The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-01-13 00:00:00

I,ORD ERSKO
T IST of ADDITIONAL
1J of Subscriptions ad
L e.l
The Duke of Bedford 5 10
The Duke of Somerset 24
The Lord Chief listen of

WS STATUE.

Wrtised, 91.

.e. 1.
John Spinks, Esq. - 2 2
Samuel Dandy, Esq. - 2 2
Thomas Males, Esq. 10 10
Mr. 'Sergeant Pell 10 10
lord Ellenborough 10 10
John MU, Esq. . 10 0
John Richards. Esq. 6 0
Joseph Hume, Esq. - 2 0
Alderman Wood 2 0
Mr. James Anderton 1 0

Se (7;1; n d . - 20 0
Peter Alley, Esq. - 10 10
11111.11 Agsr, Esq. - 10 10
John Caleraft, Esq.. 11. P. 10
Wm. Mseterumn, Esq. 5 5
T. 11. Sterling, Esq. 2 2
?alll. Daman, Esq.
- 10 10

Subscriptions are received 1)3
Messrs. Soares, Fleet-street;
Smiths; by Messrs. Remington,
b► the member of the Committo

dommitur Room, Jan. 9, 1821.
r Mews. Ceuta and Co. ; by
by Messrs. Smith, Payne and
Stephenson and Remington, and

THE WIDOW OF THE LATE MR. S. PERRY.
THE late SAMPSON PERRY, Esq. more generally
known by the title of CAPTAIN PERRY, from the rank
he held hi the Militia Service, baring died suddenly, surrounded
those arduous aid trying difficulties with which it was the
tin of his life to struggle, it has been resolved by the many
friends which his political integrity had procured hint, and to
witom the merit and the misfortunes of his public life were well
known, to solicit the benevolence of the Public in behalf of his
surviving Wife and Family, whom his sudden death has left
destitute. _ _ _ _

Asa public man, his real for reform, though always ardent, was
always rational; and, though averse rom the principles on which
die war with America originated, when this crisis arrived which
seemed to place this country in fear of foreign invasion, he raised,
at his own expense, two companies of grenadiers, whose services
*ere readily accepted by Government ; and on those occasions he
*as twice presented by the then Duke of Norfolk to his late
Majesty.
During the strong conflict of party feelings which raged during
the early put of the revolutionary war, he was prosecuted, byss
ex-officio information, for a paragraph inserted by in "The
Argus" Newspaper, ffi of which he was Editor, which armed, that
**the existing Bosse of Commons did not legally and constitu-
deadly represent the people of England." The result of this pro-
secutioo, from the dreadful edict of which he has at last escaped,
was outlawry, imprisonment, and ruin. lVhen the outlawry was
sillerw_ Reds reversed, Captain Perry, who had been educated to the
medical profession, by fortunately discovering a powerfUl specific
tat owe el the excruciating diseases of the bladder, was enabled, in
mew degree, to retrieve his circumstances, and to recover from his
triaberhainients. On the death of the original proprietor of " The
illadssizian," be became the purchaser of that Newspaper, in
C7with another gentleman, and was the Editor for six years ;
ast difficulties accumulated upon him, and his latter years
Deism. one combined scene of affecting anxiety—it scene from
which he has been suddenly removed for ever, leaving a dis-
rcfamily and an amiable wife (lately confined with her sixth
il)1 wholly unprovided for. The slightest subscription towards
tbeir relief will be mast gratefully accepted sod most carefully applied.
Sobscriptions received by Mr. Ridgway, Piccadilly ; Mr. Peas,
20, High Holborn ; and Mr. Effingham Wilson, Royal Exchange.
.£ a.
Duke of Bedford - 20 0 Anonymous - - 6s.
A Friend to the Widow B . U I
and Orphan . .10 0 James Brian, Esq. . 6
Sir R. Phillips - 6 0 Mrs. S. - I
J. Stansfield, Esq. . 10 OW. H. - . . 1
R. Johnson, Esq. - 6 0 Friends at Halifax . 10
Major Cartwright - 6 0 Anonymous 1
A Friend to the Needful 1 0 B. rey, Esq. .
ti. Whittaker, Esq. . 1 1 G Grant, Esq. 5
Mr. Shassor - 3 0 Mr. Rundell . - 2
B. Hopkinson, Esq. . 1 1 Mrs. Walker - .
C. Whaten, Esq. - 50 H. Hunt, Esi. - 1
J. S. - - 10 J. Sanger, - 1
A Friend to the Widow 1 0 The Widow's friend 6
John Mangles, Esq. . 5 0 b. A. de la Chautnette Esq. I

LONDON STOVE ORATE COMPANY,
Opposite the Mansion House, and at their Manufactory, No. 64,
Crotched Friars, adjoining the India Warehouse.
ASAYING front Fifty to Seventy-five per Cent., u the
following Abstract will prove:—
ft. in. Kitchen Range, with Oven and Boiler - £3 0 0
3 0 Patent Back Boiler Range, with falling Top
fir, 21. 16s. Od. to 3 4 0
3 3 Ditto • Ditto - Ditto - 38 0
3 6 Ditto - Ditto - Ditto - 311 0
3 9 Ihtto . Ditto - Ditto - 316 0
411 Diu - Ditto - Ditto . 319 0
Larger sites in the same proportion.
Neat Elliptic Regista Stoves - 1 6 0
Ditto, with Japanned Fronts - - 2 0 0
Ditto, with (hound Ditto and Ornaments 3 10 0
Rid Room Stoves, various Patterns, la. M. each, or Q. per Inch
In consequence of the increasing support their Original Esta-
blishment continued to experience, the Company, fur the better
facilitating the execution of their Orders, found it expedient to
open those very eligible and extensive Premises, directly opposite
the Mansion House, where they have concentrated not only the
largest but the choicest collection of Ranges, Stoves, Fenders,
Fire-irons, and General Furnishing Ironmongery, in the kingdom.
Prompt payment and no abatement.
Stoves and Kitchen flanges Set in Town or Country, by cape-
rieneed Workmen, on the most reasonable Terms.
Please to observe The London (hate Company has no
other Establishment than the two abovemientioned. All Goods
sold by them are warranted to be of the best description, and equal
in strength and workmanship to any in this Kingdom. As some
Persons (whose harries they decline publishing fur the present)
have thought it their interest to assert the contrary, the London
Stove Orate Company very respectfully court inspection of their
Gouda, when the public will have a proof of the decided advantage
of purchring at the above Establishment.
Old Stoves and Ranges taken In exchange.

PATRONISE]) by the ROYAL FAMILY, their
perial Majesties the Emperor and Empreas of Russia, his
Imperial 3lajesty the Emperor of China their Excellencies the
Dulles Del infantado and De San Carlos, ;nil the Duke of Bruns.
wick. by their especial authority, and most of the Nobility through-
out Europe—
ROWLAND'S MAC.ISSAR OIL
(The Original and Genuine) which for many years has been
uni-
`'wly admired, and is acknowledged the best and cheapest article
,or nourishing the Hair, preventing its falling off or turning grey,
!Tames it to the latest period of life, promotes a luxuriant growth
va the baldest places, produces Whiskers, ke.
CURLY nA IR.—lt produces and mnkes the curl firm during
etercise, or in damp weather, renders Hair that is harsh and dry
Ilik,,jllnist, elegant, and belutiful.
Accouchement, /lc. during which this Oil should
regl atplied, as it prevents the Hair being injured, such as
c &aging colour, and retains its beauty.
CIIILDREN'S 1f.% R.—A due attention to I BairlLO the greatest pleasant,
This Oil is invaluable: it eradicates
Ku!, and pleasant, and In supericr to combs, soaps, &c.
44kla the Hair lino in its roots, and fixes a stamina for a beauti-
NI Read of Hair. Price 3s. Cid.--71.-10s. lid. and 11 Is. per brule.
RED WHISKERS, GREY WHISKERS, EYE-BROWS,
ils4fal the Head, effectually changed to Brown or Black, by the
1 LAND
t 2
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!ootow 'S ESSENCE of By mely. wetti lfsir, It immediately produces aTYRE. perfect change.er Price As. ng—
rd. rid Ilk. ad. per bottle.
S^id by the sole Proprietors, A. ROWLAND and SON,
• d Perfu flatton-garden, Holborn.
englLondon; and, by appointment,
s•' Ask
and alledielne Vers.
Ask for ROWLAND'S (NL, or ROWLAND'S DYE,
FLPolkularly observe the skrnature on the label to each bottle,
",!lienaine is signed " A. ROWLAND and SON," wir,b the
No, l Ilatton-prdon.