The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-02-10 00:00:00

,BRUAWY 10, 1824.

LEASEHOLD,
CHARING-CROSS and ST. MARTIN'S-LANE, with Im-
mediate Peeler*log.
By MR. STANLEY,
At Garraway's Coffce-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on
THURSDAY, the 12th of February, at Twelve,
HE UNEXPIRED TERM of about TEN YEARS
1 in the LEASE of those very eligible PREMISES, situate
No. 1, Charing-cross, corner of St. Marths's-lane, in the occupa-
tion of Mr. Joseph Wills, boot and shoemaker. held at the low
rent ot 1101. per annum. Immediate Ponseasion will be given.
May be viewed, with leave of the Tenant, and Particulars had,
ten days previous to the Sale, on the Premises ; of John Hill,
Esq., 56, Welbeck-street; as Garreway's; and of Mr. Stanley,
21, Old Bond4treet.

VALUABLE PICTURES,
THE PROPERTY OF A DISTINGUISHED AMATEUR.
By Mr. STANLEY.
At his Rooms, 21, Old Bond-street, oo FRIDAY, the 13th
instant, at Twelve,
itVery valuable COLLECTION of PICTURES, the
genuine property of a Gentleman well known for his selection
of works of Art of the highest order; conwrising authentic
specimens of the Italian, Spanish, Flemish, and Dutch Schools, by
the fglbwittg Eminent Masten:—N. and G. Patents, Zutbaran,
A. Cano, Rubens„ Vandyck. Postbus, P. Potter, Cu Raysdael,
°Made, Teeters, Wouvermans, Baghem, Mier* J. yp.,-Steen, Van-
defacer, Pcolemburgh, De Heusch, Watedoo, Starch, Van Eyck,
A. Darn, and other of their contem ; a few superior Draw-
blp,ed Chaknuand M stesunbakpf choice
Cary
May be viewed two days period, ad Catalogues had at the
Rooms.

TO BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS, BROKERS, AND
OTHERS.
By COTTLE and WATT,
At 28, Chancery-lane, on FRIDAY NEXT, at Twelve o'Clock,
under Distress for Rent.

THE remaining STOCK in TRADE, HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, FIXTURES, and EFFECTS, compris-
ing 230 pair of Shoes, 3 pair of Hoots, Four-post and Tent
Bedsteads and Furniture, Feather-beds and Bedding, Mahogany
Tables, Chests of Drawers, Mahogany and Rush-seat Chain,
Chimney and Dressing Glasses, Brussels Carpets, Kitchen Requi-
sites, &c.., Register and Romford Stoves, a Copper, a large panel-
led and glazed Press, Glazed Sashes, Venetian, &c. Blinds, a
Dresser, sundry Partitioning. and numerous other Effects.
To be viewed on the Morning of Sale. Catalogues may be bad
at the Rooms, and at Cottle and Watt's Offsee, Ka 9, Cary-lane,
psids.

MBE NEXT of KIN, if any, of MICHAEL
(otherwise MECHELL) QUEST, late Carpenter of H.
M.B. Manl7, Caplan Emmet, dammed, by Implying to Mr.
OBERG, No. 7, Sir William Warren's4quarn, Wapping, may
hear of something to their advantage.

PRIVATE EDUCATION.

A Beneficed CLERGYMAN, married, and of-long expe-
riencein Wilms, both u Tutor to a Nobleman and sub-
sequeetly receiving a few Into his own Hip.% is desirous of
filling VACANCY with a wdernaa's Sea, wham health eV pla-
cation rosy require more than usual attention.
Letters left for the Rev. B. C., at Mr. Triphook's, Bookseller,
23, Old Bond-street, Loudon, will be duly forwarded.

MESSRS. JACKSON and CO. ESTATE and
HOUSE AGENTS, GENERAL ACCOUNTANT'S,
Am beg to inform Merchants, Tradesmen, and the Public in mu-
ral, that they will meet with the speediest accommodation in the
Purchase and Sek of Estates and Houses of any description, and
in any part of the Kingdom, en application at their Office, as be-
low ; and that the most intricate and deranged Accounts will be
properly corrected with the greatest despatch.
Olfice-8, Drury-lane, near Holborn.

CHARLES 'WRIGHT, Wtnz MZUCHANT to his
Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence, next to the King's
Theatre, Opera Colonnade, Haymarket, Loudon, has perchesed
the whole of Burmester's fine 1820 PORTS, now in the Dock,
which, for fruit, flavour, and body, are matchless in the trade; in
Pipes and Hopheads at 1001. per Pipe. The above will be for.
warded from the Docks, and permitted from thence to the pur.
chaser.

CHARLES WRIGHT has in Stock some fine Old Port, 365.
per dos.; superior Sherry, 365. per dos.; and Cape Madeira, 16s.
A geod 11011111ead, calculated for various purposes, will be
packed with two dozen of each of the above-named warranted ge-
nuine Wines, bottles, att. to. included, and seat on receipt of
101.; or half the quantity, in Hamper, for 51.
Caravel's, Lisbon, Mountain, Tenerilfe, Bundles, and Ma-
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Jamaica Rum, Ihs. per gailon.—Just landed, some tine fresh
Florence Oil, first quality, in sues of 30 flasks, 40s. per case.—
Now landing, the first quality of Champagne, from the William,
London Docks, itts. per dozen—Postage must be paid, enclosing
remittances, and which will be immediately attended to.

IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT!
SUPERIOR WATER-PROOF BEAVER HATI,ESTA-
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HUGH FRANKS and CO., TO, Cheapaide, corner of
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se kind of Hat, manufactured of as matmials al to merit tie appro.
bation and patronage of the Public. Its peculiar qualities free it
from the effects incident to change of weather or Arnett, the
colour a most beautiful yet permanent jet black. This important
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kind ; 21s. to 26a.
. . _

The resin ; of many yam' experience, the extensive adoption
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H. F. and Co. have fully succeeded in rendering the LATELY
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ORNAMENTS, GRECIAN and ROMAN ARCH!.
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