The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-04-12 00:00:00

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MESSRS. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS respect-
fully announce, that they will SELL by AUCTION,
To-mom-row (Wednesday), the 13th instant,. at Eleven
o':clock precisely, on

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LED CART, SHANDRY, TIMBER

SRS. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS respect-
announce, that they are directed to SELL by
SDAY, the 19th instant, and following
precisely each day, on the Premises,

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ERIOR WEARING APPAREL.
By Mr. T. BRANCH,
s nest, the 14th instant, at Eleven o'clock, at
the Hanover Rooms,
able Quantity of READY MADE CLOTH-
'. of superior descriptions, consisting of 40 DuEss
id FaocK COATS, in every variety of Colour; 50 Pair of
ROUSERS; 130 WAISTCOATS, in Velvets, Shawls, Challies,
larseilles, Cassimere,s, &c.
To be viewed TO-MORROW, the 13th, when Catalogues
ay be had from Mr. T. BRANCH.

SALE IN CANTEI?BURV-STREET, UPPER
ISLINGTON.
By Mr. T. BRANCH,
On FRIDAY next, the 15th instant, at Eleven o'clock, on the
Premises, in C.anterbury-street,
HE remaining excellent Modern HOUSEHOLD FUR-
NITURE of a Gentleman changing his residence, which
includes an elegantly carved Gothic Four-post Bedstead, of
a superior design, Well-made Mahogany Furniture, in a hand-
somely crved•Sideboard Table, with Sarcophagus to match.
a Glazed Bookcase, Two Sets of Chairs, ;a Halls Table, with
Marble Top, Sofas, three Lounging Chairs, &c., a Suit of
Rosewood Drawing-room Chairs, with an Octagon Loo Table
to correspond, Brussels Carpets, Chimney and Dressing
Glasses, Four-post and Camp Bedsteads, Painted Wardrobe,
with Wings, and other Chamber Articles, a capital Kitchen
Dresser, various Culinary Utensils, and other useful Articles.

To be viewed on THURSDAY, the 14th, when Catalogues
ay be had on the Premises, or from ' Mr. T. BRANCH,

BRETHERTON'S HORSE REPOSITORY

HORSES, CARRIAOES,,HARNESS, SADLERY; spc.
By Mr. TAYLOR,
To-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 13th instant, at One o'clock,

at 'Mr. Bretherton's—Repoitory, Wood-street,
A . VERY haidsome Pair of Bay Carriage or Phaeton
£1 HORSES, 15 hands 2 inches high, five and six years
old,
.with very good action ; a capital Chestnut Cab Horse,
five years old, with splendid action ; an excellent Brown Cob
Horse, 15 hands high, steady in harness, and a superior
Roadster ; a strong Chestnut Horse, six years old, 15 hands
3 inches high, steady in harness ; a very useful Black Cob ;
an excellent Cob Pony, has been driven by a Lady ; a Gray
Harness Horse, six years old, 15 hands 1 inch high; a great
number of Saddle and Harness Horses, Cobs, &c. Two very
good Phaetons, one by Rodgers, of Bristol, Gigs, a Travelling
Chariot, Whitechapel, Harness, Saddles, Bridles, &c., in
• .

great variety.
May be viewed on the morning of sale.
'A Sale every WEDNESDAY, at One o'clock.
HORSES TRAINED to Double and Single Harness

CABINET-MAKER'S STOCK, COMMUTATION-
ROW; ISLINGTON.
By'Mr. D. JONES,
To-MORROW (Wednesday). the 13th instant, at Eleven

hole of the MANUFACTURED and UNMA-
k.CTURED STOCK of the late GEO. WARDLAW,

_ .
CABINET-MAKER, deceased. __
The MANUFACTURED STOCK comprises Two

ables, Set elegant Four

Drawers,

handsome

post Bedsteads,

-room and Hall

irs, Couch Frame, Dressing Tables, Washstands, &c..
The UNMANUFACTIMED STOCK consists of Mahogany,
Baywood, Cedar, Ash, and Deal Boards, quantity of Veneers,
- with the whole of the excellent TOOLS, LATHE,
Iculars of which will appear in Cata-

S. ROSA,
CARACCI,

MIERIS,

CANNALETTO,

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and the great difficulty is to mut
do injustice to the rest.
" Of rarities, how many a clime convey'd,
O'er many an ocean, to this hallow'd shade,
How bright—the rich assemblage charms my eyes,
What prodigies of daring Art surprise,
In pictures, vases, gems of various hue,
And bring all Greece and Latium to my view !
Bright polished helms heroic times recall,
And gleaming corslets hang the storied wall !"
THE ORNAMENTAL FURNITURE

THE GREAT EARL OF CLARENDON.
THE FAR-FAMED SILVER BELL, OF EXQUISITE WORK-
MANSHIP OF BENVENUTO CELLINI, EXECUTED
FOR THE POPE CLEMENT VII.

is a specimen so rare as to be difficult of appreciation. Again,
THE COLLECTION OF COINS AND MEDALS IN PURE
GOLD, SILVER, AND BRONZE,

is very extensive, well-chosen, and in fine preservation, em-
bracing a vast number very rare, and several quite unique.

INTAGLIOS AND CAMEOS,
are numerous, well selected, and of the very finest Greek and
Roman workmanship.

THE MARBLES, BRONZES, AND CARVINGS IN IVORY,
include antiqiie busts, vases, and altars—especially the
CELEBRATED EAGLE, OF THE FINEST GREEK WORK,
THE MOSAIC SHRINE, FROM TILE CHURCH OF ST.
MARY MAGGIORE AT ROME;
and amid the bronzes and models are some of the highest
specimens of antique cinque• cento workmanship. Carvings
in ivory, by flamingo, and models by Mr. Walpole's es-
teemed friends—
THE HON. MRS. DAMER, AND
LADY DIANA BEAUCLERC.

THE COLLECTION OF PICTURES PRESENTS THOSE OF THE
HIGHEST CLASS OF THE ANCIENT SCHOOLS,
including some of the finest efforts from the pencils of
G. POUSSIN, REMBRANDT,

PAUL BRILL,
WATTEAU,

HOGARTEI,

DOMENICIIINO,

MARESItI.
and not overlooking the celebrated picture of " Jupiter," by
Poussin, and the " Beggar's Opera," by Hogarth.
THE DEPARTMENT OF HISTORICAL PORTRAITS IS QUITE
MATCHLESS, embracing choice originals of all the most dis-
tinguished in arts and in arms from the earliest period to
THE REIGN OF GEORGE THE THIRD,
with fine examples from the pencils of
Mabuse, Vandyck, Sir Peter Lely,
Janet, Mytens, Sir Godfrey Kneller,
Holbein, Rubens, Sir Joshua Reynolds,

Zucchero, Dobson, &c., &c., &c.
THE FAMILY PICTURES OF THE KINGS HENRY V. VI
VII. AND VIII. MAY PE PRONOUNCED GEMS OF THE

FIRST WATER

It is believed the reader will not grow weary in his delight by
anticipation of the splendid treat that is in store, but the
task is yet imperfectly told.

OF THE DUCHESS OF PORTLAND;
THEY ARE GEMS OF THE FIRST ORDER, NOT TO BE

EQUALLED THROUGHOUT EUROPI

HOLBEIN, COOPER, LENS,
ZUCCHERO, HILLIARD, DIXON,
OLIVER, HOSKINS, LEOTARD.
And Enamels by
PETITOT, ZINCKE, BORDIER, &C.
And though last, not the least object of interest, is the
celebrated RED HAT OF CARDINAL WOLSEY.
_ _

ire a selection which will not

will be admired for its antiquity; it combines a great deal
that it would be in vain for research to-accomplish. There
are 30 solid carved ebony chairs, with sofas, settees, and
tables, all of the first order
OF THE OLD BUHL AND ORMOLU MANUFACTURE.
The specimens are of the highest class, and in the greatest
variety, with Marqueterie and Japan, in cabinets, aireens,
and coffers. The drawing-room suite is of gold, ern silk
damask furniture. Then the Arbusson Tapestry ; clocks,
which not only the hour tell, but tales of wondrous interest,
including the
CELEBRATED ONE PRESENTED TO
ANNA BULLEN, BY HENRY THE EIGHTH.
THE ORIENTAL AND EUROPEAN CHINA

exhibits a variety of the choicest specimens, indeed of every
known manufacture; early
PERUVIAN, ROMAN, AND ETRUSCAN VASES ;
a large collection of Raphael's ware, and Limoges enamel.

VERY RARE AND FINE OLD STAINED &LASS ;
and specimens of
THE ROYAL SEVRE, DRESDEN, CHANTILLY AND
CHELSEA CHINA,
which are unrivalled anywhere.
THE MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF ARMOUR,
although not of great extent, is unique. It would be idle to
attempt to do it justice, and to select from it would indicate
au unpardonable partiality, save only that it may be con-
ceded to the writer to invite the real connoisseurs —in' these
matters to the
SPLENDID SUIT OF FRANCIS TEE FIRST, BY BENVENUTO

CELLINI,,
richly embossed, the shield painted by Polidori. There is
beside a profusion of helmets, swords, guns, pistols, &C.
THE ANTIQUE PLATE AND .JEWELS
will constitute a great feature, including the live celebrated
silver vases from
LADY BETTY GERMAINE'S COLLECTION,
which are without parallel. The Candelabra, tire-dogs,.
sconces,
FINE OLD CHASED AND ANCIENT PLATE IN GOLD AND

SILVER,
With the Apostle spoons, the dessert plates engraved with
the Life of the Prodigal Son, by Pass ; formerly in the mu-
seum of

THE SPLENDID LIBRARY OF MANY THOUSAND VO-
LUMES OF BOOKS is rich in every department of literature,
all well chosen ; the classics, early history, poetry, romance,
county history, private presents, rare manuscripts, autograph
letters, particularly those of Madame de Sevigny, Madame
du Deffand, Oliver Cromwell. Queen Catherine, Parr, Peter
the Great, and Stanislaus King of Poland, and several. of
high Historical Interest, will, one and all, come in for their
due share of admiration of the literary world. Next in sue-
cesion is

THE CELEBRATED MISSAL PAINTED BY RAPHAEL
FOR THE QUEEN OF FRANCES I.
Formerly in the well-known Collection-of Dr. Mcad.
And that by Don Julio Clovio, formerly in the collection

Again'
THE COLLECTION OF PRINTS AND BOOKS OF PRINTS
is beyond praise. It includes the Naughton Orleans, Dus-
seldorf,-
AND OTHER VERY CELEBRATED GALLERIES,
the antiquities of Rome, Herculaneum, and
A MATCHLESS COLLECTION OF HOGARTH'S WORKS,
DRAWINGS, AND PRINTS OF THE SEVERAL SCHOOLS
OF ITALY, FRANCE, AN,D SPAIN.
Also,
THE MOST EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF ENGLISH POR.

TRAITS, KNOWN TO EXIST FROM THE EARLIEST
PERIODS, TO THE DEATH OF LORD ORFORD.
A thousand other interesting objects in taste and vertu pre-
sent themselves to the mind and recollection of the composer
of a very humble and imperfect representation of this splen-
did emporium—

THE SEAT OF ALL THAT IS CLASSICAL AND RARE;
but he flatters himself enough has been urged to incline the
rich and the talented to avail themselves of this incomparable
treat.

THE TRIBUNE ITSELF, WITH ITS CONTENTS.
Represents a Climax in vain to be sought for elsewhere.
THE " COLLECTION OF MINIATURES"
has not yet been noticed ; they are indeed Gems of the finest
character, and form one of the most Leading Features of this
Wonderful Museum—presenting Choice Examples from the
Hands of

But the reader will be gratified with a faithful report in the
catalogue, which is adorned by a portrait of Horace Walpole,
and illustrated by several drawings on wood, inimitably exe-
cuted by W. Alfred de la Motte, Esq. It is confidently be-
lieved the catalogue will be preserved as a treasure by those
who love the arts and sciences. The one by Horace Wal-
pole, it will be remembered, is out of print. The present
one will not merely give all that be bad laboured hard to
accomplish, but it will be aided by a description infinitely
more extended, and with a variety of illustrations, to entitle
it a book that will not fail to be placed in the library of every
man of taste and research. The price will be 75., and will
admit four persons to the public view, and be a passport to
the purchaser throughout the sale—they will be ready the
21st of March ; to be had at " Galignani's Journal," in
Paris ; at Strawberry Hill ; the Auction Mart ; and at Mr,
George Robins's Offices, Covent Garden.
The private view will commence on the 28th instant, and
the public will be admitted on Monday, April 4.