The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-03-04 00:00:00

OREAT REDUCTION IN SILKS.

Rich Gros de Naples, 2s. 3d. per yard, and a 20,0001. Stock of
Silks, which, owing to the intended Redaction of the Duty men-
tioned in the House of Commons,
WI L LIA MS and CO., 111, Oxford-street, are deter-
mined to sell at such sacrifices as will convince Lathes they
can at the present time purchase Silks at the rinse prices as when
the duty is actually taken off. SOME idea may be formed from the
following unpmeticntedly low prices :-
Rich Florence Sarcenet., N. 2d. per yard ; French width ditto,
in every new colour, 2s. fad. to 2s. 10d. ; rich wide Taffetas, 3s. Yd.
per yard ; stout Sheeting's, 3s. lid. ; rich Gros de Naples, 2s. 3d. ;
ditto 3.4ths wide, 4s. 2d. to is.: rich Ducapes, Is. ltd. to is 4d.,
usually sold at 7s. lid. ; beutiful Silvered Mantuan, from is. 3d. to
Ss. fid. • rich Levantines, 36.9 d. figured Gros de Naples, 28.10 d.
per yard.
Real Irish Poplins' 20.6 d. to 2s. 11d.; coloured Hotabasinea,
17d. tine black ditto, 13d.
Fine Cambric Handkerchiefs, it. 6d. per dozen; One Damask
Napkins, 65.64. per dozen.
barge Breakfast Cloths, 15d. each; Damask ditto, 214. to is. 3d.;
large Dinner Cloths, 75. 6d. ; ditto double Damask. 98. 6d. to
Ids. 19d., usually sold at 21s. • beautiful Hamburgh Damask.
4 yanls long 21a. ; 41 long, 26a:9d. ; 5 yards long, 325. to 40s. 6
yards ditto, from 635. to 90s.
Fine Irish Linen, fur Gentlemen's wear, 154 d.; stout Irish Sheet.
ings, 111 d. • One ditto, 1 wide, lid. to 2ld. ; read German Hol-
lands, 2 yards wide, from 24.6 d. to 36.6 d.
Stout Sheeting', 6d. per yard ; Russia ditto, 10d. to 13d.; real
Russia ditto, 21 wide, without a seam, th. Id. to 56 fid.; 3 yards
wide, 2".9d. to 3s. 181.
Fine Iluckabacks, 9d.; large Diaper Towels, Bs. 6d. per dozen ;
Russia ditto, Gs. Ski. - - . - -

Large Quilts and Counterpanes, 54. ed. to Os. 9d. each ; Fumi.
tore Dimities, W. per yard.
Fine Cambric luslins. 12s. per piece of 12 yards; fine Jacco-
netts, id.; ditto for Gentlemen's Cravats and Ladies' Dresses,
1141. to Idd.
A beautiful Assortment of Edinburgh and Norwich Shawls,
made expressly for the ensuing season, which can scarcely be dis-
tin^uished (ruin the original l'acheinere.
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)1' 1,11.1 A 31 S 31111 CO. (late Richardson), 111, Oxford.street,
Cornet of Regent-dints.

THE LARGEST. CIIE-IPEST, AND HEST STOCK OF
LINEN-DRAPERY IN EUROPE,
In now SALE at ARIIVLI.-110USE,_Regent-street.

H(1111:E and I.( 111" MA N. IV holt sale I/rapers, who
Sell all Goode by the Piece, at Manchester Prices; to
enumerate the whole of which would far exceed the limits of an
.Idvertisement. A few of their regular prices will shear the decided
cheapness of all.
flood damask napkins, is. a dozen ; breakfast cloths, 1110. each ;
about OM rich damask cloths. from two to ten yards long, beauti-
fully fine, that area little soiled, to be sold at exactly one.half their
original cost ; large Russia towels, 9.. adores' ; glass cloths, as.fid.;
mock Russia sheetings, fell yard wide, 6d. a yard ; fine ditto, Ad.;
real Russia tine, stout, and full yard and quarter wide, Ild. a yard,
well werth 14d. ; line ditto, lad. ; very fine, Ifid. and Iltd.; .15pietes
uncommonly stout and very fine. 21d. and 25.; a few piece& the
finest imported, from 2s. to 21. Cal. ; three bales of the full width,
requiring no seam, 2s. ; fine ditto, 2s. &1., the regular price 3s. *I.;
Irish sheeting., :Laths wide, 12d.; stout, I Id. aril 1611.; fine ditto,
2nd. and 2a.; a lo; of 6.4 th ditto, very fine, 2s. 2d. and 2s. 6d. ;
seventeen lams of the best linen Ireland ever produced. from od.
• yard to is. lid.; stout quality, 12d. and lid. ' • tine, 10d. • very
fine. 20d. and 2a. ; beautifully fine and undressed, Si. NI and is. 6d.,
really worth 3s. tiri.; three cases of German llollands for gentle-
men's wear, 2s. 6,1. a yard to 6s. lki.; 3.1100 elegant Marseilles'.
quilts, full three yards square, 13s. fad.: good large counterpanes,
is. Gd. ; coloured ditto, for servants, 3a. dd. ; elbwide calicoes,
I.ld. a-yard ; lot of India long cloths. ell wide, 121 6d. a piece.
tams; fine undrcsst.4 for shirting, Ills. and Ills. the piece. worth
a ard.
Fine 11'clsh flannel* and IVitney blankets, 33 per cent off the'
winter prices; good moreens. 14d. • yard : finest, IN. ; chintz fur. li
ttiturcit, NI. a yard ; town primed ditto. 12d. ; coloured licinga, rd.;
furniture dimities, :lid.; stout linen huckahacks for towels, Bd. to
121 a yard ; a lot of 'good twillsd stunk, tat.; 3:4.1 pieces of tne jac-
ecnets for dresses or cravats, 15a. the piece ; twenty yards very line,
21s. and 215.. nvrth 2s. a yard ; a few pieces of red India, .12.. a
pine ; fine Imba nitills, hoOks, and nairsoolsa ; India deers striped
dresses, :N.C. cavil ; India sprig book dresses, 1.25. Cal. each. cheap
at 2.15.; book inuslins, fad. a yard ; curtain niudins, 6-4th wide,
40. • yard.
.1 lot of for and elegant flounced robes. frown 10*. to isles. I'sd.
each; shout 341 dozen of French cambric handkerchiefs, 16s. to
to :10s. a dozen ; a tine quality, at 21k. and 255. ; an unusually large
nwortment of rich tachmere shawls, 'opiate and long, some very
hantlsoniv I.lth wide ant! full three yards long, 21s. each ; richly
:1, 315.6.1.

The richest gros de Naples, sarcencts„ ducapet, levantines,
crapes. bombasints. Ac., us wilt as a hcaulicul cheice of the richest
tact,. gloves, and ho,.iery—coinhining in ene establishment every
article usually sold by Drapers. 31errcrs. 11111M/slashers, or lle.icrs,
which saves purchasers the trouble and time of going to hall a
dc7c:i shops.
An inspection will convince that 11()DGE and 1,()11- 1.1,.N can
and will sell the best goods at lower prices than any retail shop in
leoralon.

No credit given or abatement tuade, and all goods sold at the
priers h,re %perinea.
.5 rgol Huse, Itegent.street, three doors from the Argyll
Ho mos. Unpaid betters are not answered.
S EEPEHS and (4 DEALER:. Alt !equated
to 4'..1`1Y E.lcv‘z

Counterpanes, Blankets, flannels, Ckskince,
Pelisse Orbs, Ihmask Table Cloths, Irish Linens, and Fiend'
Cambric&
CRAIG and IYOYLY be to call the attention of
Families returning to Town, to the above-named Articles,
which are of the best quality, and will be sold at prices far below
any
.other House in London.
Maneilles Quilts, two and a half yards square, 10s. Gil.; three
yards ditto, Ils.; three and a quarter ditto, Ilk. ; three rird a
ditto, Ilk.; Cousterpanes, two and a half square, 7s. 141. : large
size Blankets for the Ponr, is. 2tl. a pair ; extra sire ditto, 7, :id. •
12 bales of Welsh and Lancashire flannels at half-price . Rail;
Cloaking, two yards wide, Is. 10d. ri;:r yam'. ; Pelianc
Yard-wide Russia Sheeting, lid., very stout, a fine quali•t;
104 d., the full width without a seam, es., Irish diftn. p vd aecl
quarter wide, Hid., very stout, Hid. Aid. ; Russia '.lvonng,
ifuckaback. 811. a yard.
Damask Table Linen, &c..—Breakfrist Cloth., 10;1. etch, yard
and half square ditto, 25., tan yards yquare, very hantlmar.,. ;
Dinner Cloths, two and half yards long, 7s. ; very hantkorre
mask ditto, Os. od., three yards long. 12.5. Gd. ; Naukinv, rye yd.
the dosen, beautiful Damask ditto, I Is. ; Irish •, cf the
hest fabrics, beginning at od. a yard ; very stout, is.; lin, ter alOrt,,
Illd. to 21d. ; One French Cambric for Frills, 5.. a yard ; ditto
Handkerchiefs, His. lid. the dozen.

Handsome ('hints Furniture sp. • yard ; a isrgc tpuene.?e-
I2d. worth 2s ; Linings in every shade, fat a yard ; :
the best quality, 18d. a yard ; Window Holland: of every with.%
lower than any other House.
The following Goods in any quantity at half their value:—l.:fto
pieces Jai:moot, Cambric, and 1 ull Mullins ; 6l!1/ French :mi.:mon,
India, and China Crape Shawls ; ten bales of undressed I ..Pmts
and India Long Cloths, with a large Auortincro of Silk :lie:eery,
Hosiery, &c.
•.• Coane floods for Charities of every description.

('RAIG and D'OYLY'S FAMILY LINE'.
1101%.1-.1, 77, Oxford-street.

TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED PAIR OF--
WITNEY BLANKETS,
ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED COUNTERPANES
AND MARSEILLES QUILTS,
AND OTHER LINEN-DRAPERY G(X)DS,
Being Pawnbrokers' forfeited Property and Bankrupts' Effects,
SELLING OF/ AT
_TORN MEDIIURST'S, Corner of Raleroes-street,
Barb Jaw.
117_ __

J. MEDUURST begs to Inform his }nerds and the Public, that
he Is authorised to dispose of his Thousand Eight Hundred
Pounds worth of prime (Moods, which will be sold at half the
usual Price.

J. MEDUIIIIIST particularly recommends the following Anicles
to immediate attention Pieces of 4-4th and 7-Bth ORASS.
BLEACHED IRISH LINEN, very strong, 10d. ayard ; beau-
tifully fine and particularly stout, Is. per yard ; the finest quality
at Is. 6d. pee same as generally sold at 4a. 6d. per yard ; a
large quantity of bome-spun Sheeting, at fd. per. yard ; real Ruse
9
wiz IL Per and large sire Blankets at 4s. a pair • Counterpanes
soiled only in one fold, fit for four-post beds, 9s. 64. each ; twilled
and plain Stairs, 3d. per yard • excellent black and coloured Bout.
basins, 9d. per yard ; figured and plain Lustres, only 10d. pa
yard ; Cambric and Jacconet Muslii.s, yard and half wide, at sd
per yard ; Sprigged, Checked, and Corded Mullins, at SA.
per yard ; full-width black, twilled, and plain Sarcerets, 2s. per
yard; real Chintz Furniture', warranted fast colours, 64. per yard;
Calico, Id. per yard ; beautiful ell-wide India Longeloth, 6d. nee
yard • Prints, 3d. per yard ; superfine, and quite new patterns, Bd.
per yard ; yard and half-wide wore-in Cotton Shawla, 9d. each ;
700 Silk Shawls and Scarfs, at 7s. 6d. each, worth six times ths
money • a lot of Silk Handkerchiefs, at 2s. 6d. each ; real Welch
'Flannel, 44d. a yard ; Bed Ticks, that will wear for twenty years,
only 6d. per yard.
Men's and Women's Stockings, to be sold three pair for
Shilling.
Yard and half wide Table Linen, double the substance gene.
rally to be met with, at Is. per yard ; also several hundred rich Ile..
mask and Diaper Tablecloths, somewhat soiled, at half-price ; the.
whole warranted sound, and suitable for Families of the first re-
sprctabi 1 ty. _ - _ -

rObaene; at J. MEDIIURST'S, Corner of Rederors.sTert,
Barblaw.

CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISM, SPRAINS. &c.

THE CAJEPUt 0 POD E LIX )C.—Cajeput
is the basis of this Opodeldoc, has been long -highly esteems 4
on the Continent, as a remedy for Chronic Rheumatism, Spasmodic
Affections, Chilblains, Palsy, Stiffness, and Enlargement of the
Joints, Sprains, Bruises, and 1/affirm ; and the experience of late
years, in 'England, proves that it merits the high character given of
it by the moat eminent in the profession, in three obstinate can.
plaints. Being combined in the form of Opodeldoc. it is tendered
more penetrating, and consequently much more efficacious as as
exterr.al application. Rubbed upon the skin, by means of Kennel,
or the warm hand, it allays morbid irritation of nerves, invigorates
the absorbents, and accelerate, the circulation.

Sold in bottles, at Is. I id. and 2s. od. by Butlers, Chemists, 1.
Cheapside, St. Paul's, and 220, Regent-street, (near the Argils
Rooms,) London ; Waterloo-Om, Edinburgh ; Saekvii,e-street,
Dublin ; and by the prinoipal Medicine Venders throughout the
United gingdom.
N.II _lie carefel to ask for " Butlers' l'ajeput Opodeldoe."