The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-12-13 00:00:00

L'AMILY LINEN, RICH DRESSES, &c. at
NEWTON's, 14, Leicetter-square.-250 pair of very ex.
cellent Holland sheets, two yards and a half wide-40 i.O
riuusly fine, full three yards in width; and 200 half bleach...!
such as home-made, Ennis, Suffolk Hainp, Lancashire &r.
The above having been purchased(with five hoses d frail
Linens and Damask Table Cloths) under peculiar circiini-
~tees, molests will be sends Itiesere iss any WI, desiring it,
are now most respectfully submitted to view, in the fullest
confidence, that the Hol'and Sheets are from 10 to 18s, a pair
hes than any house in this metropolis can afford an equal
quality ; and the Servants' Sheeting cheap in proportion The
Dish Cloths and Table Linen will be found equally advan-
tageous Fifty allied) Chintz Furniture% 2s 2d. worth :is ;
and sixty of the richest Furniture Dimities, 16.1. and 12d.;
with ISe large Counterpanes at little more thz.n half their value.
Bargains in Muslim, Coloured Dee-net, &c.—Three hun-
dred CasbnsirsShawls, the co .ptetest imitation of liirlia ever
beheld, from 9s to 51.-90 Madras Lone Cloths, really worth
4s. now 21. 2.1 —SO Small Spriacd Mulls yard and half wide,
2s 91—.130 fashimableJe.ans from 2s. Sd to 31. fid. A ‘ast
variety of Satin W'o'ks and Lace Cambricbs (soiled) at half
price...two bales of India Mulls, worth 3a. 611. only 1. 10J.
finer in prnpottion—beautiful Jazonets for Gr•itlemen% Cra-
vats 24 ful. the square, those at Ss. curiously fine—four boxes
Hambro Cambrics from 14s. to a guinea, sufficient for ten
Handkerchief% and fifty pieces French do. very cheap-i-acapiul
ell-wide Prints 2s. per yard ; and Plain Sarsnets 7s. U. the
full Round Dresi.—Chequed do. only 12,.—with near 300 of •
the most fashionable Winter Cambric: 13s. 6d. worth 18s.
N. E. The Second House from the Panorama, in Leicester-
square.

BY THE ZING'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
GODBOLD'S VEGETABLE BALSAM, FOR THE CURE
OF CONSUMPTIONS, ASTIIMAS, &c.
1/1 FSSRS. GODBOLD respelifully inform
J. the Public, that, to prevent fraud, the lion. Commis-
sioners of His Majesty's Stamp Office have permitted their name
tieing printed at full length upon each stamp that covers the
wick of each bottle, therefore, will be particular in not
purchasing Any without the aforesaid stamp, and likewise to
observe that tacit itanre, N. and S. GODBOLD, is written en
voch label The forgery of tither is felony.
The merits and efficacy of the aforesaid universally esteemed
Medninit, having been proved and attested be the following
Nobility and Gentry, ay well as by many other highly respecta-
ble persons, entirely precludm the necessity of recapitulating
the numerous and surprising cures it has performed, even when
Patients bate been pronotinc,ml by the inost eminent of the Fa-
culty to be irrecoverable ; certificates of which have, from time
to time, appeared in almost every London and Provincial
Newspaper in the kingdom, with annexed signatures of per-
sons, whose elevated stations roust impress the mind with the
veracity of their public test yes in favour of a Medicine
which has never failed, in one instance, when timely admi-
Listered. The Nobility, Ginty, and many others, having
gape:gimlet:it its balsamic virtues, and witnessed its astonishing
eliefts, particularly regiiesterl the late Patentee and Proprietor
to subjoin their names to his adv. 'ligaments, as voucheta for
its superiority over all other Medicines in the world ; sad
str mgly riPcnnimer4.4 it to be constantly kept in all families fur
tlc above complaints
Tht. Most Noble the Marquis of Lothian.
Right Honourable Viscount Dudley and Wjrl
Right Honourable Lord Grantley.
Rii;ht I lonourahle Lord Macdonald.
Right Honourable late Lord Fortescue.
Right Honourable Lord Mollified
Right Honourable late Viscountes,D•iilley and Ward
Right Honourable Lady Dowager ‘'iscuuntess Falmouth.
Right Honourable lady Dowager Fortescue.
Lat- Right Honourable Lady Dowager Grantle-
. id. ,rsppreece.
fir —John Coghill, Francis Blake, Edward N.:wan:tam,
and George Arnnirong, Wirt,
Ginierals--Doyle and Droulv.
Colonels--Baker and De aith.
‘"t'l a pea many other: nt the Nobittr, at may be ....en in the
itemise, at the Proprietors, Laud S. Gidboad, No. 3, Blooms.
bury-Mow; where ads ice is given every day from Ten till One
o'Closk 'Sunday exceptsd).

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",, d Co.; Ching and Bat:?: • its.ar and Cu ; .1.1 at um
Vegidc, o:ery 61' an.! rapaal *ow