The Sun.
London, England, 1838-11-23 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.

AUL HODGSON will SELL by AUCTION,
Nov. at his Great Room, 192, Fleet-street, on MONDAY next,
v,-P, and four following days, at Half-past Twelve,
metLuABLE DIVINITY and CLASSICAL BOOKS, the
Folio of a CLERGYAAN, deceased : among which are
i))r—
Coeceji Opera, 12 vols. ; Surenhusius' Mischna, 6 vols. ;
Ilii,Commentaria in Biblia, 11 vols. ; Alting Opera, 5 vols;
arid C. °QtnPaneea Fratruesm P lonorum, 8 vols. ; Roman Missals, Hebrew
sh Bibl.
Q
hliotuaert:,.: Morrison's Chinese Dictionary, 5 vols. ; Le Long Bi-
oels Sacra, 5 vols. ; Encyclopedia Britannica and Supp.,
c3,el, rockeden's Alps, large paper, India proofs, 2 vols. ;.
.Rees'
the °l?tedia, 45 vols. ; Gill's, Scott's, and Henry's Exposition of
Cl Vitringw Opera, 10 vols. ; Variorum and Delphin
,les; Chinese Hindostan, Tartar, Syriac, Russian, and Per-
opoe"trarnrnars.
aorl:;'l'oB'veo•.is G entleman's Masrazine, 151 vels. ; Bishop Hall's
; Chalmers's Brographical Dictionary, 32 vols. ;
kaki Tinda•l's England, 21 vols. ; Edwards's Works,
evnowlsu.
Rarliarne
serii7tseighuseri,
. 'Awl* History and Debates, 161 vols. ; A h
14 vols., &c. &c. ; Oriental and Hebrew Manu-

\t,..-f
11.0 be viewed, and catalogues had.
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illjAilLE BOOKS, PRINTS, BOOKS of PRINTS,
AINTINGS, and MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
ESSRS. FLETCHER and WHEATLEY
Ai ,
au will SELL by AUCTION, at their Great Room,
,191,
04illY, on MoNnAY next, Nov. 26, and three following days, at
7,,Pr1, aluabeisely
le LIBRARY each day
14," of a GENTLEMAN deceased, re-
i,eq from his residence in Berkshire, including—
eob °it° ; Lodge's Portrait's of Illustrious Personages, subscriber's
Fan Proofs on India paper 4 vols. in morocco, by Lewis ; Mnsee
SOPis, 4 vols.' moroc-co : Dodivell's Views in Greece ; Ottley's
vole °rd Gallery, 4 vols. in' 2, morrocco ; Galerie de Florence, 4
Rha* i Levaillant's Oiseaux de Paradis, 2 vols., morocco;
voisw s Staffordshire,Camden's Britannia, by Gough, 3
kote; best edition ; Picart's Religious Ceremonies, 12 vols. ; Ed-
totd":9llll,s's Heraldry ; Boydell's Shakspeare, 9 vels., red morroceo ;
Large Plates to illustrate ditto, line impressions,
Cathgehcirt°ll. Gallery, 2 vols. ; Fraser's Himala Mountains; Coney's
Q us,
l' t, tiart•o : Sir W. Jones's Works, 8 vols. ; Thornton's Sporting
°s; Lewin's Birds, 8 vols., coloured plates; Pennant's
-9,4112 s Works • Edwards's Natural History, coloured plates,
it„,.',l
,01.5., ; Wood's Athente Oxonienses, by Bliss, 4 vols. ;
a•Z'alatilliseellany, 10 vols. -;--Pinlrerton's--Collection of, To
Z.and Tr-avels, 17 vols. ; Grose's Antiquities, 10 vols. ;
tbnuarian Repertory 4 vols. ; Lavater on Physiognomy, 5 vols.,
lia, ; The Chronicles of Holin shed, Grafton, Hall, Fabyan, &c.,
ilae.°,'s„,.• i Gibbon's Rome and Miscellaneous Works, 9 vols. calf;
kW uycloowdia, 43 vols., half russia ~. Dru, ry's Insects, 3 vols.,
he
Latham's Birds, 10 vols.; Britton s Cathedral'? 6 vols.,
Es 4 Paper; Butler's Hudibras, by Nash, 3 vols., russia ; Lord
0 C,' Tracts, by Sir W. Scott, C.
At etavo : Neale's Gentlemen's Seats, 6 vols. ; Nichols' Literary
TheLeclotes and Illustrations of the Eighteenth Century, 13 vols.;
AlCalit's Various Works; Shaw's Zoology, 16 vols. ; Naturalist's
Qe eellan
ntlemaYnis
AG! alo.lerie du Alusee Napoleon, 10 vols., morocco ;
e l' 4 vole • Pope's Works, 18 vols., large
iiTer, buroveraarzindit'iona, &e. &c. ; the Voyages and Travels of
kirr°lr, Bruce Crawford Cooke, Cooke, Clarke, Forster, Gell, Hohiroft,
'Tliitieir, Lewis', M'Arthur, Merier, Park, Steman, Staunton,
c tie!, Vancouver, &c.
the Ear quarto Tracts relating to James the First, Charles 1.,
isztiallef Essex, &c &c
Ptiet:nemus portrait; and. views for illustration, framed and glazed
11/a: drawings portfolio racks, and miscellaneous articles.
Y l's---•-• 'le tpd vievL•ed on Friday and Saturday next.

to, DERBY.
unTA,NT TO JEWELLERS, GOLDSMITHS, AND
WATCHMAKERS.
1,, Et.SSR,S. BREAREY
4 and EYRE will SELL
wall ."Y AUCTION, without reserve, at the Lecture
111alsl:
ki.
ziWick, Derby, on TuesnaY, the 27th of Novem er,
wit in following days (Sunday excepted), the Sale to commence
Tlitraing, at Eleven o'clock,
kr &entire Valuable and Extensive STOCK IN TRADE of
This '"GE TUNNICLIFFE, late of Derby, deceased.
tteat aousally valuable Collection contains in large quantal . _
ate, Atiety of gold and gilt jewellery. Among the principal
°tie ,`"-) watches and chronometers, of which 68. are gold,. and.
arid 214endid real Breguet lady's watch, richly jewelled inside
t* etches
.... s, ev_ eral repeaters, a number of beautiful Geneva flat
i. u finely finished patent levers, by emine.nt makers ;
l'lll .:'''sznis antique watches, a rich diamond suite, gold box
lockralflutely finished enamel landscape, a superb Louis Quatorze
411 °la lat 4 e.er"ole in buhl and or-molu, repeating. time pieces, or-
ients_ silver campanille clock, 220 gold rings, principally set as
1:417' heads, half-hoops, seals, centres,diamonds,
..
tiet; Bc°l4l' torquoi.e onyx pearls, &c., 260 brooches of fine gold,
411R.h4e.},' 2, °O gold -seals,- B,silver snuff-boxes, some set, 10 silver
OM 2ra,ins; 60 silver pencil cases, 30 gold neck chains, 6 gold
riii4!:ett,i2w_a_teeft chains, -'25 gold and silver eye glasses, 120 gold
t.,5 , gcn.:_',s. sof fine old suites, of necklace, bracelets, ear-
11.7efs t richly set with pearls, brilliants, chrysophras, topaz,
0";' al,;:i %.14"ise, and other gems. a splendid antique Indian cab.i-
-414, ',-iivaegrsideboard, clock and time-pieces, coral, spectacles in
4 4‘ earn ; and other mounts, cases of elegant toilet and other
Plate e,s; a quantity of real jet ornaments, 4 musical boves,
tinCaaa" jeweller chests &c-
-111t41 gue;a may be had ten days prior to the sale, at the prin•
Z-I.tee;siv`n Deyrb; ; had ten (lays prior to the sale, at the prin.
erby; the Herald Office, Birmingham ; Mercury
C, Liverpool Mercury Office, Starnford ;
.Iris Office, Shef-
lo,aaeliestv'ew or Journal Office, Nottingham ,
Lion-street, Guardian Office,
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Oew 11. er ; of Messrs. Jackson and Son, Red Cie_ r•-
t Ae'„°r Mr. Jury Surveyor, Coleman-street, London ; and of
0„,„0„••,...........2z_____,,
Derby.

LOSS OF TEETH SUPPLIED,
WITHOUT SPRINGS, CLASPS, OR WIRES,
LOOSE TEETH FASTENED,
And Filling Decayed Teeth
WITH MINERAL MA RNIORATUM.
°ICSIEUR LE DRAY and Co., SUR-
,Xt, GRulx,
-hei°lll:l,,-..--,-,-DENTISTS, No. 60, NEWMAN-STREET,
`IE REE, continue to RESTO rtE DECAYED
.TEI.I'I-I with
Al, rated NER AL M A RAO RAT UM, applied without PAl_l:qd
U E, which in a few secoendso HARDENS
HE ;Bay-
-I;,l.:Ehpre ,in'r-utVeENTING and CrtllictßatliNrigG VIA OT
and rendering the
'l‘tN I,PN tP3e{T-nfloAC'elTON UNNECESSARY. They alsof
tr or•-00SE TEETH, whether arising from neglect,„4ll,V.r„,l
ONAiteitbisease of the Gums. INCORRODII3LE
cf', to a Al, TEETH of SURPASSING BEAU FY,
is‘feIiVINIG'."NIPLETE sET, without EXTII ACTING the ROOl 5,
'11.411S• ap-nY PAIN th ENCUMBRANCE of SPRINGS, CLASPQ,
'4GEs-:_any other eLIGATURE, at the following PARIs
1.4g1e Artificial Tooth
4 curnPlete Set
i:Znplete Set of Natural Teeth, en fine gold
................... . .......................... ••
Te o Set of Natural or Terro Mttallic
Art _ eth
s nighly finished, in the first sty ie, with
41%-"ted 0-e ignid sockets, usually charged 4, guineas 20 I 0
icill'no the most improved and scientific principles, and in every
-4tstaeth (7„Pe, :feet ARTICULATION and MASTICATION. Art.i.
At and "" of t.,pair, remodelled to fit th e mouth, and restored equal in
%Net o,olrability to their original state.
ant Ten 101 Four.—N. S. No. Alt, Newman street, Oxford
XttiSik%Cl oN, I, GENUINE PECTORAL BAL-
i,m bY r HONEY, for Coighl, Colds, Asthtnas, &e. In-
}lN HILL m.D.
`4140, °ht. , I who was a 'ver eminent Physician, recommended this
11,no dere or eParatlon as the_ most salutary and effectual remedy for all
C0,(41, the ree, the Breast and L.ungs: and many years' experience has eon-
orttknta3leaes,:inmeri_ datio.n in the immediatei relief and gradual cure of
4(1114 evr_titnas, and Consump . It is the greatest preserver
olssovered, and contains all tthe healing, softening, and
1.;,1. nes. Nr, (1)r . that salubrious e7.trae.,.of FLOWERS, called
h4.e icine was ever so universally Counterfeited as this.
4p;r7gravey• therefore, to notice, that the seiraitie, prepar,a. ion_ will
pric....on the Government Stamp, EVAN L0w414,5, 0/. St.
• 7,,• .7 I.; "'"• 6,1. and 2s. id. per Bottle.
tnei °Xfor—e:attla• 67, St.Pul's Church-yard; Saeger, 150,
; White, 24, Cernhilli And by most dealers in MIN

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