The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-10-05 00:00:00

THE extensive and valuable PREMISES, establishes*
for upwards of a century in the wholesale and retail Tea.
Trade (for which and the general Grocery business, or any coot:art
re.,uiring space, light, and a populous thoroughfare, they swer
equally
adopted), commandbig one of the finest public situations
in the City of London, No. 13, on the West side of Gracechurch—
street, between Cornhill and Lornbard.street, the corner of Ben.
yard, a much frequen'ed avenue to the Jimmies, Jerusalem, and
other Mercantile Institutions. The premises comprise, on the
nrineipal floor, a spacious warehouse with a conspicuous front, a
large countinghouse, and private entrance; in the upper stories..
accommodations for two families, consisting of numerous bed..
chambers, dining and drawing moms. kitchens and other offices,.
with a dry warehouse, wine vault, and capacious cellsring on the"
basement. The premises are also well situated and adapted for st,
public trading company.

May be viewed with tickets only, which, with particulars, may
be had of Mr. Shuttleworth, 28, Poultry, who is authorised to
treat for the sale by private contract. Particulars will also he
delivered on the premises, and at the Mart.

EXCELLENT FURNITURE, PANELLED CHAISE,"
PIANOFORTES, CHINA, GLASS, AND EFFECTS.
By Mr. OXENHAM,
At his spacious Rooms. 333, Oxford-street, near the Pantheon,'
TO-MORROW, at 12, without reserve.

ALL the genuine excellent EIOUSEROLD
TU RE and EFFECTS, the property of a Gentleman de.
ceased. comprising four-post and other bedsteads and hangings,.
clean beds and bald*, wardrobes, drawer', dressing and wash-
hand stands, tables and glasses, a Parisian secretary chest or
drawers, secretaires and bookcases, a winged library ditto, sets of
tables, couches, sofas and chairs, chimney glasses and mirrors, two
brilliant toned cabinet pianofortes, grand and square ditto, drawing.
room and parlour curtains, fixtures in stove*, ranges, &c. fenders
and tire.irons, Brussels carpets, china and glass; a few lots of new
floor cloth. a yellow panelled chaise, and effects.
May be viewed, and Catalogues had at the rooms.

TO CABINET-MAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, AND
BROKERS.
VALUABLE EFFECTS.
By Mr. OXENII.ISI,
On the Premises, No. 26, Mount-street. Lambeth, facing the
Asylum, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 12th inst. at Owe,
THE LEASE of those desirable PREMISES, most
eligibly situate in one of the greatest thoroughfares anti
leading streets to the Metropolis, many years established in the •
above line, comprising • spacious • commanding Shop, with,,
counting.house, yard, and workshops, excellent Dwelling-house.;
with private entrance, In complete repair, held by lease at the loot
rent of 84L per annum, with itornediate poeseasion.
Ala/ be viewed till the sale: particulars had on the Premises"
and of Mr. Orenhani, AureltineerwitAppealaesp 113, Oxford..
street, near the Pantheon.

CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY STOCK, HOUSEHOLD 4
FURNITURE, &r.
Br Mr. OXENHAM,
On the Premises. 213. Nlount.street, Lambeth, facing the As} ltt-r„:
on AVEDNESDAY NEXT, the 12th inst. and following Da:!„,
at 12, without the least reserve,
ALL the well-manufactured STOCK IN TRADE oQ
Messrs. Heßyer (going abroad) ; comprising four-rest„„
cottage, and field bedsteads, with chintz and dimity liangirgs. ca.
pital mattresses, beds and bedding, mahogany and Japanned ci.es:st
of drawers, dressing-tables, wash-hand stands and glasses, draw.,
ing.room and parlour curtains, rosewood 100, sofa, and card tablei,'
mahogany dining and pembroke tables, seunof drawing-room 'aute
parlour chairs, couches and sofas, chimney glasses and mirrrs,
Kidderminster carpets and hearth rugs, floor cloths, a feather tirt,..j
chine, and all the neat Household Furniture, a mangle, and nutr.s.;
roue effects.

May be viewed two days preceding and mornings of sale ; Cative
!agues had on the Premises, and of Mr. Oxenham, Auctioneer an&
Appraiser, 3:)3, Oxford.strcet, near the Pantheon.

VALUABLE MISCELLANEOUS EFFECTS.

4 It. SNIALLBONE respectfully announces to !tin
ill friends and the public that THIS, and thiee following days_
at the Auction Mart. opposite the Bank, he will SELL, withacc
the smallest reservation, by order of the proprietor, an aliment
dealer declining business, a very valuable assemblage of COSTLY")
EFFECTS. comprising upwarls of 203 fine original cabinet plc.
turn of the Dutch and Flemish schools, among which will be found
choice and beautiful specimens of the highest finish in exteriors. in.
talon, buttiseapes, domestic subjects, &c., chiefly as imported from
the continent ; LOO volumes of valuable books, including a splendid'
and unique copy of Peinturea des Vases Antiques, with coloured
plates, the presentation copy from the author to the Empreai Jose.
phine; Delle Antique Statue Oaths e Romane; Antiche a 'Esco-
lano, a very fine copy, 6 vole. folio; Schola Italica Picture; Dale
I,ogge de Rafaelle nel Wilt:eine, a beautiful copy ; 2 sets of the
interesting County Excursions., 16 vols. large paper, proofs on Jo-
die Paper; D'Ohsson'e Ottoman Empire, 2 vols. proofs, rare
Encyclopaedia Britannia, 24 vols. ; works of the most standard
authors in history, biography, philosophy, the fine arts. &c. ;
quantity of rare old plays ; a magnificent clock and regulator in the
finest taste of the period of Louis XIV., suitable for a nublernazi's
hall ; 2 rare and valuable ivory cabinets ; 4 splendid library tablet,
richly mounted in Ormolu ; a very line commode table of rant old
tuarquitere, with elegant marble top ; a quantity of choice Limit.
porcelain in vases, groups, figures, Sevres jardinieres, ecuela. ca.
binet cups. and ornaments; several fine Italian bronges ; a Kra-ti
bronze of the Laocoon ; a set of the interesting views in Switse:.
land, actually coloured front nature; a very pow:rlul Jar*. tees,_
scope by Dollond ; 50 rare miniatures, in a curiously inlaid
net ; a valuable cabinet pianoforte, in solid rosewood case; a. aqua:*
ditto by Chappell, of Bond-street ; 11 very hoe highly hnisbect
gold watches ; a few jewels ; and a variety of very elegant and
costly effects.
Slay be viewed, and catalogues had at the Auction Mart; a^d
of Mr. Smallboue. at his office, 47, High-street, Bloomsbury. nes:-
Oefbrd-street.

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No. 30. STRAND.
WIO RHIO. KING OF THE SANDWICIi
ISLANDS, AND THE FAN'fOCCINI.
When King Rhio Rhio, at Osborte'd Hotel.
First took up his lodging, and ranging about
The house one day colas, he raised a high rout.
Astounding the servants ; but no one could tell.
Nor King, nor domestic, the cause of the pother.
For neither of the language could talk of the other.
Yet King Rhio Khio knew French—''were absurd
Perhaps to assert that his Majesty spoke ii.
Ills padre confin'd was to only one word•
Which now recollecting late silence lie broke it,
By shouting •• Diable !" ..nci led in terenrem.
The room to where Satan had stept in before hint.
What mighty events from small rouses atim.
The room so possesed wits exioniii'd ivi'll core,
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surprise.
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" Diable!" his Majesty sent forth again.
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