The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-02-19 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.

WINE AND miscELLAvEors EFFECTS.
by Mr. WILLIA.MS,
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At the Auction Mart, THIS DA], at Twelve,
ABOUT Two Hundred and Twenty dens of MA-
DEIRA, PORT, SHERRY, CHAM PA IGNE, and
CLARET, Pats .five Dews ROUSSILIAM, CREME DE
and CREME DE FRANCAISFI; silo a variety of
MISCELLANEOUS EFFECTS, compising. twc grand pai,i).
fortes, a cabinet and a square ditto, French clock, fowling.pecei,
telescopes, bronzes, alabaster vases, handsome stained.glass cottec
window, plate and plated articles, rich cut-glass chandelier, librcly
writing tables, bookcases, Ice.
To be viewed and Catalogues bad of Mr. Williams, nifty.
morton-street.

CHOICE COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS.
By Mr. WILLIAMS,
At the Auction Man. TO-MORROW, at I!,
ACHOICE COLLECTION of valuable PAINTINGS
by the most eminent esteemed ;Masters, among which 4.re--
a moat interesting picture, by Naysatith, presenting a view of Loeb
Katrine, as described by Sir W. Scott in his celebrated poen, of
•• The Lady of the hake ;** a unique and admirable drawing, after
Raphael, of St. Jobn in the Wilderness, formerly in pose lion
of the Empress Josephine; a snit() of a Lady attiring herself at
her Toilette, most exquisitely finished, together with the companion.
by Grease ; tbese drawings were the property of Marshal Ney.
The whole collection may be viewed till the Me; and Catalogues
had of Mr. Williams, Throgrnorton-street. ,

110USEDOLD FURNITURE AND EFFZUTS,
LEADKN4AI4.ITRESS.

By Mr. U'ILLIAMS,
On the Premises, 2111, Leadenhsli-stret, on SATURDAY NEXT.

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at Twelve,
,‘ QUANTITY of genteel IIOUSEHOL1) FURNI -
TUBE. Piano Forte, Library, Bookcases, R few Oil Paint-
ings, Linen, China, l'ounting.house and Warehouse Fixtures. and
other Effects, consisting of mahogany :our-prat and tent bedsteads
with hangings. feather beds and bedding. mahogany cabinet arti-
cles in wardrobes, chests of drawers, dressing stands, sets of dining,
card, and Pembroke tables, cellaret. sideboard, mahogany parlour
and japanned chairs, pier and chimney glasses, window curtains,
carpets, kitchen requisites, Be.
To be viewed to-morrow and Saturday ; and Catalogues had of
Thrognporton-street.

GROVE HOUSE, NEAR FINCHLEY,
With Immediate Possession.
By Mr. WILIAA3IS,
At the Auction Mart. TO-MORROW, at Twelve, unless an
acceptable offer is made in the mean time by private contract,
AN . elegant and commoilions N.! LLA RESIDENCE,
called GROVE 110l;SE, the late residence of IL Borns,
Esq. deceased, desirably situate on the Great North Road, seven
miles from London, about three quarters of a mile from /made),
and two miles from . Highgate, with lawn, shrubbery, orchard,
lary productive gardens, greenhouse,ect. ; rosch.hoose, en ex-
cellent four-stall stable, cow and poultry houses, and all requi.ite
attached and detached offices, forming a very unique and derizable
residence, embracing every convenience and accommodation; the
whole standing upou about two acres. The orchard and gardens
are extremely productive, and are profusely stocked with the choic-
est fruit trees ri full bearing, and the offices and out-buildings are
very complete. Stage-coaches are constantly passing and re-pass-
ing throughout the day. The situation is particularly healthy, and
the neighbourhood highly respectable. Also a piece of ground,
lying between the lower garden and the high road, well adapted to
building upon..
To be viewed till the sale, by cards only, viltich, with printed
particulars, may be had of Mr. Lindsey, &dictum, St. Thomas's.
street, Southwark; and of Mr. 'Williams, Throginorton.street ;
particulars also at the principal inns oat the road.