARY OF WELL SELECTED BOOKS.
Br WINSTANLEY and St /NS,
At the 111 art, on TUESDAY. the 14th inst., at 11, by °Woof

the Executors.

THE LIBRARY of the late THOMAS COTTON.
continuing of the Works of Johnson. Fielding.
Dryden, Swift. Hume, Corneille. Pinder, Sterne, Pope, Mes-
singer. Conk's Voyage►, Bruce's, flawkeeworth'e. and itswerey's
Travels, Cartwright'. Journal. Cox's Spain. Gibbon's Rome.
Plutarch** !Ave., Robertson's America, Scotland and Charles the
Sch, iohnion's end Steevenes Shakespeare, Campbell's Liven of
the Admitsle. freniels'e Buret Sports, Annual Register, from 171.
to 11114. IR vote. end other Works by esteemed author..
Tn he viewed on :ilonday preceding and morning of 'isle, when
catalogue* ma be had at the Mart, and of Si'instanley and Sons.
Paternoet er-row .

ECK LEN SCR° /1-SQUA RE.
9110 he LET, Furnished, for Three Years, or for a
I_ shorter period, if desired, a very commodious FAMILY
RESIDENCE, with suitable offices. gardens. detached wash-
house, laundry, coach-house. and stable, if required.
The premises are in complete order, containing sie bed-sham.
bets, a donning room, principal and secondary drawing-rooms.
dininproorn, library, handsome entrance-hall, store-roowt, two
water-chmets, two kitchens. butter's pantry, and convenient eel-
larage, the whole handsomely furnished, and fit for the occupatfirt
of a respectable establishment.
For cards of admission. and further particulars, apply to Win.
stanley and Sons. Patemoster-row.

Mlt. 11-. NV. SI NI PSON reattectfullv announces that the
FREEHOLD F.S'FATEN, containing One Thnusand.
Four Hundred and Eighteen Acres. with the Growing Timber
thereon, valued at ;OWL, situated in the Parishes of Ashrldharn.
and Dengie, in the County of Essex. advertised to be sold by Auc-
tion at Garraway's Coffee-House. London, on the list Februar►
next, are Diepovrd of by hint by Private Contract.
24, Bucklersbury, Jan. 31, 1826.

A COLLECTION OF DUTCH AND FLEMISH
PICTURES.

R. PHILLIPS respectfully announces. that on
j‘l. SATURDAY NEXT. st One, he shall 51.18311 T by
AUCTION, at his Rooms. New Bond street.
A PLEASLNG COLLECTION OF DUTCH AND
FLEMISH PICTURE.,
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chic(l
•

Iv of cabinet size. including Specimens by the 31asters—
Ten‘irra Wynante Breughel Netschee
Vanderneer Ostade Woo vermans Al ichau
Moucheron Coils J. Steen Bercliem. At:.
Ruysilael Ruben. Terburg
A few ITALIAN and MODERN PICTURES, the property
of A GENTLEMAN.
brought from his country residence in Berkshire.
3lay he viewed previous to the sale, and catalogues had at Mr.
Phillips's.

CELLAR OF CHOICE WINES, BRANDY, AND
LIQU EU RES.
ott
M R. PHILLIPSTUESDAY,
t:I, 7respectfullytinsttat,
a i
One, announces,
she
si stlitm
by AI'CTION. at his Rooms. New Bond-street, without reserve.
A CELLAR of CHOICE FRENCH and FOREIGN
WINES,
Consisting of old Crusted Port. Pale and Brown Sherries. about
37 Doiens of tine East India Madeira, Rumness, two Cases of
Sawkling Champagne, Claret, Coil Roti, San Percy, Brandy.
Noyeau. and other Liqueurs.' ; the whole of which are warranted
to accord with the samples, width may be tamed at the thossifsale.
and Catalogues had two days previous, at Mr. Phillips's.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANOFORTE, NOBLE
OLASSES, CLOCKS, CHINA, &c.
Removed from Shenley flill.
ingthLts o,trt
R.
nPHILLIPS.x;..s
Dtv respectfully announces,
8a
,nannodst
following
One. he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Rooms, ;ItY;
Bond-street,
The MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
composed of rosewood and mahogany, in sets of table', commodes.
chefloniers, wardrobes, chests of drawers, wash-stands, mahogat.r
four-post and field bedsteads, with rich draperies and suitable bed.
ding; drawing and dining room and parlour chairs, with cushions
and morocco seats, a suite of Silk tabaret curtains and ottomans,
two pianofortes in rosewood cams, French secretaire and two inlaid
commodes, with marble tops and ormolu enrichments, several no.
ble pier and chimney glasses in gilt frames, measuring 112 inches
by 57. 11l by pair 84 by 38, and others ormolu clocks and
candelabra, ornamental and useful French and English chins, and.
a variety of culinary articles, the property of
A GENTLEMAN.
removed from his residence, Shenley Hill, near Barnet.
May be viewed two days previous, and catalogues had at Mr.
Phillips's, 73, Bond-street.

AN ADVANTAGEOUS LIFE POLICY IN THE
PELICAN.
Mr. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies, that on SA
TUR DAY, the Ilth instant, at One, he shall SUBMIT
by AUCTION, at his Great Roam*, New Rand-street,
A LIFE POLICY of INSURANCE in the PELICAN Lite

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In•urence Office. for the Sum of
THREE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED POUNDS.
on the Life of a Gentlemen aged M

The Policy was granted in the year 1814, and the Premium re-
gularly paid.
Printed particulars may be had at Mr. Phillips's, No. 73, New
Bond-street.

FASHIONABLE JEWELLERY, BRILLIANT NECK-
LACE. GOLD WATCHES, SNUFF-BONES.
N T It. PHILLIPS has the honour to announce, that 'on
THURSDAY, February IR, and following Dar, at Or,-,
he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, et hie Rooms, New Bond-
street, the Assemblage of Fashionable and Valuable
JEWELLERY and RIJOITTERIE,
_ _ _

in suites of suncrb necklaces, bracelets, and earrings, formed of
brilliants, rubies, oriental pearls, emeralds. garnets, turquoise,
amethysts, aquamarines, &c.. beautiful gold chain necklaces an.t
armlets, enriched with gems; brooches, lockets. tiaras, rings, pi, I,
&c. set with precious stones a vuietv of gold watches and snuff.
boxes, miniatures. cameos, and intaglios, and a variety of elegant
bijouterie, of modern taste, the property of a highly respectable
Jeweller. miring from business.
Nay be viewed two day* preceding the Sale, and catalogues h"t
at Mr. Phillips's, 73, Bond-street.

THE STOCK OF JEWELLERY, ‘VATCHES, &c.
Of Mr. FLACTION. a Bankrupt.
MR. PHILLIPS respectfully announces, that lut
THURSDAY. the 23d instant, and following Davi, ht
shall SI B M IT by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, New Boad-
street, by direction of the Aoignert of
Mr. FLACTION, a Bankrupt,

The STOCK of valuable JEW F7I,I,ERV. WATCIIEB„
boxes. and unmounted Brilliants, Emeralds, Rubies. claret's.
Amethysts, Turquoise, Topaz. Ace. ; also handsome tts• nr
Necklaces, Bracelets, and Herrin's, formed of precious stone. :
Ookl and Silver Wattles. Sonfrboxes, Rings, Pins, Brooche,.
Lockets, Head-ornaments, Armlets. Bracelets, Comte, 80.
May be viewed true days previous to the sale, at Mr. Phillipt's,
73, New Bond.street.

Pierce Egan's celebrated Life in London, which has heist
for some time slumbering in the recollection of the public, i. at
length revived in publication. anti the two lirst numbers bare in•t
made their re-appearance in all thee rosiness of character which
proved an attractive originally ; one of the plates in the numb,''
before us being the celebrated 31as/rem& Scene, where Jerry 14
flogging the Claws off' the sapper table, executed in all the vigour
of Hoge", and full of whim, eharatter, and humour. Intl e
grouping of this motley astereblarge, the general effect is iostaider-
ably heightened by its breadth of convert and appropriate claw-
ing ; the Nun is seen consorted with the Coalheaver; nut th• Ote-
, faced Lady in close confab with Shen itbgJew. The Comiseller:
seems posed, whether ling to proceed by " action..on ...,_diefr_
against the Clown, foe amassing the fold " le fretraft•
vril,"7.
or to file a bill in Chancery against llarisotin 621 * .§4447.°.
affectlogiaaf Ccalumbino : the tatter evidonll, • " ria .k,..,
b 44 whether se ens et .tire Courts it tit. w_4•101. j; 01;rt.;0
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a Joe le 4,1140." In mob* psil of sest",o6,
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