The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-05-29 00:00:00

BAKER-STREET, PORTMAN-SQUARE.
Excellent Household Furniture, Cellar of Choice Wines, and
Miscellaneous Effects.
By STEVENS and BRENCHLEY,
On the Premises, 341, Baker-street, Portman-square, on THURS-
DAY NEXT, the let of JUNE, and following Day, at 12,
THE Modern and Fashionable HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE and Effects of George Moravia, Esq.; com-
prising mahogany four-post, tent, and other bedsteads, with chintz
cotton hangings ; excellent seasoned feather beds and bedding
wardrobes; chests of drawers; dressing tables, stands, and
glasses; a drawing-room suit of solid rosewood, consisting of
card, sofa, 100, pier, and occasional tables, chairs, and sofa ; noble
chimney glass; silk curtains ; horizontal grand pianoforte; a ca-
pital net of mahogany dining tables ; elegant sideboard ; sarcopha-
gus; Brussels, Turkey, and Kidderminster carpets; set of elbow
chain, covered with orocco ; alabaster vases; lustros, dinner,
tea and coffee services ; rich cut glass; about SO dozens of remark-
ably CHOICE WINES; eight-day dial; kitchen utensils, and
miscellaneous effects.
May be viewed one day previous to the sale; and catalogues
had, at Is. each, on the premises, and of Stevens and Brenchley,
?.ti, Old Jewry.

CAPITAL, MERCANTILE RESIDENCE,
With Offices and large Warehouse behind. 4, Great Winchester-
street, Broad-street, City.
By Mr. C. WITH ERRY,
On the Premises, on THURSDAY NEXT, at One, by order of
the Assignees of Messrs. A. Dixon and Co.,
THE LEASE of those excellent PREMISES, situate
as above, and comprising a well-built Mercantile Residence,
containing live bed-chambers, two drawing-rooms. anti two dining
and breakfast parlours; private counting-house, large warehouse,
with additional entrance from Little Winchester-street, with a
double light in the roof; domestic offices of every description, well
adapted for a Public Company, or for any concern requiring light
and roomy premises. Held for a term, of which 151 years are un-
expired, at the low rent of 1501.
May be viewed until the sale, with tickets. Particulars may be
had on the premises; of Mr. Bolton, Solicitor, 25, Austin-friars;
and of Mr. C. Witherby, Auctioneer and Land Surveyor, 22, Ilir-
chin-lane, Comhill.

EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION OF PROOF
PRINTS.

VI R. STANLEY respectfully acquaints the Public,
IVA_ that he shall SUBMIT to SALE by AUCTION. at his
Rooms, No. 21, Old Bond-street, on THURSDAY NEXT,
and following day, at twelve o'clock. a very EXTRAORDI-
NARY COLLECTION of ENGLISH PRINTS, consist-
ing of upwards of 1,000 choler Proofs of the best Works of
our most eminent Engravers, with numerous Etchings and First
Impressions of the lame, selected by a late distinguished Virtuoso
and Collector on their first appearance about 40 years since, for
their particulsr beauty or distinctive peculiarities, and presenting
such an assemblage as is not again attainable; among them will
be found no less than Six Proofs before the letter, of the Doctors
of the Church, by Sharpe, Four of the Niobe, Two of the Death
of Wolfe, Four of the Phaeton, and various others after Claude and
Wilson, by Woollet ; Seven of the Riots, by Heath, and a great
number by Earlom ; which, as well as the preceding, are upon
India and French papert Proofs on Satin and India Paper of
Rembrandt's Hundred Guilder Print, and the Gold Weigher: se-
veral complete sets of Sbakspeare, large and smell im-
pressions (all proofs and etchings). with a multitude of fine speci-
mens of the best works of ilartolozzi, Hall, Aliddernan, littler,
Csnot, Hodges, Hyland, Sherwin, Caldwell, Virtues, Webber,
Cooke's Voyages, &c.; presenting such an opportunity to the lover
of English Chalcography fur procuring first-rate scarce prints as can
never occur again.
May be viewed two days preceding; catalogues had (at 10. each)
at the Roans.