The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-04-27 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.

coswEu-STREET REPOSITORY.
FOR THE SALE OF HORSES, CAKRRGES, &e.
D. SADLER returns his most sincere Thanks
to his numerous Friends and a liberal Public, for the
Inman'. of their past favours; begs leave te inf aro them lie
intends having a SALE BY AUCTION crely FRIDAY, at
Twelve o'Clock, the commencement of which will be on the
3d of May, and intends selling on every Tue.day as u•usl.
The above Repository is constantly open for the reception of
Horses and Carriages fur sale.
No mimeos of Auction charged on !Tones, &c. if not sold.
N.B. Private isles executed .in the shorten notice, slut
thr gr. sten attention paid to the iutereet of his ensplOyerv.
•.• Days of Payment every Day, excepthig um Salmi
I Days.

A CURIOUS, RARE, AND SPLENDID LIBRARY.
By Mr. STEWART,
At his Auction Rooms, 194, 000 site Albany House, Picca-
dilly, THIS DAY, and Four following Days (Sunday ex-
cepted), at Twelve o'Clock,
THE valuable, splendid, curious, and rate
LIBRARY, the Proverty of a Nobleman, and creosote
of, viz. Dugdale's Works, a fine and IllatChleSS Con ; Shak-
speare's Works, Ist, 2.1, 3sl, and 4tii, Editions; 1 fine Col•
lection of County Histories, k ariy Voyages, English eilfofli.
des, Early Editions of the English Poets, Roinaiices, and mane
curious Tracts ; a most splendid Assemblage of Books of Prints,
by the First Artists of the English, Dutch, Flemish, French.
Italian, and German Schools, very fine Impressions, 200 Vols. ;
several Volumes of British Portraits; a complete Collection of
Debates of both Houses of Parliament, Padiamentary
Histo-
ries, &c. 198 Vols. the whole in fine Preservation, and many
in sumptuous and elegant Bindings.
To be viewed this Day, and every Morning, from nine
o'Clock previous to each Day's Sale, and Catalogues had.

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To be SOLD without Reserve.
At Jack's Coffee-flouts, over the Corn Evchaitge, on MON-
DAY neat, at half peat One o'Cluck prucively, the•foliow-
log Gooch, viz.
ABOUT 3500 QUARTERS of Good GANT-
zit: MIXED WHE ; a roitsirleralile pan of which
i, node' the King's Lock frr Exportation, but my be mitered
fur Home Consumption, on the Putchaserz payittg the usual
Duty of about 5, per Quarter.
Samples of which may be seen, and Catalogues had, of
THOMVSON SO/ 1.. r.
Sworn Stoker, N 0.119, Nicholie-lane.

HAMME R
ESSMPROM HIDE PARKA C ORN k.R.
ITH --.TRESA TERACE. FOUR
MIL
With Posse: rim at Midsummer next.
A MOST DELIGHTFUI. LEASEHOLD HOUSE, WITH
A 6.IRIJEN. DETACHED ORCHARD, COACH-
HOUSE, AND THREE-STALL ITABLE, POLHARY
YARD, &e.
Ry Mr SHERWOOD,
At Garrawar's Coffee-liuu-a, 'Chance ail.-y, on WEDNES-
DAY, May V, 18US, at Twelve o'clock.
T>-1F LEASE of a most Desirable HOUSE,
will, Lawn in front, which recut:sit Irons the dJa. of the
road. excellent garden, oichaid of one acre, full of gandard
and waJi-fruit trees, tastefully laid out with thriving young
fruit trees in foil bearing, ornamented with Plower shrubs,
rewire/rens, end gravel-walks; situate in the centre of Therca
Terrace, in the total Villat:eof Hammersmith, nearly opposite
the rout mine stoma, with a delightful view of the river Thames.%
The dwellin.i consists of a drawing-room, 17 fret by 14, with
balcony windows to the floor, handsomely papei el . three bed-
MOM% Wad two servants d•tto, eating parlour, brealrfaat mom,
china closet, water closet with cistern, force pomp, lee. ; a
spacious entrance hall, 16 by 14, excellent front and batk
kitchen, well supplied with water; butler's pantry, arched
coal and beer valetts in front, airy excellent wine cellar, com-
pletely fitted up. The Premises are in excellent repair, and
held for a term of 20 years, at a rent of only GOI. per annum.
May be viewed six days preceding the Sale, by Tickets, not
application to Mr. Sherwood, No. 42, Bartholomew-Close, of
whom Particulars may be had; and at Garraway's.

DULWICH COMMON, SURREY, FOUR MILES
FROM LONDON,
With Imthiqdate Possesai,wt.
ELEGANT COTT kW" AN
LAND EIGHT ACRES OF
MEADOW
By Mr. SH IR WOOD,
At Garraway's Coffee house, 'Cliange-alley, on WEDNES-
DAY, May 9, ISO), at Twelve o'Clock ; by Order of the
Assignees of Thomas Geary, a bankrupt,
• rHE LEASE of a most Des;rable COTTAGE
li and COACH-HOUSE, with lawn in front, excellent
g viten of one acre full of standard, Espalier, and wall twit
trees, &c pleittif:lly cropped, situate on the pren•rahle part
of Dulwich Common, the views on all sides enchanting. Tiro
dwelling consists of • drawing room, 30 feet long, with windows
to the floor; cove ceiling, handsomely coloured and pageef
eating parlour, and breakfast room, with bow windows; nest
entrance hall ; four bed-chambers, and two servants' rooms; de-
tached kitchen, dairy, pantry, with wine, beer, and Coll
The ?remises have been lately fitted ap with great taste, at a
eonederable expence, held under Lease fr the Mane., War-
dell, and Fellows"( God's Gift Coate-, for a term of Sit: Y,-are
and a Quarter, unexpired, at the low rent of only 31)1 prr

annum.
May be ♦iewed sin days preceding the Sale, by Ticlvt,, Oft
application to Mr. Sherwood, No. 42, Baitho:iimew c,o.c,
it
whom Particular+ may be had ; and at Garraw.,:.`‘.

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CHOICE: 4NCI
EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF ROOKS, PLATE,
LINEN. CHINA, 100 DOZEN OF FINE OLD PORT,
AND loci%) SHERRY, HORSES, CHAISE BY El,
L11.171', HARNESS, MILCH COWS, HAY, &c.
By Mr. SHERWOOD,
On the Peralisee, be order of the Assignees of Thomas Deal,
a Bankrupt, the North Side of Dulwich Cortineen,nn TUE
DAY, May 14, and following Days, at Twelve .Clock
THE elegant HOUSEHOLD FU Itti ITU RE
compriece four-post and other bedsteads, chitin furnl-
turas, excellent feather beds and bedding, iron bertermd for bea
vents, hne mahogany wardrobes and chests of timers, lei
good Brume% and other carpets, • fine rosewood rylinder
writing desk, very fine set of mahogany dining oldrii
!',okg
uest
japanned and other chairs, fine satin-wood cud and P. rti
tables, stoves, and kitchen requisites • about 400 volume' e'f
elegant bound books, by the most celebrated authors, auntie(
which are, in foSlo, Illustrations of Sestial System of Lin-
nets*, by Miller; Bleir's Chrenerlegy Stow's Survey offon-
don, quarto; Strut's Sports of the Ancient English; Deniers
Rural Sports; Memoirs of Grumman, octavo; Duranor. sad
Erieil Report*, It volumes; Hearth Inserts, 10
vsk ; Curti'. Botanical Magazine, 10 yells.; Bell's British
Theatre, capital Plate, and role Edition, 54 vole and other
"I'm" Works; a very large and fashionable as,ortrnent
of
plate, two dinner sets of china, sets of breakfast rlnto, rut-
glees decanter., and Fine glasses, fine old Port snit 510-,T.
and other wines; a large assortment of fihe table and
linen, drc.
To be viewed *we Days preceding rise SIM whin (,hl gee
may be had on the Premises; and of Mr. Sherwood, Nu. 42.
Bartholomew close; and at Garraway's Coffee How.

LONDON :a...fisted bi GEORGE DAVIDSON, No .0.14
Wych aseet, St. Claimant's, and published JO 13..
RYDER, at the 01Ree, No. 15, Ruck of St. Cenc..t
Church. St,and, +here °Marl for the Papa, Re (pu,t i".`
IFNI Rs duly attowdod M.