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

MITRES B7lt ESTEEMED MASTERS.

By ?dr. CAUTY.
At his great Rooms, 110, Pall-mall, on NV EDIVSDAY NEXT,
she 18th inst. at It,
-A GENUINE And plesuPrig COLLECTION of
rl_ PICTURES, cosnpriabig several of cusaiderable merit, from
the pencils of
Ruben' Hereon Domeniehlno M leris
TAW Cuyp Guercino Vanderwerf
Albaeo ‘Voovermana Ruysdael &a Az.
thy be viewed tire days preceding tbs sale, and eategues had
at me Edema, 80. Pall.tuall.
SUPERBLY ELEGANT HOUSEHOLIAtIinNITUKE,
Large Glasses, splendid Drawing.rooni Suite. French (,`laks, China,
Glass, Lustrea, Plate, and Effect,. Connaubbt.tpersee:.
fly Mr. CAUTY,
On the Premises, Na. 62. Connaught:ter:ace, 'Edgware-road, on
at THURSDAY, the 20th instant, sod following l)ay. 12.
cosALL the new and splendid HOUSEHOLD FUR-
NITURE, comprising French and English bedsteads, with
y furniture, goose beds and superfine bedding. wbigedwrard.
robes, dressing tilling and glasses, an elegant drawing.m suite
of yellow damask in curtains, chairs, sofas, ottomans, lye.; bril-
liant pier and chimney glasses, cemmodes and consoles; elegant
porcelains and bronze ornaments, set of dining tables,- parlour
chairs, and sidebOanis; china, rich cut glass, plate, and plated
articles, wardrobe of bed and table linen, Bruseels sod Venetian
carpets, an assortment of basement furniture, &e.
The furniture may be viewed the flay preceding, and eatalognep
had on the premises; and of Mr. Cauty, 80, Pall-mall.

PERPETUAL ADVOWSON AND NEXT PRESENTA-
TION TO THE RECTORY W BRANC4S.TER, NOR-
FOLK. _ -

It..
.CAUTY respectfully informs the Clew, No-
1. batty, and Public, that, by direction of the Preter, he
will KELE. by AUCTION. at the Auction Mart, noporite the
Hank of England, on TUESDAY. May 9, 111211, at 12. the ina.
portant and valuable ADVOWSON and NEXT PRESENNA-
TION to the Rectory Church of BitAiNc.IsTER, Norfolk. a
healthy seaport town, distant front %Vella 10 mUes,. from H olk-
ham H. Lynn 21, rakenham 15, Sliafiliain 24, and from Lpodon
190 miles; in the vicinity of exceit'ent markets, and go roads;
with handsome modern Residence. lawn. pleasure-gramma, gardcar;
hot-hooves, graperies, &c. ; stabling for sight horses, cosch-bouse,
oirt!buildsags, sod glebe lands. The tithes are principally let to
the %copiers of the farms. extending over 3,333 artel, and prodhee
a clear revenue of 1,000!. per annum.
Printed particulars are preparing. and may had 21 days priot to
the sale, of T. Garwood, Jun. Esq. Solicitor, Well+ ; at the
Principal Inns at Norwich, Esicenbam, Lyon, and at tne Univer-
sity towns; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Canty,Bo, Pall-mall, London.

rro CH YNIISTS, DRI-GGIST2, and APOTHE-
1. CARIES.../to be DISPOSED OF, the LEASE,
STOCK, FIXTURES, and GOOD-WILL, of a DRUG BU.
Nl SS. ineli.ding a small, though highly respectable sod' inr-
,proving.PßACTlCE, situate about six miles from town. The
House is In excellent repair; at a law vent' and. the Shop very
neatly Hued up. The sum of 400 guineas is required for the
whole. ?ascii/able an opportunity for a young man, desirous
of embarking in a most respectable and adraotageous.roucern, sel-
dom occurs.

—for card. of address apy (if by letter, post paid) to Mr. J. C.
Byte, (Clymer and Drug stat:a. Holborn. fdlgb Holbo.
'immediate possession ay

FRANCE.
TO be.SOLD, a moat eligible ESTATE, consisting of
an excellent newly erected stone Cbateau, with colonnades
and numerous offices, a garden of nearly live acres, abundantly
stocked with wall fruit, and 200 :MS of excellent land (Paris mea-
sure), well wooded 4 with farm bowie and buildings. The Furni-
ture of the mansion may be taken at a valuation. A stream df
fresh water sufficient to turn a mill runs through the estate, which
iv situate upon the banks of the navigable river Odet, half a league
from Quimpey, department of Finisterre. Amongst other advan-
tages, about 90 acres of the land, at the farthest part of theestate
horn the house, consist of valuable potters' earth, offering the op.
portunity of a most lucrative establishment, and there Is already a
most substantial building of upwards of 200 feet in length, visit?
convertible into a manufactory. In the neighbourhood are good
markets. Fuel and provisions remarkably chap, and abundance
of game.
A well secured Annuity will not be objected to in payment, and
other facilities given on the purchase. Taxes only 3:141 francs per
annum. -- .

Apply, if by letter poet paid, to Mr. Bebb, Solicitor, 11, Furni.
ears Inn, Holborn ; or to 111 seers. Mills and Ganning, Solicitors,
Rue du Faubourg St. Honor, No. 12, P.tria.

STAYS AND ELASTIC IIELTS.

QM' NS6W and VISTIitIN subMit to Ladles their
fashionable CORSETS of various unique patterns, which
they engage to fit in a superior style of elegance and beauty, how-
ever difficult the figure. Their Patent Stays counteract and rectify
spinal curvatures, and support and cure persons awry, invisibly
making the form appear perfectly straight and shapely, without
any pernicious steel, padding. la pressure. Elastic Belts, which
reduce corpulency, visceral enlargement, umbilical hernia, local
dropsy, relieve and strengthen abdominal debility, and give coin-
fortable support before and after accouchement.—Country residents
instructed to send measures. _

Letters must be post paid.—Be correct in the names and address.
Robinson and Vistinn, No. 65, New Bond -street, two doors from
Brook-street, London.

ESTABLISHED TWENTY-SIX YEARS,
For the Sale of IRISH LINEN by the pisce, at the Factors'
price, No. d, on the South Side of BLOO3IbBURY-SQUARE,
four doors from the ton'of Southampton-street, Holborn.
r(HE IRISH LINEN COMPANY .beg leave to.an-
nounce to the Public, that the above House is their only
establishment in this country where they continue to supply the
Nobility, Gentry, and the Public with warranted grass-'leached
Linen, for Shirts and Sheetd, a: also 'fable Linen of the best fa-
bric and colour, at a price considerably lower than they can he pro-
cured througli any other medium. They also engage to rentrn the
purchase money should any Emit appear, Good Irish Bills and
Bank of Ireland Notes taken as usual. Country or Town Orders
punctually attended to by
J. DONOVAN. I. BloomThary-square, London, I
it A ems,
JOHN DOYLE, It), Alecklenhurgh-„mect, Dublin,

AND j. sivE‘vitlGHT solicit a continuance of
J Public favour for this most positively the very LAST LOT.
TERY but ONE that can ever be submitted.
In this present Scheme all the approved points of late Lotteries
are retained, and every Number is sure of being a 144;e. There
will be no more opportunities of gaining an independent Fortune
for a few Pounds ; for it is highly probable, in the last Lottery of
all, the demand will greatly exceed the supply, and tend to rat4e
the Price of Tickets and Shares very considerably ; indeed in
former years, with only two or three Capitals of any magnitude in
a Scheme, it PIA not uncommon to pay 501. or liPt. for a Ticket,
and yet Twenty Thousand Guineas may now be gained for Twenty
Pounds, as there are
SIX PRIZES OF TWENTY-ONE THOUSAND
POUNDS, &c. &c.
. .

Forming so A —to o(3 0001. !
ALL TO BE DECIDED IN )NB DA‘r, WEDNESDAY,

id of MA

Tickets and Shares are t ellin aby J. and Sivewright, at their
fortunate Offices, No. 87, Corinth ; 11, Ilo:born ; and 38, Hay-
market, London, where they ,01.1
12.478 - a Prize of - ./ 30,000 !
3.613 - 21.055