The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-05-07 00:00:00

CAPITAL LEASEHOLD MANSIONS, BRYANSTON.
SQUARE.
By 3lcsars. DAMSON and CAFE,
Peremptorily, by order of the Assignees of 31essrs. Marsh and Co.
on the Premises. No. 31, Bryanston.square' on THURSDAY,
the 26:h instant, at Twelve o'clock, in Five Lots,
Lot I..sj SUBSTANTIAL LEASEHOLD brick-built
31A NSION, with coach-house and stable, No. 31,
on the west side of Bryanston-square, the late residence of 'beim
Henry Stracey, Esq.
The Premiers comprise spacious airy bed-chambers and dressing.
i room, two lofty drawing-rooms, communicating with folding doors,
the panels fitted with glass, and moat elegantly finished and fitted
up with statuary marble chimney.pieces. A very excellent dining
parlour, library, dressing.room, handsome entrance-hall, stone
staircase, and an amplitude of servants' offices ; coach-house, four.
stall stable, box and harness room--held for a term of 84 years, at
a peppercorn.
2. , substantial LEASEHOLD MANSION, with coach-
house and stable, situate No. lit, on the Cll‘t side of' Bryanston-
square, let on lease to W. Carter, Esq. for a term of 7. 11, or 21
years, at per annum X3O 10 0
Held fur a term of 84 years, at a ground-rent of 89 10 0

£294 0 0
3. A substantial LEASEHOLD MANSION, with offices,
coach-house, and stable, situate So. 22. Bryanston-square. The
house and offices let to Colonel Eyre for 7, 11, or 21 cars. at per
annum£l2o 0 0
Coach-house sad stable, let to Willis, Esq. tenant
at will, a: per annum

31 10 0

351 10 0

Held for a term of 81 years, at a ground-rent of per
annum . - 52 10 0

f 299 0 0
4. A substantial LEASEHOLD MANSION, pith coach-
house and stable, No. 28, on the west side of Bryanston4quare.
let to Thomas Marsh, Esq. for 7 years. at per annum £330 0 0
Held for a term of 84 years, at a ground-rent of per
annum 52 10 0

1277 10 0
6. A substantial LF.ASEHOLD MANSION, with coach_
house and .nable, No. 43, Brfanuon•square, let on lease to R.
Renal, Esq. M.P. at per annum £4OO 0 0
Held in a term of 14 wean, at a ground-rent of per
annum 52 10 0

134710 0
May be viewed ten days preceding the Sale, with Tickets only,
when convenient to the Tenants. Particulars may F. had A.•
Gordon. Esq. Solicitor, 57. Old Broad-street. Yr- /thy... Ward
and Alderney, Solicitors, Bedford-say--; or T. Wilson. Esq.
rr Solicitor. Montagur-stn-r: at G.•-•""e8; and of Mews. Lawson
and ('ate, 48. 11....“Maritteftruirti.istreet.

BCRNERS.STREET.
l'o Flanking-houses, Fire-offices, or any nth. Concern recoil:inn
extensive Premigcs, in one of the most- centrscal and convenient
situations at the Writ End of the Town, within a few doors of
Oxford-street, a leading street to the opulent parish of St. Mary-
la-bonne.

By Messrs. DAWSON and CAFE,
Peremptorily (by order of the Assignees of Mews. Marsh and
Co.) on IVEDNESDA V, June 1, at 12, in One Lot,
r WO capacious and substantial LEASEHOLD brick-
1_ built HOUSES, with excellent Offices and Dwelling,
Strong Rooms (lire-proof). excellent Cellaring and Back Offices,
situate Nos. 6 and 7, on the East side of Berner-street, the late
Banking-house of Messrs. Marsh and Co.

The Premises may be converted into Two Dwellings at a very
trifling expense, having separate entrances and staircases. Held
for a term of 37 yeah, at low ground-rents.
May be viewed 14 days previous to the sale, with Tickets only.
Particulars had on the Premises ; of A. Gordon, Esq. Solicitor,
57, Old Bmnd-street ; at Garraway's ; and of Messrs. Dawson and
Cafe, Great 31arlborough-street.

PICTURES. THE PROPERTY OF A NOBLEMAN.
11W.FII:Vai.,171:Mts
the 13
toaalnpacirloanza, tdhaayt on
t
One, he shall BEI.I. by AUCTION, at his Rooms, New Bond.
treet, a Collection of Two Hundred PICTURES, chiefly of
cabinet size, and embracing choice and valuable Specimens of the
Dutch and Flemish Schools, formed during the last 15 years princi.
pally on the Continent. Among which will be found specimens by
Ruben. Schalken Ituystlael IVouvennans
()snide Vandyke Begs Jan Stein
Tenders lierchem Rembrandt Vernet, &c.

A Noble Gallery Painting, by Ruben s, and a few of the Italian
School, by esteemed Masters: also a Cabinet, and a Grand Piano
Forte, by Brnndwood.
May be viewed two days previous, and eatallozucs bad at Mr.
Phillips's, New Bontlastreet.

SALE OF VALUABLE AND INTERESTING PRO-
PERTY, TICH BORNE-STREET, PICCADILLY.
By Mr. JAMES DENEW,
On the Premises, THIS DAY. at 12.

A SPLENDID Assemblage of DECORATIVE FUR-
-11 in ('locks, Candelabra, Lamps, Vases, Ecri-
wires, and numerous other items, principally designed by Mr.
Weeks from antique models, and executed in that superior style
of workmanship which has for so many years distinguished his
productions ; costly objects in Jewellery, displaying the utmost
effect of the mechanical art ; beautiful Specimens of rare old
China, both useful and ornamental, from the Dresden, Seve, and
other celebrated factories ; large Tripods, noble Chinese Pagodas
and Mandarin Figures ; antique and modern Sculptures. Bronzes,
and Carvings; asts in Wax, large Enamels, Silver Filigree and
other Works, of great value; Self-acting Finger and Barrel Organs,
Library Chairs, Cabinets, Suits of Armour, Pictures, Drywin;,
curious Models, &c. &c. The whole collected by Mr. Wee ,
during a long series of yea. s. at the most liberal expense
May be viewed, and Catalogues had in Tichborne-street ; and at
Mr. Denew's Office, Charles-street, Berkeley-square.

Beautiful Florentine Mosaic Tables, Unique Clock-case. formed
of precious stones; very fine Bronzes, magnificent Armoire,
specimens of ancient 51arqueterie de Buhl, Sevre and Dresden
Porcelain, and a great variety of other Elegancica, recently con.
signed from the Continent.
IVlR.Nnjtythanild a(tli
end
tSryONthartesonpeittftgLalnln, o.stTe,ecl.o
and
Two following Days, they shall bring to SALE, at their Great
Room, Saville-row, several extremely beautiful nuORENTINE
T.IBLES (some of large dimensions, composed of valuable mate..
vials, elaborately and tastefully disposed); a unique elock-....e,
formed of precious stones, to represent fruits and (towers; a mug.
niticent armoire, and several fine specimens of ancient marqueterie
de buhl, in conimodes and knee. hole tables, library tables, richly
ornamented bookcases and pedestals, ladies'boudoir tables and
cherlimiers, with plaques de porcelain ; clocks of rich design, in
the taste of Louis XIV. and XV. ; ormolu pier and table cantle.
Libra. supported by bronze figures on marble bases, three feet high;
missive ormolu bras de cheminee.marqueterie commodes, cylinder
secretaires, tables and jardinieres; a collection of fine antique
bronzes, specimens of fine oriental sea-green embossedrillina, with
chased and gilt mountings, particularly a pair of bottles, four feel
high, magnificently mounted t Dresden and Sevres porcelain, in
vases and figures, some modern French ornamental porcelain
'l'o be publicly viewed two days preceding the Sale, when oats-
logacs may be had, at Is. each.

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SALES BY AUI

MORTIMER-STREET.
LEASE. HODSEHOLD FURNITURE, CHINA, GLASS.
70 by 45, GRAND PIANO-FORTE by STODART, CAR-
RIAGE and HARNESS. itc.
By WINSTANLEY and SONS,
On the Premiers. No. 2, Mortimer-street, Cavendish-square,
FR I DA Y next. the Ilehinatant, at 11.
The property ors Lady nto the Continent,
THE LEASE of the above Premises, which are in good
repair, and fit for the immediate reception of a Genteel
Family. The Furniture is modern, and consists of two drawing
room suits Itnt chiner cotton, chimney glass 70 by 45, font-post
bedsteads with hangitiga, beds and bedding, wardrobe, chest of
drawers, pedestal sideboard set of dining tables, chairs, chef.
loners, carpets, oil-cloths, kitchen re‘uisites, Re.
The House may be viewed till the sale, and the Effects one day
pre:eding. Particulars and catalogues may be !Won the premises;
and of Winstaaley and Sons, Patcrnortet-rot.

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PAINTINGS, PRINTS. COINS. MEDALS. PHILO.
SOPHICAL and MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS,
STAINED GLASS. CURIOUS CHINESE FURNITURE,
LARGE ORNAMENTAL JARS. &c.
By Me. SAUNDERS,
At his Great Rocm, No. 39, Flisin.aneet. oil MONDAY, May 16,
and following day, at half past 12 precisely, y order of the Eae.
attars of Alexactler Tilloch, Esq.. deceased,
ACollection of Cabinet and other esacereed PAINT-
INGS. Irc E. Himakirk, P. Vemnose, Carlo klanitti, 0.
Poussit, A. Caviled, Varderneer, V. R t seen, Watteau. Deemer,
and Kneller ; Prints, trained and glazeg 4 gold and salve:. Coins,
Medals, Madismatical and Philosophical Incareseants, including
2arge animas api.eauwas Menge t variant Thigoopaa. Nino.
scopes, and Qiadranis; a Ramsden's Optical, by Jones ; an Elec..
Weal 31acliine. Chemical Apparatus, an Elliptical Tracing Frame;
stunk, Apparatus fur stereotype Printing; a Fowling piece, with
percussion lock ; an asscniblace of Stained Glass ; curious Chines.
Furniture. iu chain, sofas. tables. elegant large ornamental jars, eks.
To be viewed and Catalogues bad.

By Mr. SAUNDERS,
At his Great Room, No. 39, Floc-itrcet, on TUESDAY NEXT,
and four following days, at ball past 12 precisely, by order of
the Executors,
TIE LIBRARY of ALEXANDER TILLOCH,
Esq. I.L.D. M.R.I.A. F.S.A. Edinburgh and Perth. Edi-
tor of the Philosophical Atagaine, &c. deceased ; comprising a
valuable Collection of Philosophical and Chemical Works, tardy
printed Bibles, Commentaries and Translations of the Scriptures,
beautiful illuminated M issals, Oriental and Hebrew 111 SS., Works
on Alchymy, Magic, Astrology. Botany, Natural and General His-
tory, and 31iscellaneous Literature. Among which are—
FOLlO—Thorn ton, Illustration of Botany, S vols.—Calesio Cur-
-1 cordantie Sacrorum Itibliorum liebraicorum, 4 suls.—Rapin and.
Tindal's England, 4 vols.—Vetus TVStlfrefltUT Orecutn, curi.
Baba—Lord's Ornithology—Bumet's Reformation. 3 vols.—Tay-
lor's Ifcbrow Concordance, 2 vols.—Kennicott's Hebrew Bob!,,
2 vols.
QU•lllTO—Rees and Brewster's Cyclopedia —Britton's Archi-
tectural Antiquities, b vois.--IWatt's bibliotheca Britannica—Cal-
met's Dictionary of the Bible, S vols. —Tooke 's Diversions of Pur-
ley—Encyclopedia Britannic, and Supplements.-Transactions of
the Philosophical, Geological, and various Scientific Institutions—
& unique copy of Dlartyn's Insects, painted on vellum.
OCTAVO, &e.._ Bibliotheca Spenceriana and Demme-
ron—Universal History. 61 vols.—Hutchinson's Works, 12 vole--
Repertory of Arts and Manufactures, f 4 vols.—Nicholson's Philo-
sophical Journal, 36 vola.—tientlemaa's, Monthly, and Tilloch's
Magadan—Quarterly, Edinburgh. and Monthly Reviews—Ta.
loch on the Apocalyptic, 336 comes—, MS. Hebrew and English.
Lexicon and Concordance, is 34 cola.—Transactions of tie Society
of Arts, 39 vols. &c. &c.
To be viewed and Catalogues bad.

ALBION STONE-WHARF, BLACKFRIARS.
VA LUA 111. E COP Y HOLD ESTATE.
With a Frontage of Seventy-two Feet to the Rivet.
By Mr. W3l. STEVENS,
At the Auction Mart, on TUESDAY, Dlay 31, at 12,
AVALUABLE COPYHOLI) ESTATE, equal to
Freehold, being held of the Manor of Old Paris Garden,
comprising the Albion STONE-WHARF, with a Frontage to the
River of Seventy-two Feet, a commodious Water-tray for Craft,
r•ti every convenience for landing, housing, and loading (cods,
witha large Yard fronting Holland-street, and extending from thence
to the River; Dwelling-house, Warehouses, and Counting-housn.
The Premises an let on Lease to Mr. Sowden, tor the resitiac of
a term of amen, fourteen. or twenty-one years.
May be viewed, with leave of the tenant ; and Particulars had at
the Place of Sale ; and of Mr. William Stevens, 35, Old !eery.

CHEAPSIDE.
Highly desirable SituatiJn for a Public Institution, or any 13tvilnets
requiring tiist.rste Premises in the eit• of London, and a Pobcy
for I,oooi. in theAlloli Alumnae* Otdce.

.........
Ily 31r. BAL STE%'E:NS,
At the Auction M3rt. on TUESDAY. the 31st inst.. at lzi by
I
order of the Assignees of Mr. John Biden. in Two Lots.
Lot 1. THE capital and extensive PRENIIsII:3- git""e
No. -14, Cheapside, the corner of oread-street. late
in the occupation of Mr. John Itulen, mete., en a meat subso.,..tisl
manner, regardless of expense, contori.;-A an excellent roOnly ta-
allaillßieliaitderooncer; &rime:nix-1,a.. htani fire rim:men
papered and finished. .v,th su•-•••,, convenient laundry. store
....-- -...1 ...ter closet. nn elegant dsswin, room, bandluguelY pa-
reinetrabt
olio elevation.
chambers, Theho usserahqa.y4
pered, and finished with gold moulding and marble chimney piece,
an excellent dining room and kitchen, on the ground floor ; a good
private entrance by folding doors from Bread-street, staircase, with
stucco walls and mahogany- hand-rail, tcrthe upper story. arid •
handsome double-fronted light warehouse, 32 feet in depth, com.
tuunicating with an excellent dry boarded warehouse on the base-
ment, having convenience for lowering goods from Bread-street ;
pantry, knife house, servants' water closet, and collaring fur wino
and Coals. The premises are held on lease from the Goldsmiths'
Company, at a ground rent.
Lot 2. A Policy of Assurance for 10001. effected January 3,
1805, with the Globe Assurance Company, upon the life of 31r.
Bidets, now in the 50th year of his age, subject to an annualupsy-
ment of 211. 2s. &i.

The premises may be viewed with tickets only, and particulate
had at the place of sale ; of Joshua Mayhew, Esq. ;.;olicitor, Chan-
eery-lane ; and of Mr. Wm. Stevens, 36, Old Jewty.

No. 111, PICCADILLY WEST.

LEASE, EXCELLENT AND MODERN HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, PICTURES, eke.
it,r R. J. H. CLARK has the honour to announce, that
11'1 he is directed by the proprietor (11r. Allen, removing) to
SELL by AUCTION, on the 10th of MAY inst. and two rol.
lowing days, the excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of the
hest manufacture; a small Collection of Pictures, by esteemed
Maven', including a fine Original Painting of St. John in the
M'ilderness, by Guido an upright cabinet piann-fortc, a square
ditto • foreign and English china, that-piece, and ornamented cut
and plain glass; a few books, linen, and eti'ects.
On the first day will he Sold (unless previously disposed of by
Private Contract) the LEASE of a very desirable HOUSE .ond
PREMISES, cheerfully and undeniably situated in the best part
of Piccadilly, overlooking the Green l'ark, held for an unexpired
term of 18 years, at a low rent.
May be viewed prior to the Sale, by tickets, which. wi:tt
particulars, can be had by application at Mr. Clark's office, No.t'j,
Holluristreet, Cavendish square.

FOR GOUT, RHEUMATISM, NERVOUS COM-
PLAINTS. de. &e.

()NLEY'S CONCENTRATED ESSENCE ESSENCE OF

This useful Medicine is recommended by several eminent me.
dical Men, and is in constant use with many persons of the highest
rank and respectability. It relieves and shortens the duratnii of
Fits of the Goat, confining them to the extremities, and mitisw.-
ing the paroxysms. It warms and invigorates the Stomach. re-
moves Flatulency, assists Digestion, and thereby strcngtheta thw
whole system.
Prepared from the original Recipe of Samuel Oxley, her Ma.
jesty's Chemist, by his Widow, Mrs. S. Oxley, Po:itefracc. Sold
also by Barclays, Butlers, Edwards, Newbery.. Sutton, and San.
ger, London;L and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout
the United Kingdom, in Bottles at IN. Gd., 4s fitl., and 2s 9.1
each.

THE Original OXYGENATED SODA POWDERS
for :11AXING SODA WATER, conunue to be prepared,
and sold by the inventors and Proprietors. 3lessrs. U. MAR-
SHA LI, and CO. Chemists, Brewer-street, tiolden-square, and is
sold in Boxes, at ts. lid. each, and in Bottles, at 225. each. duty
included.

The Oxygenated Soda Powders having acquired a great reputa-
tion, at home and abroad. many ineffective and ;potions sertv
been imposed on the Public. The genuine will have the wos.J.
Prepared by Messrs. G. Marshall and Co." engraved el. every
Box and Bottle.
••• All other advertised preparations for malting Sala %V rter
ander the same name ore spurious.
To be had as above :
Superior Schnitz Powders Lavender Water
Cheltenham tisku in e, ruala Ditto ditto Perfumed
Ditto ditto in Elliore,cence Ditto ditto Mule Fleur
Finest Calcined Al agnesia Vegetable Extract
Pectoral Cough Drone 1t
ash
Aromatic Vinegar E Cologne
lavender
Vinegar Arquebusade Water
Camphor Tooth l'ov. der Vegetable Tooth Powder. & c.
Medicine Chests, of all prices. completely fitted for every climate;
and
Denuina Drugs and Medicines, for lions and Exportation, of
the driest quality.
Prepared and wld also, as above very superior FRANCLI
POLltill for all Coda of tine Wood, Furniture, &c.

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SALES BY AUCISON.
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