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THE CURIOUS and VALUABLE MUSEUM,
late the Property and Produdion of that ingenious and
celebrated Mechanist, Mr. COX E, deceased, cornpri:ing
Musical,. Chime, and Mechanical Clocks; and. Time Pieces,
displaying an infinite variety of curious and elaborate,Speci-
mens of Mechanism, blending Utility and Ornarbent, as ex-
terior to the Mechanism, profusely embellished by Ot Molu
and Geniis.of various Classes; t5,3"G01d, Silver, and Metal
Re4teating, Striking, and Clock Watches, by entimmt English.
Makers, letvellery, and Bijoutry Torileit s, Cabinets, Snuff
and ton-bon Boxes Canes, Watch Chains, Fans, -ESsenee
Bottles, and miscellaneous Specimens of Mechanism and'
Bijontry.
"A 1.2, he viewed preceding :he Sale, by Catalogues only, at
One."anilling eakth, to be had as above.

VALUABLE BUILDING MATERIALS of the SPLEN-
IND MANSIONS and OFFICES, called FISHER-
WICK HALI.,, STAFFORDSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Messts. HINDLE,
. .
On the Premises, Fisherwick Hail, Fisherwick Pail (with-
in Three Miles of the City of LidsfiAd), on TtieSday,
filly 19. 1.808, and Ten following Days (Sunday excepted),
at Eleven o'clock precisely, by Grder of the Trustees of
Lord Spencer Stanley Chichester, comprising
THB.V:aluable and Costly. BUELDINO MAT'S;.
• RIA LS of that magnificent STONE MA NSIGN,and
OFFICES,,caIIed FISHERWICK HALL, erected by the
late Marquis of Donegall, in 1774 ;, consisting of a truly
elegant' Hall or, Saloon, which is 39 Feet by.z3 Feet 6,
with Twenty beautiful veined Marble Pilasters (ut superior
Workmanship), teisellited Marble Floor, and Bronze C him-
ney ; fifty capital Mahogany single and folding doors, of un-
commonly fine.wood;- twenty .excellent wainscot Floors, of
law dimensions ; several modern statuary dove and veined
marble chimney Pieces and Slabs ; a beautiful painted ceil-
ing on Canvass, designed and executed in a masterly style
a grand Portico Entrance of lonic columns, with additional
ornaments, flight of Steps.and Pediment; about two hundred
Ton of Lead, in Reservoirs, Pipes, Gutters, Cistern's, and
Sinks; two elegant Stone Staircases, with ornamented iron
work, and two secondary Stone Staircases; ,Fitting?:-up of
two spacious Vestibules ; several Sashes, with Plate Glass
Windows, Pannelled Shutters and Doars ; .capital sound
Oak Timber; many thousands of Slates, and sound Brick
Work ; Stone Casing of the Mansion, an excellent Stone
Green House; Graperies of large dimensions,. with Metal
Frames, almost neve—The erection of the Mews, cohsiosting
of Stabling for fifty -Horses, eight Coach-houses, Steward's-
house, • Gardener's-house, Plant of - Brewery, Slaughter-
tiouse, &c.
The Fixtures consist of. thirty elegant polished Steel. Re-
gister Stoves, Painted Linen Press(,, Coniinodes, &c. •
Kitchen Range, Smoke lack, Hot Closets, Stewing Stoves,.
three large Brewing Coppers, two others, three Ranges of
Lead Washing TrnilJts, Coolers and Under- acks, Brewing
Utensils, a capital Fire Engine, several Lead Cisterns, three
Udagon moveable Summer-h ;uses, Garsien Seats, Iron-
work Park Fencing, Park Gat s, &c.
N. 11-.. =fke. above- Materials are reserving the notice of the
Nobility, Gentry, and Builders in general, being seleded re-
gardless of ex pence, and will be found generally in as good
preservation as at the commencement of Budding the-abote
splendid Mansion.
The canal to Birmingham, and from thence to Oxford,
adjoins the Park, and is within half a mile of the Mansion.
On Monday, lady it, will be sold, in several . Lots, at the
Mansion, the remaining Rich MEADOW and PASTURE .
LAN D, containing about tour hundred and thirty Acres ;
together with the Manors of Fisherwick and Horton, .Cnrn-
berford and Wigginton, and one-third of the Manor of Pack-
ington,
with the Courts 'Baron,' ROyalties and Immunities.
The valuable Fishery in the River Tame (being a distance of
near five miles), and sundry other Property; which will be
announcedeirt due dine.
Catalogues are preparing, and may be had, fourteen days
previous to the Sale, at the Hotel,. Liverpool ; 13ridgewatet
Arms, Manchester Hen and Chickens, Birmingham; Queen,,
Burton ; George, Derby ; Castle, Tainworth ; Rain, Staf-
ford ; King's Head, Coventry ; Warwick Arms,. Warwick ;
George, Northampton ; Bush, Bristol ; and White Hart,
Bath (at 25. bd. each). Also of Messrs. Forster, Cook and
Frere, Lincoln's-inn; of Messrs. idake.and White, Essex-
street, Strand ; at Getaway's Coffee. house, Change-alley,
Cortina' i-stait-of Messrs..Hsratie,, No. a 3, Chancery-Luse,
London.

Custom-House, London, July I, IS;S.
FOR SALE,

By Order of the Hon. the Commissioners of His Majesty's-
Customs, on Tuesday the sth, Wednesday the 6tn, and
Thursday the 7tis iBOB, at Pour o'Clock in the
Atternuons or the said Days, precisely, in the Long Room,
Custom-House, London •
T
GdODS, which are allotted in HE following
Small Quantities, for the better accominonation of
the seseral Dealers, as well as private Persons, who choose
to become Purchasers.

,FOR EXPORTATION.
East India Prohibited Goods, &c.
FOR HOME CONSUMP

Spirituous Liquors, W:ne, China, Soy, Grocery, Opium,
Bark, and other Drugs, Skins, Sadlery, Swords. Blunder-
busses, Leather Pantaloons and Breeches, Parasols, Prints,
Shoes, Boots, Looking (ilasses,'Writing Desks, Linen Dra.
pery, Woollen ClOth, Shawls, Silk B!bbon, Sewing Silk,
Birds of Paradise, , Fans, Watches, Gongs, Tea, Cutlet,
Boats, -Timber, Materials of Vessels, Guns, Sails, powltng
Pieces,-lron Hoops; Tobacco, Snutt; and Tobacco Ashes.,
and smithy other .Goads, as mentioned in the Catalogue*
Likewise such C;Oods as have remained in His Majesty's
Warehouse upwards of three months not cleared or the du-
ties paid; viz. Pictures, Prints, Books, Citron, Lignum
Sze.