The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-01-10 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.

SMALL CELLAR OF Wll4lO, AND TEN PIPES OF
DIADEIRA.
In the Flon. East India ILlpmpany's Cellars.
MR. PHILLIPS reapactfuß ' y announces, that TO-
1110itHOW, at One. be shall SELL by AUCTION,
at his Great Hoolis, New Itond.street, • SAI ALL CELLA a
of NINES, consisting of Purl of favourite vintages, pale Sherry
arid Madeira, Clive,. Ilernikve and Coll Hoti of rich flavour and
quality ‘ • Bucellas, Vidonia, flau•erne. &e. Ten Pipes of elCei-
lent hiadries. now lying in the lion. East India Company's Cel-
lars, from whence they will be pemtitteal ; and a few Cassia of. re-
niiirkubly fine Liqueurea, upwarus of thirty years old, the property
of a Gentleman.

The Wines may be, tasted at the Sale, and catalogues had at Mr.
Phillip's.

VALUABLE BOOKS. BOOKS OF PRINTS, GLAZED
BOOKCASE
_ . .

\/(-IL PHILLIPS has she honour to inform the Nohi-
lity and Gentry, that on THURSDAY NEXT. and Two
following Days, at I, he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, nt
(heat Rooms, No. 7, Iflnnd.strort„ the valuable LIBRARY of
BOOKS and BOOKS of PRINIIS. including theblusk Fran-
Baia, 6 torn. folio ' • British Poets, 100 vol. ; 'Murree de Voltaire,
22 tom.; Scott's Poems and'Nuvels. &e. 00 vat. ; Ditto A ntiqui?
*its, 98 engravinge; Musk des Antiques, 2 ; Pyne's Royal Resi-
dences, 109 plates; Nash*Viewe itFParis, 2; Boyden's Shak-
speare. 9 vol.. and Prints 2; also the Dresden. Versailles, Poul.
lain, Florence. be Brno, Staffited, rid other Galleries.; glued
mahogany bookcase, Ste., the property of a Berulauan, removed
from Gloucester place.
May be viewed till the sale, and catalogues had at Mr. Philips'a
173. New Bored-street.

IMPROVED LEASE OF AN F.LEGANT RESIDENCE,
REGENTS PARK.

AND THE COSTEV.-.l.;_illiNliilliff,',WlNES, PLATE,

LIBRARY. Ac.
'AIR. PHILLIPS respectfully notifiea, that et Twelve
for One o'clock precisely, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
inst. he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION. without reserve, upon
the Premises. ark York-terrace. Reg. no's I'atk, the elegantly fitted
and conveniently arranged House ank_Offices, the property of a
Gentleman miring to the Continent. The premise* are pleasantly
and airily situate in York-terrace, with its front towards the Park.
commanding varied and beautiful views of Highgate and Hemp.
stead, St. John's Wood, &c. with immediate access to the Park,
and.contlguous to the most fashionable„part of the metropolis, and
consisting of a cheerful suite of drawlag rooms, fitted with great
taste, a spacious dining room and fibre', and a suitable number of
airy and welipmportioned chambers, Competent to ti•te accommo-
dation of a family of respectability, gutting the requisite offices.
with the pleasure ground in front. May he occupied immediately
after the Sale. Held onieue, at a moderate rent. _ .

May be viewed four days prior to the Stale, by descriptive parti-
culars and catalogues, at Is. 6d. each, which may be then had on
the premises, and at 73, New Bond-street.

THE SUPERB FURNITURE,

PLATE, WINES, POR-
CELAINE. GLASS WARE., ROOKS. CLOCKS, Sce..
YORK-TERRACE, REGENT'S-PARK.

R PHILLIPS most respectfully announces, that on
IVEDNESDAY. the 18th iamant, and three following
days. at 12 for I o'Clock precisely each day, he shall SUBMIT by
AUCTION, without reserve, at No 48. York-terrace, Recent's.
park, the modern and elegant IR/USE/10LE) FURNITURE,
nearly new, fashioned with signal tante, and in the highest preser-
vation, embracing a costly suite of drawing mom appendages, in
rosewood and blue silk ; noble glasses, in gilt frames, measuring
1/3 by 26. O 3 by 56, 66 by 53, 65 by 47, and others of minor dimen-
sions ; brilliantchandeliers and lamps ; sofas, chaise-lounges, Use-
gins and chairs, formed of rosewood and silk ; excellent carpeting,
screens, a rosewood cabinet piano ; the shaped and Circular 100,
sofa. occasional, card, and other tables ; consist and pier tables,
formed of picked rosewood ; five mahogany library book-cases ; a
dining...MOM suite, formed of a motive carved sideboard,. with
bronze mountings; pair of column Closets ; a sareophaguscellarat;
a costly set of dining-tables, fourteen feet long by fire wide, formed
of picked and beauutul oak, and eighteen charm, carved frames and
morocco seats.

The chambers embrace handsome four-post, canopy, and tent
bedsteads, with chintz draperies and window-curtains, en suits •
excellent seasoned bedding ; a ladies'-dtess wardrobe cheats of
drawers; diesel and other Akan; trident and dressing.tables.
The Service of modern PLATE, of 2,500 ounces ; a Libiary of
well-selected Books, to handsome bindings ; a cellar of choice
French and Foreign Wina. Liqueures, and Spirits; en asemblage
of useful and decorative Porcelaine and Bisquit ; rich or-malts
Clocks, Candelabra, and Bronzes ; • collection of Paintaings.
Drawings, an Miniatures; an en-ellen serviosof rich Cut Ones 1-
culinary articles and miscellaneous objects of utility and ornament.
May be viewed four days preceding the sale, by
only, to be had, at Is. fid. each, oa the premien, and at Air. Phil-
lips's, 73, New Bond-street.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. NOBLE GLASSES, LUS-
TRES, CHINA, &c.
NTH.. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies, that on MON-
-111 the 23d instant, he shall SELL by AUCTION,
by direction cf the Proprietor, it his Rooms, New Bond•atreet,
the Modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. composed of yore.
wood and mahogany, in sets of tables, commodes, cheffoniers,
wardrobes, cleats of drawets, wash-stands, bedsteads with rich
draperies, and suitable bedding; drawing.room and parlour chairs,
with cushiotas and morocco sews, French secretaire and two inlaid
commodes, with or-molu enrichments, several noble pier Rimes in
gilt frames, lustres and chandeliers, richly designed ; useful china
and glum ware, and a variety of cannery articles. removed from his
late residence. May be viewed the day previous, and catalogues
had at Mr. Phillips's.

POLICY IN THE PROVIDENT LIFE ASSURANCE
OFFICE.
By STEVENS and BRENCIIILEY,
At the Auction Mart. on TUESDA Y, the 31st inst. at 12,
APOL ICY of ASSURANCE for 1,000/. in the PRO-
VIDENT LIFE OFFICE, effected in February, 1810,
on the The of a Gentleman now in the 34th year of his age, subject
to the annual payment of 331. Is. Bd.
Further particulars may be had at the place of sale; of Mr.
O d, Solicitor, Olney, Bucks; of Mr. Wm. Andrews. Solici-
tor, Market Harborough ; and of Stevens and Brenchley, 38, Old
Jewry.

TO lIIARKE'f GARDENERS AND OTHERS.
By HARWOOD and HAINES,
On the Premises, in Willow Walk Neat Houses and Vauxhall.
road. on MONDAY NEXT, Jan. 16, and following day, at
11, without any reserve, by order of Messrs. Childs, quitting the
Premises,

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THEvery prime STOCK, consisting of about 1,000
large sound bell glasses, 1,600 hand ditto, 60 tbree•light
boxes and lights, three carts, a quantity of glass, the crops of three
old asparagus and cauliflower plants, 209 young fruit trees, matts,
garden pots, bricks, tools, quantity of dung, the erection of a cot-
tage, stone paving, a pump, ranges, stoves, sinks, racks, mangers,
floor boards, joists, and various effects.
May be viewed on Saturday, and Catalogues had on the Pre-
mises; at the Coffee-houses, Cevent-garden and Newgate Markets ;
Grapes Tavern, Kensington; and of the Appraiser and Estate
Agents, Chelsea.

CLARK'S GENERAL OUTFITTING WARE-
A. • HOUSE, for the EAST and WEST INDIES and
SOUTH A AI ERICA, EXETER CHANGE, STRAND.
Officers, Cadets, and Writers going to India., and Gentlemen
proceeding to South America, or any other part of the Globe., will
find in this Establishment the whole of their Appointments,
Swords, Caps, Sashes, Belts, and Pintols, &c. together with a
large and well manufactured stock of Sea CotaXouches, and Bed-
ding; Cabin Wash-hand 'fables, Chairs. and Lampe; Sea Chests,
Mule and Bullock Trunks, and every other description of Travel-
ling Equipage.
An assortment of Canteens, ready fitted with the necessary re.
gaieties for India, and other tropical climates: l' ware a great
variety of Silver and Plated Articles, Knives and Forks. suitable
for families going abroad, Military and Hindoatanee Books
Maps, &c.
A fashionable Stock of Carriage, Curricle, Tandem. Phaeton,
Stanhope, and Chai,e Harness, with every description of Saddlery,
&c. fur home use, East and West Indies, and South America,
which merit inspection from their quality, first stile of workman-
ship, and moderate prices.
All the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and the
excellent plan of fifty years standing is strictly attended to of
I ',king but one Ready Money Price, from which no abatement will
be made.

ripHE ARABIAN VEGETABLE PILLS, free from
1 'Mercury or Antimoby, are *unrivalled in their beneficial
effects in Nereout, Bilious, and Liver Complaints, Indigestion,
and its nummous train of maladies, and are peculiarly mild and
pleasant as an aperient. The superior efficacy of these Pills has
increased the demand for them so inutti, that an additional number
of Venders has been appointed in London for the accommodation
of the Public; and they may now be obtained in Bo:;.-s at Is. lid.
and 2s, 9d. each, of J. V. Simpson. (Proprietor), 28, Henrietta-
Meet, Covent-garden Messra. Stradling, Royal Exchange ;
Borrow and Deans, 156, Ilishopegate-without; Sequeira, 132,
Whitecliapel High-street; E. and F. (Idling, ISO, High-street,
' and 171, Ltnicm.oureet, Southwark: Ward, 334, and !lose, 302,
Holborn,. Prout. 228, and Butfiehl, 180, Straml; Stanley, 14,
Tavistoch-row, Covent-garden ; Payne, 4, St. Martin's-court ;
Ambridge, 21, Piccadilly ; Hawkins, 11, Old Bonii-atreet ;
Otignon, 174, Regent-street, opposite New Burlington-street ;
"lief'. 6, Hollse-street, Curenduth.eguate; Sanger, ISO, and
Chandler, 76, Oxford-street ; White, No. I. and Varde, 23,
Lamb's Conduit-street; and of alL3letlicine Venders throughout
the Kingdom.
Mr. Renanl, N 0.19, Rue Vivienne, is appointed Venda these
Pills in Paris.

TJIR ARMY.

Detaehmema belonrring to the 40,h, 43,i, and ft2d regiment, oT
infantry marched yo'erday from ii'estnaitorter, for Colchester;
also detachments belonging to the 11th antl.B3d regiments of foot.
tor Harwich.

A detachment .belnnging to the Sli,h regiment a 1-shim's, has
re.-rtred orders to mach this looming from Westminster, for
LluIL

THE INDIAN ARMY.

MAJOR-GENERAL RIR DAVIT/ OCHTERI.ONY.
GENERA I. OR GER,

BY TUB aIOHT HONOURABLE TUE GOVETINOR•GEREBAL

IN COUNCIL.

Political Department. Joly 211. VIES.
,The Right Ilonnurable the Onvernor.(lenetal in C,ouneil hu
learnt with great sorrow the demi-e of Major-General Sir David
Oenterlony, Ituidatit in Alai wah and Rajpontana. This melancholy
event took place no the morning of the It h Mar. at Aleerut, whithcr
he had prneerled for the benefit of change or air.
_ .

On Ws etnlevent military services of Major-General Ochterlnny
it would be superfluous to dilate. l'bey ..eve been seknowledpill
in terms of jhe highest praise by successive Onvernments g they
justly veined special and aubstanti.l reward from the Hencreeshie
East Italia Oonapany ; they have hem recognized with egeressieus
of adshirutien and appleuse by the British Psidiament, and they
have beer. honoured with signal marks of the 'approbation of hie
Sovoreign.
With the name of Sir Meld Ochterlony are associated nsany of
the proudest recollection.' of the Bengal Anne: and to the renown
of splendid achievements he added, by the attainment of the
highest honour, of the faliNtary Order of the Bath, the singular
'bitchy of opening to his gallant companions an here's to these
tokens of royal favour, which axe the dearesrobject of a soldier's
ambition.

file diplomatic qualifications of Sir David Othterlony wets not
less conspiemous than Ms military talents. To an admirably •igrir
01IN intellect and consummate address, he united the essential requi•
sites of an intimate knowledge of the native character, language,
and manners. The confidence which the tioverament.tepomd in
an individual gifirti with such rare eiidownientm was evinced by the
high and responsible situatinns which he successively filled; and
the duties of which he discharged with emiiesit ability, satd advan-
tage o the public interests.