The Sun.
London, England, 1804-04-09 00:00:00

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MR. BRYAN's CELEBRATED GALLERY, PALL-
MALL.

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MESSRS. PETER cOXE BURRELL, and
FOSTER respettfully announce to every Nobleman,
Gentleman, Connoisseur, Amateur, Colledors of the finest
Specimens of the superior order of the Arts, that the whole
contents of

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Mr. BRYAN'sVALUAP.I.P. GALLERY of ORIGINAL
PICTURES,
Comprising among many other adndrable Performances, the •
inestimable Works, of Raphael, M. Angelo, A. Del Sarto,
Correggio, Schidone, Batoccio, the Caraccis, Guido, Dome-
&chino, Albano, Guercino, Caravaggio, Spagnoletto, P. Da
Cortona, Murillio, Sal. .Rosa, Cangtagi, Titian, P. Veronese,
Tiutoretto, Palma, Bassano, Salviati, Nic, Poussin' G.
Poussin, Le Seur, Le Brim RUbens, Vandvdc: jordaen:s,
Teniers, Van Harp, Rembrandt, Ostade, P. 'Potter, Cityp,
Berghern,Wouvernians, A. and W.Vandevelde, Backhuysen,
K. Du jardin, Ruysdael, Hobinia, G. Douro,' Metzu,
Schalken MieriS, Slingelandt, &c. will be brought to
Sale by Cublic Andion, -
On THURSDAY, the 3d of May,
,and Two following
Days, at Twelve o'clock,
At the Spacious Premises in Pall-Mall.
Messrs. P.ET E R CO XE, and Co. do not hesitate to de-
clare, that no encomiums expressed by
,them (though in com-
plete unison with the general opinion); of-,Mr. merits
lot-judgment, knowledge, and enlarged compreheosion ih all
the . branches of the Polite Arts, can sufficiently convey a
just etilOgi tun on the ex te,isive variety and superior quality
of this• Selection, the result of that judgment which will' be
now offered up , at the final close of all Mr. 13ryan's-transac-
tions. under his late. pursuits; and where every Piture he
possesses Will be exhibited, that cYery Picture may be dis-
posed of, I-11 relinquishing., (for a mercantile connedion
already established), a profession which from its very nature
can rarely be delegated to another person to manage, Mr.
Bryan, in quitting it, submits by this .Sale at.once to a can-
did and discerning Public, property of most considerable im-'
portance, purchased doting a length of time with care and.
caution, and at the advance of a large capital. But Messrs.
Coxe and Co. would deem it. unjustto,Mr. Bryan, and dis-
respectful to the Public, to imagine that this notice will not
be kept in view with an attentive solicitude, satisfiedas they
are, that'ecery individual of taste, who has the power, will
eagerly embrace the favourable instant that will enable him
to add to his Cabinet or Gallery,
.works of the' highest esti-
mation, through an opportunity such as rarely occurs, and
may not:take piece again fora century.,
Throgniorto{t-stress, April, ;

. BUCKS: - •
••. - TO BE DISPOSED OF,
HE LEASE, Ten Years of which are unexpired,
pf a 'RESIDENCE the most desirable and happy.S pot
in the'lcingdom, situate-on a pleasing Eminence, and possess-
ing.all that Nature'can give, for.the immediate accommoda-
tion of a Genteel'Family ; the Apartments, consisting of an.
elegant Drawingr-room, Breakfast-room, Eating-parlour, with
liiaw-windows to each, commanding views over a'beautiful
Lawn and.,Paddock; the, whole .in.a Ring Fence, about 17
Acres, an Anti-room or Study, five best Bed-romps, and
Dressing-rooms, -six Bed-rooms for Servants, and every ,:011-
vcrtit Office, properly equipped with Fixtures, Stabling
for- Eightliorses,..and Coach-houses for lour Carriages, to.:
gether with Gardens, Pleasure-Grounds, Temple, and Sum-
mer Seats, shaded and intersedeti with Plantations and Walks,
laid out with taste and brauty,•in high perfedion. ThiSsin-
gular and delightful,S pot, iis in .the.circle of the most polite,
reSpedable anti social Neighbourhood ; distance from Wind-
sor six Miles, one from Maidenhead, and twenty-five-front
London. , . .

N. 13. The above mentioned Premises have been rivny
years in the occupatidn of Families of DiStinditiri, and not.
subject to anyinconveniencd whatever, and served ivithrnost
excellent Water.
May be viewed by Tickets, and-further Partiedlai•s and
Terms, by application to Mr. Kimberley, Surveyor of Es-
tates in general, Appraiser and Aiittioncer; at the. British
Imperial Hotel, Covent-Garden; and at his house in Hi►gh-
street, Windsor, BerkS.
• Alt Letters .(post,-nairt)„.will be duly answered. '
The Furniture may be had ata fair valuation, at the option
of the Purchaser. .. •. . • .
Seieral complete Residences, and"ricat -Aural -Cot-
tages, with or without Land, Furnished or Unfurnished.—
Enquirdas above. ,
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DR. rk:o lt*R I S!s:D'ltO PS
HEALTH, being the- most 'ittivilluable of human
enjoyments, it is
'preserving
duty we owe -society; to contri-
bute all in our power to great'a blessing. In
calling the public attention to these truly. excellent Drops, a
pleasing confidence arises, that a Medicine prodby the ex-
p rience of more than half a Century, wilt excile-the.
ed to a trial of its virtues. The approaching season is pecu.:
liarly adapted to a display of their surprizing powers, for,'
though as •a specific in every species of Fever, thi:y stand un-
rivalled ; it is in disorders of a putrid tendency, incident to
summer-heats and warm climates, that their saltua
ence prevail almost beyond the limits of belief : they not only
check gutroscence in-every stage, but recal vital prer even
in the moment of expected dissolution • By supporting,
insensible' perspiration, they remove obstructions in the
system produaive of Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism, with ,v 4.!
fious other Complaints : in the Asthma, Colds, Coughs,.
and beginning Consumptions, they will be Mond acptally be:'
neficial. The Family Bottle, 225. (Duty included) only
to he had at the' Dodor's House, No. ay, Lower Drool:-
street, G rovenor-square, where Books of Cures are deliver..
,ed gratis, and orders for exportation executed. Sold in
smaller Bottles atA Is: and as. 9d. wholesale and retail,
by Co. No.. zso, Oxford-street. Refilled by all
ot tihera.c and
Venders of Medicine. A Certificate, signed by the
Proprietors, is attached to each Bottle.