“_Four Months Promp._----CHINA, for SALE, by the CANDLE, at Mr. WILLIAM DUESBURY’S Warehouse, in _Bedford-Street, Covent-Garden,_ On _Wednesday_ the 9th, and _Thursday_ the 10th of _March_, 1785, at Six of the Clock in the Afternoon, A very good ASSORTMENT of Derby Figures and Candlesticks, compleat Tea and Desert Services, Caudle and Chocolate Cups, &c. of the newest and best Patterns. To be viewed on _Monday_ and _Tuesday_, and ‘till the Time of Sale. To be Sold by AUCTION by WILLIAM HUNTER, _Sworn Broker_, No. 59, _New Bond-Street_.--Printed by Joseph Good, Stationer, &c., No. 79, Fleet Street.” At the back of the title are the conditions, thus:-- “_Bedford-Street, Covent-Garden, March 9, 1785._--CONDITIONS OF THE SALE.--I. The Goods are all to be taken away without any Allowance at the Buyer’s Expence, on or before the 14th day of _March_, 1785, and paid for on delivery.--II. Buyer’s Notes, approved of by the proprietor, will be taken payable four Months after date.--III. The Proprietor will allow a discount of 2½ _per Cent._ to those who chuse to pay ready money.--IV. Such goods as shall not be taken away as aforesaid, the Proprietor shall be at liberty to re-sell without further notice, either by public sale or private contract; and all losses attending such re-sale shall be made good by the respective Buyer or Buyers at this Sale.--V. If any dispute shall arise between any Bidders concerning any lot, such lot to be put up again.--VI. The Buyer to pay Six-pence per lot deposit, in order to bind the bargain, which is not returnable.” Then follows:-- A CATALOGUE, &c. LOT. £ _s._ _d._ 1 A Tythe pig group, 1 pair of large gardeners, 1 pair of Jupiter and Juno, 1 pair of Harlequin and Columbine, and 2 pair of basket boys 3 11 0 2 A set of 3 jars, decorated with natural flowers, and gilt 3 Five dozen of small boys 4 A pair of large singers, 1 pair of sitting pipe and guitar figures, 1 pair of less ditto, 1 pair of sporting figures, and 12 boys 3 17 0 5 A compleat set of tea china, double shape, enameled with roses, festoons of green husks, and purple and gold border, 40 pieces 5 5 0 6 Two Cupid groups, 1 pair of large Bacchus and Ariadne, 1 pair of pheasant figures, and 12 boys 5 14 0 7 Six double shape caudle cups and stands, enameled with Dresden flowers, and gilt 8 A pair of figures Shakspeare and Milton 3 3 0 9 Two second size Dianas, 1 pair of piping shepherds, 1 pair of large gardeners, 1 pair of sporting figures, and 1 pair of Mars and Venus 4 15 0