The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-04-12 00:00:00

LORD BERWICK'S PICTURES.

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he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, without reserve, at hi. Great
Rooms, New Bond-street, the reserved and remaining part of the
distinguished and valuable COLLECTION of PICTURES, of
the Italian and Dutch Schools, the property of Lord Berwick, com-
prising, among others the celebrated Virgin and Child," by
11Ititillo, the grand historical pictures of " 'The Continence of
Scipio," by Ruben., " Christ healing the Blind," by N. Poulain,
and others by Masters of equal rank and merit.
May be visaed till the sale by catalogues only, to be had at Is;
each, at Mr. Phillips's, 73, New Bond-street.

VALUABLE DUTCH AND FLEMISH PICTURES,
Of High Class.
MR. n
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that PonS dlaf/hAlr itl
NEXT,n respectfully to troollaonw:
ing Day, at (Inc. he shell SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Great
Ruoms, New Bond-street, a Genuine Collection of highly interest-
ing and pleasing PICTURES, by the most eminent Masters in
the Dutch and Flemish Schools, formed during the last twenty-six
years by a distinguished Amateur. during his residence in London
and Paris, among which are Landscapes by De !Coning, Wynants,
and Berghem ; a Calm, by Vandevelde; the celebrated Bouquet,
by Van fluysum ,• a Portrait, by Rembrandt; and others by
Cuyp Minis P. Potter De Hong
A. Del Sarto Barrocio Ruyadael S. Rosa
Teniers Vanderheyden Dusan r. Veronese
Claude Rubens Corregio Titian
Rembrandt Zuccarelli Both Albano
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Guido Vanderwerf J. Mid Behalken, &c.
May now be viewed by catalogues only, at la. each, to be had at
Mr. Phillips's, 73, New Bond street.

Plate, Marine Chronometers, Wines, Musical and Philosophical
Instruments, a Neat Stanhope Gig, and Valuable Erects.
By My. WILLIAMS.
At the Auction Mart, on FRIDAY NEXT, 14th April, at 12,
Asi DEBOA RD of 1,700 Ounces of Elegant PLATE,
consisting of tea sets, coffee biggest, sauce tureens, waiters,
table, dessert, gravy, and tea spoons, forks, table and card candle.
sticks, tankard and pint mugs, cups. cruet frames, soup and sauce
ladles, epergne, tea-kettle with lamp, bread-basket, vegetable
dislus and covers, salts. bottle-stani's. Lc. kc. Two capital eight.
digchronometers, by Barrstl, and Hatton and Harris of Cornhill,
d watches, a superb large single stone brilliant brooch. an excel
eta eight•day table clock, a tine-toned pedal harp, a brilliant-toned
grand piano.forte, a ditto cabinet piano, an excellent double-barrel
fowling-piece, by Harcourt, of Ipswich; a neat stanhope gig; 136
dozen of choice old port, claret, msdeira, and sherry ; a few plus-
hly pictures, books, and oth„,r t Teets.
To be viewed on Thursday and morning of sale, and catalogues
had, at the Mart; and of Mr. Williams, Throgmorton.street.

FURNITURE AND COSTLY EFFECTS,
OXFORD-STREET.
fly Mr. WILMA 318.
At the Spacious looms, No. 410, Oxford-street, on WEDNES-
DAY NEXT, the 19th inst. and following Day. at Li,
THE genteel HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, large
plate glasses. an Indian eight-leaied folding screen, work
boxes, a variety of Indian articles, brilliant•toned cabinet and
horizontal grand piano-fortes, patent barrel organ in a mahogany
cue, a pedal harp. a full-sized billiard table, an antique clock in a
carved case, French clocks, plate, plated articles, porcelain, Dres-
den and India china in jars, beakers, dinner and dessert services,
ke. rich cut glass, picture', hooks. painted and stained giasa and
numerous valuable effects. The Furniture comprises mahogany
four-post and tent bedsteads, with chintz cotton furnitures. prime
goose feather 'beds and bedding, mahogany cabinet articles in
wardrobes, chests of drawers, dressing stands, seta of dining, card,
sofa, and Pembroke tables, cellsret sideboard, mahogany patinur
and japanned chairs, Turkey, Brussels, and Venetian carpe s,
domestic requisites, &c. &c.
To be viewed the (lay preceding and mornings of sale, and cata-
logues had at slit: place of pale; and of Mr. Williams, Tbrog-

CAPITAL OAK TREES, WITH THEIR TOPS, mrs,
AND HARK.
By Mr. PRICK ETT,
At the Crown-Inn, East Grinstead, on THURSDAY, April 27,
at Two in ti..e Afternoon. in Seventeen Lots,
THREE HUNDRED and THIRTY-SEVEN OAK
TREES, with their valuable TOPS. LOPS, and BARK,
now standing, and numbered with paint, on two farms, celled
Stonelands and the Most, in the parish of West Ifethley, in the
county of Sussex ; In the occupation of Mr. Obadiah Hobbs ;
tuate adjoin:lig to the high turnpike-road from Turner's.hiu to
Lindfirld' at die thirty-three mile-stone.
Several of the trees are of large dimensions, the bark of an excel-
lent quality, and convenient for carriage.
May he viewed by applying to lifr. Hobbs, thetenant of the
farms, of when catalogues may be had, as well as at the Tiger, at
Lindlield ; the Crown Inn, East Grimaced ; the Star, Lewes ;
the Talbot, Cucktield ; the King's Arms, Horsham; White
I Horse, Edenbridge ; the IVhite Hart, Guildford ; the Auction
Mart ; of Messrs. Dawes and Chatfield, Angel. court, Throgmoi-
ion-itreet ; and of Mr. Pitckett, 41, Castle-streeti Holborn. •