The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-05-17 00:00:00

SAVING in FUEL.—Proprietors of Steam-Engines
having boilers attached to 'Lem, either in Boats or 111anu.
'ivories, who require an additional stipple or steam. will find the
DUPLEX GENERATORS a powerful auxiliary in Its pro-
duction. They can be attached to the boiler, at a trilling expense,
and without disturbiag any part of the works; the water injected
by 'he forcing pump ought to pass through the Generators, and
discharge into the ream-chamber of the boiler. The quantity of
steam will be greatly increased. and the consumption of Feel di.
twiaished at least one.half. Should they not be found to answer,
the Patentee will take the materials at first cost, and charge nothing
for the license.

--14r-part.--ieulers a I by letter, of pertonally, to J. 111‘Curdy,
Cocit.strcet,

GLAIGHT, I.NIBRELLA and PARASOL MA-
• NUFACTI• HER to her Royal Highness the Princess
AUGUSTA, No. 8, HIGH HOLBORN, near Gray's Inn, and
late of 88, Burlington-arcade, most respectfully begs leave to re.
tarn his test thanks to the nobility. gentry, and the public for the
most liberal patronage which he has hitherto ex pe•ienced at both of
the above establishments, and trusts, by an unremitting attention to
their future favours to meet their continued support.
The superiority of the manufacture of his Umbrellas and
Parasols, having secured the approbation and patronage of the
public during the last fourteen years, has induced G. Laight, for
the purpose or executing the extensive orders which he has re-
ceived from all part. of the kingdom, to rebuild and enlarge his
prembee in Holborn, where he now has on sale the most elegmt
and tasteful assortment of any house in the trade ever offered for
the in,pertion of the pnblie.
The fallowing is • list of Irticles, with the prices annexed, which
G. Lsight is enabled to sell for ready money, and manufactured of
the very best materials :__parasols from 3s. fgt. upwards; ditto,
with elegant mined ivory handles, from 84. ; sad the much
approved .ladul tubes, front Ills. to—; ladies' light silk umbrellas,
mote on real cane, from ltis. to --; oiled silk, oiled linen, patent
candle screens, bathing caps, sponge bags. printed baize. table mats
and d'oyleya, India matting and table mats, and every other article
of the beat quality, connected with the above business, wholesale
and far exportation.
The trade supplied on liberal terms.
e G..Laight begs to state that he has no connexim whatever
with any other shop in London, and that all orders with which he
may be favoured shall he executed with the same punctuality and
despatch for which his establishment has been distinguished during
the last fourteen years.
Observe the address, No. 8, iflgh Holborn, near Gray's Inn.

ELEGANT DETACHED RESIDENCE, PLEASURE
GROUNDS, DARDEN, AND LANE),
STAMFORD-HILL.
By Mr. HOGGART,
At the Mart, on TUESDAY, the 90th inst. at 12, unless an ac-
ceptable offer be previously made by private contract,
A Very superior RESIDENCE, delightfully situate
/i upon the summit of STAMFORD.IIILL, the residence
and property of a Lady removing. The House stands detached,
forming a I.andsome elevationt with wings, approached by a lawn
and drive, enclosed end planted with shrubs. The back part cpm-
mends extensive and beautiful prospects, with lawn, pleasure.
ground, flower-garden, greenhouse, grapery, and productive
kitchen-garden, and paddock, altogether about six acres. The
House, which is in perfect order, contains six principal bed cham-
bers, exclusive of servants' rooms, water-closets, and two dressing
rooms; elegant drawing room, dining parlour, morning room,
library, and boudoir all of good proportions, and expensively fitted
up ; hall paved with marble, handsome portico, and plate-glass
doors, with attached and detached offices of every description ;
double coach-houses, and five-stall stable ; with numerous other
conveniences, which will appear in printed particular/3 of sale.
The Estate is leasehold, for a long term, at a low rent.
To be viewed by card', which, with particulars, mad be had of
Mr. Hoggart, 0!, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. Particulars
also at the Mart.

STREATHAM PARK,
Seven miles from London, in the county of Surrey.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND COPN'HOLD ESTATE,
In a moat beautiful situation for the erection of Villas, comprising
a Park handsomely timbered, with extensive Pleasure (hounds,
Gardens, Hothouses, and a sheet of Water, containing altogether
about 90 acres, enclosed by a park paling, and bounded by two
good roads.
By Mr. HOCH/ART,
At the Mart, on TUESDAY, May 30, at 12, unless an acceptable
offer be previonsly made by private contract,
I/Ver7 important FREEHOLD and COPYIIOLD of
IN II ERITANCE ESTATE, with a spacious Mansion-
house, containing numerous bed-rooms, capital drawing and dining
reams, library, and offices of every description suitable to an estab-
lishment of the first consequence; very extensive gardens of about
3 acres, enclosed by walls 14 feet high, clothed with the finest selec.
tion of fruit trees, under the protection of two capacious gardeners'
cottages,sa orchard, ice-house, beautiful lake well stored with fish ;
the whole containing together 89 dcres 1 rood and 16 perches,
commanding a frontage of about 1600 feet to Streatham common,
with a sinular homage to the road leading to Mitcham. Thia
Estate is handsomely timbered, and offers a variety of beautiful
situations for the erection of villas of the first importance.
May be viewed by earth, which, with particulars, may be had of
Mr. thwart. 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exeliange. Particulars
also of Mi. Whitehead, solicitor, Holborn-court, Gray's.lnn ; and
at the Marl,

VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND COPYHOLD
FARMS,
Near Burwaah and Battle, in the county of Sussex, contiguous to
the high road to Hastings, in a fine shooting country, and
abounding with game, containing altogether about 641 Acres of
Land.
By Mr, HOGGART.
At the Mart, on FRIDAY, June 23, at 12, in Lots, unless an
acceptable offer be previously made for the whole by Private
Contract,
r 'TIE following FARMS, near Mae-bill, viz.
:
j BURNT HOUSE, a compact and desirable property, con-
taining about 90 acres of arable, pasture, and wood land, let to a
te‘pectable tenant, at a low rent (Wooly 65/. per annum.
The FORGE FARM, a compact Estate of about 100 acres. rill
freehold, with ftirm.house and buildings, adjoining to the Pre.
serves of Rose-hill; situation most delightful, and a trout stream
runs through the property, and will let at a rent of 80/. per annum,
HOLT DOWN, a crpital Farm of IE4 acres of rich arable,
pasture, and hop ground, with an excellent house and buildings,
suitable for a gen,leman and sportsman, abounding with game, and
worth to rent at least 1501. per annum, all freehold.
BATEMAN'S, a compact Farm. with a largestone.built house.
and 77 acres of excellent land, in arable, meadow, and orchard, let
at 701. per annum, all freehold.
BUTTON'S FARM, close to the town of Burwash, consisting
of 90 acres of good land, in meadow, arable, and hop ground, let
at 1001. per annum.
These Farms, if purchased together, offer a very desirable in.
vestment of capital, with sufficient domains for shooting, having
an abundant supply of game from the adjacent preserves.
May be viewed on application to Mr. Boultbee, of Holt Down
Farm, of whom particulars may he had; particulars also at the
Swan, Hastings; the Kentish Hotel. Tunbridge Wells ; the
George Inn, Battle; of R. L. Apoleyand, Esq. Lincoln's Inn ; nt
the Mart ; and of Mr. lloggart, 62, Old Broad.stroat, Royal Ex-
change.

I AI litalitiErrli very 1% spuctf lly 'informs' ilte No-
HUI, and ronnoisidurs, that 111 RDAV PERT he
will SEl.f..by AUCTION, at lila (heat Worn. king.sireet. hr.
Jitmea'a.squaie. by order of the Proprietor. • "decd..* of about
FIFTY CAPITAL PICTUB LS, by th.! greatest Masters o' the
Italian Schools. being • valuable part of the Collection rf the
Count Cesare Bianchetti, of Bologna, rnently consigned to this
country.
They comprise specimens of the very supetior class of the felow.
trig celebrated Masters
Hdlaino N. del Abate Guido
P. del Vega Corregio I,rarcia• °octet.°
G. da Carpi Rondani C. &Ice Al .ano
*Pintiiriecie Parmegiar.o Primaticcio Sirani
,Garritl'alo Lelio Orai Cignani
da Vinci Mazzolino Dominicitino RAenhamer
Luini
Also, about 300 original Drawing, by old Mlsters; chi:-fly of
the school 61 Bologna.
May be viewed two day.; preceding.

VALUABLE AND HIGHLY CURIOUS OLD
IN THE WOOD AND IN BOTTLE.
Of the late Sir T. 31aitlano,
AIR. CHRISTIE his the honour very respectfully to
inform the Nobility and Public, who may be carious is
' Wines. that he has received instructions to SELL by AUCTRYN,
it his Great Room, in King-atreet. St. Jsroes'a.squase, on YBI-
DAY,•May'26, at I precisely, the very valuable and extensive Co:.
lemon of curious and choice %VINES,- the.whole of which ere 'of
great age and of the very finest quality and flavour, of the Rt.
Sir Thomas Maitland, K.G.C.B. Lord. High Commissioner of the
lonian Islands, and °overrun. of Malta, deceased, consisting of
two pipes and two hogsheads of capital Madeira, anti one hog,-
head of Seteinl Madeira, and one quarter .cask of Malmsey, thtce
hogsheads of Sherry, and five of llolarsals„ of peculiar charact,r,
which lie in the Vaults of the London Docks, and on which t!m
Duties have been paid ; also, about fiji dozens of Madeira, IK
dozens of Burgundy Madira. 30 dozens of Paxarete, 22 dozers ~t*
Marsala, iii dozens of old Malaga, 33 dozens of Red Constanti•
in pints, 3,5 dozens of Lafitte Claret, 42 dozens of Red, and be of
White Hermitage, 24 dozens of Champagne, and 26 dozens of the
genuine and rare Maraschino of Zara; the whole of which, pecked •
in the original cases, remain, and will be delivered to the purchaser
from the vaults of the London Docks.
Thelate Proprietor's well known judgment. and taste in Winer,
and his great liberality in purchasing the best that coold he 0t,..
taMed, for which the high situation he filled afforded him thee:tress
opportunities, cannot fail to recommend the above to the particular
attention of the Public.
The IViries in the wood may be tasted by tasting orders, to be
Mut of Messrs. Coxe sad Chambers, St.. Darman's-hill, where
catalogues may be had ; as also of Mr. Christie, King-street, St.
James's-square; but samples of the Wines, bath in the w.xal
and in the bottle, may be had, cat Fagiag for-the same, by applka-
tion as above.

THE POURTAUES CABINET OF De TCII AM)
FLEMISH PICTURES.
1 R. PHIL! IPS most reopectfulljt announce* that he
iTI, shall, oo FRIDAY NEXT, the 19th inst. and following
Day, at One, SCISMIT by AUCTION, at his Grist Rune,
New llond.street, the distinguished and valuable Collection of
beautiful PAINTINGS, by the most eminent Altsters of the
Dutch and Flemish Schools, formed during. the last 30 years by
the Count Pourtales, whose love of the arts, united to his known
tette and judgment, has erabled him to select. from the rattails
collections dispAsed during the late revolutions and events of 11114
end 15, the most choice and estimable gems id at t, of the Wgitett
qua'ity, and in the purest state. The subjects are of the most
pleasing character, and of catdmat size, esubsodon the worksof
llobbima Rut sdael IVynants Wouvermana
A. Vandevelde W. Vandevelde Decade rtaokhuysen
Metro !Uteri* - Schaliten l'avnielvserf
Vanderheyden Maas G. II use I,ein .ratd;
}tokens Vandyke Vernet Bout
Teniers Rerghem Van Huysem ttirk .
De Iloog De boning Vanderneer Berko'. Re.
May be viewed till the sale, by e.atalotises (at Is. each), to be
had at 73, New Bond-street.

THE CABINET OF GOLD AND OTHER COINS, VALI!.
ABLE SNU CF-BOX ES, WA TCHES, AND JEWELS OF
A NOBLEMAN, DECEASED.
"I R.
MONDAYI;II lpil 2,,,tv, respectfully pseheatlf, . 1
al
i announces
ocinr ;3ythorajeroont.
the Administratris, SUBMIT by
,A7UCTION, at his Great
Room*; New Bond-street, the CABINET of ANCIENT GOLD,
SI I:4'ER and COPPER COINS and MEDALS; 21 valuable
gold, gold enamelled, silver and other snuff-boxer, cameo and
intaglio rings, jewellery, s brilliant cross, miniatures of Bonaparte
and other personages, and miscellaneous items of taste, value, E.d
curiosity, the property of a Nobleman deceased.
May be viewed Friday and Saturday preceding the sale; and
catalogues then bad, et Is. each, at Mr. Phillips's, 73, New Bond.
street.
THE REMAINING- PART OP THE LATE SIR, T.llO.
MAS'S VERY VALUABLE STOCK,
Comprising the splendid Brilliant and Pearl Suites and Orna-
ments, massive Chased Plate, are.
By Mr. SQUIBB and SON,
At their Great Rooms, Savilie.row, THIS and TWO following
Days, at 12, by order of the Elt•Clitt,PlN
'FIRE Whole of the remaining Part of the very 'attn.
.1_ able STOCK of the late Mr. THOMAS, sera., of No. 3.
Strand; including several very splendid DIAMOND. ORNA-
MENTS, in tiaras, crosses, lockets, rings, pins, top and drop eat.
rings, and brooches, of the finest water, and made up in the best
taste; several rows of ORIENTAL PEARLS of tine quality
and magnitude; suites of topazes, garnets, amethysts, • and other
jewellery; loose diamonds and precious stones: watches by the
most eminent makers; chains, seals, and keys; together with up.
wards of
12,000 OUNCES OF VERY ELEGANTLY CHASED
AND MASSIVE PLATE,
both useful and ornamental; capital Plated articles; a Superb
dressing case, fitted up with gold and silver-gilt implements, Ae.
The whole the genuine property of the deceased ; said to be wld.
tike thet.formu part, without the least reservation.
To be • viewed, and catalogoes (at Is. each) had at the Bank
Loire-house; and of Mr. Squibb and Son, Saville-row.
• By Alt. SOTHEBY,
At Igo House, No. 3, Wellington4lreet,•Strand, TO-310R 11011',
and Six following Days (Sunday excepted), at 12,
ACOLLECTION of fine, useful, and rare BOOKS,
'in every depatttnent of Literature; including, In
Folio:—Pamberg Missal. upon vellum, 1431 ; Escobar, Las
quarto cientar, both rots. 1515 ; Fernandez Ilistoria del Peru, .1
vols. 1571 ; Original Editions of most 'attic Spanish Ctrotteles ;
Hispania Ilustrate, 4 vols. ; Antonfi Bibliothees Hisptu a, 4 vols ;
Cam!, Iriarte, Buda, Canes, and otber Spanish Writers; Flock's
Views, 3 vols.: llonar and King's Cathedrals ; Du dale's -13t-
rotretage ; Etimonelson's Heraldry, 2 vols. ; Eirlorn't Liber Yeti.
tans; 2 vols. ; Varßrck's Heads; Scheneliztr Physics Sacra, ii
reds. ; Knorr and Waleli's Pesrifactions, 4.v015.
Quarto—lreland's various °PitlianiqUe Works, 8 vols. large
paper, with eteanno ; Lyson's Magna Britannia, 5 vols. large
paper, illustrated ; ' \'ovage de Marchand, 4.v015. large paper ;
Held ges's Travels its India, a matchless ropy, large paper, proofs.
Sic. ; Painter's Palace of Pleasure, by Haslewood, 4 vols. pritcd
upon velliim : Allan's priva•cli pelted Tenet's relating to Dur.
ham; Master's Bennet College. large paper; Cook's Voysr.
line paper I Cancelled part to Dallaway • Sussex ; Carleton'a
Letters. Illustratal; Spanish Chronicles, 7 eels. large paper ;
Martin's Shells, with the original drawings ; Rnwland's Choice of
Change, li85; Harvey's Defence o( the History or Brutus, 1383 ;
Early 3litsie.
Octavo—Clarendern's Rebellion, 8 vols. large paper, illustrated;
Classics. ptinted by Malin, 41 tot*. ; llearne's*Vatious NIA*.
lions ; and Many others Oqualli interesting.
Together with mane Thousand
Intermitting Taacts,,Uibilagraphieal, ilisworieal, Civil Wars re.
lacing to Intact, and s.-in.land, Loudon, County Ilistoreetowerly.
painted Bulls asod(halloos, Single Street Palled*, Bro
Penmen's Vent.. Lottery Pug*, Election Squibs, Qua vile
property.of Mr. Thomas Thorpe.
To be viewed, and catalogoaa (putt 2(41114 at the glace of Salo.

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