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BURGESS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES.

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JOHN BURGESS and SON, being apprised
of the numerous endeavours made by many persons to
impose a spurious article for their make, feel it incumbent
span them to request the attention of he Public, is pur-
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appearance of the spurious descriptions will deceive the un-
guarded, sod fur their detection, J. B. and Son submit the
following Canticles: some are in •ppearance at first sight
a The Genuine," but without any Name or Address—some
a Burgess's Essence of Anchovies"—olliers a Borgia's"—
sod many more without Address.
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OA to the Nob lit y and GI titry, Amateurs °Noe Fine Arts,
that they shall SELL BY AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY,
the 20th instant, at the Gallery, No. 28, Prince's. sheer,
tricesicr-square, nearly opposite Coventry.etreet, the salt,.
able COLLECTION, formed by the late Mr. BRYAN, which
is allowed to contain some of the fittest Specimens of the
Italian and Flemish Schools; particularly the Deluge, by
Aunibslo Cagliari ; the beautiful Woody Landscape, with
Bacchanalia, by Velarquez •' Aetegin at the Bath of Diana,
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Paul Veronese, A. Sacchi, Guercino. P. de Coriolis, Rem-
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To be publicly viewed two day, preceding, when
Mallows say be had at the place of sale ; and of Mr.
Squibb and Son, at their Great Room, Saville-row.

Valuable and very im provable Freehold Estate its fit; Martin's
Parish, comprising the whole of Orange-slit-et, Orang.•-
cuul 1, past of Castle-street, the Nag's Head and Light
Hume Public houses, and • large Stshle-yard.—By Mr.
SQUIBB and SON, by order or the Trustees under the
{Vitt of his Glace the late Duke of Bstecleuch shit Queens.
berry, at Gsrraway's, on TUESDAY, July 3, at tole, in
Luis,
I .111 S ealo4lile FREEHOLD ESTATE is
situated in the immediate vicinity of l.eieester•synare,
and close to the exteusive improvements now carrying oil
under the New Street Art, and it pewit's* must eligible
opportunity fir turestisieut of capital, ar the present rental
arises from original truisml resits, the whole of which will
expire in right years and a ball from Al icluselmas next, when
the pusebaaers will bare the opportunity of re-letting at the
full .slue, which is calculated to be at least 1,2001. per 'h-
aunt.

Particulars, with Mass, are preps"' log, and may be had
t 1 days gweeediag the sale of Messrs. 0.1.11 e, 04411 e, owl
Forster, Ss&khan., Carey street; at the Nies dead sad Lett
Hulse Public Houses on the Estate; at Garrassafs; anti of
Mr. Squibb aad Soa, Auctioneers, Saville-tuts.

The Clicflea Estate at Taplow, Buck., opposite Mbillell-
itentL—Peremplurily by Mr. SQUIBB and SON (by order
of the Treater few Sale), at Garraway's, on TUESDAY,
July 10, at 12 o'Clock, l■ Five Lots, as under:—
LA 1. A Lafge FREEHOLD and TITHE-
FREE MEADOW, ro•taining 20 acre, and
• half, is the occupation of Mr. W. Bailey, truant from year
to yvar, Outfit,: on the road to Burnham, and adjoining
the Estates of Mr. Wood and the late P. C. Bruce, Coq.
Lot 2. A large tract of 'ruble land, containing near 70 aeree,
with two Cie pieeee of water, pleasantly situated adjoining
Drupcuure, the seat of Lord Grenville, and bounded on the
west by the road lion§ Taplow to Beaconsfield. Lot 3. The
greater part of that magnifies nt and justly celebrated pro
perry, Cliefden; comprising the rife of the ancient mansion,
with the two wings, extensive offices and gardens, the noble
terrace, two lodges, Italian pavilian, octagon temple, and
other oraamental building.; together with near 137 acres of
land, beautifully wooded, and most abundantly stocked with
game ; the whole bounded on the west by the River Thames,
and enclosed by • substantial brick wall on she side next the
high road. Lot 4. Comprises that justly admired building,
the Spring House, together wish a must beautiful portion of
dee estate, containing 75 acre.. Lot 5. Another beauti.
ful portion of the estate, adjoining south On the above,
containing near 72 acre►, bounded ou the cast by the high
road from Taplow to Beaconsfield, on the west by the River
Timmer, and on the south by the grounds of Taplow Court.
The Estate may be viewed by application to Mr. Tyre, at
Cliefden, of whom particulars 'with plans annexed) may he
had; also of Mr. Welton, al the Library, Maidenhead; of
Mews. Fladitate, Nield, and Young, Soliciture, No. 12, Es-
sen-street, &sand; of M . J. avid W. Lowe and Cciesboru.
solicitors, Taufield court, Temple; •ud of Mr. Squibb and
Sun, A act homers, Saville-row.

Noble Mansion, Bruton-skeet. Berkeley-rquare, late the
Residence and Proper, ty of the Earl of Carbomptusi.
ipR. SQUIBB and SON beg leave to trillion rice,
that they have received directions from the Exec's.
toes to DISPOSE OF the above noble MANSION, which
runtaius ou the ground Boor a spacious entrance hall, Minim.
room, smoutug-.oum, library, gentleman's deeming-room,
S.c.; ou the principal door a very splendid of apart-
ments, the front room about fifty feet in length, with very
lofty and 'highly enriched covered ceiling, a back drawing.
room, ante-rouut, bedchamber and drenling-rouro ; with
several chamber* over, and numerous well-scrooge(' offices
on the basement ; a large garden behind, cud extensive
otalding, dm. ; held under Lord Berkeley, at a very low
ground rent.
Principals only will bars tickets for viewing forwarded
In them, hi addressing* lint to Squibb and Son, Sairillmioar,
who are authorised to treat by Private Contract.