The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-12-21 00:00:00

ECEMBER 21.

Phis day. 3 vols. Stn. with Encretinp, SCePild Edition of
AMANUAl.ofCHYMlSTßY,containingtheprincipal
Farts of the Science, arranged in the Order to which they
are Discussed and Illustrated in the Lectures at the Royal login'.
non of Great Britain.
By WILLIAM THOMAS BRANDS. F.L.S.
SecrYtary to the Royal Society, Aor. du.
Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street.

This day is published, in 12mo. Third Edition, enlarged tied
improved, price 30. od. bound,
y NTRODIXTION to the WRITING of GREEK, for
the Use of the Junior Greek Gass in the University of Alias-
gow. In Four Parts.
fly D. K. SANDFORD, Esq. A.M. Oxon,
Professor of Greek in the University of thaegow.
Printed for A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Hunt, Ro-
binson, snit S. Waterloo-Owe, Pall-ruall, London.
Bv sr will be shortly pubSished, by the same Author,
EKTR cTs, from VARIOUS GREEK AUTHORS, with
Notes ands 14111. ft•. Bvo. Second Edition, revised and enlarged.
Just pieblisheil.
ASYNOPSIS of the OHYMICAL DECOMPOSI-
TIONS of the LOIsiIIPN PHARMACOP/E/A, with
TestQwestions of the Pupil's Knowledge of the ism,.
By G. F. COLLTER,
Lecturer on Chrmiawy and /ass& Medics.
,Pvintad for Samuel
COLLlERHigh'Setilt Flcerassatiorsallek
N.B. Mr. COLLIER 40114111 F. "utgewel
as moat. on TUESDAY, Jan, IBBIL
20. Norfolk-street, Strand.

ELEGANT CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Just published, by R. Ackerman*, Strand.
THE FORGET-ME-NOT, FOR 1826,
pr 12s.
CHRISTMAS TALES, forice 1925, in a pent volume. Itmo.
price It. To be continued Annually. The pieces composing this
volume are partly original and partly translated from foreign
writers of eminence.

AUTO-IMOOIAPHICAL MEMOIRS of FERDINAND
FRANCK, in one very neat pocket volume, price 4s. A portion
of these klemoks appeared in the Ist and 2d volumes of "The
Forget.Me-Not." for the pages' f which the whole was destined ;
but, in consequence of the length to which they hare unexpectedly
extended, the Publisher has printed them separately, in the same
form as " The Forget-Me-Not..

Also,
The NEW DOLL ; or, Gratidmamma's Gift, with Eiz Plates,
half-bound, price 4s.

Published by W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Stationers'-hall.court,
Ludgate-street. London,
EXCURSIONS in NORFOLK, illustrated with IGO
Plates, in 12 Numbers, 2s. each ; large paper proofs,
each; or in two vols. royal 18mo. 24'.; large paper, 365. in
boards.

EXCURSIONS in SUFFOLK, the Smut, in Numbers and
boards.

EXCURSIONS in ESSEX, ditto, ditto.
EXCURSIONS in KENT, 411 Plum in Six Numbers, 2a.
each : large paper proofs, Ss. ; one vol. royal 18mo. 12s. ; large,
18v. hoards.

EXCURSIONS in SURREY, the Same, in Numbers and
boards.

EXCURSIONS in SUSSEX, ditto, di•to.
EXCURSIONS In CORNWALL. ditto, ditto.
EXCURSIONS in IRELAND. 14 Number., 2.. each ; large
paper proofs, Is. No. 16 will be published on the Ist of January,
1826.

EXCURSIONS in HAMPSHIRE, SOUTHAMPTON,
and the ISLE of WIGHT, are in preparation, and will soon
appear.

LIBRARY OF BOORS AND BOORS OF PRINTS,
lAM/Sk) PRINTS, AND DRAWINGS, ike. /kr.
MR. PHILLIPS has the honour to inform the Nobility
and Gentry, that Tlfl3 DAY and TO-lIIORROW he
shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Great Booms, 73, Nei
Bond-street. an extensive and valuable LIBRARY of BOOKS
and Books of Prints, and a small. colleetitm of prints and Drawings
in portfolios: the Altiser Francais, 6 vol. folio; British Poeta,
100 vol. ' • CF-uvres de Voltaire, n torn.; Scott's Poems, NoTels,
GO VOL ; ditto Antiquities, 93 engravings; Mu' des An.
titling. 2 ; Pyne's Rural Residences, 100 phtek; Nash's Views in
Paris, 2; Hoyden's Shakspeare, 9 volts., and Prints:2; and many
other valuable Works; also the Dresden, Versailles, Poo yin,
Florence, Le Brun, Stafford, and (Inter 6sUaties; Two Blazed
Mahogany Bookcases, anti Pair of Globes ; the Properly of 0 Gen.
tleman, removed from his residence. Oloticeater-place.
May be viewed till the Sale, and catalogues. u the Amadeu
Mart; and at 73, New Bond-street.

CAVENDISH-SQUARE.
VAI4UABLE FURNITURE, NOBLE ()LASSES, LOFTY
MLR CURTAINS, OTTOMANS, &c. &a.
UrR. PHILLIPS respectfully announces, that THJS
kV.A: and following DAYS. at One o'Clnek each Day, lie
shaft SUBMIT by AUCTION, no the Premises. No. I. earns-
dish-square. corner of Margaret-street, PART of the BAND-
..S(IIIE MODERN FURNITURE, formed of Rosewood and
Mahogany: noble pier and chimney glasses of large dimensions,
viz.-96 inch. by 62, 99 be 60. 99 by 49, 82 by ; and several of
minor sizes ; about fifteen fonr.post, field, and other bedinsacin,•and
hangings, with their excellent bedding and anpropriate cbsmbet
appendages : a capital! sideboard and a set of dining tables IS
feet long by 6 feet "nee ; suites of dining and drawing-mnm and
chamber chairs, in morocco, silk, and chints ; large carpets ;
wardrobes, chests of drawers, dressing tables, and wash-stands ;
two valuable and costly rosewood conimi:rlea, enriched with
marble and or-molu ; a superb draw ing-rooin chandelier. fanned of
richly cut glass and mountings, and four others : several suites of
curtains of silk and chints, with their draperies, particularly a suite
of blue silk hangings for four rooms, tastefully arranged, and the
suite of carved and gilt ottomans, sofas, and chairs, complete for
four drawing rooms ; a variety of culinary articles, and miscella-
neous objects, at the late residence of a Nobleman.
May be viewed till the Sale, and Catalogues had (at Is. each, to
be returned to purchasers) on the Premises; and at Mr. Phillips's,
73, Bond-street.

EAST INDIA atnimiltA,
In the Honourable East India Company's Cellars.
MR. PHILLIPS respectfully announces that, on
FRIDAY NEXT, at Two oT,lnek, he shall SELL by
AUCTION, at his Rooms. Bond.airect, in Lots,
TEN PIPES OF OLD EAST INDIA MADEIRA
Of rich flavour and quality, which have been lying in the Com-
pany's Vaults since their importation.
Permits will be granted for their removal from thence to the seve-
ral purchasers.
May be tasted at the time of sale, and Catalogues hail nt the
Auction Mart; and at Mr. Phillips's, 73, Bond-street.

SIX HUNDRED ANY, SIX DOZEN OF EXCELLENT
WINES, AND SEVERAL CASES OF EXTRAORDI-
NARY LIQUEURES.
MR. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies, that he shall
SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, New
Bond-street, on FRIDAY NEXT, at One, in suitable Lots,
without reserve, a CELLAR of EXCELLENT WINES, corn-
posed of fine Old Crusted Port, Ammontilado, Sherry of high
flavour, and Pole Sherry of superior quality, Buenas and Cham-
pagne, and several cases of very fine old Liqueres and Noyeau, the
Property of a Gentleman, for whom they will be sold without
11 reserve.

Samples may be had, upon paying for, every day until the Sale.
The U' and Liqueures may also be tasted at the time of sale.
and Catalogues now had at Mr, Phillips's, 73, Bond•street.

LEASE. ELEGANT MODERN FURNIXURE.O-IJAIStMS,
CHINA. AND EFFECTS, MANCIIESTEK.STREET.
MR. PHILLIPS respeettlilly announces, that on
SATURDAY NEXT. 24th inst. at One, he shall SELL
by AUCTION, on the Premises, No. 25, Martebester-aireet.
Manchester-square, the Improved Lease of a Compact FAMILY
RESIDENCE, well arranged for domestic accommodation, subject
to a moderate rent.

Also, the Elegant MODERN FURNITURE, formed or rose-
wood and mahogany, suites of curtains, Brussels carpets, French
and other bedsteads and bedding, mahogany wardrobes sod chests
of drawers, chimney glasses, clocks, china, glass ware, and miseel-
lament's effects of a Gentleman, gone to reside on the Continent.
Particulars of the 'louse maybe had at Mr. Phillips's, The'
Furniture-viewed the day prfteding, and catalogues had on the
premises. and at 73. Bond-street.

A COLLECTION OF PICTURES.
MR. PHILLIPS has the honour to announce, that on
MONDAY, 2d January next, and following Day, at One.
he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at hie Rooms, New Bond_
street, a COLLECTION of pleasing PICTURES, by Masters
of the Italian, Dutch, Flemish, and French Schools, principally
of cabinet slat;; embracing specimens by
Ruben. ^ Ruysdael
°stride Vandyke
Teniers Berghem
Begs I Vernet
Formed by a Gentleman, during many years'
May he viewed two Jays prior, and eat -
Phillips's, 73, Bond-street.

WOU Vel mans
J. Steen
Schttlken
Ste. tee.
s' residen re abroad.
ogues then had at Mr.