The Sun.
London, England, 1823-09-23 00:00:00

THE QUARTERLY REVIEW,
No.
• WILL BB PUBLIsfIED ON SATURDAY.

FONTHILL.

The ABBEY and GROUNDS, and the SPLENDID ELE-
GANCIES may be VIEWED until October, not deranged'
by the Sale.
MR. PHILLIPSmost respectfully notifies,
that on TUESDAY, the 9th of September, Instant,
and about Thirty-eight subsequent Days, (Sundays excepted),
positively at half-past Twelve each Day, he shall submit by
AUCTION, at the ABBEY, the Eitensive Assemblage of
Costly and Interesting PROPERTY which adorns this Mag-
nificent Structure, embracing part of the FURNITUItE, the
LIBRARY, the Books of Prints, Missals, and Manuscripts,
the Persian and Chinese Drawings, the Collection of Four
Hundmd Gallery and Cabinet PAINTINGS and DRAW-
INGS, by the most esteemed Masters of the Italian, Dutch,
Flemish; and English Schools; the Bijouterie, composed of
Precious Gems ; the inimita4le Carvings in Ivory, by Fla-
ttingo, and Benvenuto Cellini ; the Bronzes and Marbles, the
matchless Collection of liaised Gold Japan, and richly mounted
Agates; the Rare Oriental Japan and Sevres CHINA ; the.
sumptously Gilt and Chased PLATE ; the Ancient Stained
Glass;, the- Ebony, Amber, Florentine, and Buhl CABI-
NETS ; the Miniatures, Cameos, and Intaglios; the Miscel-
laneous Elegancies, and Objects of Taste and Virtu ; and also
part of the LINEN and WINES.
Tickets for Viewing (at Half-a-Guinea each), on any Two
Days except Sundays, may be had at the Abbey Gates, and
at Mr. Phillips's, No. 73, Bond-street, where also Catalogues
of the Forty Days' Sale may be had (and which alone admits
to the Sale); also at Garraway's Coffee House, Change Alley ;
at Messrs. Brodie and Dowding's, and Mr. Earle's Libraries,
Salisbury ; Mr. Skelton's Library, Southampton ; at the Pa-
vilion in Fonthill Park; Lamb Inn, Hindon ; York Hotel
.and White Lion, Bath ; Mr. Frost's Library, Bristol ; Mr.
Thomas's Library, Weymouth ; Mr. Rutter's Library, Shafts-
bury ; Bath Arms, Warminster ; Black Horse, Antelope,
White Hart, and Lamb Inns, Salisbury ; the Gazette Office,
Devizes ; where, at every of the above-mentioned places, may
be had the Three Catalogues complete, at 12s. 6d., or the
First and Second Parts at .ss. each, and the Third Part at
25. ad.

The Valuable and Pleasing Collection of PAINTINGS at

FONTHILL ABBEY.
MR. PHILLIPS most, respectfully invites
the Nobility and Gentry, the Collectors and Connois-
seurs, to an inspection of the FONTHILL GALLERIES, of
Ancient and Modern Art, embracing Four Hundred PIC-
TURES, DRAWINGS, and MINIATURES by the most
distinguished Masters of the Italian, Dutch, and Flemish
Schools; which are to be SOLD by AUCTION at the
ABBEY, on FRIDAY, 10th of October, and the three sub.
„sequant daysiot Twelve. The prominent features of this esti-
mable Collection, are the celebraled Poulterer's Shop by Gerard
Dow; a Battle of Cavalry by Wouverrnans ; a Camp Scene by
Cuyp ; the Laughing Boy by Leonarde de Vinci, an inimitable
and surprising Work of Art; St. Jerome at Devotion by Paulo
Veronese, a grand and perfect Gallery Picture ; the Port of
Genoa by Bergh= ; the Dance and Companion ; the Skittle
Players and Companion; a Village Fete, and the Temptation
of St. Anthony, fine specimens by Teniers ; the Sibylla Lybica
'by Carracci ; the Interview between Job and his Friends by
;5: A 093. , • .

SniERAL BRILLIANT SI.CIXEN'S
K. du Jardin S. Rosa 'Rembrandt P. Potter
Ruysdael Mieris Metzu Jan Stein
Vandervelde Van fluysum De Hooge Ostade
Vanderneer Breughel Rotenhamer Rubens
-Domertichino Delini
Poeleinbourgh Guido
Vanderwerf Steenwiek Terburgh Backhuysen
West Wilson Hobbitna Vandyke

• And others of equal Eminence.
The several Teniers are pleasing, and of high quality, and are
from the Gaieties of the Duc du Choiseuil t Prince of Hesse
Cassel ; Earl Besborough ; Marquis Lansdown ; Henry Hope,
Esq. ; Marquis Bute; Mr. Vandergttcht ; Duc de Praslin,
&c. &.c. &c.
May be viewed until October the 10th (btAng the first day's
sale of the Pictures) by t►ckets, which may be had at the Abbey.

Td RE PRIZES AND LOWER PRICES,
I and J. SIVEWRIGIIT, with great 'antis-
", • faction, recommend the Lottery, that begins drawing
NEXT TLILTIISDAY, to the attention ,f their Fr iends
and the Public—because, in the first place, ey can now offer
Tickets and Shares cheaper than in any Lottery for the last 2&
Years I_and secondly, because the Scheme is: of the most
Popular. description, containing AIME PRIZES TIIAN
BLANKS!—nd among the Capitals are
3 .of- - - £20,000 4-•- of - - £l,OOO
2 - - 10,000 7 ..... .500.
3 .2,000 10 - - - 300
&c. &c. the very Arst Prize drawn will have £lO,OOO more.
Tickets and Sharvs are selling at J..& J. SIVEW T'S
Old and Fortunate Offices, 37, Cornhill, 11, Ilolhonl, and a; s
llaynaarket, Lotttlon ;. and by their Agents in all the princip4l
Towns in the iiingdm,